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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-14

EVANSVILLE IND. SATURDAY MORNINGS JUNE Il. 1856
GBt 9ailg gournaI
PR0-sLAvERY FANATACIsM

The Richmond Enquirer takes to task tht
Southern journals which have the candor and
courage to condemn the outrage upon Senator
Sumner. 1t says:
| We have no patience with those mealy.
mOuthed pharisees of the Press Why not
speak out and declare at once you are shocked
by the brutality of slayeholGing rufflan p
In the main the press of the South applaud
the conduct of Mr.. Brooks, without condition
or limitation. Our appreciation at least is en-
tire and unreserved. We consider the act
good in conception, better in execution, and
best of all in consequence. These vulgar abo-
liuonists In the Senate are getting above them
selves. They have been humored until they
forget their position. They have grown saucy,
and dare to be impudent to gentlemen. Now,
they are low, mean, scuryy set with some
little book learning, but as utterly devoid of
spirit or honor as pack of ours. Entrenched
behind privilege they fancy they can SLAM
der the South and insult its representatives
with impunity. The truth is, they have been
suffered to run too long without collars. They
must be tasted into submission! -oA
Sumner IN particular ought to have nine
and-thirty early every morning, He is great
strappng fellow, and could stand cow-hide
beautifully. Brooks frightened him, and at the
first blow of the cane he believed like bull
calf There is the blackguard Wilson, an ig-
norant Nantick cobbler, staggering in excess
of muscle, and absolutely dying for a beating.
Will not somebody take him in hand? Hale
is another huge, red faced sweating scoundrel,
who some gentleman should kick and cuff un-
til he abates something Of his impudcnt talk.
These men are perpetually abusing the people
and representatives Of the South for tyrants,
robbers, rufiians, adulterers, and what not?-
Shall we stand it? In the absence of an ade-
quate law, southern men must protect their
honor and feelings. 1t is an idle mockery to
one ST these sculions. 1t is equally
useless to try to disgrace them. They are
inSensible to shame, and can be brought
to reason only by application Of the cow
hide and gutta-percha; let them once un-
derstand that fer every vile word spoken
against the South they will suffer so many
stripes, and they'll soon learn TO behave them
selves like decent dogs.
The writer of the above is about as well fit
ted by nature, instinct and education, for a
proper participation in the blessings of true
as a hog is for seat in Parlia-
ment lie is doubtless as great coward at
heart as Brooks. A dirty Abolitionist would
be a respectable man by the side of him.
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PORTRAIT OF A ROYAL PRINCEss.-TheSEo Lon.
don correspondent of a country paper thus
describes the appearance Of the Princess Royal
in the drawing room: 4-....- Is
was scarcely prepared to behold her tine-
grown, handsome woman, taller by couple
of inches than her mother, and carrying her.
self with the ease and grace of womanhood.
Her face is perfectly lovely. The regularity
|of her features are perfect. Her eyes are large
and full of intelligence, imparting to her face
that sort of merry aspect which indicates good
humor. The nose and mouth are delicately
and exquisitely formed, the latter giving the
effect of great sweetness The princess is
more like her father than her mother She is
like the Queen in nothing but the nose. In
all other respects she is a female image of her
father, Her Majesty begins to wear matronly
aspect. She becomes slightly stout, too, and ,
looks much like the Duchess of Kent. Prince
Albert's likeness to the portraits of the Car
Nicholas is remarkable and striking, and it
has become more observable since he became
bald. .rr-
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Strange Case-A Woman with live Snake il
her stomach two years-Its presence disclosed
by Spiritual Medium.
From the Boston Times.

