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The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-30
Boots and Shoes.

Ladies' Lasting, Kid and Calf Bal
moral and Congress Boots,
Gentlemen's sewed and Pegged
Boots and Shoes,
Buffalo, Felt and Rubber Over Shoes
Childrsn's and Misses Boots and
Shoes of every description,
Boys and Youths Boots and Shoes
Of every quality,
Ladies'. Gentlemen'S and ChildreA's
Slippers, . splendid assortment,
The largest and most eomprte In n Dorado County
which are offered Tor sale at the most
KEASUNABLE PRICES
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-30

TIE Democratic State Central Commit
tee have elected the following officers -
Chairman. William T. Coleman, Of San
Francisco: Vice Chairmsn. John II. Baird,
Of San Francisco. and J. Z. Goods. Of
Sacramento; Recording Secretary. T. N.
Cazneau, II San Francisco Correspond.
nag Secretary. J. ID. II "nhie,"n. "f San
Francisco; Treasurer, Js'AeE |. Cutter, Of
Sea FraDeisco.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-30

SHowERs.-We were blessed here during the
week with couple Of light sh"wers. They
partially laid the dust and greatly purified ihe
atmosphere. but were not heavy en'"IRh !"
d. i've awav the iraceS Of the hat, dry summrF.
which will Be SppsTenI until tbs wIUIer TAiDs
set 10.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-30

FRosr We have had light frosts several
mornings the past week. II is TO be hoped
thai these will check the chils and lever that
Prevail tn 80 great IN extent in many D"r'i''ns
of the cnuniry and IN this anticipation We hail
the appearance Of "Jack Frost with morethAn
ordinary satisfaction.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-30

PILOT Hill ScHo"L DISTRICT The residents
Of Pilot Hill intend tn peIitinn the BOARD Of
Supervisors TO make div sim Of their Schonl
District. They ark ihis fnr the reason that
many nf The children in The District live five
mlles from the sch0nl house, which is i"o great
distance for the little frl"ws 10 walk tMirp II
DAY: We doubt not that the Superintendent
At Sch@l". Mr.. PenwrlI. will recommend "A
compliance with the petition. nd the Bmrd nf
Supervisors are tnO much interested in the
eauSe Of education to refuse.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-30

Independent candidate fnr reelection tn the
ONCE 1T Justice at the Peace of Placprville
Township. Judge Bnsh has been a good ott
Ger, and the people will be very apt to re elect
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-30
NERVOUS COMPLAINrs.-n +. no

NERVOUS COMPLAINTS.-Hi is not
probable that there 10 . country in the world
where the inhabitants suGeT 50 much from dis
eAteS having their origin in derAngement Of the
ne. vous r,.tem, ~ in California. A slight dis
ease Of the nerves, IL nut promptly attended to.
viii produce such eompl1intS as RHEUNATTSM,
NEURALGIA, MEN tai and PHYSICAL
DEBILITY, IMPOTENCE. HEART DISEASE
and numerous minor complaints, under which the
patient suffers until the physical POSers are de-
Stroyed, the nervous IysteID shattered, and the
sufferer sinks into an uutimsly grave. In all
cases Of nervous disorders
WATTS NERVOUS ANTIDOTE
will effect a ,. rfret cure and restore the patient
to health and strength. Even when apparently
upon the verge Of the grave, this medieine VIII
snatch the intended victim from the fell destroyer
and hold the grim monster at hay, 'ometimes for
years. WATTS NERVOUS ANTIDOTE "
I urely vegetable preparation, and ~ill harm no
one. Per.ons Uf ssdentAry habit' or those whose
oee upaionS require extraordinary exercise Of the
brain n i'll hnd this medicine Of great Advantage
a. II produces astivity Of the physical fuDetiou''
aud quiet to the nerves.
Watts Nervous AntidOte ts for
Sale by All DF"SgiSts. tsepl6uS
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-30
HUNTS SWEEP POWER.

