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FIGHT AT MATTHIAS POINT.

81 be Fredsricks burg Herald, of Friday even
publishes the following report of fight
- Matthias Point, on Thursday night, but
b not youch for its accuracy:
ID is stated that party OF the Federal force
udsd from one or more vessels, with sand
Is, apparently tor the purpose Of putting
some defehces.
AFTER lending they were attacked by the
eTu Guards and Caroline Grays, and re-
srd We are informed that 6 of the Fed.
troops were killed, some IL or Ia dro wnec
hat from - 10 20 had taken to the woods
ere they were lodging about like scared
ftridgee.
zans only damage on cur side is said to
"a flesh wound on the cheek OF one OF our
b. gurs OF the vessel were not fired lest
II o 1n men might be killed.
b. Fredericksburg News makes the fol-
wing statement:
The enemy landed at Matthias Point last
gbl in large force with sand bags 10 erect IA
lstery Our boys routed them-kilied six,
)rowned ten, and the rest escaped, leaving 20
b ihewoods, and the troopers are sill; hunting
lbsm Ike wild turkeys.
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Thursday last says
The stock market yesterday was duist spd
Irregular. With a general tendency 10 lower
quotations. There was 10 special disposition
v-ioped either 10 bull or bear the market.
and thers' was no feature Of i'm portance in the
movement until to ward the close Of the call,
when it WIS snnouncei that Mr. Wilson
treasurer Of tue Nav York Central Railroad,
hal committed suicide. The i'm preston b.
came nj once general that this unfortunate
event had some connection with the finances
Of the com many. aud the price of the stock tell
ON :" 10. with some transactions after N low
as ~ The Who'll. m ,rke. ~ n pr thixei with
C.ntrI II, and closed heavy without activity.
~ tie second BIari the amount Of transac-
lions was very limited but the market was
steady
Central recovered to 73i, but afterwards iost
"a frmnsss, and the whole market closed Ian
guild and heavy No amount Of shares could
nave been placed. excepting At a concession in
prices. Ia border State stocks the market
was fairly active, bu. quotations were irregu-
lar Indiana q per Cents. opened at So, aud
so,d down to 50 Louisiana fell of "a per
ceut ; North Cs - l.nas were steady, anu Mis-
souri, and Virgiai IS heavy. Government secu-
n les are in good inves tment demand al about
previo1s prices.
The money market pre- sants no new features
lac same plethora exists which We have
previously reported, with aD easing vol
ums. Cali loans may ae quoted at per cent
~ per Cent according 10 the Character OF
he coiIaterais of-ret. while business paper,
The high rates OF 2t4 per cent per month, with
transactions in a nigh toaed class OF names ~
81 per cent. per annum.
There is nothing doing in Exchange. The
regular demand for remittance trif ng, tn.
purchasers being almost entirely receivers
Importers of gold. Sterling Is nominally 1854
100 per cent Francs 5.42Ja5 375.
The Kangaroo brings f22s, ia in gold, and
the Europa, at Halifax. has sI90, O00-togeth-
er, two millions Of dollars.
The Baltimore Exchange, of Friday, says:
Rates for foreign Exchargs are a shade bet
ter than they We're, but the market is still
very dull The rates to-day are AS follows
viz: London, bsnkers' bills, los ks1O6; do CON-
neIcial do, 10li t105; Paris 60 lay bills. st
80; do short sis nj DO 81 %: Antwerp, 81 80:
bug, 50; Cologne 20; Frankfort ON the Msin,
39l
In New York to-day at the first Board, Vir.
ginia 6's advanced per cent selling at 4lt;
Missouri is ]; Tennessee !; Norm Caroli
ia 6's sold at yesterdays figures. so.
