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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-05
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
WESTERN DISTRICT OF VIII-

WESTERN DISTRICT OF VIII-
GINA, SIS.
w Court OF the United States TOR the Western
District of Virginia. the 9th day OF July, 1852 by
Austin s. Crane aud James Lauderback, Hbelnnts,
against the ste Imboat Atamont, her boats, tackle
apparel and furniture alleging In substance that
or about the 10Th day Of April, 1862 the said steam
boat AltaDIUHt being about to make voynge from
the port OF Wheeling, within ths Jurisdiction Of said
district, to the port Of Cineinnati in the State Of
Ohio, aud return, Alfred Woods, Master Of said
steamboat, did ship and hire the lbeants to
mariners on board said steamboat for and during the
term Of one month"; at the Of one hundred dol
lars per month; that accordingly or AbOut the
day of April, 1852, the said Ibelants entered on
board aud into the service OF said steamboat in the
capacity and at the wages aforesaid; that the libel
ants continued In the service OF said steamboat
for and during tho space Of month, when they
were discharged by the said Alfred Woods, Master,
etc. without having been paid their wages, except
that the lfbelaRt, LRuderbAcE paid ssVenty-iVs
dollars, and tue libelant Crane, paid fry dol.
lnrH leaving balance due the beinnt, Lauderbaels
oftwenty-hve dollars and balance due the lbelAnt,
Crane, OF my dollars and praying process against
said steamboat her boatR tackle apparel and furnI-
ture, and that the Court will pronounce for the
wages aforesaid, and decree the same be paid with
costs and for such other and further relief and re-
dress as to the right and Justice may Rppertafn.
Nov, therefore, In pursuance Of the mOnitiOn un-
der the seal OTthe said Court to directed aud
livered do hereby gfSe public notice TO all persons
parel and furniture, or in any mauner interested
therein that they be and appear before the said Dis
trict Court, to DO held at the city OF Wheeling in aud
for the Western District Of Virginia. the l5th day
Of that day, provlded the same shall be day Of ju-
rsdictnn, otherwise the next day OF Jurisdiction
thereafter then and there to intorpose their claims
| and make their allegations in that behalf.
N. RICHARDSON, Proctor for libelants.
T.. n. NORTON,
augJ0-td United States Marshall
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-05

God guard our nag, and keep eASh star
Zach stripe as bright as now they wave
san make Il load onr ranks in war,
still float above each patriots grave,
Death 10 the traitor thai would dare
TOtraII It through the dust Of shame.
AN honest hearts It's lot will share
And follow II 70 Death or Fame.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-05
Fronn Wnshlnrton.

Gov. Peirpoint returned yesterday morn
ing from his trip OF ten days to Washing
ton. He reports a good feeling there in
official circles, and says the sense of seeu-
rity is strong. No approximations are en-
tertained of the entire ability of our army
to-defend its present lire of operations
Not the least anxiety is felt as to Jackson's
reported intention to cross the Potomac
for the reason that such maueuvrewould
involve the certain destruction of the whole
rebel army. Our force is very large and
daily increasing, numbering now as much
as $50 900 men, old troops and new. The
Gov. regards it as certain that the rebels
have spent their entire strength and are
now at the end of their rope, and are COM
pletely Foiled in their determination to
whip our army before it was Ieinforced.-
They have done US great injury, of course
in the way of capturing stores, &c, but
their own losses ia the way of killed.
wounded; disabled aud exhausted men are
immense and greater than ours. They
have used up their men with excessive
marching and for want of provision, and are
in po.coudition to put forth any vigorous
demonstration.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-05

