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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-06-03
An Important Order.

Another important order has been is.
sued 1t discharges from custody all
persons sentenced by military tribunals 10
Imprisonment during The war, inc udinp
many desersers sent to the Dry 1ortu
gas This is commcndable, so far as it
goes but il is to bo hoped that another
will soon follow which will release those
charg d with political offenses aud the
pri'oners OF war. Their detention compels
q vast aud useless expenditure of money =,
aud, moreover, the condition Of these un.
fortunate men demands prompt srrion.-
Such consideration on the par, OF Presi.
dent Johnson will rebound not Ices to bis
own humanity and honor than 10 tie
credit Of the country.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-06-03
The Chestnut Street American.

Without being chargeable with writing
a"H0'el PV,' We deem i, proper 10 say
a few words in relation TO the ".iMEalcAs
HOTEL" of Philadelphia. This old ss.
tabIished House, is situate OBJ Chestnut
street. in the heart Of 'he City, opposite
old lndependecc Hall, conducted by s
W. HhuLISas,-a most estiuable gentle.
mao ana finished scholar-and for strict
order, kind attention, and good fare, i,
all that tho traveller could desire or the
city afford. We always enjoy sojouru
!, 10 the city when stopping at The plea.an.
American Hotel"
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-06-03
s@- We have been at some pains to

s~ We have been at some pains to as.
certain what instrument Of the many now
soliciting the public favor combines the
greatest amount Of real excelIepcc. We
have prosecuted this inquiry intirely in
dependently OF air or direction from inter
ested parties. The opinions of some Of
tho best musical critics, composers and
performers have been obtained reports of
experiments made in the ordinary use of
various instruments in churches, schools
and families, havo been compared, all oil
which, with singular unanimi,y, concur in
assigning the first place to the Cabinet
Organ OF Mason & Hsmlin--a decision that
corresponds With our previously formed
convictions received from personal obssr-
walton.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-06-03
Kirby Smiths Surrender.

Gen. Kirby Smith surrendered to Gen,
Canby much smaller force than the pub
Ito has generally estimated. 1t i. aucs-
tionable whether there was on organized
force iu Texas, Louisiana and Arkausa,
Of forty tbou.and men. Among the off,
GERS are : Major Generals Sterling Price,
John b Magruder, Parsons, Shelby, WAL
kerr Simon B Buckner, Slaughter, Harris
and scyeral Of lees note.
/ In the Summer Of 1862 Kirby Smith
led the right wing Of Bragg's army into
eastern Kentucky, and occupied that par,
Of the State, capturing Lexington and
other cities, aud even mcnacing Cincn-
natl. The battle of Richmond, Tough! in
August, 1862, in which Gen. Cleburne, OF
Kirby Smiths army defeated Gen. Mel
son, was the most complete victory gained
on either side during the war. The Con-
fedcrates routed the army, twelve thous-
and strong, captured more prisoners than
their entire force engaged, all of the can
non, twelve pieces, and most of the small
arms.
Alter Bragg'' defeat, Kirby Smith re-
fused to serve under him, and was then
assigned to the Trans-Mississippi Depart
ment. The Confederate victories in the
k'd River campaign arc, however, cred
tied alone to Gen. Dick Taylor, and not
to the Commanding General Kirby Smith.
Tay lor made the attack in disobedien nee
Of Smiths orders. Since that time no
military event of importance has occurred
in that Department.
sY- The Columbia Democrat, Blooms
bnrg, Pa, keeps q verse standing at the
editorial head, Of which the following is
the las, line:
1.-The proud Caucasian our only peer"
This wont do. 1t i. disloyal
The most tremendous war the world has
known is just closing, which is meant to
make the negro his peer. The white
man who does not acknowledge the negro
to be his peer must be put into the "Bu.
'eau OF Military Justice"-an institution
lately established at Washington, designed
10 correct the marked defects of the Con
slitution, and to protect the liberty of the
citizen, with as nice regard to justice as
the VOLTS protection to the docility of tho
lamb. That part of the Constitution " hich
guarantees to every American speedy and
open trial BY jury is relic Of barbarism
still adhered TO by the monarchies of Eu.
roPs' no longer disgracos this free coun.
hy.-Okd Guard.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-06-03
THE SMUT MACHINE.


