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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-20

The Nashville Press and Times SAYS
that the original Lincoln and johnson
men in the Tennessee Legislature viii
uniformly Eote to lay on the table all
resolutions Of endorsement Of the Ad-
ministration, and all political resolutions
Of every kind which may be offered Dy
the supporters Of Mcclellan and the del
egates Of the Chicago Convention. They
think they don't need the aid Of such
eleventh hour friends Of the President
in drafting resolutions expressive Of
their confidence in him aud his admins
trstion, especially when they contain
covert attacks upon The most important
legislation Of the State. They have
ability enough 70 draft theis own reso-
lutioas, and to pass hem, too, At the
proper fime.-Tnd. Journal
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-20
DIssoLUTION.


OlnBOAuk1U4 O s1o~p1ksuSESnlp.
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ co partnership ksrstofors szisting between
and style Of Cohn 4 Levy, va d.ssolys ca The
Izth fnstsDf, tbs hsi1 Levy hssfne sod his in.
tsrest fhsrsln 70 Dsuiei Rossnbsnm The. husf.
nsss vii Be- bess4ffsr eonsuetsd b sid cohn ard
Rossabaum, uudsr the M me- and stYfe Of NJ Cokr
Co, who viii sssile ths bgslps@s ~ fha old
fra. .M MAgEk COHg.C ~.
oetf-1zF HEBNAH LEW.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-20
HOMEOPATHIC.
HuMPamEys,

lave PROVED, FROM THE MOST ANPLa
II experf~nea. an entire Farcrss. simple
Prompt-E@eisnt and Rsfisbls They are The
oalf m Ftiosna@ parf@cty adapted % popular nse
% staple that mizta kaa cmnmot o. maSs In nsfnsr
them 30 harmless 90 ha fTee ffosa aameer and
40 sfaetent 90 te always retfsbts Thsy kssr
raiaea the kfghgat eomuendasfou from all aad
will 81 A. r.naar aarl.l.et a.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-20

Fenianism Is still creating much ex-
element In England and Ireland, and
arrests continue frequent Col OCon-
nell, from the United States, is among
those arrested. a large Fenisn meet
ing or "Congress, as our dispatches
call II. "a being held in Philadelphia.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-20

SPEECH or LATE CONFEDERATE GEx-
ERAL--0ne of the prominent members
Of the South Carolina State Convention,
recently in session, was General Nc
Gowan, one OF the braEest Of the Con.
federats officers In a speech before
that body he aid.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-20

ut is not true tha. South Carolina
carries dagger underneath her vest
ments. She went opi Of the Union with
an open hand and an open hsapt, and
she Ia going back into the Union With
an open hand AID an open heart She
has lost all her material resources, bat
she has not lost honor; aud she returns
10 the sisterhood OF States with fall de.
termination 10 be true and loyal in word
and deed"
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-20
We are confident that we can
make AZ 30 the interest Of
All to call and examine
stock and Prices.
NOTICE.
Notioa To Tax-Pavara.

NOTICE Is HTRKBY S5yEs TO THE TAX
~ psyprs oftke CITY 81 EgarssilIe, that have
fscsfvef from ths cAsrk 81 tbe Ccmmca Coaacii
of sai city, the TaN BppIic&ta fox she year 1895.
and that an nov rssdg 70 TeesiYs the TAxss eon-
tAisea In aid Dspiiosfs
{ All persons skoItsg fhsls. fszss ~ fuli, wftkin
thirty days srDm thu dsts, sin b. spfftisd -
diseo1at II fiass pr q a., u the smount; sad
thee paying sfteF she s2Dirsti7n ~ the thirty
days, and wlfk3a sixtT days from this date, Nllf
Ae snfitisd to- diseomnt 81 Qne and cns-haf Ter
NJ oafcs 10 ~ 1hs Mayors cE1es, IN Lccusk
s9rssr. b.treen second ascg Thfrd strssts
es7-7v joins scHrsEEr, city Collector,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-20
DRESS GOODS
Department.