have used up their men with excessive
marching and for want of provision, and are
in no.coudition to put forth any vigorous
demonstration.
The Burglary at the Custom House.
In another column of this mornings
paper we furnish an account, as far as the
circumstances are known, Of bold burg
larry committed in the Custom House build
ing in this city last Wednesday night. One
miElion too ha,idred thousand dollars of gov
ernment money was ALMOST within the
grasp of tue bold robbers when they aban-
doned their attempt TO steal it. A half an
hours more time, or large pair of Tin
ner's shears would have given them the
money. This was narrow escape. 1t
seems strange that tho recent train of gov
eminent disasters should have been inter
rnpted by this one streak of good luck.
We are not sure as to what ought to be
said about this matter. We feel over it
somewhat as we feel over the plundering
aud sncking of the government stores at
BuckhanDon, We feel that the interests
of the government have been sadly ne
elected. We feel that our duty is to cry
out against such neglect.
We do not propose to locate the negli-
gence that certainly is connected with this
narrowly escaped disaster. We do not feel
sure upon whom the responsibility rests
There seems to be divided opinion about
it. But we do know that it rests upon
some one or upon all of those to whom this
money was consigned and by whom it was
to be discussed. 1t was their business to
look after its protection; to see that it was
not left alone in the second story of n
large buildiding without soldier or a
civilian near it, to keep guard over
it. There is no excuse for the man
ner in which this money was left to take
its chances of security. None in the world.
In this city there are soldiers in abundance.
Only one ofthese soldiers was on guard at
the Custom House, and he outside the
building. There were only two sides, or
rather only one end and one side of the
building past which the guard ever pretend
ed to walk. The robbers escaped out of
the other end of the building. Had there
been a guard inside the enclosed ground
belonging to the building, whose duty it
had been to constantly walk to and fro
along the enclosed end and side, the rob-
bers could not have escaped as they did
And had there been one of the persons
whose business it was to look after the
protection of this money, within the room
where the money was left. the robbery new
erwould have been attempted. But there
was no person left with it. 1t was given
over to its chances in the Collectors vault,
and by the merest accident, we might say,
1t escaped.
Loyal men have right to feel indignant
at such guardianship ofthe public interests.
1t is not for such guardianship that the
government is paying large salaries. 1t is
such guardianship that has lost US untold
thousands at Bnckhaunon and other places
recently. We have no patience with it,
We feel like the men who tritie thus ought
not to be tolerated in positions for mo-
ment. They ought TO be stripped of the
responsibility they affect to discharge.
q -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-05
Taxes! Taxes! Taxes!

TAXPAYERS arc hereby respectfully notified that
i their bills for State, County aud School Taxes
for this year 1862 will be ready for settlement at the
18th inst, 10th OF September, 1SG2l. Prompt and
immediate payment Is required and expected In all
cases.
All persons in arrears for taxes for the year 1861
also hereby notified, that unless their respective
bills paid by the 10Th day Of this month"; Septem-
ber steps will be taken for tho immediate collection
OF the same. ALONZO LORING,
sept2.tiu 18th Sheriff OF Ohio County
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-05
A Card to the PeopleI
NOWis Your Time to Save Money!
Rarnainar Rnrrains1, r,a,.aains,,,


IN consequence Of the fact, that all Cotton Good.
i are advancing very rapidly, and the Indications
that they will very soon be higher than af any
previous time, have purchased large and splendid
stock Of Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods, which
have In store, No. 50 Main street. Centre wheeling
and TO which would respectfully invite the atte-
ton Of the public a. intend selling the stock out
At the old prices aud some goods cheaper than
they were ever known before. So that all persons
needing goods, or who will need them very soon had
better avail themselves Of this opportunity Of sup
plying themselves, they I'll save money bV max
ing their purchases at this time; besides they viii
have good assortment to make their selections
from.
Ny stock consists, In part Of Brown and Bieaehed
husiins Calieos, Mems and Boys wear Of every de-
heripton, Check, FlAnnels, Ginghams ShaWIa Table
and Towel DiaPeEs, Irish Linens and Shirt Bosoms
Parasols, Shaker HoOds Hoop Skirts Lace snd Gren-
kinds. Hosiery, &C., lie.
LADIEsi LADIEsl Your special attention IL
invited 70 my very superior stock Of DRESS GOODS,
which + the largest, cheapest and most eompIsts OF
the season. lawns, Plain, Plaid aud Embrojderei
Grey Goods, Mozambiquei, Berage AnRIais &c. IA
great variety Please call early, will mako it
greatly to Your adVannRge to do 90.
Yours VERY respectfully
JOHN ROEAIER
is2i No. % Main st., Centre Wbseiine. Va.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-05

