S retook ,The Corpse platbd
in the 'thitgnifiAtent ' heart* iti' 'Which it irai
brought to Independence Hall, and the line
of ward' was taken up.
The escort consisted,of the 184 h regiment
of infantry, thn:city Troop;eivalri e ,:the
guard Of honor, tire rietaChinent of 'soldiers
to guard the body, the Perseverance Hose
company, and a detachment of the Republi.
can Invincible& The funeral train started ,
for New York at 4 o'clock:
..ww _-
MZI9~IO,IJ~I.
THE NEW CONSTITUTION—THE PRINCI
PAL NEW PROVISIONS WHICH TH E
PEOPLE AIRE TO VOTE UPON ON THE
SATE:AM/NE, ISO.
.1. Who Cosititution, in its first sentence,
recagsizes oar dependence as a people upon
Almigho , God. the Sovereign Ruler of Na
tions, for our State Government, our
,liber
ties, and ear Connection with. the American
Union.
2. /t declares Missouri a free State forev
er.
3. It establishes the equality of all men
before the law. _
4. It prohibits legislation interfering with
the personal rights of men on account of their
color.
5. It asserts that all government, of right,
'originated from the people, is founded upon
their will only, and - is. instituted solely for
the good of the whole.
6. 4,t affirms' that the people of Missouri
are a part of the American nation.
7. It declares that Missouri shall ever re
main a member of the American Union.
• 8. It asserts-the paramount allegiance of
every citizen of Missouri to the Constitution
and Government of the United States.
9. It excludes from the ballot-box and from
. office, traitors, Rebels, Rebel sympathizers,
guerilla marauders, bushwhackers, and their
eiders and abettors. '
10. It, da like manner, excludes Knights
of the Golden Circle, Sons of Liberty, and
0. A. K.'s.
11. It, in like manner, excludes those who
fled the State to escape the draft. -
--12.1 t , in like manner, excludes those who ,
enrolled themselves as disloyal, or as South
. ern - sympathizers, -to-avoid militia duty._
13. It provides for an efficient registration
of voters, thereby securing the exclusion of
illegal. voters..
14. It removes the rule requiring Treason
to be proved by at least two witnesses; and
leaves it to be proved as any other crime.
15. It invites ernmigration from Europe,
by extending the elective franchise to those
persons of foreign birth, who have, more than
one year before an election, declared their in
tention according to law l to become ~citizens
of fhb United" States.
16. It forbids private, local and epecial
' leg islation , which for thirty years has curs
edthat State, and brines the State under a
,uniform. system of gene ral ° dews.
17. It prohibits lotteries;
. ; 18. — It tor bids-the Legislature making.eom
• •pensation for emancipated slaves.
1.9. It forbids the Legislature's removing
the county seat of any county, unless, at a
general election, two-thirds of the voters of.,
te,county vote for it.
It shortens the term of office of the.
Governor and other State officers at the seat;
of,Government (after the present term,) to
two .years.
21. It .establishes intermediate •appellate
Courts between the Circuit •Coarts, and the
Suprone:Court, without increased expense
to the State,
22. It stops the creation' of corporations by
special acts, with enormous and dangerous'.
powers, and requires all corporations to be
formed under general laws. . •
. 23. It prohibits the creation, renewal or
extenaion of the charter of any ,bank ,of is
sue. •
. 24. It protects .the interests of the people,
by imposing arm stockholders individual lia.
bility - fo-r - the - Tdeb - ts - ons, and so
insures a most honest and faithful manage
ment of ,those institutions.
25. It secures an efficient system of 4om
mon schools, for the free education of the
children of the State.
26. It restores to the rank and file of the
militia the privelege of choosing their own
company *ad regimental officers.
27.1 t removes the injustice to the massesof
the people, of enormous exemptions of pro
perty from .taxation.
28. It forbids the loan of the credit of the
State to any .company or corporation.
29. It prohibits the Legislature authoriz.
ing any county, cityor town to become a
stockholder in, or to loan its credit to, any
company or corporation, unless with the as.
sent of two-thirds of the qualified voters.
30. It forbids the •release of the State's
lien upon any railroad.
31. It gives increased. facilities for its own
amendment ; and allows the people a direct
vote upon every amendment proposed.
