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POst-OHice Notice,
.ass .appeas fos. Small .as'n,s
5=7 10 The ~
CITIZENS OF LOUISIANA AND ADJOINING STATES.

b " -. ~. NEW ORLEANS. Aug. Il, 1851
Having been appointed by the Secretary Of War
collect receive and purchase small the Confederate
States Ides necessary and expeient make known the
fact generally possible the better cooperation
work which needs to be done quickly Czens and pstos
that lie unused in your houses Recent experiments have
proven that any Of your Double Barresd Guns
with the I.1proyed Mimic ball, match
much talked of Mimic Mnsket. Then bring them forth and
place them the altar yonr conntrys liberty that they
be the noble work Christian de-
Tense. If objection be sds sending guns and
be urged that you MAY need them home the reply is
the prevent the necessity Of using them home
is place them in the hands the many thousands brave
who chatting with anxious desire stand wall
of FIRE between and the invading oe II this be
deemed nconcusive the reflection high
thoriy those in whose judgment all have condolences and
who, is but fair presume know well necessss both
home and borders have after mature deberaon,
augurasd this movement should be sufficient for
the WISDOM utility and patriotism Of the service You called
perform. Them desire short speady peace
and acknowledgment OF honorable to
selves place your weapons the disposal your
you desire strike the hearts of those who
plotting subugatou and destruction let be known
the trnsy Rifle and the death dealing Shot Gun, which you
have hitherto highly priced take part in next
acs rendering, II possible victory complete than
their defeat and route on the plains of Manassas
Ny instructions contemplate that shall send forth into
populos regions assistant agents. charged with the
collecting and forwarding proper points, all weapons
thus obtained 1t be- well here to state that who
wishes though he be visited BY
greatly facilitate work by sending any has
command address, Of Robert Pkin, No. Is Camp
-, =" BALLARD s. DUNN, ,~g
Agent for Collecting Receiving, Purchasing Small Arms
- for the Confederate States IN tst aul3 2ptf
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esz To the Friends W
- sE5,,s7.!- e. ,. ss--oF The 4 ss =. 10 1-
SICK AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS OF THE SOUTH.

~ q = ~ q 4. ~
The Soldiers Relief Society of Tennessee having anthor
lied and desired BY the Secretary Of War and by Medical
Director Division army perform the services
the Confederate States Hospitals which they have discharged
under direction OF the Governor the State Hospital have
ptals viz State Hospital College Street Hospital Second
College Street Hospital Front Street Hospital Cedar Street
Hospital, Elliott Hospital These filed with patients
from the Conederacy and every effort is being
provide others increasing necessities ofhe
service demand additional accommodation We have entered
upon discharge Of duties with determination 10 do all
at cost of personal comfort convent
alleviate the nettnnes aud contribute to the wants
comforts Of the gallant defenders Of soil who be
stricken down by disease, tie casualties of
We receiving liberal contributions aid in work
from portion Of the Confederacy but the demands npop
daily increasing and send forth this appeal to the
citizens the Souh for further assists with the
confident expectation hait will be promptly and ayoraby
sponded by every Southern heart The contributions most
money for mattresses blankets flannel under
cshing provisions and Aosse articles which
sseulo necessary for the sick the wounded or
valescen These when received distributed the different
Hospitals under supervision eminent Medical Direc
tor Yande However small be the intrinsic value of
articles contributed let be borne in mind that If there
multitude Of contributors The aggregate win belarge
Contributions should be addressed Mrs Felicia g. Porter
No. 50 Cedar street. Nashville Tennessee and where
proper the wishes of the donors In regard
to ths disposition thereof will be complied WITH,
+ From patriotic citizens of the onederacy anticipate
prompt generous response this appean behalf the
gallant soldiers who have cosecraed their lives TO noble
who have been Frustrated while defending homes
from the aygressions Of q ruthless invader. s.a
-. IA dds FEIICIA GRUNDY PORTER, President.
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AfFairs In Richmond.

