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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-12-27
TREASURY DEPARTMENT OF ONO,

TREASURY DEPARTMENT OF ONO,
COLUMBUS, Oct. ith, 1906. I
lam satisfied this enterprise is solely for tho hen.
fit ofSolders' Orphans, and am wiling you should
add my name to the list ofrecommcndoticns you al
ready have. S. s. WARNER,
Treasurer State ofohio
SEQ advertisement in this paper.
Nov, 22, ls66-2m
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ANOTHER VETO!
What l@ Hep
wHY-THE VETO OF, HIGH PRICES BY
KGHLER & MAYER,
BOOT TA SHOE.

MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS,
TAllmadge Block, Main street, sign OF the Big Boot
We are now selling BOOTS & SHOES at prices
so much lower than heretofore, that every man and
youth can say that they are at last actually coming
down to the gold standard Call and see for your.
work or the Custom. made article, from the finest
CafSewed Boots. 10 the coarsest and most substan-
tial Brogans, Ladies', Misses and Childrens' Wear
hcommon and ofthe finest aud best st, lat very
low prices. Also,
LEATHER AND FINDINGS.
In short every thing usually to be found in a well
ordered Boot, Shoe and Leather Store =
Our thanks are rendered for the liberal patronaqe
heretofore extended 10 us, and wo shall endeayorfo
meritits continuance as wel as large increase of
new custom. KqHLER 4 MAYER,
Lancaster, June II, 9s6G-Atr
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Fai lure Ofthe sherman MIssion-Return
OF tho General to New Orleans.
We find the following dispatch in
the Cincinnati Commercial of the 2lst
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-12-27
AMERICAN INSTITUTIONS
WHEELER & WILSON'S
Sewing Machine

IN AXES THE LOCK STITCH ALIKE ON BOTH
IVA sides of the goods, They are durable and will
work longer than any othor machine and will not
get out of order. viii sow every variety ofmaieriai
from the coarsest TO the finest ahric. They Hon,
Fell Gather, BRAID, Tuck, Cord, Bind and Quilt
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-30

From the Rev. Thos. ID. Winter, ID. d.. Pastor of
Roxborough Baptist Church. ~
Dear Sir ;---I feel il due your excellent prepa
ration, lloailand's German Bltters to add my tes
timOny 10 the deserved reputation IL has obtained.
have Tor years at times. been troubled with great
disorder in my head and nervous system. l was
advised by . friend tp try bottle OF your German
Bittcrs. did 50. and have experienced great and
nneNpected relief. my health Inns been very ma
terially benefited confidently recommend the
article where meet with cases similar To ma own
and have been assured by many of their good Of
iects Respectfully yours. A. WINTER
... .. .... RoNbOrOuYh Pa
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soi JAMES f. DOM NAIDSON,
ATETIlIEER 4 REAL ESTATE AGEEI
!. L No. 40 Main ST., Upper ROOlIl.

IEl ll No. 40 Main ST., Upper Room. @
H|hp 1 AIr laa -T7-r77'a 1ei 'l''" 'll,'lD
"A arst,cIass dxeline bot,se only one "a SQUARE ARE
from Main street having ten rooms, good stable
ond all the modern improvements IL applied for
in few days the price will De $4,000 'fhis is 1
| Twenty -iiye acres of land on the Brant pike
one and half miles from the city limits. This u
A neat brick house and lot on West First street
front and Si6 deep, 10 iS loot @ paved % alley ssSSo
4 A beautiful lot on Water st opposite Mr. Stew
Ss ssaf SfssS
pice paved alley! There Is not 4 more desirable
lot ih nayt2ni 5S' PLce 81 500 =.
Dayton on the Harshmanyiile and Beaver pike, i'm
a. nne s section Of country improyements eonsis.
neatly fitted up 2OX8O feet Fruit Of ali varieties
Apples pears peaches, and cherries; also, all the
Thirty -6ye lots On M Rihgsoid. siay, and Fiftb
streets These lots lie In the ynost beautiful part
will sell those lots alta low price, and give lib
erSI nS SSedit IL 4 sgPsa I9T y sSSn s m ,na a.,
free pike leading from BellbrOokto the lebanon
pike miles from Dayton Ihere Is Rriek house
baeeo shed tY9 tenant honses, and AL either noe.
essary outbnldings also, a fine sugar orchard of
400 trees 1876 acres of cleared land Ind an orchard
of choice fruit This is one of the BEST FARMS
IN THE STATE, AND WILL BE SOLD CHEAP:
FOR SABEl- House and lot No 300 Fifth street,
first house from Jefferson east. has rooms and
porch This Is aneat property, and viii be sold
fheS9 ai, er orer a. s,.o, sa,o sor AZ al. g ~ "a.
and soasenIest two story dSeiIiSg house, So f 81
West Fourth street, has rooms, and lot 200 feet
asa 20 ,S0t riSeS as
FOR SABE-The beautiful residence Of Mr., j.
Paseo on Park street This property Is 100 yards
Of Greet running back 10 se 70 "a An assy ss
house has u large rooms and Is brick,
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-30