From the Boston Times
We see, occasionally, in the papers accounts
of persons swallowing living reptiles, and sub
lsequently ejecting them but all such state
ments have been treated as either entirely
groundless or else greatly exaggerated. But
we have, now, case of this description which
admits of no cayil or doubt but may be relied
upon as wholly and strictly true. For pc
riod of two years or more, respectable lady
(Mrs. P.} residing in Amesbury, has expert
enced very unusual and, at times, distressing
feelings in her stomach--the cause of which
no one could divine.
This state of things continued without in
terruption, and resulted in the complete phys
ical prostration of Mrs. p, with unmistakable
symptoms of speedy death. Her case had at
trac ted the attention of the neighborhood, and
she had called in the best medical assistance
at hand, but all to no purpose. Her physi-
clans gave it up as a hopeless case, and ac-
knowledged themselves unable to discover the
cause of her sickness. Having thus exhaust
ed all apparent human means for her relief
Mrs. ?. (who is spiritualist and powerful
medium,) resolved to test the power of the
spirits in the matter of her ai.ment. With
this object, she called ON another lady medi-
um, and stated her case, requesting her to in
woke the spirit of DR.. Rush, which she did
and the answer was, so that Mrs. 2. had with
in her stomach living reptile which. if not
soon ridden of would be the means of her
death I" 1t also prescribed the course to be
adopted, giving the name and quantity of the
medicine to be administered. These directions
were Immediately followed, and the result was
the election from the stomach of Mrs. 2. of a
live snake of the water adder species, which
measured upwards of fourteen inches in
length, and one and a quarter inches in Cir
cumference The snake was disgorged upon
the floor, and not only alive but exhibited all
the venomous traits of its species, running out
its forked tongue, and even kissing at those
aroundl This event occurred about ten days
since, and, we are happy to add, that Mrs P
is fast regainng her health and strength. She
supposes that she swallowed the reptile two
years since while drinking from spring ir
Maine. l-.-
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PURIFY THE BLOOD.
NlOFEAT7S PILLS.
PRENIX BI1,TERS.

FREE FROM ALE NINE RAL- PoIsoNs
ME popularity which MoFFAT's LIFE PILLS and
PHOENIX BITTERs have attained. in consequence OF the
extraordinary effected their renders
for the proprietor particular analysis OF
their medicinal virtues properties Having heen more
than before the public and having the
testimony of than THREE MILLIONS ofpersons who have
been restored to the 3loyment Of the perfect health
them believed that their reputation as the
medicine before the public. admits of dsPute In
almost city United States there
many ready testify their efficacy removing dis
giving the whole system renewed Vgor ana
health. --..l...-e.. i
the skin operation othe LIFE MEDICINES Is
fishing removing days Vestge OF these
oathsome Diseases their purifying effects on the
FrR and AGuE DYSPEPSIA, DBoPsY PILES ard In SNORT
t M diseases soo yield their curative properties NO
family should them by their timely use mue
ns e.d expense he saved. PrepaIedhy lti
SuH'-4e WILLIAM B. MOFFAT, N. D.. New forkc .t.-
| And for saIe by KELLER. FARNsLEI & 90 l+s
| mh5. Ie- -
100 coils Manila Cordage all direct from
* or
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WHEELER & WILSON'S
S r w / N G. M A C. HI n ES

NHESE Machines operate upon entirely prinei-
pie, using shuttle Tut needle and threads
They have been in operation in the bands of families
su enty cng to give them
and haye given tire satisfaction. l-A-it
They very simple in construction and highly
tai we'll useful fitted adorn Iadys parlrr
py less conspicuous position in shop the
1t has been furnish Machine that would be
applicable to family we'll the Tailors.
Dres and Cloak Makers. Shirt and Collar
&c confdant that Machines in tt
are the best ever offered to the public. 81 -t
Thousands of families testify to their merits all
kinds offamily wing. while Shirt and Collar Manufaetu
rers their superiority all others
their work. .. .l U-
An examin othe Machines fully socitedn
at Hopkins & Reads -.t-...# r. Il. o. READ
epl7tf Sole Agent for SOuthcrn India
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NUMBER 1884,.

