davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1865-09-21

sel1oHN A1AsAeioH q ks1e democracy
coppefaacad Leader Turning his
Attention to Slia11spcnre-f;en. HInr-
shall or the S1ulnp-Tfae Resolutions
In GIlc En1ou Convention Concerning
President Jo!,lixou-'The State Fair,
fr1o,, ,nro,x, f.,,-,.,o,ao,.,
1N'oNN VIZ '"A o. sspoaotuti
9E+ E+fAIt7'eere u, 1871
gutc1natorial chair arc brilliant. Dcsplscd
by the Republicans, and denounced by the
nc,,ccr,,s n, 1,,s du,1fc;t.- h,s frt,niz on
~. .,,,,as,,,s +,,o, 1,a,s, tao,., h.naa.1
tess numerous 'nnt, Aens .eetn' aaaa11l
Of fftsslcmen placed him on the track, but the
the moutA.ul forced upon them. Outside ar
IT. c;t,, tho,, RI mi nina n.moor.,;,, 49,
.n.n ~ 49, sr.1's.. s ny.
~ tec state. 1uee oi 'nese oppose iSlce ont-
tight, two give him The cold shoulder de-
eidedy, and the rt.' support The ticket The
..,, waT,s,,sa. 1stta~ 80, ,.s se ,r,,' ~ ~
anli-M -Mee 1c!lan le'teF o. 1ast year 1hey say
TIC Eepubsscans arc most lortunater for
whichever ticket is clccicd It will be Re-
publican victory. As they don't feel like
inborin.. for suc1 victories, You can inogine
the cnthnelasm u which prevails In tLeir
rauks."
Hon. John B. REfsb!a, Chairman Of tho
Dcmocra:ic State Central Committee, who
after the tremendous defeat Of .'Govcrnor''
Wells two years ago, Issued censo1ins mani.
festo 10 tho faitlftl, With would make a
!Mse ~ .ne ;r lmmgAs' Ess' ,.nS !,.aa' VINO 2. H.
tia ~ s'n i'eI,, uan s,111 ~ w.
s,. ;,,srsos,t a,d ~ ,r',n H. - as, sut
,,,a ,pS 10 1t1 .o pnst ~
11 119n 10 ihsr is,tv tbot tLasr sscon.g Stats
Convention con,ained lust xr.ra leu members
tmaa ~, .nS ~ -. a,.n,t Aas Poatlcas
Sh"lr,an SsI ana raodinos In 's'e"n n,na,s sM,
i - 4a'.. Loeac.s 1T
t',nartor ",e ersn;n~ Mis ~ ~. ~.
ttl ,,ssa ~ noE ,1;iii.n. III Ss't - ~
the. -. I'll, ,r,5,"i,,v 4.J,nmi cnnai ~ ttx,re
.1ss,ar ~ "t4' 1'0 "A" - o1'7's'
t;,n. Matsl.al1 and Mr.. Rice will commence
, 1865-09-21

Universal suetugc doctrines are making
more rapid progress at the South than among
tho Northern Coppcshcads, Agitalion Is help
Ing tLe WORK wonderfully. The Memphis
-drgus says:
41But Is soon as 1t is evident That negroes ere
qszlred to play the part Of tccraen, In the same
Split and ii trnc sympathy with the white rice,
enfmLchisemsct-sircc It Ii necessary Thar eTrry
reH md competent power, or source Of power,
ehpuI! ta,c II. Inlrcrce In The government Of which
Of the whole composed ol al the rei sources or
indi> dualb combined, and i; the etalruI government
r1rte1ts q: inte. r.! ha<n5tTs In any d<grAt I'M
f'sJft7t:, is7y, pdrtoRy, ef in ercess, u E9IZt
j. e.ist II t1ttelr@e (, e. ONE at 01y naoos:nf IN
NT.t vi r ahh sytnnicM 1ore7nn1e1t. Tho republic
can phttr Of power mnst be TdH1dsI AMI pfr7acf,
nEosed OF az. rcpte.ent!ns al, In their Eesl dc.
gTees and conditions"
, 1865-09-21