When contemplation bid. I, "a renee,,
The btish,es, mind ss,tnS. backward scre d,smnyej
when asked tais "innshcon" closely to inspect -
Well might the soul Of MN who dares review,
Turn snd,y back and bid the world udicu
That ejitt.rs brightly In the distant shade
Tho hc nigh, all its mys,crie, upsiyso,
Till evc,v error and each truth he ", ;xhcd-
We, foe. the men encounter, An each ii,s-
peeo pbt,ses po;p,Iess or some dsrh dssign
- :. -. 49,, ,,s,...s..,.., .,..o
80, -. 49,, g., 49,, -. -. -.
~, ~ ~. .s.... -. ,..a...
So" "u,,,,,.. ,,,. "a s,..,,,. 80.
r,I .,.., -, a., Iii, an. ,,.,,,, ,o.,oon ~
ava ""ch 'n's n'sn'y p'a" was wen "a'u'e"
ANA PROMISED nafvo't oeo'eu 'he me"'a' "u'u
NO osfhhine e'o"u 'ne biscuits o-o" oosou'e"'
Nof hfd' Gus dreams coming ho"m feV'heu'
But rvery bilIow OF the future came
win chssrng iavors from tue shofes OF ahe'
Haeh hweek our "Thomas armed WIN wondfo"s VII
toureu iorth amusement from MS oou"o'o's "ofe
GU" passing "eeN s'a'e' priv" WI"
t.S aou"ua"ee VI '"s"ueuvc "'o'
IN" hs" '"e ,A's'e 'ouo" " t~'
D''Peis s'"e R"'" WING" s"'oau' ho tu""y WY
~ "1c anu snaps a'o"s' uo'h appea''
Az WI" '"e "e oi pruning mee''
aug" else por'rh"eh.'o the hsmc, i"af'
~. we. et'us's .o' eou"'e''"
~" nAe ne 'fu'' "hieh seems '"e hs.e 10 WIN
IA" w "e '''' ''e'"''0ou' o'"' "''"'"'
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-06-03
Surrender of the Confederate
Forces In the Trans.Missis-
sippi Department.

oFrIcIAL
FTom Secretary Slantoa 10 Gen. DiU,
WAR DEPARTMENT, }
Washington, May 27, 1855.
Mayor General Dis:
A despatch from General Candy, dated
at Now Orleans, yesterday, the 0elh inst,
states that arrangements for tho surrender
of the Confederate forces in the Trans
Mississippi Department have been con-
cluded. They include the men aud ma
terial Of the army and navy
EDWIN NJ. STANTON,
Secretary of War.
MILITARY TIBUNALS-AN ORDER
FnOM PRESIDENT JOHNSON.
WASHINGTON, May ~.
The following order has jus, been issued
from the War Department
That In all GASES of,ssntsnces by military
tribunals oil imprisonment during The war
the sentence to be remitted aud that the
prisoners to be discharged.
The Adjutant General will issue i'm
medla'ely the necessary instructions to
carry this order into effsct.
BY order Of the President
Signed, EDWIN NJ. STANTON.
Secretary Of War
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-06-03

hPpontment of Pl0houotary, j. A, j.
Cummings. ESQ, of this place, has been
appointed Pprothonotary of the Supreme
Court OF the Northern District of Peun.
sylVania, i'll place of Charles Peasants.
ESQ, who has resigned on account of i'll
health. This is an excellent appointment
and was altogether unexpected and unso.
liciied OH the par, of Mr.. Cummings.
Sunbury Democrat
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-06-03
EPIrAPH.

Drowned in n we'll, without Pe,ro, cum,
The ownors. borers and CON tractors lis:
Not Gsbrisrs trumpet nor Ben Butl-r's drum.
Will rouse thsm from their fetal lr,hargy.
Tbs game is up, ths scrubby race IL run,
This h1lc's tho monum, nt Of TI mas Dsspy
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-06-03
MICH COW,
JOSEPH HESS.
Candidate for Treasurer.

