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THE LOST CAUSE,
NEW SOUTHERN HISTORY OF THE WAR
OF TIE C0NFEDEEATES,

BY E. A. POLLARD, OF Virginia.
yu1HE WORK will be comprised in One Large
Octave volume of nearly Eight Hundred
Psges, including Twenty-four Steel Portraits of
Prominent Confederate Leaders; and will contain
n full and authentic account Of tho rise and pro-
gress of the late Southern Coufederacy, the Cam
paigrs, Battles, Incidents and Adventures of the
most gigantic struggle of the worlds history. It
will be neatly printed on good pnper, from new
type and furnished to subscribers
In Substantial Cloth Binding, $500
In Plain Leather, Library Style, (Sheep) 600
In Extra Hdf Calf Binding, 500
PAYABLE ON DELIVERY.
w SOLD ONLY BY SUBSCRIPTION
Those ordering the Work will not be obliged to
take it unless corresponds With the description
in every particular.
HrThe work will be delivered in a few weeks,
or as soon us ready.
W. D. RAMEY, Agent.
July IL 1t rs
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CARRIAGE AND WAGON

vEyHE Subscriber respectfully announces to the
VI public that he has commenced the CARS
RIAGE. and WAGON BUSINESS, at his. resi-
dence about a1milas Northaf Good Hope Church,
and about one mile from Trinity Church,, in this
District, where he will execute in the BEST
POSSIBLE MANNER, all work in the line. and
on short notice. r.
REpAIRING-sitherw Wood Work or Black
smithins-done we'll and promptly. 80.
MB-I will keep on hand, s.nd make to order,
C0FFINs of all kinds, and at very. low rates. =
keep none but the BEST MATERIAL, and
Will warrant my work to give satisfaction.
Iam also prepared to.have BOOTS and SHOES
made to order in good style, and by an experi-
enoed workman. .-,1..t t.toa 3. ),
,g Give me trial, and encourage home ,ji en-
terprise. -,,,r,x5rs
June12 f.e - t6m ,4..- ID Af-s
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NOTICE.

v1yEE NOTES and BOOKS OF ACCOUNT Of
IL the late Firm Of COLEMAN & DEAN have
been placed in the hands Of w. W. ADANs, Esq,
my Attorney in fact, for settlement, and all
persons. in anywise indebted to said Firm ore
earnestly requested to come forward at an early
day and arrange their matters, as tho business OF
the Firm must be settled. have no discretion
to extend further indulgence. nce..a.-:
II. RUFUS DEAN,
Survivor.
July4 st
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For Little Loudon.

INSCRIBED TO HIS HEART-srRIckEN PARENTS,
By Daisy.
"Lovely and pleasant in life, in death they
were not divided"
Gathered to the arms of the " Good Shepherd"
who hath said of such" is the heavenly fold, on
the 26th June, LOUD0N A., only child OF Capt.
and Mrs. a. P. BUTLER.
How fast from Gloves circle the gems drop away"
The brightest, the purest, how brief is their stay;
We count our sweet treasures, and call them our
o7"- -is
Ere the words leavaour lips, God has summoned
them home.
We look on the lustre that gathers its ray
From the gem that's enclosed in its frail form of
clay;
We clasp the dear treasure of beautiful dust,
Forgetting twill crumble and fall, for It mast
Not faes stern decree, butthe soft chords of love-
That draw earth bound hearts to "Our Father"
above,
Where shining mid rays of His life-giyiug light,
Their gem is ro-set where there coineth no night
GrieYe not then, thou heart-stricken ones, tho
- thine ALL
Thy one little lanb,-heard its Shepherd soft call
And is clasped to His breast who hath loved it
the most,
Nevermore in the world tortuous paths to be lost
Raise up your fond eyes tho the binding tears
dim,
For awhile the bright light that has gathered
round him,
It's radiance will shine all along your life stream,
Till that life too has vanished away as dream.
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NOTICE.