Mr. Hunt builds three sizes suited for nne, two, or
three hor es These Machines are very compact,
and require framework to set them in opel alton.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-30

JAPAN TEA This t,a has become an
article "f cx,.nrt from San Francisco Il"
New York. The ste amer Colorado, last
Monday, took East, |, 900 Iackagrs.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-30

wE are indsbed tn Walter fhr the prompt
delivery Of lett rs and California and Nevada
PAPERS during Ibe past week; "a r. 5 Herman
drz. for the Sacrament" Uninn, and To W. ID
Bradshaw fur late New York papers.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-30

Ar CosT.-Aarxr Chaoe IL ngeeiug his sntira
stock "f groceries and liquors. at cost and
freight. This aiords fnlkH . chance i0 lay in
a winters Sspply Ofgrub aDd whisky A1 low
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-30
HUNTS SAW FRAMES,

Hunts Frames for saving wood are built on the
most approved plan, and constructed Of The hest
materials, ard AIe tut ned with saw, slide, shaft
and all cOmnlete aud ready for use.
All the above Machines are manufactured At the
Wind Mill factory Of
e. o. HUNT.
2s Leonard, and los and liz Jessie street,
san francisco.
circular containing all particulars will be for.
waTded postpaid TO any address. lSsp3OnS
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-30

DIY oF AThNEHENr. Hebrew citizens
are n"w observing the "IIAy Of Atnnemeni."-
They will resume bnsineas al dark tonight.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-30
I'uEELiX.

WHEAT. - Santa Clara county this year
pro iucrd .45n. .Um bushels u this care.
Al, saws the Mercury.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-30
House Furnishing Goods

Bruss Three.Ply and Ingram
Carpets
Chinese. Hemp. and Cocoa Mattings
Table Damaskb. Table Clio. his and
Napkins;
MarseilIes Quilts. Towels, Doyhes;
California and Ontario Blankets;
Curtain Damasks, Shades and Fix
tures;
A Nuil assortment. Tor sale a, Prices which DEFY
CUNPLrIII y.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-30
nm e. Va MOOHE-I,, ,.r,,

DIR. c. W. MOORE. by reference to our
adj eTtsiHR columns. II VIII br Irrn that this DIS
u"aui he'd ih' T'eisn aud surgeon. late Surgeon
G~UeTai IN the army II ten. EutI~E. al NsS Or
leans. hA. r,t.hli,htdA Medical ln,tiIUie in San
FrAberen her "I1 sWfi'I IIhR Niih disVase OF any
k'nd 'T drseIitt'"n. hy IarIng themselves under
the ea'e II In. No'"r. can rely upon receiving
grntlrMa' ly aud seirntihe tTeaingnI.-ICont
Costa Gazette.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-30
------S - S--
Democratic State Committee.

San Francisco. .....JOhn II. UeaTd, W. T. Coleman,
Jas. r. COtter. Joe +. HOye, and Eugene Cas-.
ReTk.
Sacramento James w. CofYroth. ], G. Coodr
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-30

IA. MnopH AND ms lNsTITrTH 1t iS euTinHe
In s'e how VRIiuW-ly The kHg'ng afteT immoTtai-
~" attacks the ehiLirrn Of HrniuS-'teuruing the
hA.S d.Errrr I.y Nhich III ' did u.eeRd"-hke the
e"ura R-"uS ElrnR they FIX their eye upon the lOf,
i"-t qpaTry. A. d make the IsnF ehildTen 81 earth
diIIl ~nh th-n sublime hights of ErEius. Bot
srrsk mpI y phorieslly, and RusI come dsUn
prK or o." nT.C M"nNG. n the NtdIesI
and surgical In.tIiut r--hrty. Of San fFaI<iteo,
h-G f'uId quarry worth! "f AsI IrstIOEs, and
ohr ~hlch ihr"Ss ali qu" dam pHVEeons c'Inpsisy
nv" the shade. H. GIrW, original. delicate, yet
,impi- m"dr ~ ,urRi = operation. he performs .
TAdirAl uf IIrrnia in the sh"Tt space Of three
NE'ks. A graf victory IN PuTErry, truly. and one
we'll worthy thu consideration NJ the ihoutHbdS
b., are thu IIeilmS ~ this hVrvtnfoFe ineuTA le
ufnIr1i"n. We IL, not wish To disraTAee Other Cby-
Scianp IN private pTAetce IL this city. deprive
turn "f thtn Nri rArn'd lIurel.-ue sPprseiAte
the 'al-rts ~ -nmr ~ thrm. and horor and eom-
IB"ud ih.U teal INT NTH I'll drfrr.ree and due
TP.p-rt. ~ must sAN, hat there IL tr0 murh i'm.
TnftAier rlse'd uJ-.n Hr mrb'p Position in the
IT"fr.pI"r, 20 the RFrLt dStuueut ~ Science and
InhrfAtiK Fable inNE.uRatI"nJ- when We reflect
uI IN The Naut Of SrI-itthe prneIrSp, As chATAe-
trr,I.d IN n".t all cur H,dicsl ,ch' OLE adhersd
rraruer--~- u b"t tEtA1uiAte ths man, tLOnI-
Aui Iu'Aiid, Nhu Snru.iiI hcek 10 tins eIFnTnnS
f-T uI'nirAl AID glrAi sTssimeLi, IN hong able
{" 4NAil thrm.rhrs NJ the SnU~rior fBriities ".
E'fr,d IN ihis lu,utuir. Aside from the Tott
eli ln treatment ard UF,tbx. the large. Hiry Snd
rlrEALil, furnished T,-inS III enable the patients
to'IJu all thr romEDFts and mNuTIrs # home.
Al Ihsll, ~ TS1srd lIT. MOUkP and hi. Institute
ur,t valuable aeqnSni"n Ia the Parihe CoaSt
tho need Of Shieh ue have lonG since felt.
JylmJl Sunday Mercury.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-30
sAu HA,scracn. August Ss. Isss

