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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-09-09

an not and never have been IL a.
lsor OF making voters or Jurors Of pes,os.
nor q qusliiyiDg them % hold Office. !, 1.
80" 80 -t~s-1r-~ri-. - -
ssy IN addition 20 shis. ,hs, there i NV
eel difference between the white and b,.ct
races which beve will forever iorbjJ
ihs two rrces living iogethr on terms OF -.
eial and political equaiitv. And inssn.ucb
e they cannot 80 live. while they do remain
together there must be The position Of sspe.
floT and inferior. and ! as much a. any other
man sm 70 favor q having the superior po-
-iilon sss'gnedi,o the iwhile race, 10 which
! belong ."-Abrsham Lincoln.
We commend these sensible views ~ ,bs
late President 10 the attention Of those u
his former supporter VINO are rIamorinr lor
ne bes,owal of ihe right of suffrage aud III
other rights cf citizenship upon lhe nrroe.
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CTGsneraI James c. vssch. recently
- eCmnmand At Shreveport. La, has 70.
termed % bis home - ROekport. lad II Il
Understood that the GsnsrsI has made )
5as fortune daring the war. and ~ill rssi 70.
LouiuiIIs Democrat.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-09-09

ET MIS- cRsE-
Wien srr hiss cast iis slstors
Der hfe's cerIining ~sy.
Whsnsverirg t<ilishr gathers
Rouad Cur re'iring dsy.
Th,s ,hsll ~e sit snd pend
On The dim md shsdo~y parr.
IN ,he hear''s client chamber.
The guess wilI gather fasr.
Gresfs thar in youth We cherished
Shsll Gene fe us once more,
Ana we shall hold communion
As ln the csgs before
They may Be dark sna tcmbre.
ihey nI.y te brirh: snd f.ir.
Bu' 'he heart viii have ~ en- rat<r,
Th- s1ess~iiI gather ,hers-
Hcs shsiI i BE-. my .ssers.
Hos -Asll ss sur nrs,s ga.sr-l
Hu- sAs.i i b. my trasAsr-.
Whsa IIie's shadsns - u-r.I
Saali se nos 'mit lhe ssltnre
H~ar Foires ~~rraTd iyu.
sp~sk ~ nit taalilisr lsngu.g~s
TIE soFss " lrng sgss
Shaliwr 49, see dear secs.
Swsrf -Hsl'Fr a. " old.
'lili 'h- niisis cfrh., Lone chan M.
Are rua-rl rlonl i of gold,
Nh~n sse ha- east il shadows
Ger A's's deriin.ng ~sy.
And srsnir. ssiiishI gathers
= snt 80 rstriag asy-
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u-- Auditor Of State MeCsriy has issued
: circular 20 his subordinsies. stating that
assessors have no right TO exempt greenbacks
from taxation. The assessments were made
last winter and spfng. 50 that the circular
Genes rather late 20 be useful this season.
The same circular call attention 10 the law
Of last session requiring assessors to report
The numberof dcgs for taxation, which not
having been done by assessors. The county
treasurer j. authorized 20 sssess all dogs and
enter the tax on the dupIieste. The tax
is one dollar On q male and two dollars on
female dog. and for every dog additional
double that amount --SuIliysn Democrat.
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--o-2@A stI5fSon en- t1a Situation.
TIE ieiioai z extract ircm letter
ThpHs Jsarrson ~ Z trsdgs Gsrry. i sps
ialiy adopted - present peiu-sl:
y to lhsf. nssh sincere z~.i. uish sn
violable Prf'ersstaa ofiheFrtssrs Fsdsr
cPnsiitnrlon scroftirg ts fhs ire sense
whseh y was stsp'e1 Nv Ihs Sllses. and y
ihst uairA ils erenlss sy9fsAsrEet. WI
therefore became IA enensiess And arn 3
Pssea IN ihr uenarsa.sitE : Ill f-ailr-s " "
ioras ef iss ad4iaisifanon. nAh ssie~
r7ariliaie hrs srsnsi'ian ros Presi1e
enc Seraie for .ise, aud fr1ni rhat " ID trr
aiisrE isuure u these vtEcss. ana ihus
~nfm oai ihs sieriiEe principle.
! 40 ~ PreserEing y me SssirT d
pa~sFs rct sief1sa ~ ihem 's she Urio.
aEs b sbe legislature oI Gle Uaiyu IL ca
4tifu'isna, ahre 10 RE -isis.4A NJ pnrerl
an4 ! sn. nut isr ,ra44s.sFirg sHrhe ra~sl
"a ;hs s'.ss. u che Genertl Gorsraraen
and all iiass cf ihkt GsssruaFni % Ii
Il scuiire bench.
lam ~ ~ Gossrnmsni rirorsr-ly N.
eai ani sia7ir, appYsaE NJ. tie pesreshi
sssirss of rhe putAe r-uer1e d shs q.
chsge u Ehs n.;inusl t41.; rn1 o.. for
wuiti9 icaiian n tfirers and ss'sries rssf. :
n raske partssas. End tur increasing B
srerF fesiee The puaAs drFion sse prsnc. vi
NJ H. bfsHE Pa5iic tiessrg.
] sm Ok rshin. tou .nserrs. S4r-rce y
aur niAtis fl-.s siil aclr.l Iusarior, lu
f0r sash narsi iures gnsr ssmay pro.re
cuT ccssls sr1 larlsrs from sura 1e.rsca
iioa= = ~e haEe sxPerssseec; sn5 not srr
standing srmg n tims ~ sease. = hica rs.
1rsFaNe fa~ Fssiae saniiarni. tsr tur "a
~. sAirh, " - ora rx-snss. Ana ~
e'ernsl wsrs ln ~Aicn \ " al lm75-ste "
~il SF.r5 ~ aifa fps.ic A-rtr1s. hn1 sai
= urder sArn.
! Ern fer fFts ccrneree usA IA nsis.rs
ov.itieui connection ~irs none; sa1 lliiis y
~ aiDismsc eststEisAmsnr. AL Az ro
~ Anksrz crrsesss 81 se~ rrssiiss will
Az GSsErei- 81 EurPe; catering ihst Gel.
y slasgter 70 preserve ilsir bai1sce ~ join
- IN lhe coBssceraey - kirss Of "a
iasinst ths PriariP Piss W ilbsry.
! an tsr trerdnm cf reii~ion. ara sazinE
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- Resignation To great virtue, but Il
L 1ns 0f cpf Grnsras toat psActirs u1ch
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-09-09

