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The weekly union record., 1865-09-09
The St. Nicholas viii always be kept as
First Glass Hotel.
The Table

Win at all times be served up with the greatest
variety Of eatables-the best the market affords
and a style to suit the most fastidious taste.
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sfarhets-CAnryuLLY pxronrrp ron the ny ;TIisgSs'
MONDAY. April B. 1903
AsUrs-Tbs market Is unsettled and prices are
"C CoTTON-Ths market is very dull and prices are
nominal business Is almost entirely suspended.
COFFEE--No sales. and prices nominal
FLOUR AND NBAL-The market for Western
and State Flour is very unsettled and under the glori
Gus news from the Army, and the panic In gold prices
declined fully 5Oe bbl the demand has been only
moderate; AZ the close there "a no disposition on the
mart of buyers sellers 10 operate the sales are
40 bbls at - % for Extra State % J0de 80 br
Fancy State q oa - % for the low grades OF western
EIlra q 5Oa g. for Shipping Ohio; ~ l0Ge9 Is for
Trade do. and 81 5Oasil Is for ST. Louis Extras.
Canadian Flour Ia also lower. and the market dull at
the close sales Of !0 bbs at Is 60 dss Tor the low
FItras Southern Flour 10 dull, unsettled and lower;
sacs Of go bb at 90 4oa $40 % for mixed r. good SUI
perfne Country Baltimore &C. and $40 43oslz % io5
prices arc nominal Corn Meal Il unstable and prices
are nominal.
GRATN-The Wheat market Is inactive and p, ices
nomnaly l0a l2c. per bush lower micrs hold on
for further concession Barley Is lower and nomi'
nal at t 6O9tl IS for Canada East and West Barley
Malt dull and heavy at S2ds2 10 Oats arc lower and
nominal; the arrivals liberal; the sales are $40
bush. Canadian at s0Bs2c.; Western are nominal;
State at e5as7c. and Jersey at 1850. Rye Ia inact'
ivo and prices are nominal Corn IL lower and the
market Il heavy the demand Is limited; tho sales are
700 bush New Yellow Jersey and Delaware at u %
81 ~, Western mixed is nominal at 81 6oSsl g.
HOPS-Choicc qualities are In small supply, and
hriIly held the denhnu ~ iar ior hVmc co"oupPion.
Other grades arc dull and prices are heavy; we quote
2Od25o for common to prime Old, and A9s3oc. ior
fair ~ choice New Crop.
HAY-Tbo market 10 dull and heavy; sales OF 100
bales Ut sl 45at ~ for shppng and u 63esl 20 Tor
retail lots.
MOLASSES-The market Is quiet and We have only
10 note sales of IS hhds Cuba Muscovado at 5Oc.
PROvISIONS-The Pork market has been fairly 60
tive early In the day very heavy feeling prevailed,
and prices a. compared with the cosng rate OF Satur
day fell of o. sat and o. 50 per Dbl but toward the
close Of Change there tone to the market and
prices sdYsacSd Vi psSs being no sellers 81 cor est
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marbinerp.
ATWOOD
PATENT DRILLING MACHINE,
PILEDRrVER,
HYDRAULIC SAND PUMP.

PRACrIcAL TESTS having fully demonstrated the 50
tority Of this mschins all others for the purpose Of
nkine Oh We the undersigned 10 now prepared to receive
ssdsrs for the
fhis machinery comprises everything requits fthe boring
q oil wells, excepting the STEAM ENGINE AND CAST
IHoH DRIvINo-PlPE (bot win be furnished IL desired at
ssasonsbe pce and dspeuses with the Of the Derrick
1ece Buwhes and other eumbrous and expensive fixtures
,v In use and arranged being constructed on wheels
"a portable that It can besy removed for the purpose Of
senhins wells in different localities
FTE DETRITUs 10 removed from the well by our Patent
yArsac process and does not require the removal Of tic
a fom boring This process not only removes all 1.-THE
A,szito. In from to 10 minutes but likewise eff cusy clears
- and opens all the small oil veins tha, often entirely
sRsssd up by the old process Of sand pumping
WITH THIS MACHINE and practical engineer well
-. Be sonk from feet within period Of from Is 10
. days after the eel pipe has been driven
Arrangements being made for tho construction and do
nvuy Of these machines at NewYork Norwich hewbursh
= r. and Pittsburgh, Pa
Bes further information price, terms, &C., address.
SIMEON LELAND.
metropolitan Hotel. Eew-York.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF sEw-YORK.. .APnrr
Cleared.