FNN NWKUBE INN1
AdV's~d hy tie undersigned. Mr.. JSmes CamcE<I,.
NJ the r. hIarPAcihc RA,II oAh. fWbO vas then In
most drpl"rahl- state NJ in htAith) placed himself
untrr the care Of Dr. BouTne, the Water Cure Phv.
.iC'a". Srmr sH n"nihs more AheTVA.d he VIA
i'rh this ritv. shrn acI idrnIAIiy met him At Dr.
Bourntb rsiL Lhl'shm, mt. and I'm hapIC IN say re.
stored to the enjoyment " good L-ahh and in Ans
spirits JOHN SULLIVAN.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-30
SLcRAzpHro, April Cd. iSs


IA. O. ~. 'RouRHE-Dtsr Pr: 1t Is With pl..sp,.
and saiisSacii"n that NJ let you know of nv -aS
health. IHOkinR hack on y hot have passed th,oS
u -, me as 10 lifted from the gravt and ,hlsL
y my duty l., sckn"W rdEe to yon and the world he
bent a. derived frOm wafer treatment as ad~lHis
terrd hy You In yUuT celebrated batka Il va 4.
August 1854, when disease developed Itself vi1h
severe cough. ihPR tOOk medicines, grttinR VAR
with chnl', isv'rs loss of strength. and vas prc.
nOunced Va1aNsz7AaVv. Thia set me TO thiOkiDs ~
nnailS determined TO leave MY bDSSDess ana - ~
the sandWtrh Islands, having been informed that
could not br cured here. vent 10 San PrsneS...
and While Waiting h'r ship called upon Dr. Bouros
WIN stated that trip to the Islands would prcA.A,
result disastrOusy, was wholly unnecessary. ~ I
could then be speedily currd Ai his estubsshs,.n,
I placed mysslf under his trratment, nnS 49,
week vA' ~ H,aeh improved that tAOusA1 covH
risk returning home HNd 10 my duty a. EaR4ns~r -
the C-ntrnI Pacific RSiroad. The Doctor ehIsS..Se
but thought lkneW hrtter, and returned 10 An,
In shout tUO weeks my cough returned, and If:o.
r hinR worse, and contrary 10 Dr. BourneS in,1sr.
tion never 10 take medicine agan, committee ~,
follV, Aad som vas % completely vun down ehs,T
could scarcely Wak N, aS last resort IconrID6.S
to once more try the Water CHFe vent "a -
Hrarelsco-fev Of my friends r1Peeting me 70 =.
turn In fact, thought nv return doubtful On a.
irving At Dr.. BOurneb establishment tPtbrus,v n
1867, ] vas not sble 10 ret into the bath wuhou,
assistance. hut In few days beean 10 gain. 1 re-
mAned With him only six Wreks. when ! len. "a 81
and better man." without the q Of HrS,rIr..
have nov heen at work several weeks, and and
that Am gaining every day. and At present bid
fair t0 he StouieT thnR ever before Prtaona vir,,
ing the Doctofr establishment will hnd It inst vhSt
it should he In the Ladies' and Gentem n's DepaTt-
mentr. ana ranhoa say too mach In praise OF the
DOci"r's kind Aueuti"n IN his RaiirntS
This l-'t'r write for the bensnI NJ the s6B,ct.d
IN he used Ss the DoceT decides aud should il he ths
means nj dlreeiihG any une 10 Lis rare ard treat.
M ut Who (As they a.suTrdly WHY find relief viii
be paid for my trouble. Your cbedirnt servant
JAMES CAMPO IL
Engineer Central Paeihc Railroad
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-30

