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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-06-29

Goop RASD.-The amateur band be-
longing to Capt Carlin's battery has
attained degree of proficiency highly
creditable to the performers. They all
belonged TO the ranks of tho company,
and organized us band soon after the
battery WIS tormod. Their instruments
were presented to Them by the citizens
Of Wheeling, zund have been highly
rrized on that account. While waiting
Yesterday at the Paymaster's Office,
,arner of Fourth and Quincy streets.
they played several airs, which were ex-
'-cuted in fine style. It Is matter to be
regretted that the present organization
cannot be kept up, ibut as the battery
Is now mustered out, and the members
Of the band ive5jn different localities,
remote rom each other, this is impos-
sible. The company disposed of the
instruments yesterday by unnnlmously
voting them to Mr.. Wallace, the leader,
q the band, who is highly esteemed by
ais late companions-in-arIns. Mr..
Wallace resides in N1Rrttnsville, and we
hope he will organize another band that
can blow. the Instruments as well ms
t5oso who were1 lately his assistants.
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COMMISSIONERS nEr1c,E

,,,..,-.,a WHEELING, June nth, isG5.
Notlce Is hereby given thatI have fiYeTi on
Nor; Monday, the 10th day OF July next, as the
!li 1e, ana my Law office III the city OF Wheel
ceea % INQUIRE into and report on the several
matters IN said decree referred To- - S-s'-
a., l-ssA GIBSON l.. CRANSIER.
Je' Commissioner,
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RIvER.-The river is still falling with
about four anda half feetin the channel.
The Iron City arrived from Pittsburg
and departed for Cincinnati with good
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NOTICE.

II WILL RECEIVE PROPOSALS UNTIL
L., M;eeSlnesd9y, July 5th,, for furnishing and
pre- KING and spreading about three huidred
perch OF good blue limestone, to Be pTt on
zane street, on the Island, at such places rs
eS'tnay be wanted. Also, about seven hun
4EetI perch to be put on First Street non,
Market to Chapltne. and nom First street
Gown Chapllne to CaldwelIts RIM. -
-Je-dlt HENRY SHARP 4
Street Commissioners
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GEO. 2. WIcKHANf, Auefioneeir.- ~ ia2 II


II OFFER FOR SALE MY PROPERTY
situated on the line Of the National Road,
four mics east of the city of Wheeling. Said
property consists of my residence, containing
eleven rooms and nm attic finished, BATH
rooms and oil modern improvements; also.
fourteen acres of ground attached, on which
stabllng, ice and spring house, chIclery and
two cisteEns. Also, one hundred and twenty
Plum and Ounce trees, ali Wearing, Their,
arc also choice selections of Grapes, RasDber-
mes, bI0ck herTtes, Strawberries, and other
with eHe1greens and other ornamental shr1b-
Will also sell my Household Furniture to
any one desiring to purchase all together.
PERSONS desiring TO consult me in regard TO
PLiee;, terms OF payment, &C.. can leave their
IIitIneS ~ the Gas CompAny's Office, or visit
feb22-tf JACOB HORNRRnnK-
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Public Sale of Valuable BuTIIInr- Tots
on EIOfn Street

ON !MO1n street.
by VIRTUE OF A DEED FROM
ID Hampton Zane and Others to ssmnsI
ESntuIrchnl, recorded in the Recorders Oflice Of
ONO ONO county, West Va, in deed book No Is.
page 45, and ofa deed nom the said ChurchfIl
hnnpden Zane and wife to me, recorded in
Sald ontce, In deed book No. IS, page l54, and
9 HI inc request Of Emely a., wife Of the said
EHIampden, and Of Mary, daughter of the said
a!ainpden, VIII sell at public auction, on
5SIA A TIE 9TH DAY OF JULY, commen-
eng s!lld sale ut 10 o'clock, A. NJ, eight par-
G G5 OF ground, each p feet on Main street by
1SS IN depth, being part OF what IS usJaIly
known as the Reserves lying between Main
ana ana MARKET MARKET and Union and Monroe streets,
ana bounded on the south by the line OF tho
three story brick building now owed by TboS
~ n6Iook; The deeds TO the purchasers viii
oS executed by myself Hhmpten Zane and
Vile, and Mary Znne, and tile title is cSrlSitI-
cred unQueStionable -
his option3puY the whole burciase mo9cI. ~ ~
SSseSn, or oneEthin In hand, and the balance
IN I%o. equal payments Of six and twelve
4uontnS each, with interest on lien
Je26-pSo FIR, ARMSTRONG, Trustee.
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The steamer Bdyurd, Captain Moore,
is the regular packet for Parkersburg
fhis morning at 10 o'clock.
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e For Sale.
MAPLE 1,FAr BOAT CrUp,-This club

