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The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-08-01
NEW MEXICO.

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Quite nm exciting debate arose in Congress on.
the 18th ultimO, on the proposition to admit
Hugh N. Smith as n delegate from New Next
co. 1t was resisted on the ground thatit would
be taking sides with New Mexico, and against
the claim Of Texas on the disputed boundary
question, lind would be contrary TO all the for
mcr pretedehts, when similar difficulties had
arisen.
When Vermont made application for admis-
sion, and New York protested against it, the
government avoided taking sides with either.
When the State Of Franklin made her applica-
ton 'hnder a protest FROM North Carolina, the
government pttir!aed tie same wise and eau
tious policy. All the proceedings Of the So
called convention were held ut Santa Fe, TWEEN
" miles this side Of the Rio Grande, and upon
territory always claimed by Texas as she has
always asserted the RIO Grahde to be her bo6n-
Diary, and the government had virtually acc
knowleged her fight to the territory in dispute
by the treaty Of Guadaloupe Hidalgo. Du-
ring the wara temporary government had been
established in New Mexico by Mr.. Polk, but
he had declared That the eindof the war would
be the signal for its ~abrOgation Accordingly,
MI. Marcy had directed the military ahthori-
ties Of Santa Fe to turn over their civil autho-
rity to Texas, before his retire meht from office
The administration Of General Taylor, how"
ever, continued iii New Mexico, in time OF
peace, thatci,il military government, designed
by Mr.. Polk US "A temporary expedieht during
the war. Colonel Monroe, it has been chargeC
by both wings aud democrats, had, by the in
stigation Of the late president, set on foot the
measures that have resulted in the presentpos
ture Of affairs in New Mexico.
The determination Of the late executive L
maintain the claims Of Mexico against Texas
even BY federal troops, il necessary, has beef
strongly censured by Southern representatives
and by none more than by Mr.. Stephens Q
Georgia. This gentleman, however, contend
that the administrations Of Mr.. Polk and Ger
Taylor are equally to blame for the presen
stGteof things in New Mexico and CAlitornia
The debate was to have been brought 10
CloseeOn the 18th ultimo, greatly against III
wishes Of many Southern u,en, who desired I
be heard.
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-08-01
MI. FILLMORE.

Some two weeks since we alluded to the
fact that Mr. Fillmore, during the late can-
vass, was generally conceded to be like most
Northern men unsohad upon the slavery gnea-
ton, but that the further ground was taken
that the Office was a comparatively unimpOr-
taut ones but now, since Mr.. Fillmore has be-
come President, some Of thosegentlemen would
perhaps change their ground and endorse All
his sentiments. M
The Creole thoGght Il was very "ambigdous
language" and that there was 'lcovert ipsin
%uationN contained IN it nsainst the wings Of
the South. We certainly have always hAder-
stood our whig friends to tRke the ground that
all northern men were uhschnd on the slavery
queStion-if there is any one sentiment upon
which the wings Of this region do haEnonize,
that has been One Of them.
The Creole goes on to say n he [the Mad
isOnian) intends to shy that the wings who Vo-
ted for Mr.. Fillmore did so under the confess
sion that he was an aboIitionist, II Is untrue, so
fr as our knowledge extends,n 10, Well, we
thought a man mightbe Wnsound on the slav.
cry question, and yet not be an out and out abO-
konisG. We have some recollection Of d GER
tain Erie letter, written BY Mr.. Fillmore in
1888, upon which we based our charge Of I'M
s%oGndness. 10 that letter he gave il as bis
%opiuion that petitions on the subject Of slavery
and the slave trade, ought tobe received, read
aud considered by the representatives of the
people; that he WINS opposed to the anhc&u-
ton Of Texas under any circumstance, so long
as slaues refe held therein; That he wasin iayoI
Of Congress exercising all its constitutions
mower to a5olish tie internal SlaDe trade be
tween the States; that he was IN favor Of I'M
mediate legislation fer he abolition Of Iav'ry q
he Dislritt Of Columbia. i was upon this let
Ter, never retraCted that we have heard, vi
called him unsowad the slavery question.
Shouldn't be surprised il the Creole thou CHI
otherwise. By the way, the Creole could no
be prevailed on to to publish that letter dprin
the presidential canvasss u the pubishe
wants a copy ofit, we. will furnish i 70 hi
most chccrfnlly. We feel no disposition 90 a
, sail the present chief magistrate, especial
/ nov ashe is just entering upon the discharge
/ his official ,laties. Such was not our coursetl
8 wards the late president. Weieltbound, hoV
4 ever, to allude to this letter, as furnishing son
. evidence; al least, to our mind that Nj. FL
more gas not altogether sound on tho slave
question. We know that be subsequent
wrote a letter to Mr.. Gayle, denying the rigl
IF Congress to interfere with the institution
the States but not QUE word retracting
It views as expressed in the Erie letter, Il havi
q reference to slavery in the District andtbe a
clifton Of tie SLAVE trade, thh reception Of :
y titiohs, etc. We have never charged MI. ri
o more with being an abohtioait; but Che lett
referred to will hear us out in saying, that
II Is not what Southern men call SQUAD, tho Gre,
~ perhaps excepted.
70 We hope that the new president will pro
more Southern il his course than his Erie lett
y would induce us to suppose.
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-08-01