when 5.r- Lincoln fell, the heart Of n,any sank
Ntlhtn them, "a II no othcr man could accomplish
feconstzuc5ion. Everybody seer now how utterly
eaosecs' was al fath misgfvtng."-iN r 7tsn<s.
we might with just as much truth ssy That
*hen Oliver Cromwell died, the hearts Of
many sank within them, as If no other man
could prevent the restoration Of the despotIc
etuhrts, and that everybody sees now how
utterly canselcss was all such misgiyfne to
the pcrpetuity Of the English Republic.
, 1865-09-21

The receipts to-day have beeu liberal snd for tho
week tney Ie1eeed by c those Tor the sana hme lass
week The sa}es to-day have been 800 head, III 80
Rx10.
The e1ci:cment Wa mentioned yesterday continues
aud seers rather to hsve ncreascd and prices toay
srt 20 a'c 2 ITO rs h!gher than yesterday.
We have 10 repent, however, WhaE Ws said Yester-
day. that droTers aud others need to be extremely
careful handling than u these extreme rates. "
sustained. In the end sornebody must safer. aud
advise stock friends 70 be careful tha: they be
tie ullurky ones. .-...-
The highest sae hare recorded In this mare. for
nearly year Was made By Green !: Tenty, 1t the Fort
Wayne ynrds. They sold Ftshou1n 20 extra Hoss AZ
esngICg Ia5 ns, At $l1-11
We 1uote tho market ACTIVE, and pslces 5sNc pr
1G0 NJ higher
, 1865-09-21
The Recognition OF Mexico,

Exw YoRk. Sept. 1G-1he Sew York 7fiJt1sd'A
Washington report eaya; an told h5 person
deut and Nj. Seward look upon The recognition oi
Mexico as an act perfectly legitimate IN teesf ana
which must e!entuaiy rake plsee ~. MM .~s ..
rocIfine sc1seA Ae .eto9kition gf Nt<seo d0e< n0s
infx,jlrT ssta on5 zcaiea tcsR 1s feasstrfsd soah
xsorf tfyes9ta than <rtv.
This Is the finest piece ofhunor We have read
for long time. The Monroe Doctrine Is to
be reasee1ted In tho strongest terms by the
recognition Of MEXICO We should much
prefer to see Napolconlsm sustained by drir-
lne NnximIll1an ont OF the country.
, 1865-09-21
CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET.

WEDNESDAY EvCno, Sept ~
LuHAEH -fsecesvtd, ,sse N shipped, 1,sD 10, Mar
ket 1sm and demand aetve. Sales By ergo luclude
fcsEgo schs Hubbard from Muskegoa, 80 "a X .trfns
balance boards, nt $ce.oa by Mascn Il Davis: esr~t
schE L Lnd,nzton Eton Sturgeon psy. 30 m sutns af
ri, at t1o.so By Morton; cargo schr Pauline for-
Grand Rtver, 10 N RATED y sts.ps, balance mixed
t17S hy 1ssah& Fuller cargo sehr j. wallace fhon
GRIND Rtser. 60 n common mixed ut III. % By same
cargo scnf Gaze4e ftom Grand River, 70 m coars.
tolsn aud timber at sls.0o by Bzuwster,
sHSaLEs-RecetTed = \, shipped, N1m. MI.
ket steady. Sales were: car tosds sawed On tzact
Ats65A. -
In The y1ds trade Is active At the tollowtns auota
, 1865-09-21
0EERXs

