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meetings are talEed or to bring about the de-
efrrd result. May the good work nrosner,
Observe how all the principal ayermentg of
The miEchieTous character Of the O. A, &.
order. and its intended cooperation with an
uprising Of rebe: e. published when the expose
was first made In this city, are confirmed by
the eyidence IN the Chicago conspiracy case,
the defense In the trial now in progress in
Cincinnati Is one Of the conservative Repub-
licaus who undertook to represent the Mis-
souti Tn on men at Washington, Last faij he
showed his true colors by coming out for Mr.
Clcllan. and now he is engaged In business
eongenlal to his feelings. Broldbcad vas
6chofeld's Provost Marshal General. who
used to show such decided preference far
tho .pro-slavery. side Of every duestion that
loyal men were dsEgusted. The great Morul
OF the O. 4. Z, order In this State. Charles l..
Hunt, made full confession some time ago.
The roll OF members IS in the hands of the
Provost Marshal General Of the department..
and It Is IN act Of grace On tho part Of tho
gose.nmesn! gs tnas the leading members are
The horse railroad s&indle, known as the
Desoto blu, has excited. the deepest indisna.
ton on the part Of the whole city. Il was
sheer carelessness on the part Of tic Lee,sla-
lure That the bill was passed without readinc.
The way the Governor detected the ffaud via
y reading the bill, then the whole thing vas
apparent: Had the parties named their
scheme the Columbia Of franklin Rai(roSd.
they might have eluded the Governor's yigl.
lance, but Governor Fletcher owns properly
N Desoto, town in Washinton county. and
Waa curious to know what the Desoto rail-
road bill meant. His interest in the town
gaVe him an interest in the bill, md then the
secret WIS out. Hnd this bill, in all its enor-
nifty. passed the Illinois Legislature, the ma.
jority probably would have passed It over
the head Of the Governor, but when the mat.
ter was exposed here nobody could be found
Willing to acknowledge any connection with
the bill whateyer.
There VAS a Fight in the Legislature on the
bnl 70 straighten the Hannibal and St. Jo-
bal. The st. Louis men were persuaded,
somehow. that # this bill passed, it would
give Chicago dig, and help st. Louis. But
1t will not do anything Of the kind. Tho
main connection Of the road will
still be, the Chicago, Burling ton and
Quincy line, and the only effect Of the straight
eniug process will be to avoid long trestle
work east Of Palmyra, and enable the COM
pany to work the road at less expense. The
Ilattic Of the road will seek an Eastern outlet.
via Quincy, just as much rs ever.
The guerillas have been pretty we'll cleaned
out Of the interior, and although few stray
Items o9 ere printed to
country is quiet.
The Merchants Exchange has rendered tho
Legislature and Convention big dinner, at
the Ltndell Hotel, tomorrow evening, and
the invitation has been accepted.
It is unde, e,stood General Pleasanton will be
appointed to command the Kansas District,
under General Dodge, as soon as he returns
from the East.
The weather is exceedingly warm, and, for
the season, sultry. Navigation has been re-
, 1865-02-23
MUTUAL BENEFIT
PETROLEUM COMPANY.

