The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-06-21

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as many officers % shall be necessary. Another
section repeale the limitation upon temporary
deposits of notes with any Assistant Treasurer
or depoeitor, and authorizes the Secretary u
receive them to any amount not exceeding one
hundred millions IN sums OF not less than 500
and for not less than thirty days, on interest moi
above 5per cent; provides that one third Of the
aggregate deposits shall be reserved IN the Trea
sury or from being Issued under this act to secure
prompt payment Of such deposits on demand
The bill provides further that certificates o.
deposit and Of indebtedness shall be received or
the same terms - notes In payment for bonds
redeemable after five and payable after twenty
years.
Another section empowers the Secretary te
borrow such part OF the two hundred and fifty
millions authorized by the Act to authorize
national loan, &c, passed year ago, As sinai
not nave oeen borrowed within Twelve month";
aiter 's passage. announcer secuon proviaes tna'
former appropriation ior oetect'ng ana DrlDg
com snsi' ALSO oe useo 10 similar protecton o
on,seo states -, notes ana oonds.
ING OIL rePor'ed emDooies, WIN tue excepnol
VI 'ne su.ses.,on sost notes De issued OF les
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A DRAFT as savaunah-GeoreIaP Patriot
Ism Down.
A Savannah correspondent of the Charleston
Courier furnishes an amusing description o
the scene which ensued on the occasion of ,
draft for 400 in Savannah, to complete requi
sition for troops, the requisite number not hsv
ing volunteered. 1900 of the business mel
and mechanics of the city were drawn up in
hollow square on the parade ground. all in ,
high state of excitement, when the followin,
proceedings toek place:
"The colonel now takes his place in tn,
center, and from the back of q magniicen,
horse, in a few well-timed remarks calls 70,
volunteers. He said it was o shame that 8
Georgian should submit to be drafted. apd
dishonorable to q citizen Of Savannah to b,
forced into the service Of his country. H,
appealed to their patriotism, their pluck ant
their-pef. He told them of good clothes, gooG
living, and fifty dollars bounty; and on the
strength of these considerations invited every
body to walk three PAGES in front. Nobody did
it. An ugly pause ensued, worse than a dead 81
lence between the ticking of conversation
| The Col. thought he might not have been heard
or understood and repeated his catalogue 0.
persuaslons. At this point one Of the sides Of
| the square opened and in marched compap,
of about forty stalwart Irishmen. whom thei,
captain, in loud and exultant tone, an
nounced as the Mitchell Guards; We volun
teer, colonel, in body The colonel wa.
delighted. He proposed three cheers for the
Mitchell guards and the crowd INDUCED moi
inordinately in the pulmonary exercise. The
| requisite number did not seem to be forth
coming, however, and the colonel made an
other little speech, winding up with the inyi
tstion to the black drummer and fifer t.
perambulate the quadrangle and play Dixie
which they did, but they came as they went
solitary and alone-not the ghost Of Z volun
teer being any where visible in the Ethiopian
| wake. The colonel looked as blank IS If BIZ
was getting desperate, and draft seemed in
! eyitable.