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SEC. l. The right Of the citizens OF
the United States to vote shall not be de
MED or abridged by the United States, or
any State, on account of race, color, or
previous condition of ssrvitudc.
SEC. g The Congress shall have power
to enforce this article by appropriate
legislation
That is the expression of the Radical
Congress. Negro Suffrage is to he forced
upon the people of the North IS it has
been forced upon the people Of the
South! That is the import Of the above,
How is it to be forced ?"
If the people cannot be bullied or
coaxcd into its support then Congress
will try to .fiorcs it with Bsyonets!
The voters Of Ohio and other States
will prevent its ratification by defeating
it and the Negro party at the polls. ~
Congress will then step in with its
Bayonets.
Then the people will rally with their
arms and accoutrements.
War.
Result. The total wiping out of Ne
groism, Jacobinism, Radicalism, Bond
ism, and all 4e.evils which have cursed
the Nation since 1860, by an outraged
and oppressed people.
| The Negro party Of Ohio, in Conven-
ton, June 90, adopted the following res
olution indorsing the above:
Sd. That the abolition of slavery was
nationa. and necessary consequence OF
the war of the Republic and that the
reconstruction measures of Congress
were measures well adapted to effect the
reconstruction of the Southern States
and secure the blessings of liberty and q
free government and as completion of
those measures, and finally, believing in
its essential justice, we arc in favor OF
! the ratification of the Fifteenth Amend
ment to the Constitution of the United
States.
The Conservatives do not like the pill
any better now than they did in 1851
The Radicals understand this fact, and
fear the result. Hear: .gs'aE
"Let us hare no sliaking or lodging on
the Fifteenth amendment. IT Is THE
ESSENCE OF WHAT WE STRUGGLED FOR Du,
RING ALL THESE YEARS"
"Erery election for nearly ten years
has been .fought nth this ultimate object
iue point in cie,c, and nothing bat the co@
ardice IF milk and ,rdter Conservatives
has postponed it to the Fail elections q
1869 to settle the question finally. =
Ohio State Journal, the organ Of Ohio
Negrotsm.
That informs the supporters Of Radi
caiisn how they have been deceived in
the past Now the mask is off; the con-
sequence is-desertion from the ranks OF
Radicalism and Oppression by hundreds
and thousands. -h .'.,
Steady, white men. Close up your
ranks! Charge the Ncgroites, Bond
holders and 0ppressors of White Men
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DRESDEN, August A dreadful ac-
cident occurred Yesterday in the coal
mines in the mountain districts near this
city; over three hundred persons were
killed outright. No particulars, but the
accident is said to have been attributa
bic to the stormy weather,
The accounts of the explosion in the
mines have not been exaggerated. Three
bundled and twenty one dead were coun
ted Scenes in the neighborhood of the
mines arc heartrcnding.
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ng.Whea NAPOLEON /. escaned fro,

Eliza, the Moniteur, then edited by Louis
XVIII, thus chroniclcd the progress of
Napoleon:"The anthropphagist' has es
caped-the "Corsican ogre' has landed
the "tiger' is coming-the monster
has slept at Grenoble-the .'tyrant' has
arrived at Lyons-the "usurper" has
been seen in the environs of Paris
"Bonaparte" advances toward, but will
never enter, the capital-"Napoleon' will
be under our ramparts to-morow-the
emperor has arrived at Fontainebleau
and, lastly, "his Imperial Majesty" en-
tered the Tuileries on March 2lst, Sin the
midst of his faithful subjects"
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Driving Canary Birds.

The following sight was seen in Flor
enct, Italy, in 1861, by lady aud gen
tlcman belonging in New York. In
walking i'll the principal street they over
took u man with long whip in his
hand, which he was moving from one
side to the other in what they thought
was strange manner. When they
came up with him they found he was
driving flock of canary birds, as in
England they drive flock of turkeys.
A carriage came along, the man waved
his whip in a peculiar manner, when the
little birds all went to the sidewalk until
the carriage had passed, when they took
to the street again. A woman wanted
to buy one, when the man sprinkled
some canary seed at his feet and a hall
dozen, of them came to him, when he
took one up in his hand and delivered i,
to the woman, who paid him one frame
for it, The man then went on again.
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Federal Taxes Higher Than ever.

