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Markets, &c.
During the week business has been
dull. Friday and Saturday of las
week the town was full, but since
then but little has been doing. The
farmers are busy putting in then
crops. The following prices are be,
ing paid for produce:
WHEAT-Sl 20 to 81 %.
CoRN-55 to 5S cents.
RYE-S0 cents.
BUTTER-l6 cents.
EGGs-S cents.
LARD-S cents.
OATs-40 to 45 cents.
TALLow-9 cents.
BEES WAX-3l cents.
TIMOTHY SEED-ssl 20 to 81 90.
CLOVER SEEp-S4 90.
WHITE BEANs-Sl 90.
DRIED PEAcHEs-Sl 90.
DRIED APPLEs-Sl 10.
PrLTs-50 to 81 90.
UIDEs-6 cents geeen, III to II dry
RAGs-cotton 8 cents, woollcn =.
PoTATEs-scarec at 62 cents.
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LYONS KATHAIR0N.

This delightful article for preserving and
beautifying the human hair IL again put up
by the original proprietor. and is now made
with the same care, skill and attention which
nrst created it's immense and unprecede ed
sales Of over one million bottles annually II
10 still sold at IS cents In large bottles can Ca
silly be sold in year, when II is again known
tha, the Ksthairon ia not only the most delight
full hair dressing IN the world, but that II
eissnses the scalp of scuri and dandruh,gives
the hair lively, rich luxuriant growth. and
prevents 1t from turning gray. These are
considerations sorth knowing. The Kathai
ron has been tested 'or over twelve years, anf
Ia warranted IA described. ANY lady wh'
values beautiful head tf hair will use the
kathairun. II Is finely perfumed. cheap and
valuable. IL IN snli by all respectable deal
ere throughout the world.
ID. S. BARNES 4 Co., New York.
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s-T-fsOO--x.
pRAKE'S PLANTATION BITTERS

They purify, strengthen and invigorate.
hsy create a healthy appetite.
They are an antidote to change Of water, die
They remedy effects Of dissipation, Tate b" u
. hey brace the system and enliven the mind
Shey prevent miasmstic and other fevers.
They puSify breath and acidi'y of stomach.
rhey cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure Diarhoea, Cholera, Cholera Morbu,
fhey cure Liver complaint. nervous head ,eh
rhey ars.the best bittess IN The worid. Inc
AXE the weak man strong aud are eShausle
r.,ure's great restorer. They are made I"
pure 81. Croix Rum, the celebrated Calisayi
hsrk. roots and herbs. aud are ta>eh WIN ' .h'
-ia..urs of "A beverage without regard To age
or time Of day. Particularly recninnenueu t'
delicate persons requiring gentle stimalanl
Fnr sale by all Grocers. druggists h"les sh'
.loons. II. n. Drake i Co.. 2o2 BROADWAY Nj
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Court.
The Court of Common Pleas is in
session. There has been but little
business of any kind before it-very
little of general interest.
State VS.. Geo. Connister, burglary
verdict guilty.
State VS.. Haggerty; plea OF assault
and battery accepted by State, and
defendant fined $500. In the civi
action of Shafer, administrator OF thu
estate of Dr. Mansfield, vs.. Hagger
ty, for damages, settlement was ef
fected, Haggerty paying the estate
sl,70O.
An indictment was found agains
Conlley for horse stealing. The 9th
er indictments were found agains
parties for minor offences.
On Thursday Court adjourned til
Monday.
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DIR. j. T.. Pcrkev,
So long known throughout the eoun'
ty as a Physician, has opened an OF
flee in Findlay, and designs practic'
ing in this town. DIR. Perkey is
very successful practitioner, and has
ranked among the best in this section
of the State. He will unquestionably
meet with Aattering success. The
Doctors Office is in Wilson's block.
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New Advertisements.