From thesFichmond Examiner of the 18th we
extract the following J: ts{ssfs + se5Fs54s S..,}s
We learn that there has been q sharp and pro-
longed controversy in secret session Of Congress
ON the topic of Gen. Beauregard' report OF the,
battle of Manassas, It will be recolieeted that d
psrton Of ihis report was displeaaing % President
Dayis, WIKI, we now learn, sent the document into
Congress-, compaDied BY comments Of bis OWE
on some rs its preliminary passages. The order
sos%s sHa Yss t. asse the
liminary portion Of II, and also the comments Of
the President thereon We learn that number Of
members urged the publication Of the; entire re-
port with NE Presidents message, on the ground
that injustice was done to- General Beauregard in
publishing as his report what was not really his
report and for the purpose Of convincing the pub.
lilo that the controversy, as shown inthe papers,so
fer from being serious one, was,of the most
We are aware Of the recent occurrence of some
bold frauds on The treasury which have been con-
veniently 'hushed mp IL that department. We have
avoided any particular statement Of the facts, 5as
Mr.. Memininger, instead of bringing the matter to
the examination Of TIE civil courts, where it would
hare got to the public, adopted the expedienta of
turning out all the clerks liz one Of the rooms so
the depar tment, thereby eonfounding the innocent
with the guilt, on account of the former Of whom
We were 10th 10 make the subject one Of publicas
/ ton In the newspapers, ,sa st@
IN the matter, however, Of these frauds there,
has been an amount Of official carelessness and
negligence 10 which we not only feel free, bnt are
constrained by public duty, TO refer. 1t appears
that Che fraud consisted IN the abstraction OF whole
sheets Of signed Treasury notes. At one time one
sheet was abstracted, and the fraud reported TO
Mr.. Memminger. But q few days ago two sheets
were distracted III both instances, occurring at
different times, the fraud was accomplished by the
neglect in the Department to cut the sheets as they
passed from hand 70 hand. Each sheet probably
represented several thousand dollars, and was as
so much money, and the practice Of shutting them
From hand to hand, and taking no account 81 them
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Headquarters Est Division La. v. Troops.


sgls4fs5 - {,sf NEW ORLEAss, January 2ip 1862 :.
GENERAL ORDERS NO. 50 "ss.- stt.as cssz h, |
lin obed ence Orders No S. from the Headquarters Of
the Governor and Chief the Volunteer and Uni
formed Troops Of First Division will prepare TO celebrate,
with all military honors the anniversary Of the day which
Louiana dissolved her political connection with the Federal
Government Of the United States s3t 2@514 FaEq58E
H-Forihis purpose the Troops will assemble at o'clock
NJ MONDAY. the 9th instant at their respective arnores
and places oendeyous and will march thence to Canal street,
where the will be formed and ths troops reviewed by the
Governor and Gomandern Chief at 10 o'clock precisely
IThe troops wilfofm the north side of Canal street.
the right resting Rampant street, thence Canal to Levee
crossing the south side of Canal street, thence down
Claiborne street. crossing to side of Canal
street, and up that that the left will rest on Basin
street. - 57s4F {s7ss9 = f vs. E-' ~ Nsffr ut
IvThe Cavalry, Artillery and Infantry will parade fully
equipped with such arms they may posse.s+f's '5I 80
PYCol. n Augnsiin, commanding Louisiana Legion Brit
gade Col Al Charbonnet commanding First Rrgade Col
G. Moral commanding Second Brigade and in
unattached Regiments and Baitalios including the
Regiment Guards charged with the execution OF
this order and will have their troops assembled on Canal street
in time their position in line to date OF forma
ton reviewed At 10 o'clock A. NJ precisely
L fa F$H Fss@a2 3&St sFaA BY order Of rs @sss@
r3'ss2RfNs8 B7ssS @s3 ~ JOHN II. LEWIS
a&75 f5B8aH aEta f9s, Msjor. General Commanding.
[ LIE. FoRsrAI, Inspector Of Division. aF JAZZ 2pst
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Post.Of4ice Matters.

