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Opening this morning, fifteen csses Straw
Goods, at Mrs. Shaw's Rooms. meh3O:222
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[Oou mission allowed to subsoribersI
eB-U. s. Bonds of 1881, 5-2O's, lO-4O'p, Treasury
Notes, and all other Government seeurities pur-
eh ised and for sale on the most fas orabI terms
Gold, silver Coupons and Canada money bought
and sold ct beat rates, Deposits received and Col
leotion5 made at all AcCessib points. Uncarrent
nds converted 1t lowest rates. Revenue Stamps
for sale oc4
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CHICAGO NARHET.-Mareh 50.
- suruannpu

FIOur-Dul.
Wheaf-rull and declined &c. Sales ct
81 10 for No. l.
C0Tn-DaIl; declines 2Gso. sales at 55g5so
OaiIs-Qu,et; declined s7l@so. Sales at 4211S
44115c for no. 1.
Professionalism
ct SIS 509Z4 90.
, ard-Nominal at lsc-
Receipts Flour, 800 bbls; wheat 5000 bu;
corn, II, 600 bu; cats, 2OS1
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Such i, the exclamation of the unfortunate iudi-
vidual who has suffered for yesss with C,tarIh the
lactrymal glands have become cl sed, sUppurati9n
has taken place, a.d the eye ght temporarily &c
strOyed, but by tue use Of Dr. D. H seelye's Liquid
o4tarrh r. medy the glands W n resume their nor
NAL condition aud in a reason ble lime the eye
sight will be restored. NH 7.E3
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ARREST OF THIET.-The police, after
watching for some time the movements of a
man who gives his name as Orlando F.
Shepherd, arrested him on Wednesday, in
the act of taking book, an old copy of the
Pittsburgh and Allegheny City Directory,
and come dirty towels, &C., from behind. or
underneath one of the huge iron kettles
lying on Water street. on the premises of
Mr.. WorthingtOn. He had probably
stolen the towels from some hotel.
He is a petty thief, and has been seen,
OF strongly suspected of, pilfering from
scores of groceries, stores, &c, in the city.
He has taken sardines from Gorham's gro
Gerry, and from other places wooden boxes
of matches, and other small effects.
He halls from Rochester, Lorain county,
where he says he has grocery. He is now
locked up in the. City Prison, and will be
examined this morning.
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- ale n the jun, tion of Pittsburgh and Canal
AtIett- On ar Hussey's Oogp-r Smiling WOrks), be-
ing ~ let front on Pittsburgh street and l5 feet
lt,snt on Oanal street Building 23X39 feet. Good
vel cistern. and on hOus For Particulars iuquiro
land, Ohio. masrI5.f
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THE SALE OF SEASON SUBSCRIP
TION TICKETS ONLY,

viii open on
THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH BOTH, 1865,
at 10 O'Clock, at the Music Store of s. Brainard &
Go. Superior street, betw, en- Bank and Seneca.
The Directors earnestly hope that the lovers Of
Opera will assist in securing large
SEASON SALE,
view Of tbs very great expense and risk attend
g an o. cratic enterprise Of sneh magnitude, with
this hope he will offer a scheme embracing
SEAT FOR EVERY NIGHT,
SEAT FOR EVERY OTHER NIGHT.
Alternating with either the first or second Opera,
and
a SEAT FOR THE FIBST THREE NIGHTS,
Notwithstanding the enormous inc eqse Of ex.
peIse Attendant upon tie management of thi
Oupe, numbering one O. gregate
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The Director takes especial pleasure, visiting for
8 brief sea-on the p ilsipal cities Of the Great
West, 10 being able ~ present
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From the GRAND REPERTOIRE, rom which
viii be presented for the brief In C.IvelAni,
embeaces
RENO OPERA BEPE

RTNO OPERA REPEATED. ga
The Operas are presented here after the most
thorough study and rehearsal and in each instance
have been success fully pressnted once or tw ce
duriug the present SESSION in New York, Boston,
Philadelphia, and other Eastern Cities.
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con M ERcIAL.

MORNING LEADER OFFICE,
THUEsOAY EYEBKs, March 80, 1865.
Reeeipts-Ibe receipts Of Grain by rail during
the "a bOurs ending at cne O'Clock to-day Wsre a.
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The vote being an excess, smother bsil6S
was ordered, when Mr.. Brinsmade with
drew, and moved the nomination Of Mr.,
Dennis, which was unanimously made.
CITY MARSHAL.
The names of j. W. Schmidt, John N.
Frszee and David Short were proposed.
Mr.. Schmidt was nominated on the first
ballot, as below:
j. W. schmidt'-.
John N. FIazee
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Blackburn Is K0ehleF,
A r c HIT E c r s q.