New Advertisements.
BY all means read the new adver-
tisements this week.
Isaac Davis--Fresh arrival of Gro
ceries, &c.
DIR. j. +. Perkey--Medical card.
John d, Horn--General settlement
wanted.
Irwin s. Chamberlain--Gladdin
Horse Fork.
| r. L. Strother--Farm for sale,
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of 81 900 in the event of his death,

of a 1 900 in the event of his death,
ought ne not do ita
Such investments can be made in,
reliable life insurance companies, and
in support of them, we will adduce the
opinions of the following men, whose
saving are as familiar as household
words with many of the people.
Benjamin Franklin said:
"a policy of life assurance, is the
cheapest and safest mode of making a
certain provision for ones family.
1t is time our people understood and
practtsed more generally life assur'
ance,"
Rev. Archibald Alexander, D. D.,
of Princeton Theological Seminary
wrote in 1851:
'In my opinion, and Judging from
mu otcn experience, annuities, i.e, lift
lpolicies) secured for q family are
of Importance to relieve the mind o
a father of a helpless family from
corroding anxiety on their account
We wish to refer to the following
cases illustrating the benefit OF lii
} policy:
Col. G. P. Seal, Of Bucyrus, wa
insured for $1,000, and died 6 month
afterwards; this amount paid to hi
widow, was all that he left.
The family of Mr.. Geo. Strong, il
: Mansfield, Ohio, received in the sam
= prompt manner, $4,000 at his death.
: Rev. Mr.. Mclean, of Tiflin, wa
= insured for $1,000 which was paid t
. his family soon after his decease.
Call and see the Agent in Findlay
n and have the matter fully explained
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Fruit, &c.
There is every prospect for a g!or-
ious yield of fruit this year. The
trees blossomed magnihcently, and IT
no frost intervenes, this season will
surpass the last.
Wheat is improving in appearance
very much. There will not be full
crop but it will yet be sufficient. The
signs are propitious.
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Married.
Married at the residence of the
brides father, Mr.. r. Bonham and
Miss Sarah j. Morebead, all Of this
county.
A delicious cake accompanied the
above. Long may the happy couple
live.
Married at the residence of iona:
athan Dunlap, in Orange Township
Mr.. John A. Ewingto Miss Mary Bat
ties. lua
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Aansefk 9tlffrsoaian.
Local and Miscellaneous.
.Paners for Soldiers.

Nothing is more acceptable TO sol
diers than papers from home, and ev.
cry one should be supplied regularly
We will send the JEFFBRsoSfAS regu.
larly to soldiers, for 12t cents pei
month. Papers reach the army reg
Iularly, now.
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HEIMsrREEr,s
|NIMITAyLE HAIR RESTORATIVE
1T rs NOT A DYEf

But restores gray hair to its original color, by
Supplying the cspills.y tubes with natural sus
tsnsnce, impaired by age or disease. All in
stanieasou: s.,s, are composed Of lunar caust-
10, dss,royine the vitality and beauty OF the
hair, snd afford OF themselves no dressing.
EeImstrest's Inimitaols Coloring not only re-
stores hair to its natural color by an easy
procoss, but givea the lair
LUXUE.ANT BEAUTY,
promotes its growth, pfes ents tts falling on,
sradtcaics dandfuf, and imparts health and
pieasantness To tho lead. II has sto ,d the
test of time, being tho original Hair COlorinp
and Ia constantly increasing in favor U.ed
bv both gentlemen and ladies'. u Is sold by
all respectable dealers, or can be procured
by them of the commercial ag't, u. 8. Barnes
fe1 Brosdway, N. Y. Two sizes, SO cents and
600.
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Notice..