Why, certainly. What areyou dreaming
about, my daughter?''4
After moments musilg, the little girl an.
swered as though new thought had, been
born within her. .,ts-,
Well, God did not make him handsome,
but l'suppose we are all the same inside!u
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TENNEY & sORENsON

WHOLESALE IN GROCERIES AND LIauokS' CORNER
fII7 WATER AND Ev ANSyIILE, IND
TEHHE un dersfgned have this day formed o
the purpose of doing wholesale grocery anu 49 i'4
owes purchased their stock and made additions to make
shall be able oher as good
FOR CASH any house in Evansvile or any eIty W the
West. ID q SpC1.,rtNSoN
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XV,T. X. NVcGEkEW

.r- ATTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY PUBLIC. g
once in the Crescent City Bank Building.
attend faithfully all business entrusted to him
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PKINTER'S JOE PArERS'

Nos ~ and 10 wall ST., Cincinnati, o.,
TAyE on hand a beautiful stock of PRINTER'S PA
pERS Cards Gard Sheets, Black and oclored Inks,
Rropze5 Varnishes &C., which they offer at
t'f-04' MANUFACTURERS PRICES e..
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SHERWOOD HOUSE.

TIME subscriber taken the above house ana mas
entirely retted and refurnished IT. and is prepared
to nterain the patrons the house in satisfactory
manner He has also rented the brick owned Oy
Mr Peter Burke and has goodstcck OF
riages to let. ,,., "a ~ood
The stable large clean and WE'LL ocated ana gooo
in Particularattehuoh
will he Maid to the care leftwh him for keep
ng and in all respects the public Ia lind the Sner-
rood House good Hotel. fiys.Wl ]. A. BYERS.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
u. II. COOK & SON,
WHOLESALE ANDR RETAIL DEALERS IN
GleOCEAkEES S PROVISIONS,
EVANSVILLE. INDIANA.
WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT,
FIRST STREET, FIRST DOOR FROM MAIN.
RETAIL DEPARTMENT,

KETAIL DEPARTMENT.,
MAIN STREET. FIRST DOOR BELOW THE CoRNEh
10 H. begs thank his friends in Evansville
freely bestd
he has ia business amongst them and takes
this opportunity their notice his n
H. COOK whom he has taken into partnership from this
date and solicts for the firm OF T. IL. Cook SoS
support literally conferred himself.
H. Cook having taken the business premises and
lie the stock of Mr.. NJ W. Fogter feel
will be enabled to supply the eitzehs
Evansville with aftiee they require the Gro
eery and Provision line. T. c. wish ESPECIALLY to
the country having produce
their increased facility for tax
stock and supplying them at heir store with all
articles required in the wholesale deparm ent at that
must en- sure their orders for the future feb2-f
NEW GOODS.
US received at Mrs. MeKays Cap and Trimming Stofe
80 Also-an Window Shades. Oil Cloths
reau an Stand Covers First near Main,
mhI4 7 m. t MRS. MCKAY.
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TO THE LA AIDES.
GtHANKLIN & RELY respectfully invite the at
of the ladies of Evansville and vicinity to their
Embroiders, and white goods
lrecoived. embracing:-
Lumerick Lace Collars and Sleeves;
Emb'd Linen do doj
Maltese & Chroohet tdO doj
Muslin do do;,
Jaeonet Cambria and Swiss Collars;
swiss and Jaeonet Embroidered Bands;
do Edgngs and Insertlonsj
English Thread: Lace and Edgings;
Mourning Collars and Sleeves;
White and black English Grape Cohars;
| NOLAN and white embroidered Skirts;
| and silk Vests
/ Striped EsnisoOk. Swiss and Plal Busllnsj -
Real Embroidered Swiss dress teI
5 alalet CIV prices by ny2 SHANALlN d Mil L
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TO boat MEN