Editor Of ti Crescs ntIn Talk change s-ay you do
Injustice Some weeks since 5to the General Post Office
Department, nquiring whether could Treasury
Notes in payment for box rents In reply that
the question would be laid before Congress its action Up
to this date have effort 10 collect rents
nary 1t waiting for the action of Congress From few
parties desous Of settling their box rent have received
silver. have received deposit fyedoliar Treasury
Note recording the transaction and also indicating it the
receipt given promsng such e that they should have tia
benefit Of any order might receive. f@H'N >
This day in answer telegaphc inquiry sent Saturday
18th instant dispatch from the Postmaster General
in the following words: Ia ~ "a .1t. "a, : s.
Eyes Receive Treasury Notes for box RENTS and obi
tien to giving postage stamps In chavge.p Et
therefore, ready to settle with those persons WHO
have left five paper dollars deposit for box rent.
ttr .st4ss res zsss Respectfully, 7gs F.E
L III D..
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Aid for onr Troops in Kentucky and vdr-

Dr. LeRemondie, the agent Of Army in Kentucky and
Virginia. leaves Friday Bayou Techeo obtain conribu.
TONS having been dsansd owing the receipt Of goods from
Texas to be Immediately forwarded
Blanssss neechats Dried Fruits Oranges
etc. Army stand greatly in need Of Msssrs Arthur
CO. the agents receive these articles Benos Shaw to
receive all eash donations We trust every true souterner
will contribute bis mite to the relief Of Volunteers They
expect and with Justice chose that remain at should aid
those who fight their hsHles do 2pd
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SOUTHERN REFuGEEs At WAsHNaToN- What
They Saga Washington correspondent writes:
{ There are now quite number OF refugees in
Washington city from the Gulf States, seeking
some mode Of employment until the end of the
war, In most instances they are Southern born,
and men Of property and Influence at home. They
uniformly state that there is latent Union sentl.
ment in Georgia, Alabama and North Carolina,
which is certain to manifest itself on the appear
ance Of Federal troops. One gentleman d resident
of Savannah, states that the Union flags which
were hauled down in that city have not been
destroyed, and that they will make their appear
anee in prominent points when the Union forces
enter that city, %2 E@f&$'G &$H #'F'ts1! ~ y
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The Soldiers Relief Association Of Richmond, Va having
been united with the Louisiana Association for the Relief Of
Sick and Wounded Soldiers contributors respectfully not-
aed that 8. L. Chsbliss ESQ., aud the Rev. R. J. Harp or
appointed BY them the only authorized agents to
obtain donations and subscriptions. s+0t a 2sns ~
Contributors Of Sugar and Moassss will ship to Messrs
Brander. Chambs Co.. New Orleans Of Cotton to aessrs
r. Lane Co.. of Memphis Of Money any member of the
Committed Of Clothing Hospital supplies etc. etc. to the
Association, Of T. o. suy. Chairman 50 6rayer street,
md not to A. B. James, Esq, who Is member Of the
Relief Comnittee. 4 9.
a@ saE sF sF3 = Es s. Z. CHAMBLIss, 5s'5
I" %7 Chairman Of Richmond Committee
T. o. SUILY, t35.. g. 4
DBL 2plm Chairman TX. COMMITTEES N. O.
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A ess gas Crescent sveaatsaas Waruing sauuasy e. 1862

&pd what we want to know Ii, where does the
Postmaster of Richmond derive his authority from
10 say that theyare not legal tender fol lette
ia his offlces Ne have been promised the history
OF one Or two instances Of, the most fragrant and
aggravated oppression which have resulted to fe-
macs from this law, which, when we get the par
ticulars We win publish as they will serve to hold
the litteness of this regulation up to the contempt
ard scorn Of the public in stronger light than We
could perhaps otherwise do it, ~ 'aS
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BUREAU DE LA cOnPAGNIE DU HOME
( ID MUl UAL INSURANCE. EsfE 4 &kit 40

