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Tho dry r., oas c.ede is fairly acti,o but lover,
yaiccs Grc accepted h'7 i-ost styles q eoous'
,estles arc tend NC downward, and some qnaiii IS
s- being r,,,ilod NJ Sc PeT yard, wl''h we're u.
snort tine hack at Jce- wAoc1ale. 1he pfo'u,
.ion Of goods is steadily ovortabng 'consamp'lon
and pl.ccs are 1ot st'ong.
The following are The comparative earnings OF tho
E,ie I,.iluey ior the month Of October;
sGs fi,46ss5 IScI a. - SO Increase. sis2si9
4 WashiugtOn correspondent Of The Pa"odel-
pi; ccr. has The following relative 20 The pol
icy q Secretary &cCuoch:
IN. S,rr,ta:v q The Treasury believes that The reg
uar Au6 sy.teultie reduction of the pnDne Hrl, nay
,o cou.irlceJ long hefpc tho year ie'o me H''I -
tary piects hat he treasury 8 ~ DC III SdiIS' 10
refecm esd cuucti isIle aHtsui OF tte outsUn ing
~ fypdrd uebt winch u aMouuts "a aIout Sl,'N1-
40 CO. iu1!uo84 - 2.C, NhtE WI. nc hnsiiiue ~
,ao 80 oi three yejs, end hOt Ipol1u'As t.~u ,
af c-ecuhacks ard iiscliunel cnrfebc!, "hh0ut al!
mccall ctfsstian bv Congress the subject lHtTc
bshcrt ,ulrriy fJr s.atue that 'A's Is tle poll
vy which Will hc ;DIs, Cd u the secretary.
Tho following is the Irensurer's monthly state
rent for October 81, 1866, showing tho einouni TO
AS credit. at the dates Of the several last returns,
a. spec.htd b.iow, in the Treasury, aud with the
several Assisraut TrrasgTeTs and designated de-
1,sitaries; and also the amounts for which drafts
lad been Issued prcr to the date Of this statement,
Bat 10; yet reported as pad, aad The balances re'
main.og a, the same date sa jet to draft; and lso
he aiDouuts of transfers 20 and from depsitaFies,
ordered By no Secretary Of the Treasury, bat not
yot reported as paid or credited: and also the
amounts 80 his credit unaysilabc, being the
amounts deposited Ia the mint and b'saetos, ahc
amounts wi-LLo'd BY Assistant IGeasIT 's and de-
sostAlies II States l@te under insurec.onary con-
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/ I-,-- =, connection with the leKgth Of tirle they

This in connection with the ieRs'h OK ep's 80 wy"
have 70 run AMI the prospect Of return 10 SPeeie
~ invHv .~--,,rerds them 10 the ATTENTION % Na-
;ional Banks. Mossr'. tisK a haleD' NO.
sar-ss- are the agents for the SAKE OF 'hoso'ponus
Total amoGnt of exports texcnsiyo 81 sleciei lot
week ending Noy. Il, 1854 $6il5,56G
Frichts a-e fairly sctive and shsee firmeF' INC
cc,oc,,; are o7 coo bushels Corn at 63@e3d.;
5,'uJ bushels Wisat at % @cld., ard per steamer
.Gea bushels Wboat st %. TO LONDON, 2'o'V
lbk,. Flourat SD. 4 brig wcs chartered TO Cork
far or.,rs ' III. 800 bushels Corn Ell Is.
gbs following IS = statement Of coal transportod
ON the Delaware and hudson Canal for the week
liz, N,nr IL ls.i md tor tho seIsOn:
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AT THE ANNUAL MEETING OF the ), ock.
N ho'd,rs n Inc Excelsior Petroleum Co. krii fh day.
TIE fo13w 4g iuvecs elected for the ensrfz
j.
JOHN f.. LDCKNOOO.. .AssFis, 3. T.
GEO D. CRARf. d-n 10. u. Crsry Co. SO .a re- Isl
~. j. COLL vs. tun OF LOCKWOOD & Iei.s ns 4ie ans
c. II. RAYMDND............... No - i,scsl rss
G. Is. Nj % Gfi. ne
j. a.
JOHN T. NAM irm Of Mann Brmdage NO - p. e-eI
ncJ bENsEL Of !. Mel PeDselt Co. q 10 DepesG ret
subseGuet MEETING held tie Y,a inst. ~ following
wers slsctcd rs officers oftls Company:
Imam j. COLLINS, President, }. Mel. BEN EL Tea.
(Signed) LEWIS a. REED, seers,,,7
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OFFICE on TIE THI2o-AvR RAIIs25tD CO.
Third@fvc.. between SKI y.hffh and iid ysitti,,ts
.IozR kcv III igss

