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The Oxford intelligencer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1860-18??, 1861-01-02

Absolutely necessary bT its essfnl operatioh.'
kowas, thens 10. remedy the ddsfeetsi abose
leDnmerateds and some othersIof minor imports
ance, that the CeRFeDtioh4 which framed our
present Constitution wasassembied in 1857. 1t
was. IN thelang,rsge Of the preamble to that H.
strument Ito form d more perfect Snhion.,,,ZF
Union Of WHAT Net o. the people Of theL Con-
federaeyas nebody but of the peopls Of tbe
seyefal States in their oharacterof distinct and
Eihaepepdent political. cemmunities IL was to
form Union Of States. 50, far, as their common
interests required it and no farther; and ia, do
ing 50. to be careful not to surrender or abnerate
asingIe 1.-THE Of their Sovereignty, except so far
Pas was absolutely Necessary to effect the general
PURPOSES Ia view. - taizi 5-a- - - rev
: --sssseas sd bies r.saoE55 'sssA ~ g.
The facts Of history which we hare given es
tabiish the truth Of ibis position beyond CUES
tiop. But If history were silent. the Coustitu.
ton Itself leaves no room for DOUBT The pre-
nnbIe deciafeg that Il was ordained and estab-
iishea, hotfof the peOple Of Anefica, nor for the
people of sHyacOhsoIEdated osssefnhetit nor srr
even for the people Of these States in general,
but ''for the URftsEsStitessof Anacrica,ls Il
was power of attorney executed BY the sever.
al States, BY which they appointed a common
agent to exercise certain functions, and to trans
act certain business Of a general nature for the
common l.eneHt iofatl1ch an If the business
Of the ConSentioh had Been to ol,Ifternte the
State ssvsruignties, and form grand centralized
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Csss'tstnsos and .Neso YEARS.
f. r II H Oh # II Il OF t Il r. Y,
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE LOUISIANA voLUN
~ ~ "a TIERS AND THEIR FAMILIES

The undersigned have undertaken to organize and supern
tend Lottery be drawn the benefit the Louisiana Vol
their families and solicit the patriotic cooperation
of the citizens of New Orleans and tile State of Louisiana
following scheme . s--
LIST. committee composed the undersigned shall from,
the fourth the twenfrst day of December present. with
the exception of SundaysD be daily attendance
o'clock A. NJ to o'clock P NJ at the ST. Louis Hotel ZEN
Royal the purpose of receiving donations
of every descrptoewelry trinkets hooks objects of
ornament which shall constitute prizes be drawn
hereinafter directed each article be labelled with hume
Of the donor ness otherwise instructed and book
for the Inspection of vstors, '-. 90.
ID Each donation thus received will appraised by the
committee who shall issue lottery tickets to of such
appraisenen which shall one dollar each and prizes
drawn unsold tickets shall sold for the benefit
of the fund. 5- "'" H *s 81
Sd The articles thus collected shall be arranged for exhbi
tiun and constitute Bazaar for daily Sundays
cepted The charge of entrance to be twenty cents
4h From Christmas Eve and every successive evening
excepting Sunday until New Years Eve partial drawing of
the Lottery shall lake place. the donations being divided
equally practicable both regards value and speces
corresponding with the number of nights through which
the drawings be continued Prizes drawn removed
after the close Of the Lottery.
9Th. Ta7les of refreshments will kept ladies' an eff
cient orchestra retained.
9th The proceeds the entrance fees the tables
and Lottery viii be appropriated The purposes set forth
such and form the committee shall
visible
It is thought that this undertaking will with entire
it Affords by the presentation of objects already in the
possession of the donor graceful mode of showing
soldiers that in these days of fesviy they their
families not forgotten and by the esentaon of tickets
the Lottery friends home lin the place ordinary
Christmas New YEARS. gifts the chance winning prizes in
good cause, which they will surely prefer to receiving gifts
nnhalowed by such associations
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A'Card.