32. It provides for calling a oonventim to
revise and amend the Constitution whenever
the people, being authorized by law to vote
upon the question, shall vote in. favor of it, ,
unit not otherwise.
TZIE ASSASSINATrON LONG Aoo PLAN•
TED.--Mr. A. D. Richardson states in his
.forthcoming work:
On the day of Mr. Lincoln's first inaugu
. ration, I travelled in a crowded railway ear
in Mississippi and Louisiana. While the
train was stopping, and conversation could be
heard through the carriage, some one alluded
to the event Another passenger replied: •?I.
.hope to God ho will be killed before' he take:
• the oath." A third said: "I have wagered
:a new hat that neither he nor Hamlin will
-ever live to be ineugurated." Nearly all
,present belonged to the educated, wealthy
alaveholding class—the class which origina
ted and conducted the war. Several expres
sed approval of these remarks, not one utter
ed a word of dissent.
I was in the Cotton States for weeks after
this, and the subject was frequently alluded
Ito ie say presence. I heard but one man
.condemn theyroposed assassination; and he
was a Unimust. Again and agaiu leading
journals!, Whiel were called reputable; ask
ed, "Li there no Brutus to rid the wor ld of
this Iymntr'• Rewards, were openly propo
'fled for the , President's • head. If Mr. Lin
eoln lad 'beets inurdereel,in 'Baltimore, every
N thorough Secession jcluttiat in the South
- Would have expressed :Lie. approval, directly .'
or indirectly." Of °Curse, I do not believe
that.tle, masses, or , all, Seeetwioo s t s , would
have ;desired , such 8 1, stain upon , the, Ameri
eibumeme,; but eventhen, as afierivards, when
tieery ntsirdered our' captured 'soldiers; and
starved, Acme, and , shot'imi prisoners, ithe
men who led and controlled: the rebels op-
gamin
• •••• • •
pealed deaf ; to ",huManity end to decency.—
QiiaritY would fain held thin insane but
there was too 'much method in their mad
ness.
• Elt 10004101 00E,
Tali! toll! toll!• '
On every .hand,
Ye bells throughout the land;
Washington's greateompeer now lies,
Vti tth•dootb.sialed des, .
And pallidfice upturned towards the skies!
toll! toll!
• On every band,
Ye belle throughout the land!
Toll! .tot!! toll !
•
"Weep! weep! weep! .
On every hand •
•
Ye patriot' in the land;
Brave Lincoln dead!. Orem, God ! and can it be?
"Henceforth there's nothing in mortality
That's serious!" • Help us to look to thee!
Weep ! weep ! weep !
On every hand,
Yo patriots in the land,
Weep ! weep ! weep !
Tray'''. pray ! pray t
• On every hand,
Ye Christians in the land.
mote his honest face will greet the smi—
ths day is finished, and his labor done;
A crown of glory rests his brow upon! •
Pray ! pray ! pray !
On every hand,
Ye, Christians in the land;
Pray ! pray ! pray. !
Speech of the Secretary of War.
Colonel Sherman, today, presented to the
War Department fifty one colon? captured by
the et;ilry portion of Major General Sheri
dan's command at Dinwiddie Court House,
Five Forks, and several.cavalry engagement's
from Sutherland Station-, along the Appo
mattox to Tabernacle Church; as well as at
engagements at Jettersville, Sailor's Creek,
and Appomattox Court House, where the
Confederate Army of Northern Virginia sur
rendered. ,
Brevet Major E. W. Farrar, A. D. C. to
Major General Wright, commanding the 6th
Corps, presented - nineteen-rebel flags and two
guidons, captured by that corps.
First Lieutenant G. W. Ford, 88th New
York Volunteers, presented fifteen flags cap.
' Lured by the 2d Corps, commanded by Major
General HuMphreys.
Colonel Sherman says: These flags were
taken in a series of engagement, commencing
at Dinwiddie, Five Forks, and Sailor's Creek,
and ending at Appomattox Court House with
the Surrener of Gen. Lee. The facts de
serve Attention, that these men all belong
to the cavalry, who, under their gallant lea
der, Gen. Sheridan, captured these colors
from the enemy's infantry.
