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The weekly union record., 1865-09-09

BARNEY WILLIAMS, the Irish comedian, saved
two lives from drowning at Bath, Long Island not
long since. He has also refused s25 900 in gold to
play single month in San Francisco. So says the
St. Louis Democrat.
The weekly union record., 1865-09-09

The Detroit City directory Just published,
shows the increase of population during the past
year to have been 100.
The weekly union record., 1865-09-09

STATE FAIR.-The State Fair commences next
Monday week in Sacramento. An attractive fea-
ture is. the race announced between Lodi, Norfolk
and Pilot,
The weekly union record., 1865-09-09

JAcoB THOMPSON, the rebel agent in Canada
has abandoned his associates. carrying with him
all that remained of the Confederate funds
The weekly union record., 1865-09-09

IN Cincinnati, on the 4th, live lion was
carried around in the procession. He got
away once and jumped into the crowd, creating
great CONSERVATION, but be WAS 1000 recapsur.
ed bN bis keeper.
The weekly union record., 1865-09-09

The Downieville Messenger says it was reported
in Allegheny the other day that the Dutch boys at
Smiths Flat had found eighty ounces of gold in a
boulder on their claim.
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A Demon to be Tried.

Captain Henry Wirtz, the man Who was in
charge of the Andersonvills prison, says the
Gold Hill News, was guilty of the most afro
cious cruelty to the Union prisoners who un-
fortunately fell into bis hands aud the stories
OF his oatrsges are so fresh in the Northern
mind that no feeling of magnanimi,y is mani
tested toward him. He is now in custody. and
will soon be tried before military commission.
and the result OF the trial is hardly matter of
doubt Among the soldiers now scattered
over the North are many victims of the bru-
tality practised by this heartless wretch, and
be cannot justly escape conviction. Bu, while
this culprit is now in feir way of meeting
with just retribution, there is another fea.
sure of the case that will be especially inter
esting. The defense set up By him will of
course be the plea that be was setting under
the orders Of superior officers, and that the
onus OF the outrages committed upon our sol
diers does not. therefore, properly rest upon
the accused. 10 order to make case for him
sell, he will be obliged TO develope the whole
secret OF the management at Andersonvie. TO
show by whose orders he committed the crimes
attributed to him, and in this way the fact will
be ELECTED whether JEFF Davis and bis govern
ment were the authors of this cruelty, or wheth-
er the subordinate officers operated on their
own responsibility. This is matter which
the public have long desired 10 see satisfactor-
lily elucidaed, and the forthcoming trial will
therefore be watched with especial interest.
The weekly union record., 1865-09-09

On the S1st of July the number of patients in
the various military hospitals throughout the
country was less than 80 900. The month pre-
vious they numbered over SO 900.
The weekly union record., 1865-09-09

TIE largest canal in the world is one in China,
which passes two thousand miles, and to forty
one cities; it was commenced in the tenth century.
The weekly union record., 1865-09-09

FRANK PIxLEY on THE NEGRo.-"Let the
negro Fill the position which God has given
him. Let him be protected in his freedom, 10
bis domestic ties let him be compensated for
his labor let him be educated to the extent
of bis capacity; let him be protected 10 his
life and property; let him have freedom Of
religious worship, and let him be content.
Either bis race or mine is the superior. |
think mine is, but whether it is or not. because
it is mine, would have it to retain all the po-
litical power would not invest the negro
with the privilege of the elective franchise; |
would not qualify him as juror or enable him
to hold Office or in any way seek to- establish
with him relations of eooial equality. From
centuries of darkness be energies TO the light
of brilliant day. and at fearful cost to our
country; after generations of ignorance and
slavery, though not bis fault, be must serve
some time pup;lage to intelligence and free
dom. When 10 later years. be shall have
demonstrated his capacity for the responsible
enjoyment OF elective privilege, it will then be
time enough to consider it. l would rather
limit the elective privilege, by taking it away
from the ignorant. the vicious. and the disloyal
of my Own race, than by indiscriminate exten-
sion to the African and Mongolian."
The weekly union record., 1865-09-09

