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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-02-19
NICHOLAS j. RUSCH.
President Of Board of Education.


An ACT 80 sasat An Ae1 sulltIed Gan Ast 70
anasna An Ast sati tied An Act y provide syk-
tsra Of Csnimoa sshoots. -
SEC, |. Be IL enacted By ths Board Of
EdacGssosu of aaS Safe Of Eotsa, That
scholars residing la one district may at
tend school in another, Ia the same Ioun-
ty or an adjoining county, wiSh the con-
currenee of the directors of both districts,
on such terms as tAey may agree upon !;
and scholars may attend school in any
sub district of the towaship in wirh they
reside, with the consent Of the board os
Directors. s
Sac. Q. FIrss Each dlstriel spwnship
shall held q mectiags annually, on the
second Monday in March.
Second When eiEii towaship bias
been formed, the township sruatees shall
divide the same into suS-distxiCas, IL
deemed necessary and shaIl post ao-
tice specifying lhe time ami place OF tbs
Rrss elsesion for sab-dineigrs, ii the
manner provided fok the eacetann 81 sab-
directors iu orgahized dassries sawaships.
TAsrd When an osgaaized dsssriss
township has been left without oiseers the
township trustees shall give nosiea for .
special election of sub direcsaEs, ~ IL re-
auired Of The sob director 10 ease OF reg
ular sub district eleesinns and the per-
son elected shall continue In oEics until
The next regular sab-distriss slsctisa
thereafter.
Fourth When any district township
shall be asTisaesa ffntv two et znprs tuan-
ships fnr civil purposes, the existIpg
board of directors saall coutInue No acj
for beth, or all the new dissricts, until
the next regular sab-dlistrfet elsction
| shareafesr.
/ Sac. 3. The einctors Of q district,
wfea legally asseanbaed ae d regular dis
nses school meeting, shall have the fol-
flowing powers win t'sl
4 Fsysa no appnina Chairnaaa and Sec.
/ iretary, In the as'senes u the fegalar on
II eers.
4 Sseoud: 70 adiaurn from siane 10 time
4 "a oeeMsson gaAs geQairss Frorfded, fEfai
no tax shall - Beried exesps as sta xagst
lar nssesing On she aseeaa Msedsy Y
4 March.
4 7'Asrd TO levy sneh aax, aos exceed
81 lng pns rsr aent ap asay esss yeass Dr. xRx
ii abla properly ID the dirtgiets "A i'll " shAl
| dasis snzAcians VI rprchssse 0r Isasa
saisa6is xfae gsxsa seho8s -li0uss OF sclsnel
h0ases; md ~ keep iaess5s&sw aaa fnsnas
q ihe s4ae NTH she nssssksFy sssl md ~
/ peusixRexs snd for eosnpspNats0e af teael
L u. VA lsf fr0ciifi finx 6osSks f6f he. dEI
/ sS1etlibea#fes AAd ap&fn ~ mn III a
haske ard afakinnssy f1ss ~ he6 II
i afeseSat meaxjaEx, an6 9sf@y III 49,
.x1.k sarsss N IL 4 sksfuer ~
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-02-19
T u. PALMER,
LAyD TAX PAWEgG AGENT

couEcgE @G4E SKSs k0W&s s. q ~
Land Baalness transacted, In all Ita bfaaehes .--
Lad warrants bought sold and lSesGsdi Taxes paid
'ot aun-res dents; Titles examined, eoileSaoas
as4e Cay and County orders koGght aad sold, FAX
20 tasd 2 Omaha Is. T., and ssrgesndIn& coanties.
EErEREscEs-I 4. Iasksons Pres, Asd J. ID.
L,kTsoi. Cashier, Branch state Bank o. Iosa,
/ 4lzI Bsufs fmRyiS-sI
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-02-19
RY III. ID WASH RNA N

IS2cceasor - John Jsaes.l al
Ege Stages arr4ys aAa depart aalw FTtsss sg~
y ali Lae times. .E-& iA&FA~@&~%
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-02-19