THE LETTER OF Nh. rHuRsToN To HoRAcE
MAHN.-In our columns, to-day, will be- found
an interesting letter from Mr.. Tbunton, the
delegate from Oregon, To Hofabe Mann. f4o
thinksthat slave labor wouli 81 Immensely pro.
stable 10 New Mexico and California, II suE-
feFed to 90 there. We are sometimes told that
4 i 2 mere abstract question, 81 no ptactical
inpcTtaase whether w have ths light II u.
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-08-01

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"&S GoAi1Sf' as we lematAeu 'O"ne''"e
F'0eF' y ''' census saSs' 'OF sul' O'u"'S, INV
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So, ~ o,..,;oN. n,onovnd.a H. ony0sDd 4
n, of mnst,of ths ;nonirios.
F.v,v scupD,
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.oa ah.a.a. ! a,sn,h., of or ,ssiaan, n
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The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-08-01

TAE LETTER or Col. New We com
mend to the careful attention of II rreaders the
letter Of our representative, Col. Melville,
to the Yicksburg Sentinel. 1t is a plain, unvav-
nished statement Of the question OF the day,
and gives a gloomy though truthful picture Of
the state Of things at Washington. We trust
every poper in this district will publish it. II
eschews al ~partisanship, and 10 devoted en-
tirely to the Southern question. We ask FORT
mn attentive perusal.
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-08-01

n MuRpEaEA AZ LARcE.-ThomaS s PEN
ice, who waB confined in the Jail Of Washing.
ion county Tor the murder Of Robert J. Tnfn-
bnIi, made hA escape on the night Or the 18th
dlsino. Its supposed he was assisted by some
II H. friends, d the Jail was entered with false
ktya
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-08-01

E0v. Bell of Texas, has convened an extra
asmion Oflhe Legislature, to meet on the 18th
VI lhia month.
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-08-01

The cholera i raging 70 i considerable sz-
tint ID Cincinnati.
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-08-01

b sDcIhef column will be found an obi
iuary notice, Or Calvin Mum.
We publish L, a he subieetoflhs obi
luary Was patriot who Dbl good service %
Ma eocnlsY ID ne tines thar lrled mems
sOuli. lie was the father o. John MUM, 1
highly respectable and influential citizen,
lite Of this county, but now Of Utica NY.
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-08-01

There will bel BALL at tie AfteSian
Epfings on "wednesday, the It'll Instant. The
lnaiss oF this, Rha surrounding counties, are
generally invited, as no ticks q fdvther notice
win s. given.
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-08-01
y. HELL---Editor.
CANNON
THURSDAY, ::::. AueusT !, 1850.