TIE English House of Commons consists of
six hundred and sixty eight members. Of whom
Eve hundred are from England and Wales,
6fty-three from Scotland, and one hundred and
fifteen from Irslsnd.
The weekly union record., 1865-09-09

THE Enterprise says things assuming a more
healthy aspect in Virginia City. Fewer signs Of
ITO Let are visible on dwellings and stores.
The weekly union record., 1865-09-09

A ssILLIASr French countess had committed
suicide at aden-Bsdeu. in consequence of losses
st the gambling table
The weekly union record., 1865-09-09

GoTrscHALx, the celebrated pianist. was pre-
sented on his fete day. last Friday, August 25th,
with a most beautiful medal by his California
friends.
The weekly union record., 1865-09-09

THE LUCKY STUDENr.-The young man who
received the first prize for Commencement Day
oratory at Rochester University, was nine
years ago canal driver, parentless, unable to
read, ignorant even OF the time of his birth.
The weekly union record., 1865-09-09

THE Cosmopolitan is the title of new hotel
just opened in Virginia City for the accommoda
tion of man and beast.
The weekly union record., 1865-09-09

TIE hospital at Camp Douglas. Chicago, has
been broken up and the sick and disabled soldiers
we're transferred to Springfield. Illinois.
The weekly union record., 1865-09-09

THE population Of Chicago is estimated by the
publisher of the new City Directory at 226 900
The Chicago papers are much elated therea..
The weekly union record., 1865-09-09

IT appears that the plague OF Asatc cholera.
has reached Marseilles. France, and caused much
alarm in England.
The weekly union record., 1865-09-09

De-. NoTr. the venerable President of the Union
College. Schenectady, New York, now 9s years
cid, is failing ropidly.
The weekly union record., 1865-09-09

BESJAxIS's law books sold in New Orleans for
about thirty-fve cents a volume-six hundred
of them.
The weekly union record., 1865-09-09

THE balance in the State Treasury at the COM
meucement Of business, September 4th, Was s4s5,
S54 Al.
The weekly union record., 1865-09-09

voLk, the artist who executed the statue of
Stonewall jackson, is looking for confederacy to
pay him for it.
The weekly union record., 1865-09-09

Tnn Lssisia.i~s lsies~sien As San Francisco will
be equally divided between the Peoples party
and the Democrats"
The weekly union record., 1865-09-09

The Methodist College lately destroyed by fire
At vacaville is to be reb1t at a cost of 50 900.
The weekly union record., 1865-09-09
Jewelry Made to Order,
By GEO. E. SMITH.
Notice to Teachers.

TINE NEXT REGULAR MEETING OF THE
u County Board Of Examiners will be herd At
the School House. in 0rovie, on FRIDAY, and
SATURDAY, September sth and 9Th, 1855. Ap.
plicants for certificates will be required tn furnish
satisfactory evidence of good moral character, and
for second grade certificates. will be required to
pass thorough examination in reading ard SPELL
ing, arithmetic, grammar and geography; for first
grade certificates History Of the United States al
zebra, physiology and hygiene will be added. All
applicants are requested to be punctusl at the
time and place appointed.
ISAAC UPHAM,
County Superintendent of Public Schools.
Oroville, Aug. I9, 1865. n42
The weekly union record., 1865-09-09

THosE who talk most, generally talk to the lesst
purpose. In society the greatest bores never
strike OIL
The weekly union record., 1865-09-09

NEW fashioned Unionism in South Carolina i.
said to be very like the old article of secession.
The weekly union record., 1865-09-09

The crop of peaches this year in Utah is the
largest and finest ever raised in that Territory.
The weekly union record., 1865-09-09

