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Notes Of all denominations named will 10 prompt
Iy furnish, d upon rec ipt Of snbserPdons-
Tbs Notss Of tbs Third Series are prseSe'y SINH
lar In form and privileges TO the seven-1hi.ties
already sold, except that this Government eeser5es
to issslf the option o. paying interest in god coin
ats per cent. instead OF 3 lOEhs in currency. Sub
soribsrs VII dSducs the intsressia currency up to
July 18th, ct the time when they subscribe.
The delivery OF the notes Of this third seTiel Of
the ssvsn-thirttG will commeaoe on the LIST Of
Juns, aad viii be made promptly and eontauouIly
after that date.
The slight char g madI in the conditions Of this
Third SERIES aaeels only the matter Of inter
est. ThspSymsnt in gOla, IL made, will Dc esuiSA-
Isut to tue Currency interest of the higher rate.
The return to specie payments, in the event Of
which only will the Optian to pay interest iAGold
be S7alsd Of would SO reduce AID equsliEs prices
that purchases made with ak Per cent in gold
would be fully equal to those made with seven and
three tenths per cent, in currency. This Is
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{: IS. 5a.a-.SgGA .
ELAGSI FLAGol-0f all Sizes, Styles
Il aad Qualities. address
g. W OB0WELL 3 co.,
isnS:2t8 laT hyperion st Olsvelani.
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COngres tiOnaI convention in Boston.

COnSreE atiOnai convention In Boston.
The Council of Congregational Minis
tsrs assembled in the Mount Vernon
Church, Boston, on Friday. After the
transaction of routine business, an address
was delivered by the Rev. DR.. MonOd, of
Paris. His remarks were raey and pun
gent. He alluded to the profound Eymps-
thy entertained by French Evangelical
Christians with the struggles and final tri-
umph of the North, and stated that while
those who were convicted of the murder of
President Lincoln should be undoubtedly
executed, yet the cause Of liberal ideas and
progress in Europe would receive 8 great
blew if the final triumph of the Union
should be stained by the blood of those
who sought its overthrow. He held that
an enlarged clemency toward them WAS
the proper policy.
The Rev. DR.. Thompson, of New York,
submitted 3 declaration of Congregational
faith, which was referred TO a committee.
Trouble Among the COlOred Troops.
A serious mutiny is reported among the
colored troops at Fortress Monroe. Our
readers will remember that s similar
story, rejecting seriously on the good COL
duct of our colored soldiers, which was
recently telegrsphed from Memphis, sub
saquenlly proved to be q sheer fabrication
and they would do well to suspend judg-
ment in this case until all the facts and
circumstances are officially made public
We may expect TO hesr from the South
all manner of reports prejpdicial to the
colored race, which must necessarily be re-
ceived with many grains Of allowance.
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AT CLEVELAND,

At RusaelPs Forrest City House, from
Monday, July Sd, until Saturday, July
9th.
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lust RECEIVED FROM AUCTION
q aBd Ma rfaeturers,
100 II, o. ilk Trimming Cord.
1N do Smoked Pearl buttons.
100 de While do do
lnO do do Ivory do
Leo do Pressed Horn do
81 dog. Ladies Elk AID Lis,e Thread Gloves.
500 do do Sitk Mitts.
1COJ do do White Cotton Hose,
l6'0 do do Pents Socks.
o. Besides hundreds OF Job Lots Of eo1ds, ell o
which We OFFS TO Merchants, FAnkes Notion Deal
srs ard Draggists, It Remarkably low figures. Cal
and sxamine-
We have just rsostEsd $4,000 Lincoln Mourning
Envelopes.
M.HALLE . CO.,
Gmy20 & TAT Water street.
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and the hospital. They have never fought
against us. They have relied upon our
promise, and have performed their part.
Without them, and without their presence
as q weakness to the Enemy We might new
er have succeeded. By their simple faith
in US, following our fleets and u armies,
they have earned their freedom. The enc
my know And confess that an inevitable in
cident of their overthrow is the freedom of
the slave. 1 therefore conclude that we
must secure them their freedom beyond all
doubt or ~persdventure, and msintsin it
against every danger in any form OF recon.
struction that may be adopted. -
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AZ WeEE
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The Only Loan in Market