]. NJ. BLACKBURN, A. KoEaLER,
Room No Perkins
No. sc Oregon st. Building, Pub. 70.
mh23:222 CLBVEt AND, o.
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CORRECTION OF EERoLNENT.-Wec call spe-
cial attention to the card published in our
advertising columns this morning, of Pro-
vOst Marshal Brown, concerning the new
order for the correction of enrolment.
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REcRUITIKG.-Eext to nothing was done
at the Provost Marsbal's office yesterday.
Three recruits were mustered, as follows:
Br kyn, CuyAhoga connty
coz Ha-d Clab No 4. Cleveland, ,...............l
Willoughby Club No. !, Lake county, ,............I
TOtalnnnn,,,,, ,,,.,...,,,....................,s
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NESIRABLE PROPERTY ON PER

II RY STREET FOR SALE.-Lot65 s. feet by IO2K,
corner Perry and Cedar streets, which there Is
store ard comfortable dw ling Louise, will be sold
separately or together very low II applied for imme-
diatey. Part Of the purcbas may rem-in iOur years
on a mortgage. Apply 70 ALFRED ELWEBL, 2l9
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SECOND NATIONAL BANK,
OF CLENELANUs
Designated Depository for all Public
MOnitss
7-3O LOAN.

This beiDg the only Popular Loan nov tefors tn
People, the Bank wi ! be- 'p on hand full sss7rs-
ent Of uizes, and m all orders prs mptIy and with
out delay.
With Accrued Interest 70 date, received in pay.
mept for Subscrir tOns and Will Tede m ct par the
Coupons on the HeTen Ihirties presented at the
counter.
VIII sIso pugohaBo United States Vouchers Cer-
tihoaieT Of Indebtedness, and all GO'ernmsnt Sc
curitles. feb23
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DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY MEETINGs.--The
Cleveland Democracy held their primary
meetings in the various wards last night,
for the purpose of appointing, in each ward,
Trustee, Assessor, Member of the Board
of Education, and delegates to the City
Democratic Convention to be held in Ma
tional Hall this morning at ten O'Clock.
We give below the returns from the First,
Fifth, Eighth, Ninth, Tenth and Eleventh
Wards. The night was go inclemsnt that
only two wards on the East Side took pains
to send in the returns, and it was a weari-
some enough effort for one evening, in q
deluge of rain, to canvass the West Side.
We give bslow, in order, the result of the
ward primary meetings:
FIRST WARD.
Trustee-C. W. Heard.
Assessor-Edward Wall.
Member Board Education-T. P. Spencer
Delegates-Robert Begges, William Civ
ems, D. A. Brown, D. Mooney, ST., and J.
McGarvey.
FIFTH WARD.
Trustee-Joseph sturges.
AssessOr-James Kelley.
Delegstes-N. P. Payne, B. Tunte, c..
Carey, William HeisleY and P. L. Shaw.
EIGHTH WARD.
Trustee-Joseph Henderson.
Assessor-George Fitzpatrick.
Member Board ducstion-Wiliam
Dugan.
Delegates-Charles Winslow, James Far
asay, John Sweeney, Barney McCarty and
Martin Doyle.
NINTH WARD.
TruStee-John Jones.
Assessor-James Kane.
Member Board Education-George War
mington.
elegstes-Thomas Mclean, Jos. Kane,
J. s. Allen, Hazen Hughes and Tim. Quin-
Ian.
TENTH WARD.
Trustees-Wm. Wellhouse; Bryan Bray,
to fill vacancy caused by death of Michael
Crspser, deceased.
Assessor-Edwsrd Mar. hall.
Member Board EducatiOn-S B. Conklin.
Dslegates-Bryan Bray, Edward Halpin,
Mcfarland, R. B. Kidney and Casper
Lantz.
ELEVENTH WARD.
Trustee-Stephen Buhrer.
Assessor-John Honeywell.
Delegates-E.. Russell, R. Larnder, NJ.
Bercle, b. Ruyger and C. Fredericks.
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GERMAN 0PERA.-The season sale of tickets
for the German Opera opened very auspici-
ously yesterday, and everything portends q
brilliant season. The compsny are meet
ing with splendid success in Pittsburgh and
will, we trust, be greeted equally well on
their arrival here. Its repertoire includes
the best operas ever given to the world in
any language-among them Martha, Faust,
Robert le Diable, Don Giovanni, Der F-ei-
schultz, La Dame Blanche, Tannhauser,
Mi reille, The Huguenots and all the other
leading works Of the great composers.
The Academy is being thoroughly cleaned
out, repaired and recarpeted preparatory
to the coming of the company. We OBJ
serve that the management has reduced
the price of reserved seats in the family
circle TO $500 for six nights or 81. so for
three. These seats are better than any
others in the house for purposes of hearing,
and will be crowded.
The season sale continues to-day and to-
morrow, when the sale of tickets fer any
particular night will be commenced. There
will be great rush for tickets to day, and
those desirOus of securing good seats had
best be on hand early at Brainard's store.
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STRAYED-From the premises of the
~ subscriber in Dover TOWNSHIP a Bay NJ re-
marx by small star in ehead; trots and racka
lad part OF bride ard halter on. Any person q
tufulng OF givins Information wuere she may be
10y. l9pea d vii be hberaly : rewarded. PETER CON
STABLE. mCh2l .lg5
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40, dark, dark, dark. amid the biz 20 Of noon,
1TrevocaO'y dark, total ECLIPSE
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QOOsOOO in sums to suit-at the old stand and
Weh-knoEn " WAGNER'S LOAN OFFIOE, IN Secu-
rites otevely kind, viz: Gold and Silver Watches
Diamonds, Silver Ware, JeWelry, Guns, Pistols
Ciothng, by GOOds, PiaIUs Melodeons, and all per-
soal property and articles OF value, the most sat
!siactory terms Business strictly private. Estab-
hshed le5l. MA variety of unredeemed Watch
esj > Wti-y, Ours etc, or sale at bargains.
Omee-corner Of Water snd Superior streets, over
DaF PeiX0tto's Clothing Store
oet22 J. 0. W. WAGNER.
EhOk SALE-THE LARGE DOUBLE
Il House, IS and 50 Prospect street, Euitab for a
boarding house. Terms easy. Enquire of CONWAY
W.kOBLE. At tn. lfhce o. Beckus Noble feI3:F
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EOR SALE-FORTY ACRES OF THE

