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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-25

l. RESIDENCE a, Ne. % Mor,onst Brooklyn. Z. ID.
Lot 2oxlOo fee; deep House. hseetory stock brick font.
modern style but In good order with Gas and Water 10 it
desirebly located IN very pleasant gertee neborhood
Rents Tor $500 per year Apply to ANDREW C. ELLIOTT
No - Water-st. New. York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-25

CTEINWAY u SONS GOLD MEDAL
~ GRAND AND SQUARE PIANOS ere now considered
the best in Europe well hs country having received
first Prize Medal at tbs WoTds Exhibition In London 1862
Tho Prnci. reason why the seinway Pianos superior
to all others is that tho firm 70 composed Of five practical
piano orte makers father and -four son who invent all their
improvements. and under whose personal spervision
every Of the instrument 10 manufactured Wa-rooms
Nos II and 70 East Fourteenh between Union Square aud
Irving Place, Eew-York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-25

DELANO LIFE-PRESERVlNG VESTS
IL Eve.y person travelling BY water or going on ooa'ns
6ahipe or Yachting expeditions should have one AS tney are
von they be inflated at or IN 'ne water
are great aids good swaeT and viii support nose VINO
cannot SWIM ...x, 80 4.
No. 81 BroadWay corner Leonara-sl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-25

n TTfIA kc sent for IS cents HENRY A. DANIELS
b. Consain; aud Operative Surgeon No. Uni'n''q"as
New.York.
NOTICE to DISCHARGED SOLDlERS.-
Having been established for three year. IN COLLECT
III c...s. of claims have complete arrangements iof
ins accounts of discharged soldiers who have been as
ehsrsrd on partial descriptive i,', prisoners Of wai
rses made Information gratis Pensions procured BACK
nav and bounty for deceased =. AMI ....
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-25

ISSOURI LANDS-MINERAL LANDS
wi 900 acres OF wild PRAIRIE aad TIMBER LANDS
containing coal. lead and iron for SALE at pcs by
LOWRY 4 SON, Land ard Real Estate Agents 81. lonia
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-09-30

| A COLONEL FOND OF Hrs Top
Col. B. was fond of his bottle and its
contents. In other words, he put out
Of sight all the whisky that he could
lay bis hands on. One night, when
acting as brigadier officer Of the day,
he visited the pickets and found that
one of the men did not salute him
with as much military display as the
Colonel desired, SO he thought he would
teach the man proper respect.
The Colonel dismounted.
"Give me your gum" he said.
AMOUNT my horse and ride off little
way, and, then approach me as though
you were visiting the pickets.''
The soldier did as he was directed.
He mounted the Colonel's horse and
rode off; but instead of returning to
the picket line, he found his way to
the Colopels tent, entered it, emptied
canteen of whisky, and turned in
on the Colonel's bed and went to
sleep. g.,
In the meantime the Colonel paced
bis round, impatient for the arrival of
the sentry; but finding that he did
not come, he called for a corporal of
the guard, explained matters, and
then, wet and cold, hastened to his
tent. g. .|@
The first thing he looked for was
his canteen of whisky. 1t was
empty. Hardly had he recovered
his astonishment, when he heard snor.
ing proceeding to the bed, he saw
the soldier whom he relieved at his
post.
Halo Y roared the Colonel, "who
in the devils name are you Z"
"Colonel b." was the answer, as
the sleeping soldier reused up.
You scoundrel p cried the Colon
el, /" you are drunk ON my whisky"
DWELL, then, how can be Col. B.
unless | am drunk ?"
Two days in the guard house wss
bis sentence. ~ ..~s.1 r73
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-09-30

GENERAL NEW y.