Al Act ts aathcriss pistriek 9owxhip Boa~ds TO
ssh@eTisse for tss Igwa snhesA JeurnaI ard Iewa
tasupcaars
SKc. /. Be IL enacted bg ths Beard
Of Estueati0B of iks Asase of Eossas Thal
the board vi Directors OF each School
District In this State, ID heveby author
ized "a subscribe fsF and ssk d least
one copy sf the Iowa SehRol Jeasaal and
Iowa Ipstructor, ..
.SSs. 2. Ihs sopy o. copses of shs
Iowa School Journal and Iowa IipsFnGter,
which May be subscTibsd for agresably
10 the Yrovisions og session ona sg lhis
Act, shall be and reEnaia . part eg she
School District LshragY.
NICHOLAS j. RESAlH.
Prasiaens 0f Board ag Edaea1iea-
Dseeahes Isshs 1851.
4 bsssssss II saf = - sss ssisss s sss
SIC. 4. De u enacted 6g the Boags
ef Eds4falsom Df lhe Sfafs III Ioara, Tbs
Goauty Supsrinlsadent Of Gosnsnof
Schools shall be elected Ii each pgganiE,
I'd Coanly af This State, whose ssrm Q
sssvsoe shall bS swn wears. s
sac Tbm nexs saeesaum sS shMs u
Raex sfaA t~ka plaep % shs asaand Tssss
d6x gf 0stoksr, f1ss, Il The tins ~
sesexmi psacaa oE afacssax The Tawfktzl
i BoasasS aisa i'll shA gaeaeral kaecssSss y
!; every s~o ysass shsfea1vsr and she sles
ss8s sssusnss ksahe mafIein sssss sass3 3ssaa
~ ss fos ashs s1aazH 0sksssas I'D
] pFwent jacuEhepts, whe wssa n eks /!
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-02-19

Livery Line on Rsasonabls TsFssas.
= I.,, Yun sn omaibas es H4ek 10 and rKoxa this
80 L4naing during the boating season.
rl"Psrsoss 4esirgas Of h&FiaS shs Omnib9s call
rgr res ii sHoe Aeg RA&xezAzeFs wiii BE- sSesmno-
saa-f u s4wfza ssfa M s&ss static 81
mo. DoHAEY.
Rssrasry 10, 'ss. g
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-02-19

Al Act f0E tAe EbeuuFag gssleni of Teachers InxtH-
totes. ~ss@@
SKC.E H. Be 1t enacted By The B0urd
Of Education Of fhe State Of Iosca, That
during the time Of boit1ing = Teachers
Institute, in any County in this State,
any schools that may be in session in such
County shah be closed and 1t Is heraby
made che duty Of all Teachers, aud per-
sons desiring d Teachers Certificate, 10
attend such Institute, or present to the
County Superintendent satisfactory reA-
soas for not so attending, before recaiy-
ing saeh certificate. ~
NICHOLAS j. RUsGH.
President Of the Board Of Edacasiun.
December a7tht 1861.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-02-19

MADISON sTREET, COUNCIL BLUEFs.
Vi. *tteaa 10 oil ez8ss, and gIFe sAtAafacttsE 81
y Sstk ana Praees. Eng Alaa prepaked To do in
a. a-s' tyle Of Ghe aEt Al kln4s Of Landscape and
F7TttAIl Painting. Ana TT-&mig
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80 ssssss :. !. ] . ..ssasz sssJ Is i assasg %
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-02-19

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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-02-19
Presideas af Bsatsl Of Eaasagion.