The Ladies Of the Association Clothing the Children Of our
absent Soldiers beg leave thanks 10 those friends
who have aided them By donations money goods and cloth
ing in commencing thi, charity Up to this TIME twelve HIM
dred have been furnished about hundred chill
den and estimated from information from the
Free Market Committee that three housnd more children
Volunteers in absolute of necessary rameat The
Ladies Who have engaged in the of this duty ear
nesy hope that will be promptly furnished to connlee
this work ofjustce to the families hose who rskng their
lives in the defense of our rights -.r
The Associa ion would gladly undertake. in addition TO their
original design to furnish clothing the children Of
but destitute families having military Claims on their being
recommended by those who willing aid in this work of
humanity but this must entirely depend upon the means turf
nished by charitable public 3.
Contributions in money dry goods spare clothing will be
thankfully received at the Old Canal Bank building corner Of
Nachez Magazine streets where the Ladies are engaged
from 10 till O'Clock, every day. in cutting and distributing
ciething.. MO 4-.. s..., I'd. -- -. DE- 2p3t
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Aeesing of tho membersof Company B. Orleans Cadets
Regiment Louisiana Volunteers, being held Camp Pc
Young S Ys November ID 1851 for the purpose
expressing their coincidence with the family Of departed
friend and companion, Mr. ELBRIDaE B. COOK who died at
williamsburg the 10th instant The object of the meeting
being expressed by Captain Alexander Hart A. Houston was
called the chair who proceeded to appoint COMMITTEES OF
draft resolutions expressive of the above The following
resolutions offered and adoptea--S eS "a 2
Resolved That In the death of Ebridge COOK we nave oss
much esteemed aud valued friend and broth arms
Resolved, That it has pleased All Wise PfoStdence In
His nscrutabe Ways take from our midst one who ahongh
old friend to most Of has endeaed himself TO all by MS
uroanty and goodness of heart we bow to His decree
Resolved deeply sympAhile with the family and
relatives of the deceased their sad beeavmen and hereby
coincidence with them hoping that the knowledge oil
the sacrifice al the altar Country's Liberty will
temper their affection.
Resolved That copy OF the above be forwarded to the fam
lily Of the and published in two Of the daily
the city OF New Orleans.
Al. HOUSTON, Chairman.
H. M4Rcr Secretary. f~- ~ ad4 IL
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aase -appeai for SaasaU .Rrnss
10 The
CITIZENS OF LOUISIANA AND ADJOINING STATES.

NEW ORLEANS Aug IL, 1851.
Having been appointed the Secretary War an aRes
Collect receive and purchase small for tie
States deem necessary and cxpedent known the
fact generally possible the to secure in
work which needs to be done quickly Citizens and patriots
fonr Government asks for the many thousands TRIED guns
thai lie unused in your houses Recent experiments
proven that Of your fine Double Bareed Shot Guns
with the improved Mimic ball is than match for the
much talked Of Mimic Musket Then bring them forth and
place them the altar Of your countrys liberty that they
may ct once be conecrated the noble Of Christian de-
Tense II objection be made to seudng away your gGs
be urged that MAY need them home reply H. that
the surest the necessity using them at hons
to place them in the hands of The maay thousands
men who chatting with anxious desire TO stand as wall
Of re between and the invading If this answer be
deemed nconcusive then the reflection those high in a
thorty those in whose judgment have confidence and
who is but fair to know well necessities both
at home and On our bordars have after deliberations in
auguraed this movement should be q guarantee for
the wisdom utility and patriotism service yon are called
on to perform Then rs you desire short speedy peace
and an acknowledgment of independence honorable
selves place your the disposal your Government
AS desire strike the hearts Of those ho now
plotting our subiucnon and destruction known that
the rusy Rifle, and the death dealing Shot Gun which you
have hitherto 70 highly priced take part next con
c rendering If possible victory complete than was
their defeat and route Oh the plains of Manassas.
My Instructions contemplate shall send forth into onr
more popuous regions assistant agents. charged the duty
OF collecting and forwarding proper points the weapons
thus obtained 1t may be we'll here state that apy one who
wishes to do though he by an Agent can
greatly facilitate this work sending any guns he has or can
command to address, Of Robert Pkin No. ID Camp
street. New Orleans
BALLARD 8. DUNN,
Agent for Collecting Receiving, and Purchasing Small Arms
for the Confederate States ap13 gnf
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Aew sn DAILY Crescent aveautsaay sornag aetmber A. 1861