f'1 9"' 'An RobdcIs's Bitters.
They are better than alt pills, Powders. ana
other nauseous, disaeresahl lcomPounds
eblpob bni RobGoIs's Bitters.
They can be taken without regard to diet
an appetizer they have no equal.
81 bsiimiI R06dcEc's BttteTs.
They are prepared by an old and skillful physi.
clan, from well known vegetable remedies.
oh u ssp RObdcIe's Bifters.
Wherever known they have become a standa
FAMILY strengthlng remedy. ,
p ~ t'" R06dch's Bitters.
Try one bottle and you will always use then,
and recommend them 20 others. f
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alolslh 7 4 'N|sb apriutina.

sss---
nd NnsWB adi gr'Hau1 go
inod
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MEAD VINO SAYS SO.

From the Rev. Levi g. Beck. Pastor Of the Baptist
Church, Pcmberton, N. j., formerly OF the North
baptist Church, Philadelphia ut pscsent Pastor
of the Baptist Church, Chester Pa
~ have known IIoonand's German Bitters favor
ably for number of years ! have used them in my
own family, and have been 50 p.tasea with their
effects that was induced 20 recommend them 10
many others, and know that they have operates, In
strikingly beneficial manner Itake great pleas
ure in thus publicly proclaiming this fact and calf
ing the atentiOn OF those afflicted with the dis
eases for which they are recommended, 70 these
btttctS KNOWING rOn experience that my recon.
lendation W be sustained. do this more cheer
iully as llooilanls Bitters Is intended 70 benefit
thc Afflicted, aud is mot n rum drink i
Yours, truly, LEVI G. BECK.
From Rev. w ~ seigfricd. Pastor OF Twelfth
.H . Baptist Church, Philadelphia
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lhnrch phil nlnIt.hIn -

From Rev. D. MeTrige Pastor Of the Passyunk
Church, Philadelphia. d. 5...
ID. From the many respectable Recommendations
given 10 DIR. HoOilands German Bitters, was i'm,
duced to give them trial. After using several
bottles found them TO he u good remedy for de-
bility, and most excellent tonic for the stomlch
.r .r. | ID. MERRIGE.
From Rev. VIM. Smith, formerly Pastor of tho
Yncentown and Mllville (N.J) Baptist Churches
Philadelphia. 10. -'..N
Having used In my family q number of bottles of
Your HoO1ands German Bitters have to say that
i regard them as AN excellent medicine, specially
adapted to remove the diseases they ARE r'ccom-
mended for. They strengthen and inyigorate the
system when debilitlted, and are useful In disOr-
ders OF the liver, loss of appetite, &c. Ihaye also
recommended them To several of my friends, who
have tried them, and found them greatly beneficial
in the restoration OF health. Yours, truly,
.l t4 WM. SMITH 966 Hutchinson Street '
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-30

AND DISEASES oP TnB KIDNEYs.