Workmen in the lake tunnel at
Chicago, forty feet below the bottom
Of the lake, can hear the engines and
paddle-wheels Of the steamboats, pass.
ing overhead.
In a volume recently published in
London, by Mr.. limbs, that writer
depriyes Lord Macaulay of his claim
to the New Zealander sitting on the
mouldering arches of London Bridge.
This image, it appears, had previously
been employed by Shelley, Volney.
Kirke White and Horace Walpole.
Lord Macaulay uses it no less than
four times. To 7# 'ssi7-, -fa
An English bark cleared from
Charleston on the I'd inst, for Liver
pool, with a cargo of cotton---the clear
anee from that port since the blockade
was raised.
The Augusta Constitutionalist says
that Miss Nancy Rogers, young and
beautiful lady living near Fort Wayne,
committed suicide other efle day by
taking strychnine. Disappointment
in love affairs is said to have impelled
herto the deed.
/ One of the best posted wine makers
at Cleveland, Ohio, says that if for
five years to come the people of this
country plant vineyards as they have
for five. years past, there will be more
wine and grapes in the United States
than in Europe.
i The question of negro suffrage
is to be submitted to the people Of
/ Connecticut, at the October election.
In lS47 the question Of admitting the
negroes to the right of suffrage was
before the people, with the following
result: Yeas, 1888 ; nays, 19,l43.
1t is announced that State militia
will soon supersede the United States
troops in Virginia, as in the case Of
Mississippi. .......'
The pipe which Blucher smoked
at the battle of Jena is in possession
of a DIR. Geist of Dresden, to whose
uncle it was given by Blucher on the
battle field. It's small meerschaum
well Drowned, with very short stem.
A silver chain, which attached the
the bowlto the tube, has been lost.
The Oldest building in Richmond,
Va. once the headquarters of Gems.
Washington and Lafayette, and after
wards the boarding house of Jas.
Monroe, has been renovated and con-
verted into shoe-shop.
General Meade represents the state
of the South to be satisfactory. He
is said to have made arrangement, un.
der the authority Of the President, for
the gradual withdrawal Of the troops,
and the restoration of civil rule.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-09-30
At BEAL'S.

- ST N NJ M Nj ~ ~@
SOAP-40 boxes Cincinnati German.
LARD--l5 kegs Leaf.
COFFEE--5 bags Rio and Havana.
FL0uR-40 barrels superfne.
BACON--Hams, Shoulders and Sides.
P0RR--15 barrels full Mess.
CORN-10o bags White.
HAY--25 bales Western.
Teal chest Imperial.
Which will be sold by the package or at retail. a
reasonable prices for the times.
july25 JOSHUA REALs
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-09-30
Cheap light.

TUsT RECETVEDa-An invoice Of Erst quail.
d ity COAL OIL which win be sold at the 10 v
price Of 81 2opsr esllsu, retail.
augs2 - JOSHUA REAL.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-09-30

THE undersigned is now prepared to receive Or
L aers lor all kinds of Furniture and Cabinet
work. viii make or mend In the best manner,
and at the lowest figures, FOR CASH ONLY. In the
Undertaking business he has now on hand y fine
assortment of Metallic Cases, and is ready to re-
ceive orders in this line Of business, which win
meet the attention usually given by the old firm
of Piper Il Bradford. aI4 a
aug6 FRED. FUNRk.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.

FELiow.CIri2ESs OF the Confederate States -
capital Of our ma. on, being now in the posses
sion Of the proper authorities, you arr requested
10 assemble upon Bunker an, where, IN the
shadow o. the monument that prociams the rue
ccssir issue II nations fight Tor freedom, RoBERr
To,Mus-a traitor from Georsa-.s expected to
cal the roll Of his slaves.
You will assemble in fatigue uniform, and wait
with the patience Of martyrs 10 bsd cause, lhe
call that has 50 long in vain been promised to our
people.
II thus requesting your prescace, con -rntulaic
YOU, my countryueu, on tie ,ilition " a
prophecy, which, four yea nee, feared
might never live 10 see acconl lshed .
So many Of you, therefore, Who win unite with
VA ON this Jlyul occasion, may b, assured that
our Freedom which has been endangered by .
cruel and re,ntess ioc--is thus secured upon =
foundation as firm as the quicssslds which have
engu'Uhed our enemies snd permitted me to
Issue the call for this festive meeting OF my fellow
citizens OF the late Confederate States u America.
Dine Fsuoui Hall this third day OF April
Ouo thousand eight hundred and slxty-
tive.
DRFrKRsoN JAWS,
prtsi ieuti ~ ID ctltoF
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New York Jubilnnt.

