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c. MOIlen will sell four more cases of clothing,
heavy Leaver coats, IRnts and vests, tomorrow at
10 a N, and every evening, commencing at O'Clock
to continue till all is sold. jan26;1S7
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RAILROAD MAIL AeEET.-Reuben C. Frey,
editor of the Sharon Herald, has been ap-
pointed Mail Agent on the E. & P. Railroad,
vice Fred. h. Braggins, resigned.
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TnAVELER,s REqTEFKR.
DEPARTURES,

~ Citizens wishing conveyance 10 either o. H.
above Trains or Boats win be called for by Coaches
OF etevsns' Omnibus Line, By leaving their Address
At the Omnibus Office, i4T Superior strpe.,snext
door 70 the Weddell House
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THE BURNS FESTIVAL.

Celebration of IO6th Anniversary Of
the Birth OF the Poet robert Burns
.--OratiOn, Songs supper, Music aud
Dancing.
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City NEWS.

Tax Books will close January 9lst, 1865.
Il. S. WHITTLEsRT,
County Treasurer.
T. oE-1oo
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TIE GRAND sBIPNAsTERs' BAGL.-No one.
we arc sure, will forget tho grand Ship
masters Ball, given for the benefit of the
Soldiers Family Relief Association, which
Is to Jake place tonight in the Peerl street
Arnnory, on the West Side,
We gave description yesterday Of the
beautiful manner in which the Armory has
been decorated for the gay and festive oc-
casion, and we are satisfied that, as the en-
terFrise is in the hands of the best citizens
of Cleveland, and as it is undertaken with
such worthy motives, and in behalf of so
noble and excellent cause, It must prove
brilliant success.
Supper will be served by Richards and
Coleman, and Tudor's Bend has been en-
gagged for the benefit of the merry dancers.
PRoNoT1oSs.-Second Lieutenant Nelson
". Brown, 21st o. vi, has been recently
promoted to first Lieutenant.
The following promotions have been
made in the 3sth Ohio:
Assistant Surgeon a. B. Powell to Sur
geOn, First Lieutenants James A. MeQuil-
kin. and John Cameron to Captains, and
Second Lieutenants James NJ. Patterson,
George ". FGwl, VIM. BOyers'and Alphon-
50 4, EYAps to First Lisstenants.
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coM MERcIAL.

dJKbIE6 LEApkR UEFIJz
WEDNESDAY EvEEIE1, Jan. %. 4 s.
ReePipls-Ths reosipts Of Grain by rail during
the forfy-egat hours ending at ons o'clock to-day
yvare a. folIov-s-
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GRIED sHIP M1sFER's B1LI-FOr the ben
eft of Soldiers Family Relief Association
to be given at the Pearl Street Armory,
on Thursday evening, January 26th, 1865.
All friends of the cause are respectfully
invited.
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DissOlutiOn.-The co-partnership heretofore
existing under the firm and name of J. NJ. & Il. 7
Hover, Is this day dissolved by mutual consent
The business of the late firm will be settled at the
Office of b. T. Hover Co.
]. NJ. HOVER,
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+. B. HALE, Banker,
AND
q. &. GOVERNMENT LOAN AGENT,
III Superior ~.
Subscriptions received to the
y 3-l0 PER CENT. AND 1Q-40" NATIONAL