Bsr, J.nrv fBremen, Hsyighorst Bremen, Ringer Bros
Bark Luis II raInen) Wicke Valparaiso, Fabbr Cham
- ~ &C.
ners * Go.
Brg Harp. Arey, Washington. Holyoke 4 Murray w.
Brig NJ. L. Mangun, Beverage d. Msf''h . d. % VI"
Big Cyclone (Br Mcdonald. Havana, w. W. Russell bss
Co. . . NJ
schr W. McCobb. Chapman, Washington Holyoke NUT
ray. n D., n p,,hv 4
Schr. Israel L. SVw Savage, Port Royal, r. NJ oA0S
Co.
schr. j. Brophy, Hall, Poston, S. Co.
Schr. T.. Graham Oh ,Lsnss, Aricnat, D. r. SmaA w
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~ RocKLAsp TowS EARCTIoSs.-The Town
Elections in Rockand County which TOOK place on the
2lst ult resulted in the choice OF the Following ior
Supervisors: James S. Haring DEM, In orange town.
John T. Hogenoamp Dem. in Clarkstown' Andrew
Smith Dem, in Ramapo. and John j. Cole. Union In
Hayerstraw. This makes Union gain in Haverstraw
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coURr CaLENpAR-rus DAY.

COURT CALENDAR-THn DAT.
SUPREME CoURT-CIRCUIT.-Part Mos 1855
1861 1865 1861 1861 lc7l, 673 1913. l6 1919 1855 1857
1891 $685. $685. 1877 1879, l70l l7o3, l7o3 Part IINos
3l2 1913 1880 1854 1885, 1894 1895, l6OJ l6e2 1906 1903
1910 1914 1916 1918, 1924 l62G, 1923, 1850, 1882 Part I'LL
No Calendar case
a2o3 s77 sOlJ 4s5 SOIL 5Oo0 $780, 5Ols eo7 e $40
l0D 1913 PGrt lINo 4ti4 <2 5OOl. 66 t626 1915 1916
l4a6 so, 1879, SOLO. $780, 1918 1880, <652.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-Part Mos. S24
sa7 ise 1877 6i9 &c. w. 733 49, 40 l 7+6 49, $40, a.
63l Part IiNos 1913. ia $751; Ia. 7s 7so. 1885, 49, 100
88I, Il0, 8S3 6Ol.
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MONDAY. April 3-P. n