NrsrruAY was a day thst viii long be remcm.
tri'd tg the people Of this city. Tho reception -,
sbr glorious news from Richmond caused a thri /
10y TO ASS through the entire city, and seeming
~ animated every countensnce with an expires sion
~ lSiuess Flays lostel throughout every part
a. the e..y, tells rang .orth joyful pesls for
dc victory, and eyeryWhere tho good news WAS
discussed, accompanied with congratulations upon
she bright aspect which the war has now assumed
TIE ehey Of his Intelligence upon he gold market
sas mo- very 'ppsIeuL the decline being only
blVaI Ak uer cent THIS rssVI. Ia prec.sey as We
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10 RATHR =.


BUCKLEY On sunday, April I'd, af,er a short III.
mes, jeremiah BucKey, native Q: County Kerry,
ireland, Ia the 5'th yvar OF his AFs
The relatives and friends Of the family, and
those Of hs sou-n-lAw, james Urifin, are respect.
fully Invited to s,tend the iuuersl TIL. iussdAy AZ
ternoOn, 4th i1s', a. H. O'clock, from HE late resi-.
dence J6z Pearl It, Co Kerry Ireland paper, pleaee
copy. Ice
CALLAHAN-on April Sd. John Csll.hsn aged 30
YEAR. months and IS days.
Tho funeral will tate place from bic late rpsi-
conce, Isl West J3i u. Oh "wednesday aiprnoon,
Apin 3. Al ] Oclock. lAe friends and reiAuvos Of
the family are requested 10 attend 1872
CURRY on April ed, l-G5, james Curry aged 10
Jelre, ~ months and ~ DAYS.
he ifieuds Of the family orc rcsp"ctuiy Invited 70
hteni n tuuCIsL from hia fathers residence. 2Dt
West l,ih ~, at o'clock.
HALLlCK-Ou sunday, April %, n diseVe con-
tttStei while iucsrcctatcl Ia Libby aud salisbury
frs9ns Charlie W Hallick, sgcd - years, mouths
aud III DAYS.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respect
iuliy invited 10 attend tie funeral Tuesday aitor
noon Apiil l. Al O'Clock, nom the residence NJ his
brother stephen. 5O Pitt At. 2ss
OBRlEN-On Monday, April Sd, Miehael O'BTieu,
ssd o. {eas-a native OF the farish Of Dosort Co.
The funeral will take pare from his late residence
90 merry At, on "wednesday morning, at ~ oclk,
10 ~. lere1ss Church. where solemn Mnrs Of Re
que WI he offered up for his roul HE remains
wiz no Inferred In Calvary Cemetery. $50
,kOsELl-ln BROOKLYN, April 3, 1904, Harriet 4.
mAcom daughter oi James and Harriet kosoll, aged
The relatives and friends are respectfully invited
10 attend the funeral at hen late 20 Pearl
o'clock iss
TAsHEIRA- On Sunday morning April ID, Maris
p NidoW OF the late james L. asheirl aged g. yrs.
aud : daNs.
Friends and relatve. are invited 70 attend the
funeral, from tue 30 universalist Church. cor Of
O'clock l.. ". Y-J
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Tho sequel TO the Pre-, idcnt's "Peaco
1iiseion.v