Thrd.vc.. between SIx y.iffh and .isy -siiti,rtsS
~ ...---... NEW. ioRK. Nov II, isii
AT A MEETING Of the SIOCKHOLUERS
ou Wednpslay nov T. 1865 foowiDsnamed ses.-rasa
wers eec.ea ni;,e ors Tor the ensntg: yesr, VIZ;
Hon WAL i. DARLING, MAbTbl q. LASI,
WILLIAM REaI,ES, ROE RI SQyluGt
HEFBY D. MSEN, PEER NCMAEtiH
.UTTKY HART .MILLf:M j. SAITN ~
WILSON q. HUNT CLtPKsON " POTTER,
GEORGE q. WATERS JOhS 2. uOByG,
t f m aud SYLLABUS 4 RIkEh
And Cor ispsctors OF Election JeB l. Eyere. rlef
n. COtBs,ock snc Samuel h. Daring. t......
Ard at meeg the Board o Direeton cito 5ae Cora.
pay, hed on Saturday. NoY ~. 1885, M ROBFG1
ISQuiREs va. unanimous elegtrd President.
SAMUEL q, ISAbCs. Sec try
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MasuArvIs roxpAsY, NBv.YoRK. Nov. ; isj
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that sn Fec,
~ tion or Evolve DIRECTIONS of tho MAGHAtfA4
COMPANY will rn held al tie Bank OF said COMPANY 10.
% Walia'. TUESDAY, tue 9Th ay Of De,uiaeF eIt
between ,ae hours vi IL "a. aud pm.
J. s. nARgURGEE, cssh,-r
CREDITS on Messrs. }. ),
PFttODY 4 co) avssbls ia the prnciyai ctis q
~ ROPii and the EAST. issued by DABNEY hCAGAN
4 Co.. 40. - E1c1ang.-place. .-..
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TIE SILVER MINES in sI.,S NENADSf; r, ,sy2 ~
~ M GolN DIyIDgHD.PAYING SILVER Minis
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Y. ;. NlfshhI IN Ahd fpI nc UIsIl'' q =" "''F7'l'-
MnwkUxEK. Vie, Octoosf III, 1913,
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Oryrcc OF THE EXCELSIOR PsrRoLHsKCe 4,
No ~ PFo,pwsY Ngs- yoRK. Nov = 1858 I

.Ianre-rE w-lwn E--.r--.---.
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rINVE NATIONAL PARK BANK OF NEn
YORK.
CAPITAL 81. 600. 900. SURPLUS, 81 ,29g. .Go9
1hs Rank = issis CcIt4teaSrs OF DEPOSIT beAAs tgS
on f.sorsn- terms. }. l.. WONIl, ttshifE
New.A ors. Aug u, 1853
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From Sev.Yms-H,nfy Paray. 4os. c n. Turner 900,
A H. Sander. ~ 4. Woods Co. Di Geo J.. slicer 30i
J $. Sweet. 90 lsbob flsinsr l4l J. H. New = O. ).
Gsuusn. M. Lev, Ar tJ $. New, Oi c. Cum. oil J.
Listtbody ~ Ho.i n6rck Co. Isl H. Shove. 2soi Juhn
Van Dnz.r nl; Sniih 4Gi Oe7Irr Leirland 81
apt, John Smith, D. Smith 0etry lo3; Taylor Holst.
brrs no; 4. {. Anblcr 3Gi James Nun Nykr III. J. W.
iahn-r, lsS; Wm. II. Coon, 2lt y smith, 1915 John C..
leIsin. l57, Myfon Schultz, aO, Aifsw towsr, 30
rom New Jrrssyt LAra III. kVbhls 9j Van Dcyenler
& 5eiis. s5i stiAwr Vile, le.
From rrInsy lvsn'u-Chsrlrs II. Losds, Ia.
n, u uhio-H!eLa,d is S1ii JOhn Dcapslnc so5 }.
wac, lso
Fr NJ Ni-hig.n-De~ey Jobn,on a8s, a. A. Fi.h. az:
D. Fossuy, iii Wa. II. Coon. t9,; Dske Elott 6i5.
Fron, Canads-kobeIt umne Ia an Van Duh~n. AS
WIN. Mccoy. lgsi D. hop.o.h, ~; Hum, Eih't, l7Oi
JoL, Summons, lS J. ts9nty O. Niin Jsekion. o9i
j. H. Dis lG1, s Hart. T. Prtrr kiimtT, ~.
Total IS - tho largest receipts this place
rHE SWINE mARHEr
Rnceipts by Ralrcsds, 10 Wit Hudson River Railroad
l0fw; Eur Railroad "a, Nov Jcr.ey CrntIt Rsiload,
Gl1T, Camden anI Anhoy Kairoha. 2is Total u 30
Bfoh. report 'hr following laotstioE Western cornief
hoss ~ live weight lJlal4to dead wrish'. per b 10
dad w.isht per ib ieiacic Ws.rrn srssn or nas led
bol pof n, live weight I2glJtc. desd weight psI n, lti q
l0lc.
the interval howeyrr there bs been chen The lat
part u lss, wr~k the AIyss heavy and trade ruled
dali the figures for beat hogs not eycesdins lalc bot The
. opened this w@es with hsh run and quality OF
odGaIy lot aud therefore sales reported broy
i1!c and that up 90 lic the latter lgurr tho e4
whch i.W o,s eeeted AID those ~rro very pine
iLo majority of tho sales ranged nom ~ TO ~ L.
Tue afnvAis Tor tho well sinonnt o....... ~ mo
Corresponding week lest yeAr.............afuH4
coEresponcin. week Trovious y,sr..........9d0 0u8
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- n, Many yR1nUNE WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 10. -- Ieo@
orpcs OF PAcryIc MAlI. srnAssn5P ,oes meHFASt'{

