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L. p. Cone has received the Illustrated
LondonN ews, BELTS Life in London, lllusira-
ted Sporting News, " eekly Times Atheneum,
Once Week, PuBch, al the fssr Reand
Saturday Review, Spectator, Dublin Native,
Irishman, FrssInan's journal,
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The Bridal Chamber, an Essay Of Warning
and Instruction for Young Men. Also, rev and re-
liable treatment for Diseases Of the Urinary and
Sexual Systems-Sent free, in sealed envelopes.
Address, DR.. ]. SKILLIN HOUGHT0N Howard
Association. Philadelphia, Pa. sprlS-ly
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huuIE DlsIziCr % rESzEssEE, No lo0. I
A n iuiormaucn hsFiag hesn sled in TIE u. =
"A lslri Cur for sad diztrici ~ n. Il Harri.
sou. EsQ. 4 s. AitoTnsY far SID disiret aransf All
TIE right tile snd irieresi o r. c. Poster Sd 20
and durilg hs nsiurai llis b I'D in The house an
iof o. Vine street, where said Fcstsr nov re ides
sd iot lrunting one h1ndrtI feet % SD street
and alsinst toe fesls nov due and % become dul
The eua, alleging that tie ssai rstt tile a1d inier
80 and tia saId renis kai haan saire 10 Eaif dis
tues 81 Ind g. loffsted b Tn uutad safes 81
csusss m utoued 10 sd fnfomaloa and allesel
70 he true, ard pssy ~ Or prccesg 90 auiofce u
sesEu-e aal ccEfsc ncn q SD properly. kc
Nos, thoreiore. he ely glve punlic uoaee % Al
rsrToss ialefesled faid properly. % .ppear he.
lore sd oouri On he Sd hoo'ay IE October next
Il ne PedeFa CcuTl Room &c ne Cariioi At Nash
We inssaid lisfria a. ID o'cicck a. N thea aad
ne . 70 prupourd tneif Eims and make her ale
gsf5ss q fhal 3 shsn EDWIN r islAecOck.
Marsha Il the &id4le d st-ics q Een1sssee-
Ell las
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just received, per Express, hne lot Of
sWissos, carleton, nainsook, muslins, st pri-
Vste sale. Gao. EHIELDs 4 Co.
jlyl-u IS and n College street.
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81, CoLLEoE st VIM. ". Berry & Co. still
take the lead in cheap and desirable dress
goods, which they are determined to sell ct
reasonable prices. sept22-tf.
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Elegant Lyons velvet and black cloth
cloaks, wrappings aud elk mantles, shawls
Of every grade can be found at
WM. ". BERsY & Co.'S,
sept22-tf.
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The Jsek-on fAiiss.l Daily News savaeely

The Jsek-on (Aiiss.) Daily News ssyagely
denouuces Gov. Sharkey for agreeing TO ac-
eept the proposition Of Col. Samuel Thomas,
Of the Freedmen's Bureau, to transfer all
cases in which the negroes sre concerned TO
the civil authorities, on condition that the
freedmen are allowed equal rights before
the courts, both as suitOrs and witnesses.
Speaking for the peop'e, the News says
They would have gladly accepted it to rid
themselves one moment Of this Bureau Of
oppression but when it is coupled with an
Endorsement Of all that is claimed by the
agents Of that Bureau, the people sgiH repu-
date the aef and opinion aoih anGFiality
which will astonish Gov. ShaTkeY. or any
other man who advocates the equality Of the
negro before our Judicial tribunals"
If Mississippi wishes to remain under
military rule Indefinitely, she has bat to
follow such blind leaders as the News.
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Deafness and an other affections OF tho
Ear treated by new method and a cure
guaranteed BY Dr, Aborn, Church 81 be
low the Postotice. oetla-st
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Aucsloy s4LE.-We call attention % the
advertisement Of Geo. Shieids & Co, q be
found elsewhere. He sells large stock Of
liquors, together with cigars, &c.
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ATTENTION IRIsHHEE Checks on the u
ster Banking Co., Belfast, Ireland, in sums
Of 81 70 flO for sale ct C. n. Ordway's Bro
ker Office, No. as College street. If
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We are obliged % I'd. Butler f,r fles a.
Mobile pspers. We wish our younc friend
success IN his new home on the Cali
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c. B. BRAY, has Just received 200 more Of
those beautiful Velvet Mats and Rugs.
Oct-5 St
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Sell your uncurrent money, mutilated
Notes, 5 and 8 cts. interest NOtes-at @. n.
Ordway's Brokers' Office, 4s College street.
&C
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Get your wall paper at Merritt 4 Hills,
corner of Market and Church streets.
octs IT, Ec flHt
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To CcRSSnpiiVes-

