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The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1865-09-23
Delegate Meeting.


The delegates elected to the d mo
cratic County Convention ri E,k clnurv.
rc'assembled at the Court House Va
iIidgway on Fridoy the : "a inst, pur
suant to call cf Hon. Geo Dickinson
Chairman of the county committee. iul
the purpose Of considering the action o,
the delegates OF Eik c,uuly at the Repre-
sentative conference held at Luther,
burg on the list lust. The convention
organized by the original officers taking
their seats; Edward N'Cready Esq, IL
the Char. and W James B'akrIy aud
Il 4. Kyler, Secretaries The Chair
man having stated the object Of the re
assembling Of the convention. Jacob
VI 'Couley Esq Of Fox presented the
following preamble aud resolutions
Whereas, At meeting held at IIu.
thcrsburg by the delegates appointed by
this convention, the following preamble
and resolutions were adopted.
|IhcrcaS, We consider that the Office
OF Representative belongs OF right to
Elk county. for the present and coming
year aud Whereas, Nc have seen thar
it is the intention of the delegates of the
other counties to iorce upln the District
a candidate di3ta>teIul in every respect,
IL spite Of pledges and promises hereto
fore made to the contrary, aud in spite
OF all considerations OF honor and hon
esty, therefore,
Rcs'tce', That having placed in
nomination DR.. G. Il. Har,oy of Elk
county. for the office Of Representative,
we heartily recommend him to the sup.
port of the people of this district and
Whereas, Those delegates have re.
quested the democracy Of the county to
support them in their action. therefore
RcSoired, That this convention hear
tily coincide, with its delegates in their
action in nominating DIR. C. r. Farley
for the Office Of Representative and does
heartily recommend him to the support
OF the democracy of the district
John &. Hall Esq, opposed the rcso.
lutions, and at his request Mr.. d. W.
Moore Of Clearfeld was invited to state
the feelings of the Democracy Of his
county, Mr.. Moore read a portion of the
editorial in late Clearfeld Republican
IN which it was claimed that Iuthers-
burg was the proper place and the con
vention the proper time to object to DR..
Boyer.
DR.. Blakely explained the action of
the delegates at Luthersburg, showing
the iasty of the Clearfeld report and
also that it was impossible for them to
act otherwise owing to the secret organ
lzation of the conference, that organiza-
ton having been made unknown to
hem. DR.. Blakely requested that Geo. I,
A. Rathb1n be invited to state the re. |
suit Of his observations in Forest coun,
y, which wne. CAV ""0P'''"
Il the resolutions as read.
Upon the questiau, shall the rcsolu
ions as rea6 be adopted? the yeas and
rays being required, the vote stood,
nays-threo.
Mr.. Barr of Benezotte subsequently
'eouested that his vote be changed,
making the fpal vote, ycas-ten, nays
wO.
On motion the convention adjourned,
sine die,
EDW. McCREADY,
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1865-09-23


AN Affecting SCENE --on We'd
ucSday afternoon an old man, cane IN
hand was passing along the south side
,f1y.,h;nrton street near the corner
q W ''S'''7 ''. ','I n-:. ,.;,,,, | ia n.,,
OF Ca''"''"'' III '"'7 '"''0
jogging alou-. apparently IN deep Medi'
,atiou. On the othcr side Of the street
tear the corner II Ca,harinc, in this vii
,oro ' vs. ro,urncd soldier, who. OBJ.
$y.E'D5 'a,'. ,o"era. ,"v 1'' bEm&co,tjnr him
~ 'N VI WHIT ,hr o!,i%s,n did not
1,i,,. ,ta, ~ y. Lna,. tho ~n,1icr sEn Ec was
"ltn"il W ',,' ,'I s.j,tod w;,h = show do
,nn a. W. Wriabf -
Thc IA CON, haif be,itatin,ly reached
r,r,o~J Lis b,nI which wa4 heartily
80, ,ra",'aI "I'I % III, s,li;ar and nceyed in.
snn,iy ini2 his f,c, and replied:
"jynu docl,rc ven have cot the
..,r, - me- ,L;s ,;won
.,y"r nn,L, 80 Lnow me" said the
NJ. w. ~ w ,3,'.l :, w.nrl, f,,r vonp
'''uI "iJ!i.,., =" 'L,l ,lo rlA man.
Nv W i.~n r.'' a.. .r'. "r,il ,ba soIJiar
a.. Hr,''c .,, .,,' Yn, ,nr. ~ inorircl Mr.
-. ar. N,t ~" J,t-%,'l.' % !, EIn and wh,,
" "Hen'' - ~, '''0 49, "
p" lhl nn"i' ,1.u ~ conn ,or,o is
~ n,''' i',''' ""' '''i;S2n ''
" Ei3G, H".o '''o .,', s'',',.' l,,, l,r,. n,
-" zen; 'n.S IS 5''I"- -" - Nv" alS nan IN
you "o'N '0' '''
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1865-09-23
NEW ADVERTISEMENT
KINGS
p 0 r 7 4 3 i i LEM ON A d Il