FL Charities Street. III
GENTINE POPULAR MEDICINES.
FOR SALE BY
z II. WRIGHT Il. CO.,
No. 81 Chartres street, New Orleans.
w. = "h nQuanities to suit purchasers.
QUTNINE;.
i Winners CANADIAN vERMIFUGE, '-@
JOHN BULLS sARsAPARIL.A, ,..
HosrETTER's BITTERs,
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL,
wIsTAR's BALsAh OF WILD CHERRY,
.-. RAILWAYS READY RELIEF, Il
DR.. JAYKE's FAMILY MEDICINES, ..
.- COD LIVER OILS, -.0- q,
e BALLEY's MAGIC PAIN ExTR ACTOR
osgood's India Cho' agoge
Rogers Syrup of Liverwort and Tar,
Brsndreths Pills, ..'.
Perry Davis Pain Killer
Mofats Pills.
ar MoTat's Pills.
NcLane's yennfuge and Pills,
Hoohand's German Btters,
B. \. Fahnestock's yermfugc,
Winslow's Soothing Syrup
.. Smiths Tonic Syrup for Chills, etc,
yanderveer's Medicated schuspps,
.rH. 900. Mills Bourbonia
va Wilson'S Rat and Roach Destroyer.
Van zandt's Detergent,
Darby's Prophy Tactic Fluid.
HaIers Kathariop.
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The Confederate States
.oTToN TIE AND WOOD HOOPS.
f. N. Wis, Patentee,
HOLLY SPRINGS, MISS.

This is the most fastening made the construction
bringing into action of the powerful principles
in mechanics that stronger stronger the
clasp about the hoop and the therefore the hold
and so simple That child may make it.
The test in szymansk press in this city the II cstau
of bale OF cotton bound in white oak boephe hale
Messrs. Nixon Co. IS Union streetdeuonsrated
that cotton bound in hi- way bears the perfectly
for foreign shipment and iron bands be dispensed
with.
It be furihed cheaper than any ohe and brings
use hoop5which may be made by plantation hands, white
oak hickory and other suitable wood found everywhere
in the Confederate States, thus saving large yearly per
centage.
DectionsHoops for Cotton should be one inch wide
by three xteenhs thick enlarged The ends TO quarter
inch thick
For the tie and other particulars. address
THEODORE DUY4L,
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A Card-Kennoval.

noiar Commercial College is removed TIA Canal str eel
University Square, between Bafenne PhilHppa streets
Open day and evening There special apartment for ladies
who wish TO prepare themselves for the duties the
Solye upon than There also Apartments and Professors
fof Penmanship Book keeping, Mathematics AncieLt aad
Modern Languages. $40
Ladies' aud gentlemen Who wish prepare themselves speed
y Tor business and those who wish acquire the Modern and
Ancient Languages Mathematics etc. invited to CALL I'm.
less we educate with doubled energy in times Of war shall
raise youth in mental aud physical deness and unfit to
know defend their rights We should bri into service
all the mental and material resources Of tbs country
RUFUS DoLBEAR, President.
The large store ~ Canal street very low "a apst.
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NOTICE FROM THE GOVERNOR TO HOSE PRE-
PAIRING IT.

