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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-07-26

"a The Albany Evening J0urum re-
marks upon the execution OF the assas sins
80 drops the curtain upon the great trag-
ely. lts authors eAiled. dead or IN prison:
their chlei instrument slaughtered like "a
dog ia bis hight their most miserable tools
ANONYMOUSLY pcrlshlng upon the Scailold:
Their objects defeated. their fortunes ruined
their names Infamous forever. The Gov
eminent against which they conspired. lives
mistaken, the Institutions they hated with
such Intensity We're never stronger than
now, the grandeur Of the Republic has
been roSed alike by IT. steadiness while
Dredstng the terrible shock of the assassin
alton, and the calm. and uneNcited and im-
partial manner IA which II has visited lus-
tee upon the aSsassius. Hemcei0rtb The
the leading characters in this crisis become
historical. the iuustrOus victim. MARTYR
for an idea, and imOrtaly glorious because
That Idea WAS grand and noble. the wretch
Ell murierers. mai tools 0f a system which
was itself CRIME, uiiying infamous be-
cause The cause for which they plotted. sin
ned and died has no parallel 10 wickcdness
Thus he supreme Ruler guides affairs and
deiermins events, and placed by the uner-
ring hand of omup tence. each -oes 20 his
own proper place.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-07-26

The CORniercsGFs Washington special
saws il il not true that any army Of "a. 100
troops has been sent Il Texas. The whole
force II the country Consists Vi Only j. 900
men, being part Of TWO army corps TIE
Thirteenth and Twenty-ffth; aud il Kill De
distributed over the whole state, This i
not an army Of observation. as each soldier
in the field costs considerably more than
one thousand dollars per year, and the
Government Il not disposed 10 make u
necessary displays as such.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-07-26
= . . l. O y n

These notes are issued under date oi Jelly Is ,s,.
and are payable three wears from that Date II,
rency or are convertible. stthe ors.an OF ,he h,.
into
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-07-26
FINANCIAL.
THIRD SERIES.
- 30, 900. 900
II. s. 80 LOAN.

by authority q the Secretary 81 Che rre.s.,v =,
Undersigned, the General subscrrtioa Agent r,-,,.
sale 4 United states Securities oF-s q, ,hs
the third series Il Treasury Notes hearing seven
three teniAs per cent interest Per auuuu. kpsu-..
-
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-07-26

The consumption Of beer i rapidly in
creasing in the United States In 1850. the
amount sold was :. GOO 600 Of barrels. IN
1854 the quantity used had increased 20 p. e.
900, 600 OF barrels, OF about al average OF
. barrel apiece for everybody.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-07-26

NOTICE Is hereby given that about The
' 49, cay q March A j. les. B1ggy q TIE Val
Ie Of 0ue ts1 Dollars vas l=fl g1Ol my preuiss in
Dsi1l Instam Co Nich which DON ID ny po=ssss-
u az jogging Tie sane y have been lost Sltce
hereby gwen that tie owner nay rec-aim hls prop
erty. JOIN ELfIkh-
Delhi July "a, 1se5. 5s5~6
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-07-26
L. =. $40 Six per Cent
GOLD BEARING RONnS