h. MoRRIs, MoaEE q Co, jackson,
GeneralC Collecting, Periodical and News
paper Agents, are authorised 70 receive sub
uesipHshs, solicit advertisements and collect
accounts gOr the /" MADisoNar.h
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-08-01

scucdmcs said that tic opposition on
ths part b the Democrat to the compromise
BID " agf i political movement intended 70
aubssFse party ends, and wings are appealed
To hot t0 81 gaIIsd BY the trap. One would
thiuk tbat It Was no mere party affair, when
wtaad de party organ at Washington City
sustaining he compromise and the Republic,
o. essan d th6Iale president opposing IL and
h Is ualmsat advocates n Congress y a
Senator Fum DIV own etate or tie democratic
faith. Whit party motive the democla cy can
bass ID sPposiny Ne cann0t disine-ws BE-
asN 8 sh thsmus wits thS wings Who or
possit,a aslins AF shove pagty adsep dsvo-
sisn 20 ths inlsissts of th0 South that sink.
rs raflisan II the patriot
The crso il spunaing Of ne Rasiaras
meetn ays = ne see il stated that Dr. Law
apd 4. AIswofih declined acting m ala
Heard abaE twyo ~ committee disssnted from
fs resolutions Nov one would suppos
thai tse asolipa aos and swo dissetsin
tsn ne Fesolu Would maks four. aud
sssni loH ihe ~ o. ne Creole % ersat
dat Such II not ths iact IN
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-08-01

m o. JoNEs, Vicksbufg.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-01-01
LEGISLATURE OF VIRGINli.
FRIDAY. DECEMBER 2Srn, l9i9.

HonsEn rs ne2 Or hEIp Gourney Of bo ,,o,
Church Wv ''''''''''
Mr. GEORGE from the committee on Roads. g.. feDor,
ed bill to authorize further s:ae subscription The capi
tai stock Of Giles Fayetc and Kama ,,fa Turnpike hil
10 incorporate the Mondsvile and Fishing Gre, hpife
Company bill TO provide for constructing iIaRs across
the James River in Boietour bill! author q" III
Of the capital stock OF the Charleston and io rhatah,
Turnpike Company and Stale subscription "ee.o n a
bill TO amend the act Incorporating the MiwG ~" pe
rysvlc Turnpike Company Mr.. PRICE fr6}'l y se.c''
committee reported bill to incorporate the Icw"E S'
lnss Bank.
BILLS PASSED
bill TO revise and amend the charter of the Lee Mining
Company bill 10 amend the charter Of the Big Bird Min
ing Company.
number of bills read the first time by their titles
Various reports of the Committees were concured in b.
the House.
PETITIONS
BY Mr.. MARTZ Of citizens OF Rockingham. 81 a.
oincorporae company construct Turnpike iiom New
Market TO Monterey, in Highland by the way of Franklin
in Pcndeton county. BY Mr.. DUCKWALL Oh Margare,
Fleece, for divorce from her husband Jno. e. Fleece ~
Mr. SMITH: OF sundry citizens of Montgomery, stockholm
ers in the Salem and Peppers Ferry Turnpike Company 10.
change in the location Of said road sso OF CITIZENS o same
county, for the establishment OF Branch hanS ?, Ihts
| tiansburg. BY Mr.. BuRWsLL: OF citizens OF Lynch
be taken the warehouses 10 be weighed By Nr Nm
OF James Orr and others of Washington county for ap
popa'on to improve the navigation OF the North Fork Of
oston River; also OF Robert c. Craig for pay Adutan
of 64th Regiment and for other purposes.
RESOLUTIONS.
On motion of Mr.. HILI.-Resolved That the Committee
on Roads, &C. enquire into the expedency o ncoporat
ing joint stock company turnpike from Fay
ettesvle in Fayee the Blue Sulphur Springs IN Green
brer county.
| On motion of Mr. BOYD-Resolved That the COMMITTEE
Trade &c. enquire into the cxpcdcncy of passing
to incorporate Benz F. Noyser and others into company
manufacture iron and other articles the land said Ny
ser on New river in Pulaski county.
| On motion of Mr.. COOK ofW.-Resoved. That the Com
nee Agriculture enquire into the expediency OF inco
| ,orating the Wiiamsport Manufacturing Company.
| On motion of Mr.. LEWIS of H-Reso,ed, That th'
Committee Schools &C., enquire into the cxpedencr .
eportng bill establishing free school system !" Harrison
county, and TO authorize the question Of s adon'" " o'
submitted the voters of said county AT hc ensuing Spht
| lection.
Various motions adjourn made and lost No quo
um voting House could not proceed 10 business mle,
| .er great effort the House. motion OF Mr. ESl al
| IoIrned,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-01-01
SATURDAY, DECEMBER %, 1919.
voITsE OF DELEGATES.

