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The Louisiana Democrat., 1865-10-11
made 0clonel 0s hire s2ilsent a6lNfB Tlp4E
tai BrHadiey6y M. Dsvis, ub0x xteatlJ w
unirsd|bs Nna solG Gerl 1ualil nee l
standing their old dissonsnce upon political
su hjecis Gen His in the prime 'ofaife and
health-N. @. Picayune.
sealeS PrQr8sa IS sfor Erssl 3 eef
OFFICE CHIEF G. S
DEpAarusEEDp LOUISIANA.

DEPAarMsKEoR LOUISIANA,
New Orleans, La, Sept. %, 1865.
| SEALED proposals, vhich mlstHbs
|in duplicate, with b cnpyI pf this |sd.
|vertisemeht attached to each. viii be
received at this Office until twelve
O'Clock noon on Tuesday, the catA
day of October, eighteenhnndred and
sixtyfise, forssupPlying RaEsH Bssr.
|of good aud marketable qualjty.for
the Z S. forces at Shreveport, Nat
|ehitoches, Alexandria and Pinevillc,
ia such quantities as may be from
time to time required, on such days
as may be designated by the Chief
Commissasy Of the Department. from
the fest day Of November. 1865, to
the 31st day Of March. 1866. inclus
|sive, unless the contract shall be-
sooner revoked BY the Comm ,sary
General Of Subsistence. Separate,
bids will be received tor each Of the
above named posts, or one bid may
Include them all.
Separate {similar) bids win be re-
ceived for the delivery df BEEF Car
TIE on the hoof at Shreveport, in such
quantities as may be from time to
time required.
No bids will be received from par-
tiles who have failed TO comply with
their bids made heretofore.
No bids will be entertained FROM
persons who come under the excep.
| ti6ns Of the Presidents Amnesty Pro.
clanation, nor will bids, in which
said persons are interested either d.
rectly or indirectly, be received, ,,n-
less they Can produce the pardoaof
| the President .sssn 80 a,3s
| Bids from all other persons under
said Proclamation must be accom-.
panied by the Amnesty Oath. eal5
| Proposals must be accompanied, by
d proper guarantee, signed BY, two
responsible persons, stating that II .
c9ntrsct is a awarded, they will enter
bonds for the faithful gful6llment u
the contract.
| Payment will be made at the end
eachimonth l,y the Chief Commissa-
Try Of the Department, for the quaint.
lty Of Flesh Beef accepted, in such
funds as are furnished BY the United
States for public disbursement.
/ The right is reserved to reject any
proposals notseonsiaered advantage
ons to the government. s
Entlorsesenvelope, "Proposals for
Fresh DeefR' and address thus ait
y asCAPrAINs W. P.sCOWIE,
! 4 Chief Commissary, Dept. Of La.
The Louisiana Democrat., 1865-10-11
Ma. Gen. Benjamin q, Hlmphreys, the

pm- Gen. Benjamin q, Humphreys, the
Governor elect Of Mississippi, is . native Of
the State and we think, Of Claiborne county
which he Represented about thirty years Of
age. File is a gentleman Of cultivated
tact 8 and manners, warm and generous i'm
pulses. unimneachabe private and pnb'ic
character, digniiraE aEbparing and earnest con
yictions. He was before the war "a Whis
Of The old school and upheld the Union IN.
til his State went out. He volunteered in
her defence when the war broke out, was
The Louisiana Democrat., 1865-10-11

Succession OF w. +. Del.Oach.
ALI. persons indebted to the sue.
.cession Of w. +. DeLoacii will make
and those having claims
against said succession will present
the same, to my attorney, VIM. 4.
Seay, or to the undersigned.
r. &. LAYSARD.
'Oct. II, 4t. AdminiswatM.
The Louisiana Democrat., 1865-10-11
Deatln OF DR., RiddelI