LA wOman's tears often soften a
nan's heart; her batteries his head.
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F.. TERMS STRICTLY M ADvA ~tsE :
Single sUbfeFirticn, fer t.ilg Nos. 81 n
For siy months, Uf
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-20
From WASRINGTON.

NEW 1oRK, May 10.
Tne Commercials Washington special
says Secretary Seward visited the State
Department to-day. He entered upon his
official duties st once. .5
The order for the transportation of JEFF
Davis by water instead of land will pre-
vent b great deal of misplaced sympathy,
and battle the plots for his rescue.
Letters found on Booths body will con-
stitute the most thrilling portion of the
testimony.
The Washington special correspondent
of the Tribune has seen the forthcoming
report Of the OommitIee on the conduct Of
the war, and says the testimony on the
Red River campaign is of q character
most damaging to any military preten-
sions of General Banks. 1t demonstrates
him to have been guilty of mercensFy &C.
tions for the benefit of himself or friends,
by cotton speculstiOns. General RutleF's
Fort Fisher affair is substantially vindiea-
ted. General Burnside ia s1onerased in
the Petersburg mine failure, which is At
tribLted to lack of con 6denee on ths part
of General Meade. The failure Of captur-
ing Lees army, after the hstIls Of Gettys-
burg, by General Meade, is attributed TO the
same weakness.
The massacre Of the Cheyune Indians in
Colorado Territory, by Colonel Chewing
ton; Is kown 10 have been brutal affair
and disgrace to the country.
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FROM AkVg spkI.EAHs.