Prayer by tho Rev Philip Courtney of the Methodist
Church.
On motion of Mr. GILMORE-Resolyed, int The Com-
nittee Banks enquire into the expediency OF
the Is, section Of l9s RS Rpsssa sshss sn GSpsny 70 Establish
Branch al Fncase in the county of Boetourt, Salon
the couny of Roanoke and that they have leave TO rrpo
~ bill or otherwise.
On motion Of Nj BENNETT-Resolvca, That the Com
rating joint stock company for the purpose CT constructing
turnpike from Genvic in Gilmer county intersec
the Weston and Gauley Bridge road the Bulltown Salt
Works. in BraXton county-thc States take ireci, ot
the stock.
On motion of Mr.. COOK of Wood-Resoved, That the
Committee Propositions, &c. enquire into the expediency
OF establishing election precinct tho house OF Alexan
der H. Cree, In the town of ST. Marys, in Wood county
On motion of Mr. NEAL-Resoved, That the Commi,
for Courts Of Justice enquire into the expedency OF so
amending the law in relation ures in civil cases as 10
provide that the County Courts shall summon jurors
attend quarterly and the Circuit Superior Courts
OF Law and Chancey for each county who shall receive Tor
their services @ exceeding per dieni
PETITIONS.
BY Mr. LANCASTER: OF citizens Of Henrico and Gooci
land for an act of incorporation turnpike from
the city OF Richmond the Short Pump By Mr.. GUER-
RANT OF citizens of Jacksonville in Floyd county, for the
establishment of Bank Christianburg By Mr. WEST
sundy citizens of Tyler county, for tine passage OF IN act
declaring Indian Creek in said county, public highway
By Mr. kIDWELL For the relief oi VIM. VI and Allison
Dunnington of Marion comfy BY Mr.. BE1RNE: vi cit
of Monroe against the application for new couy ou
parts Of Botetour Monroe Roanoke and Giles counties
Various bills read by their titles the FIRST time
On motion of Mr.. PRICE, the House adjourned
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-01-01
IMPORTANT FROM JAMAICA.

We have Kingston dates to the 18th instant The spirit
of dissatisfaction and discomfort with the Home Government
be rapidly spreading Political annexation the
United States is openly advocated As an Illustration
their feeling, we quote from paper called "he Conserva
tive -
NO man IN ths Island yet thinks oil aiding foreign arms
dispossess Great Britain of jamaica We have not yet
arrived that of feeling which would induce any
nhabant to l finger against the ancient Crown OF Eng
land. But must live; must the rights of our
on Ir----- n:.l
MANY %no pray the Great Ruler of all nations dispose
events that amcabe secession Of this island TO the Uni
ted States of America without quarreing boodshed may
speedily occur. For ourselves repeat, that should
regret Jamaica leave the ancient old but we would
not wonder if il occurred Tomorrow So that it be done
without rebellion; alas many would be only glad of
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-01-01
rup RICHMOND ENQUIRER,
prRLlsnEp DAILY AND sEMI.wEEkLy,
I1.M T. A. THOMAS RITC9IE, JR.

