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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-18

Government of thirty Eve so.essi gsties that
might withdraw from the Union At pleasure
You vent forth 10 war TO sustain the
nationality Of the Union. and you come home,
having accomplished your purpose IL souio
be wrong 20 permit YOU TO PISS tbrough
the State and to your homes -ithoCt some pno
lie demonstration We do not forget your com.
rades that have fallen On their graves we will
drop a tear You have demonstrated that the
laws and trea,ie. made by the United States are
supreme and must be Obeyed Another thing
you have decided j.. thst no more slavery Is ever
10 e1is, in this land You have blotted out the
institution Of slavery Slavery has gone down
in the contest. and We are now Tree people
slavery existed only in Kentucky and Delaware.
and would soon be abolished ia those states A
shoulder strapped voice: New jersey, also.
The Governor after reading skeleton sketch
OF each battery and the regiment again, thanked
the men for their services. aud said they bad
earned the gratitude of the people. Who could
never forget them. The Governor concluded
by proposing three cheers for the men in blue
General Vail referred at some length to the
achievements Of the regiment 10 which he be
onged and claimed the honor OF il being 10 the
last fight at Macon. Georgia. He presented TO
1.-The State piece OF artillery captured from the
rebels and manufactured BY Captain Travis, OF
the rebel army The piece OF a peculiar
manufacture, aud the General stated that il was
claimed the gun could carry ball with accu
racv over one mile.
An individual by the name OF Ray, With the
title OF Colonel pref ed to bis name as handle,
but who has never been in the army. something
like another popngsy Who sports the title, and
never saw a battle field until the fighting was
over, that we koow OF, but con;entsd himself
from "snuffng it from sfar." made long ha
raDgue. into which be crowded considerable
malice and very little truth. There vas nothing
worth reporting in the Mr.. Colonel's remarks
Generals Smith and Wilder followed in fe~
remarks, mainly relating to the history of the
Seventeenth Indians. and after m usic and cheers
the reception closed
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-18

NEw YoRK. August II.
Cotton more active, and fully lie better. at 43
d44c for middling
Flour more active, and lOd25c better; Sc rs
az So Tor extra State, Sc 0066 so for 81
perfne western; Sc e5S7 80 for common to
medium extra western; So 30G6 so for com
mon to good shipping brands extra round
hoop Ohio. aud IS 60@l0 % for trade brands,
market closing firm, with no sellers at inside
quotations
Wheat | (d2c better for winter, and 2d4c Oh
spring, at 81 1901 Al for Milwaukee club.
81 47@1 49 for amber Milwaukee, the latter an
extreme; 81 95@2 for winter red western; 81 0S
for amber Michigan, and 81 0e62 ii for new
winter red State. Barley and barley malt quiet
and nominal. corn active; &c better; S6(d90 for
unsound 9069lc for sound mixed western, 81
@92 for high mixed nearly yellow, and e91a q
90 for western yellow Oats dull and lower at
Csc. Rye quiet
Coffee dull Sager steady at l2dl3c for
Muscsvajo. 1872 for Havana. aud 1919 for
Porto Rico Rice dull
Molasses dull at l0640.
Wool dull.
Petroleum STEADY at 32isc TOR crude, 30
@52Is for refined in bond. and 69@7l5c do
free
Hops firm at l5@45c.
Pork iirmer, closing dull; S32Q32 30 for new
mess. closing at S32 3Ila cash; $50 OOd3O 9o
for 60 ia do cash and regular way. <24 90 for
prime mess. and s27 O0G27 % for prime
mess Pain mess beef s. 50@l2 so: extra
mess, so O06I4 GO: beef hams quietst 3Olac
Cut meats hrm at l5Gl7c Tor shoulders
and 1872 @23l.c for hams. Bacon dull; lie
for Cumberland cut; ID &c for long ribbed. aud
l4@l434c for short ribbed.
Lard rather frmer at 1879 @2454c.
Butter: 2ia2Sc for Ohio, and 3OG35c for
State, aud in moderate request Cheese steady
at 91a 6l6c
sEg IoRK noskY nAKKEI.
NEW YoKK August IL.
Moaoy steady az I per cent. call loans.
Sterling exchange quiet az l09dl09ls fo'
srst class bills.
American gold frner, opening at 81 Al sd
raucins 70 81 4256. and closing At 81 42lz
Government stocks better
LarER Gold closed a; Galiagher's Exchange
70 night a, 81 42l4
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-18
VERY LATEST.
THREE O'CLOCK. A. N
ITEMS OF NEWS.
THE xKrcHuM rokGERIEs.