Iaosc Ronls arc uow worth a handsome prcuf..
AID are exempt. as are ala she Goverusasr, M.
'-o'- sai, County, ani Nas,rrar t'-asas usia os.,
frars o'rso tars- rrr c-r isr laaua. 90 airra,,..
cortins - ,ae rslo lov iel upon other prop.rtr ~
interest ss o., .hi. s,m annual, by coui..as att,,.
O, ea,hnote Which ma, be ca' az .,l sa.s %
bank or banker.
Tie uffr.>i co 80 .rl' s...f aasi.sa
one cent per day GA $50 Note.
Two cents per day ON a 500 Not,.
Te" cents per day on a $500 Not..
Twenty cents per day on n slooo No,.
One dollar per day ON "A $1,000 Note.
Note~ ~ all the denominations r,r.f MI D..
promptly furnished ui~'i' receipt ct subscriptions
f.s Noies " this Third Series are p-ss,sss ..r,i
a. g. .orm and privileges a. tle s.,,s Is.rt,. a.
ready so'd except HAT Che ,oyersmeut r.-sr,.st q.
self shs option ~ las ns interest iu goli ,aaats,
Ter cent, iasieai of 3 losl. ia e-sren.y. saassh
hars eii deduct iho .aiere.i a sarreo,, OPP g. Jo,
l5tl a. the time ~Aou th.y subscribe
Todelysry of the notes ~ ths ih.rl series Of Tie
s-ven rhrsies vii ,ommence on She i-s Of June ana
Viii DO maia promp,', .ni continuously after u,s
oate
T4esAsls change mAae ln ihe c,sdIious or thh
f THIRD Serbs Affects ou', thc matter 90 interest
rhs payment an gold .r made. ~iu be esu.salea. l.
4 'he currency interest of tae d. sh,r rate.
rhe return 10 sp--.e payments. .a lhe ersat Of
which only vii ue op..o ., Jay Interest Boz co.'s 10
awaited ~ would 81 reduce ana clualre Prise. ia,
purchases made with az per cent tn roa would BE-
fii, equal Co. ise made ulsh sevca anil three tenth,
i'or cent. in currency. rsr
The Only Loan i'm Market
now offered by the Government ana iis superior "a
,autasos make tic
Great Popular Loan % the People.
L''s than $50 600 600 ~ ue Ian authorized h,
tAe lat congress are now GA tle market I'm.
amount, at ths rat - which u is bcns s,.r,.s
wall al be- suhseribsd Tor within sstr DAYS. wb.p
thr notes viii undoubtedly command premium. A.
has uniformly been ths cn closing abe sut-crp
! lions 60 other Leans
ln order that tiren. 81 every town and section o.
tAs country may he afforded facilities Tor taking the
loan tho National Ranks State n,nk. ana Private
ialnAers throughout Tie country have senerail,
agreed 60 receive subscriptions st par Subscribers
iilseiect their own agents Boz whom thos have cor.
nienos ana who only to bc Ionsih'e Tor ihede
livery 81 the notes f,r whi,h they receive orders
JAY COOKE.
Srm~clruoN Acr~r Philadelphia
May 18th. 1888.
Subscriptions VIII 90 nncflstn hy iho Second M
tiousi bank 20 lansing audJ e. laley &c. 90
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-07-26
NTRANED OR STOLE
- .....l...... a..
AGENTs WANTED FOR OUR GREAT
- Alto Al DIRK.
The Life, Times and Public Services Of
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.

ny lr o. o. BnorHfT Tl.sr.r. ls entirely ncw
anf original and cft.lu- rs 81 DIS carly li.t.rl
Political career. epeasb.s. he--asss anf Ir,slsma.
iinas h tsetnnr ith thr rr'nfs ana Incidents con-
hec'i ~lth ia tragiD END Than ary aihar Enrk Qtb
li-hr1
Teachers iaiif-. energetic Young ui~l. anI esfefI
aliy rcturn-i AMI disabled Officers hrf rHlfifr- ODD
aui 81 lrottAnic employ mrnt sl lul 10 peculiarly
ADAPTED 90 their cnufitlun
We have Asenta ciearius 81 - Ior u1ath. which W.
vii prove o. suy duubtng Applicant senl Or CIR
cllars Address JOINS EitIHfI-- y co..
5.5m3 las 80 street Cine. nnlii. %.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-07-26

l." itE' hAsEi., oF ORGANS. MElnuEnN-
oR liAREosluN s livery onu having ans Thought a.
rrchAs ng Al instrument 81 tll- class no~ sr a any
future limo should -oud f,r one - Mason 4 Iiamiu
Cabinet Organ 'irrllars, whiCh all le .nt o. any A.
dress entirely free - opens Tis circular contains
much infYrmAii,u Th.cl vii. be assfl. 10 every pur
A-scr Or such an instrument sch 90 articles ODD
" IoE O. judge - hi-irai In-trlmeui 20 History
Of the organ. History % Rosl INSTRUMENTS 90 g..
& Al8r.ss
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-07-26

He also exhibited to the House pictur-
esque representation OF himself with the
mark OF what appeared to be rifle ball at
the shortest distance on the head, and the
word Abolition" written over it. On
the other side were the words, "mene tetel
upbdrSH." Underneath were the words,
"Stop the music Of John Quincy Adams,
sixth President of the United States, who
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-07-26
Ia poet, fiddler. statesman and baiioon 81

In the subsequent part Of the session,
Wise observed that if the member from
Massachusetts was not an old man, and pro-
tected by the respect due to old ace, he
would not thus long have enjoyed the mercy
Of words only. Gentlemen might draw their
chairs, and gather in a ring around him.
and might encourage him in his kissing. vi
porous attacks on one who had never in
jured him: all Mr.. Wise asked, was that
but one of them would undertake TO en-
dOrse what that member had said; or, if
they would not DO that, let them clear the
ring. and let the fight be a fair one
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-07-26
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