Organized under the Laws Of the Stats
OF New York.
CAPITAL srocK KsnsRE iessGe g, SaAHSs IS AT ' PER
1900 SHARES OR tto0.0oo RESERVED FOR
q Tue he s.isncs to b .ppitd 70 hs pus
chaso of Lands aud ether property.
os'ce' No. $50 Psas,-1vt;. vt Hanover sauar',
.oFFICKR3:
He1 E69S JoI1H g H KEtLT = tNsx FcrS: President
TltilhA obR1sS. Il 'sT: Ksw < YORK. aene.al s.-
sj5IIS 6: SoRsE1L. OF Ttsu.vtlls. Psnn.. As.ss.as
! Me.@s aNhiN SMITH. Attorney. and coua.sE-
crs. Bank afcommezcs Boildlng, Now York.
TRUSTEES:
Hon. JOIN KELLY. Sheriff OF sh. City and County
GE6EHE !. aAws, Secretary, of Commonwealth
JonAA Is G!LES GLE MI5saiufes II Naw York F1re Depazs-
WILLIAM s. GoELiss 8, Merchant, 1so Pea,tst NJ.
GEoEGEP; LAWRENCE. Merchant, No. Ii South
sAMIELJ: s4l iii. Merchant, 10 1o4s,den-1ane,
WIN WI e hH,E II MeTes1nt ssaaas Y So M1am
aaea,; Z
q he property neonsns t. I'll. company, all OF
b.
fufgcs. tie best of oil producing lands On CreeS
n9o rs tributary stresus run d1cctiy through most
11H1r.
The tTaet situated on Mtgutse's runs tributary to
o Ii eaa. so
dred md MAE md unuanall7 veil 10
ths nmed X v9asa as
niEating in h,xh buda either tide. conveniently
ana POSSESSING tndlsp9taoe evidences Of superior oH
saa9 &C.
p1sved fmn ease17 productive Of OIL Extt1Elvs n
ra5aen enss are being made By the Uuted states md
joining proc cft9 and from Its close proximity al
y ~
large.
1eS S qsss HsSa sss Il g. H.
snt1citnt supply OF fuel TOR operative purposes.
sEcoHD.
That piece Or parcel Of land marked on the Com.
i; q II
cE GsdTs! stssk M tributary 81 IN Creek Iropsf a.
.as essg d ooIts sa
% oas eide OF which rises high hl1n, heavily tim.
boring land and upon which can b aunk at iesst 10
Ttssa Ihe 1useeLt property i nov being e1ssnstre
e1hfnce TIE vatue oi this plot.
IHlKD.
The Parcel Of land marked on the Company's uap
e. 9ns ~ e eawe
Which Is not'J bottom lana, with high huGs heavily
IL
6upe1nets evidences Of OIL on It, ant the alcccssiui
e. ts itss9 ea
r19sogEt1s m 20 map snnI,oins e,sry a,osmstion
con- or sent b7 Rs. to p,re. " 1.sSias ' to
"a os i e as
shs cS3PsasM IL so 129 r Rs's s1fft Haqovss sausFs
es 81 st Gs oi tilt
OR Agents.. fl&k1m-la
, 1865-02-23
Ohio Oil, Mining and Manufacturing
- C0mpanys

Of this company, whose adyertisement ap-
pears in another column, the New York Lade-
pendtnt says We direct attention to-.the
advertisement Of the oil stock and lands Of
the Ohio Oil, Mining and Manufacturing Com
pany. We arc told that they inspire the con-
tidence Of those whose Judgment We should
regard, md who helieve them to be as repre-
sons who have Investments to make in oil
property, They will be under energetic man
ageaenta, as ne infer FROM the tone of tue ad-
yertisement, which our readers are asked to
read entirely through"
It certainly appears as # rare Inducements
are offered to purchasers Of oil stock in the
Ohio on, Mining and Manufacturing Com
paDy. This Company, at all events, seems
not to be spcculator's company, for they
have 50 much Territory on 80 small a capisal,
and there are so many choice places for bor-
ing additional wells an each Of the great mum
Der Of separate and selected farms Ill belong
ing to this Company, that by or near the close
Of the year, It is quite confidently believed,
the dividend Oh each share, every month, will
be equal 10 d years interest on their cost.
Read the advertisement entire, and judge.
, 1865-02-23

.4..-e o. Aah a's
Ala meetlog OF the citizens OF Mest Auro-
m, and those friendly to the same, held pur-
suant to CALL In Dunnipe's Block. to hear the
report of Messrs. Waterman and Warmer.
drlerntes ia Snr;nrfcld ~ nrnynnt thaS ~ -
aa1roar -. - t.nS..St, ~ S'sIs tuo p1s
sage u ~ az a'nenuing tae caartct OF Inc
wards, thus violating the original compact,
By virtue Of which the city Of Aurora was
formed, the following proceedings were had !:
At m carly hour The Hall vas filed to It's
rt1most canacIty. hy the eolth oni7 snhafnnt;oI
o;4izena III the citvo ~ Anroro III Tn1, Vt1,;n+o
Sta.',.a.5s..s - ~ 49, 1 III - Hn. v A.t
EASPucloson NUS eau ~ ~ tuc cualI, auu -. u.
.'ictole Nas cno6:H 5ecfetary: Alter listen.
ing TO the report Of Messrs. Waterman aud
Wagner, the following resolutions, reported
hy +. Garfield. Daniel Valentine. r. q. hI7x
ia. stolp. and c. j. Metzner. Committee on
Hesn1nfinHH;a s4-cre nnanimons1v a5on.a5. -
hesoauLgnss n.y. nttI g uusn!ous1g auop1eo:
80 IA ~ ng* e. r. tea
a.. at raaan th-a1oh ~ ;a,ssan - ~ IT,
is euu r. ~ s,,nadusa,. ~ .h.shat - =. ~;
az e tt ~ ~ T. 't9mn ~ & " us saas
Gt.J, " MniSn ~ - q S.l1s43 x 4 IN ~ cty
ne WEE! eide Of lne flveI. IN oiEeet v1oauon Q!
re eg,nal agTeement between ths innaotants a. @ o.
.asnftaet d3sra@srd ~ tbe 5apf5ad voies ~ ~ a ~
,.nie ~ ha 9aia ~; ~ -" a. ~ " ..rs @
=. he ~ ho1inty n 90 tbat
tEo+ r. .ar,o 4rso osire5 b1' ~ ~ III;
i1cns " H. c,tv hnt e3n1sssiv sdm,{tn9 hv hia
icaaa =. s s =, nr5 tnf snrh ~ ~
, Moala 9e so.eu oomn aga,n aaomMtsa M e 70 me
sGs1 o anu ~ psnh,nis " .ns M vss
~ she aona haSors Il ahnnId ts =. a.cP tnus
e tS1f.S ~ - - ;.s tas>o eAtts, Ato
, 1865-02-23