THE KKTcHuN FoRGERIn.
Nrw YORK. August 1.-THE excitement
arising out of the Ketchum frauds is very much
abated, and affairs appear to be steadily returning
to their former condition. There is still GER
tain feeling OF caution and mistrust. srising
from the apprehension that the effects of the fail
ure Of two large firms has yet to come The
Arm of Ke,chsm, Son & Co. pablish card, in
which the, den, being parties in any attempt to
keep the premium of gold up Some brokers
believe that the flight OF Young hetcbum was
prearr.nged with other members OF the h-n.
There is great anxiety to know the full devei-
opme1u Wall street aoounded 10 fanoIs 60
day.
WOMEN kMIGRArfNs To TEE WEST.
The Tribuse's Washington special says:
p. McMullen. OF Virginia. formerly Governor of
Washington Territory, aud late eI-rebel mem
Der OF Congress, in company With the present
Governor of that Territory, will leave here short
" in company With women who intend emigrat-
ing Wsss.
RICHMOND aSouiRER To Bk REVIVED.
The Hersli's special say: The former pub
fishers of the Richmond Endurer nave arranged
TO commence the Republication Of that sheet, and
are now putting up the necessary presses and
MACHINERY IA is confidently reported that the
material va. all purchased 10 New York through
subscriptions. aud advsnces made FOR that pur-
pose and paid for with city scceptsncss amount
ing to So 900.
PEsssYLvASIl kIPUsLIcAs CONVENTION
The Afternoon session OF the Convention ress
sembled at 4 clock
The Committee on Permanent Organization
repor,ed Il C. Johnson. OF Crawford, for Pre.i
dent. With. Vice President from each Ssnatori.
District
Nj Mcyegh, Chairman OF we Iom mittee or
Resolutions. submitted q report. The resou
ton. express conGdsncs 10 the administration o.
Pre,id.n, johnson. and indor.e his reconstruc
ton policy. Ther also c0nplmented Governor
Curtin aud T. L. Stanton. and recommends
,he eon5.ea,ion Of the property OF Southern reb
els amounting 10 over $40. 900 TO pay pensions
kc 20 soldiers They sdsert 10 the revision o
The revenue ~ so 10 insure protection sC
American industry; they also indorse the Monro
i Doctrins and maintain TIE claims o. soldiers q,
Office. and posts Of prohs AID honor.
! Mr. Todd again offered The resolution subnitte.
/ by hin a. the morning session, relative to recog
I Mining soldiers claims TO Offices. After conside
i rsble debate, the substitute vas negauved. Th
r..ol ation., as submitted BY the Committed
we're then unanimously adopted. The Conven
ton then proceeded 10 ballot for Auditor Genera
! whcs resulted ia the nomination Of Gen job
P Huu.nii, Of Montgomery county. Coions
Jacob NJ. Campbell. OF Cambria county. va
nominated for Surveyor GsuerHl.
| Hon. John Cessna, OF Bedford county. Va
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-18
COMM ERCiAL
BIT rELsaKaFp
cincinnati Marker.

CIscISsArI. August II.
Flour frmer. hut not higher; superfne extra
S. 25@9
Wheat higher; prime new ed 81 go. and old
81 1892 ~ Corn firm and scarce Oats dull,
at 3e@4Oc for new. and 60@6lc for old Rye
90c Barley 81 40@l 80 for prime.
Whisky in good demand at 81 l9, closing
buoyant.
Provisions generally hrmer. though the de
mand was light. Prices unchanged.
Mess pork sold at 500
Three hundred tierces of lard sold at 23c and
$50 kegs at 24Rc.
No sales of bacon or bulk meats. and prices
nominal.
Groceries firm
Sugar l4@l7c16. Coffee 29@321Sc .Molasses
dull Cheese l5c.
Butter 2O@26c for fresh and 1920 for fair
Eggs dull at l5@l6c.
Linseed oil 81 l4@l Is.
Gold 81 40
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-18

RECEPTION YKsTERpAr A reception VA
given Yesterday TO the First aud Third Batteries
and Seventeenth Infantry Regiment The cere-
monies xere opened With prayer. by Rev Mr.
New. OF the Christian denomination OF ihi- citv
Tue baud OF The Seventeenth Regiment dis
coar-ed some of the old and patriotic airs IN
good styie
Lieutenant Governor Baker welcomed The men
IL the name o, the people Of the State ard the
sutho ies lie regretted the absence OF 'o'
esnor Morton. whose pleasure Il had been 10
selcome so many OF the returning regiments.
over whose interests he had watched with a
fathers uatchfulness IL vas due 10 the vete
rams from tbi. State not to return home without
some public recognition OF their service. bV the
authorities The soidiers Of the country had
looked 10 Governor Morton their friend. aud
10 one could oil his place here to day The gar
had not been fruitless We have Government
strong enough to support itself twas not .
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-18

