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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-10-26

The REDAN AND MALAKoFF.-It seems that the
only deviation made by the Russians from their usual
plan OF defence at Sebastopol was at the Malakof,
and this deviation, made for the purpose of additional
strength proved the real source of weakness and de-
feat. Their defences were a system of redans con.
nected by loopholed wall or embankment re-.
dan is work open in the rear, so that if forced in
front 1t can be commanded by the cannon of other
works placed farther back They feaed that the
Maakot might be turned and it was therefofe closed
all around The French once in the Maakof could
sustain themselves, because defended by the embank
ments of the works, while the English in the Great
Redan, and the French in the Little Redan were
moved down by the fire of the rear line of Russian
cannon. None of the Redans when taken could be
held. Had the Malakoff been Redan work, it is
more than probable that the French would have been
driven out by the Russian fire. as they and the Eng
lish were from the other Redans However, it is al.
most impossible that if the attacks had been re-
pulsed, the Russians could have maintained them
selves in the face of the terrible fire from the allied
cannons and mortars. Prince Gortschakoff in his
general orders admits loss of five hundred to a
thousand per day, during the last thirty DAYS of the
cannonade. What it must have been during the last
two days preceding the attack, when the fire was
more than quadrupled, is easier conceived than de.
scribed
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-10-26

0cs- The first number of IS The Semi-Weekly War.
renton News" is at hand. 1t is neat and spirited
paper, of fair size, and with more than an average
amount of reading matter. It is edited by Robert A.
Ezell' Esq., already favourably known by his able
management of the weekly paper, and will advocate
the same principles of Democratic policy so well sus
tanned in that issue. We trust that the publishers
may meet with all the encouragement their enterprise
deserves.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-10-26

o. We understand that the X. N. State Council
had meeting last week in Raleigh, at least SO the
Reporter of the Petersburg Express says 1t is whs-
Pered in other quarters that the feeling among the
brethren there present was respondent. Sam " was
not in good spirits.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-10-26

O. The majority for Arnold Plumer Democratic
Candidate for Canal Commissioner in Pennsylvania,
is 11,436. The anti-Democratic majority in that
State last year was between thirtyseven and thirty.
eight thousand. Change in twelve months about
forty-nine thousand
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-10-26

A SHARP REBUKE- To draw /" full house" 1n ne
u.s. now a.days, (says the New York ExpfeSs1
highest ambition of some preachers; not TO
Christ crucfed to the two or three that may s"'A
together in my name"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-10-26

ao- There is some talk in the foreign papers of a
probable suspension of specie payments by the Bank
of France.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-10-26

ind, Dick, that you in the habit of takin
my best Jokes and passing them off as your own
Do you call that gentlemanly conduct 2"
'sTo be sure do, Tom. true cent,snon Mill
Itake joke from a friend"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-10-26
Fatal Duel.

SAVANNAH, Oct ia duel was fought near TIM
city Yesterday between Ex-Leutenant Chaplin OF tn
Navy and DR.. Kirk, his brother.in-law Dr. XIII
was Killed on the third shot Lieut.. Chaplin wa
slightly wounded.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-10-26

j. Y. Mason.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 20.-Gen. Ethan A. Hitchcock
of the army, has resigned his position in the army
and his resignation has been accepted, to take efec
on the 18th inst.
Private letters from Paris state that the late attack
of paralysis has much enfeebled the physical const
tuition of Judge Mason, Minister to France. he IL
said to require assistance in moving about and to be
nrnnned I'D when sitting.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-10-26
Ia.A. frann Mex1co.

New ORLEANS. Oct. 19-The steamer Nautilus
has arrived with later dates from the Brazos Mata-
moras had surrendered to the revolulionsts without
battle, and the city tranquil. San Louis Poto-
81 had not yet been taken. fight of three days on.
lv left the revouoniss in possession of the field OF
battle Reinforcements had been sent from Monterey
TsECoND DESPATCH.
San Louis Potosi surrendered after three days
fight. Companies of National Guards were being
Organized in various quarters. ready to march on the
CITY of Mexico at any moment Vidann should deter
mine such a movement necessary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-25
an ADVENTURES WITH LIONS IN INDIA.

