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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-29
J. w. BLAKE,
FOR SALE,

Late Colonel 10th Indiana Vols. Attorney and Claim
Agent. au29-dff
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-29

DON'T PAIL TO PROCURE MRS wIssLow's
SOOTHING SYRUP, for children teething IL has been
used for 30 years with never failing safety and
BY millions Of mothers for their children. II correcfs
acdity Of the stomach, relieves wind choc regulates
the bowels gives rest health and comfort other
and child Once No. ~ Day street, New York.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-29
In the Field.


Captains, First Lleutenants and Second Lieu
tenants on duty as general, FIELD and staff OH
cers Of volunteers. lo6 The balance of the
line officers were. with very fes exceptions, on
dot, with their regiments A, TO mastering Off.
GERS. there IL not one out Of twenty officers hold
ing"eoft" positions in the North bot ~ho can
show a. honorable wounds and a. crediiabie ser
vice as any volunteer oficer, not even excepting
the v. X. c.
-fhe remarks relative 20 the muster out Of the
'. X @. VIZ: that Il y account OF the i'll
feeling existing between the regulars aud officers
Of the veterans. are amply false aud without
foundation They emznated from the brain Of
q mas incapable OF Judging Of the simplest
qualifications OF soldier. kKGrLsR
ispi.sAroLns August 90. 1855
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-29

81, vas singular fact iha, all Of the Commits
saries of MusssTs and other "soft positions in
the North were filed by Regulars. while in the
field volunteers we're detailed for duty -
The correct statement is as follows:
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-29
HANLoN BROTHERS.!
This Troupe exceIs extent and capacity any similar
organirateln in the world.
THE HANL0N BROTHERS Il!
Six in number
GEORGE. -.1s
WILLIAM.
THOMAS,
ALFRED.

THOMAS,
EDWARD,
FREDERICK
Occupy tue position In Gymnastics, Acrobatics, and
AcroststcS Patti Gris Mario and ThaDerg In Lyrics
They absolutely mstehless, and for eight years
Gymn Artists professional amateur have lad the
emerty TO pretend rivalry For several their
eight great specialities
Aereepatetic Miracles,
The Double Aerial TrspeEimus,
The Triple Psrterre,
Zampillaerostation,
The Horizontal Bar,
The Gymnastic Zouaves
The Qnadrlle AnabsthiOr,
And the S'Echelle
Perilleuse,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-29

There are about two hundred more general
officers on the pay rolls than are needed in the
service
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-29
Relief and Health TO Your Infants.

We have put mp and sold this srclefor 80 years.
and CAN SAY IN CONFIDENCE AND TRUTH Of what
have been able 20 say OF any other medicine
NEVER HAS 1T VAILED IN SINGLE INSTANCE TO
EFFECT A CURE, when timely used. Never did We
know instance Of dissatisfaction BY any who used
it. On the contrary, ali delighted with it, opers
tons, and speak in terms OF Of its magca
effects and medical virtues. We speak IN this matter
WHAT VIZ DO KNOW" after 30 years experience,
AND PLEDGE OUR REPUTATION FOR Tx FULFIL
NENT OF WHAT VIZ HERE DECLARD. In almost
every instance where the infant is suffering from pain
and exhaustion relief will be found IN teen ortwenty
minutes after the syrup Is administered
Full directions for using Will accompany each bottle
None genuine unless the fac-simile Of CURTIS PER,
KISs, New York. is on the outside wrapper.
Sold by Druggists thrcughoutthe world.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-29
Price only IS Gents a Bottle
The Florence Nightingale or
the Nursery.