TOHN J STILES, Of Benton township,
~ through the earnest solicitation Of his many hcin
orfatic ri, nds has been induced to offer himself
candidate for the oflc. Of IREAsUREk of Columbia
county subject To- thn DECISION Of the Demo- ratc Con.
Vsntnn which viii be held on the lth OF August neat
benton, May ~, 1905. - 81
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-06-03

n% The prince Of blaekguards, ,Brownlow,
Who BY the virtue of fraud and bayouets,
IS called Governor Of Tenne ssee, is out
with proclamation, advising The negroes
rot 10 'rsat The whites iudeIy, or .pssk
harsh 10 them
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-06-03

BOY we end there is a very general
desire that the end OF the war should be
marked by soms sort OF universal public
rejoicing, The ptiful death of Prcsidcn
Lincoln put siop to the ilumn alton and
jabilation which had been decided upon,
aud there has been no time since when a
season Of rejcicing could with propriety ,
have taken place, Let il be upon tbs
Fourth Of July,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-06-03
AdministrnteN,s A Notice.

Es,0tc Q, John Heim1uck Dscsasca.
7 FILTERS of administrators Oh the fs,nte " Jcb,
Hriniru.k, late Of Lytus, twp. 'olmhIa co det't
havc granted Ivy the Register of Coupiin co. 4,
tho urdctsqnei all pctscn s1avinr claims agaaat ,
estate of the deceien are teqncatod W Prrscn them
the Adminiafatot AZ .his residence IN eaid town
shin without delay, and sIi retsons Indebted to mako
PSI inent forthwith, a,
SAMUEL Z KELLER,
Admit nislr ator.
May u, 1905 60 ~ $500
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-06-03
E;stray.

CAME into The enclosures OF the no,
~ detsirned on Raven creek. in fIaaton township
Columbia county, on orssbcut the fh,t OF Muy, inst
pale red
Mich COW,
With staf on her forr head, and ~ slightly brindis
about the head AMI neck.i .sy.s
The Iewner requested to prove property pay chatses
and take her away or sho will be disposed of accord.
ing to law.
JOSEPH HESS.
MAJ q, isG5- Jw al 30
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-22
ADVNnTIsIRe i,ATNa.

rs DAILY.
One sqpere, oaht1 words golid) lnstition.S 90
One sqnsre, three dal ... %
one eqlerei one y &c = %
ono sqnare, ore ... 90
One square, thfeo6non 90
one aanare, Sir monthn 10 %
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-22
EquearuErlfuIum..asr
The Great Mastodon /! !!
Positively YEI IEAIHs7 EyHETI6I
Second Annual TOurof thsNew
Monster EqueHcurriculum

Ii b. JENT...............''... ........' M anaRer
This ~ an entirely new est,bIishn ens, poh which
an enc moua amount Of capital has DO n layirhed
wfiAnuosparing hind 20 make II Whist II claims aud
Ia boknowltds ed BY All to be
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-22
Blg Fraud on a "Elunhrsd bar.
t,s ses. rel yYeEl.s,