q, N, evening OF the lsth of March two large lions
were shot in the immediate vicinity OF the canton
ments at Deesa. At about o'clock IN the afternoon
natives brought intelligence that two strange
animals had been n. ar Old Deess aud that none OF the
people knew what kind of quadrupeds they were.
They were however declared 20 be neither chee'ahs
nor tigers Capisin Wyville of Her Msjestys s5i
Regiment dead fundamentally started in par
suit accompanied BY thsOs four natives. Ga reach
ipc the place pointed he captain found 10 his
tonishn ent. ful-groWn lion aud houess. lie.
however, lost rot moment, but taking a cool
and deliberate aim. lodged d leaden pill in
the carcass OF the monarch of the forest" which
Lrouoht him az once 10 the ground st0ne-iead. The
LADY no. being accustomed 10 such sencs immcda,e-
IN dashed off With her new acquaintance CAPT. Wy
Vile in full pursuit. On rounding point IN hopes of
,rriug her flank our gallant Nimrod found himself a.
on &c almost on the top OF the nfuraed beast He hal
only lime TO Jump from lls horse before she was over
his back and Lad fastened apon one OF the bea'ers-
The moor fellow peril now became imminent; bat his
two companions with COURAGEOUS hesrts came up 10
his rescue and attacked the brute with their swords
TIC .r,c'scle now became awful aud inevitable death
wculd have over. AIKEN moge OF the brave beat
sls had not Capt. Wyviie raised his rlhe aud snoi
he houcss through tie bead. The sA and dextsriiy
OF he shot was enhanced by ue lso' tha' 'uo
deviation OF hairs breadth from the true ann
would most likely have carried tho ball 10 the
lesrt of one of his undaunicd companions. Capt.
MyNille however seems 10 possess the eye OF inc
90 lie aud nerves of iron. For courage and GOODNESS
Il adventure has never been surpassed, and rarely
4 ever equalcd One OF the beatcrs has sustained
considerable dsmcse, the points Of three OF his fingers
having been accidentally struck OF by the sword OF
one a. his compa ions; he "a doing vel, and g belg
ca.,fully attended 20. Tie animais were brought
into can p and skinned this morning Capt Wyvllie,
with generosity corresponding with his bravery has
cred the sum of 100 rupees 70 be distributed among
the lrGyo fellows who accompanied him IN hrs expe
dition. bombay Telegraph
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-25
THE LEAvENwoRTH MANSL4UGHTER.

From Tire Chcsgo Tribasc, FE5y q
We are permitted to publish the following private
letter from c. McCpa, Esq, the man who shot NAL
colin Clark few weeks since at Fort Leavenworth,
Kansas rCrritor,
FORr LEAyESwORTH GUARD HOUSE,
KANSAS, May :. 1855.
DEAR FATHER: Before this note shall have come to
hand YOU doubtless will have heard OF my misfortune
by the papers though fear not exactly according TO
fact The question OF Slavery here has come 70 such
pch OF excitement that We are on the eve OF clvil
war and has been my misfortune 10 strike the nrst
fari blow AZ a meeting relative TO claims, which took
a strong par turD as everything m tins devoted Ter
ritory does
was heard by the bully and eader'of the opposite
party TO call of the proceedings fraud, a. o. de-
cidii vote against 81 he rushed n me with piece
oil 2.iy-4 soanting. He'd from him till he struck me,
lien shot him through thu body. He died in about
,er or ~ inmates. also shot at as received
Clark's blow but not wounded was afierward shot
an slightly wounded. Our party was not as great on
the Ground as the Pro Slavery OF we should have had
some more work TO DO. expect to get out on smal
bal soon. Your onoctonate son, [. McChsA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-25

MrFDrR - srsQuEHAsEAScs2 La ~ 's' nan y,- was
Ncn4e! 10, %, Gu.w5ld Island, IN the Sl'4ue-
h 9TIa Ryar IeSTy opposite this VILLAGE DE mas
ron formerly workman il nc :G S3pout ten sn[ daTs P H
company 80 he las Il rec In this place, say they
o .ei - had gore to BufIalo or Bnghamton.
mi posSsu - III head face and neck had the appear
e, go 1rg bruised before desh-one blow on hls
heed icing supposed TO have eeused bis aeatn; ns
~ M. rerson lie iG supposed TO have been murderer
"a thrown into the riy,r, whence he was washed
nrou tie islsnd. Tie Conuers Jury have not az ye'
fn-Led tie investigation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-25