ssM1ssouR1 As IT Is N 1S85."-Nathau q,
Parker, Esq, has work in press, under the
above title, and 1t will be Issued about the
first Of April next. The work will embrace
an illustrated Historical Gazettees-geoera-
ply, history, resources and prospects; the
meteorological and agricultural wealth aud
tics, public institutions, &C., Of each county
In. the State, the Emancipation Ordinance,
and important facts concerning "Free Mis-
souri, an original article on geology, miner
alogy, soils, &c. special articles On climate,
grape culture, hemp and tobacco also, natu-
ral curiosities, pioneer history, &c, illustrated
with numerous original eugraTinga. Mr..
Parker has had much experience in preparing
works Of this description, md We doubt not
this Will prove book Of much usefulness.
, 1865-02-23

When the Soldiers Voting Bill was on
Its passage in The House Of Representatives
at Springfield. The Union members, desiring
to so!e On the bill rathcr than talk on 1t,
mainly kept silence The Democrats TALKED
q good deal and tried to call out the other
side. The member from Pike said: ttWhy
don't they speaks There they sit as dumb as
Balaarn's ass." The member from Stark sus-
gested that 1t was the ass that spake. This
produced roars Of laughter ut the expense Of
the membsr from Pike, who was speaking.
, 1865-02-23

Axr.-The National Art Association of New
York have just completed superb line en-
gaying Of washington receiving salute
On the field Of TrcQton," from the original
painting ny Faed and Ansdell: The work Is
done in the finest style Of art, in size thirty.
enc by forty-thrce inches, and will be dcliv-
cred at IS per copy, The engraving iswazmly
endorsed BY Edward Everett, Gov. Seward,
Gen. Scott and others.
, 1865-02-23

LADIES MICHIGAN STATE FAK.-The ladies
Of Michigan aave inaugurated movement to
hold State Fair ut Detroit for the relief Of
the destitute freedmen and refugees. The
fair will be opened at Merrill Hall on Tues
day evening next, the 2sth inst. It is the
design nf the ladies having the work In
charge to adorn the hail with every attrae-
ton in their power to obtaIn- Eausic, floral
gifts, fine arts, &c. 4 dining hall will also
be attached, where dinners will be serred
ont. The ladies' solicit contributions of
every description, more particularly cdibles,
&c. Any donations intended for the Fair
should be sent to Mrs. r. D. Cochran, Core
spending Secretary, No. 80 Palmer street,
Detroit, OF to Mr. B. C. Durfee, Chairman Of
the Advisory Committee.
, 1865-02-23
Patent Extensions.
in Eonrress writing 11s q

4 Representative IN Congress, writing US
private note, says:
lyon may give up the Goodyear Ezten-
sion. Il more outrageous case than that
the Metallic Coffin patent-was put through
yesterday under the previous question. It
lakes the ashes Of every soldier whose body Is
removed. I want You to look at The G9obe,
which contains the proceeding-not yet out
and just look at the members who voted to
If the country survives this Congress, God be
p{aised.".
We beg leave to assure out friends that our
, 1865-02-23

