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From, Saa Franclsee

SAN Francisco, March 29-Advices
from the East have advanced greenbacks
to 85a62c.
The remainder of the $50 bonds in the
hands of the Sub Treasurer is $500, 900. It
has been taken.
ing to the late closure of the mint for set
tiement OF deceased meters and rehner's
accounts.
Large quantities Of silver bullion are
coming into market, and most Of it is be-
ing shipped to CEina.
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WASHINGTON, March 3O.-The Chronicle
of to. day says the rumor which is detailed
by gOssipe OF the IN Getting of President Linz
coin and Generals Grant, Sherman, Meade.
Ord and Sheridan ON board the River
Queen, 10 undoubtedly correct, but we can
assure our readers that the result of the
conference is not publicly known.
The statement that Gen. Lee had asked
for . conference with Gen. Grant, is entire
ly without foundation.
Commodore Charles FL. Bell has been
ordered to the command of the Navy Yard
ut New York, in place Of Admiral Pauld.
ing. The order to take effect on lat OF
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/ Another ores. Expedftion.

New YoRK, March 29.-The Posts cor
respondent at Chickasaw Bluff, Alabama,
22d, says:
write amid the confusion of breaking
camp. as the great cavalry army is taking
leave of its base, for operations in the
southwest. The first brigade is command
ed by Gen. McCook; the I'd by Gen. Leary;
the 4th by Gen. Upton; the 5th by General
Hatch.
This expedition has been fitted ont at q
fabulous expense, and the operations are
reported to be Of the most extensive and
important character.
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The Fight d Worth Carollna.

NEW YoRK, March 2g-Most Of the morn.
ing papers have articles Of the fighting II
North Carolina, but contain nothing new.
They all agree that the sudden ovePWhelm.
ing attack Of the rebels on the 10th Was
what Johnston claimed rebel victory. for
they f1anked and drove back the 18th corpe
4 mile and y half, but the tide was turned,
The next day our reinforcements coming
up. the rebels were routed aud scattered
in oil directions, and some claim Sherman
captured seven thousand prisoners.
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From Ntcaraxua.

SAN Francisco. March 29-Nicaragua
advices of,he 18th inst, by the Moses Tay-
lor, II days from SaE Juan del Sur. inform
US that bill had passed the Senate grant.
ing A0 acres Of good land to actual white
settlers in Nicaragua.
Prest. Martinez had recommended TO the
Legislature to extend the term Of the con-
tract Of the Central American Transit Com
pany to 80 years.
The spring rains in the mountains around
Lake Nicaragua. promise q good boating
stage of water this season.
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Charleston, charged with the distribution
Of the rice, asked that an order should b.
issued requiring the colored peopleto msst
at specified places on one day, and ths
whites on the day succeeding. Col. Wood.
ford replied ''Sir, when man approach.
ca me with the shield Of loyalty before
him, he seems 90 bright that cannot -
he 10 black, and when he comes with ~
shield Of disloyalty, he looks 90 black taet
cannot see he 10 white" He went on 70
saw that he did not intend 70 use the words
white or black in any official order. =
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WAsHINeToN. March sO:-The steam rev.
enue cutter Noriherner, LEFT the Navy Yard
Yesterday afternoon, having on board Sec
rotary Seward and daughter, Senior Don
Gabriel Garcia Tassara, the Spanish Min.
lister, Joseph Hume Bumby, the English
Minister, and several other invited lady
guests, bound down to Fortress Monroe on
pleasure trip. The party will be absent
from Was hington three or four days, and
during that time may pay visit 10 Gen.
Grant ut City Point.
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Major General Robert Anderson has PC.
directed blythe President to raise the stal'
and stripes on the battlements Of Fort SUN
ter on the 18th of April, the fourth ann
versary of the day he consented to evseu'
ate the place.
Mexican Buchanan, Cincinnati actor.
was lately sharply criticised by the Cincr
natl Gazette for his poor acting. He %
deavored to retaliate by knocking doe1S
the local editor, but got arrested, fined "
laughed at.
The Indians along the overland route
California and the northwestern territosi,e
have at last lost their respect for the VI.
graph and have beguntocut downtne 80 ~ !.
and wires. They have always hsid
cred until this season.
The new postmaster at New Orleans :.'sa = - >
son OF Mr.. Taliaferro, whose oppoehhay,nIi
Secession at the beginning of tho teo ss~Ir
made so much stir there: and t6e ..
appointed naval officer 10 q son OF Gove.-s
Wells of Louisiana, also an oss
Unionfst. !,
| Charles A. Burt, the well-knevn a .as
wealthy brewer at Albany, was lns s.lia.
killed, Tuesday, by the accidental Low ;.
of stone from the top of his brewery
The Christian commission at San ~ fssa ID
cisco lately refused to receive : su III
money from Mr.. 8. G. Bugoee oeS a.;csla
had been obtained by private tneaLa az
But the commission finally reien.er 1;,,hd|
concluded that it wouldn't % very WV.
to take it,
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7.30 Lean.