FREEcH MERIEoEs -A Larg.
Stock Of Eyerv Shade. sat1 9a
Ks ALL-WOOL EMPRESS OLoTHs
OTTOMAN CLOTHS
TAMIsE CLOTHS.
MELANGE POPLINa s
PLAID-AH- Moot Pophns.
CANTON CLOTHS.
GRAPE MELANGEs.
ALPAoAs-Ls.sBlaek and all eolovs.
AID a FNti Assortment Of FRENCH
AND BRITISH sAxoNY DRESS
GOODS, az Of sbieA EtH be ofsyed 10
the Trade, ASD RETAIL AT pnczs rn4+
DEFx COMPETITION. a
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-20
SILK

M0IRE-AETIQUE SILKS.
REP AND CORDED SILKS.
GRO. CRANE SILKS.
FANCY SOLID C0LORED SILKS.
CHECK AND STRIPE SILKS all
Of tie popular shades for Street
and Evening Dresses.
BONNET VELVETs in all ,hadeG
All shades OF C0L0RRD VELVET
RIBBONS AND BUTTONS for
Dress Trimmings.
oL0AKs and BAsoUINEs rom
$500 to $4,000.
DOUBLE and SINGLE BLANKET
sHEWLs, from 90 to eI2 90.
DOUBLE PAISLEY sHAALs, from
$4,000 10 e82.6O. % q =
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-20

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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-20

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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-20

We thfnk, arr gsisi 20 any ever odsred Ia Any
markss. Ne cordially issits every tayer in ssht
u coed Eoods, - cal sEd exAmi stnak nnd
Frsnrs. Paor Fao3s 4ay d. cor DRY " ather.
eet fcr Heaxsa's sake give - soaaefhing 10 keep
oar st dry IN ml8-winter H. tie raidst % mus
snow, Ice. celia &C., &C. sucs eAa - had at
MORGAN, READ & co.
abs
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"'I 49,, Iih" nv. slsanls 1 ~ Mheaas,sele.

We have had occasion recently 20 refer To several
squads 81 "bounty Jumpers who had passed through
this city on their way West 70 Operate The arst squad
took the train week ago, and were mostly Albany
themselves here ~ recruits The second squad were
nearly all from Now YORK. aud came 10 this city TO en-.
list under the impression that our Marshal would be
green enough 20 accept hsm But Of the whole number
who offered themselves, only three received The
rest sought other localities and selected Oneida county
as their urst Beld Of operations The next squad who
wendell their way westward were an from Now York
aud numbered over hundred yhey were chiefly
lebclisd for Utica, Wsssrtown and Bipxhaspton
% me nrtt squad meet of them enlisted IN Utica, and
devious IN this city OF the second squad all enlisted
in Utica and thereabout and thytwo Of hem esc,pcd
from the barracks on Troy road sunday night And last
nwht nine 81 the same tribe who werc enlisted ii Utica
got away They we're accompanied by squad Of four
mon and on arriving al The depot one u their friends n
p~arcd 10 captains uniform, took command OF tho
guard, and, marching the gang 70 convenient spot.
enabled them W dodge rDund IN tho dark and
get away the bogs captain conveniently al
the same time or this latter number hosevar, seven
the other by posse from the Marshals Office Tic ar
rests sdroiy mad. az the Hudyor River dont ss
before the night train left
We refer 70 this srhirst thus particularly 70 nut ere
Marshas IN the interior thc guard liz disiriots f
there any sIchl where The Marbns ara toe ,,p 10
discriminate thief from IN honest pan or lie S,pcr
vieors and karsbsla In caguo with bounty brokers
for The money they can make OF The All suca this
information viii be Of ~ But n NAV he Of u.n
where the LEGAL officers worse thieves than the
scoundrcis who deliberately enlist to pocket the bounty
and desert
The State is Al this moment run Of thcse abounty
jumpers;p and ~ no locality s credited with enlisted
until they reco ptoi Tor NJ mo ne ret neiai
rendezvous u luile portept tto atlsuL1u tou,u ~
paw W lbs ealsAaxg " w sAlR oalis.sd
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Died.