LOAN.
.ICommission allowed to Subscriber5.l
aTU. s. Bonds Of 1881, sos. 1O-4O's, Treasury
Not e, and all other Governments Securities pur-
chHyed and for sale on the most favorable terms.
Gold, Silver, Coupons and Canada Money bought
and sold at best rates. Deposits received and
Collections made ct all accessible points. Uncur-
rent funds converted At lowest. Eevenus Stamps
for sale. oo4
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The cobiuatf n OF gradients in these Pills Is the
result @! a Ion nd extensive practice. They are
mill IN their ,eratiOn end rannnt do harm to the
most deca certain In correcting all Irregularities
? inui menstruati ms, removing all obstructiOns,
whether from cold other wise, headas e, pain IN
the side. papiRtion Of the heart whites all nervous
affections, Mysteries fatigue. pain in the back and
limbs, &C., dis urbed sleep, which arise from inter
runtion Of nature.
Dr.. Cheeseman's Pills
as the cOmmencema 4 OF new era n the treatment
Of irregularities and Instructions which have cou-
signed so manE 70 a premature grave. No female can
enjoy good health unless she is regular and wheneVer
obstruction takes place the geceral heslth begins
10 decline. These Pills form the finest prep ration
ever nut forward with IMMEDIATE and PERgIsTENF
SUCCESS. -OH'T BE DECEIVED. Take this adveF-
tisement to your Druggist, and tell him that you
want the BEST and MOST RELIABLE MEDICINE
IN THE WORLD. which q comprised in these Pflla
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
have been standaId remedy for over thirty years,
md are ths most edectual one ever known for all
complaints peculiar TO Females. To all classes they
are Invaluable, intucfng, with certainty. periodical
regularity. They are known to thousands, who have
used them st dierent periods throughout the coun-
trF having the sanction Of some Of the most eminsnt
Physiei ans in America
Explicit directions, stating when they should NOT
be used, with each box. Price ONE DOLLAR per box,
or n Xss for IS, containi 80 to 90.
Pills sent by mail, promptly, secure from obserTa-
tion, by rem ting to the Propretors. SOLD BY
DRUGGISTS GENERALLY.
HUFCHIhGS & HILLTER, Proprs,
81 Cedar street, New York.
BENTON q DUNN An, ll6 aud lis Superior street,
Cleveland, Ohio, Wholesale Agents.
decS :ES odkWew
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SIN the midst Of life we are In death" Who
Segbts this truth2 and yet how many trusting In
1he falsity, or at best, uncertainty of human
hopes, measured as they are by line 50 slender ss
this thread Of life, neglect to make pro 7islon for
thOse from whom, although perhaps desrer to thOm
than life ITSELF they may In moment be called to
part We wish to Apply this thought to Life AS
surhnce.
"Trust no future however pleasant"
If you are in health and thus able to insure do
not delay; do not leave to Uncertainty that which
can be to-day made certain; that your family, you
dependents will be provided for in you should
b taken away, The cost Of ipsuring being COM
psrUtively but pittance, the benefits are within
the reach Of every man.
As matter Of duty then; as q purely unselhsh
qualification; as an investments flor surplusage, We
ssy insure now.
See advertisement Of 8. 8. cos and L. B. Smith
Once corner Superior and MerWIn streets.
ian21lsT
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=. z. MONEY MARKET Jan. a5.

MOneY-Easy at 6Ga7 30.
Sterling misunderstanding ct 159ss s1Os5S
for gold.
GOId-Excited and hrmer. Opening at 2O51z
92OT, declining to iO41<, advancing to 2071<, and
closing at 2C5s<.
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CHICAGO HEARKEE,.Jan. Is,
fBX EELnaRAPR.y