IHAyE opeued. the cor eesSSSScss. 2 sIs
t.Ief Aner of Canal and Main streets.
S&EsE SO La BOAT STORE and FAMILY GROCERY ftstrb-
lshment. where will be prepared at all times
Ohio Boats families with
tiele they need in the way of Stores.
Canal Boasmen particularly requested to remember
my place. mhl3-2twdtf JOHN FAEBELL.
'1S5G. NEW SPRING GOODS. 1856.
EUST received fresh lot of Spring Style Goods
CD prepared dispose OF the lowest figures
We shall receive all the latest of goods d
manufacturers and hope by
the merchants to merit fair
share ef their patronage. J. G. JEW ELb Il CO.. &.
mhI3-tf Corner Vine and First streets.
Cd x BBLS No. Plaster Paris store and for sale by
IS eP mh26 u. II. COOK SON.
utility, BEAUTY, ELEGANCE
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5Sd 81 dG1 sssTtsd
bales Ticking 5ee,d this day day for sale
apl9 AIS Main street. Louisville Ky:
stara Saa SID ,a GN % 9sId
my9 -- IL AIS Main street. Louisville Ky.
SI0 COFFEE bags choice land ding per steamer Ben
| APPS Sycamore Wafer
| EtHANCY PRINTs.-25O cases hands0me styles in
mys 4ls Main street. Louisville. Ky
ESLEACHED DRILLs.-lO cases il store and for sale
mys AIS Main street. Louisville. Ky.
DUCKS bale received e day ID and for sale BY
| - AS Main street. Louisville KY.
500 KEGS Nail Mails; 10 tons assorted easti9Fs
L9,UFR-Rye B1ekwheat and suRerdne wheat Flour
or sp Pair Pl'w saHSs ArpSi osR
s sale ES apes complete s%SgT 6ns
yA Ts,d and sale b Sssps'
|2O BONES @ys offs. c. soda received e nd s. ISg
and fsF al. 81 picks R Ss and Mus'gnans Tsssee Esa
Low S1'S' Go .GFH is ana sai ISS Ky
1s E0N Co., PifS Mss sss s asf a sE 'f
IN 0-s 0agss Olive oil rsss,y'd
s y nIs Ns3ii red low s'G GO sn'
lOObss spo '' Fl'ar 20 Gem .aree e. sooR s6s
300 SETS TITS Buggy and Wagon springs for & ,sli
boxes ass'd brandt R S@yaS
SALERATTs- boxes sta6lsys p il store
barrels Pittsburgh Ale reeevGS I'd pRs fSr gsls BY
I n myl4 l: q ~ HfImANN.
ssd A .s. 3 boxes Of g. 4sTF zSss!sd
s.ss. ;r .ss Hnsh %g Dairy aRd y yfF EaRsS
All y sp toG &c co.
'ENOBAOCOlob assorted qualities ives pounds
nylS S'' rec is' dfEBRkF ILL ISR co. yo
ap5s gsf ''sAlnsf Ol'y q nesns anu PREsT3N BROS
seo5ss s'S% ssfS5es
"A. day sn$ rs M BY j1 % S5 s''d
ap3O AIS Main street. Louisville. Ky.
ass Dozen '''0EfS G's
LII NEW CASH STORE. 7-D.si
ayOr with call to promising asest syss and
api ~ Istst FesteT, block.
EoPKNs REED have Just received anne toek Of gen
weST fSoh h as srTrmg a8a sumner
bra~ers Cloves x Hose Linen hanksfehsfs and
SuaIity and will be offered low for CASH mysn
ECLECTIC MEDICENES. ss6p 2
ECEIv ED by CRAWFORD BELL the largest assort-
preparations ever brought to this
- Leptandrin, PodOphyllin. GelsemnJ
Hydrastin. Irisin $3.50 Macroen, F--t u
Phytolaccn. Myrcin Asclepidn,
Hyoscyamin. Seutellarn. Xanthoxylin, $40
- Cypripedin, CauophyIn, Helonin. myss
EDICE-1Ocasks prime Carolina. for sale by -.
kkmy8 GEO. FOSTER eco.
J. H. IAGHEE g. CO., .s-,r
HAVING closed nearly whole first purchasesof
Spring Goods under heavy trade for the pastsix
receiving second edition purehHsedet
Offering the most Desirable
elegant Dry Goods brought to the WestG
very low priced invite merchants call and
if they cheaper than they
have bought before We are Just receiving ..--1
Prints, ---ltsi--Hi -Oottonades 0inghAms,
Apron Checks Sarinets, -F.r
b Challis. - Cassimeres, t Beree>s,
Vestings, DeLains, Jacconets, a--
&C., &c. ' ~ ----'
kinds suitable the besides es
CANT assortment of Silk and Straw Bonnets. ap27
q CASES Rnnts and shoes hest quality lust reed By
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MECHANICS WORKS.
DRY AND MdCHLNE 81