The advertiser having been restored y
health in 4 few weeks, By a very simple
remedy, after having suffered seyeral year:
with a severe lung affection, and that are;id
disease, Consump tion--is anxious 10 make
known to his fellow sufferers the means OF
cure.
To all who desire it, he viii send copy
Of the prescription used, free Of charged
with directions for preparing aud using the
same. which they will find a sure cure for
Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, &c. The
only object of the advertiser in sending the
prescrip tion is 10 benefit the afflicted and
spread information which be considers 10
be invaluable; and he hopes every sufferer
will try his remedy, as It will cost them
nothing and may prove q blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please
address Rev. EDWARD A. NHsoS,
Williamsburg, Kings Co., New York.
The Complexion and Hair.
Bald Heads and Bare Faces covered, Gray
Hair restored, Light Hair darkened, Weak
Hair strengthened. and Bushy hair beauti-
fed
Also, Pimpled faces cured purified and
made soft, smooth, clear and beautiful, by
the use of Chapman's Celebrated Receipts
Mailed free TO those who wish to give them
an honest trial.
These receipts can be obtained without
charge by return mail, by addressing
THOs. F. CHAPMAN,
Chemist and Perfumer,
oetS-lm S3l Broadway, New York
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Corvrv rauss.-rhe County Court id
iourued to meet the drst Monday in next
month.
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The President has psrdonsd b. G. Gallo
way, former editor Of the Asnphn Ava
larehs ana Postmaster Of As1phiss
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VIC. Collier has cur ihaaEs ior lsts news
papers.
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Hats, Caps and Furnishing Goods of the
latest styles, just received.
r. II. THOMPSON,
sepl2-lm Is Cherry Street.
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We are indebted & the Adams Express
Tor late New York and Atlantis papers.
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Persons unacquainted 10 the city seeing
80 many advertisements for the treatment
Of Special Diseases, are often ct q loss 10 de-
ermine 70 whom 10 entrust the troatment
Of such cases. To such persons We take
pleasure in stating that she oldest estab-
hshment Of this kind Is az No. g Doaderick
street, and this should be a sufficient guar
antee that this lie q reliable institution. DR.
A RICHARD JoEEs may BE- found in his Of
ice during the hours stated in his general
advertisement. Az medicines furnished N
Ae Office.
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Administrator Notice..

TO The creiters q the esisis q jas. L. Hazard.
= ee,.- --sa Having sngzested the insolgency q
SID eSlafe q the Clerk q he sT,ith f-litrr Co..
yoa efe hereof notIei % 6ia your q inns, aaly an-
lesnieaied. sgsnzt SD estate, win ssd CLERK. n
~ 10y ne lth q fehrua y. las or theg ed te
sep4i--tt TII.NAN r. FLIPPIN. Admir-.
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FRANK PARRISH'S
SANDS'ALE

wrTE naFs On ha1d lsrzs stccr n es-.laf c.
W caao Dream and 1lccE aIaa. nfart - -.
rriaa direct ann iEnd1' Cl.Ies.n rr1ma4- 49,
- 40 nei eiaiia NJ SUE AaEtCI N His nlar
Eat
Alao bctfed Aie 1f M 80 rnanufsrfrrs. We
have $50 a laTfs sock 81 euIIfls' -IsarIIr. -
Eaualy oruccrisas shch - ars oHsrnq = -
AtAre- z. O. WO ID Cu..
lAA--N Is urlrn afrnal.
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b. 7TEsS. ...,s: 'F'Fiis rl''l' Is''' = at
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Az Jacksonville, on the Tennessee River, clos,
connechou IS made with a hne ally Line Of steam
era 70 81. Louis. They will receive the Cotton ant
pay all accrued charges 10 that point and trans
port { 70 st. LOUIS, giving through bill Of lsdng {.
tsew York. AZ -. LOUIS the Cotton is transferred
ny the hosts to Broad Gague M ssissippi and Obi
River Railroad. troe Of Drayage, and ~ them 4
carried to New York without change Of cars. I
shippers prefer the roule BY way Of Louisville tn
Ageuts Of the different Through Freight Lires I.
New ork, will receive il at Nashville and forwar,
it al the vay BY Rai, paying accrued charges
thoot eEira slPense. he Nashville Louis
connected, Cotton sh p9ed hy way Of Johnsonyiil,
vii not change cars 81 Nashville.
Rates from John sonyil to New York s. per hale
from Nashville al RAID, $40 So, las We are sdu
sedl Parties desiring % re-ship 1t Nashville, IN
stead Of Johnsouvilie. caa haye option Of Shipping
By ktesmbcat 10 Cincinnats-- the Cumberland RiT
e heing in hns beating order" At low rats o
FrsiEht, net exceeding 81 per bale to Cineinnah
and nom that point over three different lines o
Railroad. a. S per bale Cotton by either roui.
can be lad down Ia New York from Eulsula, Mont
gomery, Columbus OF West Point, IN y days
Shippers must consign 10 steamhoaf Agent 81
Jacksonville, and 70 agents o. ThronRh Lines. or
Commission Merchant At Nashville Governneai
permits must accompany ssah hia Of lading.
R. BAUGH,
sups ". &A.RR
GEO 6. HULL,
supt. A &W. P. r R
CHAS 7. POLLARD.
PreSt H. PR
Z. l. CLARK,
SupL Muscogee Railroad
VIRGIL POWERS.
eupt s. ". RR
Z B. WALKER.
supL n &W.RR
+ II. EWING,
Gen Freight Ag'i Ma c, and N&NWRR
sep2S-lm
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Administrators Notice.