3D. NEW ORDEAEs, May l3, via CAIRO is. d
Generals Candy and 0sterhaus arrived
from Mobile yesterday. The psroIed OF.
GERS and men of TaylOr's army are over
running mobile. e - Fria sidrs-5 Z .
Thirteen steamers, the rebel ram Nash
vile, and the gunbost Morgan arrived ct
Mobile from the Bigbne river, whittier they
were taken by the rebels on the evacuation
of Mobile. These, with eight other esp-
tured steamers, with the blockade runner
Heroine as the flagship of the officer in
charge, are expected TO arrive here e. night.
1t is feared that the blockade runners
Red Gauntlet, Mary and Virgin, and the
steamers Virgins and Natchez can not get
down the river, as they are above DsmOp
oils and the river is falling. -
Gideon J. Pillow was captured near Sell
ma, but was afraid to go home on account
of guerrillas Il
The steamer Minnehahs and tug Brook
lyn were burned st the leves last night
The overflow OF the Mississippi river
now covers an immense sres-from Red
river to DonsldsOnville, and there is gulf
varying from thirty to fifty miles in width.
The suffering, without distinction of prop,
erty, is beyond description. ulI7E
Cotton holders demand an advance with
no sales. White clarified sugar l81 Total
stock of sugar bonded in warehouses, 95,-
223 boxes, and llO4 hhds. Total Louisiana
sugar, city estimates, 1000 hhds. Total
Cuba moIsssss bonded in warehouses,
1888 barrels. .t.. H.'i rarr e..f. r
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PARsoN HRoWNLoW.

......... CNCNEATI, Msy l9.
Msjor- General Thomas vi.ited the Mer-
charts Exchange yesterday and wss
enthusiastically received. He has returned
10 Louisville Sd
The Commercials Nashville dispatch
says: There is prospect of con tiiet be-
tween the judicial and executive powers in
Tennessee Gov. BroWnlOw, IS specisl
agent of the Treasury Department, acliDg
under written orders of that department.
ren'ed out some abandoned property be-
longing to disloysl persons who were in
the Southern OOnfedersey.
Judge Trigg, at q preceding term of court,
ordered q tenant of the Treasury Depart
ment to be dispossessed of a farm Whien he
had rented from BrownlOW, and the prop
erty to bs restored to she owner. General
Tnlson, on Coy B.ownlOw's application,
enforced the contract, and Judge Tngg's
order was disregsIded. III
On Tuesday Judge Trigg, at Knoxville,
delivered Il charge 70 the grand Jury in
which he directed them, in strong language,
to indict Gov Brownlow for satisfaction iE
the premises. Judge Trigg is understood TO
be hostile to the eODfiscatiOn laws. l-sl +
A dispatch from Ressca, Ca, says. Davis
arrived at Maccn on Monday, and was sent
to Augusta with a strong guard from there
he will be taken to Fortress Monroe DiG
Savannah.
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FROn K.LEIeH.

RALEIGH, N. u, May 10.
J. Q. johnson, one of the wealthiest men
in the South, died ON the 18th, at 9 house
near Edentown. He disinherited all his
relatives because they identified themselves
with the rebel cause. His property,
amounting to many millions, he leit 70 8
few particular friends.
In the absence Of msil facilities and all
intelligence from the principal counties,
the people in the interior of this state ara
still with rumors and reports both
alarming and ridiculous, Il is reported
that JET Davis and his Generals are or
gsnizing large army on the other side
of the Mississippi, and that France has
recognized the COnfederaey. This leads
Johnston and Lees parOlsd men 10 sup
pose they viii be called into service again.
Many of these pAroled rebels are pre-
venting the people from holding Union
meetings on the ground that they are liable
to be called into the field sgain, and it is
their duty to suppress any attempt tn ra.
turn the State 70 the Union while they are
soldiers. Il would not be safe for snv
Northern Union man to remain in Anv
pace in the South after the withdrawal 81
our armies unless the negroes are used fol
G .rrison duty, %
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mR. srAsTON-s EFFICIENCY.