PHILADELPHIA, March 39.-The sales Of
the $50 loan to-day were 2,OS7 900. The
largest western subscription was $4,000
from Springfield, and the largest eastern
$500. 900 from New York. There were |, 464
individual subscriptions for 80 and 500
each
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Geld.

NEW York, March 3O-Gold quiet and
weak. The shorts have mostly covered
their contracts, and there is very little do
ing IN either long or short operations
The lowest point tOu. he'd was l49s. 1t went
up again to l5i.
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Letters tor Wex1oe.

WAsHlN0r0H. March 20.-All letters
mailed iu the United States tor tho north
west coast Of Mexico, embracing the States
of San Louis, Sonora and Lower Caliior-
MIA, should be endorsed via San Francisco.
y letters for these States by way Of san
Francisco reach their destination much
earlier than by other routes. - -
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Cavity Movement

ST. LOUIS, March @-Private advices
from Chickasaw, Ala, 2lst, say body OF
ten thousand cavalry under Major General
Wilson, at that point, are under marching
orders. 1t is supposed they will 60 South
to cut off retreat Of rebels from Mobile.
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The Tactics Of shernan in South
A Carolina.


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NY 40 .na1 MI t e. ouu ~. Snloss ~
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alElveu ~ Iae ~ anau:'!e' were .ne NJ
ny uecAme unlteu, Mnul1t croess0 the fe'
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aossu "s .. euea s ... .,iy l Ane
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Lusns s; .nlSSusn JIG e"emy counely wit1 ~
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h hcsr y, n ~ ~, .n'e,.nc, :Psexng oI .ns
nanu ~ =. . .ne s..nA o. ..n Ms "atco'
say 49,, ~ s ls;seI u s .ns ON aass
s S"..S. soa sslou ,SvucesG aIOn.l
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snv eneny ooC Us,, oI c =. nos ope.aeS uPOn
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alu' Msss uP on oue sIus snu tnen tne oln-
90, " . Oosa ~ s..o s"u'o san1s ~ WI. one1
n m.. uce Ch. 49,: we" christening Au'
s. ..Ms su1 s SuI.ss' $780,, ,.,.
,aan.ss..es y', ...; P.Anaeu VII su0n
s..npseue .:sL -. "uOn, 1.swoIeu tnsIE
p., s., ~ ;,,.tanoe S;a ~ er.oc. suocs, lOs
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sae s.sn' ~. ~.dpe ~ usy ~ oay ngn!llg .ns
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."Ss "r sss ana nav me. WIN ses.s.
,h.s : ror.ior If Hno.a,s' .sn Nc 49, ~ s =, :,
rsct,pu These r"n.rt .. ynsn W. o =, ,n a.
sha tnfs nf,v If tho sr,nr srd IVY !. y.hn,,ia ~
cie.rIv ,,ndsr.tooS that a., ~ E;Instr;c,., =
oner.iions mon onr s-trsr u' ,.s, .rd front
Neutrality-suspicious. covsrea 1 Ell .o Inc ~ he
army. md in :ddition daceived the enemy
n thar fsars that 30 wera mnving ,,non
Xno,,.ta. "e's -.1S'e ~'--
I'm looking hazel. mon tho oaneral faa.
tnres Of this camnaisn. r. can IL aeen with
mi eeometrical precision this m tarly
conception of 4 concave 'front.' ina been per-
5000 and ito 100 mfr i. orr nreaanca
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MONTREAL, March 29.-Judgment in the
case Of the st. Adams raiders was pro-
nounced this morning. They were again
arrested OF another warrant.
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ExplosiOm.

HARTrORD. March 3O.-The Powddr
Mills of the Hazard Company at Caution.
blew up at o'clock this morning. Six
tons OF powder exploded. No lives lost.
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Indians Captured.

ST. Louis, March pa dispatch re.
ceived at headquarters from Gen. Mitchell,
Fort kearney 18th, says his command cap.
tured $50 Sioux Indians and 50 ArapahOes,
l5O miles north of Fort Laramie. No date
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0hePiAan On Tfail ARain.

