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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-28

fnr AT Bkisskspsr-A destructive Ere
oso<s cut IN Bsinoncse on Friday morning
last, With resulted In the entite destrucu.s n
81 the easlang formerly known as Darnal's
d-ll. but lssterly owned and occupied a.
dry soud store by Harvey Black, TO al.,
40 adjoining eullding- owned by Nsssrs.
"'agAse and klls. We hslisre ST.. pl.ck
saceseded N rescuinx his good. from The
n.mes. bot the destructioe Il tic BUILDING.
we're OF themselves q heavy los.. The &c
rsts~fn. vas caused by an old s.ove. We
rave not been abe % learn whether thee
wss sny insurance o. the bailiinr or not
Grr<Eessfl< B4sar.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-28

NKw YoaE Dec. o4.-Ths Arsgo has ar
rived with Gen. Se0u aud J. Clancy Jones
- passengers.
The Charleston Mercury Of the Goth, re
ports the rcpclss OF a Federal gun boat by
batteries on Port Royal Ferry; also. that the
Federal forces attempted to cross In flats
but we're driven back with great slaughter
The rebel schooner Fashion was captur.
ed By the sloop OF var Ethan Allea on the
25th ult.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-28

WI give this morning. among our teie-
grams. q resume Of what has been accom-
plishsd in Missouri within the last two weeks-
The summary measures taken with bridge
burners By Gen. HAIIEcx cannot fail to have
Q good effect on the state OF Affairs there
The scare Of Psics and his sstterdsuslions
mrst rave been terrible
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-28

sr. lot,s. Dec 0-Gss Halieek hn
NED the folioving ks1<rsl order.
ia virtue Of authority conferred hy he
pr,ssdsns marital hw. ksrssoior~ dscl.r~d
= his CITY, vii Be enforced By TIE s.us
.,norty rsrsial hw = hereby declared.
All vii e< enforced 10 sed About Ell rail-.
3 Ia N tsis State
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-28
The War IN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Attack ON Green Rtver-Prepara-
tious Tor am Advance.

Especial Dispatch 10 the Cincinnati Gasctte.l
I~SpiASAPoLis. Dec. 20.
Brig Gen. Wood has been assigned the
comm md os the division that will move for
~ ard from New Haven, Ky.
Gen Buell. has gone forward 10 Green riv.
er where an attack Is apprehended.
Capt. Hirri-. the Qusrtermaster at Louis
vile. has oraers 10 nave twelve hundred
teams ready at IN. earliest possible moment
or the heid. That looks as IL Gen. Baels
meant business.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-28

The Indisns troops n Mascara have nan.
I'd sbsis sanp a ot,ssv.ls IL hossr ef Coz,
kosss
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-28
erSs

The Navy Department is receiving every
week Thirty Dahlgren guns OF the heaviest
esiiber. which are immediately mounted upon
new g~nnboats and other vessels OF war.
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Tax APPROACHES TO CHARLESTON BLOCKED
Sr--fhe Navy Department has received a
dispatch from Commodore Dupont. dated the
2ist Commander Davis had returned 10
Port Royal. having sunk stone laden vessels
at the entrance Of Charleston harbor and
blork .acd IL
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-28
n WARRIOR.

1tis ascertsined that the British iron clad
steamer Warrior Is the only really danger
Gus vessel. ) e draws too much water
nearly twenty eight feet--so enable her TO
enter New York harbor. Portland, Ports
mouth and Nevpors alone she could reach.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-28


The Col. Terry Who vas killed while
commanding she Texas regiment In tho 70.
cent engagement ~ the Green River Bridge,
IN Ken,acky. Is sAid. by those Who are "a
niliar sish the people Of Texss. TO be q bro.
Their OF Judge Terry Who killed Senator
Brodcrick. ~
Captain NJ. @. CARRIER. Assistant Brigade
Quartermasser. has been ordered BY the War
Department to report himself at Louisville.
ard We presume he will DO permanently eta.
toned there.
Col JEFF. G. Davis. now acting Brigadier
General in Missouri. has been ordered 70
Washington TO resume his former position
that OF Captain in the regular army.
Fr0m Washiugtou.
WASHINGTON. Dec 26-Our pickets to-
wards Evansville were driven in this morn
ing.
The Secretary Of War has directed that nc
more horses be purchased until oil now sr
rived are in active service.
Tonight a FIRE occurred in the Govern
men. stables in the rear oil the Observatory
containing ak hundred horses. About tive
hundred persisted.
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DRUGS.