Tie Jacobin press is still boasting of
their success in taxing the people more
than ever. They are averaging more
than a million day for the Federal
Government alone, as against sixty nit
lions ayear under "a Democratic admins
tration.
The Secretary reports All Increase Of
Federal taxes in the month of July Just
past of s4,5Sf 900 over July of 1868.
And there are silly people enough who
hail this exhibition of increased taxes as
an evidence of prosperity !-Crisis. !,
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S7S3.S63 50

Being saving to the State by the Demo
cratic Legislature, charged by the Radicals
with extravagance and with squanderins the
public money, of SEVEN HUNDRED AND EIGHTY
THREE THOUSAND, EIGHT HUNDRED AND SIXTY
EIGHT DOLLARS AND EIGHTY THREE CENTS!
The second session of the Radical Legisla-
ture, the one that passed the Negro Suffrage
Amendment in 1867, the amount of money
appropriated was !: s4,18S,2s6 98
The second session of the Democratic Leg
islature, 1868, which included the Morgan
Raid Claims, the rebuilding of the Central
Lunatic Asylum, the building of the Blind
Asylum, the payment of debt incurred by
the Radicals, in which therewas a judgment
against the St te,7mounted to S454l, ,296 q
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GgThe Noble County Republican is
uneasy about the wood cut that appeared
in the Spirit of July 90. 1t represents
white man boind hand and foot with
Negro standing over him.
That is the condition of the Southern
whites to-day, brought about by the Re
construction policy of the Radical party.
The Radicals don't like to have the re-
suits ofrheir Negro doctrines pictured
out and laid before the people; but the
people demand to know these things,
Notwithstanding Radical rage when they
come to light.
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American citizenship Governor Hoff-
man sent n letter saying our Govern
melIt has been disgraccd lY its failure
TO protect American citizens against in
justice, cruelty and oppression whether
in Great Britain or Cnba. 1t is the mis-
sion OF the Democratic party to wipe out
that disgrace and that they will do If in
the next administration. Let Us have
peace. when the rights Of American citi-
zcns are tra,hpled upon.
MADRID, August 2.-Thc Captain Gen
eral Of Madfiu addresses a letter to Re
gcnt Scrrano and Gen. Prim, in which
he says: 81 took part in the revolution
hoping to see morality, law and Justice
succeed to former abuses. 1t is now ten
months since the revolution was accom-
plisbed.. My hopes have been deceived.
Greater abuses, widespread immortality
and deplorable anarchy prevail, disor-
ders to which it is absolutely necessary
TO put al end The Constitution having
proclaimed monarchy, the immediate
choice OF 4 King is Indispensable Ifthe
Government does not shortly consider
The question I shall abandon all hope as
to the consolidation of the revolution and
retire to private life" This letter was
read in the Council of Ministers and
created profound impression.
LONDON August 2.-Dispatches from
Bombay report that the nephew OF
Shere Ali Emir, of Cabool, had rebelled
on account Of certain army regulations
He was captured with, his two brothers
and sent to British territory, The III.
dian Government will keep them al
Lahore.
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DiS!ieartencd.

The disafection in the ranks of Radi-
calism is cheering to the friends of the
Republic.
The undisguised espousal of Imperi
alism and Negroism, by the Radical
party, has caused a wholesale desertion,
from their ranks, of Conservative vo-
tcrs.
These are accessions to the Democ-
racy. Radical Negroism is dying. The
Republic will live.
God save the Republic! Hasten the
death of Radical Negroism and Oppres-
sion. .-..
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When the Princess of Metternich was
leaving Paris, the other day, she submit
tea to her husband dressmaker,s bill
for $4,000 francs. He paid it. Then she
brought out a miliner's bill for $50
francs. my dear" said the Prince, as
ne opened his purse again, II have no.
tleed that in proportion as your boanets
diminish in size the prices increase. One
OF these mornings we shall have the a,il- !
liner bringing nothing but the BILL
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Salt and Day Labor.

To tho Editors of the Evening Post: s
The duty on salt, in bulk, is eighteen
cents one hundred pounds; in bags,
twenty-four cents one hundred pounds
or one hundred and thirty per cent.
The following eight classes of saw
makers earn, per week, in the United
States and Sheffield, respectively:
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READ
and Radical Eegisla
tureS.