A LII those indebted to either Of the Under
"A signed by Note or Account are hereby mott:
fed to make immediate payment, or other satis-
factory arrangements in reference thereto We
must keep our demands in date. Any arrange
ments which our debtors may make with Dr.. w.
H. Zimmerman, our authorized Agent, will be
ratified by US. .s-.
Ebert POSEY,
FRANCIS P0SEY, Sc. =
july IT. "a
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State of Souths Car olina,
EDGEF1ELD DIST


80 ~ esS#n IN ORDINARY.
EDY W. F.DURIsoE, Esq, Ordinary of Edge
Id field District.
Whereas, James Green has applied to me
for Letters of Administration dc bonis mon, on all
and singular the goods and chattels, rights and
credits Of Abner Stidham late Of the District
aforesaid, decd. =,
These are; therefore, to cite and ndmonish all
and singular, the kindred and creditors Of the the
next Ordinarys Court for the said District, To be
holden at Edgeaeld O. e., on the 10th day OF
July mat, to show casss, if any, Why the said
administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and sea-, this I'd day
Of July in the year of our Lord ono tousand
eight hundred and Sfxty-aix, and In the goth
year of the Independence Of the United States
|, Of America. :. ~
II T.1- af N
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NOTICE.
Pocket Book Found,

A ND left at this Office, containing email aum
IA Of Money, two Postage Stamps, several Re-
cvipts, and oneiNote payable to j. E. Bradley for
$50 In gold or its equivalent, and signed By NJ.
NJ. Dudley. The owner is requested to come
forward, prove property, pay costs, and get said
Pocket Book and contents.
July a tt II
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July IL
Sherif's Sale.

EaY Virtue Of sundry Wits of Fl. Fa., to me
ID directed, will proceed to sell on the FIRST
Monday in August next, at Edgeheld Z. H., the
following property, in the following cases, viz
Max. LaBorde, Assignee,
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Eyecutor's Notice.

,n,oT1cE is hereby given that the Estate Of a.
q. WHITE. deo'd., Is Dow in tha Court Of
ko,;,, for settlemept, and all persons indebted
- .a;S Estate By Note or Account, are requested
to S % make payment by the 2o,h day Augnstnext,
m Il ii,uow beyond my powerto extend any fur
ther Indulgence. uu,rz f.
oS If 2e
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Last Notice.

LII persons indebted to the Estate of JOHN
IA L. DOBEY, decd, are notified to pay the
same at M early date. Those having claims
against said Estate are required to render them in
by tie 18th October next, or said claims will be
barred, as on that day O. final settlement will be
made in the Ordinary's Office on the snid Estate.,
W. E. DOBY, Ad'cr.
July a Bun H
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NOTICE.

rEyHE NOTES and ACCOUNTS due to ROB-
ERT QUARLES at the time Of his death,
and also the Sale Notes due 70 S. II. QUARLES,
his Executrix, are in my bandsfo collection, BY
order of the Court of Equity. 1t is hoped that
all persons in any wise intefeseed in this matter
will come forward at once and sssac up, as have
no discretion whatever, and cannot extend any
further indulgence:
Attorney at Law.
roo ct 26
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Revenue Tax.

vEYHE OFFICE fol-. the collection of Internal
Il aevenue will be kept at G. WARDS until
further orders, except on each Monday when It
will lie opened at Rdge6eld c. H. from a. NJ. to
8 P. N. Il. WARp'
Dep. Collector.
July4 2te II
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sUNDRIEs.

SUNDRIES.
OU HHDs. CHOICE BACoN-Clear Sides,
Ribbed Sides, Regulars and Shoulders;
so Bbls Northern and Western FLOUR;
10 tierceS prime Carolina RICE;
rs bbls Refined D. SUGAR.;
hhds Muscovado SUGAR;
10 bbls First Quality GOLDEN SYRUP;
10 hhassMuscovado MoLAssEs;
so bbls large No. MACKEREL;
1000 sacks Choice Bread CORN;
rs boxes Family SOAPS;
30 boxes Adamantine CANDLES;
rs bbls and boxes CRACKERS and BISCUITS
SO bbls Bourbon and other WHISKIEs;
Largelot of Case LIQUORS, all varieties;
rs dozen Hoidsick CHAMPAGNE, pinta ard
quarts;
40 casks BURTON ON TRENT ALE, in pints
and quarts;
10 chests Jenkins Co.'s TEAS, in small
PACKAGES;
IS kegs Old Dominion NAILS, assorted sizes;
8; 25 bbls New Jersey CIDER;
sEGARS, TOBACCO, CANDIES;
RAIsINs, ALMONDS, PEPPER;
GINGER, SPICES,
And everything usually kept in my line, for salo
by
A. STEVENS,
Augusta, Ga
June 27 I'm 26 ,
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MURDER OF B. S. RHErr, Save are
panied to learn that this gentleman was foul
iv assassinated on yesterday afternoon, just
after entering his farm near the Race Course.
So far as we can learn it appears that MIR.
Rhett was riding along causeway, on the
81 .e of which the murderer had concealed
himself, under cover of an undergrowth OF
brush--and that after passing a distance of
ten feet, he was shot from the rear with q
double-barrelled gun loaded with duck shot:
Mr.. Rhett was struck in the left arm and
side, the shot apparently penetrating the lung.
He rode but short distance before falling
from. his horse, and died where ne had fallen,
in abou. three quarters of an hour. He gave
no clue to the murderer. Drs. Mitchell and
Geddings, who were in the immediate Vicini-
ty, could discover no trace of,hin.=-
An inquest will be held by Coroner Whit
inc Charleston Courier, 4th.
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State of South Carolina.
FDGEFIELD. DISTRICT,
TN. Op DTNARY