NOTICE EXTRAORDINARY
~ ALI persons knowing themselves indsbted 10
ne. either by note or book account, are earnestly
called upon to come ap and settle by the LIST ofJanu-
cry, 1ss3. MUST and WILL have what Is due ne.
and those wishing TO save COST will take heed 10 this
call. THOMAS n. BARR.
December 9. 81 dr
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-28

We could suggest thousand Of additional
articles. which ss have q full Inc Of.
well adopted 70 the
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-28
HOLIDAY

Bat Printers Ink costs altogether too mu-s
for % 70 indulge 10 the luxury We
therefore refrain. simply guar
anteeing cur friends a bet
ter sleek 70 select
from AZ
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-25
Notice to Consumers Of OIL.

Tho Southern on Company manufacturing A No.
Oil, adapted to Railroad boxes and kinds Of machI
merry. AS many using Il for all kinds Of machinery
deem proper call their attention following instruc
tons
This OIL being Of penetrating the tendency Is col
dust dirt that haye ltke
lated in the defects tperecps in the machinery
Therefore, where other Oil has been used machinery
thoroughly cleaned and may necessary again
eff after applying our OIL
1t proper thatt be distinctly understood hst the Oil
nfaced by this Company the first made osiu ia
suitable for machineyni previously used FOR that pur
pose mixed with other Intoxicating agents.
then falei compare ayoraby with good Lard OIL The i'm
provemens introduced In the machinery of the Southern OIL
Company Works and the improved mcod adapted OF expeng
entirely the acid aud gluten CONTAINED In all Oil heretofore
ron} eunbles them submit their pnre
rely solely It's merits l. ID offered the puolIc
full knowledge the part Of the Company being
represent and in all cases when Company
Is guaranteed 10 perGsrm what ia promised
ShoId II BE- found gum, Immediately
by wJng with cloth saturated With nRptha urpen
tine which manufactured by the Company, and LIZ
on hand, In quantities suit.
SIMEON TOBY JR.,
o72nf 81. President.
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5--77 4
; ohiciaf--By the Governor.


.sa 4 HEADQUARTERS LOUISIANA MILITIA, d
ssN5E IL 9ApJpraSr GESEiss1's 0yFfcE,
@E Ef# New orIeanst Oct a. ISL u
goRDERS No. 1901 pa
IAN persons leaving cityof New Orleans and parish Of
Jefferson Lake Pontchsraiu for any place
over the Lake any place between New Orleans and
Mobile Alabama and all leaving by steamboat for any
place between New Orleans aud Fort shall procure
passpor the Committee appointed for that purpose at The
Governors Office the Union Bank Canal street between
the OF A. NJ and o'clock p NJ which passport will
be signed by Messrs j. W. Price P. S. Wills James Me-
Clushey Isaac Hooper, John Laidaw Baron Boontane anu
e. c. Hancock either of Them will have the name OF the
Governor stamped thereon, and the name OF the party en-
dorsed hereonor u passport from the Acknowledgements
Office ..'
Captains and first clerks Of STEAMBOATS, plying on tho Mis-
spp river lake any of the places designated III
No. Of this order the akeena of the Pontcarrain
Railroad the New Orleans Canal and the Caroten and des
son Railroad are appointed agents behalf of the State and
are strictly charged 10 require all entering
board Of said boats to passport signed required by the
Ne of this order should passenger have no passport
refuse to SLOW one have false passport the captain and
clerk shall bring said persons back the city without permit
ting them to land at any point the route ..-'
IIIAl passes given by the Department No. l, Q. S. A.,
commanded by Major Gen. NJ Lowell given by Commandment
G. n Helms, c. s. N, shaTbe respected. 81. re %
Iy-Monthy passports will be issued any person residing
any point the Mississippi river below the CITY the
Lake the Calf coast, who frequently visit the city Of
New Orleans will be renewed The expiration Of each
month . 40 I% ..r.
BY order Of THos. o. MOORE,
s-' Governor and Commander. in Chief.
H. GRtvor, Adjutant and inspector General. o25 q
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NORTHERN CIR 1DTr ABROAD.