A ToUGH CHAP.-A young man from Wor-
cester, Massachusetts,, private in the Fifty
seventh Regiment, in the battle of Cold Har-
Dor, year ago, was bit by a ball in the chin,
which badly fractured the bone. and tore out
several teeth. Another ball bit the right
shoulder, fractured The shoulder blade, and re-
mains undiscovered. The third ball passed
through his abdomen and brought him to the
ground. His companions dragged bin to a
hole, where bis body aud head could not be
seen by the enemy; but his legs being ex-
posed, one ball passed through the calf of bis
leg, aro,her cut deep groove through bis
shin, another cut through the top of his instep,
and another carried away the next to the great
toe. He lay in the hole all day. and was then
taken prisoner and starved for several months;
yet this young man Is now in Worcester, erect
and in good health, and not perceptibly lame.
His name is E. P lockwood.
The weekly union record., 1865-09-09
Notice.

GOME INTO MY ENCLOSURE ABOUT the
~ first day of July last large red COW with
middle face. marked with under bit in left ear.
swallow fork in the right, branded a j. R. connect,
ed on left hip. The owner is requested to prove
property, pay charges and take her away.
JAMES HOLLY.
White Wash Trees, Aug. 5, IS,
The weekly union record., 1865-09-09
Only Loan in Market
q X E 4 T
Popular Loan of the People

Less than $500, 200 900 of the loan authorized by
the last Congress, are now in the market.
This amount, at the rate at which it is being alb
sorbed, will all be subscribed for within four
months, when the notes will undoubtedly COM
mand premium. as has uniformly been the case
on closing the subscriptions to other Loans.
In order that citizens of every town and section
of the country may be afforded facilities tor tax
ing the loan, the National Bank, State Banks, and
Private Bankers throughout the country have gen.
orally agreed to receive subscriptions at par. Sub
scribers will select their agents. in whom they
have confidence, and who only are to be response
BILE for the delivery of the notes for which they re-
ceive orders. JAY COOKE,
Subscription Agent, Philadelphia.
March 25, 1865. 3m-n27
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Augusta, Georgia, has ice for the frst time in
soac yen<s
The weekly union record., 1865-09-09
u - o--u SiA fEh IkNI.
Gold Bearing Bonds

These bonds are now worth premium of nine
per cent inelading gold interest from November.
which makes the actual profit on the 7-30 loan st
current rates, including interest, about ten per
cent. per annum, besides its exemption from State
and municipal taxation, which adds from one TO
three per cent more, according to the rate levied
on other property. The interest is payable in cur
rency, semi-annually, by coupons attached to each
note, which NAV be cut of and sold to any bank OF
banker. Theinterest amounts 10
The weekly union record., 1865-09-09
Seven-Thirty Loan.

These Notes are issued under dste June 18th
1885, and are payable three years from that time
in currency, convertible at the option of the
holder, into
The weekly union record., 1865-09-09
MISCELLANEOUS.
d. S. 7-3O LOAN!

BY AUTHORITY OF THE SECRETARY OF
the Treasury. the undersigned has assumed the
General Subscription Agency fer the sale Of United
States Treasury Notes, bearing seven and three
tenths per cent. interest. per annum. known a. the
The weekly union record., 1865-09-09

Notes of sll the denominations named viii be
promptly furnished upon receipt of subscriptions
This ia
, 1865-06-13
IHE ROYAL t7fESesOGI.TD.
hapoieonsa Letter to the prfuce-Tha
P. NePly Of the Pr1ice-Sp1c. Cores
p0nuences