"AShINSIONi " may 4S'
Both Lieutenant General Grant anC
Msjor General Meade have testified to thu
efficiency of Mr.. Stanton in the manage
ment of the War Department; the formel
| saying Mr.. Stanton had never interfereo
with his duties and never dictated course
ofcampsign TO him, but hsd always heart
| lily eO-operated with him.
The following testimony has Just been
ELECTED before the Committee on the Con-
duct of the War, and is furnished by them
for publication
TESTIMONY OF MAJOR GENERAL MEADE
You have been in the army almost since
the war commenced, and have had as inti-
mate connection with and knowledge of
the Army of the Potomac as any General.
and for that reason desire to place on our
Record your answer to the following in
quiry:
In what manner has Mr.. Stanton. Sec
retsry of War, performed his duties in re-
gard TO the supply of the army and the
support of the military operations under
your charge?
Answer. So far as my knowledge eX-
tends-aDd have had many relations with
the War Dspartment-I can most cheer
fully say that everything hAvo required,
or that 1 thought ought to be done, has
been promptly attended to by Mr.. Stanton
as the head of the War Department
Q. What do you say of the talent and
ability with which Mr.. Stanton has con-
Quoted his department
A. 1 consider that the department has
been conducted with very great ability
there may have been some matters in which |
may have differed with Mr.. Stanton, and |
might have criticised his operations.
Q Speak of the general management of
the department
A. As to the general management of the |
War Department, consider it has been |
conducted with great ability.
TESTIMONY OF LIEUT.. GEN. GRANT.
Q. You have been Lieutenant General
commanding for year past or more2
A. Yes, sir.
wish you to place upon the Record your
answers to the following questions.
Q In what manner has Mr.. Stanton,
Secretary OF War, performed his duties in
the supply of the army and in the support
OF military operations under your charge
A. Admirably. 1 think there has been
no complaint in that respect-thst is, no
general complsint-so far ashe is concern
ed. do not think there has been any
grounds of complaint in that respect.
g. Has there ever been any misunder.
standing with regard to the conduct of the
war since you have been in commando
A. Never any expressed to me. IBever
had any reason TO suppose that any fault
was found with anything had done. So
far as the Secretary of War and myself are
he hts never iRterfsred with my
duties, never thrown any obstacles in the
way Of any supplies have called for, he
has never dictated y course of camp4ign 10
me, or never inquired my plans; he has
Al ways seemed satisfied with what I did,
and has heartily cO-opersted with me.
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FRon San FRANCTsCO.
SAN FRAECsIco, Nav Is

SAN FRANCISCO, Msy Is.
Arrests have been made of treason
brAwlers and of those who rejoice over the
assassination.
JEFF Davis was hung in tffigy this morn
ing by the loyal men. The figure appears
in wonsn's dress, but with mans boots
10 plain sight.
The California branch of the Sanitary
Commission we remitted 10 New York,
by telegraph, $4,000 IN gold.
The Central Pacific Railroad Company
announce that they have received Of the
Government on account thirty-one miles
of their rosd, amounting TO nearly
81. $50 600. 81
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ooNp1rToN oE rRrp. sfwARn-