TOHN l.. Bllk and Edwin Burk, Of ths
- stale of Indiana; Jacob BuIk, Joseph M.
burk ard L rry Durk, npn.resdenis ol The
tate or Ohio, ard whose place OF residence is
unk nown, viii take notice that Eliza Neck, "f
ihe county OF Hancock and Stale NJ uhIu, i d.
IN the Ii day cf May, A. ID 1858 file IN the
Court OF Common Pleas, cf the County Of
Hancock ard state oi ohio. n Dill In Chancf ry
tgniIsl tho said john L. Burk, Edwin Burk.
IauoJ Burk. Joseph N. burk. Perry Burk and
Mary 81 Her, susamnAh burk, jsc"b bnrk,
iargaiel johnson, Isaac JuLilson, Aloe,
Jukes, Charles Dukes, El'zi Dukes, John
Dukes, Seth Burk, settlngG fIli that said Elizi,
Meek is entitled Ia duwer ~ The premises, il
ner petition described, aid mking that said
.,oGrl may make to her nm ass giment Ihereri
And the si,'d John l.. Burk, Edw IA Burk, j..
sob Rnrk, } ssph VI. Burk and Perry BHIk k,
IRE further notified, that unlt IS they al Ip, ar,
aud ,.lcad, apsN er or demur 10 the SAID Bib
within sixty day s alter The next term VI said
Court. The sad Elizt Meek, AT tte term ns xr
| siter the expiration NJ said sixty days, VIII
| ipply To eaid Court Ia take the matters pithe
| Bh. rs confessed, and lo decree theieoa sc-
| - riingly.
Dated May 20, A. D. lses
III ia MEEK.
| BY o'NraL, RLAcKFoKD 4 HARsu, Her Atty's.
| May ID, lsC3.-lBw.
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Killed.

On Tuesday last, child named
Charles Dietz, while riding on the
hand car with several other boys, his
clothes caught in the cOgs, drawing
him close to the crank, which was 60
ing rapidly round, when it struck his
head, killing him instantly.
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III JAMES CLARK's
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS,
Prepared from II prescription Of sir James
Clarke, NJ. D.. Physician Extraordinary 10 tue
Queen.
This invaluable medicine is unf'.iling In the
oyrs of all those painful and dangerous dtsea
ses to whioh the female consultation Is sub
isct, 1t moderates all excess and removes al
obstructiens, aud u speedy cure may DO re-
ITO MARRIED LADIES.
Il ts peculiarly suited. 1t will, in n short time
bring on the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle. price One Dollar, bears the
Government Stamp Of Great Britain, to pre-
vent counterfeiis.
CAUTlON.-Tbese Pills should not be takei
during the FlRSr THREE MONTHS oil Preg
nancy, as they are sure to bring on hlscar
riage, but AT any othe time they are sale.
In all oasos of nervous and spinal aiieotion
Pam in the Back and Limbs, Fatigue on Sigh
eIertion, Palpitation ofthe Heart Hysterlc
and Whites, these Pills will effect cure whel
all other means have failed; aud although
peserfui remedy, do not contain iron, caiome
antfnonys or any thing huriiul to the constltu
gsu A.--n.,ans in the pamphlet aIoun
each package, which should be carefully pre-
served. sole Agent ior the United States AN
Canada, JOB MOSES, Roohesters N. y.
N.B.-Si, 90 and 6postage stamps enclose
O ANY AZ. .iior,xed Agent, wiz insure p"tue
oatxiuing 50 Pais, by return man. s'|o
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Next Week

Next Week
We shall publish the able decision
of Judge Leavitt, in the Vallsndig'
ham habeas corpus case. We hope
every reader will give it n careful PEE
rusal.
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Revenue stamps.
Below we give the amount of reve-
nue. stamps to be affixed to notes and
drafts, as last amended. 1t will be
found valuable for reference.
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Isaac Davis
Has returned from the East with
largest kind of a stock of goods
| The old store is now full.
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PETROLEUM V. NAsBY.

PETROLEUM V. NAsBY.
Fer hisself and colleagues NV
hoom is in a abolishn bastecl, stu
Idyin Pulpit Pollytiks," and the nth
er goin round missellaneusly mar
term NV hisself.
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C.'C:. .