4 F
Military mat,srs 40 III s,bo on,r tbnrs ,vhiah
AFFORD scope for Yankee rran,1actv fThey lie with
AZ rsoa craea aton. .,Bsv sthinc alse The latest
of their weal ;nant;ors;s that their secretary Of
the raasurv hoe ,aoaivad from, E,,rone an offer of
a Ioa, If one I'm inbred millions of dollars at six and
half net eent This atleast il the statement of
the Washington correspondent of the New York
Evening post. =s 49, q. /. s.tsa
When We consider that their Treasury notes,
bearing seven aud threeteaths per cent interest.
can be bought anywhere 10 the North at consider
ably Iess than par this statement apDears so ride
alous we wonder paper having any reputation
for common sense, or any respect for popular in
teiIigence should give Il eurrency No surprise is
felt at the publication of alsehoeds not immediate
fy susceptible of REPUTATION; hnt, to put forth an
assertion SO utterly improbable as this, argues
even greater degree of desperation than we had
supposed the Northern leaders had attained.
Belmont went to Europe to borrow money for
the United States long before the war had attained
its present proportions, long before the Federal
Government was so deeply in debt as now, and
when the English capitalists believed much more
than they do now if they ever believed it at ALL
the promise of the North to subiueate the South
and restore the Union. lie could not get dollar
and to- conceal his disappointment gave out that
he went there on private business. AT that time
the London press, the Times at its head, warned
the capitalists against taking the loan, not from
considerations Of policy altogether but because of
the risk and insecurity of the investment The
rate of interest then offered was seven per cent.
Where SO sfrewd a.fnaaeer as Belmont failed four
| months ago, it is simply absurd to suppose that
/ there are now capitalists who voluntarily offer
their money at a less rate Of per ceutage. .'--4
1t is fair to presume that no nation consisting of
independent sosereigntes can ever, have! any for
eign credit Where the right of secession is reoog-
nzed a capitalist can have no assurance OF repay
ment. State after Stats may secede until there is
no central government left and no creditor to- an
4 ply to. IT will not doSto say that in the North
the doctrine of secession is not recognized, be-
cause the right Of revolution is more fatal means
Of disruption than secession, and the Northern
people will not only net deny that right but it is
quite likely in fewyears will beginto exercise it,.
IN hen the war is closed, the debt summed up, and
the Eastern States, as they most assuredy will,
begin, by tariffs and dcriminat to impose the
burdens OF the debt upon the Northwest, we shall
be much mistaken if there is not resistance and rev.
olution in the latter which will amount to the same
thing as secession, and will make of the old Union
still greater wreck than it is. No individual
State will be willing to assume its proportion of the
debt contracted by the central authority and the
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A Card.
: -|-T--- :
From the 9 Ranaissaare Lonisiauatse. p