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DOL Lewis regiment, formerly Of this city,
but who was compelled 70 Nv TO Philadelrhla
on account Of criminal chsrgee against him,
Ing and spoke jssringIy of Col. X Inc ani the
CITY authorities. This exaggerated the crowd
who had gathered there. and had IL not been
for the presence IF number Of policemen,
who protected Manly, he would have been
severity dealt with. The crowd chssred for
Dol. Ksne aud Jefferson ID we, and for some
time it was feared that there wouii be n
rious outbreak. Through the efforts of the
police the people were ii great measure dis
p~rsed. Sill, however. thu side ilka from
Calvert TO Holiday treets were thronged with
an excited mu Iii: ude, disc ssing the events o.
the morning.
The Exchange remarks. e1itorialiy-
The people OF Mary land have at last been
compelled to drain To its bitter dregs the cup
of humiliation which coaquerors ever press
TO the lips of a subiuga'rd peopls Their
STATE was once the very sane tuary OF freedom
and now her liberties are PROSTATE in the
dust: her rights are OyerthroWn; AMI her
citizens hold property and life at the suffer
apce OF the Northern lsgions which have
swarned across her border Tue suiien drums
Of the invaders reverberate among their hilt-;
their bugles may be heard along the banks OF
the Susq aehanna and Potomac their fro IN.
ing batteries look do MI defiantly upon her
cities. Maryland is overmatched, but she l.
not cowed-she j. overpowered, but-thaok
God-she is uncouqusred Her high spirit IL
rs life In the Old Land yet.
FROM THE CHEROKEE NATIos.-rhs Van Ba-
rem lark Press has letter dated Park Hill.
Cherokee Nation, J une 6, in which the writer
says:
The water courses have all been immoder-
ateiy high. Capt Pike was delayed some
days by them, but finally got across the last.
Illinois, on Tuesday
Wednesday. he had an interview with the
Chief, Mr., Ross This was, in every res pect,
satisfactory. Mr.. Ross had been represented
quasi Abolitlonist, enemy To the
South, and Heaven knows what more. Capt
Pike found him tractable, gentlemanly, and
easy to deal with. 1t is true he had assumed
position of neutrality i'll the war that ex
lists, hut this is not for the purpose Of holding
aloof from the South, but to preserve the
tionality Of his people. He cannot prevent
the enlistment OF many OF the Cherokees In
our armies. There are several OF them 10
in Capt. Lewis company.
To day Capt Z. lett on his mission to the
Greeks. He Will return here at a specified
time-say two or tn! ee weeks heuce.
Gen. McCulioch also had an interview with
Mr, Ross l was not present, but suppose IL
WAS agreeable 10 bOtn parties. at ieast,
hear no complaint on our side.
Col Mark Ban, OF Cane Hill, accom- panied
Capt Pike to this place, and was present al
the conference yesterday l believe ne re
turns with confidence in the friendly dIsposl-
ZION oil the Chief.
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CHANGE OF TACTICS The Washington ID
y. Republican, of Friday evening last, says :
"The two Ohio regiments taken on boar
small seamerS at Bel Air, aud supposed &c
intended for an expedition up ih- Kama
Rha, embarked in tart ut Parkers burg aud
proceeded TO CRATIC n This change OF move
nent is probably owing TO the unexpec' edis
strong concentration of the enemy near Phil
ippi ~
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The CRoPs.-in conseq uence of the super
.bundant yield of the wheat crop, this sIaplt
mas iaiisn nearly fifty per cent. III value, tnc
1t is thought that the price will not exceed
seventy i've or eighty cents u bushel. Har
vesting Ill this section Is progressing rapidly
nd We presume will close this week The
quaiiey of grain is very superior
Inc oat and corn crops are exceedingly
orc m sng-indeed we have rarely seen SO
pr"pittous and prod a season. Prov
fence evidently smiles at LinrolH's intention
II starving us OUT. -FTedericksburg Recorder
# Friday.
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ALLEGED TREASON OF THE GoyERNoR OF
kRs1ucKT.-tTiva,e letters received In Wash
Layton from Kentucky disclose the active
completely of Gov. Magof,in with the reba,
movements. Officers of the rebel army are
daily cicseted with him, and couriers are con
staaly going between him and The rebel
leaders at Richmcnd He Is nIquest,onably
acting III connection with them. These rebels
are holder and more insoent In the city of
louisville than IN Baltimore. Theirs is no
Union force there to check their operations
ana tney openly make arrangements to fur
nisn material aid 10 the rebals aud to promote
Their purposes - Northern paper.