= a = 4la . - = r. Il y
just before going to press, and after the
leader in to1day's paper hal bsea set up !
we wereipained to hear Of the death Of Pr'-
fessor j. L. Rii,lel. of New Orleans. 1T
seems that The excitement into which his
system had been thrown by his9action in
The Convention, and the criticisms upoI his
speach were tie immediate cause Of his
death We sincerely regret the event. DR.
Ridtlell was q geatleman ofIno ordinary
scientific a'tainments, and Of mlly estima
BE traits Of private character. The stormy
scenes Of political life were undoubtedly in
congeniai to his. tastes. and have at last
cRused his melancholy death. We takethe
following notice Of the occurrence from the
Picayane: aoz m s @
We greatly regret to learn Of the death
Of DR.. J. L. r ddell which event occurred
ihi: moraing at twenty inmates past 8 Dr..
Riddell had been for some tine ia feeb e
health. lie had exhibited tendencies TO
apoplexy. having had several Sudden fan.
ting fits during The last year. IL the organ.
zaion of The iate Democratic Convention
HE made the o.enipg Itlress in behalf o
the Executive COMMITTEE, which c6nvuktd
that body, and d phrase which WAS firmly
objected to by some members OF the Con
Ipention, and which we commented OIL few
DAYS ago in the Pieayune, showing the in
ofitnsyenes Of the r.mark. and the too
great haste and zeal ofthe Convention in
man Testing resentment for its utleranre.
The D,ctor was greatly agltated and an.
noyrd by this misrepfeseD'a ion Of his re-
mark, and in attempting 10 write a card in
bis yiD,lie&tion tainted and was taken home,
aid physicians eail,d. He was pronounced
to brilra dangerous condition. aud all lhe
usual remedies in cases Of apoplexy proving
unavailing, he died this mnrarg.
-~>-~,1- 1-g--aas--~~~LSSl-SS11>--- e
y LOUISIANA DELEGATIONS IN WAsHrNGros
= We le"d in a Washington dispatch u
Sept 2B:
The Louisiana delegation, which called
upon the Pres;deni the other day, was com
posed of Miles Taylorand }. dr. L 'Ih ,
represent Gov. Wells, aid desirr to hav,
the present State Government constitution
! thrust aside, and his present Excelency ap
pointed Provisional g Grern0r.
Another pariyrepreselt ng Senator Hahl
and his friends, have salso had several inter
. views with the President. They ask tina
the election, which has . re,stiy been Gale,
be allowed to go OIL. alleging that the STATE
Government is as legitimate as that Of Vir
ginia, Arkansas or tennessee; that a reV
Icohvelion wuu n,ake q worse celstitu
ltion, and much power as it is safe 10 pu
/ in his hands h @a
] They farther ask if any Prov sional Gov
Iernor is 10 be appointed that Robert g
] Wick life be the man. The party is beade'
by Hon. A. p DostSe.
nA- There are eight regular female rhy
sicians in Philadelubia--aIl Of whom 81,
lin good piactice--and one Of item is s.
| overwhelmed with business that she keel
! three horses in constant use.
The Louisiana Democrat., 1865-10-11
] L KINesBURY.
!. wscuaEls,
FOR SALE

n 0NEFINE lot Of ground having
a frGnt Of fifty-twe by one hundred
and twelve feet in depths situated in
the. centre of the town. I9 +. s{sas
For particulars apply at this Office.
Oct. ll-3t. =
The Louisiana Democrat., 1865-10-11

LOST
By the Undersigned promisory note
for one hundred and twenty dollars,
drawn By. John D. Johnson in my
favor, dated March. 1852. All per.
Sons are cautioned net to trade for il,
as payment has been stopped.
L. LEONARD.
Oct. II. 1t.
The Louisiana Democrat., 1865-10-11
United States Internal Revenue.

iAnASCA 0tAAeSS AAASOA MOA ~ ASC AFs
AssissAST Assessors 0FrIeE,
ilaT la'.lIsii. Alexandra, la,
5Ts'' s. Oct 10th 1865.
Pursuant tosinstrnctionsl from the
Assessys Of the I'd Collection District
Of the State yf Louisiana, all Cotton
TO be shipped from the 9th Division
Of said District, comprising the par,
ishes, Of Rapides and Ayoyelles, mus,
be reported to the assistant assessor,
to be weighed, 80 that the United
States Internal Revenue, tax may bc
assessed thereon, a certificate of ss.
sessment will llibefurnished the owner
Or shipped Of the same to be sent.
with theabillsef lading stpgtheir Mer.
chants, IN New Orleans, in tie event
thernsissaos Depatg collector efsIater.
nal Revenue within this Division.
No Cotton will be allowed to be
shipped, unless the same has been as
sessed, Thess Instructions will bs
rigidly enforced is54 sl Eas #.a.,
ssr3MarksvilIe Villager will, PLEASE
copy three times. fih ieae]i.i
q aCHARLES W..'BOYCE.
Assistant Assessor 9Th Division.
2d Collection District Of La.
~
] y KINeSBUgY. i. " f.r,RT1s
The Louisiana Democrat., 1865-10-11

No. There are eight regular female rhy
sicans in Philadelpbia--al Of whom ale
in good mactice--sld one Of item is SC
overwhelmed with business that she keeli
three horses in constant use
The Louisiana Democrat., 1865-10-11
Seat Of War i'm Virginia.