tOk SALE. offer for sale ihr premises
i now occupied ~ me dwelling. which con
sist uf house and . of int ana entire = Ia in
block ~ 90 Grand street this ftV o. lHcatilu
s Dot over two minutes from ths centre = hu.i
nos, Eni D. Otherwise desirable property inr
further particulars enquire ~ tle subscriber
lansing. July - 1865 g. A JTNlSuN
5soif
NTRAlED OK STOLEN about two
y weeks Az my ca left my promises " tIout any
inst csuso ar prnFHfatiuu. She is a large Wliie ana
hlzck ceS. about eght year, cid. each horn about
tres inches from the head hl- luitntura entirely
around 4. Resembling giril.i tree otherwise they
ar' ban isoiney shaped she gives mia out - three
teats uIiy aud supposed O. have calf with her
ai urdatteiiv shs tnrFf - b. lof for oHe will ray
Any person A0oraiy Tor arrsstng sali 80 and lois
"rlu. Afr 90 iu tie city OF
Lansing, July - lso5 A JENISON.
a.5u
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-07-26
MASON BE0rHflls

% FIUlINaN ~ Oh
or MASON HANIIS - w.shlnrt1n street Pre-
ton, Or J. NlRIIE Azt., Lansing MOI ssImi
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-07-26
The only Loan in Market


no~ offered by the Government ana iis superior "a
RautA.cf make tic
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-07-26

Subscriptions VIII 90 nncsl stn hy tho Second NJ
tiousl Hank 20 lansing andJ e. Ialey 40. 90
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-05-05

i've boilers shoult be indicted for man.
slaughter.
President Johnson has issued 4
proclamation revising the one for ma
king Nay tho 25, day Of speei.l
mourning for Mr.. Lincoln and substi-
tuting June first. The rsbel ram Webb
rau out of Red River passing New
Orleans on the Oath uls., but her con-
denser getting out Of order she was
abandoned and blown up by her crew.
Arr ange0ents are beng made for
discharging So, 900 men from Sherman's
army and otherwise reducing tho sx-
penditures Of tn: war department. Of the
government. Recruiting has been stop
pod in every part Of the United States.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-05-05
SITE 1l1,lx1 OF G. 1884,.
HcpGrd Count.

Hcpdrd County.
By virtue Of a special execution Issued cut
Of the Office Of the Clerk of the District
Court of Howard County Iowa At the suit o.
John Hogdon admin istra Of the estate of
Cha's W. lowell, plsintiF, against VIM Y
Howell and John I. lowell defendants to ne
directed commanding ms that Of tho prem.
isss hereinafter described cause t. be made
the sum of eight thousand Eve hundred
dollars and Eve cents dam ayes. and interest
thereon at the rate of ten percent per
annum from the 25sh day of October
1864 until paid, and SIX dollars and thirty
five cents costs Of suit, together wit costs
since accruing, to satisfy Judgment and
decree of foreclosure upon tho following
described premises which the said plaintiff
recovered in said District Court against the
said defendants on tho 75th day Of October
1864, shall expose for sale to the hlgi' sst
and best bidder for cash at tho front door Of
the court bouse in the town Of vrrnon
Springs Howard county Iowa on Tue. day
he 18Th day sfJuns 1855 Ct the hour Of two
O'Clock P. NJ ofsaid day the premises dss-
crihed as follows to Wit
The South West quarter Of Section tent 1 O
in township ninety.sevsn (s7) north OF
Range twelve(l p west and also the South
West quarter of Section twenty -sine(as) in
township ninety -eight(9s) North of Range
thirteen(l 81 West Of the 5th r. N
When and where due attendance will DO
given BY tho undersigned
Sheriff Of said County.
n q
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-05-05
NEWS ITEMS.

The entire army Of Gen. Johnston
surrendered to Gen. Sherman On Sat-
urday last upon the same terms that
GIN. Lee surrendered to Gen. Grant
Wade Hampton refused to surrender
his cavalry consisting Of 5000 men
when hi was promptly removed aud
Gen. Baker appointed in his place.
Hampton is attempting to escape with
Breckenridge and DAVIS, to Texas
Bsauregard and Hardee are included
10 the surrender. The only army now
left East Of the Mississippi il that Of
Dick Taylor. The number Of mon
that Johnston surrendered is under.
STOOD to have been 27,400.
JEFF, Davis rassed chr ough Char.
lo,te on the 23d Of April on his way to
Texas. lila supposed that he csnnet
escape. E
The steamer Sultana while passing up
the Mississippi exploded her boile,
when seven m;lea above Memphis
making a complete wreck Of the s'eamcr
and causing the loss Of ~. 1900 lives
mos tly released federal prisoners from
Audersonvi!ls. The nea who put them
II IL c.lA IL Il L.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-05-05