= best quality Of Grape land near Co lamer Village,
Waeres Nood lant, all hou aRd goCd barn.
Also AZ acres near DOahs O5rner5. A b-sutifu
place for hue residence nd faTded land. InquiIe
OF J. T. eAAIOH, Hast Cleveland. Al,o, 81 Acres
on Lusld street. 3 miles from The city. mhII .Ia5
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CITY MARSHAL

W. schmidt
John N FIazee q
David
CITY COMMISSIONER.
jeremiah Coonrad, E. Erwin, John
Gawne, Augustus Hubbell and John Given
were proposed. The first ballot stood:
jeremiah 2s
John Give
> Er
John CAVE
Augustus Huboell
Total...... "
No choice. Second ballot thus:
Jtremi N Coonrad
hn
s. -'..
A. Hubbell ell.....................
Total. ,....--.62
Mr.. Coonrad was declared nominated.
1KFIRNARY DIRECTOR.
A. E. BuyIison was nominated by sccla-
nation.
CITY SEXTON.
W. G. stedman was also nominated by
acclsmation.
The names of VIM. Hart, S. J. Lewis and
Augustus Fuller were proposed. The bal
lot stood:
VIM.
A. Fuller
8. J. Q
TOtsl.
Mr.. Hart was declared the nominee.
CITY sEALER.
Daniel Stewart was nominated by accla-
nation for City sealer of Weights and
Measures.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
George H. Benham and G. B. Tibbits were
proposed. The vote stood thus:
G. b. Benbam----......,..... 4s
g. B.
Iotai''''.'' ''''.''''''' '.''''
Mr.. Bsnham was declared the Conven-
tion's choice.
CoEsTABLEs.
The names Of the following gentlemen
were announced: L. N. Eastman, L. B. Ea-
ger, Charles T. Kleine, Charles Ridgway,
VIM. R. simmonds, VIM. a. Champlin, John
S. Fernald and Chsrles C. Stevens, who
were nominated by acclamation.
CITY COMMITTEE.
It was decided that each ward sPpointone
man on the Central Committee.
The Convention adjourned sine die.
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" the Quartermaster's DEPARTMENT Nashville,
Tenn, 500 LabOrers. WAGER Si5 per month and
tions: 200 Transfers. Wages, $40 per month and
Tati9ns and 100 CarpeDters, wages SIS per month
sud rations None need appy bui stout, O. e-bOdiei
men, Wiling to engage icr ak months Transpor-
tation !, IN shed. Apply to d. SHERWOOD, Q. ~.
Agent, OummerciAl House, Clev land, O. Viii leave
Cleveland every Tuesday ald Friday. mch24
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1otai
Mr.. Abbey was declared the nominee.

