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The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-10-08
NNoa6-Cabinet Organ,

fonr oct 7yss,-yitl- ona- ST Gt reeds, automatic
80 Il snl d1l5s isiilows. In elegant Eos awos q
care. = rI fT
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-10-08
KENT'S EAST INDIA COFFEE

advise nv paiien Is 10 drink II universally eve
those ~ ~hUm have hitherto prohibited The use
of Csilt-
The PRINCIPAL OF THE n. Y. EYE IN
TIRa,s says: Il direct al tlie patients Os cur
las iJuiIpn To use exclusively
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-10-08

a1NT'S EAsp D ~ orrr;E
a I'll The favor ct Old GoyEENgENr Java, aud
Is but bait the price; nnd sis, that
"a aT's EAST - Di COFFEE
has twice the srsnshi af Java. or any orler CO.
lie hat ver AID wherever u-cd hv or first class
not i and Il, amhoas { stewards > y there Is
,in. ci so per celi.
EIErl1'S HAST INDIA COE.EEE
- the mos, healthy beverage known. aud is very
nat "a u. the weak IN iniirm NAV use :, al
~ i'm with inpuniiy. The wife # tn. Rev
". tvsns. cal uiui ,r Of tie VI F.. Chnrch.
Jrsey Cii,. .atO has not been able To "a e anv
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-10-08
KENT EAST INDIA COFFEE.

aud would not b. without il on any account"
NV. c lARuE, al enm en-; cir-gi msn % The
VI. churel, now stationed ut Haley street,
N-enrk saYs of
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-10-08
KENT S EAST INDIA COFFEE

thee tires da, without injury, 1t being entire.
J. free tom those properties III Il produce nerv-
Gus sxcii' ment
Dr. JAMES BOYLE. of l56 CHAMBERS STREET.
say =: have never knosn any coffee so health
fal. nu'ri'ioas, and rec from all Injurious quail
ties a.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-10-08
EEsT'S EAST IyDIi COFFEE.

Il iave us,1I il netry year in my family. end
fad /; odgces II, ache OF the head = nervous
irritation a IL she Case e I'll other Coii, es Il
i IKE ediugiy p s-ant, aud c rdiaiiy recon-
me II % ali ,'iergymen and heir limili-s.''
hENT'S EAST INDIA COFFEE
is used daily in III fam lies of b shop Amc-,
Bishop Hes. Bishop Baker. and IN ny at The
musi Dis iasu shed clersym,n and prosessionaI
men in The country
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-03-15
AUTHORITY

ISAcT ouJori.s. M The reeeiyt Of tie -r,asl~y Ts.r3
n The C~0sJtdrs:s Sta,ts IN pdSm'ni u 7fDi e"I 'h.r
PyLiic DIts, and rt9natrrS HAoH AID hoE tie sa'a. s.g.'As
REARED. Passed haren 3 Ish4
IL II enacted by the General A,srahiJ Th~i ~ o.
VI, res; bearing Treasury Notes =: is Coz eG"rsi- "lE.as
i.suei afsr the list day OF April. $50 shail NJ r'rs'"ri
in payment Il taxes and o her public .ns-; I'D Er nee.
interest bearing no;e4 Of the CCn'edsfa:' e:.'et : l'J
prior To tee FIRST day Of AYR, 1864 &c. pt to E"t.''ti'
Denomination OF on- hurtrsi d i'srs, ,hs !. In use MAJ
nee, be r,esivad IN payment OF ta.~. and Que, ruenS
dues afs TIE Art day OF April ,so4 80 uat, N ths
Two third srtI for ore 'olsr Of "a d L'te 90 :n.f't"
cth.r co .Iest.ng tic r stsl; hav' CT u fer t.e rc,'s
i-.u.d 1rltr 10 .=s LIT dsr OF ArH' 'shi. CT ssts y
b N. u.iess h. shall pay tie An Int Ihe Trent. rprr
te.cx- t.. ,.sn.y.iita day OF December isfi Sci''"I
,ai,ra,- s,a,-s, utall be received wi,bou: a-at E.h ~
shS tiIae ..u.,,.o IN.
Ger, If t.x.. and :.ser public cue. 20 .~sc'iv-. ~-tLoii
.t,emeu. trtl the fr-l day OF Alrl. leff, the nan -
r E, bearing treasury So,es = the csu'.1er,r -
tq.usi PRIOR 10 The dr. day Of Aprh, isft mp TO
,.ses and other public Gus priGr u TIE n-st "ny ~ w.
i-sl Bat DO -h-r;f or o.her colisct'nT "z.7"r - o. -
seive credit unles' lie bah ply n" '"m; itt0 n iE"E
u.sl he shall make oath h, u d IOt-s cfs red Z ',y- -
by him we're severaIly and actually recNvr" h' e %
payment 4 tsIea and other pubic dues At b. iH I'd
The non interest bearing Tr-s'u-y Me. atrs IN
feders:e S,ate OF the denomination OF nTs "os~-ttn :
rishc NJ abatepen. In psyuect o. taxes snd car pitnc
lduez until the tenth day of Juae, 1894 Pr Vide. -
same hal b; pss I into y, .ss4: Treasury co OF
4 ms A. usssed September f l-.e-ath, eirht--a han
| tred and sixty.th-ee. entised az ss. sta-nfsnE "r'1 g.
ensa Ina the ono hundrei and ninth SEC iou Of - = I e 10
lied an &C. In posing taxes tor tie ru2p9tt o, 'a' ~
n.nt passed March twentyeights, let3, Il ga. %"
peaed.
.sns. this 40: to be published INN i-!-is ST. - re
re, il a. lsar, I've newspapers Ir9ine,-. 4 ::":oa-A
4. = rcriod o. .nnr we-sa.
rr:x act shsl be IN fcrc. ron Ia paia ..
A oopy from the Rols-T=sic,
CLERK O: ususs Of Dolce sass and Kes. er Of Rola q Va
n.Iq4r ..-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-03-15
RICHMOND