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A BrScH OF STRAGGLERs.-A highly mixed
mp sort or oWd left the city yrs ,erday tor
Baltimore. They were ringe treakad and
speckled like Ldbans goats, gotten up in
every variety OF style They comprised lot
OF stregeiers from ut least dozen different
regiments from various parts of the coautry
who III New \ DIRK had got astray. How they
were ever got together is more than we can
flh ont. The Camden people describe them
rs the hardest cases ever yet drumned TO
gether. They represented every iescrioable
styie OF uniform, from that Of the ZOuaye u,
the r.anust of grays Some of them appear
Ell 80 nave been upon a prolonged froIie, aud
carried heads so swe'led that II the Baltimore
railroad were III any part tunne!ied they
couldn't possible pass it. About every Other
man in the party was tipsy, while some ct
them, having; INDUCED in q fight on the cars.
were now 1amenting over closed optics ano
fiattened PROPOSES. - Phi'cdetphi0 North
american,
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TIE GrLr Free TO SLAvERs The Cuban
slave trade, since the Withdrawal of The
United States squadrou from the coast OF
CUBA, is said TO be carried on with redoublad
vigor. Six cargoes have been landed on the
ever faithful isle" since the 2ith OF March .
The British Admiral, Milne, is said to have
relaxed his vigilance, and does not aesita "a tc
say 10 American merchants that he is not 70.
has .een compelled TO do since the withdr awnI
Of Lhe Yankees
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IoprED FIGHT AT ROMNEY

,.o,, the Ex Tress messenger on the
ins.a that tnforma tion was received Az
function Saturday morning. that on
'.,sns dav friday light occurreu AT
~. between our troops ard the ne
me- ., hieh the latter had seventeen siiie",
10 r. ticrfederate troops lost only two OF
No particulars could be obtaineo'
""s,,e rerort, whleh has been extensive
,.,sa on our streets, is copied from
.rchbare Republican. II is stated that
.r,v of our troops were snrrounded
.,,., ,d4rabla force Of Federslists, ana
-. former cut their way through their
=, with bowie. knives.
allowing in relation 10 the ahair was
.,,c,,Ad by a gentleman attached to the
royernment after the above was writ
direct from the scene OF
,o,ormed an officer of Gen. wise's
AZ that on Friday, as Capt. Ashby and
krmAer were proceeding along road Win
Kan Of their troop, thirty miles oeso"o
k,ev. they were accosted by man WHO
&c. ted himself TO be 2 dessrfer, ana pro-
= willingness to conduct the squad 10 II
m
The offer was accepted, the men FRO
r. on under the guidance oil IN" deser'
an they arrived at point IN
.,ed where the squad was DIVIDED,
half taking different courses
shortly thereafter the deserter led them
Mace where they were surrounded by
: - .be enemy, who called upon them TO
.s,3sr. This demand was replied TO by a
.hsrra Of their arms, which was answered
.ts }fsssians. In n short time the remain
n, The squad reJoined their comrades and
',.,d ,belr exerticns In repelling the enemy.
his they were successful, Is of the Hes
.s having been killed. Two of Ashby's
~ we're killed outright, and a number
.,r3ed Capt. A. received four severe
,,5s and his horse fell dead AS he WAS
ing The field, which The enemy ran from
4 .,cayel across small river TO evade rur-
D.
ADDITIONAL
,,.s n, the most brilliant affairs during this
49, ,,cnrrred last Wednesday near Rom
70 he,ween a small detachment of Col.
.sI Turner Ashby's Cavalry aud a party Ct
., Itucoins Cavalry. Capt. Dick Ashby
r., encountered the enemy with II men, and
~. himself, il was feared, fatally wounded,
-, .. u,e have since learned from a passen-
t,r4r, rom Winchester, it is now hoped
=, ,.,oyer-as were also two others of his
WV said TO be Maryianders.