The Radicals are howling that the expeudi-
lures of the two sessions of the Legislature
Just past, exceeded those OF the two sessions
which preceded it, in which the Radicals had
majorities. The facts, the public will never
have the pleasure of seeing stated in Radical
papers. We give them:
The first session o. the Radical
Legislature appropriated mon
ey the amo1nt CT $4,S6s,G55 o3
The first session of the Demo.
cratic Legislature appropria
ted money to the amount of 4,0Si,766 20
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Questions for Radicals.

Does the welfare of the American pee
pie require the enfranchiscment of Ne
groes?
Does the welfare Of the country dc
niand that they shall be made rulers over
white men?
Do the white people of this country
require Negro Judges and Jurors TO de-
eide their cases in the Courts?
win the Marietta Register publish
s4uasc answers to tie above: We don't
want "ifs" and ...ands.' but answers.
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sro;, and Bays labor.


10 !ho Editors nt the Evening ie7t
How much iron will ono hundred
days labor buy here, and how much iron
will one hundred days labor buy in
England The Tribune commenting on
Mr.. Hodgkin's revenue reform speech in
Brooklyn, makes The following rcmarka-
bic assertion:
Iron is simply labor i'll compact
form; and there is 10 other country on
earth where a hundred average days
labor will buy so much iron as in this"
Now this rash assertion has not the
slightest foundation in fact. The fol
lowing arc the wages Of five worklnen
who earn the highest wages us worklren
in the United States. Indeed the ma
chinist getting SIS IS week should
not hare been included, still ! take pur
posely the highest paid men to make this
statement stronger:
WAGES, IN 1867, OF FIVE HANDS IN THE
UNITED STATES, IN CURRENCY, FOR SIX
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TEN ESsEE ELECTION.
Senter's Majority %. 900 to 10000
And a Conservative Legislature.

MEnrms, August 25.-rhc returns
show that Senter has carried Middle and
Western Tennessee by sweeping ma
jority, and, making allowances for
Stokes probable majority in East Ten
nessee, the State by $4,000 or 10000
The Conservative tickets for the Legisla-
ture have been elected in all the districts
carried by Senter, and it is probable that
the Conservatives will have a majority
in both branches.
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S246,93O 2h

Showing saving to the State of TWO HUN
DRIED AND FORTY THOUSAND, NINE HUNDRED
AND THIRTY DOLLARS AND TWENTY SIX GENTS.
There we have saving to the taxpayers of
Ohio in two years of Democratic rule, over
the two previous years of Radical misrule. of
ONE MILLION AND THIRTY THOUSAND,
SEVEN HUNDRED AND NINETY-NINE DOL
LARS AND NINE CENTS! s'.. ... ....-
What have the toadies and cat's-paws of
Negroism and Extravagauae, in Ohio, to say
III defense of their wholesale robbery of the
people' -. .
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EgThe. Radicals of Noble County
have exhibited good common sense in
trading Goodrich for BELL. BELLS
editorials are decided improvement on
the pot-house articles cf GoopRIcH -
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Eg Preparations are going on at
Washington for new issue of green.
backs of all denominations from one
dollar to one thousand dollar notes. ~
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Ey'The Democracy Of New York de-
clare for the Cuban cause and ,leneunce
the lmbecility Of the Jacobin Admins
tration. uH 81, ..a stl.a --| .5.
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Woodsfield. August 10. 1859.
Take Notice.

The Editor of THESpIRIT has removed
his Office. to tho front room of the dwell:
ling house. one door South Of the print
ing Office, where all business connected
with The SpleIr will be transacted No
tiec the sign: RS Spirit OFFICE.
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There are five or six Radicals in
this county who will vote for HAYES,
provided he don't withdraw.
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Negro Equality in Ohio.
The RADICALS Say The Negroes
~ s?ust vote and ssoIG SasCe.4 g