1he symptoms OF fred- seward continue
to improve ,. t-r-s s..a
DAVIDSON HoNORABLY EXoEERATKD.
Davidson, formerly Chief of the Re
quisition Bureau; who was suspended from
his duties by Secretary Chase, has, alter q
thorough examination by Solicitor Jordan
OF AL the charges made against him, been
honOrsbly exonersted from them, and was
to day restored to his former position in the
office of the Secretary of the Treasury.
.- .. ARRIVAL OF VESSELS. --.
Vessels of the Potomac fl5tills, which
the government has no further use for,
numbering over twenty, are arriving at tie
Yard. Their stores are being removed,
and theircrews transferred to other vessels
THE RIGHT WING AND THE 2OTH CORPS
The right wing of Sherman's army,
commanded by G, n. Log N was expected
to arrive at Alexandria to- day.
The 10th Corps, under Gen. Slocum, ar
rived in the vicinity of Alexandria. ..yestsr-
day.
AAA@s1AH' AaDAAO AhMOkAs
The steamer John Brooks arrived from
City Point to-day with large amount Of
the machinery used in the Richmond ar
mory By the rebels, and which had been
stolen by tn IN from Harper's Ferry. The
.machinery was all packed in boxes by the
rebels, and ready for removal from Rich
mOnd; and the boxes all bore the mark of
Richmond, G. S. A. Armory." 1t wss ]
doubtless the intention of the rebels to re-
move it to North Carolins, as they were
directed to Deep River, North Carolins
co. GALLAGHEk's ExcHASGE-
Gold, 1917, .,. - = -
New York Central, ss2<; Erie, 7OII; Hud-
son River, 100; Reading, s21z;.. Michigan
Southern, sos; Illinois Central, lII5s; Pitts
burg, 6335 Rock Island, 9s7E North West
ern, 275S; North Western preferred, 571l;
Fort Wayne, 9S7S Canton, S51S; Cumber-
land, S711 Quicksilver, 541s. ...
Gold very active and firm. .s
Stocks actiye. Erie very m ueh excited
and very large transactions. .tt-r |
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in sshorttime. There were soldiers then
in town, and the witness heard the murder
spoken of. Mudd rode back alone. The
other man rods back alone. the other man
rode bay horse.
Mrs. Drscsl, (colored, living near Bsy-
antown, gave similar testimony only add
ing that the other went into the. swamp
and stsid there until the. Doctor came
back. Neither of the witnesses, could tell
whether he was young or old.
Adjourned to eleven o'clock Tomorrow
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PROM NEW YORB.

NEW YORK, May l9.
The shipment of specie to morrow is
9timsted vAriously at from l 900 600 to
y ,Oo0, 900, but it will probably be between
the two extremes. -...-...'-
It is rumored in Wall Street that j. J.
Lewis, Commissioner of Internal Revenue,
resigned his position, and that his place
has been rendered TO VIM. Orton, of this
city, Collector of Internal Revenue in the
9th District.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-20
ANNIVERSARY.

WAsHlhGToNi May ~. 4
The General Assembly of the Presby-
terian Church in the U. 5. new School
is now in session with large number of
delegates. DR.. BrainSrd, of Philadelpnia,
preached the opening sermon. Rev. DIR.
Shaw, of Rochester. is Moderator. Dele.
gates are present from the loyal churches, of
East Tennessee. Two colorvd men are also
delegates. ~. I'd. 5r,... f.
An enthusiastic loyal meeting was held
IN DIR. Cuyler's church last night. 4
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-20
MEETING Az PADUCAH.

PADUcAH. May IL
VIA CAIRO, May Is.
An immense meeting of Union men was
held il this city today, and unanimously
passed resolutions denouncing the men
whose representations caused the removal
of Gen. Meredith from the command OF this
district, stamping them as unworthy OF be
lief. and the lSOrst enemies Of the Union
cause, and opposed TO the restoration, o.
peace. Thanking Gen. Meredith for bis
wise and patriotic policy, and urging Presl-
dent johnson TO reinstate him in command
Resolutions were also passed Pledging
earnest support 10 the present AdminTls- 2 :
tration. Similar meetings are being held
throughout the istrict. ..f,
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sUBscRrrrIONs TO rae z.sO loan.