AND DIskAsks OF THB KIDNEYs, n n
Observe the following symptoms resulting from
4 disorders Of the digestive organs;
Constipation, Inward Piles fulness OF Blood %
the Head Acidity of the stomach, Nausea, Heart
burn, Disgust for Food, Fulness or Weight in the
stomach Sour Eructions, Sinking or 11uttering
at the Pit of the stomach, swimming Of the Head
Hurried and dncult breathing, Fluttering at the
Heart Choking or Suffocatng Sensations when In
d lying posture. Dmncss of Vision Dots or Webs
lolore the Sight, Fever and Duh Pain in the Heat
Deficiency Of Precipitation, Nellowaess of the skin
aud Eyes Pain in the Side, Back, chest Limbs,
&c. sudden nushcs OF Heat, Burning In the Flesh,
Constant imagnings of Evil, and great Depression
OF Spirits. .0 -..ttf..
KEmEMBER
That this Bittors Is not Alch0ic contains no Rum
or Whisky and cannot make Drunk ards but Is the
Best Tome in the World. t.....,. f-. FL. N
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-30

From Rev j. Newton Brown, ID. ID. Editor of the
Encyclopedia Of Religions knowledge and Chris
fu tIan Chronicle philadelphia. if .'.f.7 r., No.
.. \ thong gh not disposed to favor recommend
Patent Medicines in general through distrlist OF
their ingredients and e1ects yet know of no suf-
hcient reasons why man may not testify to the
benclts he believes himself to have received from
any simple preparation, in the hope that he may
thus contribute to the benefit OF others.
do this the readily ip regard to IIoonand's
German Bitters, prepared by DIR. &. M. Jackson OF
this city because Was prejudiced ag anst them for
many years under the Impression that they were
olieny an alcoholic mi xture ! am indebted TO my
friend Rob't. Shoemaker, Esq, for the removal Of
this prejudice by proper tests and for encourage.
mcnt 10 try them when suffering from great and
long continued debility The use of three bottles
OF these Bitters at the beginning Of the present
year, was followed 10y evident relier and rcstora-
tion to degree of b0iiy and mental yigor which
had not felt for six months before, and had almost
dcspair,sl OF regaining therefore thank God
and my friend for directing me To the use of them
.. j. NEWTON BROWN, Philadelphia.
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nAkaI @statf.
e ba,LRNTz q APPIEaATE, 7l6lI.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS
Once ses Third street, North side

y D u 10Y fWHIt BAhTONt oHho.
A IN avail ulstiu t-4--%- 4 fbU tf.f t..t.
IN SMALL FARM, 81 ACRES; GOOD
brick house. and well improved, siN miles frcna
Dayton, ad)olping Liberty-94 800 ..sab s3fn
= a nne residence bk acres, well Improved
within ons mile 6f DAYTON a.. 500 IraTS V13V
a frame house and az acres, on Grecncastle
: a farm q iso aetes, on Bear Creek GOOD land,
a iarm Of sSAares, two miles north of phillips
burg; cheap at 3,000lug u iirllll i9iIubJ III
aa S6Ss ScSse GS aa oa Ess Sira stree 49,
Three houses aud lots on Fourth street for $500.
~ 600 and 3 90 ehehj all cheap
d A Ape restlence IN iellnw springs, well i'm,
F'k g6oi house and lot, wen improved, On 1ong
street44f a. OO0 fiO Il- irHNI tHN .tr..... =
A farm miles from Dayton Of no acres wen
Impressed. on Eaton Pike; cheap for i4l7 600.
farm Of 1b4 acres mile cast OF Union. on the
old Troy road, wen Improved and the best quality
of lands -ep.0ogdi inlf lgiNmhfl nQ siuom III
, farm Of 1923 acfos, well improyeh miles south
west of Vhi9, he best land Tor gao per
. Flax fitctoryy oecppied by Messfs Davis \ Co.,
with machinery, and |, acres Of land "a.
A farm Of 100 acres, mile north pf Browns btar
ton on Western A. r., Oh Twin Creek, weii i'm
proved $40 600 n0uutuc qiitu1 81
I farm Of ~ acres, on ureenville R RlLlt2 $40
A farm Of ~ acres good improvements At
Browns station, on western II, RI S3,20O
A farm Of 70 acres, on Gerlfabtowh' Pike. miles
from Dayton 4e9O00 uiur Qiliul
A number Of houses and lots in different parts Of
the city. An will be sold cheap, nDsll. al !
feb2-tf LENTZ a &APPLEGATE. H. Il. A.
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n

