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7-3O loan.

aud are payable three years from that date in curren
cy or are convertible at he opdon of the hoier into
U. S. $40 Six Per Cent.
GOLD BEARING BONDS.
These Bonds are now worth a handsome premium,
and are exempt. as are all tho Government Bonds
from State, County, and M,,ncpai tara ion, oheL adds
from one 10 Tires per cent per 10 their puc, ac
cording to this rate l-,ied upon other property The
interest payable semiannnaly by coupons attached
to each note, which may be cut of and fold to p
bank banker.
The interest at 1880 per cent.
amounts to
One cent per day ON $50 note,
Two cents per day On n 500 note.
Ten cents per day ON n $500 note.
Twenty cents per day ON "A 1000 note
One Dollar per day on IA $1,000 note.
Notes Of all the denominations named will be
promptly furnished upon receipt OF subscriptons
The Notes of this Third fies are precisely similar
in form and privileges to the seven-Thirtes already
sold, except that the Government reserves to itself
the option Of paying interest in gold coin at per
cent. instead OF iiOhs in currency. Subscribers
will deduct the interest in currency up to July 18TH
at the time when shey subscribe.
The delivery Oft the notes this third seros ofthe
Seven thirtfes " II commence on the 1st Of June
and will be made promptly and continuously aner
that date.
The slight change made IN tho conditions of this
THIRD SERIES affects only the matter OF interest
Tho payment IN gold, if made, will I've equivalent 10
the currency interest oftho higher Iate.
The return to specie payments, in the event of
which only will the option TO pay interest in Gold be
availed Of would reduce and equaliza prioe lbst
purchases made with six per cent. u Gold, would be
'ully equal tn those made with seven anil three
tenths per cent in currency. This is
THE ONLY LOAN I'm MARKET
Now offered by the Government, an lis superior ad
yantages make It the
Great Popular Loan OF the PcOnIe.
Less Than s99o,Ooo 900 of tho Lonn. authorized bv
Congress, are now on tho market. This amonnt at
the rate at which it ia being absorbed, will all be sub
scribed for within sixty days, when the notes VIII uu
donbtedy command premium, MS has uniformly
been the case on closing the subscriptions to other
| Loans.
In order that ctzens of every town and section of
the country may be afforded faciites Tor taking the
loan, the National Banks, State Banks and Private
Bankers throughout the country have generally
agreed to receive subscriptions at par. Subscribers
will select their own agents, in whom they have
eondence and who only to be responsible for the
delivery ofthe notes for which they receive orders
JAY COOKE
SUBSCRIPTION &GENT. PnILADrIrBri.
May 10, 1865.
| Subscriptions will bc received by
| First National Bank, DAYTON;
Second National, Dayton;
Dayton National Bank;
v. Winters a Son;
Harshman ~ German;
First National Bank, Germantown
Piqua National Bank, Piqua;
First National Bank, Springfield;
First National Bank, Troy;
First National bank, Xenia;
Second National Bank, Xenia.
m2Oismdw
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or Group, or Collie, or Toothache, OF He
Sleeplessness, or Suffering from Teething,
or Indigestion or Wetting the Bed, or
Measles, or Whooping. Cough, or Scarlet
Dipth7ria, or Bad Cold, or Hosrseness,
ofihe Ears and Deafness, or even serofi
sands have done and do daily.
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U. S. $40 Six Per Cent.
GOLD BEARING BONDS.

These Bonds are now worth handsome premium,
and are exempt, as are all tho Government Bonds
from State, County, and Municipal tara ion ehieL adds
from one 10 Tires per cent. pee 10 their paluc nc
cordng to this rate Levied upon other property The
interest payable semi.annnslly by coupons attached
to each note, which may be cut of and sold to y
bank banker.
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FAMILY CASES.

Case Of S5 large walls, in morocco, and Bq
Case Of % large wells, IN morocco, and y Z
Case of 20 large yials, in morocco and B
Case of ~ large walls, in plan case, and
Case Of IS boxes (No. to 15), and B0ok.A
Case Of any SIX boxes mo. to l5), and =
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combine pll the Advantages Of the best Io
treatment, without It's int icacy or uncertain
are prepared by n physician Of over TIVE
Homeopathic experience they have boei
every conceivable manner, rnd they have
dorsej and recommended in the highest
the unireds Of thousands who daily use (
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Cincinnati ProvIsIon Market.