WooLEN STOCKING YARN-A full
w assortment Of cOlOrs Of Ea'tern manufacture,
just received at the Variety Store OF
d. NlC0LL 4 BRO,
augS 100 Main street.
WTERS'S CINCIN. GERMAN SOAP
w 90 boxes, just received and for sale by
1e11 NJ. REILLY
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-05

NEW POCKET BOOKS, PORT MO-
IN MES ndPurses, just received and for sale by
JOSEPH 0RAVR9
auS2o between Main and Market ia
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-05

NOTICE TO CITY TAX PAYERS.
0NIIHE CITY ASSESSMENT for 1869 is now due.
On all bills not paid before the 18TH OF Sep
tenbcr, interest from that date, the rate Of TEN
PER CENT per annum, Will be added.
aug21'td II. G. DOMAIN, Collector.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-05

1EO KEGS 8. @. SOFA.
4ON( so Bags Pepper, for Sale by 80
aug6 ckANaLR : co.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-05
THE CLASSICAL ACADEMY,

THUNDER the care OF Messrs. DODGE aud
~ GREENE, VIII resume It's sessions on Monday
the 9Th day Of September. Application may Be
made to either OF the Principals and CIRCULAR will
be Issued In a few days. aus2l-dtf
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-05

o,,... sATOHELs
Just received at %. NIcOLL BROS,
aug2S Variety Store IO9 Main street
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-05
FROM CLARKsBURG.
speelal corre.pondenee Of the 1nleIIIgencsl

CIARKsBuRG, WEDNESDAY MoAsING,
September 8, 1862.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-05

CTAR sPANGLED BANNERs-Ju7i
~ received. BeAntiful bunting flags for sale by
telI JOS 0RAYRS, No so. Monroe-st.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-05
I. II. HIToHoOcK

SCHOOL BOOKS.
Gcno0L BOOKS OF all kinds on hand and for sale
y SS sesspSy JOSEPH Ss 20 m GRAvEs.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-06-18
THE PEACEMAKERs.

There was once farmer who lived in a
snail coun.ry village. who vas so easily Of
Tended, and 50 very apt TO give offence TOO,
that no one liked him, and house near this
mans dwelling had for a long time stood
empty, because no one wished 10 have such
a neighbor as Isaac Hill. At last some one.
holder than the rest, or some ie that want
ed 4 house very badly, hired this very one I;
and when he came into il. he did so with an
earnest prayer to God to blesi his coming to
live near the unhappy man, whom. i seemed,
no one could love. His wife and children.
sIso, he begged to help him in the work
which he was determined to begin. even the
work Of making friend Of an enemy aud
the wife, and even the chIldren-all who
were old enough % understand him, az least
said. =" We will al help you. if God help
u.s." So he told them how they might begin
their work Of peacemakers. and the FIRST les.
son he gave them was this, = Prevention is
better than cure" Take care not to give
offence. We hear neighbor Hill doesn't like
any one looking over his fence; 50 mind.
children, when you Sc him smoking bis pipe
Of morning or evening when you are 10 the
garden, you don't look al him
"They tell US he will hang Puss. said lit
lie Polly, "if she gets into his garden and
Oh II Puss were 70 te hung what should |
dol"
"welI we will hope better ,hiogs." said
the father. "Bst. Polly, il Pass were to be
hung, IL would be better than having III will
between neighbors. Don'ilisiea 10 any tales
which other persons tell. They are never
peseemakers who carry evil news. mind
that"
50 the children were very careful, and for
some DAYS matters went on smoothly with
the quafrelsome neighbor.. A person, who
was fond Of making mischief, indeed. seem.
ed almost yexed 20 think there had been, a.
she said, no wrsngliBg between old Hill and
the Jacxsons. But, as Mrs. Jackson said
very truly. Every one loves my husband.
u would be hard, indeed, to quarrel with
him."
However. good Mr.. Jackson found that,
hard as il was, il was not impossible. The
first offender was little child. This little
child was merry. sunny boy his mothers
May bird, she called him aud certainly
be was very like Nav bird, and sang cheer.
Wy all the day long. IN the pleasant shadow
q ne hlossomiag appletrss, in the bright
sunshine on the common, IN The brisk OctO.
Der Winds. Of by the hearth on the Christ.
mas night. little Richie, che May. bird,
...sIsd swsstIy % bis way. Tor be was q
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-06-18
THE TWO OLD WOMEN.