We hear OF mOnstrous swindla perpetra.
Ted near Franklin, short time ego, involving
the sum of$76, 000. The circumstances at
tending the transaction are related as followa;
Two men, who had been siRlsing a well near
franklin, went into the borough, and after So
leciing their rcustomers, stated that they
had struck oil, and that the we'll was pamping
one hnndred barrels per day. They desired
to sell oat the whole thing, and wanted SIS,
900 cash Tho other parties Immediately
started 70 look at tho we'll, and on arriving
there, found everything as represented, the
the machinery IN perfect operation and the
we'll lfPanping into huge tauk a
very good quality Of oil, Ht fully the
rate Indicated, The visitors agreed
10 invest but wanted few hours for
deliberation. They accordingly returned TO
Franklin md consulted some OF the bess "oiI
men, to ascertain The value Of such Sup
posabls' ingeetnent, and were assured that
1t wohld be worth $500. 900 Of the least. This
settled The question, and the buyers buried
back 10 the well owners, closed the bargain,
planked the cash, and preparedto make their
fortunes without delay. The next day II was
found that the old employees Of the company
had left, but Others we're promptly Installed,
and the pumping resnmsd. Judge the aston
ishment Of the purchasers upon discover
ing that Notwithstanding the continual
pumping and aow. Of oil il did not rise ia the
Tank In other words there we're "sutface
indications Of big leakage. The pump
was stopped, and an excavation commenced
at the side OF the tank A few feet below
smaller tank was found, communicating
with the upper by small tube through which
the oil was conducted. From the lower tank
another tubs descended diagnay to the we'll,
about eighteen feet below the surface,
and OF q sill lower depth tho well
WAS plugged This device for securing
an inexhaustibe we'll could not well
be improved You pumped and there was
your oil and you keH on pumping, and
no more iahks were required Bat the
victims "couldn't see IL - They went back to
Franklin In search Of the sharpess but the
latter were n0nest The police detectives Of
city and country have been brought into re.
QUESTION, bat thus far without success Ths
3rascals, having Disposed OF their OIL, greassd."
- Fifasvtlis Petroleum Reporters ~
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-22
Subscribed andss bssors ms, this 81 day ofJan
uary, 1886 XIX y y
Justice Of che Peace.
& os,Ss gS z, s,a Sas j."s,ss ;s isss

Cola nbus, Ohio, January 10. 1858. J
ala hereby cera cd, that u foregoing ls eeorreel
aonF al the slate aut Oh Condition of tue lrNA I'M
sTkKNcE o0NPASY. % Hartford made TO and fled
lnthia o1ho4, for the year 1895.
JANIS III GOODMAN,
lskAL.t f6fAnP. Auditor OF State,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-22
.allp G;:mllljpilrle,.. G;:ll J ! !.
nc Rllsnlan KnonI.


Iu Russian cities, e you arc on foot, look
out for carriages, or you are aure 10 be run
over--a triae. And, to add 10 the pleasant
ness Of the scene, II by chance you falI, or yet
knooked down, run over or killed, no citizen
dare render you assstsnee. t4. ~
This results from a Law (not quite the of.
spring Of civilized and Christian people)
that holds lbs persons last seen rear tbs
body Of n person injured or killed respousi-
Bile for the damage or killing Yon see that
parents and children, sisters and brothers,
husbands aud wives, are alike prevented
from rendering each other assistance 10
times of distressing need, on. account Of
the great risk Of being punished, Or executed
eapilally, Tor performing the best services
prompted By the human heart, Bot we ace
in Rassia, and # you see any body in trouble,
wounded, sick or dying, run away. II s ex
the business OF the police, and they
always attend to It the neKt day To mention
one Of the several cases Of injustice that this
law works A gentleman OF this cily, sheeom.
ing embarrassed, in ft Of dsspaiF, no went
to an out.building, and hung himself The
wife, missing him, and having her snspieons
aroused by his long stay, went in search Of
him discovered him hanging by the neck. In
the hope OF saving him, she ran and got "a
knife and entbim down. 1t proved too late
For doing thisushs was sentenced to Siberia
prisoner for life This sbutoue ofmsny com
mentaries on this still surviving law Of the
past ages
"The present Emperor is esteemed one of
the best rulers shat Russia has ever had !,
and be is doing much TO cigilize and ad-
vance the happiness Of his subjects II is
to be hoped he will not omit TO repeal this
1etrios ssaiute l ,p 1r uNuSe SpcaSlng y 'aTs,
Islp'nus NY oi .ue .'oIss :" puHlspp,9u. ~
hussh oy me knouL " IS no" ptonisned,
out nave paa lne iorsSne 20 gee one % mere
.ettiu,e invs'ltons hpss,a y hoted w per
,uvsnssoo " maca,uss .o'.eAqu,s''e toresIe-
9,,e, = you y, Was my itnu'n,Hlh' ~.
inese ~gle 'l I s1nan Ietess y s.eei .uts eon
presSed .ne xnG.e . nana "a excrat,aung lor'
'u'r Das inc hnoe1 ~, Is 'arRg "nip oo'nPos,
Of several lasnes; lhese Iashes nave smali
nalls az regu'M ~ ~ln'esyas a'ong ias iehgtp;
m Near tne stock each ihsn mas one row o.
oaiis, SIX incnes oeiow mere arc TWO rows
ana lhey increase 20 me end me- last having
eignieen o. twen'y.- ,hsss eails are esoh
afmea als,, VIVA ahne'oeataea hooa. ys4
he eNeeul,onert VINO Is hp expert a. the
onsiness: sasee aa .n.s lTpg WHIP ana 70 the s
ios. , ars'sllc , insn,sr ue nourssnes aoove
49, s o. ~ LuS 49, - ,e .ong
eoiI'1Ve u e4ees'onss ~ s'cum ssirapPed
nahsl y lle nlps, so"slnnes sn.Fe'y, wv ano y
s'ahonsr ~. near we csuter 2. ihe room OF
WEE, ine opstS',SI %h = super,n.enueu oy q
meu,Sa' 'usiser "'e nooi'so,pg lpese We
nen1ona l.a iass.es me tAscuuoner ~s'Hs pack
AUG lor.h pstoi h's ylsuln. ~ proper pl1e
ns tne 'ssH uowl Upon lue paHeu oouy
oi ilne uIomeu "wsu oeang in m,n oae Olow ne can
lAAe se, 'n,s hos
pern'ltea t " =" 'ns ,pereio'e l houerates ,'s
tLe tVrSe ING yloE:i ~ ne q, iash as
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-22
sTATE OF ooNNEcTIcur.l. :.
unIinLY Of Hartford. -