Died.
ARNQLp lin this city, on Saturday February T. ELIZA
O., wife Of joseph Arnold in ihe ssth Year q her
age
attend the funeral TUESDAY morning at ten O'Clock,
from her mothers residence lie Plane street. Newark
AasARs .on Saturday, February 4, JAMES AnrAKs,
son Of Michael and Mary Ahesrn, aged years
YSs enss are nS ns from The
o'clock
in the s7th year Of iis ~ 4 native Jf BsiIyconne
county cayan, Ireland
Dearest father, thou has left M,
And thy loss We deeply feel;
But II Is God that has bcreft US
He can all our sorrows heal
The friends and acquantances o. tho family are re-
spcctfuly invited TO attend the fupeya this (onday1
afternoon At one o'clock, IRON big late residence, d
BRArrv -0n Saturday, February 4, at the rcsidense
g years add months, formerly Of New Dorp sssidn
the relatives and fsndsor the family are respectfully
invited 20 atsehd the funeral Services will take paci
Moravian church. on staten leland Carriages viii b
N wstiss attbe vsnderbils landpg The arrival Of the
Busuoccm AT NewtSwn 4. l.. on SATURDAY.. February
:, NARAH widow OF Thomas Burroughs, aged 80 years
The relatives and friends Of the family are requested
Sr ss rs sd and ~ on oaSo
church. Ncwtown Cars leave Hunters Point, via
Thirty fourth stree, ferry, hafpast ten O'Clock n
returning, lcavs Eewtown 81 ten minutes past three
bucxnoIr Al horLa.nia, on saturday, FebruayA,
OF diptheta H.rus Wxxs, second daughter Of Henry
and sarah r. BacS6ost, aged years. months and
days
ho relatives and friends are respectfully invited 70 At
tohd the funeral from s. Paus church Morrsania this
fs'ondayl morning at halfpast eleven O'Clock Car
rssps VII bc ~ va ting Al Morrsana depot on the arrival
II Tie 10 80 train from Twenty sixth street depot
The renlsns viii 10 taken 10 Yonkers for intermcnt
SHlisd.. 10 brooklyn, ON Sunday, February ,, Of
consutNpdn n, WrtiAM A. oil tho lato Will am Bill
lngs aged 20 years and IA days
us friends aaa cse ~ the family are invited attend
the fnnefu from his late residence No. "a 81. Felix
yraet, on Tuesday, a. twelve O'Clock His remains will
DC taken to Worcester Mass, for intermcn,
DoiaM On Saturday February 4, of chronic rheuma-
usm, eirAnsk D1LAs, the beloved wife Of Thomas
Dolan, aged,se years
rAc fucri win take place shs tsfonday) afternoon AZ
hfW pest one O'Clock, from her late residence, 500
-ast sptp UsnxA kssnds and aCauaintsa0ss sf Ne
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WnaIcmens
Naa. IN Ga from
10 cruise.
,s sg .n bark sa "a Gsn-ss IL.
Harf i n NYori '''''
ss ;.Sa "a Ar, ; 20 cs SsssG ssins
cS,Hsss. a
piaT Bie asnos AyIes Isna "a So 81 SSS,asSs:3
sa1 s ssRsi q ID
SD Pee e ships I.ntsS m Davis B'' iss sne'
'fR jan IS sip f,ss Ms.;yas
Ss:Sgs sDssEISs 'i@ X
cha, arr llth Abbott Lawrence, Patterson IRON 40
M!sAooAsr. Jan II back dass)-In port brig Elisa Ann.
Msr.s5s Jan port bark: Johann Ah,sy. ,o.asnA
HSas y x sss, .nS az p So.Ss
circss.sn Hartman; Lissie T;ouI smith: Tsani%:a
81 s1S R.sss .1s for s:E
FOR fersnd s Amelia as S Bs:sos
.no FOR iolnss Dl I ngdgs;; iSs PIX
n Sa River; snow squai shepard for New olissass
fAs1s4 Jan 2s-In port steamships s.cssmsa.o gansss
ss; sSIp. f soashs@pson . s@ycs and Emily
%
Err Ss 81, Palmetto, Freshman NOM II.
pcis Srig Iss6siis, Hsnasld, from xYors.
81 ss.:s Z S :s;s
Hswson, Ban Francisco.
American Ports.
BOSTON, Feb Z, AM-Arr schrs n Moore Orb Man
Port Richmond: Horton, Pierce pnsrnsst River "a
eli NYork fchrs Laura tBr btmars Po1 m Prince New
York. Seabury, NYork. Sid steamer Scotia.
BUCKsPoRT, Feb 2-sd schr Ellicctt Duncan, Ports
Rico.
KEY WEST Jan ao-In port brig Aurate Clark for Phla-
dolphin next day
PORTLAND, Feb s-Arr steamer Francenia shsrwoodr
EYork, Cid Annie Gray Gray, Matanyas; Fbor1
snce Peters. Hooper, csrdsnas brig Mydr. hsI!MasA
MAtanzss; schr Ada Ames Marston Fortress Monroe:
SAN FRANCISCO Jan 3.Arr ship veritas tpr), currer
ships Norway coombs Cslao; 7h, Summarizes tBrl H9GhsA
beth Kimba Greenesf feekaet Br bark Light Of the Ass.
SALEM Feb Arr sehr D GRIMM, Smith, Nyosk
WAKElAM, Feb 3ln port schr Chief, Norton, for New
York. frozen up In the Ice
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-..-RhlPPlNG NEWS.
ALMANAC ron xyv yonE--Yrm pAr
NE W. ............. 70 NOON ssrs morn ~
suN sno ~ nfoa WAFER. morn g.
Port OF view Pork. rebrasry !, 1895.
-