Eawr-Dcmand still brisk. QuotaGons
consequent nominal. For lower grades 1af
s,ur, S2jOG$275, and for b.st family sos il
demanded. Supply Of all grade. light.
Weat-None Offering.
T0Jacco--We quote leaf at q decline. The
f3Ilowing we're this mornings prices: Lngs,
common, $lGlS20: good Tugs $20dkS2S;
bright and suitable for smoking. S3Okr}l0;
Common leaf S50(n $50 extra fine, 5000 10.
Manufactured huIds about the same as ut last
; re pore, with the exception of common grade,
which are not in demand. Fine bright lbs .
o:i, may lie quotei at S350ln4j9; medium
30 $l75(T275: market dull.
-Apple,-Ss00Sl25 per barrel.
gacon-Firm III s. pr pound.
EaHsr-Firm ut $7WSS per pound.
gcst.-Fresh baef.S+ per pound whole tale.
Bsesmar-AnS5 per pound.
Bsas-S35(a,40 per bushol for white.
Candles-S5 50(GS6 per pound.
Cheese-Imported SSaSlO per pound. CouA-
Try Sligo.
C6rn-S35ES37 SO per buSbcl, and sc,lrae.
Corn Neat s37 5O9S4O per buEhel.
Oaioas-SsOas8s per busbel.
Psas-S25(G3O per bushel.
Pnti.ocs-Swce, none \ tho market
Irish, Sl9(2Sl4 per hushel.
Leather-Snle sS@s9; upper, S0Slp.
Lime-S20(9S2J per barrel.
Lard-S7SS7 50 per pound.
Liquors-Whiskev. Ss0Gsl0o psr gallon
apple brandy, $75@seO; psseh brandy ,
ESS0(G00: rum. SS0{9s9e.
Aotasses-s4oQGS50 per gallon; Sorghum,
S30QS35.
Nals-sl1Oasl3O por keg factory price
RS ; but orders cannot be filed wing to the
s~carcity Of iron.
sugar-Brown,s7eslo per u.d;crushed,
Hl4@Sl6 per pound.
Pork-S4 rer pound.
Psppe-Sl2Gl5 per pound.
Rre-90(Sy5 CENTS per pound.
SQN-Sj crnts pr pound laat sales.
S,ap-S1GSl so.
Sesds-ClOver seed scarce. at Sl5o PEI
buln-. No others in the market.
Tr--S40 pc. barrel.
Thrnips-$5(ol$T per busael.
Tenison-S3 per poand.
Vnsgar-$jSSD per gallon. -,
Dried .tirui-Dried apples 81 70 per FOUND,
dried peaches. unpe,led, 81 IS per pound,
peeled, 50 so.
FINANCIAL.
G0ld declined. We quote IL toeuay ~ ~
buying and % selllng price. Virginia Treas
ury n)res 81 40: coupon'of 10 lullllor
fifty cents premium.
Confederate Bond,-Eight ser bonds, cent
ls0-mliion loan. Sl04@ll4 and in'rrest
c ut per cent. five year bonds," slO4 a''CSll'
aud intsrest; eight per cent. bones, COW! !rtloio
Sl0S 90 land interest; seven per cent oond'
sl06 and interest; bonds Of ls-milhon lo' IN ,cou
pom, SIT SO and interest; bonds sfls- Milo
loan, registered, Sl22 aad interest oott IN loal
bopds, $40.
State Bonds-Virgiuis SKIES, registered
long dates, are held at $500 and il torres
We have heard of no TRANSACTION 8 this " 'ek, /
other State securities.
Other Bsnds-There are very few eity o
railroad bonds on the marked. Richmond an
DanviIlc brought 5000 and interest on Sat
urday. st auction. No.transac tions sin'te.
Stocks-Bank Of the Common wealth. :Fiso
Pa mc7s' Bark .sl5l; Bank ofVa, 1925 II
change Bank, SI47 so; Tradsri, Bank, silsl
Bank IF Richmond, $l2o; Mel ohants' aaul
snce, $50; Virginia Fire and >darins ls'n'
apce. $50.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-03-15