THOMAS A. ALEX ANDRR. President. and Luz
Gus HENDEE, Secretary Of the rHAINsVR, Z,
AKO z O1MPAH bein severaliy sworn, depoaeand
statement Of the atftrs cf hald OompaDy that the
said Insursnca Comp1ny lsa bpua u ie owner Of al
hgtual Dash Capital invested In stocks and BOnds
that the above dsserib q invsstmenis, nsr any pei
thereof are td foe the henet Of any individual
srcis ng authority in the m ma gemsnt OF said Vom
paay, either President, Sscretarg, freasurers ~
rector, otherEise, and tn tnsya the above de
NcribRd officers of stid Insurance Company. i9 -aI
81 -ldTq0MAs A. ALEXANDER, PreaidoOt.
LuolUs J. HEIDHE, Secretary. far4lt sss ae|
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-22
OERTIFIoATE OF AUTHORITY 4
? (To expire on the slst day OF January, lsSOl
o..,c. Al. -. Aun,,a, a, Ea.ns 4

oFFt0e or TnE AUDIroB or STATE, 4
Lnsura nee Department, Columbus, o. Jan 10is65 g.
WneauAs, fhe ErNA INSURANCE -OoMPANTi
located at Hartford the State OF Conneeticut has
6od N this ofae statement Of ltd condition,
~ srequire by tho arst section oft act o regulate
Insurance Oompanias not Incorporated by the state
af Ohio = pa sed April ath 1856, and amended Fehru
nryStd. 1854; and Whereas, seiti Company has fur
nShed thu niersgned satisfactory evidence that u
Is possessed of ag least ONE HUNDRED THOU
SAND DOLLARS OF actual Capital invested In Stocka
Or Boads, or in Mortgages Of kea Estate worth dou
bic tise amount for heh is EnofFgagedi End
Whereas, sad ompauy has filed ia this Office writ
tan instrument under It's corporate seal, signed BY
the Presidenk aud Secretary thereof authorizing any
Agent OF rents ofaaid Coman in thia State 70 aG
kno Ned service Of process for and in behafof said
Com pl.y. eae9rding 70 the terms Of sadlaw.
Nov, Therefore in pursuance OF the first section OF
the aforesaid aei, {, SAMESHs GOODMAN, Auditor Of
htet for Dhloi DO hereby certify that said TNAlN
eBURANon 90 APANY, of Hartford, fs authorised 10
usnaact the business olTe and Marine Insurance il
te State until the thirtyhrat day Of Ianuary, In the
tsar thou saad eight hundred aud sixty six
IN WITNESS wHERBOF,I have hereunfO sub
scrbad my name and caused the seal OF my once TO
No ataked the day ssld year above written! = ~ =
IssILl IsrlApl Z ''1.- Auditor OFsisis
Applications received and policies promptly lssued
z BY John n. Stoppelmanns Agent at Daytpnj Wm. n.
hegley, 0armantewni Samuel Duclksu, Miamishurg.
NNAo s-l1 80 .Natt e ~
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-22
@lothlna
Clothing, Clothing!
THE LARGEST STOCK
Of Cloths
And O assimeres
IN THE CITY OF BAYToRI
FINKE 3 LEGLER.