TO TIE creditors o. the osiat4 q J. +. H-flonsif
- sfees-ea. HssnS snsze ted ne insolrency q
VOC sre hereby notified % G e yorr elaine Sufy ~
thenn sted, sgeusi aid estate WITH sad Ciaf- -
o. - - ne Is day q 5annsfy, ls6d OF hey ~
D. narred irorn their pro 7ate.
seIai-sas T. n hoDONAID. Affair.
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allsnetara & Gamnlereial.

New York Exchange is in good deaand at par
buying, 4 selling. There's also a good business
dong IN 1875 (Which are SIN selling st par and IN
teresL
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Aaer carefully examining the proceed
mes. 6ndings and sentence, in the case O
Champ Ferguson, General Thomss has hp-
proved the whole thing, aud justice is now
about 70 be done 70 one Of the blacklist vii
lains thst ever disgraeed the world. The
cold bl0oded assassin is soon 10 die fellon'
death But few days are nov leit him; in
little more than q week, he viii be called
upon 10 face the victims Of bis treachery
and cruelty. To the seton Of the Military
Commission and General Thomas, the com
munity all respond with long and hearty
amen.
The day fixed for theexeeution is Friday
the 29th and Nashville is named IS the
place, though the exact locality is not yel
designated We nresume, however, 1t vii
take place in the yard Of the penitentiary
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Wholesale and Retail.
white Goodsr

In White Goods everything
Ladies' complete outfit
specially attention
We
In addition Rs.s stock have ete The third a
O
chants Pgpg ourselves 70 DUP bin that puhad Iousvuo
o n the
experienced gives
without advaaageualy.
a who wi usath o
al who usvth 10 W.
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Hats Caps, Z Furnishing Goods
Latest Styles,
Just received by R. 8. THOMPSON
sepI2-Im 2s Cherry street.
Bacopl Bacon Racou
RatcheIor,s Hair nEai

Bachelors Hair Dye!
The Original and Best in the World
The only true and perfect Hair Dye. Harm
less, Reliable and Instantaneous. Produces
Immediately a splendid Blsck or natural
Brown. without Injuring the hair or skin
Remedies the i'll effects Of bad dyes. Sold
by all Druggists. The genuine is signed
William A. Bachelor. Also,
RegeaerGting Extract Of AiliejieVTs, for
Restoring ana Bsautifyiae the Hair.
CHARLES BACHELOR, New YoEK.
aan15-Iv
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Theatre, Charming Lolita tonight
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FATE OF CHANT FERGUsONi

FATE OF CHAMP EkhGleON-
An the Proceedings Of the Cont APP
proved.
He is found Guilty of Scores OF
Murders.
The Cent Sentences Him to the
GallOWs.
His Execution 20 Take fiace on the
10th inst
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Hats,caps, 8 Furnishing Goods.
Latest Styles,
, ~ ~ -ro.rrnOxs

Just received by R. Il. THOMPSON,
sspI2-Im Is Chssry street.
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Lolita attracts full and fashionable houses
nightly.
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Intelligence from The Oh Re,
giSls.
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CITY NEWS.