MAPLE LEAF Boar CIUB.-This club
which In its membership some
Of thebest young men of our city, was
arranged last week. The officers elected
were Georgr ". Smith, Esq, President
snd Commodore; First Vice President,
Jesse Niellor; Second Vice President,
Z. A. Smith; Third Vice Presis
dent ". Il. G. Payne; Secretary;
J. Creasy,s Treasurer, w. Wilson.
Their beautiful six-oared bargei is called
the Kennet, In honor of Mr.. George w.
Smith, who purchased and presented it
% the. club. It Is q philadelphia built
boat OF the most beautiful model, and
perfect In all its appointments. The
bottom Is carpeted the entire length of
the boat. The tAleF ls ltver-plated, and
the. seats all elegantly cushioned. This
club has also adopted irregular uniform
--oolQrs5 red white and blue. They are
determined that they will not be second
TO any similar orgRglzation in these
partss and nothing Will be left undone
necessary to Its success. The members
sEe all gentlemen of spirit and enter
prise, Rho will not allow the Maple
Leaf to wlther..
p. 9.-The Club made a trip last even
ing In their boat to Martinsvills, and
we're haaAsornS comp rented for tho
eatllfu manner with which she was
hsudled. LtHll.a - lze1sl
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passed February 25th, 1865, is published for
the lntOFmatIon OF all cOncerned:
ElL tEXTRACr.l
BE G snacted blythe Legislature Of Hcst HTr0tI,fa.
l. The Auditor, Adljutant General and
.QunrtermaSter General OF tie State. are c0iI-
sdtuted q Board OF Claims, to examine, adjust
ana audit such claims as in the opinion OF said
board shall be Just and proper, not otherwise
provided for, Hccruing TO the citizens OF this
state growing out of military service, of the
following character:
l. ClOtnlS for services rendered by the State
troops since the nineteenth day OF June efRlI-
teen hundred and Sixty-one. a76
IL. Claims for subsistence and supplies; ftir-
n11slletl the State troops when called Into ser
III. Claims for necessary Transportation of
SLate troops, and for transportation of arms
supplies, &c, for their use. 5S-'
~. Claims for services rendered by officers
9lga3 hing state troops under orders OF the
So,NeTnor, ana for necessary expenses incur
req II publishing orders and notices, and for
pruning done upon the orders of such officers
v. Claims for slIbsisting and eGuinnfnu Vol.
Mnteer recruits, under the order or by tile nu-
monty OF tho Governor. T55
=
All persons having claims of the character
Indicated above, Will have them mnde out in
t!lplcatc, as required by the Act, and forward
tneln TO the Clerk of the Board OF Cl1ims Adj
luInnt General,s Office, Wheeling, w, Va.
Inc board Will hold monthly 1npetIn0s at
the Capitol building in this civ on the firEf
9iondny Of each month for the examination
OF these claims.
BY order of the Board,
Jels-2w JAMES E. IIANEE. Clerk.
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New Store! New stock !
JOHN b. ROBINSON,

oHINAPEN T.m.AN HvRI
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as-C IRE WAR; DIu
IF DIRECTIONS ARE FOLLOWED.
sxMPTONs,

pB- cau for Circular describing all symptom
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NOTICE.

ON 8 a. m. to Z p. m. y
JAS. g. ORR,
Collector First Dist. W. Va.
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Trust not your lives or health to the ClIe Of
many unlcarned and worthless pTetendeTs
destitute of knowledge, name or character.
who COPY DR.. JOhnStOn'S advertisements, OF
style Themselves, in the newspapers, regular.
ly Educated Physicians: incapable Of curing
they keep you triiling month after month,
taking their filthy anu poisonous compounds,
or rs long ms the smallest fee can be obtained,
and in despair leave you with ruined health
toSigll over your own Calling disappointment.
Or. Johnston is tile only Physician adYer-
Using.
His credentials or diplomas, always hangin
his office.
His remedies or treatment arc unknown to
all others, prepared from life spent in the
great hospitals OF Europe, the first in the
country, and a more extensive PTfrnte PT1c'ef
than any other Physician In the world.
ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS.
The many thousands cured Mt this inStitu-
ton year after year, and the numerous i'm
POrtHnt Surgical Operations performed by
DIR. Johnston, witnessed by the reporters o.
the "SSur," Clipper" and many other papers
notices of which have appeared again nhd
again before the public, besides his staIdin1g
as gentleman of character and TeSponSlbui-
ty, is a sufficient guarantee TO the afflicted
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
P.J- No Letters received unless postpaid and
cOrtaIning,a stamp to bc used on the reply
Persons writing should state age, and send pOI-
ton of advertisement describing symptoms
JOHN NJ. JOHNSTON, VI. D.,
thiE-lyS Maryland.
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BOOTS AND SHOES

