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SEC. l. The companies shall elect their
own officers by ballot, who shall appoint
the noncommissiOned officers of their res
pective companies, and the companies shall
by vote select their place of drill, and shall
hold special dTIN on call Of the captain or
vote Of the company.
z Whenever the opinion nf the COVER
nor OF the state, the public good requires,
he shall 10y order direct the said volunteer
companies so organized to form into regi-
ments OF not less thau Eve nor more than
ten companies each, and to that end shall
designate IN such order the several CON-
panies shall form the respective regiments,
and the time and place when and where
the said companies shall convene fer the
purpose Of electing regimental officers, at
which time and place the said comuanies
shall proceed TO elect by ballot, one col.
onel, one lieutenant colonel, and one major,
Tor each of their respective regiments, and
said regimental officers so elected shall
have the appointment of their staff.
8. Captains and lIeutenants of COM
panies, and the elective officers Of regi,
ments, shall be commissioned by the gov
ernOr for the period Of six years from the
date OF their election respectively.
1. Volunteer militia shall serve for the
term of SIX years unless discharged by age
or other legal disability, and shall ever
afterwards be free from involuntary mill
tary drty except in case of war or inya-
sion, and shall during said service be free
and exempt from personal highway tax
and from seryipg as Jurors.
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e a In,
DAD sr Barley, at the Joliet Malthouse. BIuf 81.
1. E.P0ETER
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SEC. l. The said militia shall he divided
into two CLASSES, FIRST, the voluntary. and
secondly the reserve.
z. The first class shall consist of those
who voluntarily organize themselves into
companies, Of not less than fifty nor
more than one hundred each, and who
shall elect officers and assemble for driIl
ard purposes Of military discipline not less
than four days in each year, and who shall
6e furnished with arms and equipments bT
the state, and be first subject to call or
draft into service at the requsition of the
governor.
q. The second elsss shall consist Of
thOse who do not organize themselves into
companies as aforesaid. and shall also be
subject 20 draft, or called into service.
Juliet signal., 1861-05-14
The New nIIIifia Law.

The following is the amendatory militia
law passed at the recent session of tie
Legislature
a An AT to amend the Chapter 40. of the
heVised Statutes, entitled Militia"
IL, ne enaefed Jg Tie People ofthe Stafe of
1HH'ois TePreselated ia The General AsseD,6{.-
ARTICLE L.
SECTION 1. The militia of the state oe
Illinois shall be composed of all free vb;,s
male. able bodied citizens thereof who are
between the ages Of eighteen and fortv-
hve years, and for The purposes OF this az.
permanent residents shall be deemed cit;.
zens. s'''
z. As soon as may be after the passage
OF this act, it shall be the duty of the as
SCISSORS OF the townships, 10 counties hay-
ing township organizations, to make a
complete list of all persons in their respeo-
i've townships subject 10 military dutv
unaer TINS act. one copy Of which. dui7
certihed. shall be fled aud recorded in The
ONCE OF the county clerk of said eo1nfv
aud such return shall be made before he
frst day Of August next. S'9-s'-sS =
8. 1t shall be the duty OF the assessors
IN counties not having township orraniza-
tiOns, To make like COMPLETE list of ALL
persons subject to military duty as afore.
said' IN their respective counties, and cause
tue same to be recorded in the Office Of the
county clerks Of said respective counties as
soon as may be, AID by the first day Of
August next
4; IL tshall be the duty of the county
clerks on receipt Of the aforesaid Lists
iSrthwlth to Forward a copy of said list to
the adJutant general of this state, who
fee.
3. Said list shall be annually corrected
by said assessors at the time Of making
their annual assessments cypies of which
shall be duly certified, forwarded aud fled
as foresaid.
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BiIIy Wilson's Zouaye..

The regiment of roughs, raised by Billy
" ilson, in New York, is composed of the
hardest Of New York's humanity. A letter
rom New Yorker, received In this city
yesterday, contains the following incident.
Which is sufficiently illustrative of their
Yesterday Methodist clergyman went
qown to Staten Island to exhort them.
biiiy Wilson drew his men up and called
.nttention.' The Parson gave them verv
eanying and appropriate discourse, to
which, IN obedience to the ColonePs COM
nands, they listened attentivelv. When the
fsrson had finished. Billy gave his boys
snnrt talk, somewhat in this wise:
Buys, l want you to remember what
the minister has told you. 1t is all for
your good take his advice and follow i. :;
'oz there is no knowing but what in less
<Han SIX months every id - of yOu
~1I be in hellin Here voice from the
<afk called out. ssThree cheers for he'll r,
- lh<y xere given eith viii Z.
The Parson, astonished and angry, asked
what IL meant. Oh" says Billy, 1.-The
boys don't know much about scripture.
They think hell is somewhere between
Montgomery and New Orleans, and they
are ID anxious to get down IN that
neIghborhood !"--Mihcdukie Netcs.
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A. f u l. l. Z R