The following Is extract from letter written BY
the Rev. r. z. Welser TO the German Reformed Mes
senger, at Cbambe rsbrrg. Pa:
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-29

HAVE been Abandoned IN despair By the great artists IN
the principal European capitals at the approach Of the
Hanlon Brothers. excepting only the ZAMPlLPAERO-
STATION, 1.-THE Plying Trapeze) by the famous Leotard
Ia Paris, who does attempt any other Of their
great feats Every great Opera House in Europe and
South America has been crsmmed 10 suffoca ion with
Royalty and Nobility, vieing with the populace in pro-
found emotions of CONSERVATION Of the most
ecstatic pleasure during the different phases Of the
PLOTS Of hese wonderful brothers.
Between these sensation chez de sacfes the Hanlon
Brothers ntersperse at every performance the familiar
feats OF other gymnasts and acroba that have generally
been considered mertorous but which, in the hands of
these master artists become metamorphosed into gem
Of such surprising beauty that the public scarcely eccg
Bze their old favorites like the popular air OF the plan
taton 1arkey when manipulated with vsrstions by an
Ole Bull or a vieux Temps. -
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-29

Il am 4 chaplain, gong % TIE rear
Early-'sYes, d-n you. you've been wanting
TO 20 70 heaven for some time, aud now you We
got chance you run away"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-29
EDUCATIONAL,
INDIANA NORMAL
ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
AT INDIANAPOLIS.

FEyHE FALL SESSION WILL COMMENCE on MON
\ day, September 4ih, and close on Saturday Feb
ruary 3D. 1866.
Instructions given in the following branches, viz:
The Organ, Piano, Guitar, VocazatIon, Harmony and
Composition, the Art of Teaching and Leading Choirs-
Situations provided for Graduates Il desired
and when vacancies in Academy they will be
filed from our own Graduating Glass.
The Academy Building and Boarding Establishment
are pleasantly situated on the McCerty Estate No. 263
South Meridian street. two squares south Of the Union
Depot BY special arrangement with the President of
the Indianapolis Fems Institute Rev. c. w. Hewes,
scholars belonging 10 the same, and OTHER TowS
SCHOLARS may receive their lessons during the Scholastic
Year At that Institute.
For Circulars, &c, apply 10 the President.
CHARLES HISS,
aug2l-dIm Letter Box Is, Indianapolis Ind
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-29
FOR CHILDREN TEETHING,

Which greatly facilitates the process Of teethng, By
sohening the gums, reducing all Inflammation will say
ALL PAIN and spssmod action. sndis
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-29

The Portable Academy Of Music isNoRE COOL. COSY
and CONVENIENT than any permanent Thester In hot
weather, containing spacious Parquette with so
Numbered On airs capaceus Amphitheater, with 500
Comfortable Seats and adequate SCENIC APPLIANCES
IL was invented with especial view 10 the exigencies
OF the Summer Sulstce, and 20 obtain the height and
space indispensable TO the perform ofthe
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-29

The management have pride in first introducing to =
Western public at this time the following distinguished
artists who have equals in their several departments
| viz
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-29

Depend upon 1t. mothers. r give yOur.sI,..
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MEDICAL.


An kxperenoed Snrss and Female PhysscIas ess.
toths attention ofnethers.hsr
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-11-15

srr'iarl .pl ''.adaal phase cor,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-11-15

'''''P Y '1ssllsnraLl ElTgl1H
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-11-15

! der, and while doing SO one Of lis large
Idogs sprang forward, seized him by. the
threat, andbit him so severely that hedicd
On the following dayAAs ss Bk
General Robert H. Lee 10 saIi'to have a
contract forlthe publication Of his history
of tile war, with D publisher Of New York
| Alctter from DinsidiIie .eouuiy, Va.
Says there never was knowns 81, great an a.
bunlance III tie woods in that section Of
The country ofwid game, such asparlridges,
turkies. deer, squirrels, haress &c. Every
family islargely Supplied with gane, mnch
to their rclief, as there is scarcely any pork
in the country. eAaY F7s.2a
young damssI in Portland isa little
ahead Of the Maine girls generally. She
Is but thirteen, yet weighs three hundred
aud five pounds, with 4 waist sf the ne
freshing Dimensions Of four feet, and an
arm twenty two and half inches IN cir
conference. The last ten months have add
ed fcrty-iye pounds to her weight. yet her
heath y exceilen'YkA EIT sAta
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-11-15
TIE CHANGE
UR
/ Statement 81 he Reasons and Fact, Flith made
me BAPTIST
~ ~. :. y. kisasr 1iRE