-.a-s4 EVANSVILLE, .fHf t-E f
t~ WILLIAM BOYLE S Co,
5WAVING. purchased Mr.. Henry Schrber's we'll known
Foundry would respectfully ask continuance of the
patronage extended him. and invite the attention. Of all who
want Foundry kind facilities.
ire business. and will warrant all work
do We prepared to manufac-
mre Steam Engines Hydraulic Presses. To-
Presses Mill and Grist Mill Machinery
Budins Bastings Horsepower Thrashers. Corn Sheers
Lard Kettles Lard Presses Railroad Work Steamboat he
pairs done. etc. -. rl /. lrs,
Boilers Lard Tanks, and all the fixtures belonging
hereto,
Brass castings of all kinds made to order: - n
All orders may be addressed to WIN. BOYLE CO.
mh2s-6w Evansville. Ind.
GROSS keg filled with leather; "a doz Ok Marroa;
dozIong square German Cologne "a doz bears OIL for
sale by aPl7 l. q u. hElMANN.
lbs cartoons Ribbons and handsome styles;
do STYLES Dress Trimmings;
$50 doz Cambria Cravats. assorted qualities; -
pieces super twill'd French Black Cloth;
20cartoOns Silk Velvet Ribbon, different wldths;
$50 Parasols, assorted styles Satin de Chime;
50 Tuck Combs, IS doz India Rubber Puff Combs;
| dozH gro Metal Vest Buttons;
metal Coat Buttons; $50 horn Pand do rec
| this day and for sale by JAS. Low & CO.,
mh29-d&w a-fs AIS Mainstreet, LOUISVILLE, hy>s
l
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FAR1I FOEE SALFl.

HNHE undersigned having determined to move to Cafor
sale the Farm which he now resides,
situated road leading from Evansville to MI vernon
in Perry Township, containing 70 acres oa1d rs Co
prsed of three tracts we'll improved and supplied
the best in healthy of the county OF
wishing purchase part the whole OF
Farm will learn the terms by application to the under
signed upon the premises Title indisR1ta6le >y,o,,r
anil Nd3mN IHO9lAO
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EX-CH A 6 Il "A q 4 Il LIS mo
NeWbUrg, Ind.
!. ~ H,EI0R RIIRls & WYMAN 80

NeWburgs ma
@ THORNBURG & WYMAN "a
I BEG leave to inform the ctE ans sf arrlek ape -
that they purchased the Hotel STAND
formerly kept by T. Hazen and intend 70 keep up tne
management They have REFURNIsHED and REFITTED the
are pre- to accommodates all their
4; be most m style Their table will be
sunnisd with the market affords; in Short NO
x;iI he shared to EXCHANGE first
Hotel stables will be kept in the best possih.e
condition accommodate with animals
| lmh28 Ivd1yW i
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aARINTS.-25 cases new .tyles fancy Print; .-t
s do black and white do;
.t-ssf- s do solid black do; 80
pao,d .b;. dav and for sale by JAMES Low IL CO..
mhIS-d&w 4lS Main street, houlsFllIe, ~
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XEs-oollins. Lippencotts and Manns; casks trace
hSI N SnAinS' hos Snu i"'' ~ WALDKIRCH.
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BUSINESS CHANGED.