Oary's Cough Cure,
~ :. n'sssts.Ms Issp, s-sJ,E nanss'
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Also one from Peter Bergman:
A REAM: DEAR SIR: n =
You wished to know my sentiments
in regard to Copperheads and the war,
/ would ask the question, why is il
that we left our homes, friends, wives
and children, to protect our homes
no, to protect the homes of Copper
heads and traitors who are crying
peace, peace on any terms? We to
day, as the army of the Cumberland
stand as a living wall of flesh betweeI
our foes in arms, and our homes, and
the homes of Copperheads. If they
are successful they would enslave vi
and our posterity forever.
say shame on the man or set o
men that would make peace or com
promise with traitors or rebels il
arms; and bring to shame the lan'
our revolutionary fathers fought sew
en- years for, Such men as thes
Copperheads ought to be where the
Ibelong-in the rebel ranks with thei
lfriends--for such they are. Wewo'
rather fight them in our front tina
Ito have them bowling in our rear
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-12-22

Mr. Speaker while my heart is in true harmony with
my people at home will not forget other sections oil the
Stale speak for all who in the condition OF the Eas
people By the passage of the resolution the table,
you will accomplish Two things and defeat many FIRST
you will repeal the law for home defesce passed Juy S1S
and under which these troops have been organized Sec
oudly you will be guilty of breach of faith, and lose
the confidence of the people in their and rulers
You will drive many OF these people to seek protection
within the Confines ola foreign governments you w Jose
their friendship and support both in UNFOLDING the state
and Confederate States g6yernnent-a thing which
should looked by wise and prudent ruers you
will lose the products their labor in the industrial
suits of private life which so much needed 10 maintain
nonprOducing population you will ALLEVIATE the hearts
off people occupying the frest partitions of the State
without which Northarona can never be herself ag m
Now Mr. Speaker, l say TO the honorable members oil
this body, do do these things. II you do upon your
heads must the shame and insure that may oyerke
the Eastern people Should the sad intelligence come from
the East The centre aud mountain DISTRICTS that s peo
pie have been over powered do not raise the p dis
loyalty against people whom you have helped 10 make
d:soysl The worst days of Grecau bondage would be
preferable to the present condition 0! OF the people
beyond the banks of Roanoke and the Chowan rivers
With these views hastily thrown together and submitted
to this bndy close my remarks in behalf of suffering
people, by voting against the resolution and warning all IN
authority TO look we'll To the wants of The country.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-12-22

Nh. EDIroR:-on reading the Governors proclamation
and prayer my mind deeply impressed with the
aaad fcrvent supplcaIiun God that He will siav HIS
may in His wisdom open the way for The speedy
best promote His glory and both spiritual and temporal
the right drecon-t is acknowledgement that have
committed grave error; that we have sun-d in orsak
ing Him, the fountain of living waters and have hewn
ourselves crsterus broken csierns, that will hold
water
Now let all be encouraged to take another step the
most important Of ALL repent of sins and for
sake them According my understanding of the Scrip
of Truth cannot clearly the proprety of set
ting apart day month for fasting aud prayer
We taught from high authority to pray without
ing, aud the Holy Redeemer, He who not
in but from SINS, Commands TO watch and
pray always.
TIE eectua crvent PRAYER of righteous availeth
much but the prayer of Tie wicked shall not be heard
J Now il that nameih the of Christ will
from henceiorth depart from niquty do evil and
learn to do WELL and humble themselves the Nnevites
aud with accord their petitions the Judge
Of all the earth vino will do right that in His
mercy He would be pleased within clean hearts
and reherigh spirits within us, and if there be inquty
in do thou it way, then He would and rebuke
the wind and the waves saying thus
fart shalt thou rage ard here let proud be
stad Then there would be great cdim and the time of
the singing Of birds would again come and tue voice
of the turtle would be heard in our land. c,
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ANE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.