Gold opened at 1881, sold up 10 li9, and fell TO
las upon the report of the evacuation Of Richmond,
and closed at I4si This new break in prices, and
the assurance that il is 10 be maintained has gwen
fresh weakness to all commodities, and buyers Arc
less disposed than ever to DO business.
Government Stocks are all strong ut shade
frncr rates than were paid on Saturday. For the
1905 the demand is good. AT the Stock Exchange
Gil Railway Shares we're lower, except Erie, which
closed at 52i cash. After the Board the whole list
was higher, and as much as SCI was paid for Eric,
under the rules at the public call. At the Second
Board Eric, Rock Island and Fort Wayne were oil
higher, and good many stocks were bought In M
der the rule for account of brokers failing to make
their deliveries Erie sold at 55l regular, and sol
for cash. Upon the street as high as IS wHs paid.
Most Stocks are scarce and were deliveries insisted
upon the markc, would rally sharply.
At the Second Public Board, the follovingqu
tations were made: New-York Central, s7i a 81;
Erie. 57ia5s; Hudson River, 9ai a9i Reading,
% 93i; Michigan Southern, SCI a52i; Illinois
Central, o5aa5i; Cleveland and Pittsburgh, IS n
53I; Rock Island, s5as5l; Northwestern, 22i .
22l do Preferred, 49i aigi; Fort Wayne, ~.
Money is very abundant among stock houses al
and per cent. In commercial paper little dong
Al bank or at tho discount houses. The capture OF
Richmond unsettled all business today and private
affairs arc forgotten in tho pleasure felt on an event
which practically ends the Rebellion. Tho sooner
people in debt, and those holding property bought
with gold Of preusun, comprehend that from this
moment prices must steadily move toward values
based on gold tending to par-the smaller will DO
their losses. The bubble has been pricked BY the
Union Army and M power can restore 1t.
The Bank Statement shows a CONTRACTION In
Loans and Specie, with an increase Of Circulation
and Deposits.
The following is comparative statement OF the
condition Of the Banks Of New-York City:
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q. s. steamer Nysck, D c. Newman LieutComdr eomds'
Wilmington, C. via Beaufort n g. Inv March IS IN
Bar. Florence lof Hsfsx Cook Ms'arnor % diy' VIII
co,toa 10 KupecLt fost Had heavy weather lost ans
BARI Princes. Royal tof CORVALLIS. 81. Crower caids
n,s dsyr wrh sugar, TO D. r. Dewof ( Go. Le't o4n
Prncs ilbet fsr N.wYork days. bns Ellen Dcke TO,
do sslnn day W. W. Lore Tor DO DO. -
Blk ver,a tsi Cunso Geleva 90 days, with mdse ane
.s pass passengers to Fabbin Chaancsy a. v :,
Bsk Jessie. Of s., A.d..w. e. o ,sa M " cons.n1 !,
Bark o,pray Cof Turk, l.lasd Norton Palermo Jan 3D.
psk Enea Eestina nta), oAseous. NsPes Jan, Inn,
p,.,d G nj issyy t head winds MOS. Of tie passage
Bark Lavnia tOf EeiPor). Davis IaAA IL days "sA !"
Aisena Iot PrOvuceOwn), Lindsay. Neworean' 10
P,s Thonas Terry tOf st. Andrews N. M Msloney,
Cenfuegos days with sugar to Brett so o. LOU
ne Bar M.ssihou of coluba Falls Me D'kO, cs'dena'
g.Is Mop,ezams Hammond Bsrbadoes March 18th with
'ofsI ,o,1 Semen, Roster Trinidad Cubs 20 days.
Bds D. Aiysrty Turks lsnd), Morris. Ponce r.
80 Wa. bo.rd,j by whsn, bark Tropic Bird tof New
BeSorS, with % bb. sperm and IS bbi' black fish OIL
0G p9s Pr Pstre ofP r H. Glow Msyscues R. March ~
with .ussr 10 Mcca Firth. Had oery heavy weather Lost
Bris st. vincsn. tof Acha G0u Arehas % day. e's'
4.
Brig ST. Peter Archa, Giiiacs, AchAt 70 days. with cos
to T.. =. Bradshaw.
Biz Fawn of Yarmouth, N ST. Durtss, Matanzs' II days.
pTis rho. owen Ps..ens Neuvi,as March 3d. with mo
Ri. INV of Maitland N. So Esaae Trinnid, Cubs, y
dav. sngsf &c. II. J. {. A. D-Woh. -
Bris Harry and Aubrey, tof Posma'h. n Sd Dart Forte
Cabelo March 49, in ballast H. j. {. A. De Wolf
Bis Hexnsn Danish Lsason BIO Janeio W days conee
order. ~, ~, ,.-. -
Bris Lady Douglass tOf Jersey. can,e Rio Janeiro y
anv, coffee c. r. Bul~y Had very ooisterous passage
krig Sp.rkhng Sea tot ST. Andrews 81 seser bas9ce
v,rs 9O dys with hides and wool to h. r. sherman 70.
Had yery heavy and pt sails and vessel eskae
badly. An, v... A., c.,.. ~
dsys with honey cotton &c. to Brett Son Co. st nss =
ME, ! r Of sandy Hook brig Tronbador bound n.
Len bari Minnie NewYslk In days. schrr southern
Cross for do days; Eliza. for Boston days
Schr Rachel Jane, Northrup, EhsAb-hPor' Tor Ns"'AS
schr. J. NJ Freeman. Ryder do. for Newport
Schr Minerva, Beckwth. do for Boston
Schr Lecg-tt, Gibson, Virginia
schr Belle Cubberly, Virginia
Scbr Lamartine Johnson virginia
Sshr Wanyts Hawkins, Virginia, wood -
sch, Salvador (of Nassau N Hansen, Havana ~ eAyH
with sugar &c. TO NJ. Echeyrnia 20
schr 81 Lucar, Adams, Rocksnd
schr. Fanny Fern, Briggs. Newport
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Form CoypEMyEp MURDERERs. -

Tonbs there are now in confinement under sentence OF
death four men, viz Charles II. Walton. convicted Of
numbering woman with whom no lived a. husband IN
November. 1863 Frank Ferrero, convicted OF killing
his wife in 1864 Roger Lamb who killed his wife March
81. 1851, and Bernard Friery who killed Lazarus few
weeks since 1t Is not doubted that three Of these men
will suffer the extreme penalty Of the law, and this
probably before many more weeks eiapse.
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Receiuts Of Produce.

