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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-02-02

tion of one Or two hundred millions to
the national debt.
IctAe niohmosd rebels have seally and
spriousy concluded =. hsvs sonfsresce
% pssss 1t this time With %, ve may DO
SIRE tbss the frss condition they wssld
demand would b . temporary sscessation
OF hostilities," pending the issue Of ne
gotiationsi; snd w may b equally sure
that they would make good aso Of their
opportunity. Let 10 not waste tine. hut
let Grant, Sherman, and Thomas prose-
cnts the wsrk thsy hsss 10 hand; sud vs
but agree with GEN. Grant in believing
that, under these terms, . few more
months will give 10 complete success ,ad
peace. ?. T;ssss, Jan. 1874.
I1s yI9a J------NA---- GggEsafas 1E
Imncdaals Emancipation In 9Tsansuse.
In the present condition Of things in
Tennessee, Union men, can't afford 10
support any man for ONCE who 10 not il
favor Of the most speedy method Of FREQ.
ing the State from slavery. In oehev
words, Union men Who wish peace. vant
the war ended, and the Uoion reetored.
want no man for Office Who i MOI a 4.
vor Of immediate emancipation. TIE
time wss when the great qusseioa w..
whether man was 10 favor Of the FEEDER.
o. uovernment % against the yebsl Con-
federacy. Then oil msa wers not unooo.
ditionlIy tor the Unios, but that time i
past in Tennessee. ....-" -,
Tho test Of . mas's Unionism nov i
his willingness to give up end discard
what favors the rebellion. That slavery
has favored and strengthened the REBEL.
ion oil through the war, - we'll q brought
on the conflict, no sane man can dsoy.-
The rebellion began with the slave hold.
ers, and il his been backed and upheld
BY them and their friends. The men
crying out against government, and the
orders Of military commanders, arc men
whose slaves have walked of and left
them. No man joined in the revolt who
did not own slaves or vas the tool Of
some one who did own slaves. Every
rebel banner thrown 70 the breeze il in
the name Of slavery. To stand by slave.
~ is to stand BY the rebellion. The
niger 10 tho lrsbellion and the rebellion
10 the niger, sud to put devn the one
No havo to get rid Of the other.
Nor will it do 70 talk shout the gradu.
al sbolishmeDt Of slavery in Tsansssss.
Gradual emancipation means the gradual
putting down Of the rebellion. Our wise
men who are for the constitution, and
peace and the rights Of the States, are
for subduing the rebellion, add yet leave
its root, its cause, and adopt an ordinance
that will rid the State of slavery in ten
or thirty yesrs. This 10 the most trsos.
parent Of shsms. II 10 . physician 1t
the bedside Of . patient prescribing
remedy to be administered 10 ten or thir.
ty years. The people Of Tennessee have
had slavery, and il brougot them rsbell-
ion and war. They will not now try grad.
nal emancipation, that il may bring them
disappointment and worse troubles, to
crafty tho desires Of those Who brought
on the rebellion. BroVnlow in
-XsazsiUe Wig. ......
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-14

MTsfHRIoUs DIsIrFnkRABcB.- Jesse
A. Heydric, . member Of tho firm Of Hey
drlc Brothers, and prominent among the
oil operators OF New-Yok, mysteriously
disappeared from his ofiice IN this city.
No. 50 Broadway, on Tuesday, May 90
He len hia Office about noon that day, in
forming hIs brothor that he had an en-.
gagement II Pehrl street at one O'Clock.
lie rvlurned 10 the Astot House, saying
that ho had mot soon the parties he was
TO moet, hut was TO see them on Pearl
stroct at 4PsN. He len soon after, and
nothing has since been seen or heard Of
him, A note was picked up in Mr.. II. q
oillca inviting him 70 meet friend nj the
corner Of Pearl and Doekman streets
This note was signed sJ. Wagner" but
no such man is known 70 Heydrlc'-
acquaintnnccs, II Is not known that the
missing man had much money about him
on the day he disappeared. His clothing.
&C., remained At the Astor House, and
5000 were found In his Office, which ht
had Put Into . drawer on the morning oI
the 23d. The mystory connected with
this affair has given rise to serious apprc-
tensions as 70 his fate, and his relatives ar,
,nmuch distress concerning him. J.
World, 5th.
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-14

