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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-11-11
LATEST FROM THE NORTH.

we have received New York papers OF Tuesday
The 9th instant. The news ia unrn portant IN. ma
prs being nsaIly hed with matters relating to IT;
e'<er10n TO take place thHt days
As>oTHRs GREAT eIncrIoS Lopor. ,,.r
eHlcAno-ARREsTs.
Ihe Linoolnites have gotten m nav Mo. e.,
chicago, which viii secsuslly rule the D.rno,,.,
Votes out. A telegram nom that eitv ao..., a..
FIN, says: ~
within the lsst two DAYS a numhsr os ,srso,.
lFe arrived nom the ssatlssrn' 'fsI1 ~ 30 So
4J aJ rom fayetfe and Christian cSfy,ttss ftuss
upposett That they coming hero "a vo.a b. :,
s5 ~. .nat they We're members OF the B. A X.
sasing an insurrecsin on election dar sns rsIoas
f tne prisoners IN Camp Douglas
,niS LnaEnIns, Large number of arrasts
IN tAsir s.,ss..ay neafiy an cases. were fonna
na nfotasr to the rshsl s..,srnl ar that
49,, Nno was guest VI Dr. Edward buckncr
eounrT 'IMaty Ma Judge Of the eirc,t oonrt Of thi.
procured clothing tor them pa - sa,s - - ~
treasurer Of the o. A. X A " % '-NA1
nrssas,,s.' !" sA dl.arkseSsr of the House Of Re-
bound ss"N.s' was also arresSd. In his house ware
b.lI.ts s ~ aaan who had been engaged in casting
th..s, ior ihs uss Of the eonspirators Sona of
ths ai.essed are reported TO have mads ecufaastan
az Inlentaon was 70 In the city to-ught and
1s,et,ie t,ie prisonsls in oanap Dou1las
ms nJ sensrai Captain 0nrpcl, af Norgsn's COM
I.1, i,u, y T. Shanks and Charles kravers two hun
Ia, saiia OF Arns two cart loads of rcyolyers and
" alsfs house ~s ASSAsA -
,a.aa. Je.a this aftssnoon, says telexrams we're
~ we yestslday by John wentw,ath announeins
Colonei Sweet, commanding camp DanrIss sac
~ auleated with. aud orders ysrs at oSass issuad
~ III lne arrest ~ the desperados brf their n-yiI
W. ssasse Sas' sna TIE fsishfql faxnd Vsad5ss
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TIE RG-HLECTIO.X OF LLYCOLN

intelligence, believed to be authentic was re-
oivei in this eity yesterday of the reelection Of
Abraham Lincoln to the Presidency u the United
States. a wsll-known citizen of Fredericksburg
who entered the enemy's lines below Richmond yes
teIday under flag of truce. informed by Yankee
ofhoar that Lnooln's Reelection was. beyond a
doubt. fact accomplished. According to this ofR-
cars statement. the Stated OF New Jersey and Ak.
souri, alons had gone for McClelIan. Kentucky had
not been heard from. Tho State Of Maine gave
Lincoln majority OF thirty thousand New York
city went for Mcclellan by a majority of thirty
eight thousand, which had bean overcome by thu
vote OF ths whole State, This accords with what
the Yankee pcAets in front of Petersburg told our
men on Wednesday. They sail Lincoln had been
re-eiecte. and that We might prepare ourselves for
four more years vi war. Few of our people Will be
disappointed By theAresult Of ths election, sncs il
Is only what. We have all expected Had Lincoln
dHoSed himself TO have been beaten, he must have
hssn either fool patriot neither OF which his
warnest friend bitterest toe has svsr suspected
him of being
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ItscoIs zAsAssss ms AIDS os TIM ,,~r,,.
ows wAv.