- ,15# 5t rNouyELLE ORLEANS, de Janvier. 1881.
Confoamen Ia Chare dc cets Copsgnis ct un ac'e de
Legislature ia Louisiana No. 49, appr9uvs 10 II de Mars
1885, public est ayer par present avis que les eerhca
profits Issue do plus rinerep non encore
4d payes par cee oopagne. ss sont rtcamss
PAT les propdses lagaux dsns Eess jours qni sui
vront premiere publication de Get svs don cancees ct
annuds places credit du copts contingent
snr les lvres de IL Compagno comie present dams
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LATEST FROM BRowSsr1LIE.--We are in receipt
of the Brownsville Flag Of the I'd inst, in which
we find the following news Is.
Il The bloodIess siege Of Matamoras was still con-
tinned, with succession Of sFirnishes on both
sides every day, but as the general result Is mo-
body hurt" we do not deem them worthy Of Q
notice. *As5S 4 jr
The number Of buildings actually destroyed is
said to be forty-fve. Many others are injrsed but
cail easily be repaired. ...5sss ~ ( s%.s1i f 77
The President Of Meaico has recogr 'zed Serna
as the legitimate Governor of the state Of Tarnar-
slipas. Senior Cuevas has established Custom
house in CaragajaPs camp, and trade n IT'D the in
terior,is gradually recommending. s s5,z,i 4ssrt
About th 'rty deserters from the Confederate
Army are n the camp of Caravajal. 5 va.
Cos. N. n. Luckett, of t'le Third Regiment of
Texas Irsantry arrived in Brownsville On the 18th
nit, and Immediately Assumed command on the
line Of the Rio Grande. g.
"A Spanish vessel was reported lying off Brazos
Santiago, waiting for Others en- route, to proceed
to Matamoros, 10 pursuance Of the como' ration
made between France, England and Spain. 49,
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sT1Kr IN IsssoRsAScrs.

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ss y ~ NJ. .a:g ~. ~ a.ssn.
1913 s,,,. ~, 49, 80 4 ~ sva.s =
y ~ "A sartsn NAV Nave MAS arsat M.
80 Z 49, ~ ~ M Il; grsat III,
sonrcc. n ,,tha se,.h "a y
nardonahlv iunnrant 81 u,nch ,hst con.a.ss ~,
csp3issoh I'M ana M ,,rssa,,
a ~ nuthe,. 49,, M.
4 and,nv shu. M st, ss.;.s1 nj,
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ipt.r,p,,.sa. ~. 4, srs.t;.. ,as,.sss q s,,,
ersssiina ss na-iedse y . sSsss s.onls mr.
thsr 49, e mi.
~ =. :. sns'. Tbsss
s,ane M = Y;c. sssr, hainr nm.
va,fhy & M, ~ ho.sbo,a u nations.
and q snow thst ,.r ,l.oe i n te back
Ntohan. n n -,i, -,
Rat the Ionaou Tsl.srarh asulsvs m ignorance
of the,n fnrS vhioh there a M excuse. in an
article puhlished II thst. paper on th 35th oil De-
toan,ber. consistsur Of spsculasions On the Trent
aItsir. itis asse44Sd that IL die Federal Govern
mint h ANAL N the afst word IL displassure from
bGsest Brtais dc sucsessos Of Washington and
Jarkson viii incur irretxievxbie disgrace lii the
II I'D mob. 81 sss&
M word g mob /, the Telegraph meant the
~ VA of The N0Fthern people. How little that
pspsr knew III them Id til 6fst word of dis
lesshrs nom Great Bfiitsiin ths FEDERAL Govern.
lnenf did e quail 'i sctually trembled with fear
and thssspapsrs confessed II III saying they could
mot keep Maaon and siidsIf because war wo1id
elsne viii England and they could nos afford To
have two wars " y time. But what has become Of
sirrstzissahe disgfacs ii the eyesof thermal,
wlioh that Government waa 10 fall into by reason
q ,thss sufrendef Where ID in Nowhere -that
u, aoshere sthe North. but everywhere else. we
prsdcs whsrsthe facts o. the case fully UNDER
stood ss9 ss Is sse u .s5 Oh
I ID nnesof his messages President ID wis remarked
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Eaome port ii Louisiana, with carsoof $50 baies
cotton, went somewhere last week. Perhaps ger
appearance may rile the black feelings Of hopt.
IN. shufeldt Consul Of Yankesdom:a Consul
shnfeldt, have you settled about the Quaker Clty.
There was some talk in Mobile last week about.
you and that steamer. s Z Y I'd 81 q 81
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lrNOtice-I take this method OF Offering
professional services free OF charge to hs families Of those
who absent from the city military duty Residence
Harmony between Pyanla and Coliseum streets
District, =4F y tts2'S zls75s& esS-3 ~.
,nysl a,s s'P YEIsER. M. n.
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TnFEIuE HOME MUTUAL INSURANCE
~ COMPARK,E 9Istg sG&