One volume. II mo- ciolh, 81 80
But few writers WELD pen with sash ccnsum.
mate skill, grace and ygot n Nj Rinsshny. His
sock has received The most hearty aal ealnesl ctit
al cnderemen, Of Elders r T. skinner. J. d. llaf.
ham, EDITOR Biblical Recorder, N. u Csib, Cor. sec.
N o. Baplis, Board Of Missions and oihe eminent Il.
vines. No Baptist family should * without ID. Np
oppopen, Of the Baptist should fAil 10 iead IL"
November &. IL
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-21
ALL HOPE OF SUCCESS OWEN UP.


Ne'ebsra, ~ O., February l6.-The
Raleigh Progress, of January 81, has an
editorial, stating that gentleman, from
Florida, Georgia, and South Carolina,
states that the people of the latter State
are the worst whipped be has ever seen
or heard Of They regard everything as
lost believing that Sherman will meet
with no obstacles, and they want The best
peace they can get, and want il now
The Progress, in another article, saws
Sherman will take Charleston, Whining.
ton, Columbia, and Raleigh. Grant viii
stay where he is and keep Lees army in
the vice that he has held him in during
the past ten months, and Sherman and
Terrey will move on.
Newbern would be the water base
Raleigh the inland base, and, with Grant
on the james, and Sherman at Raleigh.
all transportation would be cut of. and
supplies exhausted, Lees army would be
IN tight place. The Government and
Legislature will leave, but the people will
stay where they are, here and throughout
tho State, and will do as they have done
at Savannah, make the best they can of a
condition of things they could not help
Inc people want peace regardless Of Jeif.
Davis and Abe Lincoln. Give them
peace and protection for person and prom.
erty, and they care very little about bound.
airy lines, or who shall be President
The Progress, also says rumors arc rife
IN Richmond of its evacuation at an early
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-21
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

GoDEy's LApY's BooK-Godey's Lady's
Book for March, comes TO US filled with a
choice variety Of the most interesting and
instructive reading natter, and embellished
10 the most gorgeous and artistic style.
"Ihe Shadow on the Wall" is a splendid
picture, and is striking and life-like. The
eolored plates, showing the Spring fashions,
are magnificent and fully up TO the standard
marked ont long since by the proprietor Of
this popular magazine. This Monthly excels
all others published, both in point of literary
matter, the Fashions and embellishments,
and is universal fayorite in every household
where it is taken.
Ladies' and ChhIdren.s Hats.
Latest styles At CHARLES oAKFoRD a SONS CoRti-
mental Hotel, PhilAdslphia-
SENT TO FoRT DELAwARE-S. B. Davis,
The rebel officer, who kept the prison at
Andersonyllle, Georgia, and treated the
Union prisoners in very inhnman manner
passed through this city yesterday on his
way 10 Fort Delaware. lie was confined
in the Guard house in Wilmington during
Sunday night II will be remembered that
Davis was recognized in Cincinnati by re.
turned Union prisoners, convicted and SEN
fenced TO be hung. The President COM
mnted the sentence to Imprisonment. and
bis future home is 10 be at Fort Delaware
THE DRAFr.-on Thursday evening last.
in the House Of Representatives, on motion
oil Mr.. Causey, the bill entitled ian Act to
relieve the people Of this State from draft +"
was taken up, considered, and passed, as
amended by the Senate. II is consequently
now law. The Delawarean saws The
bill provides bounty OF $500 for every
white volunteer to a white person putting
IN substitute before the draft, $500 il for
one year s400 il for two years. and $500 if
for three years. To drafted white mau
who enters the service $500.
CouRT MARuAI---Major w. P. Lord, OF
the First Delaware Cavalry, has been ap.
pointed Judge Advocate OF General Court
Martial which convened in Baltimore,
yesterday, for the purpose Of trying private
Eugene Ellsworth, of Company a, 22d
Regiment OF Veteran Reserve Corps, and
such other prisoners as may be brought
before it.
MILITARY lSrRLLioEScE--Th l43d Regi-
ment Of Pennsylvania Volunteers, passed
through this city, on Friday last on their
way TO New York City. They we're in action
al Hatoher's Run, and at the close OF the
fght were ordered North. They have
participated in fifteen battles, and LOST about
420 men.
RETuRsSD 70 HIS RRaINKsI.--Breyet
Lieut.. Col. Gist, Of the Fourth Delaware,
left this city, on Thursday last, and returned
to his Regiment.
To soLDIERs' RAHILIKs The following con.
tributens have teen made for the Families Of
the Delaware VOlunteer:-
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-21
The Money Market.