NE~ YoRK. June 1a.-Tse following js III
,etser o. ths Emperor Napoleon 10 his cousin;
cannot refrain from Informing fou of The
palhIul Impression hsye experienced On reading
yonf speech At Ajaecdo. In leaving you durjne
r. shense With ne Empress and ny son, as yice
Won proof Of ny ateadth,p and my eonaaeSsee. cor Sss
sl9 hcred list your presence. -Four conduct,
aIo your lhneu1ee, would testify to The union
,,1,ls1 ~nish 1egns ~ eas faaty; ou, the po-
Gce OF the Emperor Gun oily serve The cnemics
o. ny GOV e1nnect To Judgments wht;h Icauuot
som1t, 5oa add sentiments Of hatred, which be-
ionE 10 enccr to cur dsy. To apply tic 1deas OF
70 rare passed through the stern ui,ls OF fssp0n.
elbflttF snd power; anJ besides a1a we rsa.Iy
tpa's. p.:1ntes Is "e are, Of aposcesstlae 1t ii:
~ Il s'pe Sspeea' aae snd ,s.ar :tH1iei
ro}oaka statue, We s,e uu.b! to y,eT the wbnfc
~ o! G.! We only see the eide which st. ikes our
t1gh'. htnse 1he 1nropple.ene:s OF the rrpsoduc-
"a elssr 10 'he e5ee Of eTcry one is that to nse
Fsnt s5nrchy tn mems minds that formidable en-.
Smy OF tFQs liberty the Emperor, had established
,.,., ~ ~ has an5 and si,eF~ards In bis govern.
ont VI ana one sctton. cannot hencofor,h de-
''tte Z ksa from tbs e same rule Q! conduct. ~
res 1ctson ,c t Aon.fsrF and dear Gousln, pray
esu q tsissed5} isse you IN hi' Holy kstping;
Prime Napoleon loatno time in msitns = es1:v
y re Imperial cetsnte. The F,tsse was cxc.u.
elve!! 1Avo:ed with the document.
TIE Primers REPLY.
btFe: IN consequence OF ynot MafestY's letter
q q May 2ad ind is publication in the N9nueur al
9nls morDlrf. rcsigu the Vlce-Prcsidency Of The
E1itS5 tr1It,l. and afeo the Presidency al the
onsssfsal E1hlhition Of 1867. Accept, Sire, The
o. Mt with which IN Of your Mntetty's tln nost
cevoted cousin. tS,wncdl
, NAroLEoN IERoxE.
, 1865-06-13

etatet hare already received authorization for lht
Hho!e aEd IN rome cases n.ore than tte1r share
q circulation. 1t will probably be some con+f
or all the capital npportioned to THETA and in the
mean time The tysttm Of redemption adopted and
e.1at li.hed vii have fosced in the czcsss Of ct.
SOLDIERS PAT.
Owing to the enormous eHtndes prac,iced up
en dkcl e1ecd soldiers in this city, the payrnaster
GcnelAl has itRued circular tnstsuct1p. fay,nAs-
f.rs to n axe TO ps.mtnt on ditchargc rolls 10
third parties. and to make payments only to the
vf1:tst!e ela'rnants themselves upon their signs-
telutcls necessaf, 10 dtfest tho devices Of shsrn
tft VITO lang alound the PAY masters oca to ret
Possession sud control Of the soldiers pay.
DISCHARGE OF PRISONERS.
GIcst tuEbeIs Of applications cop,tuue u be
nsde to tie President Tor discharge Of prisoners
e!-<fsr trcluted IN hts fc cert order III Tia re-.
Least ot q! htlGw the rank Of Major. Such spoli.
eatinns thruld be made 10 the CommlssarY e Inc-
1al Of prisoners.
TIE REORGANIZATION OF ALABAMA.
i has orally been decided By the Prceldent to
atroint 1uaIc Parsons Provisional Governor Of
70 thst the
the CatiEtt mt etlug 10 o'mor1pw.
DISCHARGE or SOLDIERS,
Applications to the Prefi3eut for the d,schsrre
o. totott 70 are nselas- Such applications ehp2id
oe made to the Secretary OF war, and when re.
han 1of such scnon a. he may deem Proper.
PRESENTATION.
a brtcc of elegant silser.p,ountfa1 Y,fatn,e III,
cll o. tfe Citizens OF Fremont, Ohio. we're tins
esenf presented 10 L'ent. Col. ConRer. In recor-
of iba a. ~ IN the pursuit. and capture
sEcoSD DISPATCH.
Especial Dispatch to the Chtcayo Trihune.1
HAsH1NuEos, juno Il.
eEesat 9 Sherman has r:ed md corrected hss
II repntstshed bY the War U.narfmenf IN tte
, 1865-06-13
The Daughter Of the Regiment.