President Jollns0n's Reconstruction policy
purpos.s &c aim ut q speedy restoration OK the
supremacy ofthe civil over the military pow
or. Now the civil power (Congress) has en-
acted that no person eha1! hold Office under
the federal Govcrrm cnt who has held oflce
rndcr, ,o1 In any way given a3l 10 thc rebellion,
and requires every person, before entering on
such oAicc, 10 subscribe to . certain test oath,
cisating him Of all completely with the rebel
lion. We believe that no Military Or Proyi
eionel Governor, appointed By The prcsid.n!
in the exercise Of lis military power as Com
mardcr-in,C1,ivE, has taken The oath required
by Congress, or can take It. Is this suljec
tion of the military to the ciril powcrs
, 1865-09-21


The following correspondence Wis read at the
outside Bank meeting In New York, on Tuesday.
afscr the Clearing House Association had declined
to taye anything to do with ahs subject, officially:
ANEW YonK, Sept. 7, 18s5
IDEAn SIR Tho question Of the treatment Of
National Bank Noles by the New York Clearing
Nouse Association is 10 s presented for cunsilsF1
lion al meeting to be hefd IN few days. Your
weight In fact, our bank officers arc reluctant to
act until ali apprehension Of difference Of yiewa
between ,ou nnd themselves Is removed. Let INC
therefore ask The fsor OF you 10 say in wosd-tst,
whether ia ypur opinion il advisable for the banks
TO establish md maintain q regular system Of ~
teMrffor o! national ba0k notes, BY scaling and
1ctnInine them to their place Of +snc as formerly.
And I'd, Mhcther yOu consider such eystom Of re-
deupti0n as calcrlatea to promote tho wclfare Of
themselves.
Your ic;r,cliate rsply. will greatly ohlisc the
hnnk ofrets, as the meeting referred 10 takes place
TneAsrxr DEpAnrxxs1, Sept. 0, 1868.
DEAR SH: Your favor Of tllt 9Th inst is rece1Eel.
haze mcf1ly time 10 answer cateGoKically your
Questions. without as:ulacns, and wilhou. attempt
inE 10 give reaeon%.
that tystcm that ehal compcl taken It ,csR 9s BE-
done r0iianG1ruy} O redemption at euch points Is
needco to give uniform value to tho notes OF the
National Eruk4, and that tho effect OF sucl, sys4
lem would be Advantageous to tho people and 10
the banking fy1t EN-
IHs po;nts at sasseh redemption saould b. saax
arshose at tsatce the tattfior banks In comfortable
zstA Tie cturerk Of tadt, keep Gteir 6phk la!auat.
an. very tEulY yoa!x
, 1865-09-21
CHICAGO DEX GOODS MARKEr.

T1DxrsDAT EvExIsG, Sept. a.
Tho DRY Goods market, though not 80 excited a.
last week. Is quito act1se, and business Is working
smoothly. There are lew changes to note IN values
Frown stcetiuss arc In better supply md s4c lower
Dleached goods continue scarce and fa ices are Oh.
ts1ued. Amoskeag T!cka are 2xc higher DelaIucs
are nrm aud In good demand At previous quotations.
We euot A r1oatns nr1rrs as fol,nvx.
, 1865-09-21

From the Dufalo Advertiser, lEtI.J
The following viii show the shipments by Canal
from Buffalo for Il tsys ending September 18th, and
days om osweso being shipments at the hitter p1aco
from Eeptcmber nh 10 Septsmbo< Eth, Inclusive,
which, taken tcgcther, VII; show tho amount Of Flour
and C1uln ancat On tho CauaIs dcstthed FIR :'a5wa-
From
Futaio, Flour. Wheat. Cora Cats. Bn-cy. Ere.
WE entl'g
SEPT. ..5,see :e7so ns,nio .nse .... .~..
, 1865-09-21
7-30 O. S. NOTES
JULX SERIES.