As the TINA for tbs Presidential elrr.,a,
approaches. the respective champions of the pa
publican end Dsfncerstc parties strsinirs every
nerve to SECURE success; bat we cannot ayoij sra-
cislly noticing the expedient adopted by the 0o-
vernon OF Tennessee to obtain IN bis state majority
OF vot's for Mr.. Lincoln. The sympathies of u,
POpultnon OF Tennessee arc with the Cenfederacy,
anu Z edefsl army alcne prevents them from rs n
gins themselves beside their brethren In the South
efn STATES Issasssec Aas 6es.s essgaers and ts az
Pesent eetd oy the sscord. The Governor and the
Ilnepl Sfheaals IN the State are tharofore, il 10
heeess 70 say, staanch Unionists and seaafast sup.
ppitess Oh the party which has entrusted thon win
the autho1ty which they exercise. The Governor
has Issued an order to the eject that no one shal
be permitted TO vote at ths approaching Election
who h2snot In the first instance so,emnly scrr that
ne VIII oppose an afnistios, or, indssd any r.eros
tation Whatever, with armod rehels bafore oorsti-
tudonal laws have been re-cstablshad ,hroushcut
the States In other words the inhsbitants of Ten
nsssee IN order to qualify themselves for tho arsr
else OF that universal sufisge In which they In
common with all American citizens pride thsm-
selves so nrch, mast Isdys AeB.ssss 10 sntet,,,
op"oas an PRECISE accordance .,i thoss Of ths az.
fAd~ittss whose continuance in Office is The ;ssus
supposed to'bc raised at the forthcomiuz election
Americans have regarded with such apparent in
difference, during the past three years. the abroxs-
ton OF all those political rights which free peopls
ara Accustomed to hold dear, that We suppose this
new Interpretation OF freedom Of eloct.on VII paas
II Mr.. Lincon does not SECURE success
sseh Of his fslIcc-ctt-s8s ar pyias tsewssIvss es
tsiag eos'dsrea snart, will at lsast adost tsas ~
s.ss deserved Il
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TRIBUTES OF RESPECT.

TO THE MEMORY OF WILLIAM s. DEUPREE
The death of WILLIAM 8. DEUPREE, late OF
the county OF Henrfco, has occasioned his friends
deep Distress and the writer. who knew him long
and ultimately admired his manly virtues and en-
oyed his friendship, desires TO bear i'll few words,
ms ioeble testimony TO the high qualities which
adorned the character of the deceased.
Ho was born in the county Of Charlotte in this
State, and fell, in his forty-second year. on our
iines below this city, in the discharge of his high
patrofio duty. He possessed no ordinary intellect.
he was MIN OF great integrity of purpose and en-
ergy OF character. He Possessed an arniable and
cheerful disposition and the finest sensbilitss His
defortment vas gentle and his manners engaging.
Few Possessed greater philosophy, and none faced
danger with greater intrepidity. He ever ready
TO respond to appeals for public private charities
In all the relations Of life his example ia worthy of
the highest communication. As husband and IA
thsr, ne was aifectionate and kind as master in
He has left widow and three children to mourn
his death May God, in his providence so order
their great affection as to rebound to their good
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DIED,

Suddenly, IN this esf, on the ioth Of Novsmber.
1861, OF dropsy at the heart, Mr. JOHN CAP
HART, formerly Of Norfolk, Virginia, 70 detective
for the confedsrate States. in Ne sixty y-sixh year
of his age.
His funeral will take place fsan his residence On
Nam street, the Mansion House, at O'Clock P. NJ
TO-DAY His friends and acquaintances are in
vited to attend
Norfolk tyirginia) and WaldOboro' & Maine. pa
pers please copy.
Al his resdence in tho county of Henrico, on ga
turday, 29th of October, WILLIAM TO0MR in
the forty-fourth year Of his age
Boston and Worcester papers ARE respectfully re-
auested to copy.
On tha 9th Of November, with short, but pain
fnl illness Of the cnorp, FREDERICK WILLIAM,
the only son Of George and Christ;na Rock aged
four years and eight months.
Dearest William thou hast left u.s.
Wethy loss most deeply feel
But it's God that hath befeft US,
He can all our sorrows heal.
His funeral will take place from his athers resi-
dence RiIS EVENING at four O'clock Friends
tend.
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MISckLLAxEnrs