1t waf grand military carnival at the Qpefs
Aouse last evening. and in consequence. the L.
Eatmatc rendition Of tue ope.s. and the demands
-of music were tadly trtsrfe,ed with, The m.
nounccment that the Lieutenant Genera, u,. ~
be pre- cent had the effect Of filing tho hou.r vii,
q denee crowd. Family circle, balcony, dxeas c3,.
Gle and psrqaette were fairly packed With peon1e
and the spacious 1obbtet could hxrd'y Iccommo.
honor oi tne orcastoH+ hkst ~rre displayed in
Tarious parts Ut the home. The General s ho1.
the central oIe 1t the right. was trimmed with
dsgt md from the corntee, nAuocal ane s,giua-n-
tal fhgs were tHtned, depending from the hcak
Of En- eagle. 4 ruard Of honor, Ole tun
dled and o,sns twenty q avc ss,ons sr,ived
Of the poltse Iorce, ehsy tn the eEen:ug- The11m-
parted quite mi!iiary aspect to the appearance Of
The house, eYpec1all3 When lattr In ibr errning
had risen md all eyes were turned an1inusly IT,
wards the doors to cntch the first sight at Gen.
Gsant. when he suddenly sppes:ed III hts ty1 and
movements hc had afuked the autt nee. Came IN
90 thei, rear an1 surprised them Ills preeencc,
moreover, Va. eoon di.coyerrd. and round upon
modestiy rose and acknowledced the compliment,
tsha-t Gho Ihen l.ed his attention upon the P4zJ.
E.MnGy,., s1'e, and IN the. midst of
sbe.min came in Il a4, t{.e ma1p T entxsucc and and
made hls ~ WsS 1uuLd the house md through The
rpma 2re 70 ,s n so1 On c which Is
H.
1he balcony u Eo a,t % n's md gdu ,nere m
s'9% The ouIst ,ha, ,he sand r. c arm,ne as
audience were present more to - f.,n a.t ~ ne
1hsn Ass:e or 1ory q 1he Old Be-. sui. and e tne
letk Of s.Dp.lhy. 6uttn! Was tlcnnart,nso +,
II: fun. Lott ~ae Lot ai ho ce. thoash he sur ~
t'nes ve'y ewertly% and KELLOGG vas eysds ~ s
disconcern d by ibtcrzu. tons. Som OF her ar,,s
ho".Fc we're beauuful1y rendered, ,spec, uiy
the ler1inr cong eon.:tH 9a'f :, which wis given
eQna1cd. AA4
The ehoraFes were wretehealy Zone, but We
ptceune the singers arc suly mortal soc were
more tprpfrcd By Gen. G,ant t,an D.,unizr,tl,
The mil!tsry farorc evidently ss' tue b:ttrr u
everything from principal 10 choru.rs
This evening The for.t ol De-tinY" will be
given for the dsft time. The as1r OF sests .ndt
catee IN inntnenae house. Tn F.,dsy ev-l,1ne In
p1essfto Gtau sukcf biz behent The apcra Is not
yet snnonncet. ouf yshs'ey.T it nay ts. h.. +hun'd
le greeted With ca ovc4nuNtbr hou.e an vlrF OF
the urlca tens be Las tst bt0rr Tue M sIle dur.
Ing 'hete delightful seasons now rapidly drsw,ng
~ clcst.
, 1865-06-13