P 0 r 7 A 3 l. i LEM ON A b Il
Is the only preparation of the kind made
from the fruit As au article Of ccono.
my, purity, ard deliciousness, it cannot
be surpassed, and is recommended by
physicians for invalids and family use.
1t will keep for years in any climate,
while its condensed form renders it es.
pecially convenient for travellers. All
who use lemons arc requested to give it
For sale by All druggists anu uTst-vtuaa
Grocers. Manufactured only by
LOUIS J. METIGER,
No $40 Pearl Street, New York.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1865-09-23

nsH- The New York Independent bas
the following from mother:
"But did | tell you what time I had
with my little Joe 2"
"No, what is it ?"
"WhyI was showing him Tie mar.
tyrs, thrown to the lions, and was talk.
ing very solemnly to him trying to
make him feel what a terrible thing it
was.
"Mo said he, all at once, Oh ma Just
look at that poor lion, way behind there,
he wont get any"
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1865-09-23

nssA-John Bull, conversing with an
Indian, asked him if he knew that the
sun never set on the Queens dominiorsn,
NO. said the Indian. "Do YOU know
the reason why?' asked John. BE.
cause God is afraid to trust an ENGLISH. .
man in the dark" was the sayage's
reply.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1865-09-23

stn tome till Aworica, Pat writes
. mi the Emeral Isle, to his friend
!, Ireland. lis a gue country to get
. swing in, Al yc have to do IS to
.,l q three .corncrcd box, and fill it
Md LricLs, aid carry it till the tap OF
0 ,our story buiIdms,, aud the m'n top
doc all the Nmh
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1865-09-23
FOR TREASURER.
FOR SHERIFF.

FTLLow CITIzENs:-I offer myself
to your consideration as an independent
Candidate Tor the office OF Sheriff, and
II elected, will discharge the duties Of
the Office to the best of my ability.
WM. j. LEAHY.
Fox August 20. '65.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1865-09-23

DrMoCRATIC COUNTY COMMITTEE.
Geo. Dickinson, Chairman. Ridsway
Henry Derr, Bcnezett.
Adam Jesbergcr, Benzipsor.
John G. McAliister, Fox.
-----Spangler, Jay.
Henry Warner, Jones.
Charles Stubbs, Highland.
Jer. d, Elliott, Spring Creek,
Michael Bruner, St. Marys.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1865-09-23
Letters of Acceptance from
Coils. Davis and Linton.

The following are the letters of accept
ance written by Coils. Davis and Linton,
in response to the official ao!ifcations Of
their nomination. They are both unas
suming in style, and will commend their
writers to the kind regards Of all candid
men
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1865-09-23
Itch! Itch ! Itch !
Scratch . Scratch ! Scratch !
Wheaton's Ointment
VIII Cure the Itch in IS Hours.

Also cures Salt Rhcum, Ulcers, Chill
bhins, and all Eruptions of the Skin.
Price 50 cents. For sale by all drug
gists.
by sending 60 cents to WEEKS &
POTTER, Sole Agents, 10 Washing
ton street. Boston, Mass, it will be for
wardcd by mail. free OF postage, to any
part of the nited States
Sept. 18th lSGJ.-Gm.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1865-09-23

NOrICE--The undersigned, Deputy
Collector of Internal Revenue tax, Of
the 10Th District, will be in Ridgway,
Elk county Pa, on Monday Il Tuesday
the ID and Sd days Of October, (Court
week. to receive the amount Of Taxes
due in the county for the year 1865.
B0~ call at the "Hyde House."
P, FORD, Dcp;'y Col,
September lith, 1868.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1865-09-23
BOOK STORE,