y FINKE a GLER,
Czothin0 Hall, No. 8O7 Second Street,
Dayton, Ohio, are no,o Receiving Al
Large Supply Of Spring aud
Summer Goods,
Comprising ali the --latest Styles or Black AND Col
ored cloths; French, Fan ", and Plain Oassllneres
silk, Satin, Marseilles, and Othor New styles o.
Yeetmgs, for Custom Orders.s complete line o
FURNISHING GoOos, and Che Largest and Hest
Stock Of -
Ready Made Clothing 81
To be found in any House In the City. Finre = Leg
Ter are Agents for
SINGER q CO.'S SEWING MACHINES,
The best Maehine for oil practical purposes N che
family, andoE shops,eV and introduced 10
the country Money canb ma ie by calling on
June 7, lsO4-tf p, FlNKE & &LEGlsER
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. sli. ise. - IA 4 G H.s.s. -. - 9
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yvBEKLH EfFIRIs. II ~
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-22

Hne c1fY Ift aoheilltst ssstf9 W
~ Tbe EnPlEz circpietqs ice ef posu e ~ .AoHt
souisff retnty faymeft IN aishnso IL cnsa5 10
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-22

Vbf sannfAt tuhtA NufCa, one wee " w
Per square, each week IN addition ........ 6y
Fer aqare one IL 90
80 Terms for vffuscrnents ctul yinr ~ tHiel
space for longer period ttnn abuye Bpecinsd lde
known nj the Counting Room AliadyeTtfemeuts are
ch god a. M above rates unleGs rtttn Hgfet meni
IL made preFioui 20 seitun. AL caeuhl huxet
nebta muat be paid for in adysn q
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-22

Alta family gathering ia DAsbnry,pot long
since, .. .Freai'ereat-Rrandm Mrs Irene
Taylor held 10 her lap, child. q grandehild,
a great Rrandohild, and a great. greal-grand.
lehild..in ell, 6Ae esneraIiOIai That ia aot
'oiisn beass u 'slasssi tar--.ai -
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-22
A FInancInI Problem,

} The financial editor ofithe Philadelphia
Press suggests the following agreeable con.
trast between the fundholders aud the men Of
business The italics are not ours:
Il has been eslimatedl thai ibe business
men Of the loyal North held on January LIST
property 10 merchandise valued at five hon.
dred millions in currency This has shrunk
one bupdted and fhy millions BY tha decline
in prices. On the other haud, the fall Of
gold from 234 to l60 has advanced the value
Of our four hundred and fifty million green
bricks eightyo one millions, aud has enhanced
the value Of our seventeen hundred millions
in United States bonds three hundred an ID
six millinns Ia other words, the business
oommunils has lost about one hundred end
fhy millions, aud the holders Of Government
bonds and legal tenders have gained about
three hundred and eehty-seyaH millioIA. The
Interesting question that now commands the
attention ofthe moneyed world Is a simple
one How long ii is everywhere asked can
thia addition aud sublraction 40 ONT Or
merchants, as a general thing, have professed
70 have had this ssliling day Ia, their eye. all
throue their thrsa. years OF Prosperity Has
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