Night Exchange Sold ut the lowest
~ CURRENT RATES AT
HANTs AND DRoyERs BANK
Rda<soHs Building,
Banking Hours, to II, and to 4.
Juliet signal., 1861-05-14

~" WILNINWIONr ILL
~ LIBERAL advance made to Farmers, who prefer 10
chip their grain to their friends in Chicago OF St
Touis n22ly
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r.rm.arsuh.sr,n,,on
BUSINESS oARDs.

rINI)5. II. MARSH, Attorney aud Counselor atLaw
AMI solicitor In Chancery.
OTNcE-No.29 Jefferson street, Joliet Illinois
Juliet signal., 1861-05-14

TNW--E. FgYr0N DURs on, u,n ooka, Grundy CO
III Illinois (juue 2G n
Juliet signal., 1861-05-14

MY J. HEATH, Police Magistrate, aud Justice o
Nv the Peace, once on corner of jefferson Chi.
cago Streets. Joliet, III.
wnI attend promptly all business intrusted to
are Collecting, paying taxes, conveyanclng ana all
ftsr business pertaining to his Office.
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DENTISTR

II K. STREETER, Commissioner OF Deeds for TIL
u State Of Pennsylvania. VIII take proof and acka
dxsd recorded in said State. Office Jefferson st.
Ioliet III.
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Soldiers GEoyhinQ.
TICE FROM THE GOVERNOR TO THOSE PRE-
PAIRING 1T

NOTICE FROM THE GOVERNOR TO THOSE PRE-
PAIRING IT.
am endeavOng to furnish the Volunteer Troops Of
Louisiana with suitable winter clotIng having prepared
unfon suits OF WOODEN cloth and suitable undercothes
distributed among them am informed that the patriotic ct
of several parishes also engaged in similar preparations
for tile benefit OF their companies If these contributions of
clothing sent by them directly TO their several companies
without being of the quantity and kind and the
companies supplied great confusion and will be the con
sequence,
older only carry certain quantity of clothing. is
of great Importance that each soldiers shall have
good substantial WOODEN suits possible but it also
important that there be action among those supply
ing them, in order avoid sending double supplies
panes.
therefore urgently recommend the citizens of the country
parishes send in this city such supplies of clothing
they may prepare, with explicit directions the companies
individuals for whom they intended will take
that they their destination The clothes should be boxed
up baed and directed in New Orleans with
of the company for which they intended marked
a of its contents that may dupli
the articles
respectfully request the newspapers to publicity TO these
suggestions in consideration of heohjec to he effected.
THOS 0. MOORE, Governor.
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New Orleans.
OILS, NAVY PITCH, AXLE CREASE AND HAprHA.

No. ! CAR BOX OIL, in casks and barrels, su
peror to Lard or equal to sperm oils for
Railroad boxes. .................. IS cts. gal.
No. l REFINED OIL, IL casks and barrels,
suitable for mixing with any other Oils. IS :.
No. 2 REFINED OIL, in casks and barrels,
suitable for painting on all outside work,
and any color except white. ..,......... 20 :.
No. REFINED OIL, in casks and bills, suit
able for Ship and S.eRnhoat decks, Root
ing etc.,. 40
No. ] GAS OIL. in casks and barrels, snitable
for the various kinds Of gas apparatus. 80 :.
COMMON ROsIN OIL, in casks suitable for
mixing with Lime for washes, also for
covering fences workS etc, preserv.
ing the wood from exposure to the
ther or for mixing with common paint
Tanners Oils. INSTRUMENTATION. 3
AXLE or WHEEL GREASE. in barrels half
bbs and kegs, made for the Plantation,
Farm, City and Country use............. ets. lb.
NAPTHA, Crude and Refined, In casks, nsed
for manufacturing burning fluids % 30 gal
NAVY PITCH, in q sad Al gall. barrels,
ranted free from Water, Sand Chips, and
other Impurities. Price according
ket
We are now manufacturing the above enumerated articles
and prepared fill all orders We call the attention of
Dealers aad Consumers stock and bear In mind they
PURE and UNIFORM, manufactured exclusively from
Southern MATERIAL and managed and by Southern
TREASURY NOTES taken at par Discounts made to the
trade.
SIMEON TOBY, JR.,
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aasa sappenE for .SnsaH slREa,ss
}ITI2ENS OF LOUISIANA AND ADJOINING STATES.