The Secretary of War, in reply, said: In
the name of the people f the United States,
of the President, and of this Department, I
return to General Sheridan, to your compan
ions in arms, and to yourselves, thanks for
the loyarpatriotism and valor which have
brought such trophies into the archives o
this Department; thanks for your devotion to
your country's cause.. It is with profound
grief that I cannot return to you the thanks
of the late President, who, since you won
these trophies, has, gone from the highest
pinnacle of power and glory in this world to
the right band of God, where, if it , be per- .
mitted mortals to look upon what is passing
in the world beneath, he now sees what is
transpiring in this chamber.
WAsHrtiotoN, April 25,--The rebel gu•
erillas in Alexandria and Loudon counties,
Va., have been nearly all cleared out, and a
considerable number of farmers, as far up as
Wolf river shoals are putting in small crops
this season. The rebellion, which has for
the past four years pervaded this section,
bids fair to speedily give place to peace.
twin suffering from various kinds of deformi
ty.
M' SPRING AND SUMMER STYLES FOR
1865.
Are now ready at Uplegrafra Hat Store a great
variety of HATS and CAPS for Men, Boys and
Children's wear. Silk Hats, Cassimere Hats, Cloth
Hats on Fur Bodies, Plain Cloth, Hats, Fur Hats,
Wool Hats, in Black, White, Grey, Broln and
mixed colors, Guyaquille, Panama, Leghorn, Can
ton, Braid, Straw and Pam Leaf Hata, &c.
from :5 cents up. "Cheaper than the cheapest,--
Better than the Best."
Wholesale and Retail at UPDEGRAFF'S Ha
Makers, Opposite Washington Hesse.
Ap 21 1865. Hagerstown.
Gold, Gold, Gold, Gold !
Bright, yellow, hard and cold,
For lees than Fifty ft ie•oold,
To get the "Divy" you are told
To call at uPDEGRAFF'S Practical Hat Ma
kers, where you can be supplied with all the Ne
Spring Styles of HATS and CAPS for 1865, a
prices that clearly establish the fact that the precious
metal has declined. Ap 21, 1865.
TEEM .4.3C0L1AM1.-
On the 20th inst., by D. B. Russell, Esq.%
Mr: 'HENRY BALEY, to Mts. MARY
GORDON,aII of Washington township Frank
lin county, Pa,
Near Merceraburg, on the 12th inst., Miss
CA.TIIA.I33.NE A., daughter of Peter and
Nancy' Keller, aged 19 leers and 2 months.
Dearest daughter 'thou ad bleat,
Called from earth to heaven thy rest,
Where no pains distuth thy brow.
And no cries distrese thee now.-
NEALIEUEEMITIS.
PRILAAELPEM CATTLE MARK= '
April
24.—The arrivals and eales of Beef Cattle
are small this week, only reaching about 900
head; the market is dull and prices have de.
dined about lc V lb. Extra Western and
Pennsylvania Steers are selling at from 20
®220, fair to good at 17®19c, and common
at from 13®iftio V ib, as to quality. Ths
market closed very dull within the abovs
range of pricie. Sheep are unchanged; 5,,
000 head arrived and sold at from 9i®1.24c
lb, gross, for clipper:mid Wool Sheep.
Cows aro firmly held; 100 head sold at from
$3O up to $B5 V head, as to quality.
Bogs aro, dull and rather lower; about 2-
600 head arrived and sold at from, sls®lB
the 100 lb net.
PHILADELPHIA, April 25.—The demand
for Flout is limited, both for export and home
use, and the market bat holders' are
rather firmer ialheir views; sales comprise
about 1,500 bbls in clots at 88@8.50 for "ex
tra, aed 158.50®10 for extra family; the tat-
ter rate for high grade Western. The re-
DIRGE.
shv?l=l9
tailors and bakers are buying in a small. way
et from 8t.25.®7.75 for aripeifine, , BB(o.so
for extra, and e9@ll V bbl for extra faini
ly and fancy brands, as to quality. Rye
Flour and Corn Meal continue dull at former
rates.