In accordance with the Charter Of this Company ana act
Legislature Lousians No. 6 approved Of March,
1885, public notice hersby given, following certificate
Of profits ssue 1857 with accrued interest therson) remain
unpaid this Company claimed by the legal owner
OWNERS within thirty days from the first publication Of this
nocs the will snd annnisd and the
credited Che contingent the books Of this
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Camp At Deep Creek. Va.

At meeting held Thursday evening" tho 9Th Of January.
1867 BIZ the Orleans Cadets Co. B. Capt Hart commanding,
1t was u s7-Ft N tEf = y 9 800 =t-f5 s,E+
Resolved That heartfelt and sincere thanks be rendered
the members composing the Amateur Thespan Society
their generous efforts the Capt Harris Company
Resolved That accepting their mnuifcsnt tender they
emit tied acknowledgement and trust that
shall If support and in
this, their praiseworthy act $sS' ~ se
Resolved That shall ever remember the kind donors
hoping fortune be propitoMs them through life
their generous efforts proved successful behalf
Resolved Thar the foregoing resolutions published in
or more daily papers In New Orleans ~ "a, q
Z o. y, > ,....5Ss ]. K =, " III Committee: f. if .-
80 E.s lS @. A. ROHRBACRER,
y br,@5 ,lf - GEORGE +. KLEIN, - sg,-
~ H. s$g9 GEORGE HAWTHORN, -
,;lss Z. -5,,1tgls u / L. s, LIPMAN. y. 4 - %
Il. Las Lrxas, sscrsary ss q. ja22 aplt
NV ies& OtiicinI-By the Governor. a
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.Marvsa,,a my .n1a,.yland !.

Having disposed Of the copyright Of poem Maryland
Ny Maryland ~ Messrs. A f. Blackmar Bro, would
that edition the orS which has
my sanction approval The Original Music sung in Mary
land and Virginia. accompanies their issue. @y#
issl anst w. - JAMES R. RANDALL.
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~ -. 7lFl- :! A. BROTHER President.
- JAMES q, WHEELER, SecrstaIre.
ErAT DE La LOUISIANA, PARossE p'oRIEAss,}
gs f. a.. Il a36t5 Vile de Ia NouyelIe Orleans.
Asseens sgns devant moi quasricme Jour de Janvler
- .ts ~. D. r. MITCHELL,
Jas 30t *. fe.EIE Deuxtenhe Justice de Psx.
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X An exchange comes to us with notice that
TRUTH is crowded out Of this issue. This is
almost as bad as the up-country editor, who said :
For the evil effects Of intoxicating drink, see our
inside.n ~ -. -. :.
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. Il ~ XII = z 'Fs II &
i TALK ON CHANGE