For Sale al this Office, one good second
hand Boiler. Will be sold cheap for cash.
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metropolitan Enterprise.
Depot, sSs broadway.

/ An lniulcuee aiQer ~ Pianou. Waiehas. Isggfrv
tnl fane1 tsoods, AZ 10 b eoif or 0NE DOLLAA
L ea'nt nous regard 10 value nuf rnf - d. 80
I 'ef ~ yoa ses anai you VIA reserve
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OUR Jos OFFIoE-Wes are executing every
description Of plain and fancy Job Print
ing in the neatest style, and at the lowest
v,rfeaa at this of1ce
The Placer herald., 1865-07-15
BEWARE OF THAT 'LEVEN.'

The tax >ea,ers cautions the taxpayers to
beware Of the leven' Of the Pharsees. 1t is
said that some birds and animals can smell
powder good way off, and this cormorant
horde of worthless politicians begin to smell
"A mice in that eleven or leven as they style
it. 1t may yet even, or level, the whole
lump certain bevy Of political tricks.ers
get toge,her and parcel out all the offices in
the reopes Gift, and all who dissent from it
are called sore heads, boilers, aud all such
;ine na.nes; threatened with having their an
ie'edeu's overhaued Now. come on; iril
ta'e old .oles. You shall get your share OF
what is going. My humble self must be
made the butt of their prohigate wit. in aIul
ding to me having "shoes or" Now whethl
er that has reference to my poverty. in not
having fine boots (perhaps at the expense OF
some poor mechanic) or, that should have
been baretooted, know not. One thing
do know. however, that | have never pur-
loned dollar of the public funds, nor made
an abortive attempt at it--so, come on with
your puns, conundrumS, aud dirty scurrilItv
as sometimes DO in the streets | will give
YOU yonr history in print, and furnish you
with mine besides, over no non de plume OF
alias. or with ambiguity, but just as am
plain old
JOHN ATKINSON.
Auburn, July IA, 1S65-*
The Placer herald., 1865-07-15
Auburn, July IA, 1865
The NEGRO Suffrage Question.

Several years ago we recolIect TO have
heard an old gentleman ask negro in the
city of MarysviIle. which he woaId rather
have for friend. in case he should be in
difficulty. Southern man or ranting Abo
ilionist7 The negro's answer was. "the
Southern man by all means" It is true
that the Southern men, and those men at
The North who understand the negro and are
consequently Democrats, are better friends
OF the negro race than the loud mouted Par
ians, who profess so much friendship, bat
would steal his dinner from him, and
with pious resignation upon his counte-
nance see him die with starvation.
We opposed the abolition Of slavery for
the reason that we thought both the white
man and the negro would be better off oc
cupying the relation they did. and because
we could not see what else could be done
with them. We have not altered our opn.
ion. If abolition is an accomplished fact we
shall yet oppose conferring the elective fran
chise upon the black race, not from hatred
Of the negro himself but because it is "A dan
gerous thing to both races. lie who has
read history know that Republic (or De-
mocracy) is Of all forms of government the
hardest to perpetuate. He knows. too noue
but Caucasians have ever even 50 much as
undertaken a free government. and that the
African has been for thousands Of years in
his own country subject to the lowest servi-
tude, and never 50 much as dreamed of freel
dom. The white race have been trying for
three thousand years to govern themselves,
and vet they have not proved their ability
to do it. The negro has never had the am
bition to try il. We submit, then, that it is,
to say the very least, dangerous experi>
,ment to try with over four million of very
ignorant negroes in this country.
II is doing no injustice to the negro to deny
him the ballot. If the white men of the
county are disposed to do him Justice lie
will not need t--if they are turned against
him on account of his race, the franchise
would do him no good, but on the contrary
would hasten a war Of races in which the
negro would be obliged to 90 to the wall.
We would give the negro all the proec-
ton of person and property which his case,
and the well being Of society required-we
would protect him from The inhuman prac'
tice recently started by the Puitans of hrer
/ ing by orce, the negroes for about baf
enough to feed them, and having them sub,
ect to be turned out when sickness or old
age comes upon them to die of starvation:
but as the white race upon this continent
have not shown any great ability to govern
! themselves. and as we believe them to be
immeasurably superior to the negro, we
shall oppose the experiment of being govern
ed by negroes s.- Colusa San.
The Placer herald., 1865-07-15
OBITUARY.