tst asss aas ~ t &
the ss y ss
party unite "a the al The qualifications at any
no ocohs 70 Mes benc and Ms @s nase
@ds "s 3 s ss aaS
others sa r. protest against the names Of Msa Beach
y ss bsanI
pon as :df sss a 'ns
s S @hth III sna e N gP s The sp
f ha s ssSpoyen IT, let Sheriff We have had Tor long
s sss si isafsa 9
W Sas a . as 1i1 a bis is
than trs Interests Of iousa En
tfas 70 defenda ticket headed by such
Fassss hass 'hss p r. pssts aF Mr.
We are satisfied that oters may hesitate sotNeen Mers
Charles DeBlc aud Chles rillefe, two ousanians equally
men 81 espasiy snd ho'o but We cannot admit thu belief
NJ Beach and Dr. DelerF ''le s'S''N0S' Dss" ="
IA ss. + It'd S s5Rsss
s re be r Il gf set hin
Know Nhn s sfei , s eo ma the an m
s aHa h Tss e '
~ Hia car q ne nte Of Yankee for LOUIS ana and for
the South ko u he possesses noble sentiments canfot an
with he and as M ShS hs
By hss whon, doubt, ends eleys perhaps, ifohers
a iathtr nnther--condnered and hnmliated by US
aa'en1' "asea4'9a ~ 'he ABOVE article by of my
friends shortly AFTER lis publication Sunday and
that any one should hay tn ndcsd prefer Charge
which corpels me, justice myself to bring my uesoua
affairs before the pubiic.g- 4 : !, 49,. Ell -
Had ,te w4ie bssn enversant my Family history he
snId perhaps, hdse expressed himself SO bitterly for his
tsgss does u apply to me as does TO In
or WHO olY ntribatipg II eirmeun6,
pess M themselves and their upon the altar of
csuy ndependences My son has been In Virginia.
ehfolisd m 'e ARMY q e Confederacy nearly mouths
Tric, was BON tree statce State ef ohio-le nv
fsher aud mother were asens Journey of pleasure
seefhe fft aug Norris from The Sase of South carolina,
whore they lived Same roe owned otb real eae
AID 3lasasn ehsaeFHile, Sc Sly father is living
ent my mother and brohef who my OILY relatives
reside Atlanta, Ga my immediate family NV IA
FrRni1n and my children are Leusahians what little
property they and pos The limit. of The Southern
1Confederacs-. zss4Ifg +rsk ~.'l 4.vEn.
!. o24 SSH X .-elr.zs E. D. BEACH. N. D,
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Notice.
OFFICE OF TIE CONFEDERATE STATES RECEIVER, }
d. N I
!. I. BELKNAP.

no. OFFiCE OF THE CONFEDERATE STATES RECEIVER ,
I' rg.,+ 49,. =. No. IS Camp street,
New Orleans, October a. IS6l.
line drawn through the middle of Canal stree from the
river owhere the sad street nersecs the New Canal
thence down said Canal TO Lake Poncharan forms the city
boundary for the District for which the Undersigned the
Receiver.
The north line of the Parish of Orleans the Right Bank
aud the Parishes both sides down the Ba constitute this
District. Dr g. .. PIG. o.
No change will be made in regard to business already
nleed in this Office and all parties garnsheed by will
port to this Office without reference the arrangement
~. -. ...s.-r ...I JOHN III. HUGER, G. S. Il.
sr All newspapers in the above District viii publish till
Forbid and send copy to fhis office e" '' OILS 2ptf
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NASHvxLhE., usENEESsn E,
FOR THE SALE or


1t must be obvious to thinking man that owing
obrructous to by tie present block war that
virginia North Carolina part Of Florida Alabama Georgia.
Kentucky Middle and East Tennessee, get their Sugar
and Noasses from Nashville, MOST CONVENIENT aud
CHEAP for them than from any other point States
require 20GO hhds Of Sugar Of present Ing crop
We have established ourselves No Market street Nash
Vile for the sale Of a" the Sugar and MolasSes that may ship
ped to address Planters viii shp direct their panta
tons expense shipment Now Orleans Direct to the
Agent Memphis and Charleston Railroad via the Nashville
ana Decatur Railroad to address,
Our hrnJAMES is absent Virginia other States.
making with the large de4ers in advance Of The
Of Sugar and M0asses that will enable u to place hs
Sugars as fast II possible, they received. o.
We pledge ourselves promp estances and fidelity in ob
tanning the best prices.
Liberal nd made whcu desired Sales made
for cash.
PAYNE, JAMES II co.
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lies ApJUTANT GEEEIa,i.s uYFlcE, !
.'-&F New Orlean Oct q, iSGl }
ORDERS No. ~ 49,, ss'
I-From after this datc all persons leaving city OF
New Orleans and iheParh OF Jefferson by the New Orleans
and Opeoa Railroad and AL persons leaving the city of New
Orleans the Mexican ulf Railroad required obtain
from the Committee appoiuei for that purpose
the Executive ohiee the Union Bank Canal street
between the hours of O'clock A. NJ. and O'Clock NJ
which passport will be signed by Messrs John W Price John
Laida P S. Wilt james MeCuskry, Isaac HOOPER Baron
Boisfontane, and E. c. Hancock either Of them, viii
have the Governor stamped thereon and the sgna
ture of thebeareron the reverse thereof ff.s s. Fr
IIOfrers will be tiiIed for service these cars whc
will require all passengers show the required by the
No. of this order and should any person persons have
passport refuse show have false passport the oil
will bring themback 60 the city on the return train.
IIIPasses given by Major, Lowell comnlaning
Department No C. S. A. and by Commandment G. n Hullips
c. S. N, VIM be respected.
-MonhIy passports will be issued to parties whether
city the country who have occasion to travel frequently
these two roads. By order Of J. 70 .,su...s 20
..- N... TH0S 0. MOORE,
Governor and COMMANDMENT Chief
NJ GRIyoT Adiusu and Iuspsc tor G euerl La Oh 30,
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Circular.