SECOND NATIONAL EANK OF CHICAGO.
win IN orders rom dealers for the present series
allowed. ~ ~ ~
AZ tic ofTorun!ty for subscribing has past va can
10 longer rece!1e the nTs pd cent tToyeor Notes IT
PSF ard Interest u pay ymenf Of orders.
J. i. ELLIS, President.
, 1865-09-21
Tolal.....aEm 1ta119 t,fsa,7iQ G6l,E1 .. .,E8
Cawcco..GcN IT, Ia UlLo l1,Ga1 Elss0 tl.E2
Total. 1851 s85ss f,7neGo c;1tsu 130.3sp e,171
ITe. VIZ. 5,cz; 21A7l 1,tuiGi5 Sli,16J la3I6 j.1H
Week ending
Sept 2..l1.N ctG.nA 1.T51,Sn aEi,6l7 ., HNE
Anc. u. .t2:E1 27,GsA lIsss,S slaY7s 11iil Ei1K
Aug. ~. .l:l3i1 tG7.G,3 I.SSSU :5i.& St,7:a 81
Aug. II. 1S7 8I.sa5 l,EG,C9i CE,ti0 J51Q 63.s


The Tottl7nt rrtca Cursent saJs: EyeestAto1 "a
raIGhed no burning np ios want of rain. Old Sol /!
fires arc raEi-s Ia tie woods src:ms trying np ai1i
itve.s Funniog oW whe the diseases Incident hot
weather arc quito prevalent and Lata. Rim xp,1lt f
deed be Eseeuo visitor, bat IS Pat said 1T seldom,
, 1865-09-21

fT3ncso0 x5 Eo,a s,1ycrtsorn 4. tca nrero.rr y;
Il Strahcrr ec1d EnEr1.bt n hca1 srer -{ar ~, ns
a. stG; to tas:e. IL tcad Cpws. ayera.sns - e. at
J. f;tftf1e- scld FnErfsht e hcol averaging. q! ma
at ss,sa " '>'' -
Ward tnd E5ekrv II hsnt nye+nrinr ssa ~ 1T 81 -
DnNEon 4 Ielter sold Oils s head aysfa III III AZ
at i5,t5 -. "''
E]irh 5ol DotI.od II, hro1 rre-nc,ur "a na ntx, ~
FaIe.sy sd1d Mxn,an Il heas. aSeIa+inS : ID - H.
35.aJ, - -
Eirkev fofd Hyrnsu If heal nrcs.ztu- sso ns nj
si7s. @o'&A - '1A - Ae@'3' 's' ''s' al
j. Gr1l1er keId Enwrteht Is head ayefn stnR no
at IS n: 10 ccsh u l1catf areras.fn. in ~ NJ
WrIb soid e1rT i. had SterTs Grerarin 81 IA MT
So
Whitney toid Rose1thal q head. averaging SD n,
a. pniG,o~ S2.iG; .,,a po.-,.,, ~ ,r.a ,.,rt ox, ~
At tsIa se'' ~ t'a1 ~ Dse"' ~ '''
Adams sold Rosenthall Is head averaging go rs At
~ e LAP 70 as5a, as@ss9;inE 81 ~ ns At g
SSaS S.u9 aus s+tHp ~. =. 49,; ~ VIZ!
, 1865-09-21