CHICAGO HARKET..4Jan. Is,
iBT EzLHsRAFH.T
FIOuF-Quist.
Wheat-AotiVs and advanced 5aso. Sales at
81 459l At.
OOrn-Quiet.
Oafa-A dVEnood 364e.
HiRhWfues-DuIl at 81 IL.
Dressed HOgg-AetiTe ct ID OO9lS 2oB
PrOVtEiOns-Aetive.
Pork-AsHs 81 50hiehor' Primes Mess deolin-
ed 81 o092 co. Sales at 81 0O9s2 co. mess SS4 %
@9I 90.
Hams-swest picked Is925o.
Receipfs-Flour 10O5 wheat 600; corn 1900;
oats S20o0; hogs -.
RcsB q Prenktss' E'rOVIsaOu ARkket Re-
Port.
The following are the rates charged By u.s.
Hams-sugAr-oured premium hams 3 DIS Q
Dried Bees 0
BaOuldeFs-Sugar-oursd B b....................lS @
BaeOn-Or Smoked sides D D...........--.......2l @
Lard-Prims leaf kettis-rnd'd In bbls or trcs-24 Q
Prime leaf kettIs-rndr'd in kegs 8 D..25 c
POrk-Eo. Q y
Extra clear g Al 10
- No extra charge made for packages OF cart
age to railroad depots or boats. All articles are
warranted strictly prime, and equal 70 anything in
the State. Orders promptly filed.
bose PREHTIsS.
ds1B-R Eos- l49 144 and i4s Ontario street.
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HONORARY MEMBERS.
DIP. Rhodes, Esq, Marcus A. Hanna,
L L Lyon, Dwight Palmer,
K Sherman, Wells,
A Reddington, H Webb,
Capt G W Jones, " B Castle,
John Martin, sc Sturtevsnt,
Capt D P Nickerson, Chas Mcneil,
T N Bond, ] A Harris,
Capt " Guyles, 8 W johnson,
8 s Gee, Capt A Bradley,
L D Hudson, J F Card,
Capt E II Peck, Burrin,
Beiden Seymour, Nelson Sanford,
Capt A C Heating, Nelson Purdy,
Thos Dixon, N B Prentice, N D
Jamss Beanson, A W Fairbanks,
Philo Chamberlin, Capt B A Stannard,
Philo Bemis, Capt 3 Simms,
John Griffith, E Fl Lewis,
N NJ Griffith, Sanford Lewis,
7 Mcdowell, VIM Il Crowl,
d C Mcdowell, "A Boynton, NJ D,
ACTING MANAGERS.
Capt ] NJ Lundy, Capt T Norton,
" 7 Morris, &" David Vance,
j." S Rummage, " Geo Judson,
{" Geo Mckay, John Spaulding.
Tickets of Admission So 90
GEO. Il. WARRINGTON, seo'y.
CHARLES H. WAITE, Treasurer. janl4:1s7
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To the P1bIie.-In calling attention to the
above col partnership notice, we beg to assure yeu
that it IS our attention to make house deserved
ly popular, by always keeping on hand frat elias
stock Of Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods by selling
them at the lowest market prices, and by fair deal
ing to make it for your interest to give your pat
ronsgs.
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SECOND NATIONAL BANK

Fiscal Agent and Designated DepOslga-
~ Of the United States.
Authorized Subscription Agents for the New Loan Of
7 $40 TREAS URY NOTES,
On which will allow liberal commission to dealers.
VIII keep on hand for sale
UNITED STATES S-9O BONDS,
UNITED STATES 1910 BONDS
UNITED STATES BONDS OF 1881.
UNITED STATES 7-30 TREASURY NOTES.
VIII purchase st highest market rates
OOIN,
COIN COUPONS
o. g oUARTERAfASTER's VOUCHERS
CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS, and
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES OF ALL KINDS
fno3:RST
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CLEVELAND, CoIUHBus & CrsoIEEATI b. R. Co.,
OLKviLAED, O., jan. II, 1855. I
HIHE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF
this Company have declared dividep q Of asven
per cent, payable february lst next y ths usual
places, free OF Governmsnttax.
The transfer bJokB viii be CLOGS fzom the even
ing Of 2lst instant to february p.
janI6:fs7 GEO. B. 2USSELL, Treasurer.
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OFFICE OF WATER WORKS.
1trvrUAED January l4fh. 1865.