w Dr Bourne treats all diseases Of the throat.
chest and luhgt-whIch ,nclu,lrs diph-riA, broneh.
ti- inctplrnt consumption. pl-urisy, cTnup, ste -
With the greatest snrcrss Great relief 10 Afforded in
advanced stage. Of consumption. khrumAitsu, pa-
rAlys., nrurs'gis. fever Aud AEue drop'y. ~te etc
are ais" cnr-d quickly. pleasantly 81 economically.
No nat die Ire UhAieVeT. IsSpEsm3
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-30

The Physician Is omen bIa m q for
want 81 iS Mt uheh the dIsa point
mrnt IN th- recovery al ih- a,ck Is :c hr trArrd 10
thv admin tsfeTtnR 'mPnrr m-di~ineS Robert White
spoihrcsry. 70 paying particular attention to the
'uI'IGudng i'hysEiAnS prescriptions and family
r-ciTrs tnm medicines Of und"uhtrd rutNy Robert
white. M-dicsi Hail, ts API'oiatrd agert Ter most
Of LLS geHLiur Pat-ht MrdhinCS.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-30

California Blankets,
FLANNELS
CLOTHS, CASsIMERS,
wOOLEN SHAWLSp
TRAVELLING SHIRTS,
ETC, ETC.
Always on Hand and for Sale
-AT-
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-30
sprrIaI anO @rntraI NOtirts.
AN INTERESTING LETTER.

very few persons. even among physicians, voD,a
nave Oeen willing upon any terms 70 have heen ~
the rtndhl"n the writer Of The following Letter -.
the 18th OF February last. will antIcipste 80.
what his port OF the facts, BY saying that oS ~.
Iosh Of August, inst he made me visit, .'tAe w
picture Of good health" Time, which tries "a
proves ull things has sufficiently tested thIs .uN
and shown that ntiiheT Tslnpse nor eOllspse hrvS~
followed, the cure iS perfect, and can he cited .mcn
the scOTeS Of stmilsr eases, the resut of1nv IIo~
ed mode Of treating diSeAse without MEDICINE.
@. II. BOURNE.
water Cure Physician.
No. 10 Masonic Temple, Post st., San Franciaeo
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-06-30

PRESIDENT JOHNSON has removed all
restrictions upon trade with the States
west of the Mississippi, and now the
whole territory of the United States is
open to commerce, as it was before the
war. No Treasury agents have exclusive
permission to purchase cotton or deal
with the inhabitants Of the late insur-
rectionary districts, and now trade will
speedily flow in its old channels North
and South, and bring prosperity to both
sections, while it reunites the ties SUM-
dered by the war. The President is Ia
boring steadily and well for the good OF
the whole country and the speedy oblit.
GRAFTON of the i'll will that produced and
prosecuted the civil war.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-06-30
ImreRTANT NOTICE.

Upon consultation with the proprietors
Of the Daily Iatelligencsr, we have agreed
npon stin further reduction in the
price Of the REGISTER. After the first of
July and until further notice, the price
ofboth the city newspapers will remain
ms follows: Daily, by mail, one year
$3.50; six months, $500; three months,
S2.25; one month, 75c; by carrier. per
week, 15c.
The price of the Triweskly and Week
ly REGISTER will remain as heretofore
announced.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-06-30

16S Inferibrity Of the negro rscs, recent
all chat has been said about the fsnsti-
cism of the abolitionists and advocate
the extension TO the negro of political
privileges equal to ouI own, because
perhaps, the negroes viii vote for the
Democratic candidates, and aid in their
elevation to power!
: There is no Democracy in such a
course, and no party deserves success
that will truckle and cringe to the ne
groes in that way. We have our iopin
ions, and will stand or fall by them. s
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-06-30
GRAVEL ROOFING.
LOOMS & CRUMBACKER.
GRAVEL ROOFING.