NARROW ESCAPE OF THE BAKER FAMILY FROM
DrowSISG.-The Baker vocalists, while crossing the
Wisconsin River in q ferry-boa at Nermac on their
way TO this place, narrowly escaped losing three
Of their conn any by drowning, viz MIR. j. G. Baker,
lis wife and Mr. George T.. Baker. IL appears that
aftcr they had got short distance from shore into
very swift current where the water Is from IL 10 ~
feet deep one of their wheel-horsos took fright rushed
forward and crowded the leading span over the front
end of the boat al the same time precIptang Mr. q.
r. Baker into the current. He beinga good swimmer
after great exeriOn reached snag some distance be-
low whence after rest of about ten minutes he VITA
difficulty succeeded in swimming ashore. Mrs j. G.
Baker who was getting out Of the carriage when the
horse took fright was violently thrown over the side OF
lie boat by tie wheel and was rapidly drifting down
stream when her husband saw portion OF her sha"i
floating on he surface of the water and not seeing her
on board Immediately plunged in, seized the shawl ana
began the work OF saving the lives OF himself ana
wife He much impedod by Leayy oyercoat drew
Mn Baker along al the while under water WIN one
hand and swam with the other some distance, when
knowing that che must soon broathe or persh, ne
caught hold Of her arm and raised her above the wa
ter moment but compelled Ia YET hef egaih slhs
while he exerted bis fast o1haustns strength 10 reacn
tic sLore which he accomplished with me iast enort
Of his faint energies With great difficulty the horses
vere saved by the other members Of the troupe and
we are happy to state that the company sustained the
Ios ither Of life property No blame rs attached
Ia n fer,-Iae who behaved nobly and rendered. m
valuable aid. [Baraboo Republic.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-25

NrRDFRors AFFRAY-A murderOus ARRAY took
Mace al tie house of Aanson Cleveland, IN the south
81 pari OF this township and about three miles from
ibis Village on the night of the lih inst, the palticu-
lars ofwhich are as follows, we learn them nom
the son Of Mr. c. one of the parties 10 the transaction;
Nr ard Ms. Cleveland absent at the time,
AID the family were under the protection othcr eldest
son a young man of about 20 years of age. On The
NIGHT eGIrel to- at about l0l aid after the family
lad retired two persons came 10 the house, and by
raisup the windows opening The outer door ana other
demonstrations aroused the inmates. Whether the III
tuaers en. rcd the house not our informant cannot
positively say, but thinks one OF them dld. Young
Cleveland took butcher knife aud went out TO seq
what was going on, telling his younger brother,
who slept with him, TO remain in the house.
As tie former stepped beyond the outside door
BE was seized Ole fly by the throat by one OF tho
PERSONS bile the O her stood at little distance
of Thus violently assaulted young Cleveland con-
named a. most PERSONS would under such crcums
Stances TO use Lis knife. Vie gave his assallant tive
cuts across the arm which he thinks must hay9 been
prcty severe Ones and received from s antagonist
stab Just below the left breast. The knife or other
wta ON entered nearly in front, and giancing passed
around toward the backbone some three inches
or mere between the ribs aud the surface,
and consequently did not make a deep or
dangerous wound, though the thrust wa ey-
identity intended for a deadly one. The per-
ION Who had hold Of Cleveland then l0osed his
hold and two or three shots fired at the latter
without effect the balls passing close to hun aud ioig-
Ing in the Louise. The strangers tLen tied toward the
road As they did Clovelands young brother
handed him gun OF which there were two in the
lou,e loaded This he attempted without success 10
discharge at his assailants They tracked TO the
ence by the blood which flowed from the wounded
man; further than tits nothing = known OF their where
abous or who they were. lNorwalk Conn., Reflector
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-25