2 AAuAtaASS@5s hN6Liiy
1 Presidsas af Bsas4 Jaf Eaasasicn.
An Ae Il prssids fst tsS ushsasaeasloa, paalics-
tlsn and DISTRIBUTES u a. scss, waisa, ana sss
nIasieAs " sks Bsass ~ Esgsssasas w
I SEC. T. BE II ssssgted BY fhe BSxzrd
Of kSaeasieasof tha Ssass ef Isaca, That
all sets pa ssea hy this BoaRdSaa ball, before
fAds assssuine lawss bs eorrecs4y enEelaed
snA aignsa BY he Psesidsng oakeer OF this
4 bosiys a a 4 sE .mgz
Sac. 3. That printed esstifcase Gf
the SeeTekasy al shia Board shAal be ap-.
panx1ed 10 the pAsaRhlss cuntminiag q
esuy % the laws Of easy ssssisa, ssaElag
thar ahs auss ahzsia eenkasne& bayssbseE
By him compared wish the original stsas
atess ~ passed ky tAis Rosssas agsa sneh
csxsshosses saAia BE- ssfhcisss sssaeaee eEa
tho eazHestasss nc saeA lass 10 sendsr
1 them sseslsasae - 50 niaesl IN al cassa
whatever. lssFssfl ,vssa IA Es9ss,s lis
sEe > Ths ssssea ary q this Beasd
shall, by the frss dag Of March, d. ID.
4 1861 forward I'd ske Counfy EuperiHsez-
a duns d all shsacosznsiss ~ tho Sskae, sArs@a
oopiss OF saia psmpA sss evaFy sohoal
dissyiee wishla the ecunEg q the proees
County Suserintendeni, also one copY ID
each eoanty ofeps md assnher a me
Beard sf sapssvissss.s 3 . s q tsss.sss
u Ssc. 4. Il shalI b. the siasys at sha
County Sapzrinta1deat in saeh eosansy In
this State, By the hfss day og Aprif. II. u.
Il 1861, 10 asposjt Id sach sckoei disskScs IN
& his esaasys wish d znaamaes oE Nc Boassa,
thsss espaas q sid sspRhlss sassaiains
IS ses. ! 8 Aisasss, .als. ana ssaiagssss, sst
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-02-03
sass slppeaS for Small .a,.nis
10 THE
CITIZENS OF LOUISIANA AND ADJOINING STATES

.&. NEW ORLEANS. Ang. 2iS61 r,
Having been appointed by the Secretary of War an h
collect receive and purchase small for the Confederate
States deem it necessary and sxpsaen make known the
fact as generally possible the better cooperation in
work which needs to oedone quickly Citizens and patriots
Your Government asks for the thousands TRIED
that e unused in houses Recent experiments have
proven that any one of your fine Double Barrelled Shot
with the Improved Mimic ball Is than match for the
much talked OF Mimic Musket. Then bring them forth and
place them upon tho altar of countrys liberty that tey
may at once be consscrated the work of Christian d
se. IT objection be made to sending away your guns 1t
be urged that you MAY need them home the reply h that
we snres way to prevent the necessity Of using at home
Is to place them in OF the many thousands of
men VINO are chAfhg with stand AZ
OF ire between you and the invading II this answer be-
deemed inconciuve then the rejection those high in a
hoty, those In whose Judgment all have confidence and
who Ills but fair TO know we'll necessities both
at home and Oh our ode have after elaboration in
aug'rated this movement should be sufficient guarantee for
the WISDOM utility and patriotism Of the service Won r ca
on to perform Then desire short war speedy ueace
ana ah of our independence honorable to our
selves place your weapons the disposal your Government
As yon desire to strike terror to the hearts of those who are now
plotting our subgation and destruction let be known that
the tfSy Re and the death dealing Shot Gun which you
have hitherto SO highly priced part the next con
het renderng if possible victory complete than wa,
their defeat and route on the plains of aIanassas
My instructions contemplate that shall send forth into our
more popuos regions assistant agents. charged the duty
of collecting and forwarding proper points all the
thus obtained 1tmay be well here state that any one WIN
wishes to do though he visited by an Agent can
greatly facilitate this work by sending guns he has can
command, to address, of Robert Pkin No II (amn
street, New Orleans.
BALLARD S. DUNN,
Agent for Collecting Receiving, and Purchasing Small Arms
for the Confederate States. au1s snf
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To the Friends
or The -. Fl"
SICK AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS OF THE SOUTH.