Calonel Sam Nejary, q vsry PROMINENT DSzaocra
OF Ohio, disd at Columbus on ths 7th instant
Two steamers Wore burnt by the Conrsdsratas Ia
Big Sandy river. ON ths 7th, nsar Louisa Kay.
Gold in New York, on Aonday, rose TO 245j II
was announced that Beast Butler had notified soma
OF the gold speeulators that he wanted tntsryi.w
with them.
Courtensy James, sergeant Ia COMPANY L Thinl
Ohio csvslty. ant scI o3 q. Z. f. James, the e1n.-
nant English novelist, died rsosSlily In the Mow,-
Hospital, Che5tnut Hil.
The schooner Oster, from Bangor for Gaorr.toxn
was destroyed by the Chickaruauga about the last
q October, AID her captain and crow arrived at
fhnaaelpaia on tha 7td On board the Spasdwel
The United States ChiEtian Commission has sant
delegates, supplied with hospital stores medicine.
and clothing, with the fleet which has gone 10 Saan-
nan. georgia, to carry home Yankee prisoners of
Wal.
A dispatch from Baltimore dated the 7th. saws
MIA Thomas Hutohtngs, ono Of our most faskiona-
DIE hdies, as arrested to-day, charged wi b beiug
Inc ehef OF party OF ladies who got up splendid
sabre a. present for the rebel Cooua. Harry Gill;
NOR: The sabre, with the presentation address, q
rebel mail and other things captured from the
party dispatched 10 run the blockade TO deliver
them They are now az Colonel WTOoley's Office
and !Irs. Hutchngs = in prison 1hanattar creates
intense sensation and promises rich dsvalopments
others are hksly 10 be arrested high IN secession
circles
Various mystsrinra kilograms are published es
being received at Buffalo, &c, to Dfepare for ,.d
from Canada. in which some leading Caua5i an -
are represented as bsins among the raiders. no
course. -
Letter writers from Grants army say tia Dutch
Gap canal viii DO finished about Christmas.
Ihe Lucy Lady Stirling and Anna, blockade
runners. have been captured
Livery n IN who Is put into the United States SER
vice IN concord. New Hampshire, has his photo
graph accurately taken. On the back of II bis de-
sptive list is placed, and Il is thea filed away for
future reference
movement y on foot in New York to send fity
Thousand turkeys 10 General Grant for thanks
g,Vlng DINNER for he Army OF the Potomac Fifty
thousand barrels OF apples are to constitute the
"A drafted man committed suicide By drowning In
IHs 1iTer at Cincinnati on Friday last.
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TIE xrIrTAaY srrUArios m AxSsIcA
rEroro the TIortdou T.mxs

Il fortunate r. Lincoln that his to be or not
10 be cannot remain question long. 1ss s..sSs
sSs af .ailtary tt svssa lam az tAs s.oa!
On which hs was grounded some weeks since has
varied sessrsi points, and, os tia mSusnt, cannot
DC called favorable. Mr. stanton has onatnS nSlsly
little 10 report fiorn Pstsfsharg and the arit-
wing from other quarters il not assuring az tho
Cabinet at skis ssncturo cold wiah IT, Some OF the
reports tsnots that more than cne Federal coin-
nSI5sr ssss there difficulties around him. sher-
man Is Obliged 20 adlnt that tho Confsdstetss under
several mica oS the railroad 60 Chattanooga, on
which the Federal forces dspsnied FOR thsir suIplss
bnt, having % plenty Of provisions IN Atlanta ks
sais secure @ far "a his main army "a eonesxnean
II he can f>sl SECURE under such eiroumstanees he
is an oinasr ofsTeat s4uanimify. The condition he
dsfeross reads as II some portion of hia army was
the reverse OF secure, and that ths main hsfy gsa
surrounded and shut in. An INVADING srnv -
sgeS oy its snerny Is at least reduced 10 inaar,r
l y can change the yosition Of aliars Arm a. sSs
eoaieaeratss can receive supplies fom many point.
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The French journals announce the dsath of NJ.
Chsiies K-ybaud at the aga of sixty-four. Tbs
deosSssI has bean FOR pariod OF nearly thiTr i've
years attached the editorial staff of tia Cbnsti.s
tioaDs! the DedIts, and lastly, of the Mcritesr.
N Seudo, long tue musical critic in the Revgs ds3
Dsar Moidss and IN the Art N..i1ul; Of Paris, ia
deal
The Rrus3als press has lost By the death Of Madam
Jolly, an able eoatribator. This lady, for man v
yesrs. was the Paris correspondent oi ona Of ti.s
Prne1pal Belgian journals. Indeed, sne and the esii-
treas Of the JoaTaat pour Io.fss did the graatar
part OF the Paris lsttSrs for tho Brussels "a para
during moro tha1aaiz ve.r.
Ito Lss.psndaaes Of Brussels statas that tts bank
OF the gaming houss at Spa hAs juat had an sxsrs-
ordinary vsn Of III luc ono Of th. most sucees st,i
piayGswa5 tia Hungarian GsrITal Klapka. He
had announced Ma intention TO play only an hpr
aud quarter, and at the expiration CT that tuna he
Toso 4 winner of 57,0J0f.
During the first six months Of the present year,
s20tl ,2a3 letters pllssd though tha italian post
oihcs being a oiuisnu1ou OF l,75T, ,6s2 Compared
WITH ths corresponding period OF 1858. The number
sz journals sent thtoe ah the post vas 2,sl7,eos
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