LAUNCH or THE I~RosrI.Ap GUSROsT ASH,
LEY.--rhe ircn-cIEd gunhoat Ashley, bui.i by
the well known slipbuilder, Mr.. !. II. Jnr"s,
was successfully launched from Ike ware II
Boyee's wharf Thursday morpiag N0twi;il.
s%saniirg the in~clemency Of the weather qnita :
large number Of spectators were present 10 vii
ness the launching. AMI hid the pleasure Of see
ing another rebel ram glide oil gracefully into
the water.
The Ashley has been built, finished and
launched under n heavy fire, the enemy having
been informed Of the location # Ihe bat by de-
serters. Great credit is due Mr.. Jones, who ha'
preserved and personally superintendent The
work during the whole bombardmant.
We are Informed by Chief Engineer Freeman
that a full test will shortly be made of the speet
and armament Of the Ashisy. - Charleston
Courier Of tho Ilth.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-03-15

No Jo.x.--Onc day, it is said. \ d'':i"-
auished New York official was at Nas!il. '4n,
and in an interview with Lincoln, in:rocGyet
tho question Of emancipation. 'Wfl, you &C.,"
said Mr.. Lincoln, we've got 10 be might:
cautious how NO manage the nero question,
If we're moi, We shall be like the barber ous
in Illinois. TO was shavirg q fellow viii (.
Ratchet face and lantern Jaws like m.nc To-
barber ru. h;a finger in his cu-tnmer's M
m make HE cheek stick cut but uh'le h.,
ing away he cut thrcuyh the fellow c,,ek nrl
snt CA his own finger. IF we don't play sntS:
about the negro, we shall do as the barrie
did"
Ard they have donc SOS the barbcr dbl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-03-15
NORTHERN NEWS-THE RECuMN!-
TION EUMOR-REJOICING ~ Ball.
TJNnPE

Orange q. T.. Marah he Washing,
Chronicle" OF the lea COZ ans S,:g!.3'-
celebrated letter Of Jaly Ilth, TO Minissrr A;
ans. relative 81 the English iron ciA.s Il,
says that the GHifed States Gorsrnr' p -.
be satisfied with ,nc DECISION in IN !. w
ORA ease. 1t affirmed ry tln i:iGhoe- srlr1>.
|! %ilrnIcf. liz Sass il becomes tlr uu-i :
P:rllaala't - a>s lHws - prc.e1r rLn Al j.
.us of sim:tar YES els. I III : is u,+ :! W.. =.
sz1ges:s ;ae possibility inst L. ). v..s-'- "
D., compelled tHIur>ua Scses,s Il - en- r.,-
ter cvel into British ports. This mi:L: led
to war, and Crest Britain would be alone 70
sponsihie.
MIR. Davis, of Kentucky, has introduced IN
the U. ). Senate resolutions declaring t,a'lo
negro, or person whose mother or gsa:1m =
tner Was a negro, shal! lie 81 citizen 9. ;hc
4niseu Statcs, or eligible To- cffoe that Ma.lG
and Massachusetts -Gaii crnSrru-G u $40
Of the United States, to te cal d East Nv
Ecglaud ; ard Vermont, New :rn.
Rhode islard, ard Connecticut. ano.h.r, 10
be called West Nov England"
HARRIS NBURG, MarcH I've hoy" .
Baltimore paacrs of the l0'h. lha Wms5:l-,
:oa correspondent Of the Philaie.pEia 'ira!
rel" SAYS that Il special mcs-eu.cr s.m At.
Dayton. The Minister 10 France. h!: atr...i
th+rA So;hine was known officially oi
tss patches, hut tie messenger told his iric- .s
that Franco bad detern iuci TO recognize tin
Southern Con'edcracy.
The report wag generally belic7ci n o.
.impr", rni occas:cnrd great r,ivic;"s amor%
he trie. A. e the Iuth in that city.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-03-15