HAVE seld stock OF Groceries Messrs T. Fl. Cook
SON who will continue the business old stand
which have rented to them for five They will also
with it their business Family Groceries
and Produce hope friends and customers will call and
examine their stock and give them liberal trial.
In retiring from business, would return my
their
very liberal patronage, and
business their general punctuality
shall be found at the office GEO.
(of which firm member) and will give the business
personal attention, and where shall be
pleased to my friends = - ----
ian22-tf NJ. w. FOSTER.
TINOB NCCO,-FiVe Lump cheap to close CONSIGNMENT
1 dec8 GEO. FOSTER n co
StHSH AND DOORs.-25.OOO Lights sash;
: - I25 Pannel Doors, in store and for sale by
ORh DAbhELL x CO.
RWOI1SGES.-I5O bbls Plantation in order and
1yM half-bbls do, for sale by onD 20
S9s - ORR bALZELL CO.
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ENOREIGN BKANDIEs AND WINES .sss-n 3
l. Maderia MSlaga; Port;
Catawba: Claret; Rhine Wine. -
For sale by mh26 ,r--. -t4 e.. s. MYERS.
SPRING AND SUM N ER GOODS.
HAVE just within stock offspring and summer
goods selected by myself with style I'd
matera invite the gentleman of the city and vicinity
for themselves. shop Second st oppo
sito Mr. McCarers Ch6rch. DAN. O'NEAL.
CIR At2K ERs At WHOLESALE uND RETAIL.
TWNE constantly keeps hand large assort
Inent of fresh Water aud Sugar Crackers and
also of soda Pilot Naval Bresd which being manufac
nv the latest Machinery they sold
low price place in the and
by the country large
stock hand shop, Water street between
Sycamore and Vine. tl 80
decI diff i. oINHIth.
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SO G1sSs @ss Boots and Shoes H'is T. aaSHEE
IDER VINEGAR.25 bbls Cider ynegpT fSr ssis by
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-05-06


guNuE Governor of the Commonwealth Of Virginia
hereby gives notice, that under the CT Il Gene
raj Assembly pnssed the 18th day OF Ma;s4, A. D. 1876
c will cause TO be prepared gd sgo2l Trasury notes
on which to borrow r.cney e; the purposes OF the COM
nonwcalth Otter tHap works OF iaerual Improvement.
TIC ss,d Io,.s vii. be made payable the order OF
bosc 70 whom they giveR Sad payable ut the TreR
sry of the Commonwealth one year after their resPec
tive dates They will bear interest from their dates until
tho tie, at which they severaly payable and
ionger They will for such times bear six per cent in
tsrr.t ucr annum. The faith OF the Commonwealth Is
pledged for payment and redemptch p.oSiaca ny
nre rnnde payable Ssy viii be receivable after the goth
Sep,cmher Tor all taxes and debts due TO the Com.
r,C.lw saith other than moneys due on sale OF her
bonds according the regulations OF Said act. The Aul
Lto- OF Pubic Accounts will redeem and pay the said
Treasury when the are redeeniabe a.d paya
BILE He may also, with the consent OF tae Governor,
,rchnse the said notes mt par He ;nHy, aso, with Ike
ronsrnt borrow such ~ pay think exped!ent and
necessary to meet pukc engagements on me sale OF
the Auditor Of Public Accounts on the receipt oil the
TreGs,uer 10: TIE money paid therefor The amount
OF sch notes outstanding ~ any ono nme untii
at October, 1885, caI-Eol exceed in the aggregate
al 800 900 in principal Afterwards no more can De soid
and delivered until the amount outstanding Is reduced 10
ssG0 900 and exceed that Eun in principal
n,il The Both September 1863 After that date no more
can be sold md delivered until the amount outstaRdnE lie
reduced s4O0 600 and then it cannot exceed ihn' sum-
in nrincipa until the Both september, ls1S AID, alter
date the sale and delivery Of such Treasury NOTES
will wholly cease and determine aey will be signed on
behalf OF the Comrnanweg4h, by the Treasurer. and
mntersianed hy tie auditor Of Pubic Accounts. under
be forms pr ps;;iprd hi said act The Commonwealth
and toaers Of said notes will be protected as far AS
practicable By such Instructions rules and regulations
The Auditor Of Public Accounts mny make and ssus
,painst fraud and losses Upon the Of ny o. them
TO the Treasury, they cannot be ressdfh ar must be
cancelled New notes only mag he delivered In place of
he notes returned md csn:eiicd within tho limits OF
be amounts allowed be outstanding at sny one time
The law. Rgns ofsipg hank notes made applicable
u. ;yell &c the h5gery OF theso notes
Bds for loans upon notes be prepared and delivered
,nd.r this act " II be received and considered until the
at day Of May In the year 1856 And the Auditor Of
Pubic Accounts will this time forth receive &ids for
hc sale and delivery of these rate under par
by authority Of the Governor,
e. w. CLUTTER,
Aud Pub. Acc'ts.