- Runaway from the Davidson Mills four miles south
OF on the 9th day of October last my black bow
LEVIN generally called LUKE, about 20 years old large
mouth with thick lips, about feet or inches high and
weighs about 10 pounds very sprighy and lively and
little smaller han the other, and inclined to be stiff in
consequence OF cut and has few marks his back
lie uad on black pair OF pants brown Cashmere spa and
n brown wool hat lie took with him shot gun and a
small quantity of powder and shot shoe knife and haver
sack bought said boy of the firm of j. B. Davis Co.
IN the city OF kIchgoad. about three months ago Said
boy was sold as the property of s. NJ Warren of Nash
county, ~ o. and the probability is, that he will endeavor
10 ge BACK TO has old neghborhood through the Yam
kee lim,s- He is a mocha lie and can make barrels
VIII give the above reward of hundred dollars for
his apprehension and confinement in any Jail that can
get him. Address c. F. LOWE,
Lexington, N. q.
Dec' ~ iSSS 9e-G
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NTEW PUBLICATIONS nv

NTEW PUBLICATIONS, BY RRANs
IL FARRAR Co Myrtle Lrates, br t OH,
Mangnm, row IN press-secnnd edition "a b., te1. q.
adapted to the times snreI alike to sodi pecnilariy
to- the loved ones al home. 'u camp and
Price. $l.hO.
MOKvEN LINDA 2 tale Of Soldiers faitbfpIro,.
d" P-cs ner Srn5rsd 500 pretty oer now read,
HESPE Per-; AND sd, OTTER I,5 Poems, by Theo H Hill
1t sparkes on every page with BRIGHT ~
and expression-CHurch L0Ei0euc.s Seihs OF thought
This is true, genuine poetry."-Sazis5uru R,uu.
THE ELEMENTARY SPELLING Roor
Webster and adapted to Southern Schools r from
THE DIXIE PRMER-sccopd s5;,;o.
book for the children. 'On' popular
Price per hundred. 80
THE FIRST DIME READER will soon he ,..a-
now. Send in your 0rlers 1i'' WIN Maps in press
Price 81 50.
FIRST BOOK IN COMPOSITION
to precede English Grammar; it obtains nr designed
pleasant wiring exereisee for the student Jumper Of
Price Is cents
HISTORICAL SCRIPTURE QUESTIONS
Saooan schools and to soldiers in ccmntbe ht L 70
the s9rt yet published. Tue Jest DOCK Of
Price so cents.
6rVchm1iHsee iianeous Books for Sale.
SS 1idan.I E FOR SABBATH SCHOOLS.
The SUNDAY SCHOOL BELL. "A eoIIsction ofu-.--.
or 'ee use Sabbath Schools This book has hen Inns
- oNNA iOnk
Price 80 cents.
GREAT EXPECT6TIoN-Readi if and ,..,;-
Price $500 " "u reaiize the value
A STRANGE STORY. Truth is of., ...
THE STEP SISTER.
Price $l,5O.
D0RRELL MARKHAM.
/ Price 1850
TANNHACSER, OR THE BATTLE OF THEE ,pDo
Price 1850 VT LIE bARDS.
IA RAIDS AND ROMANCE OF MORGAN AND u,o
MEN-An exciting book Of truth AMI HIS
Price So SO
TICS Periodicals. Papers, and the Modern i,ara IAC
the South generally ~ Literature OF
lions, here and elsewhere, for sale N N'" Puohea
Tue usna' deduction made to the trade Send in vou
0ruers ana 14ey ShaI receive prompt attention 'U'
BRANSON, FARRAR 4 co
August 10, 1868. s"s n y:
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October /, 1868.
OONFEDERATE TAX NOTICE..-THEA As.