Tho property Of this company consists u the
Well-kuOwn Martin or Standing Stone tract, and
contains from =, 100 to \, go acres Ot land In
100 simple, free FROM leases, divided iutcrestS
OF royalty. Standing stone crock IL branch Of
the bttlo KanAwha riv0r) aud itS Tributaries pass
through this property, aud II has upon II a larger
amount OF boring territory than Is owned by any
other company In West Virginia. Il IN situated
IN Wit county, near tho oel-bTatud RAthhona
nr bhtnlng Spring tract, aud In oNiunt Of trrri-
nfy Is hNo times creator, aud " considered by
all experienced oil Inen familiar with tho oil dl.
triet Of West Virginia quito equal to II not supo.
dor TO the Rathbouo tract, Tho Standing Stone
oil company y prOPorty extends FROM the Ilttlo
kahAwha river near Burning Spring Run,
across tho waters Of Standing Stone crock, In
oluding u pOrtlsn of Robins0n's Fork aud Two
a'hio run, aud is Immediately In thu Urnat OIl
Braak, extending from Burning Sprtig through
ny Standing Stone aud Petroleum 10 Horse Meek
Wells, near tho Ohio nvor, aud embraces the
limo Of rrHEAvAL.
TIL" property " this company has not boon do.
y"lnpcd, for tho reason that II belonged 10 minsr
helrs, who could not convey until thry attained
Iholr majority, which the youngest did a few
Wells sro being bored on tho adjoining lands
tnd on had' II iS sald that upon this Standi az
stone tract oil was hrst Discovered In 1880, -
On the Deyers farm, adjoining, a well Il h.t,,,
bored aud oil ublHiHed The we'll VI N,E,TI.n5
srty. f'"P'
These lands arc hold In trust by j. n Car
den, EsI, Prunidcui First National IGlRk Of 4 e
kershurg, wcst Virginia, aud tho Hon J,b tr'
CArlilr, Senator In Congress fTola NiFgiaG >
VIII be by then conveyed 10 the Standtn :. Hnd
oil Company whenever tho stock IA 10 ( si"h,
of by subscription Ito wit ~ GU shaw disposed
.uhseribod aud paid for Three ib a., ~ hb all be
hundred shares OF tho stock have IuS nd siN
subscribed and paid for. '~ Idy been
Subscriptions resolved at the bssl
2, SlagS q co. and RIrTEN1T Ing hSSSs' S%@
dsl4'u
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-14

SUMMER FRUITs.-Acids promote the
separation Of the bile from the blood,
which ls then passedfrom the sytcm, thus
Preventing fevers and tho prevailing dis.
eaeea Of summer. All fevGrs Are "biliOus;'
that is, the bile is In tho blood. Whatever
Ia antsgonistic OF fever Ia cooling. Il L.
acommOn saying that frults arc Cooling -
and also berries OF every description; II II
becsuse the acidity which they contain
aids In separating the bile from the blood
that ID, aids In purifying the blood,
Hence tho great yoarnlng for greene, and
lettuce, and salads In tho early spring.
these being eaton with vinegar; hence,
also, the taste for something sour-for
lemonsdo- on m attack OF fever. But this
being Tho case, Il IA easy 10 SEQ that VT
nullify the good effects of fruits and he.
rios In proportion 90 We eat them with
sugar, or even sweet milk or cream.
We eat them In their natural state, fresh,
ripe, perfect, t Is almost impossible to
eat TOO many, 10 cat enough TO hurt us.
especially II We eat them alone, not taking
any liquid with them whatever.
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-14
syutiunal grpnbtliitaalu.