Tnr W soAcres who pretended 10 d vine the motive
u Presdsni Lscoln's visit 10 the army, and who
grsvsly assured the public that Negotiations" were
ponllug With DAVIS and Lee, mus, by this time bo
somewhat sArtned 'of their prophetic reputaton.
The visit In question had relation to peace " ne
gotAtoDs" haze been pending upon this subject
and hsd the prophets been less explicit regarding
the Cd arscier of them, they might have achieved
reputation for Augury. Hut General GsASr aud
no, M SEWARD, has proven TO be the pearcm'kcr'
and IS dtep-toncd artillery has furnished the sb'd-
men, In favor Of tie Union. Presidcn1 Lirc ~
knew that the fuA baltic Of the rebellion was
about 10 be fought he know that the TINE hal
come wien q single d,cisvo victory would cause
the reasonable structure Of DAVIS and his CO.
conair,sora 10 cruuhle: he knew that great
victory would 30 the hArbinger Of peace, happine"
and unity throughout the country, and his anxious
sslicltude for the cause led HIM 70 he present on
&c occAs on This Is the FIRST slime IN the history Of
no var IL At the President has been personally pre-
seut TO encourage and animate he soldiers and the
fact that N tn snstance be perso ally consulted with
bis military chiefs before the battle eagerly watch
ell every tuctuaton o. the tide during Its entire
course, ANA personally reported 10 he cor.trS The
progress # he great struggle, shows how snSious-
| ~ be regarded a. The country will he vel salts.
hed with this result % the Pr1s!lours peace mis-
SION Peace It will certainly bring, aud one {, at
| will not lo dietsIel BY the President OF bogus
| Conederncy. Every peace propoalicn heretofore
submitted W the North ms come from nehlud the
breAs,works Of IrEs army, and has been o'Tered
IN a spirit q rs,nce upon the bayone;s u the
| IN i 4 H.. -.
TONG now removed, Il will not lie strange
II NJ. LISGoLs should yet give us the an
uounccment Of peace from the rebel cspi,al-s glo-
nous, lasting peace, under which the country will
be un.ted By the bonds u frsslom aud mutual IN
,er,st, that will result In even greater na;lonG
prosperity than was enjoyed before the war.
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DRFFKRsoN Jaws,
Presidential Dictator.
The New Fire Department Word TO
Governor FentOn

TnE Pad Fire Department B.ll has been passed
tho ircmen have quietly aoquescod III the result
but the most important matter connected with
this sui eet vet remains to le done. rpop Cover.
nor FE,4o, now devoly.s the duty If ,nnoin,ipy
a.. Coupi.,i,ns,. ,.h,, -, h., a.. -
man, IN ,ho future AMI ,vhc ~ ~. ,or,,,s -, ~.
lsw, are Invested With the fullest authority in
making subordinate appointnen,s wb,,.vsr
may be the merits Of the mid sys,em tssors,c,l,y
ta,npot T.. ,,s,,sn, d, ,r.,,,.. IT,,
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.t,s the late e.vy decline In soid c.
e,r,,.1 usuue when casual o server cohl1 80
,o,.I., i,ya-rant H. The reason Is thi'' g'l-
t,s t., oeeks been going down upvn the strength
n a.. victories now cbroni.Ie1. Tic taking OF
p,,er,burs aud Redmond, snd tie defeat Of
t,y', army, have Locn 'usccunted" In "sl
s,ree, TIA, IL, the decline WAS hypothecaied on
Tie Act tbs, tho victories In question were only
.lo. distance in tho future. II the official news
bpd come Of the surrender q LIE's entire army
together with an sppesl from The rebel government
,sk!nz for peace, we doub, " gold would have
gone below 40, Tor tie reason shS, the great vol
une Of our currency must n,cc3sarily keep II a. q
pretty high rate Of premium Until The re-esabli'h-
men, Of q specie basis. Tie produce, dry gods
and ether markets, however, fetshc pressure more
severely than tue gold market, and there was con-
siderable excitement with strong disposition to
sell TIE stock market stool the test with consid-
srab hrrnnesa but the business WA not heavy In
consequence o. Il large patriotic meeting held ty
the brokers aud bankers at the Custom House.
The news, 10 short. rnonopozo1 convsrsation, aud
W great exi,nl retarded business for there vas
general Dbl. osti1n 10 discuss tHo gladsome nie'li'
genee h. the exclusion Of everything else.
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Financial News. Markets. &c.