TERMS:
= - ,,r,,rn is published DAILY and SEMLWEEKLY
,v Paper dollars per annum and at The rate ofsigh
'rs ake ~ sr annum and three dollars for months pay
es 70 se PAID eee or RENTED BY mail post paid
W.. a. os, annum a, the end OF the year.
nes 10 his Office be ren,led per mall in good and
he ct ss ns,las. asG Of .nr &s G:tass ss, e al
m M 81 e s aessun TO The the accumulation of postage
an ex'eh''e TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
THE DAILY assoa assa nss les: first
= seao G week twice week three times week th,rty
seven and ball cents -, so,, ,;,.. 49,,
IN THE SEMLWEEKLE-Eor fifteen i'nes or ess first insertion
75 ern,. or each contnus.ce 30 cents
o am distance must accompanied with the advance paw
=, ..u.,,r,ory references to insure execution.
~ All Gfuories and Marriages from the country whenever the
b,nd wiring is must be authenticated by the
49, ,s ~; h pnase the neighbohood hey will in M
he nnsb.d Eyery measure that has been taken 10 prevent
mnoens and ouizze . proved heretofore unavsng we must
fed by the name Postmaster ren the back le
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-01-01

THE ALLEGED DEFALCATIoN.-Th following
from the NJ York Journal of Commerce. gives another view
of the matter
rmor from Washington announced by telegnphic de-
spatch in the morning papers, affecting the integrity Of
late agent of the Government in this city
As this rumor undoubtedly applies myself beg leave
say the public ard my friends, that have furnished
legal vouchers 10 the proper officer the Government for
all expenditures, the examination of which has yet
been completed
Ny accounts therefore, still open for adjustment The
differences arising between the Department and myself
precisely like those which have occurred and still exist be-
tween the Department and other of its agents.
The amount in dispute is limited one, and consists of
charges for disbursements during the late entirely
Of the usual province of the Navy Agency Whatever ba-
lance may be found to be due the Government the final
audit of my accounts will be promptly paid
PROSPER NJ. WETMORE.
Doc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-01-01
Correspondence Of the Baltimore Sun,


General Footo has promptly brought forward his scnenc
compromise Of the territorial question His proposed
bill will admit States California north of3o deg 80
min and the District OF Jacina III Texas with the
of Texas and establish territorial governments for Deseet
and New Mexico The bill will recognize and apply the
principles Of the Missouri Compromise.
General Cass has verified rlor by submitting his proposi
ton TO suspend diplomatic intercourse with Austria. The
General viii doubtless make eloquent and satesmanIiSc
speech Perhaps Mr. Webster will second his views.
Mr. William j. Brown has taken early occasion TO give
tce o bill 10 reduce the of postage Mr. Brown is
learn prepared go further in this manes, line OF roIlcy
than the present Post Master General has proposed The
public will not be satisfied without Ihree cent rate at least
for letters within distance Of three hundred miles and the
finances of the department will be promoted bv that reduc-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-01-01
Telegraphed for lhe baltimore Sun;


Prosper VI. Wc,morc navy agent this city, who is
charged with being defaulte the government 10 the
amount of abou, S550000 has published card in the city
papers stating that his still open for ADJUST
inen He further states that whatever may be due 10 the
government will be promptly paid
The stock market is steady, but Hot active Sales Treas
nv Note G's HOE; new loan of 1868 ll2 Exchange on
London * per cent prem. The money market is more
stringent, and moro difficulty in obtaining discounts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-01-01
IN ycHANcERY-vRGlSIA