Turner Ashby being not far off, heard the
"a e;ret man charcoal tho epamy.
ave hem in the utmost confusion across the
,s- Killing % men and taking a number Of
air horses, aceoutremenre, &c. Dol. Ashby
an 4,s with his own hand. This is said at
k,chest4r 10 have been the most splendid
kr during the campaign.
fhis was brought by II gentleman who ar
81 Yesterday direct from Harper's Ferry.
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.era thar p ,.s baltimore Exchange as.
.supsd nsar -e re, rsnnsy ivania regiments, en-.
si,irs s, OF their three mon shs' snii.,m.n.
iAs Ann ~.n the gaities of a soldiers lie
isyiasI !. can says that the Mssachn.s;,.
as second ~ Tue Relay House, viii 10 homs
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DisrAEssIka AcciDEsr.- Thursday lest. a
little boy, about eight years of age, scn OF
ar 3 A Dawson, OF Knoxville, Tenn.
While attempting to get upon ihs Wesf;Sr,,
care. and had both his legs crushed. Ho died
in about two hOurs after
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TIE REAL TRAIToRs.-The Concord IN H
Standard holds the following language:

TIE REAL TRAIToRs.-The Concord IN H !,
Standard holds the following language:
The real traitors who are responsible for thu
disruption of the American Uri1n aud the
present civil war, are VIM. II. Seward, Aba
Lincoln Hanribt II Hamlin, Cherries Sumner
Henry Wilson, John Z. Hale, &c They have
accomplished the disastrous result BY preach
ing &ooiitionism, announcing union with
Shareholders, and Offering III CONGRESS pstj
tlonS Tor the oisSoiG tion of the Union. II
there are any persons in this country who DE-
serve the doom Of traitors they are these au-
thors OF our national caiimities. And if this
war continues three years, they will b.
cbilSed TO flea their conutry or receive q trai
tors fate They have mis,ed and deceived
the people to the ruin of the country And
when the reaction takes place, AS it surely
VIII, popular vengeance will seek them for
punishment. When disas ter and suff, riue
perFade the Ncrlh, as they certainly Will !:
when tue peopl" cry ont under the burden OF
taxes ana debt which this war will force uuoI
them then Will come the day OF Reckoning
for the real tra,tOrs-the political demagogue
--W no are the au thors of the nations caiarn,-
ties. Hence their sHperhuman efforts 70 crush
the South before the reaction takes place
But, they cannot evaGe their accoun liability
to God aud The people. Ii the war cor tinues
three years, the men We have named above
Will BE- tugitiyes in foreign countries.
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TO ULOeB HCSlaESBt
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We offer This dAs sra-r k-f56i% ~ eztkss
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{. tLKS brought TO II IL siatFy.
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Linen S1EsTiS3,
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TOWELS, HCCkAsAoS, sss-s Asi
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sne al .ho is.sr. styles ~ Rrsae5 sp8 FnsItsa
FAB NICE.
or LAdfsa' and Ch:idTea's Dresses tos seTrs.
Winter and Sumner.
RMBHOIDHRlEs
i6S!EkY, GLOVES. HDKFS
sHAWLS, CLOAEh and MARTINS.
sHIRTlS8S and SRxsTsaa5.
sLANHELs sod BLAEEETs, o. ecs-~ dssssie.
..op.
IRISH Linens aud pt.PgRs
n0@RAZiNS, and b.A;sk ALrsCAs.
Large sfccS - GJc2s fsK -EhV s3ts' S1ms.S1
scd Winter Ctcthias.
- Purchasers avita. g cell sni sea or
s-snisel=ss. K. SAaSER q Co.
"a Ialn street, sssis sqeaI-
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AL and settle their sc,dants without delay, ~
'onaer indulgence with not % over.
oh s--,s 4, K. P. Go.