Gentlemen: I have recently been laborng under
the distressing effects of indigestion panied
by prOStration of the system. NHmer-
Gus remedies were recommended by friends, and
some OF them tested but without relief Your
H B IIooaanls t;erman Bitters were recommended by
persons who had tried them, and whose favorable
mention Of these Bitters induced me try them.
sH must confess that had an aversion to Patent
ei,9lnes mtser iToS, the thonsand and one 9naek
swectened and dragged liquor upon the community
In sly way, ami the tendency of which | fear is
70 make many ac0nnrmed drunkard Upon learn
ing that yours really medicinal prepar ration,
took it with happy effect. Its action, not only
upon tho stomach but upon the nervous system
fG ami SS ns, lssl e sS" tna saye ase
of few bottles Very respectfully. yours, 81, q u
W. ID. SEIGFRIEb, No. 25i Shackarnaxon st n
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10 arrive sut The hall1ct or The eea-
aoo, p .........-..-.... .....1eeAHs-
sunE kr months u1dtnX Jan. /.
Phi Ae4......... -. .-........... EDs3 ~ II
Showing n AcfuAa denc1eccJ in Sopn]y OF rfreu II
te4a ~ compared NTH the c4nsun,pt1p1 Or tbs Gyc
@ootns &nQlRK Jan, !, 1sHd Of Lkx7 ~ spoQadJ.
, 1866-07-19
MARINE LIST,


-.....-... ARRIVED. ,r,v,.
stU1 Sra Etf6 Ncf1enrY Wsnitn. - ID
Stnf or.an. Ii 'har6+oo. Gfana il.ven. .nnt4r1r:;
P ep Dean Fieh Eupd Etrif Fnn.io snoT ~
l4c Fcfest Queer. Crfane ~ :,n4a' .1pa:aes'
fTpp Qnttp 0f the III ~ Feli0Tr Es.4s1n.r.sA..
Irpr AssJ stewart Dndse E.s.1 E.xso nuHnus1@s.
n4tk Sos1hwesf. ait1ns. Rar.!o ine ta19'les.
Fart &. J. ysIt tr1 Nxretrnsn Gs1ts,ss ss evSr1s.y
beT. - 1"@''A''7%' A'S u 'H1a'
Rtrk Ptthttsc. NtDanfe1 Tr&h+gvo eto =, ,r-
SsbF i n. Nsnderscn EIiii.m. sr - - LIZ = !uMpSf
Ethr {. J. EoeaSr, Yotnr CjfTelano - in. ers1'
tchf Ar Mana EapIon, leyrtsod f1 tons sn.J
scht o. thern tsele. Allen OAWf r0 Ls1 tnes So.1
Sehz Fezsin EeaNey, DsTrcu' Il tons n Ell oNA'
Serr De!os utE Eolt. 10! C., O41eFu I.no ri, salt
, 1866-07-19