GRAlN.—Prime Wheat is in fair demand
at_about previous quotations. Small sales
are making at 200®2100 bu. for fair to
prime reds; and white ; at from 2.10®235e
bu. as to. quality. Corn .is in demand,
and prices are better; abort 5,00.0 - buS sold
at from 125@1270 afloat, and 1250 in the
'eaist Oats are rather soaioe and firmly hold;
sales are making at 82@886 bu: "
SHERIFF A.LTY,
OFFER, myself es a', , Oandids te for the Office
• .of SHERIFF; subject to the decision of the
nion Nominating Conventien.
THOMA9 - McA - F - E - E7
•
MerCersburg. April 28—tf.
BLNJ. THANTZ, Mel% I. N. ONIVELY, M. D.
DRS. FRANTZ & SNIVELY having amnia
ted themselves in the practice of Medicine and
bursary, would state that they_ are well _prepared to
treat all medical anti surgical cases. Persona in
debted to either of the above will please Make early
settlenient to the time of their association, as they
wish to close their old books. ,
Office in Dr. Frantz's residence in the room for
merly occupied as store room by Mr. J. Beaver.
April 14--tf
PUBLIC SALE.
THE subscriber will offer at Public Sale, on the
premises, on Saturday the Bth of May next, his
. ABE 111:111 IILT Mil AD
and Half Acre of Ground, situated about of a mile
front Waynesboro', on the turnpike leading to
Greencastle, adjoining lands of John Funk and
Henry Smith. sale to commence at 1 o'clock on
said day when the teims will be made known by
Ap 28. GEO. WASSON.
FEMALE HERESAY.
THE notice in last week's Rscoan headed Mi.,
litious ileport"nver the signature of the captious
Andrew Wilson, id — regard - to the remark said to
hive been made by his daughter concerning the
death of our late lamented President, was intended
for my youngest daughter, a child of about nine
years of age, and as I have other daughters and he
refused to discriminate, hence this explanation. I
the gentleman thinks he can prove that none of his
daughters expressed sympathy-for the rebels he may
find a more:difficult task than he is aware of.
Ap 28-1 t. A. G. NEVIN.
PLANTS! PLANTS !
r HE subscribers would inform the public that
they have now a fine selection of Garden Plants
of different kinds at their Garden, about 2 miles
West of Waynesboto', all of which will be deliver
ed in season. Among their selections are the Jersey
Sweet Potato Plants ; Cabbage, Best, Pepper, &c.
&c. JOHN M. MOR4ML.
Aptil 29.
THEY ARE HERE I
New Spring and Summer Goods
AT •
METCALFE & HITESHEW'S i
CHAMBERSBURG,
WO l I
f E a R
c r o .
d y s 9 u
1 7 1 : ( 1 7 l ie s s t
w a e ll
itiiamv:scfilont of
all a-full
ors,
also Ladies' Coats, Circulars and Sacks, made
of Silk and Cloth, Bugle Trimming, Buttons, Coad
Gimp and many other kinds of trimming. In Dress
Gomm we will here say we have the largest stock
in the county.
Striped Sleeve Swiss; Silk Sun Umbrellas,
Brown and Black; Shawls of every de.
seription, Shakers, lie a t quality made,
white and colored; Ladies and Gentlemen's
Kid Gloves, all colors, and ten thousand
(10,000) other articles usually found in a
well assorted stock.
D 0 ZVI ES T ICI El .
Prints, we have all styles made, from 12 cents up
Muslin Bleached and Unbleached, all qualities, 12i
Carpet and Oil Clothe,a fine assortment.
A p 28. METCALFE ,c HITEBFIEW.
SPRING AND SUMMER
G OODS,
AT THE
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING EMPORIUM
fi-4 ;11
MY stock embraces all the best styles of Plain
and Fancy CLOTHS, Plain and Fancy
QtalS9saglmacipacKsas 9 •
Plain and Fancy VESTING% all of which will be
made to order in the most fashionable and work.
Manlike manner, or sold in Patterns to suit custo.
mere. Also a fun stock of •
READY-MADE CLOTHING
serCHEAP FOR OASRmin
Aleo, one of the beet selected stocks of GENT'S
FIANISHING GOODS in the town—fine Shi
Hoisery, Gloves awl Ties in endless variety. Also,
Military cloths and Cessimeres which will he weds
to order at the shortest notice.