ARM $1,000 bbl. Flour, go bbs. Whisky, 90.
bbls. Com Meal 67s2 bush. Corn "a. 400 bosh Oats
5sa bush Seed, ls pkgs. Ashes. 755 pkgs. Oh Cake
.4l4 pkgs Lard. 2l9O pkgs. Provisions.
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DEPARTURE oP Mr.. GOTTsCHALK.-Amone
the passengers by the steamer for California on MON
dU were Nr. aud Mrs.. Gottsshalk aRa party.
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Rcmouals.
Weekly Report of Denihs

In ths City OF NewYork nom the 27.h day Of March, TO
tn, 81 day of April, 1865.
Men 100; women 81; boys leo; girls ia total, +G9;
adults lso chldrcn 279 males, ?d9; iemiles 2os col
ored persons g.,
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Bts Cosou (of Besst). Perry hence let ins So' NJ
J.no,,. ssme day. when within ~ mies T.. 8. nom
R,rs.st came In collision with IT, transport steamer De
Wosy ffom for Bason carrying our
rigging and chann- aud cutting through the saToes<a
opsfter to the waters edge.
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uniform At p cent premium. which were the figures
on Saturday last and the olosine rates to-day. after
lively demand for remittance BY the mails to morrow.
The supply Of satisfactory bills for the week has not
been large OF which rates have been well sustained
The transactions today caused sales Of ono day and
five lys sight ct Par, md also one days sight and
down TO premium aud par. There was large supply
on the market and In instances buyers obtained
advantages In time bills we did not learn Of any sales
Dealers are decided, ofsh In encouraging anything
longer than ten days sight There has been heavy
falling off in foreignbis during the week; the closing
Friday wers 2oe 02l2 for sterling. and francs
276i TO 40.
Frcighis are very dull and rates arc heavy.
Tbs engagements b Liverpool are 30 tuns Bark at
IS. Gu 400 boxes Bacon at 2s. 0is the latter rate
per neutral, and per steamer 400 tics. Beef at As.
The business Of he Sub-Treasury was: Receipts,
$l3,7O0,7i2 10; for customs sI45,OOO; payments,
81 435 273 Sc; on account loan, $4,000; balance,
81, 4O4 ,O65 IS.
The subscriptions received at the First National
Bark to tho S@en-thrty Loan to-day were
$265, 200.
The subscriptions and sales Of 1905 at tho Ninth
National Bank today amounted TO 1854 900.
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CTEAM ENGINE, &C., FOR SALE.-A
- Phss-ciass porsble Is Horsepower STEAM ENGINE
- BOILER with Steam Gsuge, Water GsogeI smoke.
3ipe he, attached IL almost new IN complete workiIg
S sndfor sale because the popstos' have no fahe nb'
- - $500 -. .
Also pair Of excellent French BURR STONES fitted for
fnAing wheat BIZ Of the best msrs in the country,
9Th double bolt veyers mill and everything COM
Uste doing custom Touring business koE sale cheap
- sssh. Apply to the ONEIDA COMMUNITY, ONEIDA ~ 1.
WANTED--A good Secondhand, Upright
w Tubular BOILER, 10 to Is horsepowsL Adore" Box
~ asa, New York Post-0fice-
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Sailed.

Anil f-Stsamers-United Stst~s Kennebes Lucy, ~
Gull America Kng6shcr, Thetis
Bsrks~H p Lord, T.. Albra +. Reck, Marco Polo, lds
Scbooners-Rameoue John Ross, w. A. Crocker vilIaes
Oneen Williams Segune LoEns, O. r. bDns A. Bestens
H. Wietts. f. Pratt NJ. t. Dafise' oens ooot u noessos
NJ II. Chton. L. Person
3d-Steansr Ariel
ships-Cbaa G. Duncan z. Stetson.
Bsrks-Pslas. Panic Italia.
wood
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Travelers' Guide.