Pierce and Mitchell are ressivins thsir
Spring and Summer gods, which they have
bought sinos he decline il pr,sss a4d ore
bound - ell ~ cheap ~ The cheapest.
The Steam saw nil 10 nearly ell made
over new, and does the very best Of verb.
The boys Of he . III chsllsass Any wsss OF
the fississippi to 10 more OF bstter work. !,
Geo W, Pierce would sotify the pesp!s
who are isdsb tod to him BY nose or book &C.
count that taoy muss cal, Immediately .asd
settle up-and pay up too or costs W !! MEGA
assuredly Sc made. ivsn13,3..
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-05-05
The t.sn IS Simple

rss nsas sf each e;s.cte offered fer .a.s-4s "soi@
HUNTING Wetch.'' "Soie Val. Sand Braerlet" "PcaT-
Rrel.tlln aud EAS Draps' "Goid eaIFel.ed Rig
ISL YER lated CaAc Raslen hc IA y,i..sR onG card
and enclosedn sealed envelope, rhess .Hse! opss are
then placed In drawer aud vel mixed; then as
der ID ev.d With cents FOR T"turn postage
and other charges OF the cards certificates s
hen at random and sent hy FIST !aei 10 the customer.
who will what he sat for One Dollar II
pleased with his fortuEs ~ forward the money
according directions III. certificate aud secure the
prise the article awarded should be u.suted to the
prchaser-as for example. set II Pear. Ear-Drops ana
Brssspil 10 young man who could ret wear them ana
had ne one to give them Will send any other
tIcls the catalogue Of equal price which hs prefer
ed Or for any reason you choose ~ venture no fur
ther then You let the .Gattcr drop where Il IL s.a
spend nors Examine carefully our CsssI"sae
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-05-05
EEssRS PULLMAN L BOIL, woul,

ME<sRS PULLMAN L BOIL, Would
1'A announce to the people Of New Oregon
and vicinity that they have opened stock
Of Groceries l. Varieties in Pulimss'a build
ing eae door south Of the stand Of Pierce
& Mitchell, and will sell all kinds OF Groes
riss 1t very low rates, such IS Teas, Coftess,
Sugars, Tobacsos, Soaps, candies. syrups
spices; and thousand such little articles 70
numerous to mention besides q great vari.-
~ ct articles Of every day use, not exclusive
~ belonging to the grocery line
They kindly invite oil their friends. pat
rous sud vel! vishsrs to give them cal ear
~ and they promise to make it TO thsi. nu..
tual advantage.
N. PULLMAN. JAcol 6oHL.
New Oregon. Iowa Feb. ;, 1855. vs. nla.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-05-05
Gold Pens and Pencils
Remember the Plan !!

Remember the Plan
In ill easss ~ charge fer Forwarding the Certificate.
noetsge and doing the bunsse the sum Of Tw.srY-rvs
r".,s vhieh mud be enclosed in the order Five Ger
.ie.tc. Vii Se sent for q eleven for thirty for IS
ixty.lvs for $40; one hundred for NO.
Agents are wanted
Yhrssshsus ths CeuAtry srsrsts fer iAsge com
psnsptlon will b PAID ssnd or srns, a., enelssng
Naop.
NEWBORN L Co.,
a11n1 Is Yu!eoa Street n. Y
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-05-05
OSHKOSH LUMBER.

OSHKOSH LUMBER.
IN. Mccoy has . large stock Of shsiss
Pine Lumber from ths ONAKOSH VIA,
Mills for sale 1t castalia, and Ossian, Win.
neshsik County
Each grade Of this Lumber IL
of the best quality and will b
sold at reasonable prices,
e. III. KEYES will supply the
DEBORAH trade st all times with this Lun.
bsr..
At saeh Of these places, lCastslis, Oss;a an.
and Desorah) nsy st ell times b tsaAA,
In the .v~y q Lu~1ey,
Shingle,, Lath, square and saw
ed Timber. Joist and
Scantling.
Dressed and
Seasoned and IN. 49,
dressed Flooring, ST.
ding, Fencing, &C.. &c.. &c. :
Parties desiring Lumber Of any dessrip-
tion srs inyissa to call and sxsniss pFises
Suslityand. f8a.
+. II, ,kErRa, IN; Mccoy.
nsnrah. sacA<ssAs s 4utas =
lea. MtooA- .S~hA14
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-05-05

The goods sffashisnAbts sy les most sxceens
~sr >nanship and are sacrificed In this rnsnusr 20
svs Sire prophet from Embarrassment occaonsd BY
distrsciing civn Wat shoaii be Prominently stated
also, that tnsy nosly 0:
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-05-05