Col Thomas Sims who died at Mich gan Bluff,
on Monday last, was native of Tennessee. and
was about 43 years OF age. He was one of the
pioneers Of Placer county, having located on the
"Dvidc" in 1850, where he has resided ever
since. with varied success in business. which has
made him known very generally throughout the
county He had served his country we'll in Mex
ico and had been faithful in several civil trusts;
and all who knew him will bear testimony 20 his
universal suavity of manner, his warm and stead
fast friendship, his boundless hospitality. and a
generosity which gave away what his own wants
rcqnircd. If there was sickness in the eommuni-
ty, gh or low, he was the first to know it, and
was untring in his efforts to provide some com
fort that would relieve it,. Was any distressed
from any cause they found in him, at least, n
sympathising friend If he could do nothing that
would mitigate it, and no ono has gone from
among us who will carry with him the regrets of
so large a number OF mourning friends as Colonel
Sims. t.
DIED AT Forest Hill. on Thursday last. after
a short illness, Daniel Fannon. aged about sc
years.
At Clipper Gap, July l4th, Jessie Benton. aged
years and four months son of Nathaniel 3. and
Ellen Sheppard.
The Placer herald., 1865-07-15
CALIFORNIA STAGE COMPANY
MILTON GOLD AND SILVER MINING
COMPANY.
Summit District, (Squaw Valley.) Placer County.
California;

Summit DISTRICT (Squaw VaIIey) Placer County
California.
NOTICE is hereby given that at a meeting OF
1V the Trustees of said company. held on the
5th day OF July. 1865. an assessment (No. g. OF
twelve and one half (l2 t)cents per share WAS lev
led upon the capital stock Of said company, pay
able Immediately, in United States gold coin. TO
the Secretary. at the Office Of the company, at
Wisconsin Hill. California.
Any stock upon which said asses ssmenl shall
remain unpaid on the 5th day Of August 1865.
will be advertised on that day as delinquent and
unless payment shall be made before, will be sold
on the 23rd day of Aug, Is 65. to pay the dein-
quent assessment. together with the costs of ad
vcrtsing and expenses of sale.
o. II. YOUNG, Secretary.
July IS At Wisconsin Hill California
The Placer herald., 1865-07-15

STATE R1GHrs Referring to the attempt
of the anti democratic press to cast odinm on
the doctrine Of. State Rights, the Phiade
phia Age says:
Unless history is gigantic lie, and ali
sense or reason have left the people, this ef
fort to uproot the American doctrine of Stat e
Rights, because an attempt is made to place
the rebellion upon that platform, will be a
miserable failure. The reconstruction theo
nv of4President Johnson, as set forth in his
North Carolina proclamation, is founded
upon a clear recognition of the rights Of the
States, rights which cannot be prejudiced
even by such action as that by which it was
attempted to take North Carolina and other
States out Of the Union. With this path
opened bv the Chief Executive Of the nation,
it is idle for the anti Democratic press to
break down the old doctrine of cons jjtution
al State Rights, and substitute in its stead
centralized despotism.
The Placer herald., 1865-07-15

That ADvERTIsEMENT.-Ihe editor of the
Stars and Stripes seems "worked up" by
the publication of an advertisement in the
columns of the Placer Herald Last week
be pitched into J D. Pratt for doing the
act, and this week Pratt is Modified by a
fulsome article wrote 10 doubt to appease
Pratt's wrath. This we care nothing about
the editor of the Stripes can abuse his
friends or fa,ter them to suit his convent
ence, but we think it rather unbecomjng TO
attack Mr.. Lyons because he gave us bis pan
tronage Such has been his custom for ma
ny wears and be saw no reason to change it
in this case, and for so doing the editor in
question is not authorized in saying that
Mr.. l., has no personal importance We
have known him for many years as an hon-
orabie gentleman, and we know that in the
community in which he resides he is person
ally esteemed as much, if not more, than is
the editor of the Stripes in the community
10 which he resides.
The Placer herald., 1865-07-15
POPULAR LOAN OF THE PEOPLE.

Less than $500 100000 of the loan authorized
by the last Congress. are now on the market.
This amount, at the rate at which it is being
absorbed. will all be subscribed Tor 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 sec
ton of the country may be afforded facilities for
taking the loan the National Bank, State Banks,
and Private Bankers throughout the country have
generally agreed to receive subscriptions at par.
Subscribers viii select their own agens. in whom
they have confidence, and who only are to be re-
sponsiblc for the delivery of the notes for which
they receive orders.
JAY COOKE.
Subscription Agent, Philadelphia.
March 25, 1868. au29 3m