am now endeavoriug to furnish Volunteer Troons
Louisiana with suitable winter clothing having prepared
uniform suits of wooden cloth and suitable undecoths to be
distributed among them Informed that the patriotic ci
zens OF several parishes also preparations
for the benefit of their companies If these contributions of
clothing ae sent by them directly their companies
without being Of the quantity and sent and the
companies supplied great consioH waste will be the con-
sequence.
soldier can only certain quantity of clothing It is
of great importance that each soldiers shall have
good substantial WOODEN suits possble but tits also
important that there be of action among supply
Ing he in order 10 avoid sending double supplies to COM
panies
Therefore urgently recommend the citizens The country
parishes to send to in this CITY, such supplies of clothing rs
they may with explicit directions companies
or individuals for whom they intended Twill take care
that they reach their destination The clothes be boxed
baled and directed New Orleans with the name
of the for which they intended marked on it. and
statement sent to OF Its contents that may not Gp.
cate the articles.
respectfully request the newspapers give publicity these
suggestions in consideration of the objects effected
THOS. o. MOORE, Governor
New Orleans, Aug. II. 1861. aul9 2ptf
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Foreign .Waig from .FesU Orleans,
-' VIA TAMPICo,
CONNECTING WITH BRITISH MAIL STEAMERS,
Orleans,

The undersigned, suffering common with Others the
uconveniences of blockade with foreign
countries has, by the advice and approval Of j. L. Ridde
Postmaster at New Orleans taken needul measures to es
ahish at his expense Monthly Mail between New Or.
leans and the Mexican port Tampco to connect with the
regular British Mail Steamers touching at that port
de Mesrgney and p H. Mazard highly recommended by New
orleans merchants have been appointed and duly qualified
mail carriers by Postmaster for this service The first mail
consisting of 1898 letters left this city the instant in
charge of Mr. Mesgrgney The second mail will close on the
9Th of November, poxmo, O'Clock P NJ and will leave
New Orleans the morning. The thd will leave New
Orleans on the 10th of December and subsequently,
proper be made the regular times of eua
tufe will be on the 10th and 18th OF each monh making semi
monthly mail,
7TW Of Charges om2oiay Letters, Including Confederate
Postage.
Single Letters half less doupe and multpe rates
in proportion
10 Mexico. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
~ AnanH oi ouoa.
~ " eS' i"oeS' ''''.'-''''''..'..'...0e
10 Europe ...-..........,-.............l0 90
Letters from abroad be received through route
The foreign Postage such Letters be prepad TO Tam
pco and they must be endorsed By West India Mail via
Iampico, care of Postmaster at Maamoros."
ANTONIO COSTA,
New Orleans Oct, Is, 1861. No. l6 Customhouse st.
Post-Ofice Notice.
public confidence. Antonio Costa Esq., is New Orleans er
chant of responsibility and Hs has been resident
OF New Orleans for the last thirty years
Letters intended for this Mail may enclosed along with the
money required per tariff above the outer
dressed Costas Foreign Mail, of Postmaster
leans"
The Confederate Postage this ofiae prepaid.
]. L. RIDDELL, Postmaster.
New Orleans, October Is, 1861. ol9 2pT
skReYCfsdEsags' kR0SeG.
CORNER ST. CHARLES AND CANAL STREET.
HRxp- oRSx.RANM
Thspeassnest and conveniently House in ID
sty.
BOARD.
Eef III o.
Per Wesk, board onlyl Observation-Disclosures. SOC
Per Month. u 81
BRET d HALLER,
Aal7 2ply Proprietors
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A Card.

- p 20 49,. f.-.- CAN'T HeLLINs, s.s. y
10. ,. a...- .... Centrevle, Va, Nov IL, 1851 3
The undersigned composing the I'd Company the Battalion
of Washington Artillery adopt this method Of expressing
heartfelt at the necessity which has
ton Of Of their gallant and esteemed officer Lieutenant
CUTHBERr II. sLOCoMB, whose urbsny of manner, i'm
partially of conduct and deep interest manifested in behalf
his and the Of Liberty, won for him the highest
admiration and esteem of ALL In his temporary withdra
from the service pee by Of the urgent natute
he carries with him the best wishes of every member of the
Company all of whom have been the recipients many
at his hands which will be kindly aud gratefully
bered Whilst depon the loss they have sustained BY the
withdrawal of their friend and officer the time they
minded that In the resignation of Lieut. Socoub country
loses brave and accomplished soldier and
Of Southern rights Their best wishes will always attend him
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Circular.