PoLIc. MATTERS Charles Lewis and E
Southrock. for being drunk. paid 50 40 ine
Charles Welsh Was also drunk Charles went on
the chain gang. in default OF 80 40
II J. Lyons. for hitching to a shade tree. paid
s. 40
Bridget Bury. on charge OF grand larceny
was held TO answer in 5000 In default. Bridget
went to Jail.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-18

IT. There will be reception to day. and
probably none this week. Governor Morton Is
expected home in few days. and then a greater
interest will be manifested; but we must say the
manner in which Lieutenant Governor Baker has
conducted receptions il most creditsble. and. to
notion. just "a it should be. The Governor
distinguishes between public ovation TO men
who. returning to their homes after years of hard
service in the common cause of their country,
are entitled TO some acknovl edgement publicly
of their services. and s political meeting. So
far. We believe Gov. Baker il TIE ONLY ono who
has made this distinction
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-18

NEW YORK, August 1.-THE Commercial
says: The cheek book from which Ketchum
issued bis forgeries has been found, with three
hundred and fifty checks missing, which. if all
we're used BY him. would make fetal issue OF
about ST.. $50 600
The Commercial also says: Ketchum. Son /
Co. have made an assignment to Mr.. P e. Col
raum. President OF the Fourth National Bank
and Mr. Bsment, formerly partner in the firm of
Ketchum. Rogers & Bement The house and
furniture Of Edward Ketchum has been seized
by the sheriff
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-18

WAsHISsroS, August 1.-THE Postmaster
General has ordered contract with the Central
4 Y. G Railroad Co for the conveyance OF the
mails from GoIdsboro to Charlotte. Worth Caro-
lima, including the immediate Offices. The dis
lance is 223 miles Routes will be resumed on
the other Southern roads from time to time as
soon a, i. shall be reported the roads have been
repaired and in rnnnng order.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-18
Fatai Accident IN Washington-Th,
Trial OF WcrtZ.

WAsHisGroS. August l7.-Yes,erday after
boon while the workmen in the Capitol extension
were engaged in raising large stone, tho der
rick tel and ore of the workmen named Jas
Dorsey wss instantly killed Another, who leap
ed at the time from the scsffolding was slightly
injured
The preiminaries have Tot been completed,
and therefore there ia further postponement of
the trial of Captain Wertz His counsel are en-
gaged gathering witnesses, and several have a.
ready been secured.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-18

~ One ofthe spread eagle orators at the re-
ception yesterday. got off extensive rhetori
cal flourish in which be done up Democratic
America aud monarchical Russian in fine STYLE
tie j. going TO have the American Etgle and
the Russian Bear shake hands up at Bhering's
Straits. and take up the line Of march on the road
of mans elevation. All We have TO say is its
cold reg on to start from, and don't think We ere
prepared to Join company with the Auiocrnt OF
all the Ru.siss in such journey. Some men
have ideas
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-18
~we heard an eoamorea swain. late las.

~ We heard an enamored swain. late last
evening, giving gentle articulation to q tender
and impassioDed song beneath the window of
his divinity which stirred within him" He was
beseechiug her to "come rest in this bo-ooo son"
&c The night air being decidedly damp aud
chilly, the maiden didn't rest much. She
showed good sense: and then il would have been
improper for young lady to be resting herself
in young mans bosom at snch a time OF night,
besides j, might have endangered her health
We woulG In all kindness advise the swsin to
cease such nonsense IL don't look well
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-18

Tnx FAIL N PsPEk The price OF printing
paper has already fallen OF near hfty per cent
from what il VAS ayesr ago, and Is must come
down still lower During war times We paid
thirt, cents pound for the same quality OF pa
per which the manufacturers are now anxious to
eel at sixteen cents There several reasons
Tor this reduction The closc Of ;he war has
msde rsgs plenty ard labor is becoming alum
cant The principle cause. however. for the fall
10 paper /. the immense falling of in the circu
la;ion of that class % abolition papers which de-
pended m,iuly on exciting telegraph news and
sales TO the army. The telegraph has lost 10 IN
zere-t in great measure. and army reader. have
not ouly largely decreased but are daily beeom
log less To show tue grest reduction IN the
circulation OF these "loyal" papers We might in
stance the Journal Of this city which. We are in
formed. has fallen of fully one bali during the
lsst three months On the other hand the Demo
cratic papers. having relied upon regular sub
scribers for their support hold their own and have
as large a circulation nor as they bad during the
var.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-18