The Soldiers Relief Society of Tennessee having author
ICED and desired by the Secretary of War and BY Medical
Director OF this Division of army perform the service, in
the Confederate States Hospitals which they discharged
under the direction OF the Governor State Hospital have
assumed similar charge and supervision the following Hos
pitas viz State Hospital First College Street Hospital Second
College Street Hospital Front Street Hospital Cedar Street
Hospital Elliott Hospital These filled with patients
from the armies OF the Confedeac every ia being
made to provide others fast the increasing necessities Of the
service demand additional accommodation We have entered
the discharge OF duties with determination to do oil
IN our power at whatever cost Of personal
ence 10 alleviate the mortunes and to to the wants
and comforts OF the gallant defenders Of soil may
stricken down by disease, by Ike casualties of war
We are receiving liberal conbuonsto aid our work
from every portion of the Confederacy but the demands npon
us are daily increasing and send this appeal to the
generous citizens of the South further with the
confident expectation that Will promptly and ayorably
sponded to by Southern heart Tie contributions most
needed are money cotton for mattresses blankets flannel under
esthpg provisions sugar and mosss any articles which
may be useful necessary for the sick the wounded or cou
Valecen These when received distributed to the different
Hospitals under the supervision of the eminent Medical Direc-
Dr. Yande However small may be the intrinsic value of
articles contributed let 1t be borne in that there is
multitude of contributors the aggregate will be large
Contributions should be addressed Mira Felicia G. Porter
NO. " Cedar street Nashville Tennessee where Is prc.
tcabe and to do the wishes the regard
to the disposition thereof will be complied with.
From the patriotic citizens Of the Coufeeacy anticipate
prompt and generous to this appeal the
gallant soldiers who have to our noble
cause and who have been Frustrated while defending our
from the aggressions Of n ruthless invader ~
-ys aa- FELICIA GRUMPY PORTER, President
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-02-03
fl Card.

EDITOR CaEsrENrf visa through the columns of you,
paper 10 for myself and my company our most sincere
and grateful thanks Company B. Continental Guards for hc
generous and valuable present Of Ninety Plush Caps
Capt Hodgkns Of Company for pesonol nvor
also James Martin and other friends for their muni
cent donation Of One Hundred and Eight Shawl Shirts md
e Ladies Association for making the free of charge
and assure them that except victory there is nothing that
the heart OF the soldier than such proofs that he Is
not forgotten by those for whom he is suffering the pvaons
fatlgnes and exposure Of camp and rsking life.
also wish 10 remember NJ. T. r. Brady well the La
dies soceya No 50 Camp street for their liberal Kindness
last fall and to all friends no have contributed comfort
and welfare. .,--......,s-.s ses-
y JOIN G. FLEMING ~,
FEB 2plts. t;apt. Co. c. Continental Guards.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-02-03


! VEST PolNTERs "a great deal is said ID these
latter days about Vest Pointers. The trne princi.
PIE, in regard TO them, We take to be this.; Ali
other things being equal, the man who has re-
sceiyed military education Is better qualified 10
command armies than one who has received 4
purely civil education. But West Point cannot
supply all the deficiencies Of nature. Want Of
courage. want Of mother Wit, Of hard common
sense are defects which no training can supply.
Selected, says the Richmond Wing, as the students
Sof West Point are, by party and personal favor
asn end without regard to the merit Of the youths,
many have probably been chosen whom no ham
merlng conld manufacture into men Of sense, OF
compstsnt commanders. If IL be true, that West
fosnt edaeation does not necessarily constitute q
greas caltsin y n equally trae, that high military
genius may. he found among men who never saw
9 military academy. There waa 10 West Points
ID the days Of Hannibal, nor ii those ~ fasar !.
rso e dig Washington Or Jackson enjoy the aayau.
tsges Of scientific lectures On fortidcatians and
the art Of ditchiag In general, Cromwell, tao
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-02-03
BUREAU DE LA CDMpAGNIE m, HOMIE
- AUiG1L SUIeANCE. r. = ' 1s-'41>''--

aE.Gys-,. Era fouvELE ORLEANS, de Janvter 1867.
Goniormement Ia Charte do Copagne ct I'm aets ds
la Legislature de la Louisiana No. l approuve lie II de Mara
s59 pubc est AVERT par 10 present que ceracas
suVan dc profits Issue de 1851 plus ntereD mont pas
ts pyss par cee compagne ss son pas recames par
e gu par les popaires egaux, dams les rene ours SUI
Vfoht Ia premiere publication de Get avis lis cances
annuds ct lea monan places credit da compte contingent
sur les dsres de la compagns, est prescott dams 8.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-02-03
RUREAU DE La. CUMPAGNIE D.AssU.
- hANGEs MLTGELLEs DE LA LOLISIAAE.