JUST RECEIVED AT THE ST. MtRY's Book
SrORE. direct from ihe Publishers in New
York. Boston and Philadelphia we'll Sc.
leeted stock Of SCHOOL BOOKS, suitable
for all parts of Elk county and portions of
the adjoining counties. Teachers. School
Directors, and the public are invited to call
aud examine my stock Having pure hased
the whole from the publishers for c ash, |
am enabled to sell low. liberal discount
made on all purchases of $40 and upwards.
W. J. BLAKELY.
St. Mary's Sept. 18th '65.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1865-09-23
COUNTY TICKET.
Sheriff

DncTIu.
James Malone, of Fox township.
Associate Judge.
Geo. D. Messenger, of Ridgway.
Treasurer.
j. c Chaplin, of Ridgway.
Commissioners.
Vim. A. BY, of Fox tp. 3 years.
Louis Vollmer, Of St Marys, l year.
Auditor.
c. A. Wilcox, of Fox township,
Coroner.
-. -. uyar,, VI ruA tU"uSniI'.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1865-09-23

all resentment between the two sectlonN
ana giving us an era of kindly feelin |
and cordial co operation. The mild and
democratic policy of the President il
bringing about a pleasant state of affairs
this tall.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1865-09-23
Announce ments.
ASSE ,lbLY.

ASSEhtjLI.
Dr.. c. Il. Early. is offered to the voters Of
the district, composed Of the counties Of
Clcartield, Fix and Forest. rs candidate 10
represent the ssid District, in the next
Legislature.
FOR TREASURER.
We are authorize | to ann ounce. the namc
Of James Coyne, of ST. Mays borough, as
an Independent candidate for the Office Of
County Treasurer.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1865-09-23

\ Coon CuAECE.-Court will com.
mence in Ridgway, on Monday the %
dag Of October next; when all those
knowing themselves indebted to the
Adrocd'e Office. either for job work.
Tickets or otherwise, will have a good
opportunity offorkng over Those who
have no business at court, can send the
money either by mail, or with their
neighhors some Of whom must nccessa.
riy attend as jurors witnesses &c. All
money mailed to US in the presence Of a
Post Master, will be recoipted for by us
whether we receive it or not. This is
certainly liberal enough.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1865-09-23
I II Z Z L K A D Y OC A I E

the gentleman, no doubt feeling the
impropriety of his position, confined
himself to few very general remarks.
The principal part in this opposition was
borne by a gentleman who claims, we
believe to be a citizen of Elk County.
but who, we think, has not been long
enough absent from the balmy cliioo Of
Clearhcld TO divcst himsolf of his love
for that county and its citizens. We
trust, however, that longer residence
among us will convince him that Elk
county has men enough who arc atlc to
guard her interests, and to direct her
affairs without the assistance of those
who are merely hedglings among us.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1865-09-23
Coroner.


-. -. uyn,,, u rvA so"nan'r.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-05-26
Oxford Items.

The uenber- of the - Oxford Company. 70
rai.ed before The eyacuaiion of Richmond.
ard qusrtercd At Augussa. ~er,. unaer the
Gensrai Order ofshs War Department. la.s
-ssk hOnorAhly discharged AMI rvturned
% their homes
In comncn With nearly al TIE Wcoiien
Mills IN the Country. ths mills q ne Rob
inson Manufacturing ComPaay. have ior
a fe- weeks past. been running ooly part
Of Their machinery. Haviag rrceniiy made
some aivsntsg~ous sale. Of goods On hani.
ihey ~iii probably. IN The cosr-e % TO or
ihrvo aonihs. s'art uP the larger portion o.
th-ir works again.
The shovel Haniie works 81 Solon
Ra-soa & Co. prv no- ia fan OPERATION.
-Asre they arr administering sas srticls
Of good.-
Al abe recent Conf,rSncv a. llsilo-eu.
Rev. 4. W. Potiis. ~ho has lshorrd - A.
c~P'ahiy - PASTOR ofthe Metho,iisi Epi.co-
pal Chsrch. for The iasi to YEAR. vss ap-
Pointed 70 Saccarappa. lie - succ-e,si
~ Rev. Geo W in-aie. late Pastor % he
NJ L Churrh a; NennebuakpS-i. NJ. WIN
gaze j. graduate % the We,ieyaa Uuiver-
sity a. Milii-ton. Cons. and suh.~qaenilv
sc seoui ayear. uAs PrinciPal q a -four
ishing Literary Insiituiion IN Vermont
lie - a Sc scholar and eioqaent p-vaoher.
AMI shboash rcocnily tempted by vcry
liberal salary 20 Proirs-or,hip "a a We
terra Coliegc. La, decided. Tor the prcseui.
90 remain in the ministry.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-05-26
Monument, to Deceased Soldiers.