J. A. FISHER, .
opposite Washington House, Hnaerstown, Md. •
Ap. 28; 1865.
.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS
mmo.W.••••••11
rr HE Taxpayers will please • take • notice, that 1
I will meet them at the fidlowing places for the
purpose of receiving the State, County and Milita
ry taxes for the year 1865, viz:
QVINC Y.— At Mount Alto, at the house of An
drew : , hank, on Monday tho Ist day of May, end
at the House of H. M. Jones, in Quincy, on Tees
day the 2d day of May.
WASH.lNGTON—Waynesboro', at the House
of V. B. Gilbert, (formerly Bowden's) on Wednes
day and Thursday, the 8d and 4th days of May. •
ANTHOL—Greencastle, at the House formerly
kept by Foreman & Gilds, on Friday and Saturday
the 6th and 6th days of May.
MONTQOME.R Y.—Welsh Run. at the House
of Jacob Elliott, on Mono's!, the Bth of May, and
at the House of Thomas WA fee, in Mercetsburg,
on, Tuesday, the 9th' dey of May.
tarNciae. but Pennsylvania or Government funds
received for Taxes.
LICENSES.—AII ipersons Wbo are eubject' to
pay a Mercantile or Manufacturers License, will
please take up, said Licenses at the abOve named
placea,as lam compelled to bring suit on all un
paid Licenses by the 10th day of July neat.
JAMES G. ELDER,
County Treasurer.
April 14
PLANTS! PLAINTS:
ARLY York and ashcan • Cabbage; Dassanua
EABeetc,Red, Yellow eau Dwarrrousau es. Sweet
and ttharp Pepper; Egg Myra', White Solid Celle.
ry and .lencsaY Yellow Ilweetpotato Planta, ad of
which will be ready in season.•by the • dozen bun.
dyed, or thousand, at reasonable prices; for further
particulars apply to the undersigned. Garden 11
miles - southeast of Waynesboro': 1). P. GOOD:
A Pri I t f.
TURNPIKE ELECTION.
A, Iv.oLeedom will be held at Walter dc Elder's
ire Room, on • Monday the 181 of May, be.
tween the hoist of 2 and 5 p'eloelt, to elect one
President, one Treasurer and six Manaters, to con.
stitute a Board of Managers, forWaynesboro'
and Maryland State Line rurnßike COmpany.
By order of the President.
'Ap ;1 ; -11tv. , • JOHN' WA TATI.H,
PRICE &,1011PLICHI
COLUMN !
APRIL 21ST, MIL
LITBST PROM THE !
THE subscribers have jot received from the EU
tern cilia, a large and tine assortment of
DBY OOHS
GROCERIES, &C,
bought by one of the thin who was in the city im.
mediately after the fall of Richmond, and consequen
ly had the advantage of the Panic Prices, and which
enables them to sell their present stock much lower
than Goods have been sold for the past 18 months
in this town or any other town, (Chamberadurg riot
accepted.)
To . satislY the community of what we have said
is to give us It call and learn the facts. The great.
est evidence of their present assortment being low
er than they have been for some time is from the
constantly increasing demand.
LADIES' GOODS :
In their varied stock can be found the latest styles of
Delaines, A Ilwool Delaines,
Chalhes, Armure Delaing,
Bruin, - Fancy, Silks,
Poplins . Chambray Gingham,
Alpacas, Spring Deloins,
Gingham., Mozambiquea,
Cloaking Cloths,
Al'wool Carpet,
Dag "
Hemp
Floor and Table Oil Cloth.
Summer;Balrnorals,
Hoop Skirts,
Spring Shawls,
Shakers,
41314133 . lin 01 :DS ci
We boast of having the largest assortment ever
brought to Town. Were bought twenty-five per
cent. cheaper than present prices and will be sold
accordingly.
S . z
Bareges,
Grenadines,
Wool Delains,
Poplins,
Challies,
- Lawns, plain and figured,
Balzerincs, •
Crape Despanges,
Bng. Crape,
American Prints,
French Crape,
Collars, IPdlefs,
Mitts,
Gauntlets,&o
MUMS' WEAR:
Through their stock of Men's map you NW find
a splendid assortment of
llwooi—Tweeds,
Fancy Battens,
Plaid Linens, •
Heavy Cotonades,
Farmers' Drill,
I ,
Cassimeres,
Vesting*,
' Linens ,
Drills,
OUR FANCY' STOOK
comprises a great variety of Balmoral., Hoop Skirts
Shawls, Gauntlets, Kid Gloves, Head Nets, Trim•
ming Ribbons, Laces, &c.