ARnnnuscErcso sLAvRHoLDING ArRo-
cTfT.-Many readers win remember the
terribly Interesting story Of eolomon North
rop, who wss captured In Washington
city, IN 1871, and rescued from slavery on
q plantation In the Red river country In
Louisiana, On 1e5agg Audaclous as was that
outrage. Il IL iikuly % be exceeded BY others
which are now being learned as the prison
hoV1sts on no south give up their secrets.
Nj. 4. a. Dodge, esperlptendent Of Freed
mln a Hilton Head, (fofJnerly OF Gam
bridgeport, Mass. y under dnte Of April Q,
msgtlons this case In the Freednan's Re
cord, OF this cityi Hr-
Henry Olmstead, wife, and eve children,
natives Of NeA York, were employed on q
steamer running from New York 10 Rich
mOnd. Fouryean since, In March, they
wore decoycd 70 a hotel In Richmond,
robbed OF some four hundred dollars IN
specie, cold as slaves for about twenty -four
hundred dollarp, taken 70 Charleston and
resold, and continued In servltude there
tin q few days before the evacuation OF
that city. They escaped inland; and after
several days toll, they reached BIair's
Landing, and arrived hero only last saiur-
day; since which time have been feeding
them at the church. To day I secured Q
free pass for them 10 New York by the
"Fulton, I" which leaves 70 morrow.
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-14

- A ID ID L. IL Il ".
50O Il L NOV Al 50O
TO NEW BUILDING,
ss-JOO76a
NS-5OO-6a
SEVENTH STREET,
JOINING ODD PELLows HALL.
JAMES 8 TOPHAM 4 CO.,
HAVE REMOVED
Their We'll known Old -Rstablished
TRUNK, sADDLERY, HARNESS,
AND
MILITARY EQUIPMENT MANUFACTORY
To TuFiR
NEW BUILDIN0,
RE5OO-Ea
9S-5OO-d1
SEVENTH STREET,
DIRECTLY OPPOSITE THE OLD STAND,
Where may be found, Of our own manufaetore, a
most complete assortment Of eVOTy style aud
price Of military and eitizens'
SADDLES AND BRIDES,
BREAST COLLARS AND MAITINdALRs,
FINE SWORD BELTS,
with Topham's Patent Slide.
Sole Manufacturers Of
LANGHOLzs PATENT SPURS.
Manufacturers Of
LANGHOLZ's PATENT CURB AND NosB
STRAP
FOR SALE:
BwBANK'S PATENT SPUR,
STEEL, BRASS, aud SILVER PLATE SPURS,
BUFFALO AND FINR wOOLBN ROBES,
MORSE COVERS AND BLANKETS,
BITS.
MILITARY AND CITIZENS
RIDING AND HARNESS BITS,
IN GREAT VARIETY
HARM Ess.
FINB DOUBLE COACH, CARRIAGE, AND
BUGGY HARNESS.
FINE SINGLE CARRIAGE, BUGGY, AND
EXPRESS HARNESS.
sUTLERs' STAGE, WAGON, CART, AND
PLOUGH HARNESS
WHIP
COACH, BUGGY, STAGE,
RIDING, AND WAGON WHIPS,
EVERY sTYLK AND PRICK
TRUN KS.
SOLE LEATHER TRUNKS AND vALIsRs,
IRON FRAME TRUNKS,
WOOD BOX TRUNKS AND vALIsRs,
LADIES DRESS TRUNKS AND BONNET
ARMY vALIsRs AND PACKING TRUNKs,
Leather and Canvas A llisieur Bags; Leather,
Canvas, aud Carpet travelling Bags; Ladies'
French Satchols; Toy Trunks, aud School
satohels, aud every article In their line Of busi.
moss.
REM MBERl
AS- 300 -Ga
So 300 -6N
SEVENTH STREET.
Ap95-u
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-14