The Only Loan IN Market
Now offered BY the Government and its superior
advantages make 1t the
Great Popular Loan Of the People.
Less than $50, OOO. 900 Ofths Loan authorized by
the last Congress are now on the market. Thi,
amount, at the rate at which 1t ia being absorbed,
will al be subscribed for within sixty days, when
the notes viii undoubtedly Command a premium,
As has uniformly been .hs case on closing the sub
SoriptiOnS 70 other Loans.
In order that citizens Of svery town and section
Of the country may be Afforded facilities for taking
tbs loan, the National Banks, State BauAs, and
Private Bankers throughout the country have gen
erAllT agreed to receive subscriptions at par. Sub
sorIberB will select their own agents, in whom they
haVs conadsnoe, and vho only are TO DO responsible
for the delivery OF the notes for which they receive
orders.
JAY COOKE.
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NEWTONVILLE Nov. 10, 1858,

From tie Rev. B. z! WeLeh, formerly Pas
tor of the Pearl Street Paptist Church
ALba5L Nsto York sc Etas
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Subscriptions will be reeeivsd.by the
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
SECOND NATIONAL BANK,
MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK,
COMMERCIAL NATIONAL BANK,
NATIONAL CITY BANK, of Cleveland.
my90.
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u l. BALDWIN & co.
III. 81! OPEN THIS DAY
D., Plain Coiorsd PeIea'es,
g and 3 4 Grenadines,
$40 s and 4 4 Black snd White Checks,
Bis K and White inch PiAids,
2 Pearl and Lavender sukA,
Biaos Gros rain tilks,
Moon on the Lake MohAirs,
sI PLATA White - gandi 8,
F'gurd -Uis IS,
SkIrting Csmbncs
fsrsH or Sktru, ia he new shape,
I sd Elegant Valeneisnne Lace,
Poiot I scs Collars-BAI gains,
Pa:Atols and sun Umbrellas. jeLf
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D. HUDSON,

Losses promptly adjusted and paid.
api6:256am J. ERsWOETH. Age
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a2as gal-.9 - ~ ~
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. meeting Of the representatives, OF tbs working
and land interests 4 the TArr Farm WAS held b lew
days sgJ to consider tbs evil Of which 1 have spoken
above ant tue remedy. 1t wss the Un7niDors
opinion that every well capable OF being worked
should be cassd with an STtesian tubing or casing
down TO the second sand > one, and 80 dbagg=d at
thst point. It was > 90 cobEiderei Decess ry TO
Q ed-b z, at the second SANDSTONE, every well now
Cd O.. nd thRt in case = . pr ptiet0rs Of such wells
we're abs ut the expenses ofso doing shOu q be b rne
b. t-e par les present, or rspre-e ted At the mset-
log Ia > pro "a rate IL was further agreed to
pump vigo Ousy aud continuously, all wells which
are Vie di, or give pr mise Of yieldi g oil.
siT ar NEE ing was held on the BLOOD Farm,
aud good results viii dOubtItas eoEs iron the
unfLed ActiOn.
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Subscription Agent,
30. IlssOuth Third strsst, Philadelphia.
Nay Is, 1855.
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"a. insured. n. followiss 10 the isciron pf yuise
T0rLns In The wi'hin oas bold Judsh ne &c
aeon and Il aud. disrhan Tue charge Of atonnn
eppein on the per, against Lu'her ". puet aho
t'ei by he .a,d wniiam F,ndon TO ans.ef the
chaIte OF {, un by the within papers
A,y,s'q y ip,gsi Bu'gar'. On sunday morning
officer. Gun linss aud Mcintyre, and s'i'e1nI loS
efy, Of the 2lu pc 'inct. arfescd Grant BMey'
Th,m1, r. Twin, Nchscl cnunlirnhn ,nd Mich ell
PryiGu chAfrci .i'h LIvnr eulcfcd the pfenltcs ~
ltp.r 'rith. No. blb "a Avtguc sni 'cH'ilF euhf-
IT. o. l,4uo frud e.as 1ht Z. sonc -e.e i'en l.
hel lie tet DO licsc into 'ie s'ine ".e o." .ue
o. iit hIttIt, to,gel NJ SMITH O,s 81 tt 600 e.
tn.u'hei IL, nrh.s .'nd lld hun .pul mel! aa-
coup ser RAJ foli ed 10" lu utuf. Jtstce heiy
con mi ted the hocufed for TIA without lah.
Arrest or Wan char ed ri Nu,d'-.--cffcer
F,d of he fth Precinct, made tie Arrest o. color
o. inNn banned Call'u.. who IL caAs ci with he
ugrie Of srohet coo.e1. mN named Nm; N.Y.,
.Iunc ia.t CslAouu fed 10 Nrv post y. l.. vhe. ?
'c'i ic tra,k,d -nU arrested hilH. AMI brought
l.U ck isst rscutas
TICoro Horse and Wigon.-On suuda nlrh.,
Officer DO etan. OF .hc rrcci c.. arrested lad
namcl John Nahoue,, charFcd With 'teslinra horse
md wssor ieIon .ine 20 ~, wlsm y Ross Of 10
81 fsufeus gtIrt. T. rpn = that Nc. l.~s owe
D. horse a1d sson il OF o No iSj Hu sop s-ie' y
touct and con .qlo1. 1t !. ,.l-r"u. iu vel In aud
t'o.c Of aisf pd rate. h"i pro- e'l'l 10 ,,L,. -
md item ep g. lotdec uod.c con,i',ed the pr
sp1e tor ,tul'4ation
.rrsro, liou., KaI'srs -orI-c'' 'o-t and u we
er, d The 29,h Precinct. NIe',eu 'ohn joHe'. sni
cS ~ Inc he ,ts. i,rr, Of VIZ. 100. v. U.s. eve,
avenue yhils slo - - ~ nj ''r.iur ~
'ci them nthe re- The p.i''uc bod ym .oi'
Viac committed tho aecuscd isr trsi.
Rsberts Ann NoCul.cush,a domestic W. ar
"a b. So. n..g. h.F tfrf l.r
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LOCAL. MEMS.
NEW YORK AND rHy VICINITY