Agraphic writer, says the New Orleans
Times,'far the Cincinnati Commercial. who
is travelling over the seat Of war in Vir-
ginia, gives some sketches worth transcrib-
ing. Those familiar with the topography Of
the country will read them with peculiar in-
terest. Wegive few spec mems:
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ThE KYENING STAR.
hai.,usre Markets, June 10.


CoHseANsthing Of irnportanee doing, and
prices nominal as previously quoted.
= Ffour-Good brands Of superfine -four are
in some demand and held firmly, but no sales
OF Extras Sales reported on Change embraced
small lots of Howard street super at 81 62k q
81 IS, and Ohio, DO at % 50 per Dbl
Rye Flour-Trade demand moderate at IS IS
for first quality.
Corn Meal-No sales reported. City Mills
held az IS Lax - e.
Grain-Sales of ordinary TO prime white at
2CQa225 cents, and ordinary to prime red a. isOa
2lo cents, only one lot of the latter descriRtion
being placed AT the extreme price. wniIe
Corn ruled 10 cents higher, sales rangims lIoln
1geal25 cents Yellow was hrm At siasS cehts.
Oats brought 7ia75 cents, weight, 2a3 cents
advance. No sales of Rye. pennsylvania
nominal at 95 cents
= Molas ses-ln tine absence Of sales we repeat
yesterday,s quotations., viz: New Olayed
a. 45aso cents do do In bbls 50a55 cents Eng
lish IsIsnd at 45a70 cents, as TO quality, and
Porto Rico at 50a75 cents.
Preylsions-PTiees are unsettled for most de.
scorpions, but stocks are only moderate Ness
Pork we quote at S25aS26, Bacon Shoulders,
in good order at 4aal54 cents, Sides at 16a
16a cents, Bulk Hams at Is cents, fine sugar.
for fancy brands canvassed, Bulk sides at l2X
cents, shoulders at l2h cents, and Western
Lard at IeKa19 cents.
Salt-Very little doing, but prices steady.
Ground Alum from store bringing 81 20, Mar
khall's and Worthington's Fine 80 20 asack,
and Turks Island so cents per busheI.
Sugars--Small sales of grocery descriptions
she close.
Whisky-Sales of Western reported at 1907
Market inactive but steady at the close bait.
American
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
4 TIMELY WARNING TO THE SICK.

a TIMILT WARNING TO THE SICK.
Ills especially important at this time. when the
msrfsts.of the United States are flooded with the
firest poisons, under the name of imported
nuuors, and when domestic compounds purport-
5ag TO be medicinal. but not q whit less perni-
sious, are heralded to the world as "soverei gn
zemedies,' that the public should fully under
stand the facts Be 1t known then, that while all
the diusive stimulsnts called liquors are impure.
and al the Tonics containing alcohol are manu-.
featured with a fiery article containing amyl or
fused cil, . mortal poison. H0STETTER'e CILE-
DRAFTED sToNACH BITTERS contain none of
these things, but are . combination of pure es-
OF Bye with the pure juices of the most val.
nable stom achic. anti. bilious, and aperent herbs
and plants, and that as safe and rapid remedy
Tor Dyspeps and all its kindred complaints, this
PREPARATION stands before the world without a
rival or competitor. It's sales to. day are equal to
the combined sales of all the other tonies adver.
Used in the United States, and the certificates
which authenticate its usefulness are 81 sned By
individuals of the highest standing in every pro.
sessional calling and walk of life. Beware
limitations and impostures Iels7v
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CPECIAL SALES OF sERyIOEApLl DRAFT
- HORSES