QUALITIES can be bought TN PHILADEI,s
PHIA or BALTIMORE. hi- Ia
mh27 7r MCCLELLAN & KNOX. Z
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Reflect that a sound mind and body are the
most necessary requisites to promote comm
Dial happiness. Indeed, without these. tbs
journey through life becomes weary Pill
the prospect hourly darkens to The
view; the mind becomes Swallowed with des
pair and filled with tile melancholy Tefet
tion that tile happiness of another become
bliphtCCl with OuT own
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Especially, who have beroTTs. ~,
SOLITARY Vice, TINT dreadful s,, .le Victims q
haplt which annually sweepS tH an 1SSstluettvS
grave thousands OF Young Nor ~ " 91ntimNy
m 99ei5fd o fG.sntg and brilliant ntess
Senates with the thundeTs Of SI ~ lsteninl
waked TO eest4cy the living lSTe4 IS1
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Who hive injured themselves by a CeEtan
qucntly learned from evil Companions, Or Il
school, the effects of which are nightly feli,
even when asleep, and II not cured, rendai
and body, should apply Immediately.
What a pity that n young man, the hone q!
his country, the darling OF his parents should
be snRtChCd from nil prospects and enjoy.
ments of life, by the consequences of devil
ting from the path Of nature and indulgtDs
in Il certain secret habit, Such persons, Nusi
before CONFIRM plating
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Internal ReFenue Assessment
DiVisie8S. Job

FgSHE following are he appointments made OF As
1 -sisla ant Assessors for the Middle District OF
Tennezsee-vlE
Dist. John CRAWFORD, an Of Nashville rorth
Of Church street. TO the Cooperation line Office.
5SIs Cherry street
Dls1 2--JuHN c. FOWLER, all Of Nashville south
81 Chur h street, % the Corporation line; Office
5ST Cherry street ~. ..
Dist 3-HM. LEONAKD, sli Of Davidson county
outside n the CoruoEaiiOn and s-uth Of Gambler
land iiTer; ofilce 655z On cry srses-
Dist. A. F. PATTON, Sumner comfy once At
ps-t WIN. JENEIEs, sn Of Davidson corn
north Of cgTnhe land river; oiiiee Woodland
street, r gefeld.
Dist 81. W NyE. Montgomery snd stsWar.
counties; ofics A. ClarksYlle.
Dist 7-A1A HOPKINS. Robertson county Office
Dist. SsJAMEs H. GREGORY, Maury county;
Dist. S-jEssE r FEBRELL, Rutherford coun-
~; office st Murff restore.
Dist. Io-A A. STEELE, Msr-hsii county, oihee
Dist. ia. ". MOS. williamson county; ofHss
Dit. FLAMES l. JONES. euss county efies
DIST ls-w T. TUNE. BedfO.d county; efice At
D.st. i4EB. +. R. FosTER. DeKslb county; office
at Alexandria
DIST i5.-JTHN r. GORDON. Lincoln county. Of
fee at Fayetteville.
Dist. ia. G.. & ODLETr, Cheatham and DixOn
county; Office 81 ASH nd.
Dist. II-WM. 2. NEAL, Wilson county; Office II
Lebanon.
Dis, 81 P. WILLIAMSON, Macon county. Office
at lafayette
II IS the duty o. Oh The citizens living n thoFe
several Divisions TO report % the Assistant Asses
sor for the division in which they i've and the laE
requires that the report shOuld be made promptly,
or the parties who neglsc. this important duty, sill
incur the penslt Is prescribed BY che law.
JOHN McCLs LLAND,
Assessor ID 4 ist. Of Tern.
iuly2-3W PAD. chg Union.l
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Notes Of all The denominations named viii be
promptly furnished upon receips Of Subscriptions.
6 The Notes OF this Third Series is precisely SINH
lar in form and privileges to the seven-Thirdes al
ready sold. except that the Government reserves
tOitself the option OF paying interest in gold con
at per cent, instead OF s-iO,hs in currency.
Subscribers will dedust the interest in currency up
to July 18th, at the time when they subscribe.
The delivery Of the notes Of this third series OF
the Seven thirees viii commence On the lst OF June
and Will he made promptly and continuously aaer
thst date.
The slight change made in the conditions Of this
THIRD SERIES affects only the matter of Interest.
The payment in goo. il made. viii be equivaieai
to the currency interest Of the higher rate.
The Ietura to specie payments in the event Of
which only will the option to pay interest in Gold
be svSiled q, would SO reduce and equalize price
that purchases made with SIX per cent. in gold
would be fully equal to those made with seven and
thTee-tsuths per cent in currency. Thisis the
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ELLIS 6 MOORE
Every Variety Of Machinery
Iron Fronts