Here is the voter. and office holder
Juror api ritlzen, contemplated by the
Fifteenth Negro Amendment The Rad
;eals Of Ohio have sounded the Negro
cal, but from present appearances the
rally will not be any more prompt than
summing j.
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Governor H0ffman--Sympa
fer the E'atriOfS-.The AdmiutS-
fra1iOu COndemne ed Spanish
Gutrages-PositEOn OF the Aeyv
Work Democracy.
New YORK, August 3.-The resolu
tions passed at the Tammany meeting
last night hold that the question of the
1rish-American citizens present an in
ternasional question between this coun-
try and Great Britain superior to those
arising out of a conflict between the two
countries on the belligerent rights of the
North and South and the Alabama
claims; that the sympathies of the Dem
ocratic party are with the Cubans who
are struggling TO overthrow the eXac-
tons of'Spsnish officers and their bloody
tyranny and the establishment of Pa
-triot government for native Cubans !;
that so far as we can, without render
ing ourselves amenable to the neutrality
laws, we will endeavor to succor and
comfort the struggling people of Cuba !:
that if the administration on the subjects
the sovereignty Of American
citizens would only exercise the alac-
rity which it has observed towards hun
ting Cuban refugees on sea and land, and
detaining them in Fort Layfayette till
they took the oath, our national honor
would be better vindieated, and the last
demand for the sympathies of, the Amer
ican widely gratified; that the recent out
RACES by the Spanish GoverHnent in Gu
ba in the execution Of American citizens
without form of trial should have re-
ceived the most instant and urgent atten-
ton at the hands of Grants administra
ton, and such as would have been given
in behalf of the outraged American peo-
pie badthc Democrats been at the head
of the Government: and that the admin
istration would not, against the wishes
of the Cubans, acquire theiy Island by
purchase and so make them citizens of
the United States.
/ 1t is the duty of every Patriot to de
mand that the Government awake from
its imbecility and endeavor at once to
right the American nation upon these
questions of outrage by British and
Spanish officials in the sovereignty of
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S35 90

A hundred working days viii there
fore produce SIG &c in gold, and will
buy Of pig iron, at Sl5 god per ton, in
England. : 77-100 tons.
This seems rather startling in the face
Of the Tribune's assertion, sbut there are
the facts. The price of wages is taken
from the official returns of tic Special
Commissioner; the price of iron is ia
ken from the Iron -1ge Let me hope
that this melancholy fact, that SIG Sc
in gold should buy two tons more non
in England than S243 80 i'll currency
(or reducing currency to gold, at 40 per
cent, sl7l gold J will buy in the United
States, will convince the people that we
are al iron ,bouRd country in many re-
spects, and that rash statements will be
scrutinized by No MONOPOLY.
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~ n
4 4 ~

a hundred average days labor by
these five operatives would produce just
about S243 S0100 currency, which will
buy of pig iron, at $40 currency 4 ton,
) SO 100 tons.
Now let US sec how much iron the
pauper wages Of Europe will buy:
WAGES, IN 1867, or FIVE HANDS IN En-
GLAND, IN GOLD PER wFHN, FOR SIX DAYS
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Democratic State Ticket.

For Governor
WILLIAM s. ROSECBANS.
For Lieutenant Governor,
T. J. GODFREY,
Of Mercer,
Judge of Supreme Court,
a.i WILLIAM J. GILMORE,
Of Preble.
Treasurer of State
STEPHEN BUHRER,
OF Cuyahoga.
Attorney General.
JOHN NJ. CONNELL,
Of Fairfield.
Member Board Public Works.
b. F. CHI U r C H / l. l.,
Of Butler.
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gA demonstration was made in
Dublin, Ireland, on the 1st inst, in favor
Of the release of Fenian prisoners
There We're twenty Thousand people in
the procession. l5 ss.i a.:r'. aa
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Galesburg, Illinois, according to a cen
sus just completed, contains ID, 202 inhab.
itante.
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Democratic County Ticket.

Representative.
WILLIAM MHLIGAN.
@ Probate Judge,
". T. SINCLAIR.
sa. Prosecuting Attorney,
81 JOHN P. SPRIGGS.
Treasurer,
WILLIAM READ.
Sheriff,
sasm GEORGE CALDWELL.
- Commissioner,
s CHRISTIAN CEHRS.
zfiatal Infrnary Director,
s. STEPHEN DoUGHERTY.
~ CO Coroner,
JOHN MUHLEMAN,
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The Grant GIFT Enterprise.