63. = - mrrElr
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al III r ~ WILL gNOwN DEvELoPED SILVER MINE
H1nE(lAN Be AfIINCY.7 II III

Tli. In no new eNpciimeDf, bot has suei p
ss, .rc.s. and s probsblJ the most pr)dncive ~ ue
iiySr Jl.trc n has produced already fo Joi t'n o s
l0 SO tr 90 H. rd ia now 10 candb en- 20 y'.,o at
amounts OF silver TIA sseS beiHg PIo'ldea Sfh Al ''
~ mschinrIy III worf In, ..,, .,..r.u l o.. ,l.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
POpul laritY.

A great many people, at the present day, think
more OF obtaining publicity and popularity,
than oil any other one thing they could possibly
acquire the vain glory of the popular voice, none
ever succeeded to so great an extent as has that
world renowned remedy, known as Goes Cough
Balsam There is scarceIyu lamily in the land
but wha, consider supply Of this article as nee
ions. Experience has taught the people that no
other remedy has ever been put before The public
tha Will cure coughs, colds; Group, sore throat.
aud, in fact, all throat and lung complaints, as
quickly and as ef,ctually as Goes Cough Balsam
In the Eastern States, where it has been long
known and tested, it is considered as the most
reliable cough remedy extant, and no one. either
rich or poor, thinks oi being without it, We
would suggest 10 all our readers the necessity of
keeping OF hand an article Of this kind Tor i'm.
mediate use 1t costs but 90 cents per bottle, and
is sold at all our drug stores, and is the cheapest
and best remedy in the world. sOlw4
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A Card.

EDITOR OF DEMocRAT:-In reply to many let
iers and inquiries from people in this section of
the country, the undersigned take gre at pleasure
in saying through the columns OF your paper, that
our renowned preparation known us GOES DYS.
PEiSlA CURE, Is n certain cure Tor Dyspeps sia
in its worst stages Many cures of long standing
within our own acquaintance, have been COM
plelely. and we believe, permanently cur I'd. 1t
will stop distress after eating almost instanta.
neously, and enables the dyspeptic who has lived
for years upon Graham bread and the punest di-
et to eat as heartily as he pleases, and anything
he chooses, without danger of distress or souring
or rising on the stomach. 1t is an ihtalible cor
rector OF indigestion and constipation, creates a
healthy appetite. stops sick headache, hear tburn,
in either stomach or bowels. and sweetens Of
tensvc breath, MS soon as taken, and by enabling
the paten, TO take plenty of hearty food, which
is the parent OF health, produces vigor strength
and energy. In every trial we have known. it has
speedily eradicated Dyspepsia with all its attend
ant sufcrings, weaknesses, debility and loss of
power, giving instead, proper activity and tone
TO the stomach and organs OF digestion, and q
we confidently believe, and rs the published cer-
tticates il our circulars, almanacs, aud in many
of the leading journals, Fl ON convaescent patients
will confirm completely, permanently and almost
miracu!ously 'cure the worst cases Of dyspepsia
in exstence' We warrant it in every instance
1t eau be Obtained at all the Drugstores in the
United States and Canadas, at 81 por bottle, or 6
bottles for S5.
C. G.. CLARK 4 CO.,
Proprietors,
7S4yl New Haven, Conn.
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For the Jcficrsonian Democrat.
THE MARTYR,