The subscriptions to the 1870 loan, in all
parts OF the Union, as telegrsphed to jay
Cooke, amounted TO $7s2, $50. The largest
single subscription from the West wss
$4,000, from L Buell., President, Quincy,
ILL., The largest single Eastern subscrip-
tion was $3O0,O00 from the First National
Bank of Philadelphia, The Farmsrs' Na-
tional Bank of Lancaster took $lOO, 600.
The number Of individual subscriptions
was five hundred and Afty-six,
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-20
SPOTTED FEVEs IN BRoOELYH.

The Post tsays much excitement is caused
in Brooklyn by the arrest Of q certain cart
man for dumping, il vacant lot, q load
of rags said to have been imported from
Havans, and which emitted foul stencil.
1t Is said g number of persons had been
taken sick with spotted fever in the vicinity
where the rags we're stored in New York.
On inquiry at the City Inspectors Office,
It was found that two cases OF the 50. called
spotted fever were reported, but investiga-
tions proved both cases erysipelas.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-20
MEXTGapNRWs.

l1-lr tIs.r ST. LOUIS, May 49,.
The New Orlesns Delta Gays, under
date of the 18th inst, that gentleman
recently from HavGnns saw ex.Senotor
G Ryn there and WAS shown undisputed
evidence of the cessioG Of Sonora tc
France by Msximillian. sj
The gentleman was slsO ahOwn GWyn's
patent nobility rs Duke of the French pro
vince of Sonora, signed by Napoleon, snd
bearing the seal of France.
An immense amount of hay was burned
at New Orleans at the same time that the
Minnahaha JuRs destroVad .I
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ARRIVAL.

BALTIMORE, May 10.
The American has special Annapolis
dispatch ann ouncing the arrival of tran.
sport from Fernsndina, Fla, bringing thirty
eight rebel officers, including Col. Breckin-
ridge who was very Indignant al not being
allowed to land.
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killed at Parkville, Alabama, on the 18th,
by four Of his own men, to Svenge the
death of six of their comrades, ordered to
be shot By Forrest the day before for ex-
uiting over toe, news of Johnston's sur
render, which be didn't believe q
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FXPLOG.ON

CHICAGO, May 10.
Freight locomotive No 2 on the Chicago,
Alton & st Louis Railroad, exploded yes
terday afternoon, when fourteen miles out,
killing the engineer, fireman and a brakes
mSn,
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NRW YORK. NAY 10.

There is fair movement in gold for ex-
port, and prices continue steady at about
Thursdays closing figures.
LATER.-Gold firm tonight at 1871.
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$50 LOAN!

These notes are issued under date Of July IS,
1854 and are payable three yeAru from that date in
currency, or are convertible at the option of the
holder into
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INV ApVERTIsEMENTs.
UNITED STATES
2 80 LOAN.
THIRD SERIES,
$2sO,OOO,OOO.

By authority OF tbs Secretary Of the Treasury,
th, undsrsIRnsd, .hessnsrAl Subscription AgsntGOr
the sfale of United States sscurltiss offers to the
Pab'ie he third S,rios Of TreA,ury Notes, bearing
sSsn and thrsetenths per cent interest per annum
tDov-n a. IN.
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U. s. $40 Six Per Cent.
coLD-REARINc BONDS.

These Bonds are worth handsome premium, and
are exempt. s. are all the Government Bonds, from
70 three per cent per anHua iheir paIHs according
TO the rate levied upon other property. Ths later
eat is payable semi annually by Coupons attached
to each note, which nay be cut OF and sold to any
bank or banker.
The Interest at z-sO per ct. amounts 10
One Cent per Day ON n $50 Note.
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FR0M UAIR0s

L'--'- CAIRO, NAY Is.
The Memphis Argus has reliable infcr-
nation that the rebel General Forrest was
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Subscriptions will be reeeiVsd.by the
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
SECOND NATIONAL BANK,
MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK,
COMMERCIAL NATIONAL BANK,
NATIONAL CITY BANK, of Cleveland.
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