DOMESTIC GOODS
BROWN AND BLEACHED MUSLIN,
Linen Shootings,
Bleaohbd and Brown Diapors,
Tiehings,
Strips,
Furinturo Cheeks,
Burlass,
Cottonades,
Linens,
Sags Bagging
A good assortment of
rat E R EE-1-0
grown Sugars
White Sugar.
Syrups,
iiM ME: Xil Aii, IFIL EA
WILLOW WARE' AND
QUEENSWA RE,
And every article necessary to supply the thefts*.
ties or render comfutable our old friends and lc.
quaintattees. We mean to give NIROOBAL Arne
'lox To Busman and give our friendel s every sallow
modation possible.
• The subscribers return thanks to their patrons for
past favors awl kindly ask a continuance of the
Same. • (Ap.2l, 1885.) P. &H.
PUBLW SALE.
PRE subseribetwill sell at Public Sale. at the
storeof Peter Rouser, on Saturday. the Bth of
May nisi, 10 ACREN and 82 PERCRES of, -
• MOUNTAIN LAND'
about half a mile South of the Germantown Schiml
House and easy of access by a good road leading to
the same. Salo to commence at 2 o'clock. P. M
when the terms will be made known by '
JOHN SINGER.
G. V.. Morro, Auct.
A p 21-3 w.
W. PUTNA hi% Patent, Cloth Wring
• for sale at the sign of dm Big Red I%
D. B. Mann:L.'
(July I I 'fi2.)
Agent f • r Franklin county.
LA TIST A kg.I.VA.II
IMBERSON. BSNEDICT &, CO.,
ARE NOW RECEIVING THEIR
C. 0 011 SH
SHIM tEDDS
CLOT HS, CASSIMERES AND SATINETTS,
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES AND SATINETTS,
CLOTHS, OASSIMERES AND SATURTTS,
COTTO NA DES,
COTTO NA DES,
COTTON ADER,
AND
AND
AND •
NOTIONS.
NOTIONS,
NOTIONS,
GROCERIES!
Mackerel, .
Cheese,
Coffee.
tgr We would call the Attention ' our mimeo
en 'and the public to our new stock of goods, and
at the same time return our thanks to customers
and others for their liberal patronage, and will at
armor by fait dealing with all, to merit a cantina:
mace of the same.
•AMBERSON, BENEDICT & CO:
March 240 W;
ir7 . 121 1 e148' tlattlo : Powde . si
Kiniiret
F you WI nt
- M Alt C,.11.-':24,
1865.
Waynesboro' Pa.
FIRST SUPPLY,
FIRST SUPPLY,
FIRST SUPPLY.
r... 17• 7111.
I'7M
SPRING DRY GOODS
SPRING DRY GOODS
SPRING DRY GOODS
N ffir4.INIIS
SS - GIOMS
LADIES
LADIES
DRESS GOODS
DRESS GOODS
DRESS GOODS.
HOSIERY AND GLOVER,
HOSIERY AND GLOVER,
HOSIERY AND GLOVES
Iw_\.:lE .i4K - 9 Mil
MEWS SPRING GOODS
MEN'S SPRING GOODS,
MEN'S SPRING GOODS,
MEN'S SPRING GOODS,
CHEAP.
CHEAP,
CHEAP.
CLOTHS,
Graceries,
ro - cerses,
Groceries,
DRY GOODS,
DRY GOODS,
DRY GOODS.
MB AB 1011011.
Queensware,
Queensware,
Queensware,
ne Pomade you mune get it ot.
rURTZ'S
7-30 LOAN
i
By attehorgy Of 444214402.1.0 the Treasury, the
eesuineitthe General Subscription
j'ligeney for there& oilbe United States'Treasury
!cotes, three tenthi per cent:, in•
ii(reets per apntitn, Itzwern s es the, F •
SEVEN-TIIIIITriOANik
These Notes 'die billed tinder date of ham, 18th
1880, are payable three Years from that time, in cur
er'are convertible at the optiOn of the holder
V. S. 5-20 SIX per Cent.
GOILID.REARING BONDS.