Increaec this year.
In Louisville money Confines easy at . per
cent per unnun. Eastern exchange il plenty at par
buying, autl 1-10 premium selling.
"A new Transatlantic Stcam Navigation Com
pzny has been formed In London. The line is to
bo composed of fast and capaclous passenger and
freight steamers. to run between Southampton and
New York. The compauy propose to raise capital
Of Es1 600 sterling, In ehnres Of ESQ sterlIng, and
hnlf the amount Il said to haze been already Sub
su,bed. They 1ook to the carrying Of American
suppIcs ofproviaions for tho london maskstas one
great tource Of their prospective profits.
The regular Board Of brokers' Of Philadelphia
have passed 6 resolution fosbiddiug Its members
from. attending or trading at the evening board or
1uy othcy tEaa The rc:s,ular bo1Ed-
The returns or The LINK OF England for the
week endtn, August % compare with the state u
the previous week a. follows:-
Cover men! sszes,s..4 4z!:*!s9 s's !ssfs ssss: :?
Gtne; dsR9:lis .cn1t;s; Mi 81 1se "a
Notes In eircn1allon... at,s7G,t25 2l,5a,060
Specie and bul!jon..... A,ooai,la9 ~ lis2,Gl2
The 1etnlns OF the Bank Of France at the close
u Apgust showed reduction in the amount OF
specie, rs compared with the statement Of tie pro
yIons NeeE, equal 10 S..oo.51o.
--Tha Auantic and Great Western Railway earned
Fer the month Of August. 7735s7
Same time Last year. 4o8,0ts
rercase.. F33a 81
Tho British Board OF Trade returns, which havo
Just been ot'cia!]y published chow that the export
trade for ihe sesen months ending July 30th, COM
pares as follows with former returns:
lan---.+.....--....--.- -...-.........*4aa6tAGl1 Gl1
lStr'.s N$f3I, ~
lSEs. bS~-E.UR3
The Imports for the frst SIX months Of tho year
compare as follows:
1S71 ,Es1, ,M3 03S
l55a. Ao>0Au41t0
lcI0. ..s..s..-.- to,A@tSaa
The official account Of the public debt OF Great
Dsitain March 81, 1865, Is As iollows;
Capital Annual char,e'.
Great n1itafn. n..........EEi Stali5 EM,f53,87D
Ireland. ............... 3,H0,12D 1,21i,SD
Total CJ..........E57J.i;a TX, ,ag5 G15SnT17
TntaI, 16Gi.......... TT,ala,2a4 2aN5, ,3s3
, 1865-09-21
COMMEKCI.AL,


WEDSEaDAT EVENING, Sept, en
Tho following summary shown the movement In
Produce and PruYts1cns during the past Fl hours
compared 1s1th the movement for The samo time last
Jsar:
, 1865-09-21

Ian sGtes 2f f;ratn arc n1dds 5asts At e
[aasff ond reported oY ~, u,.!e<s oaae1rise
tfect9edl
" "WEDNESDAY EVK, Sept %.
FKEIGETsLLske FEs!shts declined SC. En-
at loc schzs Swallow, Marsh Hiarq1ette, mternatton-
a! " Baten I'd Gsn corn q 9hei scnf Lockout uas
-Fataue Eiagnrz. co1u 1t shE. 10 CARR VINCENT
schr Senator Hood. wheat from Sti1wankcc 1t lsc.
kA1L FRE1aH19-AFen fra. VT Guo:e:
, 1865-09-21

,,ELpUK--Reeei1sd.6 & S6 mts; shipped, 4s.s III
" Aaskef q1iet pnt AlHL Sales were: Ea11x WEs1Fs-
il 81 i I'll e Eae ~
hs!s Hsss1's Choies' md ID bTis no1 nsmed - tsf1
L. aot nsmed i s7s: ao hsis aAds1s Ky Z I'D ID
19o m h1s Bon Ton" o. 3. I. R1E FIoCn-ieo bsis
WME4fI Received, et,,s bn shipped, 7,,7s oa.
Eo. Spring sdy1nced l16sc. 10. Spring bet-
*; t Rsd Winter quiet: Sales we're: lad wlx1xa-
= sfasa SSE %s4 II 4 3ns s. ~ e sst:a 81 b Is
$a 10 10 4 II = se 81 % @ < sii, Fl
ia & ID e e b g i g e:esa @ II
sp.nk = 81 3 e I'd ssc.s 4
6a 80 " n Fssd; X; &; = sS e e: e ado
i :sHe sao ~ Re .s ieo b Do ,tM1s; .r21 81
io g oa TeoH a L IS s. e Sose eic Tas
1s1et c1Sstd a. nt 1t or No. and SC for No.
a6s3Trs-Rect.re 4s.sa ha; sh'pRsa y sS e p:
,2e b. de IT. As s s. bugeTs 91 IS q
W 60 :s's b. ss!Rgss r. nqas Ms:hs
sse5t5st as ds & :;e sis' &c
-Reeelxss so b.; 81 sh'2ped rps II b9.
- ~. no bu At SIC se0 bu at SSHc +t In
Do al &c; lteo bu 90 at sc ~ bu le|ectel at 4ac
ia hu do At SC aoeo hu- On track, At &c 10 has It
s'ai.cuHoL-SeSntnsla - at ss.t!eI
BEAS+AFe du!l sssd nonninal At s1.o091.n To
nfa1 fHaKAS-sa1es vese: 10 tcns 1t $50 IN bult On
BROOM C0ES-,fa1set quiet. Sale. vea:
aTTTER-Keeetved 5t+Sa 81; shipped $50 -.
, 1865-09-21