Total
Mr.. Abbey was declared the nominee.
POLICE CLERK.
The following gentlemen were named for
this Office George Arnold, Charles Eagan
and D. n. Gardner. The latter was declar-
ed the chosen candidate on the first ballot,
which stood thus:
George Arnold
Eottttrlug
Tosal 81
CITY ATTORNEY.
Tho names of R. B. Dennis, A. T. Brips
made, C. stetson and W. S. Kerruish, were
announced. The first ballot had this re-
suit:
r.
T. q
". y
y. Stetson
j. Z. lngeTsoss
Iotai.s-'..'. 81
No choice. The second ballot resulted
in the nomination of Mr.. Dennis. Thus:
X D. ...-.S9
i. BTlnsma -e.-.
Y. ofetBon.-...:
). u. lDgsrholl...., .,....,........-
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE

- viii sell Tor reasonable price-if opportunity
pfesentsmy house end lot, No. 29 SoOville Az nue.,
Any one des ing medium- priced house, situated in
agood neighb lThOod, lit removed from the bus-
Tie OF the business pat Of the city, will do well all
and Examine premises be ore purchasing elsswhere
Inc house (w0Oo) contains nine rooms besides pan
trs ciO ets etc - is IN excellent repair There is
goUd barn, sbundaLc OF grapes and other fruit
and Ahrubbery upon the lot. The iurIiure 10 house
VIII be sold with it, Il desired. Enquire upon the
premises. Im.2 2l2l @. J. BALLARD
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IOE1Isssssssst
Mr.. Benham was declared the COnven.
tion's choice.
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AT a BARGAIN-FOR sAIElTI

o. :. y cAA4On, Ea,t Cleveland. A,o, 81 Acres
On E1sld stree !, miles from the city. mhll:l95
A 7 A BARGAIN.-FOR SALE.-The
- subscriber offers flr sale bis residence situated
two AID half miles from lhe Court House. in q very
desirable locality. The Lot covers ten ana half
acre O. exceedingly choice land, and contains an
aOunqance OF ShIubbeIg; Has cherry trees and
stIawbei ~ pautsi Ga Vine. Ia good assoTt ent)
good Orchlrt hve years old, consisting OF upwards
20 numb oi Ounce tres, all Of which are lust be
cunning 10 ar. The House is brick nearly new
con eldlng seven lofty rooms. The barn, Carriage-
uouse, Cow sheds, and other Out-buildi gs, are Il a
good condition. Alfogether it is very dssi rable
iesidonca, and will b. sold cheap icr cash or long
eEeelt, as Ialti d sire. Enqur at l05 St Clair ST.
mhb:lS JOHN ALEXANDER.
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- undersigned have his day formed cO-partner.
ssnip under the name and ffm OF MARSH LII nd
Ifaruess buslue at No. ia Superior ST.
GEO. n. MARSHALL. T.
CLEVILAKD, March 20 1855 T125.to5
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Freight So per ton. Toll 90 cents per ton

4eLctintin,1 IF ,.sfee'a 5u1enfle<.-
Pursuant to the Proclamation of our Union
loving and patriotic Mayor, DR.. G. II. Ohr,
the citizens of Cumberland met at the Mar
ket-housc, on Monday evening. DR.. L. K.
Hummelshine, was called to the chair, and
il. Swarzwclder appointed Secretary. The
following gentlemen were appointed Commit
tee of Arrangements-Dr G. II. Ohr, Capt.
G.. w. Harrison, Hon. James Smith, j. NJ.
Strong, j. II. Young, Jesse Englcr and Robt.
Shrivcr.
Committee on Finance. c. Shpley,
II. Swartzweldcr, G.. f. Gephart. VIM Wick
ard, James Sowders, and L. W. Brant.
On account of the inclemency of the wealth
err and other causes, tho Committee of Ar
rangcments have postponed the celebration
from this evening to Wednesday evening the
10Th instant-the anniversary of the murder
Of loyal soldiers on the streets Of Baltimore.
This is fit time for loyal men to display
their patriotism.
We expect tho celebration to be worthy go
auspscious an event and worthy our citizens.
Msj. General Emery has very kindly ten
dercd to the Mayor any and every assistance
in his power for the occasion.
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

The undersigned having been restored to health
in a:few weeks by very simple remedy, after hav-
ing suffered several years with asevere lung affec-
ton, and thai. dread disease Consumption-is anx-
ious to make known to his fellow-suffers the means
of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send coyy OF the
prescription used, (free of charge,) with the dree-
lions for preparing and using the same, which they
will find sure cure for Consumption, Bronchitis
Coughs Colds, &C. The only object of the adver-
tiser in sending the Prescription is to benefit the al
ficted. and spread information which he coneeives
TO be Invaluable; and he hopes every sufferer will
try his remedy. as it will cost them nothing and
NAV provc n blessing. Persons wishing the pre-
scription will please address
Rev EDWARD A WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings County,
roh,e an New York
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CTEPHEN w. DOWNBY'S
~ GOVERNMENT CLAIM
AND LAW 0EEIC
AND LAW UFFI
WASHINGTON, d, c..