Nr~ York, Monday, A tTl g. 6 p. k.-wsll street
has been in perfect Juror Of excitement all day over
the glorious success In Virginia and consequence
business wss cut very short. The comparative small
decline Ia gold sill dsappoint many unthlnking per-
sons who have not noticed that dealers have already
discounted, to great extent in anticipation Of the
i-i VI Richmond. Tbs fluctuations In Fold, ~ bue-
tined at Gipin's Merchants Erchanse to-day, have
been I" follows AT 1880 A. NJ 1isH; 1898, 1t9 /;
WA 1494. 1915, i45ia; 1875, 1854; H. 14T1 /;
100 li6Ai lilo 1lG; Ills, 146s; 1i.2O 14Gb I;
ll.23' 1913; li2S, 1854, IL 80 1855 1913 145h;
il.io' li6h; ii.jG 1i5 II 1854; l21h 49,;
l224 lij's; 1878, iis 1884 l46H 1870 145t;
J. 40; Lilo 1857, L2g liG 1JL 1919; i.46, il5'i;
LOO 10; ?, l45's; 1.l0, 1904 2.2U 1857 2J5,
lB'i; $50, ii5E; 3, 1Ba 3lS 1857 70, rs,
iva; 1870, li5'. Ji5, 49, 5.b-, l45h; 4, l4G'. ;
10 l4j' 49,, 1i5's. The stock market fever
ish and irregular, and at the close sorts
hibited an advance Saturdays quotations. while
others 'hoa ed ialns OIL. Governments we're strong
and higher The loan market easy al 6a1 per
cent The current rates for commercial paper a
II, with very little offering The bank statement
Il extremely favorable and shows incrcase In legal
tender Of Y millions In deposits incrase Of Y
millions, and In loan. decrease Of millions At the
Produce Exchange to-day the greatest eXcen ont pre-
vailed when the capture OF Richmond announced.
The members gave up business for congratulations,
AMI bot very little wa transacted. Flour declined
5lc. i5c. Wheat loo. & IN and Oats &c &c. Pork
fell ~ ~ but aiier-ari. recovered the decline In
the Cotton market there wa. very heavy feeling,
with decline Of &C. q 1c per b.
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No,es Of oil the denominations named will be
promptly furnished upon receipt OF subscriptions |
ard the forwarded once The interest to 18th
june next will be paid In advance by the local sub
Ger, tiou agent. Ut III, time Of subscIibine Thsis
TIE ONLY LOAN IN MARKET
nov offered By the Government, and 1t Ia confidently
expected that l,s superior advantage. will make It the
GREAT POPULAR LOAN OF TIE PEOPLE.
Lees than S3JLOONOOO OF the Loan authorized by
the last Congress are now the market. This
amount At the rate a, which 1t Is being absorbed sin
all he subscribed for within four month";, when the
notes viii undoubtedly command premium, a. has
uniformly been the closing the subscriptions
to other Loans.
In order that ctizens Of every town and section Of
the country may he afforded facilities for taking the
loan, the National banks, State Banks and Private
Bankers throurhout the country have generally
agreed to receive subscriptions at par Subscribers
viii select their own agents, In whom they have
Gdence, and Who only TO be responsible for the de-
livery VI the notes Tor which they receive orders.
JAY COOKE.
SubscriIt.Oa Agent lhtldtel phin.
March 10Th, 1868. sos
The Infants Friend.-Mrs. Winslow's
Soothing Syrup s the best and .urest remedy in the
world for al diseases OF children such teething,
wind collie 80. II corrects Acdity Of the stomach,
regulates the bowels and gives rest health and COM
fort to mother and child Perfectly safe in all
millions OF mothers testify. oiiices Is Dey It,
New York, and sc5 High Hoborn, London, Eng
| land. 1888
A Pictorial chronological Journal For
April 90 Illustrations Physiosnomy, Ethnolosy,
Physiology, PsychoEy, Reporters and Reporting,
Choice of Pursuits Color OF Eyes Climate and Color,
Insanity, Noses, Etc. Only 20 cents Newsmen have
| H. Address Messrs. Fowler Wells $50 Broadway,
NY. $50
NIessrs. Fowler & Wells. Phrenologi
give charts OF character daily, al $50 Broadway s6s
stop that Scratchng and use Wheaton's
Itch Ointment. 1t cures Itch and Salt Rheum in
forty eight hours, and ell eruptions Of the skin Sold
by I'll Dniygsts 3l2
Not Few of the Worst Disorders thai
aiNct man kind arise from corruptons OF the blood
technology Extract VI Sarsaparlla IL d remedy oil
the utmos Valuo, 80
70 Purify, Enrich the Blood. aud Beauti.
~ the fNlon, ure helmbola's ghly ConcentrA
tcd fluld LNtract ratSAparia. Que bottle equals In
slIenfth ole salon o. the syrup or Decocton, 5si
Why lnjure the Compe xIon by Powder,
aud w tshts u.cA CAok0 al. up the pores OF I'll,
SKIN an! "a sAOrt time leave II harsh AMI dry Il
10 IN the blood. and Yen want anooth aud soft Skin
usS helm0olds Extract Of sarsapaTila IL gives
bsllianey to the complexion. 80
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.