UF11CE OF TUE DAnY TzIBCyr,(
Wednesday Evening, Sept 9- :
EEEF CATTLE-AccordluZ to tha BOARD OF Trade
report the receipts md shipments knte last issue
compared With tho cosresposdn. period Of 1861 have
been follor1- 1t shou1d oe boro IN mind that thco
receipts sud shipments ass really those Of tas dar pre-
cfdfrr.
, 1865-09-21

E Tic New York 1imes, without giying
the slightest authority for It's position, under
lakes to contradict certain statements made
ly teacher and correspondent Of the Freed
nen's Aid Commission In Mobile, relative TO
c1ueltics pracused on the freedmen In Ala
bama. The teacher derived bis information
from the statements made in 4 meeting Of
freedmen, and our account, as published, 50
stated. The account may not be true, but
before the T3n.es undertakes to denF 1t, 1t
needs other proof. than the authority of
4'somc Alabana papers" Upon the sams
authority. the Times might pnorc that our
prisoners were Kindly treated at Anderson.
vile, Tint Wtrz is a Christian gentleman OF
great l'icty and philanthropy, and that JET:
Davis is uncqualled In devotion to the Con-
clitution and the Union. How long since the
New York Times pinned its faith 10 "the
Alabama pepcss." Is that some Of the dirty
work incidental 10 supporting TIC Admins
, 1865-09-21

Here me mafSet "as qaict ind Eieadv sgith saics
On The Stock noarl at ,a4 On The street
the brokers paid 13s;sE9lta Silver WIS nominal at
1a5ll36.
Government securities wc.u steady, We quote;
Buytns. Selling.
Et5c.ITGnttes- ..--..........1W 1G7ii
Ien-fntstGS ..-.............. 03x 9t
Sesen'l hist1cs- 1cs--.....-........... % 931<
, 1865-09-21

GRGRTH
Our city continues 10 improve IN atl respects,
notwithstanding the cfoaklng predictions Of
, 1865-09-21

FioER AND 0RAIS II STORE.
The following Is the amount OF Flour and Grain
IN store as reported By the Secretary Of the Board
OF Trade:
, 1865-09-21

Henry NJ. Ricc's Political Prospects,
Serious Division Of the Democracy
Copperhcnd Leader Turning his
Attention to Slaa11>pcnre-f;eu. HInr-
shall or the S1nlnls-Tfse Resolutions
In the Enton Convention Concernlne
President Jo!tliHon-The State EaIr,
, 1865-09-21

loEsn. ny...-..-ss10 sope5tue .,....:1 ssstas
. Medtrm..- l.9 Hu*sels. -......,s,, $50
na1afosds nuaSP,y aa New Enxland PIT =. LE.s
1npl3ElE 10 Enpre Mll3. ....... 1+31
6upef...... In Belgrade. Ls1
, 1865-09-21