Low In bis tomb the martyr lies,
A Nation mourns tho noble dcad,
AS one by ono his virtues riso,
Unsecn until the soul had fed.
II thus is life and mortal mind:
Truth, thy bright ray yot pioi ceth thro'
Not till unto tomb consigned
Can Earth its boncfactors Wow;
And bright and brighter then appears
Tho virtues of the good and brave;
And thus with thco a Nations tears,
Most noblo father, wash thy grave,
Tho powors Of Freodom's light combine
AS starting buds OF science bloom,
Whilo bondmen's prayers iilume divine
With joy each Union soldiers tomb.
Though ofa noble man beroft,
Aud mingling tears with prayers com
Most noblo father, thou hast loft
Bright footprints on tho sands of time.
B. w. S.
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ILLUSTRATED IlF e, SERVICES, MAR.
TYRDOM AND FUNERAL OF ABRAHAM
LNCOLN.-T. B. Peterson g. Brothers. Phil
dephia, Pa. have just published the ILLUSTRATED
Lie, Services, Martyrdom and Funeral of Abra.
ham Lincoln" 1t contains full history of his
Life, Assassination, Death and Funeral. His
career rs Lawyer and Politician; his services
in Congress; with his speeches, Proclamntions
Acts, and services "a President of tho United
States, until the night Of tho Assassination Now
and complete edition, with full history of the
assassination, by distinguished eye witnesses ofit
MIR. Lincoln's Deah-bed scenes, and full &C
count of the Funeral Ceremonies, from the time
his remains were placed in the East Room at the
" hite House until they were finally consigned
to their last resting place, in Oak Ridge Cemete-
ry, at Springfield, Illinois; with Addresses and
Sermons by the Hon. Schuyler Collux, Hon.
George Bancroft; Rev. Henry Ward Beecher;
General Wabridge; Bishop Simpson, etc
with full account of the escape, pursuit. sppre-
hension and death of the ssassin, Booth With
q Portrait of President Lincoln, and ten other il.
Illustrative engravings, descriptive Of the scene
of the murder aud other principal scenes in the
work. Price sevenly-five cents In paper, or One
Dollar in cloth. Agents wanted everywhere to
engage in the sale of this work. who will be sup
piled by the publishers with the paper. cover
edition al Five Dollars dozen, fifty copies tor
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In Its Various Forms.
NEW HOME TESTIMONIALS.
FROM REV. NJ. ROBERTS.
NORTH MADISON. LAKE Co, O., 4

NORTH MADISON, LAKE Co, o.,
February 24lh, 1865.
DEAR SIa:-I take much pleasure in in.
forming you that my daug ughter is much
better OF her deafness under your treat.
ment. She had the Scarlet Fever, when
fvo years of age, which left her hearing
seriously impaired, which seemed also 10
be settling bown into permanent, and, as
we much feared, perfect and incurable
deafness.
We were not little fearful and unbe.
llevlng in any efforts TO cure the case,
having previously applied to other physi
clans without SUCCESS. But, under your
treatment, we soon found evidence Of dc.
cided improvement. The offensive dis.
charge soon changed, and indicated a
healthy healing process. We are vet
making use Of your prescription, and we
hope you will not fail 10 visit these parts
again soon, as several of my friends are
anxious TO see the good Samaritan, tha,
they may obtain little of the oil of con
ISOLATION Tor themselves.
Respectfully Yours,
NJ. RoDERTs.
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A UCTION SALE-The undersigned will Of
n ter for sale at public auction, at his residence
on Spencer Street, the Farm formerly ned by
1865, at 9 A. NJ, the following property, TO wit:
span ol Mares years old, double Wagon, /
three spring Buggy, one horse Buggy, / pair of
Bob sleds, Gutter, new Tanning Mill, a lot of
Sheep and Lambs, a lot Of Cider, Barrels, &C.,
large Sow, $50 Sap. buckets, Q Pans, 8 large
Kettles, Watts Q Cultivators, l steelwire Rake,
Revolving do 3 sets OF Harness, one new.--
Household furniture and other articles too numer.
Gus to mention
TERMS OF SALE.--On all sums Of IS, cash;
over So and under $50. six months credit-over
$50, nine months credit will be given, with ap.
proved security. N. MERRlLLS.
Clardon, June Gath, 1865.
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CONTENTS OF THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY for