OANS ON THE SECURITY OF THE
u FIVE HUNDRED MILLION SIX PER
CEST. kON-TAXABLE BONDS, UNDER THE
SEVENTH SECTION OF THE CURRENCY
LAW.-Deposits ON call will be received by the
Treasurer in this city, Assistant Treasurers at
Charleston and Mobile, and the Depostaries at
wilmington, Raleigh, Columbia, Augusta, Savan-
nah and Montgomery, and certificates will be issued
ior the same bearing interest at the rate of four pei
cent. PEE annum, and secured by the hypothecatioG
OF an amount of the above bonds equal to the sum
of these loans. The bonds TO be set apart by the
Ireasirer5 and the proceeds, when sold, applied
Guavely TO the payment Of the said certificates.
The security and convenience afforded to banks
and other corporations, and to the public generally,
by this mode OF temporary investment, and the
foat Of the measure, if generally adopted in keep
ing the currency within moderate bounds, it Is hoped
vii commend it TO the favorable consideration of tbs
community and secure their prompt cooperation IL
carrying Ii into OBJECT, q. A. TRENHOLM,
22-ts Secretary of the Treasury.
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TIE PRESIDENTIAL ErEcr-o.

The New York papers Of Tuesday ara Al, of -
Presidential election, wh.eh was 70 tsla H.. -
uia' u'y' In addition to the vote for President
Tue following States held elections for State and
Congressional tickets on Tuesday:
Mei3aehn1etts, New York, New Jersey. Delaware
;NItary ~ lind Missouri, Illinois Wisconsin II unesota
Michigan, Iowa. Kansas and CaifoTnia
ihs territories OF Colorado and Idaho also hold
sleotlons Tor delegates 10 Congress
A New IoIk letter, dated the 7u aays
It was currently reported this afternoon that +be
oenffaL flad sent mobilization TO Mayor 0unther
him. at his earliest oonyenisaoe at the kesicuar-
eers OF the Department Of the East, ana thai -.
siayor returned ch1actelistically mpertn ent re-
ply, informing the General that he resided ar SUI
ana such number in Fourteenth street, ard that
any business he might have to transact with the
Chef Magistrate OF tha city could a. well l.. tran
acted there an where else.
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LATER FROM EUROPE

European dates of the 25th ultimo give some IN
tereatng specuatons froa the English papers about
the Yankee Presidential election ami other nattsrs
on this continent We give some attracts:
sHERIDAs's vASDALIsM IN TEE VALLEY.
From the London Post
A tract OF isrtle country, sixty nJss in length
With average breadth OF forty, between the Blue
Ridge and the North mountains, is burnt into vii
derness. We hope the general has exaggerated ths
extent OF the destruction of which lie has Lsan the
instrument, but he reports that thousand harms
and savspty mus, stored With and forage. meal
a1i implements of agriculture. have BEEN eiysn 10
the haInea One CT lis was shot Ia carrying his
orier into effect, enS in retaliation every dwelling
within rau. or fiye rnfiss Sorn ras spot VII 10
ieit'' Was burned Comment ON saah Al atr1city -
ne-ess, Some physiologisis have asaertsd that tha
Amclieans have gradually aiTsi sorneihln2 oi the
red Indian cast OF coantanalcs. Can the spirit OF
the savage have also entered iato therR Be-; ii the
war il 10 90 On thus, it VII be ths modern disgrace
.. mankind. The destruction Of what invaders
sp1se, n even for their sake. locks moro like
de peration cf SUCCESS than raasoniny confidence.
4As fsdsrats gsist Aare gssx,s up sAs Lps or pos
'ssrn9 :" J..ssrs the sol fasy fssags. Asass ssc
S<2SisSt ss.s.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
CONFEDERATE STATES or AsEaIcA,
ks.hrnn-nH Va Ar,c-1ncA DR lNfI

% EQUATIONS FOR CARRYING
L INTO EFFECT THE ACT OF CONGRESS
APPROVED JUNE l3, 1884, AUTHORIZING
OWNERS OF REGISTERED EIGHT PER CENT.
BONDS, ISSUED UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF
THE ACT APPROVED MAY l6, 1861, TO EX-
CHANGE THE SAME FOR COUPON bonds
Parties owning registered eight per cent. bonds
nnder the act OF May l6, 1861 desiring to exchange
them for coupon bonds, will assign them, in the
manner pointed out in the printed endorsement on
the back of the certificate, to the Confederate
States OF America, in exchange for coupon bonds"
and cause them 70 be presented 10 the Register of
the Treasury Department, who will thereupon, In
compliance with the provisions OF the act Of June
lS 1864, issue coupon bonds for the amount specified
In tho registered bonds assigned.
G. A. TRENHOLM,
au 29-ts Secretary OF the Treasury
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susn,pAs xEAnLr KILLED ~ por.0x