S4NCINNATIs NOV. %.
The provision market is in decidedly
better tone. Mess pork was sold to the
extent of $50 barrels at $S1. Other small
sales were made at $3l so, and many of
the holders are asking $50. New mess
is held Mt S33. n - :
Bacon took an upward turn In the
forepart of the day, aud material adj
vance was established, particularly on
sides. Shoulders are now firm al lzc.-
81 lS We're reported to have sold ut 19c.
to the extent of 20 bbls. are offered at
less. Clear sides are held at 2lc, and
even higher in some cases.
Lard Is less firm, purchases, it is said,
can be made at 27c for primo in tierces,
though mostly held at 2Sc.
Bulk meats are supposed to be re-
duced in quantity to very small nile.
but the demand is light, and packers
feel as though they would like TO have
them out of the way. Prices Mt which
they would sell, however,i can scarcely
be given with accuracy.
Green meats are irregularly quoted.
Shoulders and sides are neglected, and
l2a15c as much as theWill bring. though
generally held above this figure. Hnnns
are steady at 1Sa1S<c.
Packers are decidedly Indifferent
about Opening outs on the present run
OF prices for hogs, and more apathy Is
shown than ever before, within our OBJ
servation. Prices to-day are not easily
quoted with fairness; SiOa11, gross, and
S12 5Oa13 as, net, seemed to cover the
range for light and heavy averages.
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The colore.I C,nnrent,on J,

PoUGHKEEPsIE, n. Y, Nov. t9.-The
State Convention of colored men adj
1ourned at late hour Wednesday night.
The proceedings throughout were very
harmonious and of an instructive ma
ture. A State Central Committee was
appointed to urge franchise and other
questions affecting the-interests of the
colored. Americana. Previous to the
final adjournment OF the Convention
the following resolutions were unani-
mously adopted: =
Resolved, That this Convention is of
the opinion that there should be ialrep-
resentation of colored men in the city
of Washington, from different sections,
to be there during the session OF Con-
gress, supported by people whose duty
Y should be to urge upon members Of
Congress the Importance Of having the
status Of colored Americans 20 fixed In
the land, that his color shall not be o
6arito his occupying any position, orsto
the enjoyment of all rights that apper-
tain to citizenship Quite a number Of
counties were represented, the delegates
homes to-day.
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Dry Goods.
NEW York, Nov. s.

NEW YORK, NOV. 3.
The market has been rather dull.
Buyers holding off with view to force
a concession in prices, and only taking
small amounts. The stocks Of goods
are light. Prices are, therefore, without
much alteration, taough without bow
ancy. The print market has become
quite sluggish. Goods cannot be re-
placed at latest quotations; and a very
little additional activity will send prices
up. Shirtings and sheetings of stand
ard makes are without great activity,
but stocks are small, and holders are
not willing to make sacrifices to force
sales on an unwilling market. Drills
are little ehsier. Spool cotton has adj
yanced. In woolens, the demand for
fancy cassimeres of the desirable style
are brisk and buoyant. Dark colors
and heavy goods are preferred. All
medium and low qualities are dull and
declining. Delaines are in better sup
ply and meet full demand, till the re-
cent rains very insufflciently met, at
steady and good prices. Mixed and
black satinets of fine quality are brisk
and firm: Blankets have receded in
price little. Heavy black doeskins,
beavers, and cloakings generally are
are quick and steady. Imported goods
are very firmly held. There is no dis
positionn to give way in price. British
and Connecticut dress-gOods of desira-
pie styles and qualities are selling rap
idly. Black broadcloths, beavers, Mos
cows, Italian cloths, black alpacas. etc.
are much wanted. Coburghs are scarce.
French merinos are in demand, while
the supply is insufficient. Poplfns sell
we'll, aud very buoyant in price:
Mousselines de lame IRE also much
sought after. Linens are in small sup
ply and hrm. Colored blankets are
selling quickly to arrive. The impor-
tations continue larpa. -1t--I- =
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New York lmI arlte,