EDGEFIELD. DISTRICT, -
IN ORDINARY.
EsYw. T. DURIsoE, Esq, Ordinary of Edge
Id field District.
whereas, James Green has applied to me
for Letters of Administration, on oil "a 'ingu-
lar the goods and chattels, rights an cfedits Of
Marshal stidham, late of the p -rict afore-
said, decd.
|. These are, therefore, to cite ara admonish all
and singular, tho kindred and creditors Of the
said deceased, to be and appear before me, at our
noxt Ordinary's Court for the said District, to be
holden at Bdgefeld Court House, on the 10th day
of July inst, to show cause, if any, why the
said administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this I'd day Of
July in the year Of our Lord, one thousand
eight hundred and Fsiyty-gix, and in, tho Goth
wear Of the Independence of the United States
| of America.
July4 Il, 2t y.
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%
Notice.

ALI, persons indebted to the Estate Of RoBTt
n J. DELPHI, deceased, are notified to pay the
- me- before next return day. otherwise all claims
viii be placed in the hands of an Attorney for
collection. Those SEifying claims against said
Estnse will please render them in according law.
80 - Al. PELLETIEB, Adm.
Hamburg, s, g., June lIih, Bs, 3m "a, 4
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Notice.

u1uE NOTES of the Misses MARTHA and
II SUSAN ADAMS are in my hsRds for col
,ec,iop. AN persons indebted to.them earn
.s,Iv rea,issted TO see mo ut an early day and
make some satisfactory arrangement in regard to
t,,s;r Notss. ". w. ADAMS,
'--' Attorney In fact.
a., % Or u
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Notice.

n HEREBY appoint my son, CLINTON WARD,
j my Attorney during my absence from the
State or District, with full powers to transact bu-
siness in my name. X. WARp.
June q, 1866. 6ta "
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Sheriff,s Office, July 9,
Assignee,s Notice.

LII Persons indebted to s. F, GGODE by
n Note or otherwise, are required to call at
my, Office andyettle at once, as it is necessary
that the business be wound up MS speedily as pos
sible. w. J.SREADY, Assignee.
.Julv.9. Inn E2S
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DECEASED SOLDIERS OF SOUTH
-. CAROLINA.

i3;. OhAsVAANh' =
LUMBIA, Sc. Z
"1TH the partial resumption of mail facili-
w ties, l again, under appointment of the
Legislature, request the names Of all who died in
service, of disease, from accident or wounds, or
who fell in battle. Give. the name In full-Dis-
trict- Rank-Company- regiment .and,a arm sofa
service-Date and cause of death, and 1here he
died and age. :,
The Record cannot be completed without the
assistance of all who take az interest in this me-
mortal. Especially to Our,returned soldiers do I
now make this appeal. If it be but single
name you can furnish, send it to mo at once.
WM. J.RfVERS,
=. State Agent for Recording, &c.
Julp 10 st %
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-05
CERTIFICATE OF SENIOR NJ. ROMERO,

rrrHn.ry Fspoiy s United sas Mexico tie United
s.ae o
State Tsna Wds
last BY the Mexican Government issue Bonds
tho nndbndg its that
Me
negotiation and sale OF Thirty Millions Of Dol
submitted and approved
and that binding upon the
|Ercsn
thousand eight hundred and axy-hve
n. ROMERO
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-05
Legal OPINION OF JAMES T. BRADY, esq.