To the men ubo have lsid down Their
lives upon the aiiAr % our common. Com
try. in 1efenoe o. The Government. Free-
dom ani thc Consfitsiion. - Owe a deb,
a gratitude uhich iL- Esinr never can re-
pay Every uaATtyr ~ho has rivea D.. lie
in dvi~noe % BIS cosniry firss a I~-s i. Ei,-
toy Wbether they fcI upon the baitie
h-li or breaihcd their last IN the camp. or
hospitals. or pert,hsd in rebel dungeon.
their names Ill 20 do~a % posfe-irr en-
oIrrlst by q halo Of glory. Hisforians uil
write ih~ir deeds q vsior. roe;. ~i.l .in.
o. their heroisn. orators ~il tell o. their
deeds - daring 20 listening uuI,.fades.
grey haired sirrs and aged rnafror. vin
recount th~ir virtucs. their suferinr. and
ardent patriotism. youn= men an unlilen.
wi knsei a. ibe shrine - tisir r-eeioa.
memories. vhiie Efiie children Ill be5~rk
fhcIr Craves with do-cr. ani evergreen.
Bot there D. ore Ting moro which sbos'4
be dor- a. once. 20 coaaHenorate tfe Ise.
and sufcrings % tis gallant dead. uho hs,.
DEED for their country in tbi, ar. T.~
people u every town shoaH erect suit
able monument q granite 90 aa-bie. IN
soue r-t..r, r-nsrirlous place. o. So a
shouii BE Inscribed gre Games afau telor-.
ing Co that torn so ave fallen 4, tbe,r
oounirs . defence in tbs va There i.ret
q tosn no cify IN flc STATE -l-re ftr f.,l.
ior s1rh q noble pspose. could n1t Do ..s.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-05-26


lNFEIsoNNTNr oT JEFF. DAVIS. 4
dspaioA from Fortress Moaroe. TaesIay.
sAys
" Al one o'ciock ibis sternoon. the
steamer Si.asO. Peirce lrii tbs place and
PROCEEDED inmc-iat,is 10 the steam.
Clyde. 80 anchor in The strram. 9Th if.
Dasi. AL the reaainlvr ~ ihe rv5y. parry
on board
Col lioocris. the commercials a. Fori-
res Monroe. PeIceising Ah-ai-te necessity
Of maiaiainins 'tries discipline in o0uiorus-
ny sith tie uishes oi The Gosernmrut.
t8e trAss.e-neat q tie rebel parry o. de
orifes' s1oul4 D conducted a. qaiciis -
po''.o.e. 'ery early in ihr morlns. station
81 saar'i' 90 tie sie'H.iy oiihe casemcnts.
-Ae'r'n A. iae cel4s inieaicd i5r fhe
'n aF''T-'''n % 'ae prisoners. and also
aiong tae var .ous zihs 2nd fouies tL~g
$3.50 - ol''ge4 ~ ifHser'e "l.ie ca rosts
10 nc Q '1'es'
% '-'l' '''a' AMER TIE steamer rea-hed
'D' "--'' TIE P'''onef' oesan 70 -an4- No
P'1 as A-'1rl 70 4Ppr'a-a th- ~aari
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-05-26
Fourth Of July. lses. How shall the
Day be Celebrated in Old oxfordi