NEW York, Nov. o.
= CoTToN-Heavy and &c. lower. 5Oa5Ic
for middling. FLoUR-5a1Oc, lower on
com. grades, at IS 3OaS 80 forex, State:
$9tO5a9 D for common to good spring
brands and extra Il. ii. Ohio; 50 3J3
II % for trade brands; market closing
dull. WH1SKY-Firmer; Western 50 20
az Al. WHRAT-0penedq quiet and nd
vanced lac, and closed heavy, with
buyers refusing to pay the advance:
81 73al 81 for Chicago spring: 81 I5a1 So
for Milwaukee club; 81 Sal SIS for ann
Der Milwaukee; 81 IS for choice new do:
g S6a2 40 for new amber State. Rye
Steady; Western at 81 10. BARLEY-
without decided change, at 81 u for
State and 81 so for Canada and western.
BARLEY MALT-Dull. CoRN-Opened
dull and closed heavy and 1c. lower, ut
S2aSSc. for unsound, and S9a9lc. for
sound Intddling and Western, closing
dull at soc. for tho latter. OATs-Firm-
er for sound and heavy for unsound, at
46a6Oc. for unsound and SEA 62c. for
SOUND. CoPFEE-Quiet. PETROLEUM
Quiet and firm at 361Sa37c. for crude
and 6Oa6lc. for refined bonded; refined
free nominal. PORR-Heavy, with a
good demand, at S32 20a32 so for mess
closing ut 1872 S71z cash, and 81 75a2S
for prime mess. BREF@Steady at lila
14c. forplain mess, and I4al7c. for extra.
BEEF HAMs-Dull. CUT ATRAT-Ouiet
at 10 1<al61 <c for shoulders, and l9a22JSc
for hams. BAcoN-Dull. LARD-Dul
at 24a2SHc. BUTTER-In demand Mt no
a42c. for Ohio, and 40a55c. for State
CHEESE-Eirm ut 141<a 19c.
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NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 7.-Gen. Fuller
ton has issued two circulars, one re-
minding freedmen of the approaching
contracts for labor another year; the
second directing all officers and agents
collecting school tax to report with coll
lections.
Col. W. Ghristy, a veteran of the war
of 1872, died in Texas. He was well
known.
The planters have adopted plan To
get the freedmen to pick cotton with
success. The measures every evening
of the cotton picked by each hand dur
ing the day are payed at once accord
ingly. This Is an Important fact, as a
great deal of the cotton fields of Texas
are unpicked-the freedmen refnsinE.
to work,
The cotton market Is extremely dull
and irregular at 54c. Sugar al ne,
Molasses active. Gold af 49Zc: re-
ceipts this week fully 81, 200, 600. Ex.
change firm. Checks 70. discount.
Gov Humphreys addresses % the
people Of that State to organize conn
panies to aid the civil aufhoritfes In
maintaining order, cautions them
against depressing any class of people,
The trade between Mexico and Taxas
Is Increasing, and promises to be large
Ex-9ov, Manning Is elected Inifed
States Senator, and b. z. Duncan Cl1iet
Justice Of the State.
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SAN Francisco, Nov. Seen. John
Il. Miller filed bonds preparatory to en-
tering on duty as Collector Of the Port
of San Francisco. This appointment
was commended by the principal news
papers of the State, and objected to by
none. - = - Z y
A long pending litigation between the
1 BSnrn!tng MOSCOW and the ophir Silver
Mining Company, was settled by COM
promise; the ophir Company taking the
ground In dispute, and paying $1,000.
Various suits brought on by one 81
the other companies were prosecuted
az an expense of nearly a million dol
lars. " t5ls'
Governor Low, the commissioner APP
pointed by the Government, examined
recently the completed portion of the
Pacific Railroad, extending from New
Castle to Colfax; d distance OF twenty
three miles. He approved the same
and forwarded It to Washington where
the report was endorsed by the Presi-
dent. Thecompany announces that the
bulk of the work to Dutch Fiat. nearly
so miles from SACRAMENTO viii be com-
pleted in December. Z
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/ From New YOrlk-.sThe ChOIerl...BrerI.
can RumOE-.-Gens I8FiSeOess Case Dis.
posed Of--The st, John Disasters.
EIeettoni NeOas-.BarEO slIeJOeity-s.
Destination in GeOFgIa and North
Carolina.
NEW YORK, Nov. 9.-The surgeon of
the Atlanta states that the majority of
her passengers are emigrants from
4 Switzerland and the southern part OF
Germany. They came by way OF Paris,
where the cholera Is raging, to HaVre.
and while there several died in board
Ing houses attended by government
physicians. The usual facilities We're
afforded by the officials for their ship
ment, and the anxiety to place them on
shpboard was so gaeat as to cause an
inquiry on the part of the officers of the
ship. Since the passengers have been
removed from the ship but few cases
have occurred, and these are of the
mlldest form. We may reasonably hope
FOR the speedy disappearance Of the
The New Orleans Crescent publishes
Mexican letter of Sept. 10th, PRETEND
ing to give the statement of a conspfr-
acy In New York city, for the purpose
Of precipitating the United States in n
war with the Mexico and France ut the
same time.
Alex. n. Stephens declines to run for
Congress In his district in Georgia.
The Posts Washington special saws
Gen. Briscoe was sentenced to five years
imprisonment, but has been released by
ordered of the Sec'y of War for gallant
services during the war.
DR.. Turner and other passengers of
the Atlanta have addressed another let
ter to Mayor Gunther, thanking him
for the interest manifested in their be-
half and his promises to do all in his
power to shorten their duration inquar.
antine.
The bark Chelton, from Havana, is re-
ported to have run the Quarantine
guard. The mayor has directed the cap
tain to take her back.
Coroner Widely continued the inVes-
hgation Of the st. John disaster this
afternoon: The Peoples Limo was rep
resented by Mr.. Smith, superintendent,
and ono of the manufacturers of the
boiler which exploded. The Coroner
stated that the owners of the st. John
wished thorough Investigation, and
occur. The investigation is still going |
on.
The Liverpool Post reports the Chol-
era diminishing in Southampton since
the 18th ult.
The Albany Journal makes Barlow's
majority in the State q, 900. The Argus
comedies 1t is about that figure.
a gentleman OF the American Union,
In Georgia, reports the children with
out privilege of schools to number 600. |
The poor whites are suffering for food |
at Atlanta. There Is great suffering in |
prospect unless help comes. MANY are
without shelter when night overfakes |
them.
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NJ. F. coNwAI, who has returned
from Kansas to Virginia, his native
State, since tho war closed, writes from
Richmond to the New York Times in
respect to Gov. Pierpoints assertion
that the South will not submit to taxa
ton for the payment of the national
debt, that he has lived as long in Rich
mond as Gov. Pierpoint, and amer full
and free intercourse with men in pub
lilo and private life from all parts of the
South, for six months, he has heard no
disposition or purpose to repudiate the
debt ayowed. 'tIf any such purpose or
disposition exists, it must be confined
to very select circle of malcontents
and conspirators who succeed, almost
miraculously, in keeping their aims
and even existence hidden from those
around them. But 1t Is my opinion
that no such purpose or disposition ex-
lists, and I give the opinion to the public
for what it may be worth, trusting
shall not be deemed obtrusiva or i'm
pertinent in SO doing" 4
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baltimore marked.