NoUyELLE ORLEANS, 6 de Janyier 1862
CoHfornment Specifications do la Chare de Ia Gonna
gue Assurances Mutueles Louisiana ct IN acte de IN
Legislature de l'Etat de la Louisiana No. 49, approuye Ia II
de Mars 1859 lie public est averi les CerGcas want. re
Scrip raunfe 1855 plus nere mont pas encore ee
payes cetta Compagne et les dts Certeats plus Finite
ret ne sou. eclaes e par ptorearps eesix
dams les ene oass qHi suvron In premiere publication s cot
ss lis seront cancelas annues rontants places an
red du compe contingent les vres de Com agtia
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Notice.

The delivery Of Prizes will continue ONE WEEK LONGER
say TO shs 9Th of February Inclusive ftm Il A NJ TO 2P NJ.
when the room will be finally and the articles unclaimed
will be sold at auction for the benefit of the fund
The holder of ticket 80 is Invited make himself known
and Mrs. E. A DAY VINO donated Pc. Deer, will confer
favor by giving her5adifsss. q
5e%r. n. MUssON, President.
Nav Orleans February l. 1861. ,} fe3 2plt
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Soldiers Clothing.
NOTICE FROM THE GOVERNOR TO HOSE PRE-
t.-. g.. PAIRING IT H. .,.. .,7zI liza


I am now endeavoring to furnish Q Volunteer Troops
Louisiana with suitable winter clothing having
uniform suits of WOODEN cloth and suitable undecothes to
distributed among them informed that the patriotic ct
sens Of several parishes also Engaged preparations
for the benefit Of their companies If these contributions
clothing are sent by them directly their several companies
without being of the quantity and kind SENT
companies supplied confusion will be the
sequence. $3.50 g. as 7=#. ~ 10 &
soldier only carry certain quantity of clothing Its
OF great Importance that each of soldiers shall
good substantial wooden SUITS posble also
important that there be Of action among those supply
Ing hem In order to avoid sending double supplies to
panes. ~ aaG% ~ - Fs4@s
therefore urgently recommend the citizens OF TIE country
parishes send 10 in this city such supplies of clothing
they prepare, with explicit directions the companies
or Individuals for whom they intended will take care
that they reach their destination The clothes should boxed
up baled and directed Orleans with the name
Of the company for which they intended on It. and
abatement sent to Of its contents that may not dup
cate the articles. '-'1T."'g+-' -
respectfully request the newspapers give publicity to these
suggestions, in consideration Of theobjecs to be effected
A THOS. O. MOORE, Governor,
New Orleans. Aug. II, 1851 s.,s ~ aule 2ptf
E,XCEIANGE ON RICHMOND
h So Bough. and Sold by &
.5lfaG BANK oF&SEwg oRIEAN2 ssos,t,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-02-03
OFEagE ElopIE MUTUAL INSURANCE.


New ORLEANS, January 4, FG2.
In accordance with the Charter of this Company and an
Of the Legislature Of Louisiana No. 176 approved 18th Of March
1852 public notice hereby given that the following certificate
OF profits issue of 1885, with accrued interest thereon remain
unpaid in this Company Ifnot claimed by the legal owner or
owners, within thirty days from the first publication OF this
notice. the same Will and unnuled and the
thereof credited to the contingent the books of hs
COMPANY, directed by ita Ghartar
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-02-03
Loss OF SOUTHERN Trade BY THE N NORTHWEST
The st. Louis Republican in reference to the loss
of Southern trade by the Western States, SAYS