tAIE4sF-Aft IN tteaNy deta&hd md Inn. We cQNoic.
3Vd 70 It'd, kex ..--s:S q, nne butd......s.s93l
so 5d.... ....,..,,..s III
td....... us "a. 0ae 1915
4d.................--. a Ept sslk ;t
3d........ .......... so C1trch peI ,,... i0tn
O1l4S-1he Efnetxt 1tQte& Of tho mkFk Ct fttoain
irs ssMe. MIN tnt nECtpllpa q 4 d~Gmc OF * In
Laleed ON. ,,,,sLGa3to
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bGe ah. ". f5s4Ito
lfu M. tH{aLN
90 No. Liza 70
, a. No. 2....: ......-.,................l l-AhAl50
M1hH III I9the lots- 1AAtl.x3
AAaAihS tiIs 60 .......-....... ....4..,,. 80
SCs8n vi. 90 .............. .........,. 4At3
IhoilcsllnR ROH-.................. >. .,.,, 5n11.N
Easter 171z1M
ntaoioot OA extra +-.....,..,. ain
co E0DfptHs I
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Captain Grecnlaw was cool and free lf,,.n cx.
eitcment On casting fur the position and the
word. Captain GILT won them both for his
principal. On the word being given, tho pis-
lois we're discharged almost simultaneously.
Mr. TAYlor's ball passed near Captain Green.
Law 5 head. while the lattcr's struck Nr,
TaTlor In the right side and lodged uear the
heart
Mr.. Taylor did not fall at once, but turned
4 little, and Captain Grccnlaw, thinking he
Vas cooking his pistol ugain, was about aim.
trc when a second cried out "halt. :" and h.
held frr: tbs fticnds OF Mr. Taslor. secinT
nun reel With mortal wound, declared
themselves satisfied and the duel ended.
Captain Grccnlaw turned orcr 10 tbrn ihc
Ice and other provisions he had ,i,,ourhf far
himself and h n for the city. NJ. Tnyior lin.
Ected IN great pain hut few rtnutea. iii.
body Was brought In this morning. and will
be buried at aye O'Clock this ercutnc. ffoc,
the residence Of Dr. Taslo !. Adams street.
Both OF these gentlemen were connected
With the best families In tho ci,y, Cant.
Asonzo Grcensaw Is son OF our c4teemed aud
honoTed CITIZEN. y. ,: Green1aw, Esq. The
young iaan serred with distinction through
out the war In the rebel army. BE Is a, pres
cnt engaged Ia nj extensive brick 1uakln:. bu-
ainess. ~
Mr.. ArcAihs1d Henderson TAYLOR was a
F0unE lawyer Of great promise, Of correct
habits and superior ability. LIZ lcaycs wifi.
and tn children 10 mourn lis ,int,u cly death.
The courts Of this city adjourned tl1s mor7.
Ing IN respect to hIS meDory.
, 1866-07-19