oALL4MOAEi now ".
Beef oderings-Beef cattle during the
week foot up 800 head; with q mir In
1uiry, as follows: Common beeveS 60
90 so; fair S7@7 SO; good ss@s 25, and
extra e IS 20; only one lot commanding
the extreme price. The hog market is
well supplied and prices lower; sales OF
common to prime live hogs at $l6S9l7 50
per cwt. net. Sheep-Receipts of about
], 900 head, with prices moderate, al
8H@7Ac. gross for ordinary to good
fat Sheep u " N q, tTi ?
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MnryIanti Election News.

BALTIMORE, Nov. a.-Returns from
the eastern shore indicate. the defeat of
Spencer, the Union candidate for Judge
election of Franklin. Inone district in
montgomery county no election took
place. the judges appointed having
been disqualified. Citizen registers re-
fused to let them have the lists of reg
istered voters. The Union party have,
elected ionr out of five judges voted for
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A Curious DeRth.

NEW YoRK, Nov. 9.2The brig Mar
shall has arrived from Africa. She re-
belonging to New Bedford, died on Oc.
itober S0th, from a twelve days attack
of hiccoughs.
The case of Barney & Fabian, for de-
fraudtng the government by illegally
withdrawing alcohol from the custom
House, commenced yesterday.
There were four arrests last night for
passing counterfeit tens (Sl0) on the
Thompson Bank Of Connecticut.
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BumaloMnrket.

bHFFALo, NOV. o.
held, No. 1 Chicago, at 81 81; No. i Mil
waukee spring 81 65; white Canada and
Michigan 81 35a2 45; amber winter 81 Is.
Corn firm. at zoe. II Oats dull at soc.
Barley quiet, Canada held at 81 u. Rye
at sOaS5c. Whisky firm at $3.50. Pork
SLABS. Canal freishts to New York :
Wheat 25c.; corn DE: onts 1910.
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Chicnro IInrket-

CHICAGO, Nov. Q.
Flour dull. Wheat unsettled, opening
at an advance of 5a6c for No. i, with
sales at 81 45a1I46 aud closed dull at
81 45. Sales of No. Eat 81 1SaI q Accord
Ing to location. Corn dull at 54I<a55
for No. !, and 511za52 for No. 2. Oats
firm and advanced 2a3c, sales at SOC.
PROVISIONS dull. Freights unchanged.
High wines quiet, saIes at 81 27a3 80.
Hogs dull and unsettled. -5as-.[,-.
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me Democratio tDreanl- BFolsen.