u and fi = m, md s:4". T. and 10 .. m San.
day train from sth st. 6p. IN City cars run "
tween CHAMBER. and aOth-sts. static.
To Albany, BY Harlem B. r., sdth-a.,Ah-sv., 10 .
To Baltimore. By Ii. Nswjsr.sy H. loo. Of
Courtandt st., and liz 4 m. Pun. and II
midnight sunday. :..!;:.....;-".:-;.:.. 80
To Boston, BY Nev,Londcn line, Phr 80 n r.,
Norwich Line. Pier 30 n r.. Neptune Line, Pier
PIN. K, and 5;onnston fne. Pier 10 ~ H., daily
(sundsy sIcep ,edD. ;......:....... srM
Rn..on 'pa W Haven Il. H. ..i"s md ith.
sv. via Shir Line Ia sni p. m. sunday.;... -
To Ord. -pori, By -,sin-r nrdcepar iSo' Of fecx
To buffalo and the West, by Erie Iiilroad loot
oicham0er.-st.. 1901 ana " a. ~. anu
To Csvelsna u oy htassic az sie , ~ con.
meeting with Railroads for all principal c1iesm
the West, g. ~ and. :.....'.'..
ToGgeenport ga m tsnd on ssnrdsys p m!T
Yaphink, isip, Faruingdale. Lone island oy lie
l. Railroad, from james sip and foot o. 3itn.s'.
To Nswi.,.n Hartford. and sprins6eid-Sea-
ersI'srs pset Sim AZ 81 a.i ............. p N
To New Haven by the Sew-iieyen Nm, lthN;
aud 4tlrav at l. g. III a. ~, 3 ~ and = p n
To the West: by Pennsylvania Senl'. Esioaa
aud D. m. Sunday train. .......:;..........' p =
To the West, by Central Railroad Of NewJtr;ey'
via Allentown from pier n. Il. a. IN, I'm
To 'phia By stesme: Jesse oyt,dahy, sun
DAYS scaptedl from foot of Well-st., Brooklyn.
connecting at Port Monmouth w,tp trains Tor
70 PhiIadeip%ia. BY New.Jerssy Railroad, loot
Court and .t :. 10 aud ~ m. IL NJ, 4 sndor
m. and II midnight. sunday, ......;....';:;... r~
70 Phiadaphia, Railway and steamboat, tSon-
DAYS excepted) via Camden and Amboy. from foot
o. Barc,ays, 80. In Exmess.. p T"
To Providence BY Neptune STEAMSHIP oos ,'ns
daily from pier o. foot Of Robnsonst, N r., AZ "a
To Red hank and Long Brancu, By s'"ainer Eagle. =,
daily, from pier foot OF Murray st. at'.'.'''-''' y
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BelOW


Brig Avert. from Cieufueso-:
Bns 1roubador. And two brigs unknows'
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FISCAL Agent, UNITED STATES TREASURY,
gIXTI NATIONAL BANK.

Ninth NATIONAL BANK.
New YORK, Aprn ,. 1865
THE BEST INVESTMENT.
Now that victory assured let every make good
investment and tale portion Of the
sEvEY-THIRTY
UNITED STATES LOANs
The Notes are rady for delivery of the Government
Agency.
THE NINTH NATIONAL BANK,
No. 800 BROADWAY.
JSo. 7 Hill, Cashier,
JOSEPH u. OgvIs President
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apOhcu.

Brig Protector Of Buckpo for Philadelphis With 20
top.a topsalan .a and pb2d init, Highland Light ss'
Ing W. BY n. IS mileG
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FOURTH NATIONAL BANK OF THE CITY OF
NEw-YoRK.
Eos ~ AND % PEE-sr.,
DEPOSITORY AND FINANCIAL Agent OF TIE UNITED
STArEs
Have for sale ready for delivery.
UNITED STATS Sic TREASURY NorEs.
Convertible. OF maturity. into 5 10 GOLD BEARING
BoSpA
Also.
UNITED STATES 1910 BoyDA
UNITED STATS $50 BoSpS
UNITED STATES 1-YfAg CEguTcArEA
We also collect Government Vouchers and Drafts.
and attend TO other business with the Government
T. &. CALHOUN. President
D. SEAMAN Cashier.
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Movements Of Ocean sfenmers'
ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
srr :39 SIM Sets .6:27 Noon sets 2:o5m
HrGH WAFER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook.. 225 Gov lsand. Boom Hell Gate... W"
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LIvgRMoRE, CLEws & Co.,
B,NKERs
No - Wallst, n. Y,
GOVERNMENT AGENTS FOR THH SALE OF THE o. B.
1910 LOAN
Commission allowed Bankers. Brokers. Insurance
Companies. and ell parties purchasing for resale.
AL denominations on hand. reasy for Immediate de-
livery.
ALL KINDS OF U. g. SECURITIES BOUGHT AND SOLD.
HENRY CLBws g. co.
Successors TO
LIvRRhoRE, CLEws & Co.
UNITED STATES
Y $40
TREASURY NOTES
For immediate delivery. at
HowEs g. MACY's, Bankers,
No. 50 WALSH
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port-iuarnens Notife.
STATE OF NEw-YoRx,