EAEECS t3IIcTho Ile1rant cou:tpEes got4t. AMI
Tnh = ltEht csG1rl, ErtctsrsEaia aFln: "e4uoie:
Eesxnle: snI-......... 80. IL, lie
FK0ETS1OSS--Rcrntyed to-stay. SO ns cured
meats SHIPPED to-day. .t hi cured meats, 81 1s1s
BecE. and ~ iris itolk-
Ths market to-tIs. T,a drill and prizes op".ed
kEcte easier, hut a.es tie RECEIPT IT tbs sccoud ScN
tiylty.
.Mcfs Park-DeHsni ycry tight. Sales: 10 tria
CITY Aeas 1ctS, original raeIases, at nio; III bsa
N @, York At $G.f1. -
EFIrsc 53rss Eorfs-Iaf:.n tied ddcnard and steafy
sac tot1y: ~ bE:s rsraekcd Primo Me-: Ut SD;
1snIk 3ieuts-Ht !sc ei aid noniihaI. Shoulders
leftee 5ne Eo:r u II t5Ez Exc. !ouse. Sides nuu4i
LnFtt-sen.ce ar a higher saic3: Il Ira choice
, 1865-09-21

WEDNESDAY EVENING, Sept. 20.
aAI.E5 AT FIRST BOARD.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-02-23
U. s. 7-3O LOAN.

THE Secretary the Treasury gives notice that sub
scfptons will lie received for Coupon Treasury Notes,
payable three years from Aug 18TH 1904, with semi
annual interest the rute Of seven aud three ,enihs per
cent per annumrrincipil pnd interest both be puid
in lawful money.
These notes viii be convertible at the option OF the
holder at mnlury, into six per cent gold bearing bonds
pay nble not less thun five than twenty years
from their date, as the Government inuy elect They
will he issued u denominations OF $50 800 $500 5000
and S5000 and all subscriptions be for fifty dollars
or some multiple Of fifty dollars.
The notes will be transmitted 10 the owners free OF
transportation charges after the receipt Of the
original Certificates OF Deposit us they u prepared
As the notes draw interest from August Is persons
making deposits subsequent to that date pay the
terest accrued from date OF note 10 date Of deposit
Parties depositing twenty-five thousand dollars and
upwards for these notes ut any time will he allowed
u commission Of one.quarer Of ole pc cent, which
will be paid by the Treasury Department upon the
ceipt OF bill Tor The amount certified to by ths officer
with whom the deposit made No deductions for
commissions must be made from the deposits.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-02-23

the Union shall be the corners stone,
with Liberty for All inscribed proudly
and truly over its porch. And so,
avoiding the ferocity, the frenzy and
the bad taste, Of our Richmond cotem-
poraries, we shall work on tor such a
Peace, even though it be attainable on
ly through further War, trusting that
its blessed advent cannot be far Off
TN. Y. Tribune.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-02-23
TiIR DAY SCHOOL BH.L.

10000 copss issued A new Singing Bcsk isf Sehseif
and Seninnres. eHlled the Dny-Srh60l eSf5 .s ie,s
ready. u contains about 200 choice songs, rounsst
catches duets tries, gunItets, aud chor,sos. many
them written expressly fof this work. besides 90 pages Of
the E-monts ofATusc. which easy and proFressvs
Among the large number Of beautiful pieces may so
found. "Uncle Sans School" do nj you hear the
children coming always look tho suHny side,
little bird" bird Of beauty" "Preity pair tree" "Arvu
Chorus" "Meet nae by the running brook" &e u Y
compiled by Horace Waters author OF sabbath Schtel
Bell,n Nos. and q which have had the cnornoss sale
of s25,OUO copies Prees-paper covers 25 ceus, go
per hundreds bound 10 cents. s25 per hundred, cloth
bound, embossed gill, ~ CENTS S35 per hundred. Is
copies furnished ut the 100 price Mailed al the tesan
price
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Special Advantages of this Loan