RETuRSING VETERANS. TLr O. D T.
menI urish D.iea'e. under Co. J-m,, . 81. S..
arrived at the Battery Barracks at o. 90, h.l. .,.
Sunday night, and the teIatulla 10 DID,. q. go .
sistins oi he d3d, und + Co. Juius = i ..... e.l
the ssth, under Col. NJ. Oitad, AL 'r, SO S.t.--
aehusett[ under Major BlAck, EIvela u,..I
hour yesterday morning, he Nho.o tuubl#.
men, under B.iradier-Geneial Eo.ot Nu,ut. 'ot
meTly Lieutenant Colonel Of he 90 % So, S. ~.
under Co ooran. Whea tley went TO tAo wen uldy-
General Measher, they numbe oil 9,4.y len. aai
aimee then they recruit ed suV men. The BugaGo
diSed yesterday at the Soldiers DEPOT II Howard
street. Tho lat n Y. Volunteers Griivst late Las.
evening. The regiment Ialsel in 49, and par.
tiepated In the following seges and bait es Siege,
Fort Pulaski, fors Wagner and sumter,n nj Charles
ton and Petersburg Battles, james II land, Pcco-
tAliso, Morris Island, olustee and DR. urs Blun
The 10th Regiment and the 7Sd n. Y, v proceedei
Ssstsrdays Harris lsaDd " DO muster % oui of the
sfvies
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Excitssne.s at Usrrisbura-supposed AZ
te.upt TO Hire tue [ ity.