- INC OG12OGE0Ilni llEDllII- bE0E1n-
The DemoaatsyBegin TO suspect they
have madea mistake in pretending to
be the exclusive champions OF Presi-
dent Johnson's reconstruction policy.
The New York Neigs, which has been
eloquent in praise Of the President for
several weeks, Is quite taken aback by
his demands that the recognizing
States shall adopt the amendment to
the United States Constitution, and re-
pudiate the rebel State debt. and cries
out in melancholy style:
b. AS ar. seward writes by authority
OF the President, we are forced 10 con-
SIuue tn lat the doctrine of State leRisla-
IaL ZOE upon tedefaI compulsiOn Is parr
OF the policy OF reconstruction. n -,
let us bid farewell to republicnnis1n''
and accommodate ourselves to a poIifis
cal existence In complete antaRoniSnn
with the intent of the founders Of tbls,
government. Shall the Federal Com
stitution be amended by holding certain
states under duress, by intimidRtinR
themJ or bHbing them, or forcing them
to concur against their convictions of
duty and interest, with the desire Of
their sister States Yet such IL the
policy that the administration proposes
70 pursue toward Florida. 1t saws !:
Pass certain laws, or we withhold nom
you certain rights and privileges,
Legtslate as we direct you, or we refuse
you your legitimate place in our house-
hold! Such a doctrine is monstrous: h
strikes ut the vital principles OF our
political system. We appeal to tho
President to reconsid der his decision, and
rather to hold. the Southern States under
an avowed military despotism, than to
degrade them by making their legisla-
tors puppets, and their laws the mere
echoes of the voices of Northern fRc.
tions.o 800 20 ~
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New York Money and stock Market.

New York Money and stock Market.
NEW YoRK, Nov. 8.
MONEY AND GoLD.-NIoney active ut 7
per cent. Sterling dull at lOS1 falO8JG,
Gold without decided change; openine
at 146H and declining to 146L and
closing ut 1868.
GOVERNMENT STOCKS Ia1Sc. lower.
STOCKS strong-Rock Island 1867:
CLEVELAND and Pittsburgh 945s; Chicago
and Northwestern, preferred, 663S; Mil
waukee and Prairie du Chen $50; Pitts.
31rgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago lO37<;
Alton and Terre Haute 40; Alton and
Ierre Haute; preferred, "a; Canton 49,;
Martposa 1118; New York Central 98:
Erie 941{; Reading 114H; Michigan
Southern IN; Toledo, Wabash and
Western 50; Ohio and Mississippi cor
5-2O's coupons of 1862 1Ol3; do. OF al
100; do. of '65 100; 1910 coupons 9Is<:
treasury 1905 06sS. -
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3 .Whaalinp Rrama1.r

IHHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE Tells DAY
III purchased the entire Brewing Mating
and Hop busine8 of George W. Smith, Es0.,
Of the City Of Wheeling. ". Va, and have
leased for term Of years, hti extensive
brewery ana Malt Houses and res fully m
the public enefaIiy that they leet them tlye1
eompet emit 70 keep mp the wen known reputa-
non q George NJ ". s1lit Ales, Malt, DC.
th14ils and the public may rest assured they
VIII receIye ~ good article form the new firm
H.UARIIIeYToN co.
WheehnE, ". Va, Nov, LIST leo5.-2W
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c1Nc1NNATt, Nov. 9.-singer & Co.'S
packing house in Chicago was DESTROYED
by tireon Tuesday. Loss Ss0, 600. Most
Reports from Alabama concede the
election of Bulger for Governor, by
a small majority. - = -
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From De1FOit.--Loss or q PropelIe,

DETROIT, Nov. O.-The Canadian pro-
peller Rockville, with large cargo Of
flour from Milwaukee to Montreal, was
wrecked Mt Big Sable, Lake Michigan.
drowned. Boat and cargo were a total
loss. - - -
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CHICAGO, Nov. awhile the Ameri-
can Express Co.'s WAGON. for the de-
livery Of money packaReS, was GOING
the rounds this morning it was discov-
cred that satGhe1 containing $50. 600
had been taken from the wagon. Al de
tecttYe force 8 at work, but as vet no
clue has been discovered to the theft,
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From 1FobueEEIeeffon lTevgu

NOZZLE, Nov. S.-Bulger's majority
for Governor in this city over Cotton
and Smith, is ,240. Langdoh's MAORI
~ for. Congress In this city over Cieye-
land and Matthews, Is 1,On.
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ToIesIo Markef.
TOLEDO, Nov.

TOLEDO, Nov. o.
Wheat steady; sales of old amber
Michigan OF e; new 81 SO. Corn Ic.
better; sales at Gle. Oats steady! sales
Mt 3sc. Lake freights &c. on wheat to
Buffalo; lie to;OsWego.