IL there ever -as a tise When the ami.
verary Of our natiOs'. brth. ought 70 -
universally nOticed. il vii be the neNt Oh
Of JAY.
For The sst four yeArs the day has been
celebrated. and nth more or less enthu.i-
ssm. bet our reiOieinss have been mingled
18th deep and hearticlt sorrow. Adled TO
the horrors Of civa var. dark cloeis have
hung over our political horizon. and the
hearts Of many loyal men have had painful
forebO,lings ss % the future. The plin'u
suspense - past. the murky clouds have
dis.epssred. snd ibs bright sun OF y,~r-,
shines With unlicensed lustcr over the -boie
land Secession Is dead slavery :, dead f;
and morc than one great rebel leader -in
be dead. before The usbering IN 81 the next
GLORIOUS Fourth. Thrn -hy sLould not tbe
people reloice Nth exceeding grvsi jov p
And II they rejoice. -hsi csn be NOR 49,
PrOPnAie. than fOr then 20 give srr-~s.ioa
70 their joy and thanksgiving. by oslebrat-
ins the coming anniversary q our ns,iou'.
independents? Hsw shoud this b. dons ,
We venture % susgcsi to p-opositio tcr
the eousidsrArsioa q ths people % O,ford
County. The day should b. observed 9Th
er BY one or two grsnd dsrncns'rafions. Tor
tie Whole Counfy. or it should be ceirt-a,-
sd IN nearly eserv Town. 80 a. % give al
the l'yal people q e Old Oxf,-d~ an op-
Poriunity 70 joan in III festivities ofthc
occaaon- What ~e would Ske 20 see.
would be ons great na-r,afi gafieTl1e. a.
soue central point IN the Counfv. say s.
Paris or Norway. where ths good reop'e Of
Oxford, men. women. and chiilrcn. could
cone together ~ thousands. and mite In
one grand anthem Of praise 10 Almichtv
God. for HIS goodness % ~ a. people
II ihis sbouii be iseilej upoa. somebody
a. the place most conveuicnt f5r such
gathering should start ths ball call. pub
lie meeting ard make the neccssarv arran-e-
rneni'. II ne have one grand deupoust-a-
tiou. - must secur, the services ofa cen
temsn q distia ction 49, ability 90 Give tie
orAiion. We must have banls Of rnssi-.
sre works. and tie big cannon 20 ssnd it.
ecboes a~ay amor- our Ills and daics.
What &c want - a general rooi time. 4
general rcioicins. II !; costs - ~ dol
lars no matter Tor hat. the var b over and
-e can aHori T. Thee Suggestion. are
Dot original 9Th o.. We lave been frr-
qu-nilv requested. ~fhin q - davs. o.
call H. atieniion % fhe people oftbe Coun-
~ % ilis subject Wat say Won. sons ard
danghiers q the old Alpine County I'll
yoa have ths g-anie.t time ever eri5,el ~
a Prosd and patriotic people II 700 ,sy
az. % work a. oncc an3 vos can have "a.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-05-26
Items from East Fryeharr.

LIrur- CusELEs T.. PooE. .ho d.el re-
cently IA tAis vicinity. q ccnsanption. "a.
a private IN Go. a. ilth Ne Rest.. eater
81 the army IN Oct. lS5i. ~hcrc he csa-
TRACED rs disease lie WORKED Liul.c!f -
by his P~rseverancv 60 Lieuisnani-s.
bat n consequences Of AS hca'th. was obli--
"a % resign AM cone hone. oa,, g. 1.s
vith LIS iricnd. lie wasa working soldier.
brave ani true hearted. Iie "a. in unauv
ensa-ements. troll and re-irol the s-an-s
% The Chickahominy. All a. once - near
Richmond thAt ~ ciiaabins = tree BE- booked
into iis ~ 81 sfre-f, lie rsuaa-kcJavcrv
fr~ days before b. died. that BE- "a, tla-k-
fgi thar be had lived 90 long a. % kno- thst
rebellion -as hi..ng 90 Ii,e no aorc.
Mosr SNoULsR. NJ. John L. Robin
son Of ihis vicinisy. o-nsA shesP that some
three ~ceks ago broughi a lan5. healthy
and sa.ars. and Ia Ten lays Aiisr. .bs broogLs
to morv. al three o. -hich srr al.s- AM
dong ~cl. Mr. Robinson - nan -sIi
kno~n in tbs compsniiy. a-i ~iI svoacL
the truth Of the above statement.
The Assessors u Fryeburg the present
year. ar making = thorosgh examinations
Az revision OF The saiaation al Ar tosn.
he result shows most emPhaiicaiis. Ia;
p cbarg - a ~eaithv. aosrisLing to-n.
esPcc.aiiy in tiabsr an gras. laad.. Sbe
. second 10 70 town 10 this part ofihc
STATE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-05-26

SEFE>-lHiHrrrs Tie ss'esof Or Ja-e
notes ceased lasi -eek The neu. or tiirl
.-r'ei u.ii b- .ssael ...i .I.e 6rs, sfJsre.
Iaey t.Err fr.m Gle o,iers a.lri. fl- ia
'-ii &C. Eorrrumcnt reserves tr ri-it o.
pay fiF pr csrl ia goI. f e rLoo.e.
i''''' fi.''s~ih bs r,aeirel ty al Lao
Agents and ibs inirrra % Jolly i5. pail.
ihe notes 90 he delivered g. goa a. n-..
pared. To haaerel ssd ,Lir,y m.iIsn.
of The bird series vir bo i.,..8 ,-I q.
ihis loan opens stronger ttaa ,-y r-..i--.
u Ill probably be al taken before ,f.- 800.
ofJsue. We shau oonfinse o. receive 80.
'criptions o. th.s ofhcs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-05-26
The Third serie. Of sev,a.Thir,i...