Pianos Cummings 4 Jennys base removed
to the large and spacious store No. 10 East
Washington street. where their elegant iustru-
ments can now be seen in every variety. which
they offer at prices - per cent; lower than any
other. in this city, of equal quality Parties
wanting superior instrument. will do well TO
call and examine them 1873
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-18
MEDICAL.
DISEASE OF THE HEART

S,YMPTOMs pltat.on. Fulness aud lnconlp essi-
= biity an choking sensation analogous 10 thai
perieuced "a painful smot-u shen an efori made
20 Tefra from weeping, pan between the shoulders
o,ek uunbnsss ia ether arm. second Stsge-T,ts.
Paralysis. s. Nitus' Dance.
% ths disa.e j. usually effected IN IL hours ey
Or. Address Or HAi.>TED. Indianapolis
= %. Box - Ofee. s3 South Meridian street
jy2s tiy
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-18

TEA gentleman ju-t from Chicago. not
resident here. says that there is more building
going on in Indianapolis this season than in the
former city The improvements in this city this
year s.e much greater than in any previous year
and they are Of a character which gives evidence
Of substantial growth
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-18

tF The rosey county orator has not been
present At the past two receptions aud We make
a note OF bis absence The consequences is there
- DO one TO tell a smutty anecdote. or attempt
TO prejudice the men by misststing and misreDrC-
senting events occurring during the last political
campaign. The mills OF God grind slow but
they grind sure. and will easily grind GU, all
such grists the Posey county orator
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-18
NOTICE.
sxFoRMoRE THAN YEAR.

E-FORMORE THAN TWENTY YEARS
MATHEWS VENETIAN HAIR DYE has stood the test
OF trial, and is constantly increasing In public favor
THE VENETIAN HAIR DYE is the best and cheapest
made. price is only IS cents. and each bottle
tsRs double the quantity OF dye in those usually sold
or 81.
THIS HAIR DYE Is manufactured by peculiar pro-
cess, which renders infinitely superior to dye in
market. Being complete in bottle. preparation
is required, which greatly smplies the application.
IN USING THIS DYE you avoid that Dusty, DEAD APP
pearanee by which dyed r and whiskers readily
recognized, when inferior article hai been used as II
produces perfectly natural color Of any shade that IL
desired from q rien brown 10 ety lustroas black,
that will smut crock stain the clothing Invest
IS cents and you will be convinced. Sold by all Drug
gas and Fancy Goods Dealers
A. l. MATHEWS, Manufacturer.
DENAsBARSES CO. New York, Wholesale Agents
myl0-deod-ly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-18
PISIyaGE DISEASES.

sAR coLN0UR. MEDICAL OFFICE no 90 SOUTH
Meridian Street, forfeis his fee II he fails N cur
ing any tAA. NAY under his care, matter
hoS oostinais o. long standing. lie warrants you
syphilis, IA the primary stage. helped in IS min
uies cured In ~ hour. elect Of 70 years standing
eured ~ Dr. c o1seo h9ars 10 ieP.S --r2
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-18

IL The Journal publishes an extract from a
letter written from this CITY TO the Chicago Re
publican. and published in that paper. reporting
the sale of the Sentinel IL il fabrication
from beginning to end The writer had no su-
thority Whatever for making the statement
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-18

az A rich growth Of hair produced. the natu
raj color restored mot dyed). aud all diseases oil
the scalp, falling of. &c, cured by usiig Eu
reks." the infalibIe hair restorative Price
81 % per bottle. Sold by all druggists
j. F. SENouR,
Druggist. Bates House Block. Agent.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-18

E ~ There was stirring time at No. 50 E,s
" ashincton street. Ladies Dry Goods Auction.
yesterd'y. Some great bargains sold in linen
goods such as Irish Linens. Blesched and Brown
Table Damssk. by the yard. Toweling. and q
great variety of Dress Goods The sale will be
continued to day al A VI. Se,t- Tor the
ladies Be sure and go
Nm f. FEaTnEnsros.
Aucfoneer.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-18

tE Splendid prairie chickens are daily serv ed
ID at the Geranium The Geranium il the
tsursnt Of the Western country. and all delica-
oies that can be procured by the enterprisiug
proprietor. made TO gladden. the guests II
{. tho place 20 board. Try il.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-18