n, y ssfspsr Einsnston John Q Rockwell, commanding,
stesmship Costa RIca, Tinklepaush, Aspinwa Jan a.
AM with spccIe and passenger 70 Allan Had tsnpss
.uc!s weather noAy tine enre passase had head wnds
with succession OF gales
Steamship y psrksr Hofpes Port Royal Jan g. via
Toyrees Monroe, TO Y Quarteffnaster.
Steamship ssson, Lavender Norfolk Feb 4 In ballast
with passenRofs 70 Whitney Hathaway.
atcsmship Relief ~ transport, Barlow Norfolk, 10
Quaftefmaktks
fsrs fssba arg, rbbss Buenos Ayre., ss days with
hides and wool, 70 master
Ac, TO Joy
Bark Genwood TOT Nassau MP poxgest Mstauorca q
days with cotton 10 Alexandra SONS. Jan 81 lal 2slA
leu 20 spoke Lady frank'in bound n Been ~ days
of Hatteras with heavy NV winds
Bsrh z,rh rina tof kernudrN Permission Bermuda NJ
days with cotton kc, 10 Middleton A %. =
last 10 l. Amsinch. = -
Brg Lady Of The Lske of Bermuda Him. ausynnils Pm
10 day, vilh sugni and Inolasser 20 Middleton 90
frg snry Tbackeriy ef rurkr Isisnas) Larswgy Mira.
gosne; Jan y, WIN coffee apd ogvood 10 Murfsy ~
Been " sava Ut Httiegsa With heavy weather. srI sals
AZ JAR ~ ur David Watts, FIRST ocer of 81 George he
htt q md f.matcry fctar
bsH snion Vf ensiVutnc, NSl 1mrstn Cenfuoans n
AasA With neAssss v hreie sop 1 Co.
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February Term OF tho Law Courts.