PofAro sTARCH PUDDIEa.-Take two o.
three spoonfuls Of potato starch, mix 1t H.
half pint OF milk, beat into It two eggs
then pour all Into saucepan containing
haIf q pint OF boiling milk 4 little saltcd
let u boil two or thrs minutes, stirring II
well all the Lime, as otherwise the egg
viii get oyerdone, and become hard anc
indlgestible. Eat with sugar or molasses
MT, Fowler, the well-kuoWn phrenologlst,
says, In one OF bis publications, this Is thu
best article OF diet he has ever found, and
he has beOn a dyspeptic for twenty years
think every one who gives IL u fair trial
Will agree with him; nothing can be mo. e
easily dIgested, while with the eggs II IL
very nutritious, and is at the same time
very palAtabie; II, may be added, also, tnal
IL is very cheap, for tho whole expense Of
u good meal from 1t need not exceed six or
eight cents .-Ntss. PioWphmdp
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-14
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE

IN TIE SUPREME COURT OF THE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
ANNIE h. PETERSON W.. GEORGE PETER.
TON, In Equity No. S9l. Petition for Divorce,
The subpoena Issued to compel the defendant =
appearance having been returned into the Clerk =
nihco by the Marshal, on tho 10th day Of March
1868, endOrsed ''HoR est, - aud the defendant
having failed to enter his appearance on the lrsl
rule day, occurring tweRty days afterwards, aud
the complainant having nled an afidayit Of u
diHintrrested witness that the defendant has been
absent from this District for more than six
him, Il Ia, on motion u complainant, this 5th day
Of May, 1865, ordered that the defendant cause
his appearance 10 bo entered on this suit on OF
before tho hrst Tuesday Of July next, otherwise
the bill may be taken Tor confessed.
By order Of the Court,
Atrus copy; RI MRIGs,
my6-W6we Clerk
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-14

TRAGEDY IN Nav Y0RK.-On Saturday
night policeman in New York named
Wobber shot and killed Albert AlnsIey,
y respectable citizen, and then falling 10
make his escape shot and mOrtAlly woun.
ded himself. 1hs canse was that Wcboer
went home and found Ain, ley In company
with his wife. IL is alleged, however
that there was not the least reason 70 excite
his jealousy.
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-14

srKnD OF soUND. .--Everyb must hay,
remarked that sound takes tino 70 trayel
To = dlatAnee. The varying interval be.
tween . fash Of lightning and the thunder
which follows 10 10 familiar example.
Watch q woodman Telling tree. Unless
you be quite near him, you will see thr
blow given by the act before you hear tb,
stroke. In consequence of the enormous
swiftness Of light VIC may assume that you
SEQ tho blow at the very instRrt II Is given
The interval, therefore, bet ween seeing and
hearing the blow, Ia the timo wh'cl SOUND
tAkes 10 travel from the tree to tho spot whore
you areI and this very appreciablu iTtervAl
becomes longer the further yOl are re.
moved from the working woodmap. Re
ure 10 aspOt where the interval of time
shAll DO exsctly second, measure the
distance from the spot 10 tho tree, and
you have the speed ofs0und, or the number
OF yards which sound travels in second
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-14

VHIs is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT TIE
Il subscriber has obtained from tho Orphans
Court nt Washington county, Ia the District OF
Columbia, lrttOrs testameHtary On tho pars0nA
"stai" ui Adelaide Bowman, iato OI washihgt0
city, d. C., deceased All persOus having claims
against tho raid decreased arr hereby warned b.
exhibit the same, with tho vouchers thoroOf, to
the subscriber, OF before tho SHh day of May
next they may otherwise by law DO excluded
from all bsnqnt Of the said estate.
Given under my hand this 3Oth day OF May,
1855. DAVID ATKINS, Executor
my9O-SWA
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-14

THE Massachusetts Ploughman advises
people 10 look out for frauds In Hour
saying that barrels arc often found to-
light In weight, II mentions instance
where being tested they have fallen shorl
eighteen pounds, weighing but ono hun,
dred and seventy eight instead of ont
hundred aud nlneiy six pounds.
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-14