day July D. 1863 authorized tho obtaining G"
OIhl Of Bonds to be executed by General jose a. j.
said the United
kas Of
proposed Of these Bonds ard the authority and con-
sndpu circulation In opinion they VIII De
ud which they have been authorized as aoove
n and there no law ther ISSUE sale negotiation within no ''ea '
DnsdN Nswyok O,oher T. BRADY
Counselor No. 81 Pnk.row, New-fork
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-05
Republic Of A1exiec.
SHALL WE DRIFT INTO WAr7

SHALL WE DRIFT INTO WAR
SHALL WE GIVE AID IN THE DAY or MN.
Almost imporcspibiy We are ddf,us into wu, .pa n
the duty Ofevery true ph.nthroDI.. and p.o, 70
hh power to avert 90 gsa. cal.mty. pi,r,,.s..
''H'aesnts button our coats and deaa. oar,s,e. into -
oe'e' 'n' al well, yet there this f.ct standing On. -
prominently In the popular will did the Ghost Of B.naus n
tho sight OF Macbeth VIZ Our National pos,y ,,s..A
o''0"ed " yo'eibs occupation Of asreo rAe. on, An.
''er' tied "u's b ~tndieaed PEACEFULLY Z, w, cxx
FoRcrBLr u WE Mcsr'
HOW CAN WE AVOID WAR,
We know tha. the Liberals Of Mexico have soo "a v.
lighting men, We know that tbs Fcresn Powers opvrs.s
them lave possession Of ell the principal sources Of ,po
Thsrsors tho Liberals without the necssssry mean. ~
equip and prepare thsir for the strife They want r,e
ns shoes, ratons ammunition. sad oil other shiaa
needed to organize, and moro large bodies Of men.
In order provide themselves with these necessities hs1
mus, have the procure them In shs. worishsD
must hare
MONEY
They come TO us aud AK Of uss
They propose to give ample security for the payment
moneys advanced and they propose to p,y bersy for ~
accommodation.
They propose to give their obligations the extent q
go coco In gold. for which they win accept in ce
rsucy SOC. on the dollar for millions Of ssd amot
sboa. %oc tie dollar. ecus,ns the present prsmis
on gold
Shall lend them this amount and lot hsm agh. out ths
own nlberss Or, shall We hesitate and delay and supodse
unit, foreign sod and foreign ercensiss shall hsvs erushs1
out Rspubcaus and established BY very side sdssps
i. under foreign proectors.si VIII public opinion -
durs In psrpetuiy such state Of tldnuf
No one who knows our people, believes this What thsse
Bscsuss we would 20, lend helping hand In The ~
Of need. when might have done is without los -
injury, shall become ourselves parties to the str We
shall sacrifice thousand Of lives and hundreds Of uioa'
money AL because the golden opportunity psss -
failed duty 10 oppressed aad susrns nsshe'r
(Tau Nsv Yonx TRiBuxs Of January contained ~
following dispsten from s Washington eorespondeot;3
Mckee.
CHIHUAHUA FORMALLY TAKEN POSSESSION OF ~
rHR CAPITAL OF THg REpUBLIC-ESTHUst
AsrO RECEPTION OF yUAREz-Sgws FRon
rHB INTERIOR ENCOURAGING.
WASHINGTON wednesdsy, Jan. j. iaeo-
Scmiofficisl news from the city Of Chihuahus, NJ
20 the 2yh Of November has been received here
Juarrr his Cabinet the msmbss Of tho Sup'eme
and funclonaes arrived ChhaShns tne cav
tal OF tbe Mexican Republic the 10th Of Novsusher
Tie President met with very aud enthrsasdo ~
rep,ion and quite . popular ovation Several Aeies ~
blr-s OF Tie nscns coos received the Presdens o. -
palace In the evening patriotic dinner was given
Tho Minister Of the Interior issued the 2st o. NcvemS
reuar To the Governor. Of the STATES informing them 'n
The sest Of the Ns,oaN Government viii es ChihasnuS -
| tho present
tn. psop. ct large rsclc'd 1t having got rd Of -
French roops
tn. new. to interior rsprs''ussd 70 b sucSnrssS
10 tie National cause
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-05
Extract from Secretary seward's Auburn Speech