-'@-.' fi "} Z. CoSrEpER4TE srArEs OF ArxRr.
49, Hf- ~ ~ treasury Department. 80
MI. r, 81, 8 1,..r, - i AuS - iooi
secrsts e ,ho r.,r ~ &C. 800 - Inv
eeadipe ona br,dred ,,iions NJ ,io,Iors e -,
ing lis treasprv notss. and for r,atin sy,, r - 49,
ceeds of the sale Of raw nrodpce and al; a. d
the purchase Of specis and military stores
Under the apthoritv os a uravio,s .. tho "A
Commissioners resident in different sections of The sv
st.tss Ia solicit Il, advance. f,o,n ,,,+., ,e -. IT,,
Others subscriptions of the proceeds of The se oF their
branches of industry 10 be laid for in bonds oF the
Confederate States. 81. All 5-F
To the paotc jealous efforts of these no
less than the lofty patriotism the people, the Government
is for subscription which reaches already
many millions of dollars The beray Of every class the
community has been evneed The cotton the rice the tobacco
ana 'he sugar nave Wed with each other and in the
eu s'apie aohe Inc IN several OF the States
reaches from ohe'lara 70 one-ha OF the entire crop.
Ot propoSeu az has been frequently explained 10 inter
s,e WIN inc u anu customary ARRANGEMENTS OF planters and
'' sh'ns s' VI itstt poFnee ms Is not necessary
a., ~ ,ss -. 10 S'i',, 'i9o III advance
.t a'o "c he 10 "iiiing 10 subscribe, the
' M p " s'e''' tue faoos Or merchant IN whose
hands is 70 ne placed TOR SALE and who authorized pay
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s&sEvGm Btgd.

S4stRU RneF'Ws
SUCCESSOR TO sEwELL T. TAYLOR IMPORTER OF
FINE OLD WINE, LIQUORS, ETC,
Nos. IL and Is Royal street,
Has large supply of the celebrated CREME DE
BoUzY CHAMPAGNE pnts also other brands
viz: CHARLES HEIDsEIGK, PIPER HEIDsEICX, PAR
hENTIER, and other brands of inferior quality I have
large assortment of the best Old sheres AMONTI
LADo, TOPAZ, SIERRA, GOLDEN, DUFF GORDON and
ANCHOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MADEIRA. of
direct mportaoa other Maderas of grade supero
Old London Dry Dock PORT other of less grade
The celebrated sAzARAC BRANDIES-vntage 1895, l7ss
1867 and lsO5-aarge supply always hand All grades
cLAKkT and WHITE WINES in glass and wood Wills
kfs-scotch and Irish, Old Rye, Bourbon Wheat whs
kys SCOTCH ALE and PORTER in pnts and quarts COR
DlALs etc. Ny usual assortment of the best WINES which
Will be sold on reasonable city
AARON BIRD,
ais 2nl5 Nos. IS and Is Royal street.
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The intense hatred felt towards South Carolina
BY the Yankees 4 Shown BY the following para.
graph rom 4 Northern paper, Isl 5,t.
A gentleman suggests thst if there ID any proper
way. after the war d over, South Carolina should
be divided out between North Gafolina and Geor
gia, Her geographical lines ceald Thus be oblit-
Grated, but her record of infany will remain To
1.-THE last syllable ofrecorded time.p
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laAFAYErrED. Lieut., Tattnall, of the US. Ma.
rine corps. stationed for some time past on the AZ
mean coast was arrested recently on his arrival ali
hey West, and sent northward to be inearcerated
Tor the war. His offence was resigning his com.
mission IN the Federal navy, Lieut. Tattnall il
Georgian, and worthy son OF cur gallant old Com.
i rnodf,rn s45 5,lftes3s -
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A Mrs. Green, ID Marry county, has borne her
husband three babies all hoysl The Governor
should issue his proclamation forthwith, organic.
ing them into Especial corps Of GYxea.a. deug.
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SouTHERS PACIFIC RAILROAD. e- An important
notice from thesagent, q. S. Fulkerson, Esq, apt
pears in our columns this morning, to which We
direct the attention Of al those interested.
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4 SALINE. The Atlanta Intehigencer says Com
ii,issary General Whitaker has seized, during she
present week, 1910 sacks Of salt, for which be
paid az heretofore directed by Governor Brown,
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military Emporium.
b. PIF Il II II,