Two neighboring erones, antique and gray,
Together talk'd q, close Of day.
One said, with brow Of wtinkled care.
Lies cup, at frsi, was sweet and fair
On our young lips, with laughter gay,
lie cream Of trimming nectar lay;
But raPid then i, grew, and stale.
And tircsome as iwice-,old tale;
And here, in weary age and pain,
is bitter dregs alone remain"
The other, with eon,enied eye.
Laid down Der work, snd made reply:
Yes, life vas brigh, al morning tide.
Yet, when The foam and sparkle died,
More rich, melhoughi, and pGrer too.
It's well connected essence grew;
Even now. though low Is .piril drains
And little in The cup remains.
There 8 sugar al tie boiton still
And we may taste j, If We will"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-06-18
ANiNPORTANT DIsCoYERy,
fof The Cure 81
CONSUMPTION, BRONCHITIS COUGHS
AND COLDS.
L III l. MAX ORA ARABIC A
n........-L =. = MIsAILIN AnA ..L.L- -. L.
in Arabia.


IN Arabia.
A Ill who arc suffering from Consumption should
"A use tue MAkoRA ARABlCAt discovered By
Missionary III Afabia.
Al who atc threatened With Consnmpiion ,loula
use the MAkOkA ARABICA, discovered ~ . Mis-
sioBary IN Atsbis.
All who are suffering from Bronchitis should u.s
The MAkORA AkABlCA, disco,sitd \, Missionary
in Arabia.
AL Who arc suffering lion Sore Throat, CoUgh snd
Colds should Use the MAkUkA AhABiJ n, disco
serssd By q Missionary ~ AfsLis.
All who are suffering from Asthma. sefouih and ln.
purlies 10 the blood should The MAMMA Aha
BICA, discovered by . Missionary ~ Atabin.
Il eutes Consumption.
II GU - Bronchitis
Il cures sois 1hfosi. Coughs snd Colds.
II cures Asthma scroiua, Rnd Ia pufiss ~ The Bleed
THIS untquailsd nntd, u nov iot Tie hisi tins ~
tfodutrd 10 the public.
II was pfoyideniislly diseottnd ~ Missionary
while travelling iB Afaba. lie wstcutsd 81 Centunp.
ton ny IL use alter his had hesn hos.
less by learned Physicians 10 EunIt.
lie has forwarded 20 10 writing foil account Of
bis own extraordinary cure. and Of number 81 oihef
cures which have come under HE observation, and sl,e
foil account Of The medicine.
AZ biz request, and impelled W desire 20 extend
knowledge Of this remedy 10 the public We have bad
his communication printed in pamphlet form fut free
distribution. lts interest il eBhsntsd ~ On Hctonn
which be gives % Of The u The syrian ar
sacrcs which be obtained from those who we're sufferer
in that awful tragedy.
This pamphlet may be obtained Al our Office, OF u
will be sent free by mail TO oil who apply Tor ~
We import tho MAKoRA ARABlCA direct from
smyrnathrough the house Of Gloon Gyhppus, and
We have always on hand full supply put up 10 bottles
ready for use with full directions.
Price one dollar per bottle. Sent by mail, on teeep
Of price and "a cents for postage.
For sale, wholesale and refill, by
LEEDS, GILMORE & CO.,
Importers OF Drugs and Medicinei'
81 Liberty ST., N. Y.
Also. by Druggists generally. ~.
March 10, 81 *m
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-06-18
TMenty.Fige Dol,ars Reward.