A pgeTxr TIVE FIRE.-1te h.LIir2 mi.e.
Messrr. Nj CCUImI,k. OIL South river. CIc! '
brl"w Midway, sri Lear Ia. nc: hen c'!l."r
OF R:rkbridsc county, Va, was cc"'ur.'o bf
frc Oh Monday murnirG, the 9TH iI'r'. TIE
mill contained ;be greater part OF lie 49,"
from the surrounding neighh"rh"oi, ar:n@nT
families bad Deposited there tie whole o..
their means Of =ub-i-i"nce. Now nctu"t
want" starcs many O. household tus - Il"
face.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-03-15

EARNING 4 FssLo"GA-Thc cnrtu-e C
twelve hundred head OF oattle in East Trnrt-.
zee Il few weeks ago, We learn was effected H.
so5cn members of Tcrry's Texas RingC.s "a''
four Of the Cd Arkansas Cavalry. The
charged the three companies Of !udlaaa = .
morth4' men, forming the eIco.t, disabling
eight or ten anl took prisoners for:y.;hre2
privates.
We regret or inability to give tho na.nc. {
tho daring actors in this ,G,ir. Th"s ccse'f
ed, ~ they received, :. public ackn,w.edc r.
,ncnt Of their ~rervices, which was mad, -
Gen. Lanss.-cci. in Il general order, All 4 !
were also granted 4 furlough Of sizty d..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-03-15

BEAT IN THElR OWN GANE.-Thc Conltue
rccy.h has beat Yankeedom one time, IN as"aP,
g.igadier General Neal, Dow has been traded
off for W. II. F. Lee. IF there ever was q
perfectly useless individual, in o military
Ipoint of view, or any other point, except steal
ing and making temperance speeches, 1t is "a
Dow. Lee is worth at least forty thousaut
like him.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-03-15
G.. S A., WAR DEPARTMENT, J
BUREAU OF THE a. j J.. GES'Ls OFvIsE, :
Richmond, Va March II, lsG4.
CIRCULAR.

In cY'lcr 20 ~:rarsact adequately The rapidly
accommodating business of his Bur- au. it has be
come necessary 10 mi; Til. hours for the rccep-
ton cf the pubic. and to adhtr" to tie regulations
in This respect Iigidiy.
Hereafter. the door will be opened Mt II
o'clock \. NJ. and closed at ] O'Clock L. NJ; and
turing Other hours no person will BE- admitted.
except the heads of departments, the chiefs of
bureaux, commanding generals, and the officers
aid clerks Of the E~tecntive and w rONice.
The re reception office is in charge of Capt John
W Rely, A A.. Gen who will give attention TO
all persons having business with the bureau.
ard. If necessary, vii! dirscs.hem to the proper
officers. lnasu uell us The routine Of burea M IS
adopted to the transaction of business in wiring
solely. visitors will greatly iaci ,i'atc their pur-
poses By bringing written applications.
In view Of the fact that the legitimate duties al
this bureau pertain exclusively TO the army, and
are now 30 numerous and urgent AS TO demand
constant attention, it is believed tlst the public
will appreciate The Importance and propriety OF
these regulations, and yield to them a cheerful
ncqui.scence. BY order. b.
ISisnedj s. COOPER,
Mar. l5-1w Adjt. and Insp. Gen.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-03-15

ROBBERY. -Absslom, slave Of DR.. Trent,
and James, slave of DR.. Anderson, were ar
rested by Officer Jenkins, yesterday, charged
With intern the cigar store of John Bou-
cher; Lear tic Exchange, and stealing there
f,nn d lot of cigars. ribbon and money, the
whelc valued at 800. The negroes will
have u hearing before the Mayor this morn
iny.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-03-15
Au GuoIln Euqu1rGr.
TUESDAY MORNING, MARCH Is, 1861.
ANOTHER NAVAL EXPLOIT.
c.riuRE OF .scuoosEn From MAINE.