80 @-AAA 1cAlea u sewn AuAtlACt.
The great saccsss q The 80 Loan must
ai~ays b. lookei upSa a. one Of the no.t
powerful evidences ofths strength % tLe
nite,i States Goserumsnt. All Of so sfron-
bid upon tbs ccnficn-r AL aarrtions g..
the people. Ga Saisrday. Nav I3th. the
subscrirtion wcrc over Tiriy .iUio.s
- sfai'rrs. an for iho ~cck ending On tL.t
day. over uiaefy n AZ rsill.oa d.iiGrs. aid
in The mouths that tAc loan has been in
charge ~ Mn. JAY CooSE. or,r srr Aua-
Did -siltos ioiiars. These large recsips.
~iu snabls the Treasury 20 pay OF cur
aru.ies - thy arr di-bansed. aud O. rapid-
u Discharge tAs sArioas obE-aiions tat
have ben incurred daring ihc ~ar llis-
tor vil shov that q great war-j,bt 90
inlriiuals las never before ben 80 rrou-
pi!y paid and ~ ihink all vii srrre that
>ecrviary NcCuiloeh deserves srsat crclis
for the ability b. has uaaniieste,l. uot OIL.
in .ecuring the means. bit for tie fnsneial
skiIl BE- has displayed IN - dircciia- Ties.
Nasi rcuaaini-r Of his ioans 81 ~ pr cent
iriercst Instead % : 3o. bet - mach val
aa1.e time uouil uecessarily have been
lost on popaiariEing a ncw Loan tiai The
great otlcct 81 The G0scrnurrt. VIZ. an
Immediate saPpiY q Money suaiciens o. pay
al the debis incidcnt 20 thc var. woall
lave been defeated. ard besides. ~ u r.
feTeuoc "a iatsrcst voall not have been
cGaal 20 three days cKpcnses The policy
rnay have booked penny wise" bat the
bess s1anciai suthoriiies. a. eel a. com
mon sense. pronounce,l q 'pcanl foolish. ~
A. q is-ani uil BE-. no soldier vau 10
bone -iihout Ls gr~eubacks. ard th-
coating dett IN shape % vosch,rs. reqaisi-
iions. Sc ell b. -ipcd osg ,s rapidly q.
abe proper oEccrs can audit arl aiast
thc acrcants
The >c,oal series Of ihs 80 Loan "a,
enhaastcl on Saiariav. Nav i3ih. CO.
Mouday. 80 Secr.tary Of tLo Trrasar,
suiaoT.zs4 ~ '.-.ss a. take sab.-rip
lions Cor seso.ool.opD 81 q mrs -
rres. ~h.-b - al that - auihorireL br
'orCress. aul o. ~itholf douht the ia.t
ioan a. his high rate % Interest ihai -il
D. ofrrc1 o. 10 Government
Ihsrc . % chang- ia iho terms 90 con-
d.tons % fhls Third SERIES. expect ihat thr
Government rcfcrvss the rirag % p,s inr
interrst a. "a pr cert in SOFA Instead Of
seven an tive -tsnil. in carrcncy -ari-hi
~hich 80 ED prc-suppose a r,tarn 20 ,rcri-
payments. aai make "A per cent. 90 gold
even better than the higher rate 81 currency
a consunmatioa most dcsoaiiy O. D.
-.sh-I
TIE privilege 20 couvrrtin- thc no.cs iz-
q s--u "a per ocat. gold honds a. the eul
q thr-e year.. Or rrocising payment a
natsriiy a. ibo bollcrs cpi.on. - ~
tsintd.
The art Jag % The ThirI Scrse, opened
WITH asuhscription ~stAia a fraot.on oi
Eve miilious. and The monih of June ~
certainly sc the at e so s...,s OFT C..
raakrt. H1~ early in Jlne - canuoi
predict. Bot Tartir. ~ho ~ish % make Farr
ola poriion -o-ii 10 eel O. bs ia tiuc.
Fal particulars nay By founl IN CTR
alseEtis.ng coiam..