expect Republican Institutions wherever they have been
ro established Continent speedily ndcaea renewed @
% and Public opinion Of the United States The Mexican Question Officially Expressed
An 1854 tie United States passed the following Tol'
a Congress unwilling BY silence to leave the nations Of
S under the indifferent spectators OF the deoTabe events now
The Republic therefore think fit to declare thatH docs hot
l Win he policy acknowledge Mcica Government erected
in
,Par' - ~ -
April the reported from the Con'e on
a was and Republicans aEe spoke IN us
'u Pe under Nays without dissenting vcefea' i nays "
Al M MORRILL, and other members who had been aDSens ~h0h e
an asked be allowed names in tho Affirmative
sat Mr. snug Minister in Paris Mr DAYToSa COPY
| 'lpn under date OF April a olows;
OF THE PEOPLE OF The
As 10 MEXICO" de adds that the President does not at present contemplate
nom The policy which Government has hitherto pursued in regard 70 e wa
/ between France and Mexico"
Government engaged and doubtful struggle
hon which the Government OF France would regard
the fact ppeh basis ai
pu0- opposed 10 under tic
oany European Power
Vr.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-05

THESE BONDS WILL BE SOLD AT Sixty
STATES CURRENCY the
eoft ther be deemed
odatth yield the investment
in United States Currency with Gold
considered the
follow establishment
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-05
ADVANTAGES AND INDUCEMEwTa

Bonds therefore commended;
o-evhod odesrct ho simply
con D thosw q
frooe e.rous
Tampio, others w,
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-05

"wspoeel the ether day that ,hs Mexican Repube w;'
of.fns through .heis ssns .s. John w. Coglcs Co.
fN.Yo:k to sr their Bonds discount In order 10
cure the nevs hop drive Msx!mi.n aud hls nyr
lor, from their soil To-day received enc Of ;hs.e
Bonds Tl,y are got up svery esdshc m.nn"r' and We
hope enough Of them may be- taken to eject the desired OBJ
.eth. liberation Of Mexico fom the tyranny Of Hspo!eon
and Ills tool The Lbor 10 no, dai 10 that country
., VIVA our own u ls dah d.ys Of Valley forge yet how
soriosslJ we riuisphedi We hope to ~s The day when
hsico vii be ise fhs people VIII H. i Ia aecoiSplstsl
-lAtoI Qll) Daily Eyosns Dsnoeni, Toe. 49, lso'
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-05
Repntlie Of Mextro.
COMMON OBJECTIONS

! COMMON OBJECTIONS
MEXICAN LOAN
ASl PROFITABLE INVESTMENT.
I, ease M,xmn.n .ossds ultimately Id dsssssns the Re-
publican. and sstab.hng his Empire what security viii the
Bondholdsrs have for money inresedi
suppose the Republicans under Ja,rss 'ueesedir free
Ing the country from all fOrsgu inads and reSsOi'hns
the legitimate Government, thsa-
Is not her public debt already large and that
under increased there s chance of pru
clp, snd lntsres. being duly p,ldi
For the last % yc,s .hsrs bsvs been public dSsnoes in
Mssice with frequent changes o Government; al which
Lave caused szul.ry In the payment Of Interest on
her pres.n. dsb Whist security 10 there that state Of
thing. will .r., In the future daersa. from thai which hss
existed In the psM'
Tho reply above queries viii ss found In .hs sIt.cs
below entitled "RE AsOSs WHY THE MEXICAN LOAN
Is GOOD INVESTMENT"
Reasons Why the Mexican Loan is
Good Investment.
Theush III. Republic Of Mexico TO- for ,hs ,s being Dis
,rsct.d BY an lnauons ru wsg,d BY foreign invaders under
the ainy and unjust jet any Loau not 10
,,essiv. amour, officially contributed BY her Government
to aid prc..u, struggle for nd.psud.ucs wi in ell
4 h,nr. A.. .iuvs .tIccu
Ehhsr .f.x.mnIan viii bs recognized BY 0ovsmnsns
OF n. viii aOs We conceive OF no ercaa'snes' under
which the svowsd psbs policy sni public oP,a!ea the
M.rc.n qu.,.ioa viii % b ssl aside to sknovledss him
bat even Il NO suppose sush h certain that ar IN
dg,nsb. preliminary condition. all jas. claims Of American
csen Including any Loan contracted In s'od h to aid lie
k.pubuesn cause. viii be provided for hy treaty and 10
equally certain that Macmillan would Willingly p,y no thirty
on, ony bg, tines .hat .mOun, 10 os recognized BY
w. In any such contingency The Losa h as b.youds daOb
Bu, .uppo,e MirinrI,n driven oct, and the Republican
Geysrnen, resr.b,hed und. OF the most upright and
able Leaders Mexico has ever hsi-fn such Jusgsswhst
thsni
In Tia. c.s the Loan 10 good, bee,use-
Fr,,ss Mexico, with population Of ten mLions l.
sbsHdsny able p,y Her entire debt, principal and in
lsreI does r.s,h ninety iEons OF dollars Her mineral
reh beyond tho-. c.rs ,ud por.
ton Of these well % more ths, hall OF her Federal and
State daes pledged for i.s payment
Second: Msrco viii no. desire ,ni cannot ssord 10 neg
eet or postpone payment OF such debt contracted BY
her very Of needn the darkest Day Of her sdvsr
.y. L. the prce OF her Ind, peuienee National selfre
spec, ulimpel rs payment Not viii shs be impslei
20 pay II By tho PLANES, dictates Of seu,ssl payment
thirty ions nothing compared shs ruin Of her
National Cred-compared to shutting the door al future
chance Of borro wing money foE National objects
T7rdf Mexico rsn,ssd ss siaepubic will ts dependent
upon us Tor future protection We sIons-witue" the
powers pu, forth by ia The last four years She Is weak
from long intestine d.entions Bu. there ex,mps Of
weak nation setting aside tie ls claims Of an snpowerul
neshbor upon whom dependent The examples are
the ether way Great nations o,sn enforce frivolous and
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-05