TO THE TAN PAYERS OF DIVISION NO. 1
The United States Deputy Collector of Inter
nsl Revenue, for Division No ], comprising viii
mington, Christiana, BFandywiue and Mill Creek
Hos, informs the Manufacturers, Butchers and
others, that the duties aud taxes aecruinR unon
their relurns to the Assessor for the month Of
January, 1860, will be due on the 20th day OF
February, 1865, and that be will be AZ his
ONCE, on aud after the Goth until the "a Of
March, for the purpose Of receiving the same
Payment in all cases TO be made 10 gold or silver
coin or in Treasury notes issued under tbe au-
thority Of the Ultel States, or in notes of banks
organized under the act 10 provide q National
Currency, and known rs National Iiabhs.
All persons not awaiting themselves Of the on.
poriuuity Of the time named, will subject them.
selves to an addition of ten per cent on the
amount due.
JOHN P. HlLYARD. Deputy Collector,
Office Gig Market Street. Office hours to
u A. A.. tO4P.M. Feb. l7.2S.
FOLEY's CELEBRATED GoLD PRss are adon,-
ed by the United States Government. and are in
use in several Of the departments al Washing
ton sold in Wilmington by George Craig, Jr.,
No 4vo Market street lian. 24-lm.
A ooNrLEIR assortment OF Foley's Celebrated
Gold Pens At George Crsig,EJr's, No 405 Mar
ket Street, Wilmington. Tjan Palm.
Ladies' and CiaisarenR Hats
Latest styles at CHARLES OAKFoRD a SONS Ca.,t
Rental Hotel, Philadelphia. N'A'''
U. S. z 80 LoAB.-Noies Of all the denon,ins-
lions will be furnished upon receipt Of subser;n.
,Io1. Also 60 sh ares Union Bank Stock il lots
10 suit purehasers. HLYARb Co,
sl6 Market ct.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-21
INTERESTING QUESTION AND ANSWERS
RELATIVE TO fHR Ts0 U. s. LOAN.

Ar. Jay Cooke, Of Philadelphia, who for SO
long time had the management OF the popular
900 million 20 Loan. has Just been appointed
by seeretsTy Ressenden, the General Agent 10
dlsposs Of the only popular Loan now offered
THIRTY" '''''
ln entering upon his duties he desires ia
answer plainly the large number Of questions
daily and hourly propounded to him, so thai
his fslloW-cOuntTymen may all understand What
this seven-Thiriy Loan" is-Hbat are its ne.
eutar merits,-hoW they can subscribe for or
obtain the notes, 60.
lti Question. Why is this Loan called The
"Seven- Thirty" Loan
Anssts. 1t beaFs Interest, ia currency, at
the rate Of Seven Dollars and thirty cents, each
year, on every hundred dollars making tho
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-21
Deficiency,

