The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-11-03

Ia. issued the seventh call tor me re-
Jenpuon Is1 o. $40 bonds Of 1859 as iollows
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, |
November /, 1873. :
ITO vi,,ue Of authority given by the ac'
=, G5ngress, approved July 14th. 1870 en-
y, ,;,,SS S an act 10 authorize the funding o.
,Se I'T national debt, l hereby give notice
,bs, the principal and accrued interest q
,Ss @ bonds herein below designated known
"5.SO al bonds will be paid at the Treasury
n The United States In the city o: Wash
instOu on and after the first day oi Feotu
an, 4 1874, and that the interest on sald
6cnds NM will cease on that day, that Is TO
s,v UIS common bonds known as the third
ssyies, ~ sct OF FEBRUARY 25!h, 1859, dated
~ Goupon bonds Of $50, from Nos. 10,201
IN TOtOO, both inclusive; Of 500, from
NJ S175l 10 $4,000, both inclusive; ol
tSOO i from Nos. Is sol TO II, 600, inclusive
TS100D. from Nos. COOL to Al 900, in
CIusiye: Sts total, S4,5O0000 Registered
% SHnds Of $50. from Nos. 1870 to 1,410, in
cInsive: :: Of 500, from Nos. 10I301 to 10,-
IN inclusive; OF $500, from Nos. 6,101 to
SS0G inclusive; OF 1000, from Nos. 25,-
mi 10 25G5O, inclusive; Of $1,000, from
Nos. TsOl 10 S'1OO, inclusive; Of $4,000,
i,om Nos. l0,l0l to 10,S20, inclusive ;
,o,sl 100000 Grand total, 5000, 900.
OF the amount outstanding, embraced d
in ,he numbers as above, &,500,000 are
coupon bonds and $5OO,OOO are registered
bonds
limited States securities forwarded for
redemption should be addressed to Loan
Division Of the Secretary's Office, and
ali registered bonds should be assigned TO
the Secretary Of the Treasury for redemp.
ton.
[Sigued W. A. RICHARDSON,
Secretary.
A delegation Of Otoe Indian Chiefs
Who have been here for several days, had
smother conference with the Commission
g Of Indian Affairs this afternoon. They
have agreed 10 sell half their reservation,
consisting Of about $4,000 acres, in Ne
brssks, the purchase Of which was pro-
yled for by the last Congress, and they
have intimated that they are willing to
sell the remainder, and emigrate, II suit.
sblC reservation Is given them elsewhere.
A delegation Of Apache and Cheyenne
Chiefs have arrived here TO arrange Tor q
change Of the lines Of their reservation,
wishing TO surrender large tract of land
snd take another in the Indian Territory.
They had preliminary talk with the
Commissioner, which as usual, consisted,
90 their part, Of ceremonial expressions
Of their opinion Of the weather. and their
satisfaction at being allowed 10 visit tho
Great Father.
Three colored children were burned to
death to. day, near the Virginia end oil the
aHueduct bridge. The mother having
made fire In the stove, started with her
husbands dinner, locking the children in
the house. She had scarcely reached her
destination, the coal wharves in George
town, when she saw the house In flames,
and II and the children were burned.
The operatives Of the Alexandria cot.
ton factory submitted to reduction ol 25
per cent rather than have the factory to
close.
The following named persons we're ap-
pointed by the President: Store keepers,
seventh District, Kentucky, W. @. Lu.
cas-, Abam G. Marsh and E: G. Pinker.
Ton; Filth District, Elijah @. Ashcraft,
Wm. A. stratton, Benz. b. Gray and Jos.
eph 7. Roberts; Seventh District, Ken
lucky, James W. Tomblison and John I.
Green.
The Director Of the United States mint
ln bis report TO the Secretary oi the Treas.
ury, will take strong ground against the
restoration Of double standards OF gold
nd silver coin.
WARRINGTON, Nov. 2.-From the best
tAts that can be obtained, the First Ma.
dOnal Bank Of Washington will pay It's
1editors from its present assets about
ttty per cent In all, the payment Of q
afger dividend will depend on the bus.
tAes capacity OF Jay Cooke & Co.
The receiver Of the Washington City
Savings Bank has informed the depositors
tAat they will receive seventy.tive cents
90 The dollar. Thetime may be long dis.
lAnt, as, owing to the effects Of the panic,
money cannot be realized at present on
some Of their collsterals
The Japanese government has appoint.
ID anew minister in place Of Mr. Mori,
Who y now employed in the Treaty Max
Inis Department Of that country. Mr..
iGns, who has acted Charge d'Affairs
MWShington, will be principal secretary
70 the new minister.
The members Of Congress and attor-
0eysWho had claims settled by the &c.
0eya award arc already moving In the
@sNet Of legislation, as to the parties
Who should receive Il,