PuRE LIoUORs -Messrs & ID. Duncan, 81
South Meridian street. have rs large g stock Of
pure liquors can be found in the West, and
which they offer to the trade upon the most
favorable terms They have Bourbon Whisky,
ranging from three to seventeen years. purchased
from the frat hands in kentucky. which cannot
be surpassed in quality. There is better
Whisky TO be hid anywhere. They have. also,
&c, received lot of Old Apple Brandy. which is
-ad TO be certain remedy for chronic diarri oeI
Without enumeratipg all. We can .ay ina word
that the wines and liquor. which this establish
nent offer for sale were purchased expressly for
this trade. are of choice quality and will be SOLD
low. il not lower. than they can be bought in
nv other Western city. Try them.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-18

STORE Rooxs TO RESr.-Two good Store
Rooms, Nos. Ill and ll3 East Washington
street. opposite the Court House, can be leased
for a term OF years Inquire of DR.. A ID Gall.
No 65 North New Jersey street. between IL
and . o'clock p NJ. Aft
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-18
Pennsylvania Republican Conven.
ton.

HARRIssuRs, Prss., August 1.-THE Union
State Convention met at noon to-day. The
Convention was called to order by General
Cameron, Chairman Of the State Central Com
mittee
Hon. Jno Cessna vas chosen temporary
President.
A committee was appointed on contested seat.
and permanent organization.
Mr. Todd, of Cumberland. offered the follow
ing:
Resolved. That this Convention. representing
the loyal people o. Pennsylvania, recognize the
claims of our soldiers on its confidence and graft
tude as superior 20 those of all Others. and thai
in token OF the sincerity Of this declaration j.
will nominate none candidates fer Offices
except those who have proven their loyalty and
PATRIOTISM by services in the fell against the
enemies of tbs country.
Mr.. Stephens moved il. reference 10 the Com
mittse on Resolutions, which. after some debate,
was modified, BY instructing the Committee to
report this afternoon, and then adopted
committee, consisting of one from each
Senatorial District. was appointed on resolutions
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-18

sS Crompton's Strawberry Bassm il a GER
tain remedy for diarrhe4, dysentery, cholera
morbus. hux. heartburn, and all bowel COM
plants. IL is entirely vegetable. specific for
camp diarrbra. Sold at wholesale by Browning
Sloan, indianapolis. deOd
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-18
U. S. $40 SIX PER CENT.
GOLD BEARING BONDS.

These Boaas are nOw worth hsnason. premium, sns
are exempt, are al the Government Ronds. 0-o-.
Sat- c0sHfE oHd Kurfe.I -,l fs<afson, ,cA6cA ada
from one 70 three per cent per dHaHss 70 issr esls>
according 10 the rate levied upon ether property The
eteresi is payable sen-snnuAly BY coupons attached
each note which may be sold to any b.ak 81
banker.
The Interest NJ 40 per cent.
am oHnts TO
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-18

t. But two promotions we're made al the
Office Of the Adjutant General yesterday. They
we're John Humes, 20 he a Captain, and jacob
Miller. First Lieutenant in the TWENTY Ninth
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-18

- In our repor: OF the liquor cases tried be-
icFc Mayor Caven. on Wednesday, we were in
error IN saying that all the cases were dismissed
and the isw decided "a unconstitutional by His
Honor. There was but one case disposed of. and
IN that the prosecution failed to adduce sufficient
testimony to sustain the charge. The Others
still pending. aud will be tried At the plei
sure OF the defendants. The Mayor held that no
lsE could be framed conflicting with the %,
81. Al. 5th aud 9Th articles of the State Con
.lltutou, which explicitly prohibited the enact
m~ut OF snv provision regulating the conduct of
cirkans OF Sunday. or making h mans religion
opinions the rule Of exception. requiring a
'est oath The MAyor was governed in his de-
cision b1 the decision OF the Supreme Court upon
The same question. and il the prosecutor.
fault that case vas not sustained, and in the
absence of sufficient testimony the party escaped
the penalty that must otherwise have been at.
,sched for the selling ofhquoF on Sunday, or en-
gsgiug in any secular emp wheat,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-18

s4- The price Of the Daily Sentinel. contain
ing all the latest news and Telegraphic Dis
patches. is only Twenty Cents a Week, delivered
by the Carriers in any part of the City. tf
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-18

Lees than $3.50 Of the loan authorized BY the
last Congress on the market This amount, at
the which IL is being absorbed, viii all be sub
scribed for within two monihs when the notes viii IN
icubtedly command premium. : has uniformly been
the closing the subscriptions other leans
In order that etizen every ard section OF the
country be Afforded facilities for taking the loan.
he National Banks, Stale Banks aud Private Bankers
throughout the country have generally agreed TO
csive subscriptions Subscribers will select their
own agents, in whom they have confidence. and vhe
only TO be responsible for the delivery Of the
for which they receive orders.