Two MES BURxED.-Ievi Patrick and Elisha Bar
riI very worthy Woodworking men, were burned 20
gsatb near Detroit on the 10Th inst. The house de-
stroyed was a boarding house. The Inquirer says;
Al the time OF the discovery all the boarders were
In lie q AMBER and the flames had made sueh pro-
grcss that TO attempt escape by the suurs
Death Those in the second story threw inenee.ses
from the windows or went down upon ladders Pu. W
bv the crowd outside Mr.. T. H. Poster, gns y, ~
seepins, In the third story, w@ a"azsnsL - -
oVered hs door 20 awaken the l"y mn -, -.
III Adjoining room bat was only abe ~ s'.. 49,.
and bsuoo fire, when the nan'~ un- y, ,ha .s;ndo,-
49, W;,b difficulty lie made his way 10 ,he "'npyH
Deck. !" ~ =" - ~ the nindOw-sils, aud only with
az lain reached the ground; bnt the o'her
e-.I. on were rrobably sudocaied by the smoke as
~ ." 'sarakened, and on saturday morning uen
ION Y a bores we're gathered from the snolaering
ruins and properly DWN"'
t,,.n,sa OrTpaGE-TBe ST CLAIR Herald states
that two youDg mep whose names are al AMI oscno,
an Nondsy las; committed rape upon the person OF
Mrs Dunn, aged 20 year., residing on MIL Creek,
4, tie towu.bip of KenOckee 81. Clair County The
rutes aitenr ted 10 commit a rape upon me grand
Jsuofter Of the old LADY, who fortunately escaped.
Mn Damn had ore Of her es broken and her hip DIS
located in tie efforts made by these tends 10 accom-
Irish their purpose. The perpetrators OF TINS damna-
be crime ere now IN jan a. ron huiVp' "nr' ~ 10
not expected 20 recover.
IMPORTANT JUDICIAL DEcIsIos.-ln the case OF
,he state Of Ohio Va. William Hall, charged WIN
raising a FIVE dollar counterfeit bank bill OF the
Forrners' Bank of Kentucky, L has been heto ~
tie Cour, OF Common Pleas, now IN session 10 ~
civ that the pasang Of such bank on 20 I'm" ~
In Tho state Of Ohis and that the statute Oh Vo "
Ma / 1884 prahibtng the circulation y, Io's
bevk hills OF les denomination than yen ao a -.
ders inoperaiive the law making II 0il''"
tie ccunierfeiis Of such BANK Dln- s r ,iaIsaasS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-25

IVA, thew are reoued al the Office OF
se upe Lansing before the Hh day Of august
p., en- suing for adjustment Ggeeaby 70 the PROVISIONS OF sal
Ac, me ste Of adjustment will BE- IN accordance with
NJ 9Th ecfion Of numbered l3 approved ApI 1915
herewith anueNed) The bonds 20 be issued IN me ADJUST
holder ay and all cams the state may have asli me
Isted States Bank and the Morris Canal and Banking Com
psuy representative growing out OF the neVa
Ton Of the Million Loan Bonds and such new boni whe
iued will be made payable in New OH bath as TO principal
and interest and will b. made edeemahe al the time hAel oi
the maturity the original parpad bonds The interest ca
July and January Of each year, until tho maturity OF sad
bonds the redemption u the principal Aitei ue 1NPIS
81 18th August the Interest ON all TINS Class OIL oona
s 81 HOLMES State Treasures.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-25

- rirsu Of the Mayor Aldermen ald Community ~ ne
crk r,siiye 10 The opening Of GrN->ECoND-
he Hrfsor River 20 fhe tas RIVER NNe p
-- e. i inc uLcd IN the Central Park n he Ciry y
Nevl IN such Ease made and
yC-t ~, hv c-c uo'.ce h te- intend 81 arpy "a %
cut ~ lie sts.e e Newl oFk g sccu t.ln III
80 Cr =. h. led cf the cay Il Newlork on s4t-riy, ne
le Ia. a. June A. D. 1856 q The opening 81 te u.
IA day o Is thereafter - counsel Can Dc $40 i
anon nj ef ou mis- orcrs Estimate AMI Ases.ncA. ln
tbe rvr led mater; that the mi eKi-n' VI f IN.
rrcv rrt elehy Intended the Opening q s-i tfln Ac
irfscr cr 20 Toe Eas liver leAcsTt such oron a, Is n
sultG ile CersrAl PsIkl u ih, ro City ot NsN tofA
la .he map pisI s.d City, under al D. wine ~
a Act f tie Lesarc 4 he People of the state a. N-
York tuffci IN Act alive % pfuvemenfs onchi ne
lawn rt hc CRY Of Ne rS, ana tl
oe- rruoes pissed Arri J. lNI-Dsfci Neyl orS, May
re- 1855. ROBERT .. ID LION,
ty.srui6 Council % fhc Cooperation
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-25