L
Loss OF SOUTHERN TRADE BY THE NORTHWEST
The ST. Louis Republican, in reference to the loss
Of Southern trade by the Western States, says
See what awfully desoiating results have fol-
lowed the cessation of that commerce.. The
Western States of Europe are trembling under it.
Our own North, momentarily benefited by de.
mand for army supplies, does not feel it. as it will
by and by. But survey the West-with no choice
OF an outlet to Europe, save through New; York
its products at half their former price, and all its
purchases ct double that price. In fact, the farm
er Of the West eau scarce raise produce atcurI ent
prices. The gross yield of, his farm would not pay
the wages of the hands necessary to raise it. No
part of the United States more afflicted by the ces
sation of the Southern trade. Men now see the fall
lacy ofall those theories, that belitted Southern
industry, and the importance of Southern conf
MERGE with it, to the restof the United States Let
US give some credit to the men, who, while sus-
tanning q system which, though legal, has been
held up to unsparing odium, have made that sys-
TEN productive of SO many and great benefits, that
the withdrawal of them has sent fear and tremb-,
ling through the nations. as
THAT EAGLE.-We are indebted to Mr. kenne-
day, from Eyansport, for a beautiful feather from
the wing Of the seyen-fuot eagle, lately shot by
picket at that place. The gift is suggestive and
highly appreciated, and we hope to chronicle with
its eloquent quill many gallant exploits in honor of
the Old Dominion and the South. We feel even
now like pluming our wing for a grand flight of
congratnlation over an Transport battery sinking
a second Pensacola Frederick sburg News.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-02-03

A. BROTHER President -
*F-@ JAMES ii. WHEELER Secretary
sTArH or LOUISIANA, PARsH or ORIElsss
fi-z 49, City of New Orleans. {
Sworn and subscribed before this the fourth ay Of JIM
nary, 1862 - - N' -
5g% D. F. MITCHELL,
'-&S ~ e 8tH IE Second Justice OF the Peace
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-02-03

STATE or LOUISIANA, PAnrsH OF opLgSss ,
,l City OF New Orieans. )
Sworn to ard subscribed before this sixth day Of Janua
1869 ID. F. MITCHELL
ia7 Bot Second Justice of the pe.ca
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'---~ - ~
A Card.

E DOCTOR Nick ELvEY having returned, reeonmences thu
practice Ct his profession. Residence and Office heretofore
10 llost Charles street. tween Poydas street La,
Square. ~sfY +24sS y. %. - FEB s2p1m
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-02-03
Fiofics to Subscribers to the Pro
s DUCE LOAN,

hetollowing Circular has issued from the Treasury De.
cnt in relation he Of settling subscriptions
Produce Loan; ri u, ~ -
~ @s Treasury DspARr4ssr, 1
r f e Richmond, january 3, 1862
1.-THE time appsned for the sale tf any produce
ever such sale shall place Agent shall apply for the pre-
ceeds due under the subscription and may receive the
con Treasury Notes approved Foreign Bills Of Exchange
drawn sgains the sale taken the rant market
and for t said proceeds deliver the subscriber
cept exctangeabie for Bonds Stock drawing par cent
teest payable annually issued nnder The of
gust 1851 for such period beyond years the
may Sc cot AID If the particular period shall have been
hausted the nearest aiming will be furnished instead
The General Agents will receive from the Treasurer the Bonds
or Certificate of Stock called for by the receipts and will with
the aid of the sub Agents be the medium to exchange the
same with the holders Of the receipts.
The General Agents will report weekly the Secretary The
Treasury and at intervals deposit all moneys received
with the nearest Assistant Treasury Depository.
All Agents shall have authority receive additional sbscrp
tons and are earnestly requested to take all in their
power to procure the and they will be furnished with
blank Subscription Lists for that purpose. s. s IL s..
Whenever proposal made subscribe Army supplies
kind The Agent to who tits made shall report the the
nearest nartemaser Commssary and upon certificate of
the value adjusted by such officer and that the article
been received the said Agent shall issue receipt for the
amount SO certified and report the 10 his principal
this Department. T. =
G. G. MEMNINaER,
A5 Secretary of the Treasury.
u D. B. Dsow has appointed General Agent receive
al amounts payable at New Orleans any point in Louis
lana or Mississippi He is furnished with complete list for
that district and prepared settle subscriptions
the terms of the above Circular. q
Interest payable from the date Of the Agents receipt Of
funds Bonds will in case be speedily Issued.
Parties may time increase the amount Of their subscrp
tons and no bond less than $780, they are
requested when 1t Is practicable authorize that should
the proceeds of sale in any case be less.
Ii. y. D. B. DEBOW,
p. ea-5-. ~ - General Agent, GO Camp street.
New Orleans, Januayy 81 1862. fe3 2pIt