Government Coupon Treasury Notes Offered for Three-Year Term
The Secretary of the Treasury announces subscriptions for Coupon Treasury Notes due August 15 1867 with seven and three tenths percent annual interest. Conversion into six percent five twenty gold bonds optional at maturity. Denominations include 50 100 500 1900 and 5000 dollars. Subscriptions min fifty dollars. Includes commissions for large deposits and tax exemption.
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Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury
Treasury Department
Irish National Savines Bank
U. S
Congress
United States
Washington
Act of Congress
United State Treasury
Warrren
A Child's Petition Prayer Poem
A short devotional verse asking God to teach a child to pray and to guide right conduct forgive sin and love Him. The speaker, a young child, seeks God’s attentive care and eternal presence. The poem emphasizes humility dependence and divine forgiveness for a small petitioner.
Interesting Questions and Answers relative to the 730 U.S. Loan
Long column discusses the Seven Thirties loan with Q and A aimed at public understanding. It covers sale timing, interest structure, conversion options, tax treatment, safety, and the broad availability through banks and sub treasuries. Mentions Mr. Fissenorn and Jay Cooke as agents in promoting the loan.
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U.S
Fissenorn
Jay Cooke
Philatelphia
Fesseden
Description of Confederate Seal and a Rural Kiss Scene
The article describes a Confederate States seal designed by Moley featuring Crawford's Washington statue and a wreath of Southern crops with the motto Dee Vindice. It also recounts a humorous scene of two women seeing a kiss after 24 hours, with mimicry of rustic speech and a comparison to flints striking fire.
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Kissine
Josh Dillings
Alwas
Love and war gossip from New Hampshire dispatches
A humorous overheard exchange between a shy couple ends in a flirty wish that turns into a confession of longing. A Bermuda recon report shows Private Parker near a skirmish line exchanging shots with a rebel sharpshooter, both dying from a head wound. Sue Mundy refuses to marry, joking she will torment Satan with brimstone and pitchfork.
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Sarre Snoovine
N. Y. Tribune
Bermuda
Martindale
Parker
148Th
N. Y
Iwo
Sue Mundy
Satan
Deserter on Gallop's Island Escapes With Help
A bounty jumper fled Gallop's Island Boston Harbor last week by removing his irons. A visiting girl obtained a key and slipped it to him during a parting kiss, allowing him to open the padlock undetected.
Impudent guest nearly slapped at wedding reception
A rude guest at a wedding reception narrowly faced a smack for wishing the bride well in a bold, improper manner. The incident reflects tensions at the celebration.
Indian and white man glimpse wig shop window
A Native American and a white man strolling Broadway in New York stopped before a wig shop window. The Native American exclaimed bold bravado about taking many scalps, in a moment of tense, historical street scene.
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Broadway
New York
Sherman’s potential book on subject praised by speakers
A reader suggests General Sherman could author a finer work on the topic than any contemporary writer. The remark reflects high praise for Sherman’s likely literary prowess and impact in the era.
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Gen. Sherman
Quote exchange between old man and Jim sparks dispute
An old man and Jim exchange sharp lines over being called a fool. The dialogue suggests tension as Jim retorts and the elder scolds him.
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Jim
Tam
Weilvense Juvenile Swell and Snowbound Lumbermen Report
Fragmentary OCR blends a quirky line about the joy of dogs a young lady urging Charlie to grow and a note on five feet of snow in Hancock County Maine. It mentions lumbermen suspended work until the snow settles and a puzzled question about the scene.
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Banbury Cross
Charlie
Vanny
Lizzie
Weilvense
Hancock County
York
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Warren
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J. B. Hall
Pierce & Shafer
Carver
W. M. Pierce
S. P. Shaper
Culbertson, Bowman & CO
Youngsville
Chase Osgood
Sheffield
L. A. Pierce
Florence
Edwin Clark
L. D. Crandall
Charles Dinsmoor
Scofield
Parmlee & Henry
Josepht A. Neill
Johnson’s Exchange
Warren, Pa
Brown & Weelvy
Liberty Street
G. W. Scofield
WM. D. Brown, D. M’kelvy
Brown & Jamieson
Penna Kk
BROWN
Thave
Commissioner of Pensions
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H. A Jamieson
Wetmore & Clark
Second Street
Johnson & Brown's
L. D. Wetmore
J. R. Clark
Hackney
Second and
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Mintonye
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Public Square
Erie
Penna
Philadelphia
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Yankee Nations, &c
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J. Trushel & CO
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R. coLeman
Dunkirk
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Paul H W. Brown
Thos, Brown
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Greenland Brothers
Water Street
Warren Pa
Collins
George Ball
Central Clothing
O. TH. Hunter
Fingrel’s
Pennsylvania
Rowan & Convers
ETTER
Variety
Hazeltine & CO
First National Bank OF Erie, PA
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Arnett & Cleveland
AVING
O. H. Hunter
Crandall’s
Llector
Arnest & Galligan
No. 5
Nazelting & CO
Nazeltine & CO
M&s
Dy Gage
Suaren
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Fourth
City Point
Brokenstraw
Conewango
Glade
Kinana
Elk
Spring Creek
Cornell
S. R. Thompson
Crawford County
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Edinboroh Normal School
Allee
Cynthia Case
Cynthia J. Pearce
Oberlin
Ohio
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Howly
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National
Drekers
Lia
Swain
New Hampshire
Sally
Jonathan
Jerusalem
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