There 4, no doubt whatever, says q Harrisburg
correspondent July 1st that Harrisburg 10 nies Ell
with de.pe-nte charac'er, Who have originated the
6,e, TINT have occurred here within the last three
~toka In the FRI, Ere Of the series ihev eestroye3
sbou, thirty five thousand douai worth u poe ~
~ The hect Of the city. Their eco 4 s'tewg, ~m
In lie ear Of be Brady House and the S.rtL Wtfi
Il : iraufra' h,hoo'. Ihs sustc . cumpocd
u4n,y Of l'st ttsiur teremrutS, auu y tie nr en-
al M sfri,Va tarlv tie shOip siaic ~ b. have
i.S h. ,,h6s ~ Z, n.5,uinr The nj fio oo,ur-cd
e.tlt this no nina. ln - ahic Ia Ru2teffy aue =,
ie'wCeu Make and Z. eiIlt stree. ~ ore see
IL tie Jones Hou e. on zoe vtaer TIE kcheA TO o.
tho A,.ts' hot i- IA TIE sIIy. IN eHte 'ic'ui D..
tho nsuphn pep1i BeuN Masonic nsiL, Cgur'
ing. the Bop ~ 4 ST. Z. :. I.,elhsnrr. see
d,.tio I'd . e.e 6ic tsve AL occur ed be'reen he
a, syt, cr.- gc,l.p,d 10 bum l..re and va.uau =
at ic.' E,e.b by zieconItr ala mel ht We
pessiUu IL rsrius oung hat 8 Is m orraniz'd t .
tiu ~ tun Lc Place The var 9r ioHthi .eLt
y,ry lArge LufIh't Of fine art and MAJ tf1"cf Au
tio c-l ecpc DO tor t"3uain, sc bA'e 80. ~
Nsit .IAir bu.tNi TO- tfc,' ed 'or UhpoiH Pu %. -
In.tel the ire y arre,y couP-.d = NE c!!-' %
buiit.L.s town mtct.n- VS. cai',l o' tLe pa o.
s'tpnJ.ac.. Ia aa.or oleucd The O. uctne IN
tit,,u 4 zone Cnfh. caIlIuR ioi !minediht' heA
,iYa d. Sue u.l tic U,fs sua thinking "a cons, hne
to.ttu .rd hat his O.At 10 &c cIc-'i st.f e. "a
Lou, Il vss de'etmiucH 90 cioo oil dnnE.n'
. ui.ted 49, prTols sNo. ~ TO ta.u ...'I.',
tslt'in Lc .chl1ch, nh.d - Vo' M
taid shat De- h.l d0uh ci the s.rIi owe. ho', iueu
liuF 6 un O.. De- 'hN ?, AM 1ha' thi-N ~ . 'N.
BE- auC ~ a. i.i uuA ruaIrs iot cove stuu'a i'd'
tC.fJfIrf. le on o,ra-.pl 20 oI." We mat 'i'
. ai. 90 .cn ,t.'- vLtrc .Ooye'i NJ p.'p'.V y
stored. thc bacterial o, tle tud"irrs Sus NcF %
. inun.s..,, in tho.t that fh'y Tct' m :, ~ u lc
toxic" '..y 10 tfus ~ So moncut. ne ., 10
mat uitu.u.h lo ga not SLOW tine ieein. oi t'
" .so. .ad GYuu...s .pcn 'lC tul.v.t lc YOU'D -
trsi Il 1uf Dt o. 'u.t CpU. Pc o. Hti' e. 10 % '
fl-pr.m. ii.tf..tsutct the. vou.d han. l4, {, A
80 isfNp 20 3. Ihs-h. rt'c Ell ~ 100 'h6c's h.'
'hc Nicola. uLulvi OF ctF'ns Hto.ted 70 ~
tr.t.hl IL c,ush, 4 vii &c t..nlt no. ." goa
N,utut thins tot Inn. lht recent h'hNE lv't'r u0.
exc. Tee, the ,it zen ven canoe a'.-i 'N'st s'" ln
Dtc,- Tie ,nt Vie e. iur .ttc 81 20 % 'ert Ha 200
v uslr on ai,oT /. O'cOck lJ chnlot give st. ASA
L. nu.nL VI LL.uL.eLNcs.
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CHRISTIANS
MISTAKE.