C.FiChE OF 4 SCHOONER From MAINS.
We %laarns that Lieutenant ~Edenbo-ough.
with l smal, party of men, under direction Of
C.p-ain Thomas F.. CouEtenay, u lew nishsa
sincr b2arled,a ard burned the schooner Julia
3 sker, from Portland, Maine, lying in James
river, near Smithtield, after securing the crew
and three negroes who we're aboard. Much
credit is due Captain Cour,snay, under..whoso
management tine expedition was organized, as
well ~ tho Immediate actors in the affair.
The enemy will learn after u while that to
OCCUPY and possess" our rivers is a matter
bcsot with more difficulties than they "cllcula-
ted o."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-03-15
TO TIE FRIENDS or TIC Rnio!E ::
THNOGGUJTT III C9SFEntE.sT,
UUART.IMASTEk GENERALS CFFi'E,J
RAILROAD BUREAU.
RchrjOl d FahEla-

Il cn0bl q. fshESlSsJ ~ ~"
rs,IiE friends nd re.rtiyrs % 20ld, rs IN t" Ill "!
Nor ar q Virginia C.. hereby ,noIiai lbs, 81. -
r9ngen,nt il y tlia dag hen ,iFee:e.I with ~ Sou "fi
Efr.e,. rory-n my &c carry sil Packages VI focd -" wat
ing a;.,r. J = RleEmnGd, "a
70 sec.:a he aiyAE 81 4 tins obts'-fd 'erGurt ~"
gIpras COG, aay, TO fn!oriuy in7iruc::on. r;'-: s' -
rervcn:
Pac.:.,a; E,uL 70: trl:sin MOI thsn ore fur 81
II, nd ; bc val T"cure'i "a rls!.ly N ..keI s.I'"-'
q. trr cxpens- CT he .hiprer, 10 either - -" Sob. -
Relic a,soci -trv which mrs irc stod "a 'ol ~:
L. Norrh Oarn,i.a, III R,lri, b; /. South 's-r'ir7. y
C,IumciG; IL e. lor7i. ~ AC.r,. II tiIhEnE. A.
Mo -tgom.-- or 10 IL rth"r pint \: W ich ~" o. H''t
Agsociations .sv' 81 nee.
III. Ecer.r o. H. csc aFaNc:ltn"J will thc-st4Sg rn-~s"
Of tho = sd s i, CAi - S"u.rerr ESpre"" LOl = !"
% IL. 3rcp.- sesn,s - b" Up Give -carpsr r g irs-
{. nd wa1 vii - a.. RI -:G-r' Md 10 ~ a %rE -
vidial ownrrS
TO met tia "rishca {. the sod 'ra. ard 70 s. > "a
rertaIr md speedy conu4u' ica'ion with homo, tee y g;E.
.u Express Co~r-F iAI agreed 10 give ~ = !.E'
preh- .pee orer ercr yskinS elsej I'D. IN order TIA; do re-
s:c,. my occur 10 .he .pccess OF 30 isEdnr!e.t II s.''r
p-he, TT ~ e.ai rS'rna 80 ccGp-pies are h-rchy rrIae''H
&c r.rder the Express Company such facilities q ~!
enable IL 10 mako this srrAn yemen q coroplPte -rcs>s''
Az tie Southern FL press Gompsny 20 urce' n, r. lon.
sl6iii,7 Of tte transportation of tsese packages. R''srtr.
h.goci,ticps are rtI7:st =j IN u'thd,av th-.E su"''. ~"
navs IeretoIorr a.trd ~ tray cling nctssnSerf. = re
Relief kssociat5ar vii ertabiiSh agencies In tic re- u
other srric., thsy rsv snioY TIE rnie privileges sst-aJ
5 cared to the Army of Northern Virginia.
Li.ut. Col. and Quaftsr rstlS.
,An,,oved.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-03-15
y.r,s SLUT o>r.-nn NJ.