"s'-- .'@ CoHFEnERArE STATES or AMERGcA }
r.ie 'gt E.. ieas4ty tpspsf'ih i ., ,oe,
Tta i,,,-ass NJ .ha ,a,o,a .c,.o ~ ,1, w.,
secrctarv of The T,eos,rv ia sre ho,t. n on t.t NO, ~
ceedipg one hundred millions of dollars for he burmese or fund
ing its treasury notes and for making exchanges for the
ceeds Of the sale Of raw produce and artc
the purchase Of specie and military stores -. ~
Under authority of previous act the Secretary appointed
Commissioners resident in different sections OF the several
States 10 solicit in from planters and
Others subscriptions Of tho proceeds OF the sale OF their crops
and other branches Of industry to be laid for bonds of the
Confederate States.
To the patriotic and Jealous efforts Of these Commissioners
less th 10 the lofty patriotism OF the people the Government
y i9r IN supc "nc reaches Already
'uAo ,t'pn y aohts e 'oesi'S Oh every easS Oh me
as ReeH eEhee me cot0n me nee inc 'opaceo
,e"i uafe ~ w oae oiei, @H IN ''io
r. L. r. ~ ~. - ,r =, - . " ' '''0
= = L. ~ ~ -, s,"it y -. I"'4,e w. So.
sre ,,;.t TN ,,,r,, aud o.s,o,a 80 - I, =
oilers i making ksle of tber nTodrce Thiis NOT e
Itas only asked that each Individual shall indicate, in d
the propo ton of The same which he willing to subscribe the
time and place of delivery the ac.o or merchant in
hands ii 10 be placed tor sale and who Is authorized TO
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GRASP tosrEgT FOR THE BENEFIT or THE THIR-
! TRENTH REsMEsr LOUISIANA VOLUNTEERS. 49, We
refer Our readers to the announcement made in
anotberaeolumn, of the intention Of large number
ef oar lending citizens to give grand vocal and
instrurns na concert at ODD Fellows Hail, on the
9TH prozimo for the hsisdt Of the Thirteenth Regi
msnt Of eur brave volunteers now at, the seat Of
war. Ii sis to he q recherche affair in every re-
spect and hope that. our Citizens will patronfze
il with libsraiity worthy Of the great cause for
which il IS given. =. -.
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1S-At the solicitation o. many voters. we
are reg @steH " snndancejAa FuRdAY as tt9pd,-
date for fae Tax ed-or for he Frs, pi t,et of
New Orleans \ a-.7 #r..gF ~ 80
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RE- superintendent Pablie Education -
Please that HENRY AVERY the present superu
tenden of Public Eduoation,ia candidate reelection
aui5 2od Ole.
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&a~O. Talamon Dessommes s. Co.. Import
Foreign Dry Goods No. Magazine streetMerchanls
ohe Interior and from adjoining States visiting The city, will
find the aboyenaBed establishment the most complete
assormen of Foreign Dry Goods imported into this
try sold prices lower wcpld be thought possible even in
ordinary times. tsive then a call SCI 2rI5teed
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LdEGr. ANEs CocrER. This gallant son 81
louisiana. 4 native Of Baton Rouge, NE regret to
state, wa captured by the Federa1s during the
recent brilliant attack Of portiai of our forces
on SAINTS Rosa Island he vas attached to the
Regular Louisiana Infantry, and held in great
esteem BIZ his brother officers and the men under
him. Isistprobable be i nov, with other prisons
srs, ap tAa way North. Private letters state that
Lieut.. Cooper hshared galiantlY and.brayely, and
lost hisl liberty through his attachment TO a
wounded spmr fade, whom he was endeavsring to
bear Off, We sincerely trust The day is not far
distan, when the gallant Lieutenant can return
To his hyfne and friends. sSs n
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4 ~ fehGsh ssussIss OF the II. acc Third Bis~
tsioi'-AoS. Duoe NRoauN. tifh Justi,e o. the reace
Third Distract is u y daate for re- e1eotop E,scon Novsy
Der q 1851. - : ~, a,te
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as- For Constable Firm .yus,.s. ~
ahAph-hoots 9WEa, Cons ale of Firth Justice Of the
6esce rs Ssndidats or re- lection Election November
ISL te2' 2pts.l sRIsNps.
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har We arc authorized to announce 4, ID.
HARPER candidate for the Office Of SHERIFF for the
Civil Courts Of the Parish Of Orleans Election first Monday
November oS
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= NJ A / Z RIED: :,
Recei| veIss Notice.