5ens perhsps eorld rot do this It Vas aud Is the
GutY oi the city authorities; and tits to bs hoped
!hey Eil1 adopt 1t accordingly. One Of the pf!n.
eipsl charges Republicans preferred esiDst Asy.
o. o. sheImsns kduinistrauon wae, that It failed
70 hoEor our returning eoldte1.. The Repuh1i-
cAns have the administration now, and lei them
not incur the s4me reproaeh.
10 ny mind the correct thing to do would be 10
ffeceiTe each regiment as II arrives at the stste
tso: nne: 1y some ptsoa officially desi2nated hy the
set IN sosretpondenca with municipal bodies or
committees Of asst.calfons At the various po1n's
within the United 8tatee where the euldiers are to
aWait their dnsl discharge. This IL IN Important
matter II snJ do nct believe It let them listen to
5os rscitsl of7 soldiers within our mid.t, who
locked forward 10 the hospitallie$ Of this city,
hnt who h1d afscr all that the5 even forbidden
10 hny for themselves a c1aes Of beer!
NE have welcomed the are1t Generals Of this
EaF in 4 Manner that rivals tho tzlnHaphs OF the
naass. In 60 dang We hevc fltttnsiy expressed
our stpte 81 their services, and our gratitude.
7 bat was light; and It was inevisshle. And now
1et ns remember, and recognize zcl honor the
brave boys who have handled the musket aud lain
IL LIE Uenehes. CITIZEN.
, 1865-06-13
Especial D!spstch to the Chtcsco Tribune !

fSnettal D!snpfrh +, shc f-htr,-o rr~h,,,
c
: sfAasaf1E4D. June L.
oo'e1nof Velesog and Hon. O. II. Ustch !cf,
to the Lt1co]u Monnr,cnt A,.oc,,.,ar ~ =
100, T.c,4s..-. rs-Aa' 80 soe'a'tc1s ata 10
.su-A. neae1E' 1fant.
Co!onel John Mcdonnell, commanding tho 9Th
Regiment Hines Cavalry, for m.rtsor,nuz e.--t
ces has b.en brerc,oa E,tr.,,.. rs 'et - i
p.-.ss 10 osen s'e'e'su nissaa'ef denerai BY the
AteeAe1I
Lieutenant D. F. Hawkcs, Of the Veteran RI.
sefye Corps. formerly eta fonca b.-. 49, ,..s,-
toon =, .s,,s .1.. taeleu 10 report 10 General
T,ent tEte ttaeE: ~ eo.4 - uMsssfy OF Auet&1s
NJ " ~ II. oooost VI Inc 03th Regiment H.
~ 80 r1Enctst Enu tomnlesaFJ Of Minister'S OF
ae 4tta aI15 Sotps, arrived tn the city yester.
oaf ~ tE05 10 n:s Gn!ona1d at Loa!ssflIe, kyr
.tnoo ~ nat;t and L. u. Maynard, arIesteu on
ss y ioopicE me CATS of The Great Western
t:Anioao Cou pa95 or Urge qusnuty Of eaada,
ar ~ le "1,naEnt oeiose J1ssice Adawa Oh Satur-
nTJ; ue p.sunqA5 examination, but, by request
" .Ae IeausSl iot ,Ae defense, The examination
80 ~ ~ 1uGseay next and the accuscd were
9tH.hn4T0 70 1all. ...-
An1 CAte1 SlaFes district and CIcuit Courts
Mtln " session on Saturday !zsi, puesn4nt to ad-
5!. saeef !1eaf pre:totnc II the District
E..n.. " u. Uai. eGns-cteo Al foimef term for
~ ano enhcealthg dt serteI, wssEeuseuced
~ - - 1"asas lmpll:o1meat IN fhe county jail,
nv cs,.t ~ 10y no9 o. *59 and costs. In
We W 11- cageg ot me United States in relation
o. flsgg, collector, W. diettlery and tx
6xlnfts OF 6chrndct d kattetef and the riEtfIIrrv
nia n1tures o. fescsn7In Braun. exceptions 10 the
I!ost ~ - "s!e eufl1heu and leaye given to anecd
nc cfes aEsis:t The ttstillcries snd fixtures Of
, 1865-06-13