New York. March 3O.-Iuformation re-.
ceived here rays that Sheridan started on
the 9th on new expedition, and by this
time . we'll on his way toward giving the
finishing stroke to the remsining commu.
uica.ioas with Richunoud.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-04-01

Richard Golden, like Goodwin Smith,
warns US Americans that our weak spot is
in our financial policy. Mr.. Golden writes
to an'American friend:
You will have q task sufficient to employ
all your energies at home in bringing your
finances into order. There is dreadful
want Of capacity at your head in questions
OF political ec0nonly-you seem now to be
in the same state OF ignora nee as that from
which we began to emerge forty years ago.
The labors of Huskisson, Peel and Glad
stone seem never to have been heard Of by
Messrs. - (Chase y q Co. Depend on it
that, as there is no royal road to learning,
so there is no republican path to prosperity.
You must follow the beaten track Of e1pe-
rierce. Debt is debt, whether on the west
or east side of the Atlantic, and it can be
paid only by prudence and economy, and
q wise distribution of it's burdens.
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REBEL OPINIONS OF THE WAR.-At an
official examination of large collection of
deserters from the Confederate armies, the
questions and answers were quite pungent
why did you desert?" sDidn't want to
fight this here war any longer" What
do you meanf-explain." s'Didn't want to
fight for rich mems niggers." "Were you
not apprehensive Of iii TREATMENT" mo
only conscript trash believe that sort OF
stud-our own exchanged prisoners told
US the facts" They were full of enquiries
about the prices Of labor. ''What does an
engineer get7'' ''Perhaps $780," "By-
Sam, let's 60 in-that's $50 in gold" These
men are sent to seek their fortunes wher-
ever they prefer; the North Carolina men
like to go to Newbern. These were volun-
teer soldiers of various grades, but no
white trash." The most Intelligent was q
lieutenant who had brought over the whole
scouting party he had been sent out with
fifty men. "You've 10 need to fight Lee,' y
said the sage, ''only play with him three
months longer, and he won't have q man.
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a. Baltimore, s''' '''e /" pspe
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A cavalry soldier named Culnminr
shot fellow at Bladensburg, Nd. toe
other day for hurrahing for ye6. DAVIS
and then quietly mounted his horse, roo
two miles to . fort and gave himself up fol
trial.
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CHIxcH.B farmer writes ia TIA
Newton (Iowa) Free Press that chinch.
bugs, in autumn, bore their way into corn
stalks and there remain, living on the 80
charine matter until spring, and ara thec
plowed under. whence they come out a1d
hatch out new swarms. He recommen0
burning the stalks, and gives to his own
and his neighbors experience that little
trouble eusues from the varmints.
Eli Perry, for eleven years mayor Of A.
bany and man of considerable wealth.
was arrested this week for making fraudu-
lent income returns for 1863. The tax laW
il no respecter Of persons.
The New York herald., 1865-05-13
A Quarrel Between Sporting Men.
SUPREME COURT--CTRcUIT.
Hcforp Judre Isonsrd


MAY IL -Sdwsd neLaugAitn "a LeUis r. Cap,wtu.-
and the sporting community generally The action was
brought by the plaintiff recover 1000 alleged TO have
been loaned 10 the defendant In London 1852 The
paintn swore that he loaned the defendant the 81 900
In London, and subsequently, demanded payment from
him In PARIS On the cross examination the plaintiff
stated thai st Pars when the demand made the de-
fendant asserted he the plantn was "in with him at
the Doncaster' 10 the extent OF sara which amount
must be deducted from the 81 O0o that the dcfendspt
then offered him note for e5o0-the balsnce--which
the defendant sad he must take nothing and that ne
had taken The same ITO show that the debt due"
the time asserting that 81 900 was tho amount
Up 10 the point OF the tender OF the note the plaintiff
was sustained by the testimony OF q Mr. Bevins who
present At tho Interviews between tho plaintiff and
defendant both 10 London and Paris. The note Of tho
defendant for $500 was produced and offered n evidence
Also eceip, OF the note, In fun OF all demands signed
with the rane OF the plaintiff, 10 very scrawly hand
which the plaintiff denied was his signature, and which
Mr. Bevins also swors he did not believe the
plaintiffs signature because "eom never could write
well ~ that, or " he could he must have improved q
great dcsl'-whch statement was left handed oompl
mont the plaintiffs chirographic ability Plaintiff ob.
jcced 70 the admission or the and recspl In evi
dcnce the ground that the ansver did nul set them
up, being simply general denial The objection
sustained.
Tho defendant testified thai he had no recollection OF
borrowing the $1,000 AZ stated but assorted that the
plaintiff I'm with him In the be, at the Denossssr
The case was tried By the Court wthou, Jury, and
verdict wss tendered for the plaintiff for ho smoun,
claimed, with interest
For piau,Iu. shay shaw; Tor Defendant A. j. Van.
dorposk
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BiIlfards.