These botaht are vvoith a prethium which increa-
ses the actual profit on the 7.80 loan, and Its ex.
imption from 'State -a 11 d rnunicpa/ taxation
'add:from one to three per, cent. more, according
to the rate levied •on' other property. The interest
is payable In cuttoncY acmi-annuallyiycoupons at
tached to each note, which way be cut,off end sold
to any bank or banker.
The 'Margit amounts to
Notes of all the denominations named will be
promptly furnished upon receipt of subscriptions,
and the notes forwarded at once. Tce interest to
15th June next will be paid in advance,
TEE.ONLY LOAN IN MARKET
now offered by the Government, and it is confidently
ORBIT POPOLIR LOAN OF TDB PEOPLF:
Lees ,than $300,00u,000 of tlie Loen authorized
by the lest Congress are now on the market. This
amount at the rate at which it le being absorbed will
all be subscribed for within four months, when tho
notes will undoubtedly command a premium, ac has
uniformly been the cue on closing the subscription's
to other Loans.
In order that citizens of every town and pectiou
of the country may be - afforded - facilitica-for taking
the loan, the National Banks, State Banks; and
Private Bankers t hroughtiut the) country have gen-
evilly agreed to.reeeive subscriptions at par. Sub-
reribertrwill — Belect - their-m .. agent;
have confidence, and who only ure to be respotisible
for the delivery of the notes for which they receive
JAY COOKE D ,
Suaicßunloss war. as rtscsivaD by tiro F t RST
NATIONAL BANK, Waynesboro'.
April 7-3 m,
LATEST ARRIVAL
OF NEW
PALL & MTH
111 GOODS
AIL UV
GEO. STOVER'S,
Waynesboro', Pa.
HAMKFTYL for kind favors anti patronage here
tofore . bestowo upon him, again appears before
the public to solicit a continuance of the same.—
He having just returned from the eastern cities with
a fine and well selected stock of new
Which he intends alining at very low rates, which
he knows ho can do to the eatisiaction of all will
call and examine his stock.
Below you will find enumerated a few articles
which will be found among his stock to which he
calls your attention.
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He has a large assortme of Dress Goods consisting
in part of
Mathes. •
Printed and Plain Detainee,
811, Fig'd and CON Silks,
Plaid Mohair,
Silk Warp Mohair,
Bereges,
French and &male Gingham.
Poplins,
Pongee Mixttmrs,
Moth for Ladies,
Wrapings,
Gloves,
Hosiery, in peat vssiety.
Hardtriorp,
'ar ware,
Bardware.
Broad Cloths,
Black and Fancy Cseaimeres,
Union Cana rneres,
Duck Linens,
Uottonades
Summer !Coatings,
Tweeds, •.
VelV3CCold4,
Man shies,.
Silk, Vesting*
'Weisman° Vesting', of all
kinds; in fact a full assotment of goodafor Gentle.
men wear. Also a larger and well selected stock o
Notions,
Notions,
Notions.
lifurlin,•Ticking; and a- complete, it essortment of
Notions, les no use . Iqing to enumerate. If
von want anything at all is the, pry Goods, line
jest call in and you will find him reidfla writ on
yon with pleasure.
fie pumas having country Produce to iell, they
will fled ictis their tdoantapf to:: bring ;it , * bar.•
rer's,asie shays glasses highest market : prink &.
ginr,hint a call► rain be. will soil you gOmiblr SP cheap.
sa,they moths purchased elsewhere.,
Nov.'ll. lege.
rvltAlCkr:
I/Feb.46'6e
One cent per doy on n $5O note
Two cents " " $lOO " .
Ten it ol CC CC 8500 44
20 " " " 81000
Ci CC di If $5OOO cc
SUBSCRIPTION AOBST, Philadelphia.
-0 - - - -
FALL AND WINTER
gooDS,
FOR THE
3fedona Cloth,
LaveNs, .
GENTLEMEN'S WEAR,
DOMESTIC GOODS,
Hitters at
KPRTZ'S