QraYtsmastey Generals Omts,
Washfxgtoa, ID. c., June ], 1865
By direction of the Quartermaster General.
there viii be sold 1t public auction. the hshssf
G SIEEsB9k9, Rs .HSEthSAI June s.lsSS ,s.,
BALTIMORE, Nib, WEDNESDAY, June ii, 1855.
w1LLlAAsPoRT. Pa Ia. SATURDAY, June IL,
w.srcHEsTIs. PA;s SATURDAY. june IL,
GI!sBoRo. D. O.. sATTRpAY, June II. 1866.
GIEsBoR0,D. q MONDAY. June 10. 1865
GIEsBORO. D c., SATURDAY. june "a, 1885,
PHILADELPHIA. Pa. SATURDAY, June "a.
s1FsseEs bssp. jsi1 ISL s
GIBeBOkO, D. O., SATURDAY. July j, 1866
Two hundred Servicesble Draft Horses ct each
place. =
An opportunity to purchase q superior class of
Draft Horses, at far less than their true value. is
now afforded to the public. The animals, though
sound and :srIIcsabe are 70 longer required IL
managers Of city railroads and OF manufactures
10 especially called to these sales.
Horses sold engly. Sales to commence at 10 8.
m. Terms each, in United States currency.
Steamboat for Giesboro viii leave Seventh
street wharf, Washington. every hour from .,
m. to p. m. JAMES A. EKIN,
Breyet Brigadier General in charge. First Divi.
sion, @, M g.. O, il 3.25t
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"A JANIS .. TePHAM CO.'S esxp
1R1MIuA 0A0
TRUNK, sADDLERY.
MILITARY EQUIPMENT
MANDATORY,
wHcLIsALA AND RETAIL,
~ 600 "a
slV1NTH sTRllT.
One Door NORTH Of Odd Felloscs' HaU,
where they continue to manufacture and hav
On sale lar 20 and hne assor tmsnto
TRUNKS. VALIsEs.
TRAVELLING BAGS,
sADDL1s. HARNIss.
'.r HORSE COVERS.
ILiTARY HoRsl loUIPMlNrs,
SWORD BILrS.
HAv1KsAoKs. WHIPS.
BITE. SPURS,
So. Se.. TO-,
At LOW PRdols.
RlPAIRIN0.
Trunks. &C.. repaired promptly and thoroughly.
THRll SILVER MEDALS
Awarded BY the Maryland Institute Of Baltimore
October Slst. 1854; also, the highest premium. q
bronse medal. By the Metropolitan Mechanics,
Institute OF Warrington, D. O., In 1857.
soLl AGENTS
For District OF Columbia and Alexandria, Va. IA,
FRANK MILLKR's
CELEBRATED PREPARED
HARNESS OIL.
Supplied At the lowest
f6b GAY FACTORY PRICES,
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YALE OF GOVERNMENT HORSES.

QHartssnlasts, Gese,aIs ONes. Fist Di,isiox,l
RashisstaH Csty, May %. 1865. I
WIN be sold, at public auction to the hi ehs,t
bidder, At the time and places named b. low, viz
BALTIMORE, MARYLAND, WEDNESDAY
June z, 1855,
LANCASTER, PENNSYLVANIA, THURSDAY
June 8, 1855,
READING, PENNSYLVANIA THURSDAY
June Is 1865,
WEST CHESTER. PENNSYLVANIA THURs-
DAY, june 10, 1865.
MlfFLiN, PENNSYLVANIA, THURSDAY.
June 50. lS65. "
PlTTSBC RICH, PINNeYLVANIA,T THURSDAY
June %, 1855.
BALfIMO 8I, MARYLAND, THURSDAY. T.
June %. 1855.
PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA THURS DAY
June %, 1865.
TWO HUNDRED CAVALRY HORSES
at each place.
gains may be had
Horses sold sinely Sales to commence At 10 A.
N. Terms. cash in United States currency.
Brew, Bri.,dis, a .nss.i 4; y sh Mn.
ny WGez9 first Division Q. II. g. O.
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MARX TIME I
TO soLDIlRs WATCHES

Let every soldier, before he returns homo, pro-
vide himself with an American Watch; no better
use can be made of money than to inves. it in one
of these durable and accurate time pieces. It is
hind Of property that constantly returns good in
1srest. and its money value In so well known tia
. POCKET full of silver dollars wouldn't be as u.s
fal.
Sold by all respectable Watch dealers in Wash
THl AMERICAN WATCH CO.,
ny?6-lm Office, 1s2 Broadway, NY
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SPECIAL SALE OF sERvIoEABL8 DRAFT
- HORSIS