WASHINGTON, d. G.
ATT IGNITION SOLDIERS AND OFFYCERSt
Attention IPidows Of Soldiers and OGcersi ut
tenGon Fathers, Mothers, Sisters and Brothers
Of decd Soldiers and officers Attention Off
GERS and Soldiers ,cho hare had hors and
eqnpage lost in The Military Service Of the
lifted Statesi Attention Officers ,cho haze re-
cruited for the Service and hare uns titled ac-
counts Attention farmers ,ohosegrain has been
taken for the Armies of the United States IT.
tention all rho hare claims against the United
States.
Now is your time to have them collected or put
in proper shape SO there will be no difficulty in col
Letting them Mt some future day. Do not defer the
matter until the evidence necessary to substantate
your claims cannot be had
Soldiers who have served two years are entitled
to Sl00 Bounty.
Soldiers discharged on account OF wounds re-
ceved in battle arc entitled to Sl00 Bounty and a
pension of So per month. The heirs oideceased
Soldiers are entitled to the same.
Officers discharged the service on account Of
wounds, and the widows and children of deceased
Officers are entitled to pensions as follows viz: For
1t. Col. and all officers of higher rank $50 per
month, Major $25, Captain $40. LIST 1t. SIT, End
1t. SIS.
Especial Attention given to Courts Martial, and
officers under charges should not fail to apply for
counsel.
The Undersigned respectfully calls your attention
to his great facilities for collecting claims agains
the nited States.
The collection of Bounties, Pensions, arrears Of
pay, &C., promptly attended to.
The heirs of deceased Soldiers will find 1t to their
advantage to place their claims in my hands
Call at my Office in the Columbian College Law
Building on Fifth street west between and +
streets, Washington City, D. c., or address me
through the PostoIice.
STEPHEN W. DOwNEY,
10 1865. Attorneyat Law.
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ALLEGANY COUNTY
B 0 u n T Y 10 A N!

THE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS of
L Allcgany County by virtue of the late Act of
the General Assembly, have resolved to raise by
loan, the sum of fifty-fonr thousand, two hundred
dollars, to he paid in cash as the County Bounty of
TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS TO each man drafted
and held to service and to every person volunteer
ing or furnishing representative substitute to he
credited to the quota of the county under the call
of the President of December, 1864. One hundred
aud thirty-fve County Bonds will be issued for two
hundred dollars each, and sixty-eight County Bonds
for four hundred dollars each. One-half of each
class is payable on the first Of January, 1866 with
interest from date, and the other half on the first
day of January, 1867. with interest from date, the
first year interest to be paid on the latter the
first of January, 1866, and the second years in
tcrest, with the principal SUM, on the first day of
January, 1867. If any holders of Bonds should
desire longer investment the County Commission
crs can at future meeting extend the time for pay
ing the principal sum and continue to levy the in
tcrcst only on such bonds annually.
Both classes of Bonds now ready for delivery
and in the hands of the Alleguny County Bounty
Board, {John H.. Young, Nelson G. Read, and
Hopewcll febb. who are authorized TO receive SUBJ
scrpons and deliver said Bonds to the subscribers
The County Commissioners have taken this action
under the law to promote cnlisimcnts and place
the county on IN equal footing with Baltimore city
and the other counties of the State and enable this
county to fill its quota without resort to draft. All
who are liable to draft or have friends liable TO
draft should invest in these Bonds and enable the
authorities to protect them from draft. Nearly every
drafable man in the county could raise enough to
take bond, and If only few do it there will be
no need for draft. District clubs also should SUBJ
scribe to these bonds md thus save their district
from draft without cost, and all capitalists and
others interested in the industrial pursuits of the
county, whether themselves liable to draft or not,
should that it is their interest to invest in these
bonds and protect the county from draft.
As an
ESTMENT,
There Is no safer before the public. It's DOMES-
TIC FUND, subject to nc uncertainties, and
BEARING SIX PER CENT. INTEREST,
clear of all charges and capable of extension as to
time of payment to suit the holders.
By order of the County Commissioners of Ale
sanv County. ELIJAH FRIEND.
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