PoRr-wARpxNs oyycx, No. lo4 wall-st
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with
,,o, of The act passed April H. 1851 entitled An
Act to Reoga,s warden Office Of the Port Of SsS
cube, matter Of such inquiry examination survey shas
the following vessel. under Elimination BY we re-
W,S.n. ana that the said surveys examinations VIII -
sanstJ within ten days next succeeding this notice -
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SHvEy-THIRrY LOAN.

These Notes are issued under date Of June Is, 1863
and are payable three years from that time 10 currency
or are convertible at the option Of the holder into
u s. 500 SIX PER CENT GoLD-BEARrSG BONDS.
These bonds worth premium. which increases
the actual profit the 100 loan and Its EXEMPTION
IRON STATE AND MUNICIPAL TAXATION ADDS FROM ONE
TO THREE PEE CENT MoRR according to The rate levied
on other property. The interest is payable in currency
annually by coupons attached to each note when
NAV be cut off and sold 10 any bank or banker.
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BY authority Of the Secretary Of the Treasury TN
undersigned has assumed the General Subscription
Agency for the sac Of United States Treasury Notes
bearing seven and tenth per cent interest per an
nun. known a. tn,
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ONE cent per day on a............---eoO NOTE
TWO cents per doy on s........-.--s1OO NOTE
TEN cents per day on s......-....s3OO NOTE
TWENTY cents per day on a..-...s1,OOO NOTE
ONE DOLLAR PER day on ...-...sJ,OOO NOTE
Notes Of all the denominations named will be promptly
furnished syon receipt Of subscriptions and tho notes
forwarded at once The interest 70 18th June next VIII
DO paid In advance By the local subscription agents ~
the time Of subscribing. This 10
TIE ONLY LOAN IL MARKET
now offered by tho Government. aud 1t Is conndenuy
expected that rs supero. advantages win make 1t the
GREAT POPULAR LOAN OF IHE PEOPLE
Less than $500 900 Of the Loan authorized by the
Last Congress are now on the market This amount at
the rate at which IL IS being absorbed will oil DO sab
scribed for within four months. when the notes VIII
undoubtedly command a premium. a. has uniformly
been the case on closing the subscriptions to other loans
In order that citizens Of every town and section OF
the country may be afforded facilities for taking the
loan. tie National Banks, State Banks and Private
BANKERS throughout the country have generally agreed
to receive subscriptions at par Subscribers viii select
their own agents. in whom Trey have confidence and
Who only arc to be responsible for the delivery Of the
notes for which they receive orders.
JAY CooKE, Subscription Agent, Philadelphia
March - lso5.
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SUPREME COURT--sPEciAL TERx-AfRL s.-Befor
Justice GARviS.
DECISION.
Russell Sturges agt Paul Spoford. Case set
tied Papers in Clerks office.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-04-14

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lhe HsfaLa coffeHPondent n be"ionS-
Vile AprI 'tb, 'aHS up to sha1 time tN2
captures ifoin Lee AflhF "eTo ihhei'1e
II men ana hat>iiSi. toi tnAes ive oi'0s
were slFt"n "lth wagons, arl'iery a"l
ammunition, showing With w''at iehhoiiy
RE suit was pie>sed. 3heHdAn inaIe lAe
itFgEs Part oi ihs captures, aal Inc IN
Ianl'y are eh'''s3 10 an e4AaI share oI
credit Our loss n '"e pnFs"'t was not
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leg Dat : doing "eiI. e.Pi' homa7 : Il
eha' [H'"'f} captured lo"f ta'iIe NhGS
ne h"u 'o0' h'!sV. sno. uhieF i!'-- "i,"
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surprised al 'h+ fai'iditN 81 our movements
"rH''' speaking 81 our successes Oh 'ho
O.h, s@5s; 'Nh@f'd@n tod ne ne "h>
c""'ns up 70 help me take i,!ch'nond. but
ne a'.iri '"r vii '"I.nir ices army
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J -iaIe hands VITA Sherman ever Tie line.
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