cIerk John LYON md STEWART s. HAFF. =. ansifs,
scsff.f EDWARD LOfOJET, Dcknla-t. >uuuoas for
u1ufy demand congaet Com net ',t 10 m above
tsn.f 5e su You hereby rr1cet ini alsised 70
srer CORY iart In ths ccon, which W D b. hed in ne
cfce f nc ok o. hc Cy ana County OF 10 'A'
80 M cav of N.-I.-S and .iv % your
ever TO the scil complaint fhe sub iat- AZ h 9ic No U
Nast u the Ciy 81 New-iolk, within 9" uis lays ttis
SCR ce. ar YOU iii sr.ve- he SD comp ent "ih ih
time ..orssf tie plaintiff no this 'oE wi take judi men;
ef ID ir tle su oil nineteen har ed qua neen H. trs
ana fi ,fus with nftr-- go erec tIotn che 1872 Day
of Nv one ihou.ald eight hlndrcd aud ty one. on rt
h.rto, foi le -s of Nav 1881. %6b 81 oul sl 81
NAV 1851 sides Che costs This ac uDl-ed Nsy Z $50
r. r. LAMOJ REUX. L sinrft Attorney 49,
No 90 Wf.lsf y. l.
The CON 'siut IN the ahoyeen,d cti9l ID IN ne
f al i rk OF lie Cry end County ~ Ne York oa Chs
iO-h day Ct Ny 1855. =. X. LAMol hEuN'
I'LL f.,,f,rE. Plaintiff Attorney.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-25

L -
4 CENTRAL ROUTE. connecting the Atlantic Cines ~rh
V.seru Norihwestru and Southwestern >a'es, BY c'l
,,ous Rsvay direct The Roal siso c0nnec-s of fhrfh
h daiy H. Of STEAMERS al ports the Wes.cEn Rivers
ard e. eysaud and SanGusky with Steamers q al ports on
L. Northwestern Lakes milking be most dirsc' en- app, al1
route by which FREIGHT can be forwarded u ALL
~ ~ the Grear Wee. ,,,---- .-,,--l ,rr
RATES BETWEEN PHlLADELpdl end fIIISbI hOh
FRsT G. .ss-Boois, Sh1cs Dry Goods, I'm 7 per 100 ID
boNe-) Furs, Feathers, Sc................l
srcoSD CLAss.-bl1ks aud Si4i1lerT' Dry -
Coods tin baesl Hardwlre, Leather &C peg ioJ d.
Wool, Ac.......-.... ss+s's'''.
THED CLAss-Anyi' Bas-ns bae'a aHd SOC. per 100 d.
TorRTH CIAss-C0hce, Fsh, Bacon AMI i0r rer 100 a.
Pork. PackedJ Lard and Lard OH. -, a..
In shlriuc Goods from any point east % fia pA n pr
a., ~ MAJ IL rreFsge - via Psnnsyyauia Raj roai' Al
GUoo Consigned fhe Agents Of this osf ~ fhalea or
Piffsi ugh will be forwarded without detention , 49,. .
FREIGHT AcENTs.-Mosss Porter. boityni }. l.. iot'
New York; +. J. Sneeder, Fhiee1mai Mag q" hoon-'
~ Geo G. Franciscus Pittsburgh, spnugnan Brown,
Cirrfrrsi piio; J. :. Mo0rheal. Louisville. KY X G.
Medium Madison. lid, Racf Co., st. Louis Mo- j. =
Michel so1 Evansville. Indiana
For further rirfit ulrs or bills 0f iaing, amply 10
J. L. ELLIOTT, Agent Penn. Railroad Cos or -
&. b. ALLEN No. Astor House, NeT- t,rz'
T. J. LOMBAERT. supe -iAtendeut Atoona, Pa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-25
IN and FTORTDA-SEMI-

Tor CHARLESTON and FLORTDA-SEMl-
j WEEKLY UNITED STATES MAIL LiNE--Tne
rev End ast-song JAS. ADGER s C. Trrne toal
ugneer vii leave Pier No. North River % sATukDAi
NAY -. % O'clock p ~ precisely For Freight .ppy %
board. where Ell ills q aiding b. signed. and r Ssas
the offce Of SPOFFORD TlLESTOS Co. No y bro-l
way. Through Tickets 20 oTda foloTs To JaekshF'r
81. 70 Pis'ts -Si TIE MARION viii sDeceed AMI e''e
OF WEDNESDAY. .lth.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-25
Water-Gur