TIE GREAT fivE THOUSAND DOLLAH MATCH-fIR-
MAN vs. .GoLDrHwAIT-TgghASP FORrEIT.
The proposed match between Philip Tciuan, Of Gin
cinna,, and William GoldthwaIt, OF New York, which
has for months attracted the almost undivided attention
the billiard world, and upon which grpat expectations
beed, has been terminated abruptly by the in
ability OF Mr. Tieman 10 play He has for weeks suffered
which, having settled In bis wrist prccludes the pos
sblllty OF bis meeting Goldthwst the day named
the 3isl " May But order that Godthwat and the
public may not be wholly disappointed, Mr. Teman has
proposed that Mr.. John McDevit of Indianapolis and
Goldhwsit play n match the above date In Cincin-
natl, for one thousand dollars side, which proposition
has been accepted The game will be the same n the
Just ABANDONED viz carroms fifteen hundred points
up en- phean Collender full sized four pocket table,
and will conclude Tho proceedings attendant on the
Ohio State Tournament which 10 to be naugurated In
Mozart Hall on the 22d nat
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and 500 each
statement Of the issuesof the seven thirty bonds h
circulating through the newspapers whose inaccu
racies requested to correct Congress- in Judy
1884, authorized the Secretary Of tho Treasury
$4O0 600 In such form rs he deemed beat OF this
amount 800 900 enfores $40 600 600
as hvetweptes, and the balance $3.50 600, ,000-as
seventhrtes On the Sd Of March last Congress suto-
rzed further loan Of $500 600 $40 900 of this
taken and added TO the $3.50 900 OF
Issued under the Of July, 1894 TO round 1t up 70
$500, 600 COO This made the first seres OF the
thirty loan This left $500, 0000 900 unssued OF the
amount authorized by the last act The Issue OF
$500, 900 900 OF It, as seven. .thirties was direct
cd by the Secretary Of tho Treasury. Their
was the second series Of the seven-thirty loan IL
day Only about $40 COO 600 Of il remains this 18th
day Of May When is all sold there will be left at the
disposal Of the Secretary Of the Treasury under the act
w .sp sa sss hs of
tho thirty ioan payable In three years from the
18th Of October next and that will have rapid sale
thus be eried pay oil ts dues soldiers
and other creditors and 70 lqudste all the floating
claims against the Treasury.
The public sentiment In large cities is that there
close Of great war; never In the world
such . spectacle OF q whole people pressing
@ssns sDpz the their yss S"s1 vh the
claims that succeed debt All feel that tho Secre
ary OF the Treasury II entitled to tho greatest praise for
hs successful management OF bis department. and the
aud purposes II IN doubtless true that many deem tho
rate paid by the government under our improved cir
cumstsncss high one and that 1t could be reduced TO
six cent currency Loan and II s supposed that Mr.
McCuoch has had this mator pressed upon his careful
consideration But his bsst and most advisers
insist that no change shall be made and that the patry
amount saved TO the government would be equivalent
for the risk OF failure the risk Of suppressug the
present popular passion for the loan.
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NEWS FROM NORTH CAROLINA

GREssssoso, Nay s. 1895.
Captain j. Myers, Tho ordnance oaicsr who u detailed
70 receipt for the ordnance BY the Uned
from Jchnston army sates that be has received nearly
nne thousand stand OF He thinks he will be able
70 gather up feW more. Hs will probably receive
nearly one hundred and afy cannon That portion OF
the army which would not surrender efy st ouos With
their arms. taking their horses and equipments u
also stated they took some OF their light artillery With
them.
Lake ~ army OF ocusts, General Johnston's men are
absorbing everything In the shape Of food horses and
punder to DO found In the country through which they
pass
Governor Vance left hero yesterday for bis homo In
Buncomoe county having failed TO obtain permission
from General schohed TO return TO Raleigh 70 resume his
functions AZ Governor OF North Carolina
Governor Graham, Hon. John A. Gilmer and Hon Bed
ford Brown waited on General Schoned at this polbt
while mere the other day and asked permission 10 60
Warrington, see Al they could prevail upon Pres
dent Johnson to continue Governor Vance and the
Legislature IN power and also 10 II they could not
secure gradual emancipation instead Of immediate cman
cipatlon This request was respcctfully declined n
election Is ordered Governor Vance's frionds who
the wealth and astocracy OF the State say that
they VIII run MIN against Mr. Holden ON the gradual
emancipation platform, are confident OF success
The order OF General Schoheld proclalmng freedom
70 the slaves OF the State has created great sensation
here and elsewhere as unexpected by the leading
eavehoders, who hoped TO hold on to them under q
gradual emancipation system
RALEIGH, May 8, 1865.
Chief Justice Chase will 20 down tho coast TO new
Orleans, thence up the Mississippi and back WASH
ington. His visit s Of judicial character
From him s ascertaned that the administration will
continue military rule In tho rebeious States until they
thoroughly reconciled 10 immediate emancipation
and the policy OF the government which gives great
satisfaction here.
The New York herald., 1865-05-13