ACKEowLEDGAEET.--We believe we do but
simple justice to two most worry gentlemen,
when VIC say that Mcssrs. Harlow and Snyder,
the Private Secretaries OF Gov. 0glesby, dis
charged the duties bf their delicate position
during the session Of the General Assembly,
with admirable tact and ability. Any infor-
nation Sought from these gentlemen, was a1-
ways promptly and willingly furnished to all.
The press is particularly indebted to them for
the voluntary and prompt communication Of
nll matters which came to the Executive De.
partment that might be deemed Of public in-
tcrcst. Gov. Oglesby is man Of the people,
accessible to all, in season and out Of season,
and tlis fnct his Secretaries appreciate.
, 1865-02-23

ETEnEsI1ya TRoPu1.-Tbe Bureau of Mill
ta1y Statistics, Mt Albany, N. T., on Monday
received from Maj. Gen. Butter6eld the flag of
the 10Th regiment New York volunteers. This
flag was captured from the 10Th In the Viz
ginia campaign Of 1661-a, and recaptured by
General Slocum's column Of Major General
Shcrman's army at the capital On the recent
march through Georgia. The banner Is much
worp, the lower part being torn Into shreds,
portie ens Of which are gone. The spear has
the mark Of shot, and the flag Of several.
Twice trophy, 10 common interest is at
1ached to this banner,
, 1865-02-23
THE TOPE'S ENCFCB,ICAI.
LETTER.
f1rcular of Cardinal Antoueljl to the
Roman Catholic Bishops.

Ro2K, December 8, 1854.
Our very holy Lord Pins X, Sovereign
PoutiE. deeply occupied with the welfare of
souls and heal1hful doctrine, has neyer ceased
from The commencement OF his pontidcate to
prescribe and condemn the chief errors and
false doctrines which exist, especially at this
unhappy period, bYhis encJclicalsand anocu-
tions pronounced in consistory, and By other
apostolic letters which have been published;
but Us It may happen that the whole Of the
pontjacial acts may lail to reach each Of the
ordinaries. the said Sovereign Popttf has de-
cided that syllabus Of these same errors
should be drawn up aud forwnrded to MI the
Bishops in the Catholic world, iu order that
they rray have bef,re them all the errors aud
pernfcious doctrines which have been repre-
hended and condemned by him. He has also
ordered mo to see that the printed syllabus be
forwardt d to your Excellency on the occasion,
and at the time when the said Sovereign Pom
tiff, in consequence OF hts great sollc,tude for
the we'll being and happiness Of the Catholic
Church, and of the whole 1ocx which the
Lo1d hns ccptlded to his care, has thought
proper to write another encyclical letter to
all The Catholic Bishops. While acquitttng
myself of this duty with the zeal and respect
due to the commands Of the said Pontiff, I
hasten to forward to your E1cel.ency the syl-
labns with these letters. avail myselfwith
much pleasure Of the opportunity Of express
ine my respect and attachment to yonF E1-
celIepcy, and humblY kiss your hands.
The very humble ind devoted servant Of
your E1celfency,
, 1865-02-23
". W.SHEPHEnDsoH, Cha1ruau-
A. G. McDoLE, Secretary,
Aurora Feb 18TH 1865

. ~ The full announcement In another
column Of the situation and prospects, Of the
New York and Liverpool Petroleum Com
pany, Of which the Hon. Daniel 8. Dickinson
Is PRECEDENT, sufficiently shows how firmly 1t
bas already established its prosperity. There
Is Peena5y aI yaHn s Nhos eap sas
] it"i @orkinr X capital. This feature provides
annie means Tor vigorous operations and pre-
vents the danger OF keeping too much Of sub
se1tntions dead in the hands Of few parties.
The Advantages offered BY this Company are
At least not surpassed by any Of those now In
the field Of Investment.
, 1865-02-23
Post Offices In Illinois OF the Fourth


Pursuant to the requirements of the set en-
titled ian Act to establish salaries for Post
masters d,.other purposes'-approved July
1st, 1s64,sit is ordered that the following
named Post Offices in the United States be as.
signed to the fourth class, and that the Post
masters thereat bo allowed for their several
salaries the sums set Opposite the names Of
such Offices respectively, from The 1st day of
0rfnhrr 1874:
, 1865-02-23

yefv strong and htarty-but We should not
feel confident to Its ability to Withstand
another such. Happily, it is in little danger
of being subjected to 80 Eacking an ordeal
N. T.. Tribune.
, 1865-02-23
Observation-Disclosures Rx