| Sots-Ad Klkesboekct, wi-ser, F1nuue IL.
fTon foot, ~hAckth, .Hrk, o. ,ull!ran-7.
Aid. Moore mo, itai Tho osdiptrce, a. sunepd-
| I'd, he Parsed.
AID Holden dcuAded the ases and nos.. xnd
!os ne morton Of AID pore prevailed b. the follow
nAsA-AM;KrickcA elcr, ,Csr:es. D Vol, ,wickt,,
nanest, "!!m7s1h. %!klns. F1unncan. natch.
Ma'w,Fk. Moor; Sdalsr. Fnsele, a.uex'y. fa..
S Ga.;asa na1aa nn5;i.s He.ss Aexssa
fota; tl.,s ano o'sall{ {n-a
4id. cisrt moved i rccops,aer The .,.e b,
WHICH fhe :rrdirauec had Ven p1tkei
G!sfk on thc tao3s. Cnrrttt
Inc following II the orlitAlce a tassed:
An 0npISAstC 20 amend at pratps1ce roaccEntng
tutnel aHcef ,he >oosi l;sanch Of ..h,-aso
h'scr =. Washington suce. pa.tcd Jnly q. 1855;
IoI.na; ce1tAs' osdcaacs conerrutS khe eau1e.
sru Ia lss, .ax tor 1c'Fsyln: 4 Poruon Of the
Bsn ort1asnod oy. he commax Council Of III CITY
e1c1,os i. that section Two, Of III. ordinance
eohtesnhE tne conjunction of tuute: uptcf tue
soplh HHnth Of The &hlcARo sirer, a. v&.htn tton
tttet. he and J. hereby % amended tha' the bonds
tnffe:n provided for Uay he .e&ped IAN -df ttely
and ihs' the ptp~t.o conecrn.ne cou'tba,ions :,
the end OF sa1d tec,ion BE- and tbs ssul Is hereby
SEC. :. Tba, ssctton foar Of sid or,,u.uee bs
Ant the tam4 IL heteb5 repealed.
stc. q. aa1 any audlftocal amount II amounts
E! Zoe. nseets3Iy 10 complete tatd 'tnne'. .os!l
JET TO tue pTosstuns or tho ehsrte- ap rte ar.nd-
NJ ~; stm ~ 70 sIoa ~ .ueft a.to9tlEo.
anc. ~. y. -. daa. iae ofotnanet etntled "hp uTlos
street ling hctMecu Ca1aI street ald Tic soush
ton OF tnnsi ~ w..sn1ann 1 ~, o,,.. ut
Jsnnsrv sb :, IseH .anan.ton FL So o,,ns pIssd
~ =. - a, ~ sos spl"sa'at.nu " tur ~.
81 ,n,nf N 9ns snoSsa n1no- 70. a =, eons,fason
,rnh ,hn ~ ~; S,x.. II socc
Common Co-nc!l on the Ga day Of Jaru.ry. a u.
t~. ~ ,s,'.,s 1.en 1 ~ -: ~ Issa he snd the
md sunnt;rd 0'A' a"o e@|n " e"so'' & Pe7'ea
~ NC This cvd,r,,re .,.n T.. f., ,,.u. ....
ah,- ~: 49,. - enA" oe IN so1ee from ana
1ttI III * rnf-t rMftaess tsss,. a..
Inn 00'~s4 o"9'Sa 1ue 'o"o"'n2 5etoiu-
H..,s-, s.... 80. r. :.
ha,s ~ ~, tne nnala q iAae works arc
,n r,a< te1 70 PsoG e. toon y possible.
Incl or he Or ~ nel 1nser se eoa he
sfes., aa esu,e p ne IN ss f y, A. A. s.aas %
@ H. esa Po:.ao'e period OF time, Consistent
Ald. Knteterhorler ~: Eoy,~, ray, IN. ,.. ~ *.
1e:1,91en. .,a ,9.,..,; Ga,Ited. 1.
pn III n,E. ~, r. np in: 9epon OF me boafd Of
p1s,ng 10 Is sion Cd fr 1. ~ doae H h;n
cass; a;d '.,sss: psss..x o.., .
Commits On Ftnsnne 'aas ,1. II De fesen to The
in H. or,..! f. sehs 70 .1Se ns q Cr1Is
,s,Iss liz motfGgu Id nfeysijed1
Communicai,r fron, Aid, Wicker, co.c1tpc pss-
ptls uuder .hc rssr1 .t + Ws.Mnr;on I'd i s,a.c u
etrert IN MI t,ntion ~ Ala R,ifsr4r ~
Iiscrd on I dc. '>' " 1A''' '''"e''
ro,pmunrs,ion from, thc Conn<st IN tt,e Cor,,ny.
attop in frstjon 10 lhc passaye n m orinsncs for
The conA.rucuon Of a tunnel pndcr thc river nj
Washington si1.et, on June 97th, 1scc, WAS, On
Mol.t y ii Aid Rs4effy "' -
Placed on fle.
Communication from the Doard Of Public Works.
in rclstfru 70 Inc contirnr0n al INN j a: @;atr
t,rc1.t S5sy. IN 1nntfnn ri. AId. Ik,fE.rtT $
pIatrd nj, dir
, 1866-07-19