| 1Ee regular meeting OF the Common Cr uuci
Vas held Lat evening In the Council Cb,ncho,
HIS Honor, the Mayor. IL ,le Chair. .rhero war;
| s,eo ,-..,t ,,s' - %re ena1.' testo Wet'
sa,na su p'e:sas C'a A1ee,ncn Cage kc'ckesbockcr
ssimp, Carter, Wicker. MeIso5. Wllmarth, Wall
VOL, Hatch, sherwtn, Moore, Raderty, Frfabee
"oooman. end Clark.
, ane u'.hn1es Of the last meeting were read mud
- p'o'eo' -
RETURNING sotD1Ehs.
Honor, tac MsYor: -'A4 - "1 LA
Gentlesnsn Of The Common conaet,.
Bt1r. Gen SVettof mia Mii,ferr n.,..t,..4
ho. requested The ait Of the c1fv IN nr.vantin 4,
1nske lila rews,n1ins,in e ~ .' 1ooiefs.
cunnci 10 direct me- IL ise m.tfe1 70 s4k tae cofon
tS,ppet]) ionxn p,,,
Raf.r,cd :, ia v.-,x u,,, oaa D. tAo5'
Aid' Hos.;oos- .nao', aoyo5' hto pu~es so aet.
tc snro;r|as - ,,h ua. saas otau!t1ee u I'VE
t1- .en5t III huhe1 ~ ac.s 10 welcome re-
- .nta,ta; sa ~ soe naoae o1 Ecu e3, ara prop
'The mntar ,nsm: ~ =: .n,.a >.
1n''on me- sa'e9 % oe ens OF order.
,rho oe,,,.z.'14ost' '14ost' ........
the Na{oF:
ttnfiffstn ef tht Common Council:
resolution Offered June s, 1s65 and adopted
~ DIR directing that all action with rrferrnr,
TO codtfy1hE 1hc ordinances OF the city b. sui.
rma reEceu Gnt1! tne opinion # the, Corporation
Eo.sseI I's nag N feor, think has-been adop ted
- r1'u 1ua .uEet HH;!pappfeheption.
tnc tomEaoo Looucl At previous meeting
.,s nso V ecuu5 ne me ordinances Ct The city
s@ sa.1 Io411 t&teH Hafe acset ana Apppln'e4 Judge
1htnk the Cou1 eli has M further poFar nrer
, 1865-06-13
THE COnFEDEfsATE LOAN.
SofrowB OF an EngEIrh Victim OF 9Ils-
placed Confidence.

-
TO The Editor Of he Lond.n Sf,c,.
feel very grateful, and 20 do many hold
era OF Confederate cotton honda for 1n,- r..
partIaliiV in insertinr nv ttfer ia nm m.
suit an able international LAWYER before |
bought nv bonds. and he laid down the n q
IS ron yoursalf reu,esented it--yiz.. that " a
loan 10 either lciiicesent is not inconsistent %
with n.utrality, and that whenever pcace
came the de5.s Of both .bell!cerants To
1eutrals must be recognizsa. The be-
iDduccqeut Of nine-tenths Of lie holders OF Of
these bonds to Luy them was that thew had
the option Of exchanging them for cotton at
Cd. FER lb. IN six months alter peace had been
s;gn.d. This, I will venture 10 assert. Tns
the indueement tor 1ine-tentbs Of the hold
Ire Of Confederate cotton bonds to buy them,
ard net hostility to the Northern States !:
and most certainly We did not lend our
muney TO 1lr. Davis, but to the Confederate
States
I nsk not The North to assume the Confed
crate coffin debt; all ask for is that the
South may be suffered to pay 1t, for, although
the Confederacy may be c1t,nsu1shed by the
South laying. down their arms, the States
11Hs WIEN dormsq LIE tae [onieassess 4a SUI cyst.