"vc-- wt',"N- .a'd. li-dly, ais thua nice
10 YOU l.vei 'krlhao ..sT Then B.; hrd
rea , q i'ly 1'you 80 to ted Good night my
dr1,."
!. was harl y . * y.nS 1 us, who vsi r1 coli r'd
r ,au uuo' dixie, VIII 90 hs..e resrous.ve
ucss l., hor ,tdrr.
81 here OH IA rn.c fo- today " y our Curi.i.r,
Gnxousy, md cecrmHct TO epoas 90 Tt'a's
"a. Cr go hrst ,Tp rtuu,t,. II WIS din w n
H,l today, and slerNnr thrf vcre 10 90 20 The
llas-d lAyei o. er'auncDi a. the vice chapccl-
lor'q, which v,s 90 l. auzurAte her entrance iuto
Mss 6 s,o,.ue osr fun ofit and dur - al tie
tine that ire h'ee ladies' we're iuitc togc'' ~, re
talked necessarily, 80 t'ah even hSd SIC slei
Ms. Grey could not have rot in s0llc word 81
.hd4i-, concerning % Bsnnet. She, hover r
jul.cl u test 20 Al quietly TIL the cloth was re-
moved snt rkrr ytulshed
y, soon as the ladies' w-e alone, she sid to
NJ 81 Gascoi- ne outright, without showing either
/ hesitation or annoyance:
u met Mss B.unet, in the Rail TODAY. Way
| DID you not EEL me at on an Aunt Nara hAl
| chosen g1verncss 'or L'itih :"
3 imeirn.s no,hm2 po1zlos ycrv clever people ~
! much as u peco u lrec1 simpheiiy. Aunt Hen
ricit, sctuAl IS lluFNoi.
! 'Nh, scn Fuve-ncs7f Wen, So VIC di. We
were heed 20 do t. Aud YOU we've 20 N lch &C
cup 81 wits A-lhY.. TgteNt. must Say" re-
! covering lerscl from the Zee Onsve IT. the o'cn-
I ave position, "that the way YOU made SOU 7eli
per oot slave to hat oAl.. to The NEGLECT o. al.
! your othcr du.,ca, Wa"
! "Svycr m.ug hat u0N, n nso JugI tell me
about Mss Bennett. Wen DID she COM aud
low I'D you hear finer p
oA- SPOKE q1'Ie ,e4dy, in nero inquiry s'e
W.. 50 an 1us ueiti er So vo nor 10 take o4oase,
~ coaid + as.hly he hNuact.
Excuse M, Mes Grey oli can not zee v h -
rigLt you ave to qlrs.oa tuc, or / 10 answsr.
An uOt capable Of tas management " my own
sscrs cluIr Il, who have lccu uu er my care
eve. since suo ditI, nnt "a VII IN ucYrr supposed
YOU would take ne : gh'esi Ir,errst ?"
| viii not a .,stuu the p1,lt OF my Interest N
1, e oAiidrsn. |. / caa 20, oys il IN otlc' vas
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Si.d, N rbicb r.r,' en- NJ r, va, onlv one dhct
entrance, Lite door leading into ainu' O
Clu {, and o. this toJr Barker uTialy tcp
Ley. NV, however, It bung Il II ihe Itu' 81
6s.d Ne Moor Gtyhtencd creature, Who, W
III mute SIC saw her ssp.n,oIter, .rieo to raA avs
"Tts, CON. ,aek Tell rs, sho-. you ,,'le
Lecn Nitooc, Pl.lis " any tgiy' Az "honi 10
arc you not - so cut q si4.' ,, ~ 4
az VS. only to--,o fet-h = erocus for Any,
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ttey might have tcc1 partly tue t-c child huG
ser h, ii apd gan &c vAio'pcr' she vi"
y! "cons lee to mr." ,.ii Chri'i,,ss
nnv tni rravslv, lead ~ her 70 he sI'--
door, 40 ttM what lyht there was
4. 40 rrgn her zee: "|tt me loot u you
49,. ..r,.. . rpe the t-,,,h Don'the Afraid
t.,A Iw.ll not punish you. VIII no' !"
UPON ycu n Arv ~nse, n gu " ~ on sc o.
irrtA. TuAA l'ncyri ~" you ~ 20 o' %.
h. 10 c-,.p'1g Ia Az ont Of 'cr rapss -. g.
ari,t Tn Of orce, where have you teer "a,
" o. was Nth 7o1r ,,,. =.
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81 I-rri an iu.r frsr the rure"rT " ~
ro~u 90 h.vs to- " Oh cock aud UsiH' =. O..
. :, .,l-rt mont lust rrn fur ten 'n'unios
81 20 Rc-r-i, W. v.uic1 to tso me"
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. .isa 80
/ 90. ~ gentleman" -ad LottA ha'-r
tead All Flushing With tis' I7 fdl pee"
/ cous' Hsnsss o. sad 8 soc IN hs1e sfI'
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she onlv sA.d lie wsa r'end q lcrN W..
ltlr girls, aid thai u o''.t come snd o y
walk win thfU, wt.1ri t,lf'y i MS or
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. Nerf'a para At tie hay uoor' and Ann htr
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? cllA rcVor 81 ewes what aaT, even l'H
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-07-24

AN article i'm the United States EcoHo-
mast April 10 il is stated that
We have large increase Of machin-
cry both for worsteds and woolens; the
wOrstcd business having almost entire
ly sprung up during the last four years
and is now causing an enormous de-
mHnd compared with the supply OF
coarse combing wOols,and giving them
value unprecedented in the whole
history Of the wool business. Last
week, Notwithstanding the severe de
preston, coarse Canada wool sold al
81 - i'm Boston. which was equal 10
7O24c i'm gold. Then we have a large
increase Of machinery for nous de
LANES. This business requires comb
ing wool, but of shorter and finer
kind than commonly termed combing.
This increase will require a greater
quantity than the increased production
OF the past four years, leaving the in
creased machinery 10 be supplied from
foreign woods. We have also reason to
believe. from facts that have lately
come 10 our knowledge, that on ac-
count of our Increased tariii, several
large English manufacturers cOnteIn-
plate moving their machinery 90 this
country, and bringing operatives suiii-
Client 10 work il.