YrTT,G ROTND SLUT ] 0ST.-nn NJ s1dsy.
n The 90 h Law OF Frbrr II, s,rayed from my hausc o
,uuay HOUND S Gr q 10! owing tescii bio VIZ -
" low alb 5at b esrs sna slaes OF the hear, the vet sT
..,s,dipe from { . c rn. r Of ouch eye back aad sid-r
blu, spectltd. with t-o pro III 81 90, "ne nm tNe root q
Abe tail the oh r right acro's h. p;n legs waite, VIM
veilov spccks; age 10 maurh s she recognrxs. tie call OF
her name. .yIU" AIRY one seeing q young hound 5 ~
Of tliII ur pt,e n. won't confer . favor b. notifying Mo
and greatly obiso VIM. y.
NH Set Macfarlanh's P. g. LunenourS, We
OFT neutrality-suspicious. will be maze TO the "a
IL Auditor of Accorpts OF YisSiuin to renew the csrti'
&c les Of the foliosias boz d. :hst have bsen lost, TO wn;
U.rt!dcat. No; 1855. dated 61 December. .s55 under the
set o: II: 81 ,rch, ST an oact1,s 10 three ;hou; aud dol
lery. ,ays.pi- t. ne ~ executor ri Thou.s y. hirgey; ri,
cr ::!ca,e 80. .uO, same dIta, aat aS.a J.ra' ~, leSu,
aouniinst to tsree thorsant Goiisrs, pay kb'e I" same;
IA csr,isr..s No, '9q4. Fame dGts, act Of I'D Mach, lSSO,
Amounting 20 $500, payable 10 same:
ARCHD ATKINSON,
Executor o. Thomas D. Ripley,
jsss.lau3u Isis u Wtzht es"aV'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-03-15

ALIurRAi SrIRlr.-Among the large alder5
in tho charitable undertaking Of providing for
the poor, Messr.. Hl1all Il Cronshaw are
mentioned by the distributing agents as espe-
cially deserving commcndation, they having
furnished large and continued supplies to the
depot at very low prices. There are many
wealthy firms in Richmond who might render
themselves similarly useful without material
~ damaging their pecuniary status.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-03-15
- eI,.'0t -ni5~ ,,is.stsrr


AslTIY DE.-aIMEHr Us Az
NICHMOSD Mar;h9 iSfi. J.
tHE following Regulations ~" neIeay es:s'
log 81 :.rs:
''"'cts dras n BY T'~5ursing CO :'TR on the Treasury
W Guy Drpo- ts y, pccl iJus 10 ist o. APRIL, l;h4, vii e
pHu n 'f"ssurS npteI II ,hs Pteg.n; IsIes n y, At tbs
-'"it = EHs-d Oh he fsc- Of The notes whether The
ia,-.
-Si raa?.ya belonging 20 he Government, II the
,-uis 81. II lee creSi: Il dis III. ing cNicer, Gu he nGst
~ . apr, 1854 IL ~ ne turn d ii'3 the Treasury 20
.s Si"c-' o. :he r~,p.csive e. preparations 10 which they
- "b'a,t.:~A ards drawn for. BY new regulations
,a m.a "a! 10 payable in the new Issue Of Tres:u'y
nv checks o. d.hursirg officers, which may he drawn
. M aRaiost Ia. BALANCES which may he at thtir
va Ne atsi cay Il ApIii, Will be pals In ihs- old Is.
1es ntts q. te AMOUNT pr mi,rd on ihoir fass.
t>iga. d. & G. MEMMINSER,
- od3s .e'dt,spr Secret-+yo OF Treasury.
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Dsp.hTUhg or YANKEE PRISONERS Til,