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DEATH OF NokTHEnN FkEEDoM.--N. P
Banks, standing on Arlington heights, gaz NJ
at the vast barracks once the seat Of Repub
iican legislation, is reported TO have ex-
claimed:
This is the end of this Government as l.
is now. There will be a reconstruction Oh
different principles"
Jueurtba like he saw that in the North tn.
substance Of liberty hAvi < been sacrificed IL
Kill hb"rty in the South, the forms by which
our fathers s'rove III p-rpetutte il must fall
and q dictatorship succeed q presidency.
The downfall OF lib -rty in The Nor n is tn
more di graceful that it is not as lii Il sne OF
France, CLOSED by the military gl,ries of II
Mafius, Caa ar, or Napoleon. Civil iiber-
ty III The North has fallen before a military
ceSpo(, VINO does not even pos s-ss the fame o.
ability of Il soldier. A the nod of y LAWYER
d coarse and low bred man, The la US that SO
cure liberty have been set aside; TO a fourth
rate politician, statesmen have sacri iiced =
Nationality, and the vainest people GA earth
have been proved the weakest, easiest tools il
the hat as OF ulediocrity.
10 free government the North cln harii,
III his generation retarn, for when u pt0ii,
willingly puts Cn & yoke of servitud- Ii II. vrI
removes II, howeve. it may Change lis nosi-
uOn.--no4l pas ArguS.
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SOUTHERN MANUFACTURES.

SOUTHERN MANUFACTURES.
90 90. and especially if you can obtain a. tss,.
'ssls ao?d:, wtthout Pay'ns any moro f"' 's's
3tA.hlssa iAst gear, Aaa Ia order - make sash
Goods rs would NO. compete With, but would IA
ng grades and styles Of Goods that have never
eretofore been made In virgluia, thsy 6lled metz
I'm 18th machinery OF ths Sss, and aSsst aHal,
SEESs and CLOTHS Ct every variety, rom Pie
Tirgiria Mertno and Mestixo Wool, and solicit
GODS All NJ who nave seen their ARMY cLoTHs.
lanufactnrsd At drst expressly for the Virginia
i.issry Institute, pronounce then q isas. equal,
uyinS heretofore, and quite a. cheap.
The Virginia state and Central Agncclt1rsi So
.s, awardsd to this Company . GOLD MEDAL.
aa ss 1o sa esauS 81 SAWS sI
anufac.ursd by rs being " hat it is represented.
I'D under 70 circumstances win this Company be
ley t card esy V cotton n With ihs.r wool.
anuBL p AIgcaELL,l
!: ; & si::: :::s'' Director"
4 ~ Ss oRS ss WooES If
:IORAoHo, VA, we bsve nov or hapd sbo.s ae,:
5subIs sipied GsssIasssas0 sna o.oTHs. s ss
de- Ss.s i sa 81 ty FINE sLANKETe and esaTLs.
IL d YARD sS week III f whss a.
81 10 the trade lar prices and on lbersi tarms
~lth sntire confidence That the enterprise viii Fs
tkENsaAw = co. Agents,
"a ss-dsa a.shmond. W.
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THE POLICE BOARD SUPERSEDED,

The excitement on the streets grew intens 20.
each hour, when at nine O'Clock it was re-.
ported that proclamation had been les usd by
Gen. Bsnks, which dispensed with the m uui.
cipsl authorities Of the city, aud placed the
town under martial law. This announcems nt
added greatly TO the prevailing indlen 4 ton =
About 10 o'clock. james Manly, y nssmhsr 81
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CoNTEMPTIBLE NILLIANY "A CORES pendent
OF the New York Herald furnishes the sub
joined. We presume that DIR. Hooe is the gem
te!nan whom the invaders call DR. Howe:
Lieut. Budd, commanding the Resoiute, Of
the lying hotllla, proceeded on Tuesday las
To Howes iardIng. After firing several shots
from riled cannon to satisfy himself that j.