CITIZENS OF LOUISIANA AND ADJOINING STATES.
NEW ORLEASs, Aug. 10, 1851.
Having been appointed by the Secretary Of War agent
collect receive and purchase small for the Confederate
States deem necessary AMI expedieu
fact generally possible the better
work wbcA needs to De done quickly Citizens patriots
Your Guyerre asks f9 the Thousands Vt TRIED aGs
that e unused in yUur hnu Recent experiments have
that OF your fine Double Earreed Shot Guns
with the improved Mimic bail is than match for the
much talked of Miut Mushet Then, bring them forth and
lie conecrR5d to the noble work Christian de-
Tense Ii objection Gc made 10 sending away your guns and 1t
he urged iEaE you need them home the reply H. ttat
the way prveuL Necessity Of Using them ut home
to place them in hlnls Of the many thousands
who Glazing with deslre stand as wall
OF fire between you md the invading If answer be
deemed mcOcu,ve the reflection that those high in
thorry those in whore Judgment all confidence and
Who ii hut tar pre know veil necessities both
at home and borders have AFTER MIXTURE deiberao
tire wisdom utility and patriotism Of the you are ced
on to perform. Then desire short war; speedy peace
acknowledgment Of independence honorable TO our
selves place th disposal Of Government
AS desire strike the hearts those who are now
plotting uT s"hughtion and DISTINCTION let be that
the tEusty Rifle and the death dealing Gun which YOU
have hitherto highly prized take part
'ct rendering if possible victory complete than
their defeat and route on the plans of Manassas.
NY nsTruc ions contemplate shall send forth
more popuous regions assistant agents. charged with the duty
Of CO" citing and forwarding to points, all the weapons
thus obtained Ii may BE- we'll here that any who
wishes to do though he be visited by Agent
entity 'Hctae this work by sending any guns he has
command my address, Of Robert pRn, No. - Camp
street New Orleans.
BALLARD S. DUNN,
Agent for Collecting Receiving and Purchasing Small Arms
for the Confederate States. aul5 9pn
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10 ALL GOOD CITIZENS.

,t. ..-.
go NEw ORLEANS Aug 49, 1861.
Az this Committee has received with deep regret positive
proof that mppsons have been gaeed the public gen.
eroSty by obtaining relief who entitled to the
they hereby appeal all good citizens. wbe may
to the knowledge Of any such of fraud ton'orn
hes of the Committee in person. Leave such NATION
With as little delay possible theft oce Secotarys Room
CT Board Of Assistant Aldermen. The following
Of the Committee
ra GERARD STIRH Board of Aldermen
. s- p. DELABARRE,
l.. L. FORsTALL, :. :.
}. H. HuGkENS, ;. =.
,SAS BEGG5, Board Of Asst Aldermen
W. F. BODGEINs, :. f..
j. B. LEEFE, >. e.
.f' JAMES DAVIS, F.. .
--.r.a. JAMES BEGGs,
@ule 2pU Chairman of the Committee.
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Wanted, Forty-four Nurses.

b. the Committee for the Relief Of the Sick and Wounded
the Confederate States Army, FORTY -FOUR MALE NURSES
60 to Virginia None need apply without good recommends
tion as to qualification aud sobrety.
Apply at No. IS GraVier street, nj I'm
7. Q. SUlIY Chairman Relief Comm tee,
New Orleans, Sept. 46 1861. SEE! tt
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number of Ladies' having organized themselves into A 40
cey for the purpose of preparing Lint The relief of those
who may DO wounded the coming CONFLICT they would solicit
the aid Of every lady in the city in this mercy The
Young Mems Christian Association have kindly rendered
their aid and by the lbeay of the Mutual nsur
Company, room No g. story 81 Camp street. a.
Joining the of said Association been preferred for our
depository, in addition the Hall of the Association
We smcsrey hope that every hoaseeeper in New will
respond Immediately with donations old linen and other
useful articles a79 2ptf
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we arE authorized 40

*5- for Congress we "rs authorized 40
n REID, Esq, cM,1dalo tor the Second
Congressional District cempostt the First and Fourth NUM-
up Districts of New Orleans and ire Parish Of Jefferson
tupre and Congressional District regular
res the Confederate States subject The approval and
rattle ou Of the ELECTORS thereof, he election be held
the first Wednesday Of November se24 t.
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n Card.