IN CHANCERY-vIRGISIA.- :
office Of the Superior Court Of CHI;
the gth day OF November. lSig:
Reuben VI. West and Leonora his
John Lewis, deceased.
against
Ioiln y. Foster, AMI Others,
The defendant above named not h.
given security accorliDg To the act o
Cou-., and II appearing. by satsfacto
habitant of this Commonwealth, j; l.
do appear al the rules 10 be held iar I
in January next, and answer the bill
Of this onier be forthwith inserted in
City OF Richmond, for two months
front door Of the State Court Home il
A Copy Tes,e,
Nov l2-ewA
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-01-01

CHARGE FROM NICARAGUA.-Wc are informed that
senor Don Eduardo Caaehe Yesterday presented his cred
dentas the Secretary OF State and was received AZ
NAT Irt. Dec. 25.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-01-01
s44,997,Oe2 73

This sum Is composed of the following particulars
Civli lst foreign intercourse and misceane
e.. ~, -, =
Expenses of collecting revenue from customs aS5ooo M
Expenses of collecting revenue from lands lTOsss 90
sor,isp. s.n,y ps'pe', &C, e,296, 1873 90
In0f,lheaons ordnance. aming militia &C., 2Ol5446 90
ie intelnai improvements PAT 2O3 80
Indian department 1912 7i0 "a
Pensions IaoTn mn m
1s. naval establishment Il, ,353l29 ga
Interest Treasury notes and public debt 3742e5l l3
Purchase of stock Of the loan of asrh January,
ls47, 400 900 OF
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-01-01

OHio SESArE-A elcgraphic despatch received yester.
day from the of the Columbus Journal informed us OF
the election Yesterday morning OF H. c. Blake President
OF The Ohio Senate by majority of vote. Mr. b. we
learn is WhiC-I Saturdays National inteligeneer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-01-01
PUBLIC DEDT.


annexed 20 viii be found table marked E) in compliance
me zld section of the of2Sh of January ls4
the information required thereby respecting heisse
redemption purchase and resale of treasury notes
required by the first section of the of 10th August,
s4o statement is appended (marked E) showing the
amoan, OF treasury notes paid within the preceding
under the provisions of that act
Statement ~ shows the payments into the treasury
account of the loan of 184s
The public debt amounted the lst of October, S4s,
agreeaby to table O annexed the last report of my pedc
cessor, to the of S65 450 Al Since that time ST.
10 of the debt has been redeemed and by
the purchase fsocks &C. Ofthe thus redeemed
and extinguished there account of the debt
of the cities of The District of Columbia assumed by the
act Of the 10th of May 1885, S600OO of the old
funded and unnded debt s589 3d. of treasury pur
chased and received in for lands and customs
b0 of military bounty scrip S33 of the stock of 1912
of the stock of s4 of the stock Of S4S
of the stock Of ls47 1882 O0 which last paid
for out of the land fund.- and purchased by Hugh Maxwell
Esq., Collector of New York, with the aid indly aforded
Of c. W. Lawrence Esq., the late collector of that port
whose resignation had, at that tmc just taken effect and
who had acquired experience in similar operations from
having been employed them by the in the
vious year See the statement hereto annexed marked )
The public amounts TO the sum s64 7O4 693 H.
I'll Ior arn,II fol,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-01-01


Parts of the old funded and unfunded debt on
presentation,
Debts of the District cities assumed BY Con-
gress, $4,000 payable annually,
Five per cent. stock, per act of August, 1916,
rcdeemable 9th August, 1851,
Five per cent loan Of Sd March, ls43, redeem
able lst July, 1853,
Six per cent. loan of 22d July 1886, redeem
able 18th November, 1856,
Six per cent. loan of 18th April lS42, redeem
able 3lst December, 1862,
Six per cent. loan of 2Sth January, lS47, re-
deemable lst January, 1868,
Do do do.
Six per cent. loan of 3lst March, le4e re-
deemable lst July, 1868,
Treasury notes issued prior to 1916, payable
on presentation, if converted into stock, un-
der the act of January, ls47, will be redeem
able lst July, 1868,