Dan away from thc saiscriber, on Saturday the
- 26a u January la.f, ny negro 10y ANTHONY.
Siil w u ~ vhliI.h yellow complction i've feet
sir seven inrhes high, about eighteen o. twenty
years old snd supposed 10 weigh about enc HUNDRED
and forty ohe hundred and fits pounds. lie has a
heavy head d hair sud talks shor when questioned.
md dbph he il trying 10 pass for free hoy will
give The above reward IT, BIS delivery 81 Pros
pee, Hill Cbs~sIl county Of confinement, 10 any jail
80 that | can &c; him.
FL. WARREN.
March Ill. f--3i
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-06-18
From the New York Dispatch.
GATHER YE GOLD.


Br.cHARLRr LAwroS LovsLr.
"Put money in thy purse Shakpear.
Aye, gather the golden grain;
Gather il in with haste :
Money is honor aud fame,
Then let not cent 90 waste.
Get gold, il will bring thee friends;
Twill purchase thee hearts and hands,
And fawning fools ,c work Thy ends
And bow to thy commands.
Heed not the poor widows prayer;
Heed not the orphan. moan;
Pshaw. what need'si thoa care
Oh, man! let lay heart be sione.
.Put money in thy purse"
Twill buy thee treasures rare
The oppress'd ones diresi curse
The shrek 81 wild despair
Gather ye dollars and dimes.
Gather sc riches and gold,
From near and distant cimes,
Till thy wealth can scarce he told,
Pass then nnheeded by
Wan, in all shapes Of dread.
It's no, Thy fault the poor DO die
Starving for want Of bread.
Then gather thee gold in thy youth,
Gather it in thy prime,
Gather il ill, forsooih,
The heavy hand Of time
sprinkles thy raven hair
With threads Of silver gray
Aye, cling 70 Thy treasure rare
Till death doth claim his prey.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-06-18
Fall Stock Of Shoes.
WILSON, MclLWAiNE 4 Co.,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Boots and Shoes, Trunks, &C.,

66 sytsnorae street,
PIERReBJRG, Va,
HNviTE attention TO their FALL STOCK. Nath
i very large and complete and unsurpassed 10 "a
tisly. Their own make 81
STICHDOWN BR0GANs.
are nj exeelied In style and durability.
Close buyers whether for cash % time. will find
i. advantageous 10 examine this stock when in market
Prices aud tenn, will be found Al least - favorable -
{ an be had elsewhere.
Order. VIII meet With prompt attention
September ~. ha-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-06-18
TRACTS FOR THE SOLDIERS.
mallggoRoysEl. ". C.

Approved IN all the Fastofs q THIS NHN'
large edition q the ahoss should Be printed hefon
the type distributed. asvil eosi $50 10 reset them
The number and variety will be increased a. funds
given. Slu0 pas ~ 1900 psFss; $40 pays fot
10000 pages 40 ~ Ia.s faf iaoO
Donation. 10 he ssnt 70 ihe Aeeat which he VII
aeknoW ls,ge BY letter. report 70 sseh % She Pss
io,a OF this City. Mets Than 5o.ooo pages Of nsu
tracts have bsen sent 10 our sedlctsin bifginis.
wa.I cRoMDER, Tact AT.
IulY. 90.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1862-09-03