DR. TRAILS WATER-CURE and MEDICAL
~ SCHOOL No Is Lsieht- Accommodations Tor loo per-
scus. Competenr Female Physicians
mrs. SHFW d TAYLORs WATER-CUkE,
corner Of av and 3shet Ncwiork, and Oyster Say
IN I steamer Croon daily from Fulton Market and
Itnr I land Raiaoad mornings and afternoon
DR. L. r. DENNlSTONs WAIER-CUkE
~ FrstH.ilrsnt. sprinzlale Northampton, Ma. Num-
bsr limited 20 g " Esfablished lsN"
NsrATER- CURE WATER-CURE!!- The
w underlined invite the attention Of lnyalids 70 the
LAWRFSCE WATER-CIRE, Bra'teblrp, W. acknoWl'
sis a. ore II fhe most favonbe localities for lis ploe
in They conf that their esper Gee
at many conducting such estahib toEeter
with se improvements male ia b1h the bathing ~
vel a. oG ling departments will satisfy tho expectation AMI
want of al hG favor them with their confidence The IN AZ
cal 5cTlrmeuf in particular vii b. kept Ia elH step WIKI
tie progress OF c,u'ifc Hydf1pahy
". KLINOE,
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Cory Oh SIC 2 or THE Acr RELATING TIE SURRENDER
~ " -. Avn u 1853


Cory on src,2 THE Acr RELATING TO THE sVRRtNotK
os BoNDs. AYPRovED fsB II, 1870 o.,
SKcrIoN An holders Of that class OF state bonds ir "hicn
s hn are directed Issued BY section ghi Of Act mum
bered Of the session laws tE the year 1875 emitted an ACT
A. ureoe or tie ul1ine the Outstanding Internal Improve
Of iutcitd
ais fr ludat uq and funding the amount q me pal AMI IN
teest actually upon tho paid Five Million Loan hunAs,
ncreby required within N months from am aieI " Pa
sage Of THE Act peseut any bonds Of this STATE hi by
th the VeGureTs Oace for the purpose u having
the amount due thereon ae aoeraned az ne" O3h
Issued therefor according the provisions OF sd Ac anl IN
care fail present said bonds within the time u en-
peseribsd no int rest al allowed said boai to the
holder hode thereof after hat time 80 that he -sne -
tc incorporate INTO se new oon - 70 uo
ed a. part the principal tnefe1 ana the STA ifcs
surer hereby authorized to gVc oil sesonAoe an power
notice Of the provisions 81 tvs Act - a. best W so0"V ~
jecf hereby contemplated - -. al.
Cory OF SIC. o. rHr ACT RELATING TO TIE k.rts OF
ADJUSTMENT THE fASf-rAiD BONDS. AfNoNhp
APRII I. 1873
srcTIoS That upou surrender the Treasury Of this
SiGie any " the said paitIad fFe MAoa hoan hons
outstanding tie holder the sah IL entitled 10 receive
the OF ths slate certcates o toAs OF Don
NJ the rate hund ed and three dollars and eighty eight
on each thousand SAID BOMBS Tor pc P
due thereon, The hrst day = January eSheen
hundred and e. for Tssequtnt interest At
Of sA cent 1nun on -ee huh"ieS ana t"o
dollars and seycuythe cents for each thousand dollars o.
said bonds computed up the h day January next
after The Surrender thereof PUrGcd The coupons snee
July eighteen hundred and forty shall remain attached
thereto AM,
ProriSeS furfac That any Of the Coupons fellns
due on any Of the said bonds between the first day OF july
ehteen Hundred and frfyoue and the maturity OF the bad
bonds ha be delivered the state Treasure r Nth
bonds TO which they belonged there shall be d'dnced
fIum the authorized Dc issued "a new bon - under
The psecedg section the ~ nine dos and eighty cents
for Coupon removed from bond Of thousand dollars
collars and twcutyJur ceuS 0s cech NOupou
IeIsoN Cd from bond of three thousand dollars