OFFICE OF WATER WoRKs,
OLEvELAED, January l4th, 1865.
NOTICE TO BOILER Makers
Sealed Proposals, endorsed ''PropouAlG for Esv-.
en- Pipe" viii be Tecsived az the Once Of Atsr
Works until the Both day Of January O. g. for
making and delivering q wrought iraR pipe for
crossing the River
Plans, specifications and furtksr Information
may be obtained OF the undersigned after 10 day.
The Board Of Trustees invite bids, rsservlng the
right TO aocept or reject any all bids received
JOSEPH SINGER,
iapl61ss Sup't and Eng'r.
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SundFies on Commission.
5OBlrrsls Dried Appless
I9 {" Choico Bsl Butter.
Is Firkins
Barrels TalloT.
Eggs
100 81 Eiour
10 Gases Oysters.
1000 Bushels Potatoes.
No. 40 Merwin stTsets,
janlT G. H. LITTLE.
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GOR SALE.-A New Two-story Brick
4 House on Lake street. For particulars inquire
at q " al Ut street. IRnl7sls7
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A GENTS WANTED FOR THI NURSE
n AND SPY, the most Interesting and exciting
iook ever published embracing the Adven lures Of
W9m n Ia the Union Army as Nurse Scout and Spy.
Gigi.q most vivid inner picture the War. Re-
n f-d qu1 disabled officers and ~ in want Of
otoutehle employment viii mud q peculiarly adapted
g tusir condition. JONES BROS. CO., 600 hs'st-
s-str set Phfled lphia, P a. del7:ls6IkW
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1OO BARRELS CIDER WANTED
lUOWe wa1t Sweet G der pot up in new 30 gallon
barrels. Addeess J. B. GLENN 4 CO., l33 Ontario
street. Janis Isl
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EOR SALE CHEAP-TWO LOTS
Il leach 50 feet front by l22 feet deep with Water
W Jrks and building MAJ terial On hen. Enquire OF
Mrs. CRAIG. lear the HomRf ainic College.
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89UsUUU in sums % suit-st the old stand
and well-known WA9Hkb's hOAh oFR1UAl on
ssourftias Of oSsTy kind, viz: Gold and Silver
gstches, Diamonds, Silver Ware, Jswelry, Gum,
slssols, Clothing, Dry Goods, Pianos. MelodsonS
md ali ,6TsonEl property and articles Of value,
s most satisfactory t0Tua- Business strictly pri-
rn,N. Established 1851. y. B.-A variety OF NJ
rsdse-ec Watches, IE'7slrss eun5 Ao.. foz Esls ct
Bargains.
O7Hos-aeFnsE =. TEseT Gnu Superior sS.gstS,
,Tsr pztss sd Psi1aste'E O.0thing gtoTs.
-osfse ]. O. = -. WAGHERs
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nRIED FRUIT FUR SALE, 900
DBa rels Dried App es for sals At 6s Merwins
J.nIs:Iss L. UOTrRELL.
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2y0 A MONTH-I WANT AGENTa

2Yn A MONTH"; WANT AGENTS
9iO everywhere, ct $40 E month, expenses paid,
70 sell Fifteen ARTICLES, the best ever offered. Full
particulars FEEE. Addrss OTIS T. GA REH, Bidde-
ord Maine. de5:ls4dAw
MANTED-$l25 A MONTH"; Agents
" every rywhere to Introduce SHAW Z CLARKs SIX.
rEEN DoLLAR FAMILT SEWING MACHINE, the Oa1LI
tow price machine In ths country which Is LICENSED
~ Grover Baker, Wheeler 4 Wilson, Howe, Singer
AGO.. and BachsdeT. Salary aud expenses. OF large
Commissions allowed. AL other machines now sold
or less than forty dollars each IEzRIGEEEETs,
and the seller and LIABLE. Illustrated clrcuar3
Tpine d65 :IS4dkW
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Jan.25:I88.
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WTANTED IMMEDIATELY-FOR
w the Quartermaster's Department, Nashville,
Tenn, so LabOrers and Wood Choppers. Wages,
s45 per month and rations Also, l5OJ Teamsters at
$40 per month and rations. Apply 70 d. SHER-
WOOD, Q. NJ. Agent, Commercial House, Cleveland,
Ohio. Viii lesTe Cleveland every Tuesday and Fri
day. n jams
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-26