On Thursday, the oath INST, by Nh Rev J. Nfavnhau ut st
ioh The baptist Ciur Oh P REIsfa to Miss MARC ARET
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"a A e 81. oa end r. SoS
=, forging 'IstGsales Of Stocks and Bonds sSW :, =.
sEo1ioN The Congress Of she Confederate States Of Amer
PTesdent Of the Gnfedtrae States ' issue fy fly
he date aud basrns rae q moi exceed sa
MA sg pet * cent Pc ssn9m until hey eec me soe the
pnene IL hree Within the
or for he "a 10 % sou gs spesig n.,aEy stores
sa . specie or 5s & excnUse II sach manner
report t6 neSt enais Ss to The
thus P bs ala bod Ss st s;a nd
n pr o. the h9pdred or be exchanged by the
Sy N 1T Mann herein cry 0 pre-
as 70 prevent secretary o. The Treasury from
rees Ing eeyn bills of exchange payment u these oouds
notes aud provide War TaS fSr their redemption
SseEios l. The GongEsss Of the Confederate States of
hes hereby auho ia d. from lime as The public psces
y : lSsf Rsssss Of Ss zss
Il a q n s and The Tn
dollars and be eissuahlv pleasure the same aIe
,ng TIC aoan Issued 1nder 'ormsE act shall rot exceed
IN paV o r. s e small
dheg pbic dues except the export duty cotton shall
iS al tss net
o SEC iSr the pure Of funding be sd ,ss and
aIss aud Cd articles Or To- he purchase Of specie
the President is anthoE to bonds payable
,hsn twe ysass after aa.e and bearing rate interest rot
ahe, The detest be paid asn y The bonds
10 exceed IN tn whole undfed millions Of dol and
be d. eled substitute for thirty ious of the bonus author
seu DC issnen by he approved Mas TO- l6 and tis act
- ba temed alevocspn If the authority Issue the
thirty mil ions The said bonds st Iuo bs
than hundred dollars iractionl parts of hundred
eseep, when she subscription less than bundled dollars
the said bonds may be Issued in sns of fifty dollars They
may be hoid for sece military the
oe eds Of otuee manufactured ces in the
ma et as preSded by the ACT ator and whe
GRIP OF the have been shall be able
paF'lcu dae the secretary of the Treasury shalt
70 ,ed he nne OF sale til such date he shall
Indicate
&c That for the special purpose paying principal
anu interest OF the public snPpur ing
hent a. tag shall be sseSed sd lev,d of 6 upon
exc tAct August, 1851
September TO- 1864, se23 aptf