CONTENTS OF TIE ATLANTIC MONTHLY for
July:-I. Young Men in History. 2.
Around NULL. 8, The Changeling. 4.
Ellen. g. Winter-life in st. Petersburg
6. Needle and Garden-VII. 7. A Paper
on Candle Euds. 8. Doctor Johns--VI. 8,
Dsep.Ssa Damsels. 10. Skipper Ben. H.
Assassination. IL. The Chimney Cor.
ner--VIII. Is. Accomplces. IA. The
Chicago Conspiracy. l5. Reviews and Lit
erary Notices.
Tioknor g. Fields, Publishers, la5 Wash.
ington street, Boston.
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MULBERRY CORNERS, GRAuoA Co, }
OuJD lima IsiJ 1904

MULBERRY CORNERS, GRAuoA Co, }
ONO, June l5.h, 1864, {
DR.. LIonrIILL:
STR:--I have followed your prescrip.
lioa faithfully since June 9th. lam hap
py to inform you that have derived ben
eht 'herefrom. My ear is decidedly bet.
ter; it discharges bur very little, and that
unpleasant burning sensation has passed
away. l cannot but hope that by the
use Of your medicines short time longer
may be entirely cured; il so, I shall ever
'eel gra,iied that applied to you for as.
sistance. Yours, &c.,
Mrs. @. r. STRONG,
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FROM ALONZO RHODES, MONT
VILE, GEAUGA COUNTY, o.

CLEVELAND. o., June 29.h, 1864.
1t is with pleasure that be rewlth GER
tify that my hearing has been very much
benefited by the skill and treatment OF
DIR. Lighthill, under whose care have
been for the past two months. The ca.
tarrhal difficulty in my throat is, | am
happy to say, also much better, and the
cough which has been troubling me for
years. has also yielded to Dr.. Ligh,hill's
treatment, SO that now l wish to recon-
mead to any one as l have been. Ire
side in Montville, Geauga county, Ohio.
and will be happy to see any one concern
Ing the veracity Of this statement.
ALoEzo RHopRs.
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ns-Tho second number of Messrs. Ticknor
& Fields "Companios Poets for The People"
just issued, consists of Tennysons "Songs
for all Seasons" Wbittiers National Lyr-
les will be published July lst, and speedily
followed by collections of gems from Rob.
ert Browning. Oliver Wendell Holmes, and
Mrs. Harriet Boecher Stowe. Price only
90 cents.
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7s4yl

THO THE NERVOUS. DEBILITATED and
l. DESPONDENT OF BOTH SEXES. A
great sufferer, having been restored to health in
few days, after many years Of mieery, is will.
ing to assist his suffering fellow -crenlures, by
sending dree) on the Iecep, Of n post paid nd.
dressed envelope, a copy oi the formula Of cure
employed. Direct to
JOHN M. DAGNALL.
Brooklyn, N. Y. Box 1873 Post Office,
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LIVES there man with soul go dead,
That mover to himsel! hath said"
ihat Or. ID. II. Soelyos Catarrh Remedy is
tho NE PLUS ULTRA of all Medicines, al.
ways eitectng permanent cure, as thou.
sands upon thousands are constantly testi.
flying?
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Gs"ln tho notice Of tho shoarinR Festi.
val last week, Mr.. J. M. Boalls sheep was
called hdJ blood. This was On orror of
the typos: it should have read fuii.blood.
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STho agcd can have health ronowcd
ny BIoKRENE. which is infalliable as a re.
juvcnant, and will restore wasted strength
with magical promptness and wonderful
permnnanco. For old and feeble persons i,
has not it's equal. Road advertisement in
this popcr
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Notice..

ID. NJ. ALItNwil speak atSo Newbury Sunday,
July 10th, at p. NJ. Subject REroRmERsANp Re.
FORMS. general attendance OF the friends OF
Human Progress is requested
GEO. VIM WILSON, Cor. Secretary.
Auburn, Ohio, June 25th, 1865.
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FIREW ORKS in THE EVENING !

9yThe l77th Regiment, numbering % officers
and $50 mon, has been mustered out at Raleigh,
NC, and ordered to Cleveland for payment
They were expected to arrive in Cleveland at
noon on Wednesday.
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U. 8. $50 Six per cent.
GOLD-BEARiNG BONDS.