MARBLE SLAB FOK SALE.-A
VI beaud nj Marble lsb, 10 f5et lJng and ~
wide, wen finished, for lie at bargain at 3 Onia-
iaGa:is7 JB.GLgNN and co.
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IlOAT "THREE BELLS"-Notica is
, hereby iv-n at thu canal boat THREE
BELLS, Capt Bruce, orper 7 owned By Bruce aud
Lee=sr has passed in'o mF hands by virtue 4 law,
al claims cOntracte shgaiBss her snc5 osing q
navigation 10y my ord sr viii be bel invalid
against said boat.
FudOr, O., January II, 1861 ,r-,.,,,
H. E VIII cox
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Supper will be served by Richards and
Coleman, and Tudor's Bend has been en-
gagged for the benefit Of the merry dancers.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-26

EOR SALE-FORTY TONS OF COAL,
l. ehear. Inquire Of Il. c. Farr, ll9 Superior
street. Jau2{: l67
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CiUK SALE -HOUSE AND LOT ON
y Forest street. House large and oonmodious; Lot
gfset bv rs with an abundance Of fine shrubbory,
,i GOOD fruit choice grapes and good barn. TermB
sssv Enquirs Of D. W GAGE. E8q., lfs Superior St,
- ~ Rl
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EOR SALE-5OO Shares Sugar Creek
u OH Com nanv -an2oIs7l FJUDSoN.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-04-08
MARRIAGES.

On the 25th of March, 1865, by the
Rev, J. J. Harvey, a. Orangeville, Mr..
JouN V. Nc HENRY and the amiable Miss
EMILY, daughte Of j. D McHenry, Esq,
all Of Fishing Greek twp, Col. Co Pa.
At Orangevile, April ID by Rev. Ma.
thaniel Spear, WILLIAM l.. JOHNSON Of
Mt Pleasant, aud Miss ELIZABETH l..
BRuMsrErTER, of Orange twp. Col, Co.
In MifRinville, Columbia county ,on tie
I'd Of April by Rev. j W. Lescher, ,CHAs
II, HESS, Esq, of that place and Miss S
NJ. SEYBERr, ,oi Bsach Haven Luzerne co.
[The happy couple have our ,hanke for
their thoughtful remembrance Of the Prin-
ter.
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Estate Of S muel Smith, dcccqsea.

In the matter II he Al annrphans Court held at
partition vi thr Real bloom,hnrg in ard for he
!.state oi Sanl smith, county Of ftolumbia. hurs
deceased. day, bruary yth, lsG5.
On motion Of NJ r.. Jackson, Es1 the Court Grant .
rule directed TO Phin'"s smith, Isaac Smib Jacob
smith, Henry Smlta. Aaron Smith, GIibsr ". Fowler
an Carhirne h' wife, late tatnatini smith dairy
ter of said de.edent, John Ndnkessar ana Elrnura
his WIFE late Eienora Smith, daughter OF the snii de
cedtnt, Andrew Cr"ll ani Ez Ibrth. his wit,, late
Elizabeth smith daughter OF The decedent, Josiah
Bennett and Charlotte his wile, late Charlotte Snh
daughter oi the dcceGent and Samuel L. -InitL, AL
children OF Hald dccedc |, and Gilbert u Fowler
guardian Of W. Riehler smith. minor son and .uIy
child Hf Abraham Smith deceased W no vus "A SO. rI
the dcccdeni, hairs and legal representative. Oi tbs
aforesaid Samuel smith. deceased.
You aud each Of you ara hereby required to b. aud sp
pear, NJ the next term of said Court to he hcd AZ
Bioomsburg, on the first Monday Of Nav nrt aud 40
ccpt or re- use the Real EsatS or said len, a, the
ap raised valuation put upon 1t by the lnques duly
returned or show cause why the sane shuGId not b.
sold
Witnes the Hon. william EwelI. President Judge OF
our Haid Orphans Court, al Bloomshurg the yth day
ol rcorsary h'D 1860. JESSE COLEMAN
- CLERK . &.
The parties interested will take notice OF the .Loy.
Rule, SANI'FI SNyuE1
sheriii's Office Rloom sburg
March IS lstj' susR,s,
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Keep the Record.