Eleven horses were announced 10 start for this
but whn time called those named above wore the
only two tina, put In appearance. As tho summary
shows the tro, OF the exciting that was
witnessed Want Of space preclndes detailed re-
port of The race to-day
sAss DAY.--Mstch 500, Adams, the pedestrian to
walk quarter Of mile against b. g. Swtchtsl trotting
half mile 10 hsrness--hcsts, best two IN three.
Tho horse switchsil. ................. 2
Time-1 :22-1 :22-l:le
The New York herald., 1865-05-13
News from san Francisc,

SAN FHANcseo Way y, 800
Several companies Of California volunteers have
been ordered 10 Arizona
with f6s 900 In pod
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In the HERALD Of tins morning ! observe article
relative 70 nuisance caused by ths nug In Of place
q. the Battery with quantity Of damaged grain. II
states that DR. Murphy, Health Commissioner consider
ing dangerous 10 the public health had reported IL 10
the City Inspector but that nothing bad yet been done
by that officer TO abate the nuisance.
bcg leave 10 say that In regard TO the latter part OF
the statement your informant, whoever be Is not
sctusisd BY malice Ia certainly very careless OF the truth
Of bis statements As boon the matter reported
placed II In charge Of the proper officer who
caused the damaged grain TO be immediately removed
and the spot IA now being filed In with perfectly whole
substances such a. rcfuse OF coal yards, building
rubbish, &C y. l. A. B0oLE city Inspector.
Nsw foaE, May II, 1895.
The New York herald., 1865-05-13
Our City Delivery.

ST. DkSs Hcrn, Nxw YORK, May u, 1895
Two days ago mailed letter OF some importance 70
Judge Brady OF the Common Pleas and Il has not ye
reached him, dropped the letter In tho lamp box on
mo corner o. Eleventh street and broadway write
this 70 caution porsons from doing likewise as ten
chances to one the loter viii never reach It's destination
CONSTANT READER
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OF the Union tAppiauseb Idespise the mar 10 much
that not whether lives or dies Thai Il nv an
swer 70 the gtbbs& (Applaussl
This closed the proceeding and the estiow 01soeruel
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PLANTATION BrTTERa
Dyspepsia with its symptoma headache heartburn, fever
isb p bad breath sn2w eoplcrion, Ac Be cured b.
Tk the mos, snoeesaful cnic Of the Young middle
aged and old are delighted with its effects.
The trst trial always has marked good eject
change Of Diet IL necessary white using PLANTATION
pIrrERb Eat AL you wish OF the best and most nutritious
food
II the creates, aver known for 40 overloaded and
6stressed stomach which II relieves In few moments
from carefully selected roots aud heros
and preserved in perfectly pure 81 Croli rum.
Try ono boltie Of PLANTATION BIrrBRS, ~ sufferers,
and our word for H. yor wL tnG you selves feeinG
AS GOOD AS NBW
A.-aents' All Wool Suits, e1sj Boys All
Wool Suits, %, al v BROKAw's, Nfourth avenue
A.--Use the BeN.--Bowden's Moth De-
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New Attac hment for EmbroiderimQ O0
Wheeler Wilson's Sc wing hschinos-hakes . stitch snne
lar 70 The Grover Baker and wicor Gibbs sewng No.
BALLou BROTHERS. Agents, tos Brosdway.NY.
The New York herald., 1865-05-13
THE GOVERNMENT LOAN.

Nearly Fourteen Minioas OF Dollars sub
sertbed for Yesterday.
PHLADxIpmA, May II, ~, 1895
Jay Cooke reports the subscriptions to-day 10 tho
seven thirty loan from all parts OF the Unou at
313 800 The following the largest single sub,