tytntN.1t
, 1866-07-19


ehsrre only tr<eu per crnt Tor Ioan, nni a-othsr
u11te1 rho .iyns himself :. Dock Man. c!ltic7es
:he mt winters rrnatks. and denies tnas the lIn,.
falo bankers icna money II seyen pr cent. lit
ftyt:
1'1he facts arc ttnpty thest: Fos noacy bor.
fowtd hy cralr ,nercharts, Of our ,ity panEs th.v
aEc Obliged 10 Psy At the rate q, I frscnon arr
touItetn urr trn'. which II accounI!ghet IN nj,
maunrF. The receiver Or conetRn.e OF C7psn frnr,
lite ". #. hlslne casgu 10 pay for, ruAves 4 note
payable a. IBIS tank which accommod ttes hun NJ
ian DAYS, making. nrh lhe three dsys rrace thtr-
TEN Jayt, Iii. notc Ia teeul,r,y dttcOant-i =,
fesen per etnt ntere.t for the thirteen dsys. Ho'
the nst'e- d0%r not end here; for the proceeds or
bis note The r1Ker ohsed 10 reccfye in tnN ann.
Off hex York oraf.. less Il per cent p.emium. me
hsnl1hfc &auc Of Abich. your cor5e* pondcu h..
etated, u, aDu 4 cur erchAut does nor y1ut 10
utt ,be funue 10 ScA York, or eittvbe5e thsn in
huEalr. TO melt hit check. he d. poelIs bis New
York dF1tl. for hich The bank generously allow,
him ptr g Mt. 70 he - Just u per cent ..out" In
H1dHa0n TO the dhcount -ppp+s+ the loan 10 ne
$1,000 fhe interest. per cent. 10 days, IL I'll 81
'hc premium paid On Sew York or4ft, IN e3cet. Of
smLun' seAllzra on sad dras. is {93 o. maslng me
tatt per cent peE aunnu1, actually paid. 81 t009,
Thus II afpeaf- th%i the DaIafo hsn1s1.. be.,d.s
robbsne wea'esn psooueen Of AlS Of per cent,
al.o NIB the Buffalo grin dealers by charging "a
traction oser II per c"nt per annnm1 Tor ,oans
Verify ,b:te But1Alo B.akcrs arc I much abu.td
CHS Of indINouAlt. and ii too had 10, the rhca.
go Tribune to middle with themi
New York Stock Market.
, 1866-07-19

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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. tGday 10 hs1a: ah.poed
1t bEit. Natktt Atxlwcted nolnal II T. x1A3 ~
re- cs,or for tfce, aaa aJfzc for bonded No aAles
Af-Is auaet- The shipping demand II almost
r. ttfk pcudtd. atd with but snooerate Inquiry
Fo1 local cn4tomesa. sAIea dfAk q the loHoxlnx
quotations:
, 1866-07-19
FINANCIAL AND C0MMERCIAL,
MONETARY.

u EnSEspAf EVENING. July Is, 1915
Two foErier arrivals we're te1egrapacd this u.orn-
ing. opc With dattt 10 The Glib Instant and Anotner
l' At1e1J WITH dates to the 6'h srttant. The t,r-
II er reports DECLINE OF 5aD4.. on rlonr, 4Sf6l
on What. and 1a1tsd. on Corn. The litter
tteamer reports that rruttla md lta.y had ssrtcd
10 su asmist!cc. md that Fite-Twentics csc 66H
act. Breadttu1s wctc reported to bc frmera
There vas fatr demand for currency to.da7 and
With ia!r supply, the market was mooesa.ely EASY;
but the bankers arc eeuetaly unwilling to discount
any hut atstc.aer paper. The rates Of discount
wcse tteady At 10 per cent per annnm 1t the bauks
and 5GtlE per cent Oh The tt1cett.
The Eupply Of Eastern Exchange 10 day was light,
and under Al act,se inquiry. the market ruled hsu
and thade higher. Round lots wero eoId among
bankers nj premium Of S0c per thousand; and
counter rates weFo astn 1t par buFlng aoa lilo
premium Eell!ng- One Of the leading banks was 70
thort Of exchange that <tO0 900 IN cur4tucy hs 10
be forwarded 10 Ses York 10 NEE. their tsatgs "a
The general Produce markets to-day we're unset
tied. Flour su!ed dull At I decline Of &c I, bfi
beat opened &c higher, bHt the ndssnce VIA lost
bcfoft the close corn Was moderately active and
c1oscd AlHc lover. Oats adraEced sc y bu.
Rye was hr1ntr- Ffrfchts were 13c lover, Pro.
s'r1ons and litchwinct 1ere ou!t aud Eeelcc!ed.
VIC learn to-dnJ lhat the HAnpicA Insurance
Compap W. ot Springfield, 3sss., ha,e contlpoed 10
~tud up their ailaEs.
Gold opened to-day at 1f9ts, advanced TO 15o5s,
and elo.ed At 1i3S. 1hc follosins arc TIC oso1a.
ttons tesefraphcd to Jamea Boyd s Bso,hers, gold