The American Volunteer says:- From
the very hour that ABRAHAM LINCOLN AT d.
his thieveipg horde Of Abolition disunion.
lists took possession Of the Government,
four years ngo,the men who did not agree
with them in their insane and REASONABLE
opinions have been subjected to insult, ar.
rest and imprisonment. Thousands have
been cast into dungeons, many of them 10
die, without being told why they were ar.
rested, or who made Information against
them. Any Abolition scoundrel could, il
ne felt disposed, have his neighbor sent to
prison, without word of explanation.
Squads Of armed soldiers have been sta
toned il various quiet and peaceable com.
munitles, for no purpose whatever except
to assist loyal thieves to oppress their
fellow men. These things have been sub.
mit.ed to for four years, and perhaps will
have TO be submitted to for four years to
come. The men who but few years ago
denounced the American flag, and spoke
Of as "faunting lie," and petitioned
Congress for disc luton of the Union,
and now pirate about their loyalty" and
construe loyalty to mean love for the ne.
gre, )are still at the head Of affairs and ap-
pear as vindictive, false and deylish as ev.
er. Persecution will continue, notwith-
standing Congress has by very decided
vote, condemned the arbitrary manner in
which the administration has pursued and
punished, without law, its political oppo.
nents.
There may be no remedy noW, but the
day will come when the perpetrators of
these outrages will feel the vengeance of
an outraged people. Let every man, there
fore, who has been or may be uulawfully
arrested or maltreated by Abolition min.
ions, keep record Of the same. lie, him
take down the names of his captors, the
names of the men composing the military
court, and also keep careful dates. All
violation of law and the Constitution, and
the men epgagefin them, from first to last,
can be prosecuted and sent to the peniten.
tiary. They are all, from the President
down to the prison keeper guilty of unlaw-
full ourages, which should not, and we
hope will not be tolerated a day longer
that can be avoided. The day is coming
when Democrats will have satisfaction, and
when law and not brute force will again
govern. We repeat, then, let those who
suffer by the prosecutions Of the admins
tlon, remember the men VIII o were instru.
mental, in those prosecutions, and at the
proper time seek "sweet revenge
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-04-08
Success of the 7-3O Loan.

Our readers will notice that sub crptions
to the popular 7.30 Loan are still consin
tinued in the most liberal manner. To
the Old World the success of these Peo-
pies Loans is one Of the wonders Of Re-
public. The Government does not seek
to borrow in foreign markets 4; it o ffers no
premiums TO bankers, but appeal directly
TO the people, and with what success is
sufficiently shown by the fact that during
fwty-A~o days they subscribed and paid
the cash down for one huaRrM anil s,rty.
one million dollars Of the 7. 30 Loan-
There can be no stronger evidence Of pub.
lie confidence in Government securities.
While nearly all other stocks have gone
down from twenty to fifty, aud even a
greater per cent. within few weeks, all
forms of U. S. bonds and stocks have re.
manned firm except the slight auctuatious
that are incident to all rapid change, in
the money market. Our readers will re-
member that the subscribers to the 7.3O
Loan receive semi annual interest at the
rate of seven and three-tenths per cent. per
annum in currency, and at the end ol
three years from June 18th, 1865, they
will have the option of receiving payment
in full, or conver ting their notes into q
20 six per cent. gold interest bond
The late great decline in the premium on
gold makes these notes more desirable
than ever as an investment, and it should
not be forgotten that their exemption from
state or mnnicipal taxation adds largely
TO their value. There is no interruption
in tie receipt of subscriptions or the de-
livery of the notes. All banks, bankers
and others acting as Loan Agents, will
pay subscribers the interest in advance
from the day of subscription until June
18th.