SOUTH BEsn, Ind. Feb. %,
Editors Chicago Tribune:
desire to ca1l your intention to the enclosed
extracts trcm var1ons numbers Of your paper and
would s'so like to calI yoar attention aa edito-
rtnl which appeared rome week or ten days a1nce,
but cspnot 6nd the number Of your paper con-
tainlng the came.
prceume the evidence in that PenltentiarF
ltase czec has satisGcd you that had nothing to
do with It and II there W1s sWlnnl1ng In the rnat
fer ves not one Of the s' svrfndfers.''
Iaek at your hands, merely such jpstice ns the
f:cts % testified to in The published evidence eot
t1es me to receive at your hands. do not sup
pose that on intended to do me personal lnjnsuee
md bot 5ou will set the matter right In your pa
PER, OF which have been constant readsr Tor
mnny years. Respectfully,
Your obedtcnt servant
ia. uENRIcEs.
RENARKs.-Thcrc Is nothing in the testl-
mony talcn By the Peniscstiary Committee,
duplicating Nr. Hcnricks in any dishdhorable
tfansactaon. He WAS not in any manner IN
YER mfestcd In thclcase as appears from the tcs-
enony, and VIC Eave never intimated that he
Sas. Il Is obvious that If he had been en-
saseo IN any attempt 10 bsibe the Leslslatura
nc Woc,d not l'nrc commenced IN action at
public. 'uAAe al NC '8s"e
, 1865-02-23

the distinction between q tax of " and ten
per cent. The fact that any country had
cvcr endured "tax on saless of 10 par
cent, which vas certainly higher tax than
could have been levied On any thing else,
would se"m to afford the proof that We could
sustain tax Of one twentieth that rate.
The Review opposes every financial policy
Of the Government, refuses to recognize the
splendid financial SUCCESS which has attended
Its measures and proposes copperhead's
remedy for what it conceiyes to be our terri.
Die errors, viz: the repeal Of the legal tender
act and return to specie payments meas
ure which Jefferson Davis himself would b.
The first to advise in thadntercst Of the rebel
lion, wEile he would smile at our stupfditv If
We should adept 1t.
We have bestowed more attention On the
first number Of this semi .fousierlte. semi-rebel
publication, from the difficulty some might
experience in distinguishing high sounding
words from learned conclusions, aud elaborate
from learned argument. 1tisa
bombastic humbug. It is Fernando Wood
dressed in Imperial purple. It ia the igno.
rance and mai'co Of q copperhead ar7ayed In
words Of Pretentious and meaningless stupid
[ty and styled "Quarterly.n
, 1865-02-23


The following Is the report of the select
committee Of the House Of Representatives
appointed to investigate certain charges
ugninst Adjutant General Fuller:
Mr.. James, Of Fulton, rose to question of
privilege, and made the following report,
which will explain Itself:
The undersigned committee, appointed by
the resolution Of this House to Investigate
the charges contained in thu letter Of Hon. O.
II. Hatch to member Of this House, against
the Hon. Allen C. Fuller, late Adjutant Gen
ernl Of the State, would respectfully report
that they have made o thorough and COM
pletc examination Of such charges, and fad
that no such report as would do justice TO the
glorious achievements Of the Illinois soldiery
sembly.
That justice to the gallant men whose tsi-
umphs upon nhdy bloody field have shed
bright lnstre upon the nations history. could
Qnly be donepy that careful aud deliberate
preparation which the limited time and many
sIbaFraesments saF encountered b the late Ad-
That We have thoroughly examined the Of
fee Of the Adjutant General and find 1T
model Of completeness !; one that preserves,
IN all Its glory, the proud records Of our SOL
diery, and reflects infinite credit upon the
great State whose sons they are.
That, in the Judgment Of this committee,
the thanks Of every patriot citizen Of the
State are due to General Fuller for the able
and efficient manner in which he has dis
charged the duties Of the Office, aud for his
inde!atigable efforts in collecting and pre-
serving this glorious record Of q glorious
State. F. CoRWIN,
]. c. PuaH,
JouN HILL,
I. ". JAMES,
WIN. BRoWN,
T.nw -
, 1865-02-23

: :: r~ The yalue of the Mariposa estate, for.
merry Gen. Fremout's, Is returned to the In.
ternal Revenue Astsse0ns; tg n oy tee company
thinks it should be rated at 100000.
, 1865-02-23
now ode1 ed By the Government and It il confidently
expected hstits superior advantages will make Il The
GREAT POPULAR LOAF OF THE PEOPLE,