put in their houses viii find il te their interest TO
call tefore contracting elsewhere Part cuiar at
tention will be laid 10 the manufacture OF
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Tennessee and AIabama Rail-
Road Meefings

rrtHr rext kunnsl EEeetipg q he stoekkolders Ct
ne ~ h n Coapaay will ihka pi.cs u
Frenkiin On uesdsy, the Isl day q august. 1875.
A fail artaasance Is desired. IhIs E6th June, lelS
FFANk HARIklAks Hasy 4 Trtss-
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The Soldiers Friend.
Rebellion Ended |!
RiddleburgeF Still in Che Field

A FTER returning sincere thanks to a liberal
"a public for their kind patronage IN days gone
Nv, SAM would notify his old friends and custo-
uers shat IN addition 20 a thorough rehthng mp Of
hrs Eating saloon, be hes added Bar, where the
choicest Vince and Liquors can be had az ell times,
and where gentlemen viii be waited on by those
dld Soldiers OF the Cross and afable gentlemen,
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THE FOUNDRY DEPARTMENT
The Machine Shop

is directly Under the control Of the Propus or,
who well known in this ely ioE the last ten years
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~ p,rrrz. go " EoNztl.
r., 10 n Fi4isif, La's Li1n lith
~, m ca. Tenn. htg- H. ea..
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UNITED STATES INTERNAL REvESUE,0
Collectors Ofice, 2d District Tennesss,
Nashville, June q, 1886. J

NOTICE ia hereby given that the United Stales
~ Lie nse Tax Is now due AID payable. an per
sOus dong business notified to AXE out license
before The 18th day Of JHly next. OF they may ex
pect 10 suffer The psra ties pTeserhed IN the 7ad
section Of the laE, which reads IN part ~ follows
If any perzOn or persons shall eEerrlse or carry
on any trade, bu-ness, or profession, or 10 any
act hsrena ter mentioned, for the exercising car
ryng on or doing of which trade business, or pro-
fession license Is required 10y this act, with ut
taking ont such license us in thal behalf required
he, she. or they shall Tor every su. offence, be-
sides teirg liable 10 tha paymenr Of the Tax, De
subtct 70 imprisonmeni for a term not eEcac ling
two years, or hne no. exceeding i've hundred
dollars, or bJih"
lelS-id lDl H.. l. NORvELL. Collecior.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF CANDIDATE
order Respecting Freedmen.

The following order was issued on the
the 18th inst from the Feedmens Blu
reau.
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asarllle @nl0ll.
TERKs OF sUBsCRIPTIOx:

SATURDAY, July IS, Iss5.
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5000 Reward.

ON tho 2"th day Of June. yong msn cslling
J hi llself ALLISON, wing be WAS son OF
Mira Alson, on summer street, city Of Nashville:
also r. ureser ted that bad been IN the rebel sr-
my, and had ia g got home, snd asked 20 hire
horse d buggy 60 eight miles and retnr,-s n =
he d 2 ash ed for raferenep, said Mrs Allison his
mother and w. Mat. Brown and several offers,
woui lndorse him. without apply g 70 sain
parties let h M have haT horse about eight years
Old. IN right hind loot little Nh te, and also
having ueen cfipp ed IN s-ms foot about sX cen
hands nigh; nee buggy OF the latest siyls OF maxi,
paioted black Eiih sm \ cad strip. The msn ap-
pesrs % he bout Y or 50 years cid; about feet
sad 40 or II inches heh iehs nhou5 lao or 80
y unds DARK not black, IA r; far skin; hack
ewes. will give sfoo reward for the hose ami
buggy, or 500 for ai-say horse and buggy and
thief--returned 20 me Gt my table in Ma hvnle.
lg9 div J. y. NEWMAN.
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$50 Reward.