The February term Of the law courts commences to-
day. with every prospect Of there being considerable
business TO be disposed Of The Of Luther G. lib
bets vs. W. II. Fogg, aud hfty.eight Others where the
plaintiff sues for conspiracy and lays his damages at
million dollars is the Supreme Court circuit caenda,
for to-day; also the Of Pasquale Brgno Jacob
rau which possesses interest habiss OF the
Opera. The Of Annie McIvor W. John Henry Nc
Cabe again the calendar in the Superior Court trial
term II II comes 70 trial II will make sensation
equal 70 the Mispaugh.Adams imbroglio. The caen-
dars of the Court Of Common Pleas and Marine Court
exhibit no cases Of any great moment. The following
the assignments for this month
Supreme Court-Crcuit I, Judge Leonard. Part
Supreme Court-GsneraI Term-Judges Insraham
Superior Court-Tria Tsrm-Judges Moael and Mon.
Grief
Superior Cour-Genssal Tcm--Judges Robertson,
Superior Court-special Tesm--Judge Barbour
Court Of Common Pleas-rnAl Torm-Judses Daily and
Brady.
Court Of Common Plcas-Cham Judge Cardozo
Marine Coun-Judge Hsarne.
The February term OF the General Sessions commences
this morning, Recorder Holman presiding Notwith-
standing the rapid increase Of almost every species Of
crime In this city during the last few months the
Der Of prisoners awaiting trial s very small There
only about afy persons In the Tombs charged with feo
ny, most Of whom will be tried this month This graft.
flying fact owing mainly 70 the personal sxsrons Of
MIR Hail. who has prosecuted the Indictments The nrst
week Of the present term will be devoted to the trial Of
ordinary cases, and the second Monday the Of
Bernard Friery indicted for the murder OF Harry Lsza.
rus will be commenced and will no doubt, occupy the
entire week.
COURT CALKNDAR-THls DAY.
suPREhE CoURT-GExERAL TsRx. Mon enumerated mo.
tions.
SUPREME CorRr-CIRcun mos 900, COS, o63,
1928, 1927 sos $751; Asl, S16 COL 9A3 1887 578 esf,
1925, GOT TAT, ILL., 81, 32l Part 2-Nos S56 86s ESQ
es3 100 so2 !se 2so 4s2, CO., 90, e42, es oo2 e7l
40la $780, l79 47g3 $780, 81 co. 3S0l $500 329e 1902
I'll. Part 2-Nos. s77s, si2s, los2 asia 4sOs, 1880
COMMON PlKAs-Psrt Nos ISL, $50, 6is, SOC, 7o7,
l49, s0o 9s 759, sls, 5s7 TAO l02 s76 Is7 Part p
Nos 6s2 $50 tsa 5sa, 1885, ass $50 7ss 7es s4o sss,
623, 1872 712 492
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