WE ARE FULLY PREPARED
w TO put on Gravel Roofs. in the most re-
gently improved method, and warrant all work
done by us to give entire satisfaction in turning
water and resisting fire.
Roofing. cement and felting, of the best quail
t. at all times on hand and for sale
H. j. LOOMS Wheeling Island
GEO. CRUMRACKER, East Wheeling
marsam
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-06-30

STATUS OF THE CoLoRED POPULATION
OF VIRGINIA An important order from
Department Of Virginia, has 6eetiiii' issdeed
at Richmond. 1t relates TO the status of
the colored population, and lays down
rules for the government of military Off
GERS and conrts in that department with
reference to the blacks The order is to
the following effect:
Slavery has been abolished in Virgin
la, and therefore upon the principle that
where the reason of the law ceases the
law itself ceases, these laws aud ordi-
nances have become obsolete. People
of color will henceforth enjoy the same
personal liberty that other. citizens and
inhabitants enjoy; they will be subject
to the same restraints and to the same
punishments for crime that are imposed
on whites. and to no others. Vagrancy,
however, will not be permitted; neither
whites nor blackscan be allowed to aban-
don their proper occupations, to desert
their families. or roam in idleneSs about
this department.; but neither whites nor
blacks will be restrained from seeking
employment elsewhere when they cannot
obtain it with just compensation at their
homes, nor from travelling from place to
place on proper and Legitimate business.
"Until the civil tribunals are re-estab-
lished, the administration of criminal
justice must, of necessity. be By military
courts; before such courts the evidence
of colored persons will be received in all
cases." !
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-06-30
Fourth of July Pic Mic.

UHE FIRaT GRAND PIC MIC OF
THE UNITED FIRE COMPANY will be
held on,the Fourth of July at Glen Easton Grove.
All who wish to ioin with us are requested to
procure their tickets before the morning of the
fourth as no tickets will be sold at the cars
Tickets good on Excursion train only. The TAIN
will leave at $50 precisely.
Tickets 100 admitting gentleman andlladies
which can be procured of the Committee Of ar:
rangenents.
TT. Cocayne and Mechanics Brass Band has
been engaged for the occasion.
Wv. a. HARRISON, J. f. JARRETT,
B. STANLEY, G. DITMAN,
E. SHEPPARD, NJ. HEALY,
r DUIEY A. NULTY,
VIII. HARRISON Chairman.
J.E. BARRETT Secretary. je29-4t
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-06-30
L. o. of O. F..
Committee on Procession.

Committee on Procession.
A SPECIAL COMMITTEE OF
n the undersigned Past Grads from the diff
ferent Lodges and VIM. Tell Encampment, meet
in Ddd Fellows Hall Tuesday evening June 9th
to take into consideration the propriety OF turn
ing out in the procession and the laying of the
Corner Stone of the Soldiers Monument on the
4th of July next. p G. VIM ID. English was
appointed Chairman and P. G. John Weisgerber
Secretary, when it. was resolved that the Order
should TURN OUT and meet at Odd Fellows
Hall on the morning of the 4th at 81 A. NJ All
Odd Fellows of sister Lodges in good standing
are respectfully invited to attend
81 W. d. ENGLISH Of Virginius Lodge,
JOHN WEISGERBER VIM Tell
JOHN BUTTERFIELD of Pamela
JAMES A. DUNNTNG of Franklin
JAMES l4s4tpr5aS6ii " mr. uHf EucaInpI.
Wheeling June %. 1s65-5t Committee
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-06-30

,I,HE DAILY REGISTER sTRAm
i PRINTING JGR OFFICE executes all
kinds Of Printing, from Card to Poster
neatly cbeaply, and op short notiet. Office ON
Market street between the McLure House and
the Market House.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-06-30
THE ONLY LOAN In MARKET

Now offered by the Government, and its supe-
rior advantages make it the
Great POPULAR Loan the Peopl
Less than $3.50 900 of the Loan authorized
by Congress are now in the market. This
amount, at the rate which it is being absorbed,
will all be subscribed for within sixty days when
the notes will undoubtedly command a premi'
um, as has uniformly been the case on closing
the subscriptions to other Loans.
In order that citizens of every town and sec
ton of the country may be afforded facilities for
taking the loan the National Banks, State Banks
ana Private Bankers throughout the country
have generally agreed to receive subscriptions
at par. Subscribers will select their own agents,
in whom they have confidence, and who only
are to be responsible for the delivery of the notes
for which they receive orders.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-06-30