Mr. BADGER OF St. Juhnsbury, W.,
went 20 the war In 1861; his wife heard oI
Ills death In 1904, and mOnrned a year; q
week or two ago tho.'swidow"' married a
Mr., Brown, and a few days since Mr..
badger turned uP, aud claimed his wife,
bho prefers Brown and the matter. was
unsettled at last accounts.
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-14

A rRLIE loaded with rebel soldiers rau
OF tho track on Monday afternoon, Al
koecbury, twelve miles east OF Knoxville,
Teun., and was thrown down an embank.
ment twenty feet, killing eight persons,
and woundlng forty. Tho cansc IL attrib
nted to "brako" giving way aud falling
on the track.
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-14
NJ W IN VEN tt N
ARTIFICIAL CHEoPLAsTIo
BONE TEETH,
DIR. 8. Il. sI0EsMOND,

3Gs Pennsylvania avenue, bctweon Twelfth Ahd
Thirtsonth streets, Washington.
DR.. S. calls tho attention of tho public to tbi
following advantages Of his improved syston
lst Tho tooth of his manufacture will never
corrodn nor change color by any acids, ana H'
three fuuTths lighter than any other. a..
81. No toeth or roots need bo extracted, a. sths
artificial ones can be inserted over them.
ID. The roots will be made inoaensiNo ana
aeyeT 10 aehs.
ith. No temporary teeth are needed, A. pr,
mAnont ones can bs made immediately, lhef"py
preserving tho natural expression OF the ia,''
witch, under the old Systom, is frequently d"
hgurcd.
9th. This work has boen fully tested for o''ii
ave years by many Of tho hrst chemists ahi
physleians Of this aud tho old country.
DR.. :, has also Invented whito indes'rneN.
bio mOtal nlling, with which the most HensillH
teeth eau be nlled without pain, aud can bnhs ,s
up perfect sound tooth on any side roots, which
will last through lifetime.
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN
with InBoxious vapor, by DR.. sigesmond, y
PehnHylyunia AyOuuo, inVentOT aud sole maui
faetuTer Of Anaostio lnnoxt'us yApor' p'
Laughing Gas, nor ChlorJform or Ehor,) bu'
strictly an Anaostio agent, entirely free from OK
hilaTating effects, aud perfectly harmless, ean',
ing quiet sleep, with pleasant sensations ald
perfect iRssnsibility TO pain
The best Of references given II required.
Call and examine for yourselves. ae1
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-14
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NEW york LINBs.

THE CAMDEN AND LMBoY AND PHILADKL-
PHIA AID rRRHToB RAILROAD cohPA-
NIEs' LINKS.
FROM PHILADELPHIA TO NEW YORK
AND WAY PLACES.
FROM WALNUT STREET WHARF AND
KREsfEoTON BBPoT,
wnL LEEyz A. FOLLOWS, vEi Fare.
A. Q a. m., via Camden and Amboy-c. and =.
A. Accommodation. .s.s " NJ
heA m.y via Camden and Jersey CITY
New Jersey Aecyminod dation.. U....... %
Al sA m. via Camden aud Jersey City
MsS % M, via Camden and Jersey Ciiy-
"a Glass Ticket. ..............:. :........ = 70
Al II g. NJ, via Kensington and jersey -.
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AZp. m. via Camden aud Amboy--c. and -.
4. Express. ............ AOo
At SP. N: VIA Kensington and Jersey ~
City-washington and ~ Y. Express. g. 90
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Cny-Evening MALL. .................... SOO
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CHy-southorn Mail. l..........;..;..... 500
"' sgMSs.Ssin sSs sin ssSfsa.. EsPSs.on anu Jersey
Al y. m, via Camden aud Amboy-Ae-
eommcdation freight and passenger y
lst class ticket. t.............. -
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The g. Is p. m. Evening Mail and the J. ~
might southern Express will run daily, tAll
others, Sundays OxecpIed) ...... ....
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK LINES.
Leave Walnut street wharf At and 8 .. m. Z,
" NJ, and Up. m.
Leave Renrington Depot at II. Is a. m, 8,
g. 20 and o 4S 3. m. aud IL 90 a. m. hight
The 0. ~ ., M line runs daily fall others.
Sundays oxceptod.)
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA LINES
Loavo foot Of Barclay street at o. IN. and
?. m.
Prom foot Sf Cortland street at 7, 3, and 10 q.
N. ~ H., I and Q y. m, and ~ night
The 9 p. m. limo runs q. ilyi (all others, san
days excepted -
Philadelphia aud New York Lines.
PHILApHLPHIA, Dec. -, 1865. deSl
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OYHIoE pALTIMoRR ANp onIo RAE.