RlpIEY--GAuisER. On Wednesday evening" February
!, by the Rev James b. Hardenbergh R6akRf A. RIp.
Lsy Jr TO Hs>RngrA lDA GARDNER both OF this city
No cards.
California papers please copy
WAuDKf>-NoRfA -0p Thursday evening, February 4
Mr. WAITER l. wAuDEL to Miss MARTHA NoRrs eli on
Tompkfnsville 8. l.
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n.s a;SS1sss S.'a'
P,sslj ss:sa Tor r.a
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I ss s ssa.ss LEI 70 al n bSs.
,,s g. % sS:'f se re q
asa.ssd aSss. he Il, Hs' T.. e..
BELOW.
BARK Ella Virginia, from Buenos Ayrss,
SAILED
Steamers United States Dudley Buck sasmo,s sa1
toSIIsn, ksysoas. ! colihrs; sehrs kIsfion, WI
frssa aa ss saas .aa sas ''" WV" N"' -
American shipma sters' Association.
No 81 WALL srRHEr-Rooss 49, - AND H.
The following approved ocsrs have rscssvss
commissions from this Assocation:-
Oaptains392 Gregory Rurk brig Star the Seal 0o6L
sR Ne SsPA M o
M w .aS d s 9osss e.% sa Els 5a. I%
sufu: .eSs Pssi Asys
AL commissions outstanding year require be-
presented at the Office for renewal
Miscsllansous.
- For particulars Of the Of brig 0Angss IRON Cx1>
York. and the sinking by collision Of Ne ys& bod
Favorits, no g. coiunna
BY steamer GoIah; during collision sprung fOrsioD
mast away fsrecp gallant gard jibboc Win All tho
buwarkS carried away steering gear knoch
copper OF the bow and one Of the plank.
the anchor and 50 fathoms Of chain Will
lying at apchor the washed her fore and an
s s s: 3
main yards in stern, Lost rudasr and q her
chor leaking badly has Ave feet water In her hodt
bulwsrks Constitution lay BY her for sevs
M 10 ow nss Du
CA
SssS some the o.sso breaking arm he
after holds and washing away Of hs bulwsrk ehift
spare spars longboa carried away channel plate AA1
other damage on Cape Horn.
BARK PARRY, from Puget Sound for 9an Francscoa
ashore night Of 18th ult the beach, below the C
House, and gone pieces The captain and three msS
drowned
BI TAKsER At San Francisco in going ovss shs bar nghs
ID ult struck by heavy stove part o. the
and started the brig leaking Dec say Br shp Tsss Bh4
Cyrus Walker; had been The rocks -
Apple.ree Cove; had lower hold full Of water
scHs NxEop, Of and for Buckspor from Boston, went
ashore Herring Gut Jan 10 vessel toe l0ss o0ooe
on board saved In damaged state
followns table gives summary Of the vessel, e 10
harbors New York. Boston, Philadelphia, Ba!tncre
New Orleans at the latest accounts from each Of those
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FxwAts EXECUTION oy THs NAME Irovop L,w an,
respondent INFORMS us that the ladies ~ Union Village
Msine, recently became greatly ncenscd AZ the cond
~ nan ~ opening liquor saloon in the VILLAGE and
aaso very Sidden call at bis place seized ne bottles
dseaniers &c, and pnuNd The liquor oet NO lne gut
yeL...bHs0n AsaS.AG4
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SHOULD LOYAL RnFUGEEs RE DRAFTED'-This inquiry
has frequently been propounded TO u.s. We have sought
10 ascertain She views Of those in authority upon this
question, and will give the humorous GLASS specially
terested the understanding Of them which have
Those persons who have intended and do not
contemplate making their present residence their per.
manent home but have always proposed ana expect
bolton, before they le account Of their Union
sentiments, are not regarded subecsor draft Thoss
who have now decided upon q permanent residence
where now located, or away from the confines now
covered by the rebellion Are subjects Of draft but II
drafted will not b. sent 70 hght the rebels but Be as
signed 10 The Army OF the Northwest, other forces
within loyal territory Washington cAronscle.
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CARrnEs On Sunday morning February 9, p No.
20 East Broadway the wife OF James Carpenter Of son
Dublin tIreland) papers please copy.
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THREE CARS ON tbs MARIETTA AND CINCINNATI
RAILROAD PREcIPITATHD FROM BRIDGE INTO A
CREEK PITY PEEr BBLOw-TBN OR TWELVE LIvRs
Losr AND A NUMBER SERIOUSLY INJURED.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
TINTED STATES sEvESTmRrY LOAN
BY authority of the Secretary d the Treasury, Tie under
signed has assumed the Subscription Agency for Ne
sal. Of United State. Treasury So,ss bearing seven and
three per per annum. known as ~
sEvENTHiRfY LOAN .,ss
These Issued under date Of Aug NJ 1884 sndas
payable three from ,ha, time, in currency,
vertibie at the option of the holder into
UNITED STATES rIvE.rwENrY SIX FER CENT
GOLD BEARING BONDS.
These bonds premium nine per cent M
cludns gold n.erss. from November, which makes ~
actual profit the sevenhrty loan atcursn, rates. IN
eludius Interest about per per annun besides 10
exemption from State and municipal TAXATION which sdds
from one to three cent according The isvss
on other property The interest is payable ssmannuAs
By attached each which may be cut OF ana
sold to any bank or banker.
The interest amounts 10
ONE CENT PER DAY on A...................e go NOTE
TWO CENTS PER DAY Oh X............ 500 NOTE.
TEN CENTS PER DAY ON A................ $500 NOTE
TWENTY CENTS PER DAY oSA........si,os NOTE
ONE DOLLAR ON Observation-Disclosures $500 MOTH
Notes Of all the determinations named win b. promptly
furnished upon receipt Of subscriptions. rhiss
THE ONLY LOAN In MARKET
offered BY The government and IL confidently az.
psstsd that is superior advantages WIN make n the
GREAT POPULAR LOAN OF rns PEOPLE
Less than saoooooCo remain unsold, whcA win probably
Be disposed Of within tho ness axy ninety days when ne
notes win undoubtedly command prsmium, has uni
formy been the on cslns the subscriptions osAss
Loan.
In order citizens Of every town and section Of No.
country may be afforded facilities for hns The loen sp
National Baoss sssss Banks and privss bankers sArsusA
country have generally agreed 10 rees've spsss
tons and hey are 10 be respoDsbs The delivery Of hs
notes for which they receive orders
JAY cooxs,
Subscription Agent
rhllsdslee.1
upDAoo C ntGg ~ S Eye sfofE l nsrhSsA
,ufes these affections wtthout fail We fyfef DR. urss4
y 80 Broadway ~ condemnation Tho plAslf yIod AsM
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