v CONSTITUTIONAL MEXICO its President BEnTo
s" 80 tfe NewYMk, for the Negotiation and Saleof
THIRTY MEELncN DOLLARS HN COUPON BONDS,
and $00o payable Twenty from October 1868
payable semiAnnun the City ofNew-Yoh
psrworpAL AND INTEREST PAYABLE IN GOLD.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-05
GUARANTEES AND SECURITIES FOR PAYMENT

faithful payment Bonds and Interest guaranteed by the pledged faith OF the
by special pledge HAy1Ea THR EFFECT
MoRrGAGB)d of
Five Millions Of Agricultural and Five Hundred Thousand Acres OF
Mineral Lands
States San Luis PO The Agricultural Lands thus pledged are
DOLLARS the Mineral anas az
DOLLARS at Government prices the
M y thus aggregates MILLIONS OF DOLLARS Moreover sum
PAYMENT
Cent the Federal ana STATE
the named peu i inc
sinking fund for the redemption Oh tho
Principal
received T PAR GOLD PAEAToF ALL
payneno FORT IoHh'
the former e 81 ps aso hs ~
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-05

expect Republican Institutions wherever they have been
rsooe established the Continent speedily vndcaea ee"o @
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-05

The attention Of ,le ' invited to the stTer'ene1i
for Meyicar Loan which sill be Ia columns to-day.
h vii be thu, ,h Joan holds on. sr.s Inducements and
as the Monroe Doctrine will besasirsined and the n,c'si
hunbvs Of French smyie viii not be ,oera,ed and the
,o Mexico s un,ey Ilch hare hssitspcy In ad
y.ns al who wish the universal spread OF RePasicsn
prreps. sad who hs lOO.s change 10 In
vss, In til. Mslica1 Loan Bov.dsTe IN J Iniss'
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-05

"yrIfcis Dosps The new Bonds ofths Mexican Rspso
c .rs ready Tor delivery and handsomely sot up We
should is 10 be able to aves s~ thossnd' In tho Losn
not so the .hs Of N. prst Which think will be certain
ia time iu, TO sd tia, gallant people who ' struggle ssa'
foreign ruler forced on them by French bayoneta
"Tbs Mo,ic.ns only nscd means TO ensbs 10 har.
their enemies. snd compel thsm to ratarn to Ea'ops
'our sns recognizes the Mesiesn Republic. and
". tevsH be the slmos, universal desire and d.eruns
tloa Of PEOPLE to Mexico fso nom foreign yoke
few hundreds advanced 10 time may accomplish what we wish
vhou, say national somplcsions and render their Dond
s,sisbls for ineoms q, an early dsy"-lHsbns PA) Her
aid, Dec. 50, 1853.