~ SCISSORS will attend at my office in the City VI Raleigh
daily Sundays exceped) from the fourth to the thirty
hrst day OF january next for the purpose OF recegT
turns of all subjects OF taxation, in accordance with al
act to lay taxes r the defence and carry on the
government of the Confederate StateS approved April
Gath, 1858, follows:
lst Every person engaged in any trade business or o
cupaton mentioned in the fifth section Of said act requiring
quarterly of gross sales To be made will make them
and pay the tax thereou and those who con nue the
will paw the specific tax for the year lS64.
I'd. Every person, joint stock COMPANY and corpoFaol
will make return The income and profits derived e
from every occupation employment or business "he'ne
registered in which they may have been engageu
and from every investment of labor skill properly VI
money and tie income and profits derived from any sou
whatever from the s day of January 1853 to lie nS' u
of January, 1884.
Sd. Returns will be received of all agricultural produces
not used in cultivation and owned by each pets
on the first of November last, which have noe neFe'O
been given in. 1,
4th. 1t having been decided by the Commissioner VI
Taxes, that all moneys bank DOtes and other cure
mot specially exempted in the tax actJ on mana Ut
on the first day of July last whether held Dy oahAe
toneers, merchants, commission merchants, farmers %
yers or doctors, including all other persons nrs; al
panies corporations taxable, therefore noun! %
persons concerned WHO have not heretofore done 81
make Immediate return and pay taxes on Inc sale st
any of the above the of the money on b
in the hands of another has heretofore gNen II u,
corporation person holding it at the time VIII nO' W
quired to give it in again. Jrr
5th. All persons who have neglected tn give ID acc;s
to law and those who have given III and have not Ps
requested to do sSimmedatey, otherwise the RehSSre
the law will be enforced RUFUS II. PAGE
Collector for Wake County
Dec 10 1863 SO W&sW9''
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A DMlNISTRATOR'S NOTICE.-.THE SIR.
a scrber having quali6edat the last session. August
term OF wake County Court the Administrator of
3e rede deceased hereby gives notice to all persons
aSng accounts CLAIMS demands against said estate
present them to him for payment within the prescribed
by law or this notice will be plead n bar of their recyery
while all hoss indebted to said estate they will please call
at Mr. Pescnds Drug Store where they wilt find their
accounts and evidences of debt, and settle them.
CHAS. E. JOHNSON, admir-
October II, 1858. SIS
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boot AND SHOEMAKERS WANTED,
HD We wish to hire or good workmen make boots
and shoes We will hire for the balance of this year. or for
next akd give liberal prices either BY the piece by the
month or year We have apartment in factory for
negro worken so of such slaves who wish TO
hire them cut, NAV do we'll to call upon u.s.
Address or apply to l.. L THOMAS co.
ThnmaSviRe, v. c.
Nov 90 1919. ss-9tpd.
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TNNREASURY DEPARTMENT, RALGiUns,
. 81 he iIIh To The hnideIs of North- OaIOI".

TENREASURY DEPARTMENT, RALEElIIms,
per cent. bonds. -. ...r-... -: undar
by the terms of the Ordinance of the Convention J
which all the per cent. bonds Of this Stale WEI b m
they are PAYABLE the pleasure of the State; ana ~
5ih section of the act Of the General Assembly ne
10th December 1882 the Treasurer Is directed 10 az
funds therein prescribed, and to pay OF dy Inc
of January 1885 the State bonds bearing per cent III
teres unless the holders said bonds will exchange
for per cent bOuds payable on the LIST OF The
with coupons for the interest payable semannuay ~ ~,
Treasury which case he is authorised and drecttu
make such exchange" The Treasury being now tf
with the funds contemplated by said Act HEREBY n ny
all holders of said per cent bonds to present
Treasury for payment exchange for per cent.
Public TreIsut err.
%The word by" which is in tue act as rit'hSd on'
ted BY accident IN the printed act N, @,
Dec Y, l~63. , IT, oH.
~ Tue PrOgrtsS State Journal. and inc hlcnno . ia
Examiner will please copy six times andsena ACCOUNT "
the Treasurer.