BoYIsH WHIM AND FoRTITUDE.-The
New York Tribune relates as authentic, q
strange story of morbid obstinacy and
pluck on the. part OF one
George Smith, q boy seven years old, liv-
ing in village on the Harlem Railroad.
He refused to go to school, and declared
that if his parents insisted he would
throw himself before the locomotive and
receive such injuries as would compel
them to. keep him at home. They Thought
nothing of the threat, but the little fell
low actually did lay his left arm on the
track, and the cars passed over it, sever
ing nearly the whole of his hand from
the limb.
The engineer perceiving him then for
the first time, stopped the train, when
the child ran off and was found with his
shattered and bleeding arm behind his
back, sitting on fence whistling yam
kee Doodle, and pretending nothing
had happened Before he could be TAX
en- home, George tainted from pain and
loss of blood When restored, and ply
stefan was summoned, he refused most
obstinately to take any anaesthetlc
agent, but told the surgeon to cut away
The scalpel was used on the mangled
limb, but the little fellow never whim,
pered or complained. Not nerve trem-
bled during the operation, which must
have been very painful; indeed the boy
did not speak until it was over, when he
remarked with great satisfaction and an
air of triumph: "Well, ] am glad did
ii; can't be sent to school for while
any how" The child acted with won
derful GOODNESS, saying he first put his
right arm on the track, but rejecting
than when he grew up he would not be
able to write well with the loss of that
limb, he substituted the left. His par
ents are much distressed at the occur
renee. and apprehend if he is sent tt
school again he will destroy himself
The boys conduct is almost inexplicable
and his fortitude and determination ex
traordinary in one of his tender years.
Il
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US. 7-3O loan
THIRD Sc r I E s.,
$23O,OOO,0OO

ny authority of the Secretary of the Treas
Id ury, the undersigned the General Subscrip-
ton Agent for the sale of United States Securi-
ties offers to the public the third series of Treas
ury Notes, bearing seven and three-tenths per
cent. interest per annum; known as the
7.3O LOAN.
These notes are issued under date Of July IS,
1865, and are payable three years from that date
in currency or are convertible at the option of
the holder into
U. 9. $40 Six Per Cent.
GOLD BEARING BONDS.
These Bonds are now worth handsome pre-
MUM and are exempt, as are Al the Govern
meut Bonds from Ssats County, and Municipal
taxation, phich dddstrom one to three per cent.
per annum to their uslue, according to the rate
levied upon other property. Theinterest is pay
able semi.annually by coupons attached to each
note which may be cut off and sold to any bank
OF banker.
The interest at 7.3O per cent. amounts 10.
One cent per day on $50 note.
Two cents per day on a 500 note.
Ten cents per day on $500 note.
Twenty cents per day ON $1,000 note.
One Dollar per day on $4,000 note.
Notes of all the denominations named win be
promptly furnished upon receipt of subscrip
tons.
The Notes of this Third Series are precisely
similar in form and privileges to the Seven
Thirties already sold, except that the Govern
ment reserves to itself the option CT paying in
terest in gold coin at per cent, instead of Z
10ths in'currency. Subscribers will deduct the
interest in currency upto July 18th, at the time
when they subscribe.
The delivery of the notes of this third series
of the Seven.thirtes will commence on the LIST
of June and will be made promptly and con-
tinuously after that date.
The slight change made in the conditions of
this THIRD SERIES affects only the matter Of
interest. The payment in gold If made, viii be
equivalent to the currency interest of the high
| or rate.
The return to specie payments, in the event
OF which only will the option to pay interest in
| Gold be awaited of, would SO reduce and equal
ize prices that purchases made with six per cent
in gold would be fully equal to those made with
seven and three tenths per cent in currency
| This is ~
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-06-30
HOLM LUMPP
Eusicn & Storey's Brewery.
gNIIE UNDRRaaGNER. HAVING:

i THEIR New Brewery at the corner OF
Quincy AMI Market streets now in complete
running order and fitted up with every mo Tern
Improvement, solicit trial of their superior
AleA (aD2l-t0 EUST0H n STOREY.