Our NAvY-Those who declaim against
the Navy Department. who find fault with
the management of affairs upon the water,
should remember the old but timely adagr:
Rome was not builtin a day Neither can
navy he built up in a day, or in year. 1t
is slow process, which must pass thronG: a
series OF years. Why, look at the hoasied
navy of the United States. What is it com.
pared with the naviesuf England and France?
What has it accomplished i'll the present
war? Nothing! Indeed, five compare notes,
we will find the record altogether in oar ia
vor. And yet the navy Of tho United! States
has been in existence for more than seventy
five years. Why, then. fud fault with lac
Secretary Of the Coiliee!' rate Navy, for not
producing impossible results He has, in
our Judgment, done remarkably velour
little navy has covered itself with glory-alrl
both will be allowed, We hope, TO continue on
in their career ofusc!uincss and honCr-Au-
gusla Constitulionalist.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1862-09-03
Confederate Congress.

R1cHMoSp, VA, September lst.-In the Senate
to-day, Mr. Simms, of Kentucky, submitted {
preamble and resolutions relative to awarding
medals or badges to officers or soidic'S who may
distinguish themselves by deeds of personal sal
lantry upon the battle field. Laid on the table foi
the present.
Tho Senate bill concerning substitutes and de-
tails for plantations was passed The first section
restricts the privilege of furnishing substitutes
to skill:u mechanics who shall guarantee the
fidelity OF their substitutes. The second section
provides for detail to any farm or plantation
worked by slaves when the owner is femme sole.
inor or person in the service Of the Confederacy,
of one enrolled private for police duty and to act
as ovcrSeer.
The residue of the session was occupied in the
discussion of the bill concerning Partizan Ran
gers, which was laid ON the table until tomorrow.
In the House, Mr.. Foote, from the Committee
on Foreign afEairs, presented majority report on
the subject Of our policy towards the Northwest
crn States, and the future conduct OF the war.
The report embodies substantially the resolutions
originally submitted by Mr.. Foote.
Mr.. Miles, from the Committee On Military AZ
fairs, presented bill to extend the provisions Of
tbo Conscrip,ion Act The bill was made the or
der Of the day for Wednesday next.
preamble and resolution in favor cf retalia-
ton were adopted.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1862-09-03
Late News from the North.

MOBILE, ALA, Aug 3O.-Thc following is Il sp :
c;al dispatch 20 the Mobile Advertiser & Register
TrrELo, Mss, aug. 2y-The Chicago tlll.)
Times, Of the 2jl! inst, has been received he!e
It contains the message IF President Davis on tic
rcassc:i.tlins of the Confederate Congress
a dispatch from Cincinnati dated August "'tl',
says that Gen. Buckuer with $4,000 men, is al
Somerset, Ky, and that Gen. Bragg is at Cbatia-
noosa, Tenn, with 10000 more; Gen. Humphrey
Marshall is reported TO hc at Tie heal Of Liz
Sandy River with l5, GOO men. The railroad is in
full pos:cssion of the Rebels, and TO train can
pass to Nashville.
The draft will be enforced on the lst"f septem-
her Foreigners who have voted on their first pa
pcr$, claiming exemption from the draft, are ar
rested and pressed into the service.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1862-09-03

Corsrrgrslr Treasury Notwithstanding
N.n.,ningcr has decided, in Consequence ri
ll,e numerous coun;rr!iits, to withdraw, from
circulation all the Confederate Treasury N"le$
If The Denomination ui' one hundred. iiiiy ana
twenty dollars, dated September 1851.
ANY pcr>un holding no;es "i tue above te,
romii,,;ion and date may deposit tie same
with tie treasurer or any assistant treasurer,
and receive in exchange in,er2sI-h"aTlns
notes or call certificates. WHICH certificates
>ii b, taken up with o,hef notes as S.'ca ss
they can lie prepared, al,d uniil taken ur, II, =
f,.r;.st t.,crrnn vii! br rad III !!ie rate CT s%
per cent-Richmond Enquirer.