These Bonds nre now worth q handsome pre-.
MUM, and are exempt, q are all he Government,
Bonds, fran State, County and Municipal tara.
ton, Which adds from one 10 three per cent peran.
nun TO their Ualue, according to the rate levied
upon other property. The interest is payable
semi.unnunlly by coupons attached 10 each note
which may be cut of and cold to my bank or
banker.
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aa-Mr. M. J. Whitney, of Hambden, has
a sneep two years old, aud with lamb,
whose fleece, twelve-mon.hs one, weighed,
when washed,l2i lbs The sheep he brought,
when lamb, from Vermont.
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HOME DEPARTM EMIT.
The Fourth at Painesv ille.

Tho people Of Painosvillo arc making
extensive arrangements for q Grand Colo.
brntion of our National Anniversary on
Taesday next AS it is most fitting that
tho day should be appropriately celebrated
and no such arrangements aro being made
'n this County, wo hopo as many of our
people as possible will 20 to Painesville.-
Wo arc indebted to our friend Geo. T..
Pnno, for programme of exercises, from
w''ich wo Judge that tho celebration will
no magnificent nffair. Hon. s s. Os.
born is 10 be Presidont of the Day, assisted
by sovon Vice Presidents Capt. Geo. +.
Paine, Marshal. We quote from tho pro
gramme:
ORDER OF THE DAY.
AT Sunrise--A National Salute of thirty.
six guns, by tho Brooklyn Battery, Cap..
Henry Fish
9to 1Oa "A. M.-Reccption of tho sever.
al Township Delegations.
ii n. .M-Tbo Soldiers will assemble Mt
Headquarters on Main street, and all the
Committees; including the Township Com.
mi toes, will moot at tho stnud in tho Park.
lit a. NJ Tho Committees will pro
coed with Music to the Soldiers Heada uar.
tIrs, to escort the Soldiers to tho Park.
lls "A. NJ The Soldiers will move from
Headquarters to tho Park, escorted by the
Committees. with music and firing of can.
nen-the line of March along Main street
to the Park being appropriately decorated
with Flags, Notices, Sc.
The Young Ladies of Lake Erie Female
Seminary, and the Pupils of tho Painoovilo
Uhion Schools. will tako part in the Recep.
tion at tho Park.
EXERCISES AT THE STAND.
"Hail Columbia" by Gen. EASEMENTS
Brigade Band.
Prayer. by Rcv. S. B. Webstor.
'S'ar Spangled Bannor." by the Choir,
under the direction of Mr.. j. II Merrill.
Keception Address by ii Steele, Mayor
Of Painesvliie.
Response by Capt. S. Wurren.
"Shorman's March through Georgia" by
the Choir.
Declaration of Independence. read by
DR.. Fl. G. Boardsloo.
"Rod, White and Blue" BY the Band.
Short Addresses by Rov. Mr.. Green.
Rev. N. p. Bailey, Hon. Il. Hitchcock, Liout.
Frank Paino.
Music by the Band.
A Dipnor will be provided in tho Park
at which Soldiers present, with their Ladies,
will DO entertained.
Pic Mic Tables will also be provided in
the Park for tho citizens OF all the Town
ships, with a supply of cold water. Cook
Stoves for making Tea and Cctie, will be
provided at all tho Tables.
At Shutdown q salute Of thirfeen guna
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D5-We learn that semi weekly mail service
las been established between South Newbury
and b 'rton, uia North Newbury.
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EyAttention is called to the notice Of u. S
District Assessor Bcobe, IN another column.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-06-30
The Interest mt 7-7O per Cent.


Notes Of oil the denominations named will be
promptly furnished upon receipt of subscriptions
The Notes Of this Third Series aro precisely
similar in form and privileges to the Seven-Thir.
tics already sold, except that the Government re.
serves to Itself the option Of paying interest in
gold coin at per cent, instead Of 7.3.loths in
currency Subscribers will deduct the interest IN
currency upto July 18th, q, the time when they
subscribe.
The delivery Of the notes Of this third
sericsof the Seven.Thirtes will commence on the
lst Of June, and will be made promptly and con d.
tinuously after that date.
The slight change made in the conditions of
this THIRD SERIES affects only tho matter of
interest. The payment in gold. If made, will be
equivalent to the currency interest Of the higher
-nte.
The return to specie payments, in the event OF
which only will the option to pay interes, in Gold
be avuiled Of, would 80 reduce and equalize
prices that purchases made with six per cent IN
gold would be fully equal 10 those made with
seven and three e-tenths per cent. in currency.-
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