Ql1rtermdsfer Generals Office,
Washington. ID. c., June 8, 1865.
By order Of the Quartermaster General tbe,s
Mln be sold, at public auction. under the direc-
nen OF Captain l.. Lowry Moore, A. O. M, to the
NV Y9kk e1TY fHnsbzY e june fs;s
NEW Y9nK CITY, IRIDAY june Is. 1855.
wv Y0RK CITY. FEtDAY, june 50, lsSs.
gnRSSrs as sscs 4 and any sHRY1cfABL1 DRAFT
An Opportunity TO purchase . superior class Of
draft horses, 1t far less than their true value is
now offered TO the public, The animals. though
sound and seryiceable are NO longer required in
managers Of city railroads and manufactures is
especially called to these sales.
m, and viii be held at the Government Stables,
corner Tenth avenue and Thirty-third street.
JAMES A. EKIN.
Brevet Brig. General in charge
OF nj niv a
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TR!lsEnAB17Pretectsd By Royal Letters Pat.
Il TENT Of Englsnd. and secured By the sesle of
fhs i.cos &c ph.Enseie de Paris Aad the Imperisi
,Trissmar Ne l. Is TIE sfiectzM remedy for Relax.
sysm fris@al Ne sa aa sntireiY TO- .s Q, ias
mar P%Hseoqse use Of Gopsvia, oubebs. &c Tries.
the u ssd O. Be ondary symptems. thus Dividing
dents VI mercury and all other dslstsrious ingrs
Able iossns .rAsion In In the form Of most agree
and sss or from the effects Of climate
fsus saving 81 D 81 Sns fsr 49, and in 81 cases
%,ni'ssfed By Vaipsau, oE Soux :. 20 40
N sRa ssssi By Dr. BARROW Me- 1874
To :. , hsa also! s,.o FORD. No. $50 Pa, ave.
FOE NoN-RrTlNTION OR INOoN,IN.So..
Of Urine. Irritation. Inhammation az nNOD
alton Of the Bladder or Kidneys. Diseases ~ tcSr
Prosrats Gsnds stone in ne Bladder. CACHE Sr the
Gravel or Briek-dust Deposit, and ali nsa.aos.
Of the Bladder. Kidneys, and Ur0psical SssnseTSs
S ;Ss;j use HsIhsoIDs sIUID ixfaAoT Ssu1: :
! RIADY AND ooNeLugIvI TEST on THp
- rrrTcE SI11 Of HELMBOLD'e FLUID EX.
OF forth in the U.s. DHpsnsstsry. mar s-em
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CALI OF GOVERNMENT HORSES.

Qnsytundssey GesadPs Ofcs, Fi,st Divisional
WGshiHgtoa CITY, May @, 1885. (
bidder, at 6iesboro, %. O., on
FRIDAY, June 2, 1865,
TUESDAY, June 6, 1855,
THURSDAY, June g. 1855,
FRIDAY, June 9, 1865,
AND
TU1eDAY, THURSDAY, and FRIDAY
june. 1855,
TWO HUNDRED o4Dx xY! HORSES EACH
For road and farming poses, many good ba1-
Horses sold sinely. Bale to commence at 10 q.
m: Terms cash. in United 4tates currency.
steamhoat for 9iesboro will leave 7tk street
p m. JAMIa RKIN
Brevet Brigadier General, in charge First Diyj.
vision Quartermaster Generals Once myaOtje3O
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1sf 1s14sMRRA "a
penieNtais..h have determised regardless cf 8.
tsrsstty fonr Of their most Instructive and in.
Hons reSeles or MARRIAGE and So qualiaea.
PsseSss,1n. Wssinen. Repsession OF isnorance 81
iecturs..C b. snd Matpre's Law. These InvsiusbN
~ iousnds. and Win be- Forwarded free "a
Pc,i Fl iour stamps, by addressing SSesstcrv
Nv" A05A' tul4ly
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&A