tenr. smooth >lun aud Pca1tifdl
Con q 90 iollows be "a. cf II II tol- Cot uta
sed fluid Ext.alt So s4y.t.Ia 1 .f--I.,s &. =
tpois piinrles All ali eruptions Of u ls.. 81
Grover Il Bakers First Premium YInst,c
Stitch and Lock stitch sc wing kschiles iq5 Bf1sd-
way, New York and 235 tu on e. Brooslyn J3J
Wheeler e. Wilson's uiah,,.. Premium
Lock-Stitch Sewing Machines, and Buttorl.Ie Ma
cnine. go Broadway, New York LOS
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

T AIDES FATHER MATHEW I. A. b. So
- c.t. No :, OF New York. will hold their regular
weekly meeting at their u all I'D u. AMI ID ave,
on his tTucsdayy evening April 4th AZ Z ocloci p
N. speakers - Me.srs. AaIslllll Carroll, hAdGon,
Morris and hcGuire. singers-M,s kenefck, Miss
Htnlon and Mr.. Co.ney. fhe memle.s are r. Iuered
he puneukl IN attendance, there wil be nm cleo
ton for oiiiceIs iOr the ensuing term. OWEN ho-
GOWAN, Pre-. TilOS. FAY, Rec, sec, l2l
N YORK LIQUOR DEALERS SOCIETY
~, A regular monthly meeting Of this socety
will be held at the Metropolitan Rooms, 100 Hester
e.. Tuesday evening, April 4, 1855, at o'clock.
punetuh attendance Is re uested, ~ business OF Inn
portance will 10 brought before tho Society tor their
uction, BY order. r. W. ENGS, President, JOHN
ROGERS, Roc Sec, gsb
NOTICE-THE MEMBERS OF THE IA.
L ' ther Mathew a. b. I A. b. Society are hereby
notified TO attend their regular monthly meeting, 70
bo hold at their hall 36l Broome ct, thA tuesday,
Prest. JEREMlAH +. LYNCH. Rec. see'y, 129
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Thosc bonds worth premium, which in
the actual profit on the 100 loan, and Its
or mp,ion from State and municipal tardtion
add, from on, 10 tire, per cent. more, according
To the rate levied other property. The interest ia
payable In currency semi annually by coupons attach
ed to each note which may be cut of and sold 10 any
bank or banker.