The call Of December loth, 1854, Is virtually
new call, and under il DeAEars's quota 10
nine hundred and thirty eight 1888 fhls
quota is large on the one hand, by reason Of the
State having furnished 90 few men under the
call for 900, 900 men for more thAa one year,
and is comparatively small on the other hand
because OF the promptness snd energy With
which the committees acted In revising the en-
rollRent hsts Of the various WAFds and Hun-
dtede. The apparent insquallty Of the quotas
Of some Of the Wards and Hundreds Is owing 10
the fact. that under the last call some wardn
and Hundreds allied their quotas, nearly II not
entirely, with one year men, while others furn-
hhed larger proportion Of three years men,
Also, because some Of the Wards aud Hundreds
timely returned their lists Of corrections, thereby
reducing their enrolment and their quota, while
others delayed their returns unfit after the time
specified, and my reports Of the eorFeotions Of
ihslenrollment on which the States quota Eas
assigned, had been forwarded TO the Provost
Marshal General; as ample notices had been
given aud numerous appeals had been made
through the pfess Of the State, sueh delnquents
have no one to blame but themselves II they ars
now called to furnish 81 undue proportion Of
men.
Delaware, With dislOyAl proeliVidss, with .
ne1ority hostile 10 the administration, Gzd op-
posed to the prosecution OF the war for the SUP.
n =
majority Of whom in both branches, inimieal 10
the Government, aboundpg in acts expressive
Of its opposition TO the administration and the
vsr and refusing thanks to the brave men, who
in the heid Of battle are defending our rights
and our homes; refusing sympathy for the
bsreaved refusing 10 provide home for Del
awAre's dead At Gettysburg, or to relieve the
wants Of the families Of our heroes, or even 10
allow the city Of Wilmington to tAx herself 10
aid Of her soldiers.
Delaware, Notwithstanding all this and much
more, with voting population Of 5000, has
By the noble efforts Of the loyal men Of the State
put over twelve thousand men in the service Of
the United States since the breaking out Of thil
rebellion. Under every call made upon her shs
has furnished the men or the money. Whatever
may be said Of frauds that may have been com
mitted in other States, DelAWare's record OF
that point at least is clear And she will hl
her quota under this call with live men, fally
equipped to batile for God and Humanity, LIB
er'y and Union-one Country. one Constitution
and one Flag.
Col. Wilmer also stated that the draft for New
Castle county would not take place this weak
nor perhaps for some time and he hoped to Al
The quota without resort to o draft
The drawings for Kent and Sussex then tool
place as follows:
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-21
. OFFICIAL. -A'
Laws OF THE UNITED STATES. a 4
Pas'ei al The Second Session offAs TA;,i,,. ,,sh
Cohgfess. W. II s.
[PuaLIe Rss1Lrrlos-Nn

tPralIe REsoLrTlos-No. III ....,-;-
JOINT REsoluTIoN declaring es,t.ir s,., =. ...,.,.
VIC 'c IspIessntstioa in the electoral college.
@ t9S innsnitants and los1l aufhortisro Of he
TTsoisA, florida, Alabama, MisslisippI Loui,isn.'
te1as ArkAnsas aud feuLesses rebeIisi arsihsi thi
government OF the United States and Tsrs III s,,sh
sSooail9a 90 the eighth day or EoVember. sishtssn
osa uuoetsa ~ sixiy-lour thst no valid slsstioa n
s,ssios OF PTesdeat aud Vice PTesdest of rbs initd
halss aeeorttng TO The Consultation aud ~, tksrseS
W. ssi he,a ssa,i.I therein on said day Thsrelors
~, isoreq y The senate and House OF Reprssunta-
ses o. me tuited states Of America in rsen
hsd Ihsi me States mentioned ia the preatis % ihs
ssvvoa are not entitled 10 Ia ne
'Vt,sk7 ioI the choice Of President aud Wee
RES dent Of ths United States for The term s ocs con,
meaelng oa The fourth day u March, eighteen hundret
Anu NV I'VE and no electoral shall be received
o. ,ph.ed from sad States concerning the ehoies n
Approved, February s. 1855
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-21
lPnnl,c Rn.nIr,,nr-Nn "a

, lfCptc HEaoLruOS-No lS1
JOINT RESOLUTION teIdefing The thank OF snaress 10
hsler General Phillip A. sheridan und he oess,s md
men under his cnmmand
De Il resolved BY the Senate aud Hon,a Of Rsn,nla
uFes o. the uHsd States o. Amsrica 10 ongrus ssssu
blsd, That the thanks OF Congress are hsrhs ,5 ~
hAlo, General Phillip H. sheridan ana 20 IN aii "a
nea uader his eoninana for the gAllaaiIy isrY sfI
and eoursge displayed Ia the brilliant series or Vieof
especially LOT their services at Cedar Run on tbe nins
iesnth day q oeopar eghlssn hundred aad riTiTlour
ed great disaster. - - tATs Ft'ft'
sSs e Az g. !. further resolved That The Prs.lasus
o. te ynie9 States be- and hereby H. Fsquegt 10 esa.
meuieats this resolution 10 Major 0ensrsi Al
mand 's's Noass us som
Approved, FsbruAy
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-21
The Evacuation of Charleston.