IT Is A NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, offering higher
rate OF interest than Any oiher and SECURITY
Any savings bank which pays It's derosi,ors III u. s,
Notes. considers that Is raying.n the hest circulating
medium Of the country, nnd il CANNOT a la anything
better for its own ussets either in government,
rifles in notes bonds payable government paper
II is equally convenient u temporary or permanen
investment. Tho notes can alwayslbr s,ld for within
fraction ol their faco and accumulated interest," and are
the hest security with banks costersls for
Convertible into n SIX pe Cent,
$40 Gold Bond.
In addition 10 the veybbera interest the tor
three years, this privilege oi conversion is worth
abouttres per per snnun the curren rate for
500 boads is not less Than nine per cent premium, and
before the war the premium six per U $, stocks
was over twenty per cent twill bv seen that the
iua profit Oh this Loan al the prese market rne
less Than ten per cent per ainum
Its Exemption rom State or
Nf.anicip Taxa,ion.
But aside from all 1.-The vnn,ages We have enumerated
special act OF Congress ExkMprs ALL BONDS AND TRgAs
uRy MOTIFS FROM LocAL TAXATION On the average, this
exemption is worth about two pei cent per annum, nc
cording 10 the rate oi taxation various spar,si Of the
oouptry. tH f-st..Hlah
Is believed that securities ohar great induce
menls 10 lenders those issued by the government In
all other forms Of Indebtedness the faith or ability OF
private parties, stock companies, separate commu
niies only pledged for psym,n while the whole pro-
perry of the country is held secure the discharge OF
all the obligations OF the Uniisd States,
While tho government offers the most liberal terms for
to loans believes that the very strongest appeal will
TO the loyalty and pstuotisla Of the people.
duplicate certificates viii be Issued for all deposiis.
The party dsposiuag mus, endorse upon the ORIGINAL
- n n
whether they 10 be Issued H. blank or payable
der When endorsed Il musl be leh with ,As officer
receiving the deposit " be forwarded 10 the Treasury
Department .o
Subscriptions w be received by the Treasurer Of the
United, States a, Washington, The several Assistant
Ttessaers and desisns,ed Deposhsriea and by the
Fir., Natioaal bank ef Bridsepor, o. rirY
and by ali National Hrnhs which Sspes,ariss o .
public money, and sA:revpsc,sbls Banks and Bsnksrs
hroashso, The country will give further taiesmsassa su
saosd ever saliV 10 sshsssfhssl saU
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NEW VOCAL MUsIc-"Lans Of the Brav. and
~ Free Rev g. s. Pumley; "Your Fortune IL ,eo
Small for Me- Comic Song, Maurice; ~ will wal, ss
the Gale or Thee, H. Ho,len I'VE Ported with Cheer
lql Smile" NJ kellar; "ore BY the Stars OF Evs-
ning," The Flowers Bloom in Linden Valen g. Law.
isn feaulilul World" shall we Meet Beyond the Riverr
The Angels are Hovering Near" "Ths Year Of Love-,
How Soilly on the Bruised Heart" Mrs Parkhur.t:
Kindly Words and Smiling Faeesr j. X Thomas; .Fo'
the Dear Old Flag Die" '0h why am so Happy,n D.
G, Foster "sabba'h Bells, Chime On" Ioyry ssesnI
NEw iNsrRuaENTAL Musc--''idlewild, Polka Ca
price, by NJ kellar aiorling Prayer" by w r. MulIsr
lie Pin Polka; West Point March, CSC each sOms,sps
Waltz "l'Armeiee Waliz,n "Frsderck Waltzp j. o.
Always Look on the Sunny Side,h "Bniant Varis-
lions" by Charles tirobe. 50 cents sash 'Shs We
Know Each oiler ihcre' for Guitar, by Bloonisf 9ss
10 by James Beak and 10 by Airs Parkhurst ISs
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