DGpAATUhg or YANKEE PRISONERS The
steamers "a. II. Schultz, Captain Hill, and
William Allison" Captain Clifford, left their
wharves at Rockets yesterday afternoon, at
two ~o'clac.. ior City Point, with four hundred
and twenty Yankee privates and forty ~oficers,t to
be cAcil2rscl for the relative number of Con-
fcdc.aIc prisoners, y IN arrived ~ City Point on
Saturday. Among the iarkees sent down
we're tho following: big. & n. Neal Dow,
Exchanged tr Brig. Gen. w. u. +. Lee
Col. ". F. Wj'>'n. l23d Ohio, captured al
Winchester; C.l. Tippen, -; Lieut.. Col.
Il. O. Nortacot, l2th Iankocl Va. captured
at Winchester; Lieut.. Col. G.. IL Morton, 84th
Illinois, captured ii Chick Inau5 "a; Major W.
Russell. A. a. G Mt~dc'- arNy, taken at Ben
TOMS Ford; Major G. Farneworih. lsr Con,
HaIltown, Va: MtAnr 7 B. Rogers, l4Oth
Pa, Gettysburg; Majcr f. NJ. Pipe, 9Th N.
Y Cavalry. Hagcrstown, Nd and Major A.
Mcmahon, 2lst Ohio, ~Chickamnuga. The re-
naming officers are captains aud licutensnts.
All OF these prisoners are among the Oldest
sciourncrs at the Libby and Belle Isle, tho
dates of their arrival ranging through July
and August last. Thu two strancrs will re-
tnrn this morning, having On board the ex-
changed Confeieratcs. and IRE. expected to ar-
rive Ut ten n'clrck. 1t il suggested that the
citizens welcome hem with something 10 eat.
If the enterprise is attempted VI" hone il
wat be halt drrc.
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Governor Medsry Of the Columbus toh;r)

''CflSls, III Il Wts NUINU II CT HN fxVe'' W.
i. the iates, ncws from Washington in Tie Rc-
publican papers, We find this, Va Il hs9 ieSaod
vat tha. official rHp0r:5 put the triou io.S It
Charlottesville, il killed., wounded mi Ei,,'rg,
at y, 900. 80 900 ~ Chickahon!uy. 22,uuua: 60
opd Manassas. 2l.0C0 at Fr"l r..h-hur. 81
25,Op0 y, & .,tysbury. These sppaiin2 f!ureH 'ol.
main: what has bee, M @; the GranI A'r.I II
the winter Ct 1902. We can't bring back Nh % e.
but we ca. As christians and patriot. m,l- -"
ef3r. b fore God and nan to sGve rem" =. ~
70 that il lrit
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TREA CRY pEPAKTMtNr { : A.,

I''E following equations are hereby established In re-
1 gard 10 the funds ia he hands OF Di'hursin: oncers:
! Checks drawn by Disbrrsing Officers on the Treasury,
nr on any Depository, prrvi MS TO the l~t o. APRIL lSH''
vii ~ paid IN rrea. ury aot's OF the present lssnrs oni',
E. n. amount prom. sei on III. face of the notes, whether
Sc checks b.. presented for payment before or alter SAID
Lt-.
Al moneys belonging to the Government IN the hands
81 q. ,hr credit OF Di,bur-:ng officers, on the lst day o!
Aprl, SD, may be turned Into the Treasury TO he credit
o thr =. pec; VIC appro riatinns 10 witch they belong, TO
BE- afterwards drawn or, 10y new requisitions, WHEN VIII
D. psy.5e IN the new ia.u o. Treasury no'es.
+ checks Of Uisbursing Uasccrs, which may be drawn
=. any tue against the bal noes which may be Al HER
.fed; 81 the lst day OF April, will be paid in the old
ii:le5 q notes n. the amount, promised on their face
lSign-l) Z. u M!MNlN"s",
Sec'y Of Treasury.
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OrAh1vaNAsrHR GrxEnAi's OrrlsE

NlVHWOuU, !TtTNH :, I-VT 7
:. Ia order 70 carry out the above instructions, the fVst
ouattrmast-r at each post where there is no Confederate
States depository. will receive from all other quartermas-
t,-, al The post, all public monies in their hards, and ex.
crs, IN, below The denomination of ten dollars, and will
!rposi, The sam" In The nearest Confederate states Deposi.
ilry, on the 10Th March, ls6i.
= Where the. Is a depository a. the Post, each Quar-.
,-rmsst,r viii turn, indirect, to the Deiosrory, his public
sends.
bodies Of troops, viii dies suate an Clbcer TO receive public
funds a. abnve, from officers serving with their respective
c,r,manos. and will turn them in, as heretofore directed. 4
4 zach Quar,prlna.ter will repor, to this office the
sa9ua: Of money turned In by himself, with an affidavit
tn.r the funds thus deposited are all public fumes, and are
rv entire amount, due by him to the Confederate States,
and ia. Receiving ouartermaster will send similar consoii'
G,.., r. ,or;s. A. Il, LaWTON
ulIIlv q. ". General.
f.r-Pspers IN Charleston, Augusta, Savannah, Mobile
AZ! Montgomery please copy for one week and s nd bill
tw:h copy OF ADVERTISEMENT 10 this Office for payment.