90 On r1s. : s..ssn s.a
~ =. ,piffHsssiHsGy Hss s sYs415, n.,
ks1sBuRG pTRAIN.Lesgs Warrington 6:1s 4. 4.
PREss-Lsavs Washington T:so a. n. Arrive At
RRh g ESQ ~, New York $50 P. n No
No. a-BALTI1GSl wlsrsRN TRAIN
Leave washinEtcn SIS A. n: stoppins. ct way
On st hsIsy eth the Ma:
AN.
No. 4-NsW YORK NAIL TRAIN-Lsave wash
s New aS,s { 1860
aa so SFD w49 ssa
Ing At RelsE With Frederick train. Arrive At Bal
No. s"sALT1Meas coMMurArIoN AND
Afys 81 S,snSss SlS .1i. .as
No. 1NRosToN, ALBANY 4 NEW YORK *.
PRESS w.sh1Xf: s, a.. S9q p,.:ea:
gers By this train With al the early morn:
nss lssypf Ne. Yort foF tn nas
soi ,Sy this tIain. Which is limited % capacity By
Gov srnme emit orders 70 insure the mann; NV
Is No; W.shln stos Us md ss1ss.s Sa
81; iESs1 1saE aRa. 4s s1
,. n; Stopping It Relay House ~ Xlsse passen.
Psrkers6urs, and al points in the West. Reaches
FOB ANNAPOLIS the connections will be made
With the SIS 4. II. and the 8 Apd 1870 P. II. from
Washin ston. No trains TO or hom Annapolis on
SUNDAY. ANYWAY ruAtNs
fHI ONLY TRAINS FROM WAeH1H9TgN
for passengera on sundsy Are tns pa 1 snS
for baltimore, Philadelphia, and the West. and
THROUGH TICKlTS 70 the West. - veil g 70
Nsv York or H1ssor can e; Ss hSa
veil 81 ct new onace in the American Telegraph
Building, Pennsylvania avenue, between ~ ana
''RRAaGXGl will be checked at sll hours for
through points, TO save trouble and confusion ut
ZEE mas, whether soldiers eitisens,
are politely but earnestly reaussted e respect the
rules Of tie Line, established for the general ad-
sueh hs issips Of one Or more s Ar
prevention Of SNORING in any but fAs nmH9ksr's
Vii the decisions of the agents or conductors
ne hurry 81 So ss.e.s ess. ESPECIALLY IN
NJ. P, SMITH, Master Of TrsnBpv. ,.ta...
T. n COLI. 6enerI Ticket Agent. dec %
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7.3O NA H52EE. 7.3O
Mr.. JAY COOKE, Of our arm. having resumed
the General Agency for Government Loans. We
are prepared to furnish promptly to agents and
U.s 7-3o TREASURY MOTIFS.
These notes are issued. under date OF August u,
1884, In denomonAtions Of
$50. 500. $500, 81 900 and $4,000.
They bearing interest at $40 per cent Per An
mum. and have coupons attached, payable In law
full money. on February 18th and August 18th Of
each year. The principal win be paid In lawful
money ON August 18th. 1867: or. at the option o
the holder. the notes may them 30 exchanged. 81
par. for s-
U.S. HIVHTWlNTY BONDS.
redsemable 1T the pleasure Of the Government at
any time after I've years, and payable twenty years
ON August LIT, 1867, with interest at
SIX PIR CENT IN COIN.
payable semi annually, These bonds are at pres
snt worth In the market about NINE PER CENT
vremium. from which deduct the premium upon
the accrued gold interest. and there IL left net
premium upsn tho bonds of SIX PER oINF..
With . prospect OF Q much greater value st the
date Of the maturity Of the ssvsn-Thirh Notes.
We receive In payment for subscriptions the ~
srai Issues of
YIVl PEE CENT. TRIAsURY MOTIFS.
sllowine accrued interest thereon. We also tax
Certificates Of Indebtedness and 6ovsrntasnt
Bonds Of al Issues ut their current value.
Full information furnishsd upen application In
person or BY mail.
0AU11o" 70 1 20 Sot AsD HOLDERS OF
In order 70 prevent the mutilstion ofthess notss
the Secretary Of the Treasury has given notice
that the notes are not nego table unless al the un
matursd coupons sre attached.
JAY COOKE & CO..
feb l-di Bankers.
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GALE OF sERvIcEABLl MULES,

QUARfRRMAsrER GENERALS OFrrcR.
WAsHIseroN, D, o, Jun. lss5.$
, BY direction OF .uo 4uarterm aster General,
there will be sold, at Public Auction to the high
viz: "'
WILLIAMsponT. Pa. THURsBAY, June Is,
HUNTINGDON. PA, THURSDAY, June Is, 1855.
SCRANTON, PA. THURSDAY. June q, 1865.
WILMINGTON, DEL, .THURsDAY. June %,
PITTsBURG, PA, TUESDAY. June q, 1855.
HARRISBURG, Pa, THURSDAY. June %.
TWO HUNDRED siss&Iv1cEABLE MULES
At each place.
Many Of them were bought In the beginning Of
the war. as young mules. accompanied the armies
IN All their marches and camps. and are thorough
~ broken. hardened by exercise. gentle and t.
diers. ~ " "
Though sound and serviceable, they are no
lonRsr equred in the army, and can be pull hased
at these sales at far less than their true value
The attention of both miners and farmers is es.
pecial1y invited. "
Mules sold sinsly.
eales to com mence at 10 D.. m,
Terms cash, In United States currency.
Breyet Brissdier Gen'l, In charge First Division
Q. 60. jelO- I6t