C4TRtYED or stolen from the Market House. On
- the mcrEing q July 7th, one DAkh hAh
HORSE. tesvy hlsck msne snd taxi small efop -
len ear oask iegs, years and soons - 1..As
- Hzd on hoR-skin ssddla rnd light colored
1.-ila ABy person Eiviag informssioa coscefnfn8
nm III receive The hboye reward y seplyiag =
J7'u lA 49, 80
k.I taat g. I
grfss9 ff18E
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CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY
To TIE
II H r. D
NATIONAL BANK
Nashville, Tennessee.
TsEasUaY DErsErauT,

TaEksUaY DIPS RTlIEST, }
Office OF the Comptroller OF the Currency,
Wash ngton, June l6, 1855.
VrTHEREAs, by "a lsfaetorg evidence presented
w 70 ihe unders e. ed, il has been msie 70 ap.
pear that 1.-THE THIRD NATIONAL BANK OF
sASHVILLE," in toe city Of Nashville, in The
county cf Davidson, and state Of tennessee, has
been duly organ zed Butler and according 20 the
equiremenls Of the Aci Of Congress, entitlsd ~An
AcI 70 provide Naii0nal Currency, secured by 8
pledge q United Ststrs honde, asd % provide fol
ihe circulation and redempton thereof, approved
June 7, lisa, and has complsd With al zoe Drou-
slcns Of 81 d set required 10 be complied with b.
fore commencing fhe business 81 Banking lndeI
said act
Now, Therefore, I, Freeman Clarke, Comptroller
uf fhe Currency, do hereby certify fhat 'Ihe IniTd
Nationl Bank Of hashvilla,' III the city Of Nash'
vile, ia the county Of Davidson, and Stale ol en-
nessee. Is authorized 10 commence the business d
Banking under h act Aforesaid.
IN testimony Whereos witness ny
(r.T hand and seal Of ofhceY tbs si1leenin
~ a5 Of Jsn'' i EsEEmau CLARKE.
Comptroller o. M Currency.
SFThe shove institution win Be opened ior bus
ness ia theeourFe Of q few Gays, OF Enien que NO
EDSAR joins, oaahier.
jez7-2n Icty papers eopJJ
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LIQUORS.

8 Bids Alcohol, es per cent.
Ta rar cent
Proof SPIRITS
PITS Whisky, pure, or Med. purpas.s
w Pure Freneh Brsndy.
Holland Sin,
Pure Port. Madeira, and Sherry Vines.
For sale loE, By ENIN a PENDLETOy
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Nashville, Tenn.
Dissolution.

sSrsOle Agents for schults's celebrated Cream
and Stock Ale.-6a
june7-aln t
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REfsRs BY Permission 10
Hon. Richatd Ogslsby, Governor State Of ILLINOIS,.
Hen. David L. Laws, Judge Supreme Cont y. s
Hos. WIN. G. Brownies, Governor q Tennessee.
Big. Gen. Jas. P. B1owuloW. ADJ. Gen stsisof Tea
nessee
Hon. NJ n Brien Nashville.
Hon. Vim. Nsthsniei Baxter, Nashgta.
Hon. 10. C. Guild Nashville.
Hon. John Hugh smith. Nsshv,ne-
p ". Maxey, ESQ, Nashville
M ssrs. Morris 4 stratton. Eashyiiis.
Messrs. Evans s Co, Nashville.
Himrod Porter. Columbia, Tenn
Junel6-lm
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In many affections with which numbers Of Fo-
males suffer. the ROOT AND HERB JUICES 10
most hsppil ysdapted-sn Dlcersted Uterus, IN Leu
seorrhosa IN bearing down, Falling o. the womb
Debility, and for all complaints incident TO The sex
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Less than s2so, 10000 Of the Loan authorised BY
the lSst Congress are now on the market. TINS
amount at the rate at which it is being sbsorbeds
viii b subscribed for within sixty days, when The
notes win undoubtedly command premium. AZ
has uniformly been the case on closing the sub
scriptions to other Loans.
In order that citizens Of every town and section
Of the country may be Afforded facilities FOR taking
the loan, the National Banks, State Banks. and
Private Brokers throughout the country have gen
orally agreed to receive subscriptions At par. sub
scrbers win select their own agents, in whom they
nave confidence, snd who only are responsible e,
the delivery Of the notes for which they receive
orders.