PARISH ST. TAHHANY La,
September Is, lsol.
President Rnius Dolhear, New Orleans, La:
sirTle undersigned, of ST. Tammsny parish, believe
that the present crisis demands that should tend to our Con-
persons fully understand its full extent and VINO
have the energy push through such measures as VIII tea 10
bring the war speedy and houor bic close and heeShS
from yop mast ad1ocacy Of Southern rights and interests that
you qualified to important service If elected we ASK
souo per. your be used IS candidate 10 represent
he First Congressional District.
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fIasT BRIG ABE LOUIS "a MtIfFI An order is
issuea fora meeting of the field and company off
GERS of this brigade, to be held on next Monday
aftsfnoon at 5 clock, fol tile purpose of trans
acting important business. IL /, iss..s
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THE Nooa PERroRMANcE AZ THE ACADEMY OF
Music Harry Mccarthy will giVe4a performance
at tbs Academy to-day at u. Everybody should
go aad see 1t, who cannot get time to go at night.
Nwni be worth seeing, sure.
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N@-O. Talanlon Dessommes ~ Co., Import
Foreign Dry foods, No. Magazine etset Merchants
Of the Interior adjoining states visiting the city, will
tnd abcve.paed establishment of the most complete
Foreign Dry imp rtea into this coan
try So prccs would be III ugh possible in
ordinary Give then a call sr4 2llbeod
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RBNotice-I take this method of offe ring,
10Y services free charge, families those
from the city military duty. ReSidence
Harmony between Prya and coliseum streets Fourth
District.
ySl 2ptf =. TEISER, N. D.
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Foa S#ERIF That widely known and highly
respected feIlow-citizen, W. G. Mullen, Esq, is
elsewhere announced as a candidate forsthe office
ef Sheriff Of the First District Court Of the parish
pf Orleans. His numerous friends viii doubtless
advocate bis claims with much vigor and efficiency.
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Jyl tf2p6t
Flags, Seuords, Ssc0rHs, Flags.

The Undersigned great expense has established In this
city Nanuactory for making SWORDS in any quantity
Officers, which he offers for sale al sos each.
Every Sword issued from his factory fully guaranteed to
be equal TO- If not superior any manufactured home
ported from foreign Parties purchasing will per
fecty satisfied
Has also hand large varied and rich assortment or
GOLD, SILVER AND WORSTED
MILITARY TRIMMINGS
EMBROIDERING IN GOLD done in tho most elegant man
ner, aud in any style ordered.
Offers for sale
WORSTED the best assorted and largest stock the Coufed-
crate States
FLAGS, of all sizes Plain and Embroidered for Companies
Regiments AID Societies, made to order with dispatch.
FLAG STAFFs AND SPEARS, either Gold Or Silver. al.
ways on hand
F. GUEBLE,
No 157 Canal street. door D. f. Holmes.
z8~Ordes from the country will be promptly attended to-
scl0 2p1nl
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~ DIR. Cyrus S.. Magoun, Conoordia par
sh, is candidate for SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC
EDUCATION, at the general election November next.
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.8e-Esd. Crescents fsleass ann 'nnce James
BRADLEY Candidate G0n-Iao ri JUSTICES Court,
in Ots,rict bounded py Julia Fuos and from
the Rver to The Swamp. Etect9 IN, attn Nasam leF
ans 2pta NJ r'Y voters
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k. NEr. Eaitor: Please announce George
W. ADLER Candidate GoisEabls FRS JUSTICES
Court at The en- sning election seI2 2pe'
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as-B. l.. Defreese. the present incumbent,
is a candidate ler State Tressalrsr. iyl 2ptd
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4s-nerrtng's Patent champion Fire and
Burglar Proof SAFES Nos 81 aud bA "r'et street. New Or
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aRNg'1M Bt3'ds

sAsFGN ABt3'Gs
SUCCESSOR TO sEWRLI T. TAYLOR) IMPORTER OF
FINE OLD WINE, LIQUORS. ETC,
Nos. I3 and Is Royal street,
large supply of the celebrated CREME DE
80UZY Oh AMP ACNE pina slso other brands
Viz: CHARLES HEIDsEICK, PIPER HEIDsEICK PAR
HEETIER, ana other brands Of inferior quality have
large of the best Old sherrie such AMONT
LADO, TOPAZ, SIERRA, GOLDEN, DUFF GORDON and
ANCHOR Observation-Disclosures MADEIRA of
ect importation other hadeiras of lover grade supso
Old London Dry Dock POaT other Ports of less
The celebrated sAAARAC BRANDIES-Vlntas lT95 i79S
1902 and S5slsge supply always hand All grades Of
jl.AREy and WHITE WINES, in glasa sad wood WHls-
sFsScotcb and Irish Old Rye Bourbon and Wheat whs
SCOTCH A e and PORTER in pints and quarts COR
DIALs etc Ny usual of the best VINES which
viii on as other city
AARON BIRD,
aa sniN Nos. Is and Ib Royal street
FTHEO. A. JAMES
NoTARY PUBLTC,
No. SO Common street, Up Stairs,
seS Sul New Orleans
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CASE roR ISpEas1rY "A merchant in Mem
phis. who hid his lie insured in Cincinnati for
5000, lately died. His widow received the money
I the ofIcs in Cincinnati but on her return was
Waylaia by Lincoln officials and every cent--her
only means Of support taken from her.
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GEE0LE.