OUR TROOPS IN PossEssIoN.
REBELS MOVED OUT on TuRs
DAY.-DEsPATCHEs FROM GEMS
GRANT AND WEITZEL.
WAsnINeToS, February 90, l2,4OP. NJ
MaJor-General Dix, New York The eyac-
uaiion Of Charleston by the Rebels is an
eounced in the following telegram, Just re.
ceiyed from General Grant.
L. n. STASToy, Secretary Of War.
"CITr PoINT, February Cotton. r NJ
Stanton The following despatch lust re-
ceiyed. Z. s. CAS-
"Lieutenant-G eneral.
THE Richmond Examiner Of to-day. ina,
received, says Charleston was evacuated on
Tuesday last. tSignedl
"G. WKlTzKL, Major.Genersl.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-21


Coal Az CosT.-The Bear Mountain Coal
Company are now selling stock and deliver.
ing Coal at cost, to stockholders il Ibis
city. The shares are ten dolars each ; and
each share entities the owner To one and a
half tons Of coal at cost yearly, for twenty
years. and also cash diyldends on ina AZ
Of surplus Coal s. MAasuAtu, No. lbs
West Seventh street. is the CompaBy'S
Agent, for Wilmington. This stock pavs a
dividend in Coal Immediately. fob. SIN.
WILL be found at the sstablishmsnt oil
G, Pickels, No. 2l9 Market street. win.
mington, Delaware, a large aud iue assort.
mont Of China, Glass and Quesnswars, COS.
sisting OF Tea, Dinner aud Toilet Sets, Of
the very best quality, which will be sold
separately or by the sett. Everything ia
his line Of business will be kept Constantly
90 hand. Coal Oil Lamps, Wicks, CHA
neys to all Of which he invites The sttsn.
parts Of the city free Of charge.
feb. 3-4m.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-21
Total
Csc. D. ApNsIaoso, Treasurer.

REv. JACOB KNAPP This celebrated Baptist
Preacher tfheisted st the Second Baptist Church
on Sunday last. lie is announced to preach
sseh day and evening Of the present week, at g
O'Clock IN the aftsrnoou and q o'clock. in the
evening large congregation listened to Mr
knapp on Sunday, and his real for God and bis
burning patriotism will give him, We trust, gen
eral favor with our people.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-21

"a Question. When and how can they be OIL.
tanned W.
Aaspsr. They are all for, sale a, par. and sc-
crosd interest, BY all Sab-Treasuries, National
and other Banks, and oil bankers and brokers
Sd Questioa. When is the interest psvabls
and how can il be collected,
Ansosr. The Coupons or Interest Tickets are
due 10Th Of February and 10Th Of August in
each year, and can be cut % from the note. and
will be oashed by any Sub Treasurer, U. s. De-
pository, National or other Bank or Bankers.
4h QustioE. When must the Government nav
of these 1909
AAilosr. They are due in two years and a
half from the 18th Of February, 1866 vi1 On
the lbtn Of August, 1867.
on Qa'st'on. Mus. l receive back my money
so soon as 1862
AHsEeT. No not unless you yourself ure.
fer 10 do so-the Law gives you the risGf 10 de-
mand from the Government, at that time, either
your money or an equal amount at par, Of the
famous aud popular $40 Gold Bearing per
cent. Loan.
6M Qus'lioR. How much do you consider this
worth
AHsiss'. 6.2Os bearing Gold INTEREST," from l,t
OF November, are to-day worth per cent. pre-
MUM. II they are worth 90 more at the e. d
OF the two years and half, when you have Z
right to ihsn, than they SOW are. ibis premium