WAS safe to 20 on shore, he landed and pro
ceeded to an extensive dwelling house belong
Ing 10 DR.. Howe. As the doctor was sus-
pee ted OF having been instrumen tai in burn
ing the schooner Christians keens, Lieut..
Budd was determined to set fire to his home
stead. On Ell terug the house, Sc, erai trunks
We're seen packed mp ready for removal, and
there were several indications OF i re
cent stampede, and that some of the fugi-
rives were females The house WAS yer,
richly furnished, and contained a valuable IL
brary, ali OF which fell a prey to the ii lmes.
Lit Budd took prisoner a young negro man
the body servant of DIR. Howe, who stated
that the family had lett the house during tht
cannonade from the Freedom last evening
tire night in packing up and removed hastily,
taking some of their eff cts in number OF
wagons, when they saw the Resolute comm.
in. He reported that DR. Howe himself wa
wounded by one of the shots from the rife
cannon. Lie,'t Budd took away With him {,
cavalry officers full uniform, BY way Of tro
ply. The dwelling, which was one of TIL.
most delightful on the hunks of tia Potomac
is now a heap OF smou lderiug ruins Tn.
smoke was still ascending from il when th-
FreeoOrD pissed, about ali hour since. The
number of buildings burned is about six -
Nothing Is left but tho "himnnvS
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CLAIBORNE RAvESpALR,
CHARLES II. BARkSDALE.
Richmond Iuiy
NTEKE ST ON The PURI-1C DS

L Notice Is hereby civsn that tie in;eresi on tn
.ebt OF tue state Of Virginia. will ba paid 1T thu
Treasury Of the state, the LIST July 1885, in
eurroacy, in conformity TO the pr"v.,ions Of Az
ordinance Of tina Convention. passed on the 26.h
Jane, 1851, and hereto attached. The iuterroca-
tpr'es required by the Ordinance VII bs pre-
eonnd. d. and Inrst be answered ga isf4ctorlly, on
bath, by the party Calming the interest
BY order. fIlOS IL. DEWITT
sec'y OF Comm'Is Of the nking Fund.
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~ AMI! HAMS!-Ws Asvs = snlait ,ot Of
IA Western cared HAMS. which We vii, sail
low. " c.ess the con. garment
IL Js-AA N GORDON Il SON
lsACON HAMS, VI supsrier quAiiy, cared In
A1s tTanxs county, for sale ty 50 -.
81 jobs N. G0HDoN e0N.
EA.--ln a. Rvs.. Y.e,i.y sn-
jas Corner lSsh And C~ly SAlresis. s
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rew COncern.-The uLdsrsigned have thi-
dav eniored int c0partne rsh'p. urd ar the sty
nd II IN # B hRKSDALE " BROTHER for tie
curnos4 of Conducting the PRODUCE COMMI.-
-ihN 8rSiN SS-. and will give especia' etteptinn
o the sals of Tobacco, Wheat, Cora. &c TheT
nope. from their sxnsrisnre il this business, and
BY strict and prompt attention. to merit liberal
norton Of cubic patronage. Thev have engaged
he services of G J. G.. r. RARKsD!LE as Sales
mn of Tobacco, no viii devote his atte to
MS branch OF this business
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IN Ordinance in Relation TO the Infers., on the STATE


NonCs
BE IL Ordained That the payment of the interest
opon the bonds Of The state, now tEe property OF
tbs Government o. the United States, or he by
II In trust or which now the D. operty of +
citizen or corporation Of said Government or OF
any state aIheri.g thereto shalt be susl en- DAD
during The .xistiaa var acd for the lurpus of
a,certsin,rg the bonds which are 80 ..w q % the
tommi 1iuners Of the SINKING Fund shAiI cans.
-ucn interrogatorlss as they may prescribe, to b.
answered uoder oath This in srest on said
oonds, except those held aforesaid, and the stsr.
ling 'nds payable in Lnpd"D, hail be paid Al
the reasury, AID not elssw here, In eurrebcy
A6"ptot Jnns Is, 1901 ~ l-sivs es Il