" kOAU NOMFAN1s
wAEnIrafoH, December Is, 1894
On and aneT SUNDAY MONT, Dee. IS 1884,
Passenger Trains bstvesn washington and Bal
nlaorp win run e. folloWss
TRAINS M0vIN0 NORTH.
Mo. l.-BkLTIMoRR, WAT STATION AND
HARRISBURG TRAiE-Leays Washington g 10
q m. Arrive at Baitimore g. 90 a. m
No. z NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
Tiye at Philadelphia I. SO p. m. New York Q. %
D. m. No Baltimore tickets sold.
No. 8. .-BALTIMORB AND WESTERN TRAIN
-LAaye Washington g. IS a, m, stopping at
way stations, sonneeting at Relay with the Mail
Train for the West, and reaching Baltimore 10 90
No. NEW YORK sAGL TRAIN. Leave
WAshingtoh II. 10 a. m. Arrive at Baltimore
lat m PhilAdelphia oS p m New
No. S@BlLTiMoRE TRAIN AND WAY STA.
Tl0Ns Leave Washington 500 p. m, con-
Meeting at Relay with Frederick train. Arrive
No 6@BAITlMoRE 81 COMPUTATION AND
PHILADELPHIA TRAlN--Leaye Washington
4, 30 p. m. Arrive at Baltimore g. lOP. m. This
train stops at BlAden sburg, BeltsVille, Laurel,
No T1DosToN, ALBANY AND NEW YORK
BNPRRSs TRAIN--Leayo Washington 90 p m.
Arrive at New York l. 90 a m. Malls and pas
seBgsrs by this train connect With all the carly
moraing, lines leaving New York for tho Bast,
North aud West No Philadelphia and Balti-
more tickets sold by this train, which is limited
In capacity by Government orders, to insure the
| mails. IT. ..
No. s.-BALTIMoRE AND HARRISBURG
| TRAIN-Leayo Washington at 8. - =. m Ar
| rive at Baltimore at g 2, p. N.
| No. o. lNEw YORK. PHILADELPHIA aud
WESTERN TRAlN-Leays Washington Al ]. 81
p. m. stopping at Relay House for Western
| passengers 10 take Express Train for Grafton,
| Wheeling, Parksrsburg, and all points in thu
| West Reaches New York at O. 10 a. IN.
| Ror Annapolis the connections will be made
With the s. Is q. m. and tho and 4. % p. m.
| froIn Washington No train TO OF from AnnApo-
/ SUNDAY TRAINS.
The only trains from Washington for passch-
gers on Sunday are the T. 10 and n. 10 A. NJ and
| 4 % p. m. for baltimore, and T. 10 p m. foI
Baltimore, philadelphia, Nov York and thu
West, and the Q. 10 p n. for Now York OELT.
| FROM BALTIMORE, tho only trains on Sun
| day are Nos. 2 aud I, at T. 30 n. IN and 8 no y.
| m. with the New York Passengers aud malls,
aud the No 0Ma 10 and No. Sat 4. 90 p. IN.
Sleeping ears direct TO New York on J, % p.
| N. trains daily.
L a. tho Station Ticket once at all hours In th'
| Ay, we'll A. at new Ohics In the AmorieaI
Telegraph Building, PennsylvaniA aVenue, be
| tween HouT and "a Half and sixth streets.
Baggage will be checked ut all hours; also fo
| through points, to save trouble and confusion a
the departure ~ the tratns.
| Por further Information, tickots Of every kind
&c. apply to George s. KoontI, Agent at Wash
ingtsn, OF At the Ticket Onoo.
| Master VI Transportation.
l.. NJ COLE
delR.u General Ticket ARCut
| 80, $50, ttyY
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-14