b. PIFFET,
122 CANAL sTREET,rToURo BUILDINGS
100000 G. D.. G. GAPS
740,o00F, l. AND Err. GUN GAPS.
100 lbs. ASSORTED SHOE TWINE.
100 GROSS PLAYING CARDS.
GOLD AND SILVER FRINGE. ...
GOLD AND SILVER PANTALooN BANDS.
GOLD AND SILVER BRAIDs AND GALLONS
IS GOLD PLATED STAFF BUTTONS
IT'S GoLD MILITARY BUTTONS.
FLAGs-Silk Worsted and Cotton.
UNIFORM BINDINGS
MILITARY DRAWERS AND SHIRTS.
Is DOE. DRINKING FLAsKS. .-,-
50Doz SOLDIERS STOCKINGS.
80 PAIRS BLANKETS.
100 DOE. FANCY PIPES.
DRUMS AND FIFEs. ..
SANTA CLAUS HEADQUARTERS
TOYS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
FINE FANCY PAPER MACHIE GOODS
LADIES'4 RES DRAWINGS, Etc.
Cheap for Cash! Cheap for CASH.:
d. 2pMoTh&satt
VI. Robert,
II RU E DE CHARITIES.
MODES AND NouvEAuTEs.
hITIITNBRY AND DRBSSMARIya
IN THE LATEST PARIS STYLE,
1891 16 II % 242p
Rem oC0E.
MALARD ~ TOOKER
HAVE REMOVED THEIR CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT
From the corner Of Canal and Old Levece Streets to
No. 10 Charities street
Where they will ontisne heretofore keep sale large
assortment Of Clothing Of description DE- 2ps&Nw
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AN ACT to Authorize Loan Of Treasury Notes and
and the for forging the same for
sEorloN1 The Congress Confederate States of Amer
ss S as o s s with ne
millions Of collars in bonds payable at the expiration twenty
n ma a p cent CT per until they become
r States for six weeks to be sold for specie military
IN nes
aas y ss - may be By the ees
oeagrsss Gnsdrae States precise steeDs Of h
in ffseona parts Of the hundred exchanged by the
~, S oo hs Of sy oss
sened; Provided Thai nothing herein shall be
resisting bs Of exchange In pay Of these bonds
BILL to BE- entitled an net authorize che issue Treasury
90 epas se S9ng5ss Of tho States Of
he is hereby anhorIsd from lime the pubio heees
sites may require to issue Treasury notes payable bearer
Of between the Confederate States aud the United States
dollars and to be reasonable at pleasure IN he sae nr
PAYABLE but the whole issue outstanding lime ncud
hundred millions of dollars the said shall be receivable
nns 81 sne wr S aelenasr provided and Of all
sso be received in payment of the subscriptions
sEe That for the purpose of funding The notes snd
aue and sE ne Of The Of pro
ss tss ms sctsary Of the lreasnrs with assent of
than tseny years after and bearing interest
eNceeGh eight centum uuti they
able the aieres 10 be paid semi annually the bonds not
70 exceed In the whole bundled millions OF dollars 10
pe deemed Substitute for thirty millions of the author
eo he issued by he act approved MAY B 1851 and This
Y % pc oeesd revocation of the authority
thrty millions The said bonds sha sums
Than enc hundred dollars fractional parts hundred
except when the subscription less than dollars
re sSa n9nds may Be issued in sums of fifty dollars They
may % sold for sgeee military and naval stores
poceels OF produce ces the same
MAJ nef as is provided by the and whe ever sub
cpnon Of the sne have been shall be pay AZ
pStueusr GATE the Secretary Of the Treasury
Indicate ~ $3.50 w 10 NC "'NA' $40 Nv I"
SEQ That for the special purpose Of paying The PRINCIPAL
anu interest OF TIE public debt and of supporting the Govern
he war TAX shall be assessed of ATTY cents npou
etc. tAet August 1857 e e''''
Sssssl1kSr 10, ISL ss92 sD,r