LONG BRANCH, August president
Grant and large party proceeded TO-
day, by invitation, to the residence OF
Robert Campbell, President ofthe Brick
sburg, Land Improvement Company,
at Bricksburg, n J., where the President
was accorded a hearty welcome by the
citizens, and after partalting ola collation.
was presented with fifty acres of land
which were thankfully accepted.
New YORK, August 3.--I'hc sun as
serts that the administration of President
Grant has opened negotiations with the
Government of Spain for the indepen-
dence of Cuba General Sickles has al.
so presented the subject TO the Minister,
of Foreign Affairs at Madrid, aud two
bulky kilograms have been received at
Washington in consequence. The pro
prosition which General Siclsles has laid
before Marshal Serrano. and his associa-
tes issls follows
Il. Spain shall recognize the indepen-
dence of Cuba under the Government of
Cespedes.
"2. Cuba shall pay 10 Spain an indem-
nifty for the resignation Of the rights
hitherto exercised by the mother country
the amount of this indemnity to be spec
ilicd in the treaty
"3 The indemnity, whether fixed at
$100,000,000 or S50,000,0Q0 to be in the
. I. 70 ~ = -
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The Tariff.

Here is an example of the workings OF
the Radical tariff. Red padding used
in coat collars is imported and pays q
duty of 1873 per cent,
That there should be no mistake in
this, the following facts taken from
actual imports will show: 7a T.
bale containing 2,76o lbs
wool padding, 4 pence, f51 Is
Tor in gold dollars, $3.50 81 Duty
thereon:
2.760 lbs padding, weighs
net GOO lbs, at SOC per lb. $500 90 gold
35 per cent. al raloren, on
s255 81, ..r SO 35
Gold, $3.50 S5
or, as near as possible, I53 per ceut.
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EFIhe. Debt Statement for August
represents that Il reduction has taken
place since July | of over S7,000.000
The TRUTHS the Debt is greater now thar
it has been since the war closed.
The Radicals are great on figuring just
before the Fall elections The people
are awake 10 their own interests this
year. and afs not to be deceived BY
Radical lying.
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EE-The Pomeroy Telegraph is mis-
taken when it claims that we asserted
the election Of, WALKER as Governor of
Virginia, was a Democratic victory. f4
We asserted it to be triumph over
carpet-baggers. WELLs went into Vir-
ginia as Major of a Michigan regiment
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WASHINGTON. August 3.-The follow
ing was to-day issued from the Treasury
Department.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF INTERNAL REVENUE,
WASHINGTON, August
The following regulations prescribed
by the Secretary of the Treasury, is pub
lished for the information OF the officers
Of the Internal Revenue, and others whom
it may concern:
Signed c. DELASo."
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON, August 3,
The following additional regulation
relative to claims for the refunding of
taxes is hereby prescribed:
"No claimis or application hereafter
made for the refunding of taxes will be
entitled to consideration by the Commis-
sioner of Internal Revenue, unless the
same shall be filed with the Commission
er within two years from the date of the
payment of the tax, or in case of claims
already accrued within two years from
this date. ........ -. ..-.r.-.......
WIN. A. RICHARDSON,
"Acting Secretary Of Treasury"
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EGold interest for the Boudhold
ers
High taxes for the Plowholders.
Negro rulers for white men,
These are the demands of Radicalism
in this campaign. -
Vote them down! - ..... ...
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GFA telegraph cable is to be laid
from Scotland to Canada.
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District Democratic Ticket.

si'i For Senator,
@ JAMES o. AMOS.
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Rg-A dispatch from Columbus, Ohio,
announces that the Radicals have issued
orders '.that this must be the bitterest
campaign which has Been conducted in
Ohio for many years"
Oh, that means that all Radical editors
and stumpers must open their mouths
and papers and pour out all the dirt aud
filth, garnercd for years, upon their op-
ponents.
Pitch IN -s35angwhangers. Abuse Is
your argument.
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Er Each one Of the 1900 National
Banks, created by Radicalism, rcaps a
harvest each year Of from 30 to Is per
cent. on their bank stock.
This is paid by our farmers into the
pockets of the Alistocratie Bond Lords.
The. 5ailotbox is the place to remedy
[! is evil -
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BELOW Radicalism among the
people. ...-
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
WM. A. RICHARDSON,
"Acting Secretary Of Treasury.
NEW YORK

The Cuban Question--Tamnlany
HALL ResOlu1ienS--Lester from
Governor H0Efnian--Sympathy
fer the I'atriOfS--The AdmintS-
fraliOu COndemne Spanish
GutrageS-POsitlOn OF the Neyv
YORK Democracy. -.-..-.
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WASHINGTON, August 3.-The follow
ing was to-day issued from the Treasury
Nnp9rimpnt