s8~Eor Auditor OF Public ACcounfs-Pieass
announce H. PERALTA as candidate for Auditor of Public
Accounts at the eleetion in November ~
a. 2rte ,s5. .r -. CREOLE
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wS~ Supc gintendent Public s,ducaio -
Please HENRY AVN, he pres Superin
tenaenl Pubil Education, cand:anre reeec,ion
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MAJ CooK WAsrED, Capt. Hosea, of the Pine
Woods Sharp Shooters, Fifteenth Regiment, wants
to hire aeook. See advertisement.
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So ED. Crescent Please IA announce the un-
dersisned candidate for Office srurnu uieat
OF Public lHdaeatiOR. W 4, y. asR DER,
aux 2ntd u m Rouge La
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hree sources, provided and SO forth. Enough said.

aar Messrs. Edttors-At the solicitation of
many friends ossr myself candidate for SHERIFF of
the First CONT of the Parish of Orleans subject alone
to decision OF the pecple-baot.box.
sessts " a MULLEN.
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Tisss Ii choekng Richmond Parties dairo,is Of sending
aaosy 70 slsir friends rnia arr taus oeed ie con
sen,snce 90 d. siFshies
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6sanAN LrsERALITY. Some weeks ago We
noticed ths Met that the German Relief Committee
had paid over to the Volunteer Aid Association
$500, which they had collected for the cause
Yesterday NE heard that they will, in a few days,
pay ovsf to the Committee on Free Market $500
more, which has been contributed by Germans in
the lily. This Is truly noble, and we hope it will
he appreciated BY the citizens Of New Orleans.
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AN ACT Authorize Loan and Issue of Treasury Notes and
and the IN for forging the same and
sEoroS The Congress of the Confederate States of Amer
s aG a s rs Of hs Ct s with the
millions of collars in bonds payable at the expiration Of twenty
ing eight per per until they payable,
said interest 70 be paid ssniannuay The said bonds after
staesor six weeks TO be sold for specie military
b PAID specie or & pr excaUe Of ~
and under such regulations may be prescribed by the ecre
cogs hS @ @ S So4 pecs d % Of his
in parts of the hundred be exchanged by
Secretary FOR Treasury Notes the of AIRY bagk
seSed: Provided That notns hsr Elm coniasaed shall be
s 10 p of tsa IN o. ag # , I
tAct NAV, 1873
BILL be entitled act to authorize che issue Treasury
Section ihe Congress Of The Contedsrate States of
America enact That the Secretary of the Treasury be and
sites may require Treasury notes payable bearer
expiration of six months after the ratification treaty
Of between the Confederate States and the United States
The said be of my denomina ion rot less than five
payable but the whole issue outstanding time incud
hui ee mon oar m G @
in payment Of the hereinafter Provided and OF all
Sso be received in payment Of The Subscriptions Of he net
proceeds Of sales of produce and articles
SEC q That for the funding the SAID and
for making exchange for Tie proceeds of the sale Of raw pro
military stores the Secretary of the Treasury with of
the President is authoriz to bonds payable
than twenty years and bearing interest
exceeding eight per ceniu per until they become
able the interest be paid semi annually the said bonds
exceed in the whole hundred millions of dollars and
be deemed substitute for thirty millions Of the bonds annor
lied be issued by the act MAY t. 1851 and this
is to be deemed revocation Of the authority to issue the said
thirty millions The said bonds sa be less
than hundred dollars, nor in fractional Of hundred
except when the subscription less than hundred dollars
the said bonds be issued of fifty dollars. They
be sold for specie military and naval stoes or for the
proceeds Of manufactured articles in the
provided by the act aforesaid and wherever sub
crptions of the have been shall be made payable
particular date the Secretary Of the Treasury shall have
TO extend The time of sale Until such date he shall fit
indicate.
SEQ That special purpose paying the principal
and interest of the public debt and Of suppO the Govern
shall be and Levied Of fifty upon
each hundred dollars in Of the following property
etc. tact August, 1851
September 10, 1861. seq 2pW