By JAMES NICHOLS, Depty. fn24vot1
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-05-05
If YOt WAIT TO KNOW

4 LITTLE Of EVERYTHING relating
"A to the hunsp systenn, male and to
,pa]e:ths causes apd treatment Of Diseases;
the marriage customs of the world; how to
marry we'll and thousand things never
published before, read the revised and en-
lareed edition of 'sMEIIeAL COMMON Sense"
q surious book for curious people, and good
book fol, every one. 400 psges, 100 Illus
trat,ons. Price 81, 50. Contents table saint
FREQ to any address, Books may be had at
the Book stsrsa or will be sent BY mail, post
paid On receipt Of prioe. ddr~e y
H. E.B. TooTE I'd,
Iil1nlk w. Dle4A~ ., - yeuh
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-05-05
SPECIAL, AssoCysExE1r,
2. & 7. =. ANTHONY + 20
As1afacrrzsIs 0: photographic Materials

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!anthRs tasuss Css.osnes q Stamp
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hi:sd ca the .ecsipt OF elsa, AMI sent by nail
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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-05-05
Only One Dollar

VII - emerged Tor Aay Ar:sis .s, AID this
The purchaser need ~Ast hs Is 30
gss! yais plan accsrds wsh ne aeshos rsS.ata be-
popular 10. dis Jsiia Il .GSe s,ssE: 81 !t1e.rs
SD GulIsr predictions
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-05-05
American Manufacture

and therefore greatly superior 10 she goods iHpSTtsi fen
SarsHt sad hxwAsd about ths cheapest ever sold.
The Gnp,s purI imported goods, and the s,al Prs
Alvx lal! foreign bills are payable in yoa,
than the entire cost " many articles Of
tered BY y ~ tas pupls. To facilitate Shs sale
The Portland daily press., 1865-04-01
The HOLY Sannlnhra.

The Empress of the French has Inaugural
ted grand enterprise, or crusade for the re.
covery of the Holy Sepulchre, but she desires
the enterprise to be carried on peacefully
The Greeks and Latins have never been able to
harmonic so far as to repair the sacred dome.
over the holy place, and make it safe for pill
grims. The dilapidated condition of the
structure is such as to render it dangerous to
stand or kneel there. The Latins insist upon
their peculiar inscriptions and of course the
Greeks do upon theirs, and hence the trouble
and want of harmony. Eugene here steps in
with proposition TO which objection cannot
be reasonably made. She asks the queen SOW
ereigns ofEurope to subscribe and raise funds,
not merely to repair the dome, but to "entire-
ly rebuild the church of the Holy Sepulchre
on new plan, and on larger scale, so that
it might afford Accommodations fer all commun-
IONS" She believes the necessary funds may
be raised by universal subscription and the
work completed without much delay.
The Empress proposes that the new sanctu-
airy have on one side nave and chapel for the
Latins; on the other, a nave and chapel for the
exclusive use of the Greeks, aud the principal
nave open to all the world. All architects and
artists, including American, are invited to COM
pete for designs. 1t must be confessed that
Eugene has started great enterprise. but
whether it will succeed or not remains to be
seen. esl ls ~ az
The Portland daily press., 1865-04-01
Success of the 7-30 Loan.

Our readers will notice that subscriptions
to the popular 80 Loan are still continued in
the most liberal manner. To the Ola World
the success of these Peoples Loans is one of
the wonders of Republic. The Government
does not seek to borrow in foreign markets
it offers no premiums to bankers, but appeals
directly to the people, and with what success
is sufficiently shown by the fact that during
forty three days they subscribed and paid the
cash down for one hundred and siGty-one mil
lion dollars Of the 7-30 Loan. There can be
no stronger evidence of public confidence in
Government securities. While nearly all 9th
er stocks have gone down from twenty to ff
ty, and even greater per cent. within few
weeks, all forms of U. S. bonds and stocks
have remained firm except the slight Huctua-
lions that are incident to all rapid changes in
Inc money market. Our readers will remem-
Der mat the subscribers to the 7-3O Loan re-
ceive semi-annual interest at the rate of sevep
and three-tenths per cent per annum in cur-
rency and at the end of three wears from lima
18th, 1866, they will have the option of rece;v.
ing payment in full, or converting their notes
into 500 six per cent gold interest bond
The late great decline in the premium on gold
makes these notes more desirable than ever as
an investment, and it should not be forgotten
that their exemption from state or municipal
taxation adds largely to their value. There is
no interruption in the receipt ofsubscriptions
or the delivery of the notes. All banks, bank
ers, and Others acting as Loan Agents, will
pay subscribers the interest in advance from
the day Of subscription until June 18th.