Less than S2o o0 remain unsold, which will pro.
baby he d!spoaed OF within the ne1t 60 or % taya.
when the notes Will undoubtedly command = Ere.
MUM, = has uniformly bean the case On coaloE the
subscriptions to other Loaes.
In order that citizens Of every town and section Of
the country may be Afforded facilities for taking the
Ion. the Nationa1 Banks, State B2nky, AID Private
Bankers throughout shs country have generally agreed
to receive subscriptions at par. Subscribers win 50
leet their sents, IN whom they hare confidence
and VITO only to be responsible for the delivery o
the notes for u Vh1ch they recelvt orders-
~ CAUTION TO BUYERS AND HOLDERS o.
5so NOTES.-1n order to prevent the mutllattun Of
these rotes the Secretary OF the Treasury has given
notice that the notes not negotiable un1e6s al tbs
puustured coupons arc attached.
, 1865-02-23
= TCTION SALE OF PuRLIC


ELECTION NOTICE The An
sHyn9s loan and rust .orp1ng for tho eiectlnn OF
thirteen Trustets Will be hed At the ce q tho ,aii
tE srn ,Ee hours OF 9A. II. and P. II.
left k1a1 13t LII HaG8 9acrrtar7.
, 1865-02-23
FIVE. DOLLARS PER SHARE
y MuNITED STATES GOLD COLI,

ps7s..a FebFuarv 18Th 1853 to sharehotd7s ot record
January s1st 1SS 7sanAlsF BookA WILL % eoeoo 4oAs
se''o"'s ~ " ~ 1WAITEE e. LANT0N, TreAkulvN-
HeH Yosk, JA4uAzJ ath. l1% lA@sAas s"@s
, 1865-02-23
GOLD-BEARING BONDS.

Thsse honds ara now worth premium Of nlno per
cent including gold Interest from NOV, which mRkA
the actual prot the $50 oAn. 1t current rates i1
cludiug iute1eat, about ten per cent per annum b.
sides IT. exemption from 6sots and municipal tazd-
Non, toh3ch adds from ons to sAres pr cent oTs
coEdtng to the rats levied on other property. The IL
tesess is paid semtsnnualy BY coupons attached II
each note, which may be cut1 and sold to any bAs1
or btnkar.
1n$sr ~
, 1865-02-23
Oil Companies.

D E T R o L E U NJ.
4 TIE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL
PETROLEUM COMPANH,
oRGAN1zgD TSn!EHS !S TIE ia op rue
STATE OF NEW YORK.
CAPITAL ONE MILLION DOLLARS,
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND SHARES,
AT
s1o PER SHARE, NOT LIABLE TO ASSESS
MENT.
oovERSFST s9SPs 4TR Foi: sEGgE5[1zs s4DK TAKEN
0T1ICxs:
No, 81 EMPIRE BUILDING,
No.n BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
POST Qry1cz AnDRxss. Box No. sa3, Sxw YORK
oYy1uxRs.
Hen. DANIEL DICKINSON. President.
WAI r. PHIPF-, Fic,-Pfesldenk
ROBERT asSETT. Secretary. n,,-,,,.
H. J.DURTI5, Mining superintendent, i1ussaue.
1T1ANrlc BANK. No. 1ss BsosdHsy, N. z. Tseas.
uIy. ..r.-s
Hon. DANIEL S. DICKINSON. .Dlnghsmpton. n. T.
j. H. ANGlEi (of BtuWaS, Wat -,,,,. y.
Il u Il III: a:tEHafMaY:::::...::.ssxTor Tors clty.
vi. +. FN;EWToN;.....Tisnsvt.e, p.
JAMS j T. Il. bAacI3T. ...:.sw York c!t5.
Nh. q, ,AALl0Ck........-.....
, 1865-02-23
#tErellanfouB.
u. S. 7-30 LOAN.

By authority Of the secressry Of the Treuury. the
u1te1stzued-has assumed The General Subscription
Agency fer the sale OF United States Treasury Notes.
beasng and threo tsnths per cent Interest," PEI
, 1865-02-23

THE QUICKSILVER MINING
Mining Company have thi1 day declared sontAa-
aaIA Dividend OF
, 1865-02-23
THE ONLY LOAN IN MARKET

Notes OF su the denomluations named Will b
promptly furnished uDca recclps OF subscriptions
IA IL
, 1865-02-23

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