Subscriptions for Coupon Treasury Notes Offered
The Treasury announces subscriptions for Coupon Treasury Notes due in three years from Aug 15 1864, with seven and three tenths percent interest, payable in lawful money. Notes convertible at maturity into six percent 5 20 gold bonds, with denominations from 60 to 5050 dollars, minimum fifty-dollar subscriptions. Commission offered for large deposits, and notes tax exempt.
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Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury
Treasury Department
U. S
Ion
Ashie
Congress
United States
Bian
West Washington
Treas
First National Bank OF
Erie
Congress of Tri
Attia
Hargest
Wil
Mech
Wits
Customs
United State Treasury Uuil
Ad Warrren
Ned's Secret Escape Threatens Promise to Mother
In a tense family story, Ned plots to leave home to seek a life as a mechanic, while Aunt Mary recalls a sacred pledge made to Ned’s dying mother to guide and protect him. Ned reveals his plan to abandon farming and pursue his own path, testing the family’s resolve and devotion.
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Ned
Martina
Memma
Chamber of Death
Myhomas
Boeing
Benton
Mary
Hough TJ
Hery
Anecdote of Sherman and a Northern civilian at Atlanta
The Baltimore Clipper recounts a Sherman HQ incident where a Connecticut civilian sought an exception to a twelve day evacuation order. Sherman questioned the man’s property, noting a foundry and castings for shot and shell, then refused to allow a northward exemption, ordering sunrise enforcement.
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Baltimore Clipper
Cen
Sherman
Atlanta
S Herman
Connecticut
Gen. Sherman
Thiyanan
Tribute to a Simple Schoolmaster’s Wife and Weathered Times
The narrative recalls a devoted schoolmaster and his wife, a gentle, skilled woman whose life was simple and pious. Her death left a lasting impact on the husband, described with reverent, nostalgic tone. The piece shifts to a political note on Iowa’s 1860s Union gains, praising loyalty and voter turnout, with figures suggesting 50,000 to 70,000 margin and 60,000 soldiers. It ends with satirical social quips on modesty and church behavior.
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Aseham
Sydney
Pembroke
Reader
Dunedin
Lincoln
Towa
Army of the Union
Union
Northwest
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Warren Mail
Svery
Cow As
Culbertson, Bowman & CO
Youngsville
F. B. Guthrie
Warren
Warren County
Forest Counties
Chase Osgood
Sheffield
L. A. Pierce
Florence
Edwin Clark
L. D. Crandall
Charles Dinsmoor
Scofield
Parmice & Henry
Joseph A. Neill
Johnson’s Exchange
Brown & Mkelvy
Offce
Liberty Street
G. W. Scofield
Brown
D. M'Kelvy
Brown & Jamieson
Jonson's Exchange
Penna
R. Brown
Thave
Commissioner of Pensions
A. Jamieson
A Jamison
Wetmore & Clark
Second Street
Johnson & Brown’s
Warren, Pa
L. PD
Wetmore
J. R. Blark
Hackney House
Second and
Liberty Streets
Joan Russet
L. B. Montange
Brown’s
Sixie House
Public Square
Evie
Perna
Oper
Philadelphia
L. Brown
Ch. D. V. Stranatian
Front Street
Oldostofice
M. Shaeffer & CO
Yartkee Nations &c
Bysecker Block
G. Trushel & CO
Warren Pa
Randall’s Deng Store
Pierce & Davis
Carver House
E. M. Pierce W. W Davis
Brown Brothers
Nesmith & Keller
Exchange Building
Kirberger
Greenland Brothers
Warren Pa. Collins
George Ball
Central Clothing
O. H. Hunter
P. & W. Martin
MLR Ochants
Cortland Street
Greenwich
Washington Sts
Kier Martin
WM. Marge
New York
April
Jesus
Insurar Hic Insurance
York
Cash Capital
Seseeees Es Chas
Joan McGee
Seey
Junius RE. Clark, Pet Sts
Grovesteen & CO
Broadway N.Y
American Institute
Amarom
Wilcox & Gibbs
Mail Office
Grover & Baker
Qparraney
Catharine M. Trowbridge
General Sherman
Pheneheatmaster’s
Down East
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