~ ~ f1uSA pdSSfQEs b1GQu&R
sthe grand rds. ,osits for ya some YES
~ noored at levse so1aew there. MATTERS and
things dragged along sery heavily IN towards the
close business, when . Hash over the wires an
siioiincsd Homethipg UT al important character
from TIE capital y Estate. II proved 10 be the
announcement that the Governor Of our State had
interpreted and stopped the cotton relief Bill by
returning II with bid veto to the House before
Nhrh il was brought into Life. ID Our Northern
enemies win not have to exuIt over any supposed
distress AMONG dir cotton planters for Il cannot
Be contreyerted TINT the cotton bill, care the
srongsst indications that tic cotton planters we're
hopeisssly ihyolveds 0r stats IS also saved from
the isgrace which w6ula have iheyitabiv foIlowed
81 90 much paper money Is VA am
hodisa IL tle ACT SIN fact, the il was the perfect
emit gdiment III AM sdaenable and vicious chr
fsncy, TIL entering Meaga to ali universal systeIn
sof dependence il every branch Of agriculture On
Legislative gratditiess One influential banker was
10 highly grained that he exclaimed lie felt like
hug sng GeyernaE Moore. The bank sbilI has been
approved by The Governor and viii be- found under
CDR filancial head this morning.
4 sThe further talk was the haDOy radiance III
teieerapai disuatches For tsn. siays IN
oil ne iags nave experienced rYaat re,ief from
ma seanty s,ihnlv If sansat,nn 49, n
xres Tkasa wssa so d si,,tta n iaYgs
III HessiRps Il ship sand mi N the e,,asin, &c
ana u the yankee s,eaf,s,sso n1,oay ~.
I'm III ma onnd u W. IN M co,,trs
a,cto4v renofts sonna rbi,, Mn 81
t,a Hsssia q
NO
IND aaassa Il a,;stN
N ~ f 800 TX e y Wy ~
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The above safenent just true and correct Transcript from
the books Of the Company. -.,+go-s,as
ii .=Sa TLtH1as A. BROTHER, President.
's@4.hts3tt sf- JAMES n. sWHEELER, Secretary
sraiB or LouisiAHA. PAklsR or ORLsAHs}
l--.F." - ~ ~ E City OF New Orleans. {
Sworn to and subscribed before tho fourth day
usry, 1862. g. ,,,rc,,
/, ---....4. q Second Justice Of the Peace.
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q Headquarters Beauregard Regiment.
Ns yGi5a 34Ss I,r.pouarrEas BEAUREGAaD Rra,mnsr,
4 s4z.ss y-r-T9 =, New Orleans, Jan. 81, 1862.

HEADQUItfERS
IA 19s7TL.Tl i. New Orleans Jan. 81 1862.
In obedience orders from Louisiana Legion,
the Companies composing Tits Regiment win assemble On the
Levee At tho foot Of Canal street, next MORN
ING. o'clock. punctnsy fa armed and equipped for in.
speeon and review and 10 part IN celebrations the
annyssary of the day upon which Louisiana severed her
neetion with the United States 4eS9s g IE4yv5 E's
BY order Of stlss ( 4 syasaE X
g., ssg 5gsEs II p FRANK. A. BARTLgrL ~
sa7Eyttt aefHaF Colonel CONG. Beauregard Regiment
II Il. H. PRIcE Adutant - ss5f!ffi ,ssa 80, jail 2p5t
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!" So Herrtng's Patenf CnampfoG Fire and
Burglar Proof sAFRs Nos 81 and g DRAWER street. New Or
leans .,.zf7-, ap8
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4 con1sasra.s5 states q America

Il %ia74 s9tss9s sssat ii TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
q 60 ae@lHS f4F4 Richmond, December TO- 1851. 8
Notes hereby that "a Of January ensuing
tie interest Funded Debt tbs Confederate States will
DO paid IN coin Of the authority at s
Treasury Richmond she Tessirsrs or DEPOSIT
toriss at Wiiagton Charleston Sssannah Mobs Nashville,
or New Orleans. ;aHSEEa s a5$sests &Si i, -
assa s5S. tsirneal as5E @. a. MEMAIHaER. 4 So
ds8 5awlnn sH q pstS99I Secretary Of the Treasury