TnE Chickering's Of BOstOn have given
one OF their grand pianos 10 the Chicago
Sanitary Fair. -.
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-14

PURCHASE GOVERNMENT VOUCHERS.
AND TRASsAoTA
GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS.
J. B. HUTCHINSON, Cashier.
L. e. CHTTTBNDBN, President mh2I.u
7.30 NATIONAL LOAN 7.30
Mr.. JAY COOKE, Of our Arm, having resumed
tho General Agency for Government Loans,
We are prepared to farnish promptly, to agents
aud purchasers.
U. s. SEVEN. Thirty TREASURY NOTES.
These no.oS are issued, under. date Of August l6
1854, in denominations Of
$50, $lOO $500, 81, 900 AND 81, 900
Oum, and have coupons attached, payable In
lawful money GU February 10Th aud August 18th
of each year. Tho principal will bo paid In law
hul money on August 18th, 1867; or, at tho option
of tho holder, tho nolos may thou bo exchanged
1t par for
UNITED STATES FIvE.TwRNTY BONDS,
redoemRblo at tho pleasure Of the Government
At any time after nvo years, and payable twenty
years from August lst, 1867, with interest at
SIX PER CENT. IN COIN,
payable sem, annually. These bonds are at
prosont worth IN tho market about
MIMI PER CENT. PREMIUM.
from which deduct tho premium upon tho &C
cruCd gold interest, aud there Is left net pro.
mium upon tho bonds Of
SIX PER CENT,
with tho prospect OF much greater value At the
date Of tho maturity Of tho Seven Thirty notes.
We recOivo In payment for subscriptions the
several Issues Of
Five PER CENT. TREASURY MOTIFS,
allowing accrued interest thereon. We also
take Certificates uf IndObto,luoas aud OoySTnmcui
Bond Of all issues, at thoir current rates.
Pull Information furnished upon application In
person or by mail.
CAUTION TO BUYERS AND HOLDERS OF
SEVEN .THlRl,Y NOTES
In order to prevent mutt ilatiou Of those notes,
The Secretary Of the Troa Jury has given notice
that tho notes arc not ne yotiablo unless all the
uumaturod coupons are att ,ehod.
JAY COOKE 4 CO.,
febI-dtf Bankers.
EIRsT NATIONAL BANK OF
WASHINGTON.
II. D, Cooks, (Of Jay cOOkOI& Co. y PrssAlcntr
W. q. HUSrISuTUH, Cashier.
GOVERNMENT DErOsIToRY
FINANCIAL AGENT OP THE UNITED TTATEs.
i6rH srRSEr, OPPOSITE THH TRaAsURr DETAET.
ABNT.
Government securities with Treasurer United
States,
AS-ONE MILLION DOLLARs.-Ea
Acting iI connection with iho housO Of
JAY COOKE a. Co, as
SrEGlAL AGENTS FOE FHE T. ~ LOAN,
~o will Oil orders with rrGmptn6ss aud dis.
patoh' allowing thO rogulGE commission u
Banks aud Ban GERS.
AconStnnt supply Of tho NOtOs on hand and
roady for Immediate delivery.
We ''uy aud sell all elasscs Of CONVENIENT
'EC' .IRITIEs at surront market rates.
FURNISH EXCHANGE aud make Collections
On Al TuR PRISOIPAL CITIES OF THE
DN lTED STATES.
We purchase Government Vouchers on the
MOST FAVORABLE TERMS, and give OARETuI
ANN PROMPT ATTENTION 10
ACCOUNTS OF BUSINESS MEN AND FIRhs,
and TO any other business entrusted to ua,
FULL INFORMATION In regard to GOVERN
MRRT LOANS at all umOS eheerfuily furniShsd.
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-14

WHEELING papers report seven and q
bali feot OF water In the Ohio river there,