The brutal commander OF the Federal forces in
the valley had narrow escape from a fitting and
weil-ieserred death on the 9th II appears he went
10 Winchester and dinod with Colonel Eiwards, the
commander OF the post, and started off on an ex-
eusion. a dispatch says:
During the ezcursIon, General Sheridan. Colonel
Comstock and Captain Mo14e began 10 exhibit
violent symptoms OF eorrosva poison which CON
tnued TO INCREASE until il became necessary to pro
cuie conyeyane for tie purpose CT removing the
captain back to Colonel Edwards quarters General
sheridan continued horseback Tor two or three
mics fllr her, though IN muCh distress and being
oolged to frequently aisnouLt. In amhlancs Ii an
met the party aud transported them 10 Winchester
Inc whIts CT eggs and other antilote. TO cs,roeiVa
sNonn1stc vote fFe.ly atmin; stsrsd and with the
pest sf19cf hetcht1z, Vomiting ard pursin, con-
unnei until iat- III the eTeniuz, when the 0anersl
ana oioHei Cotnsfock began 20 improve , but in
captain Mo'oTe's case they continued all night
1t j. supposed that these synptoms were ooea :
stoned by something which accidentally got into the
composition OF the cheese, Of which all partook
1ttely. portions Of the chessa VIII bs analy :ei and
the whole susloer undergo thorough investsation.
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OPTICAL.
TREssuar Das.arx.xr
CoSFEnENAre srArKs OF AxEsfcA.
RIeHsoSD, November 5, 1894.

NRCULAR-It bong decided that
" iorT por cent. Certificates, and the bs,os. d.
e.,ea taestiot are ieeiyabie payment OF the :ax
iefOisn credits, persons who have psii thss. So
an =, issue are entitled % the return OF the notes
~ lieasorer, Assistant Treasurers and Pay i,a.
Nhe haVs resolved the deposits Of tax col-
aS,es ~ ana receive IN hen thereof an eQual aInonnt
=. out per cent certificates, bonds upon the de-
n1'V1a o. the state Tax Collector. And the honda
20 yetIcates to DO exchanged shall ba endorsed as
lonvws - certify that the within Tor attached
%o.fhacase o. was received from ---I h, lien,
% % 'nhoh tax enormously collected from, hin, in
Sasteaes "i the new issue, and that the same has
hsen exchanged for new issue to re-imbp e. b; :,
ana tiased by the State Tax Collector
IN q. A. GBENH0LM,
- "-lh SNcretarv of The Traa s,lrr
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| sno~ sy~reAt soop's Aaar-smxsa.S ea,s.
ssrostsg rms eSesTAy ~fennfsr Dagsa IN -
| nf9.
The Yaniass ars trying hard a 10, a vsetssy a
fos shsfinsn. taissrsm nom Loaaa.ill.. Ken
sieky, dated the sth. mys:
l. scraps ~ reliable IN, e,rrnn.,o,, A.. h.,...-
20 indicate that Gerefai shayrns,ss o.s.- ~ =
tscIy s'o,fsctory % himself and 70 an who np5cr
sbn1 ~ ana that General sherman IA ..si.
A'n psvalor'oa.. r,th uons.al HoOe's pOstion:
4 nish and delight tks country A ~''S'
| 80 NTso7 az contains an account OF the oyseoa.
uoil oi Johnsonvllle Yesterday bv the Union corn.
oi taat place who s slso reported 70 ha ye
IeiDiorcei rbel. @s - shs
Ihe particulars Of TIA fair are rneaars and sare.
what conflicting. ~ sS
a letter rfeaived in washinston CITY by naval
ehcer fron an officer in command Of one Of the Al.
VISIONS n the Mississippi squadron. datsd Chasta.
Eoosa, November l, says
My boats have had two brushes with Hcoi's force,
and Tepolsed ism both times He has now oona
down below the shoals, and a large portion OF his
srnF; mas crossed at Florence for the invasion of
aaiIe ard East Tennessee General Gross's bri.
head him off
Forrest seems to have the start Of Sherman IN
" astonishing the country" dispatch from cin-
einnati SAYS
The correspondent Of the yosgnal WRITING fror,
5ohnsonvilie, Tennessee, says: 'Eygh. stsas5oats
loaded with Government stores. have been burned
mere to prera'S thsig al!src into tAs hands Of sas
rebels" NV
Cairo dispatch says:
information from Paducah states that, on Tiurs-
day last Forrest, with large force placed batteries
on the tennessee river within "a mile and half OF
Johnsonwiie whero three gunboats and eight trans
ports were lying
Earl ly rj1av
up and opened On the transports, which were fired
BY the shells, and the gunboars fell into the hands
OF the enemy after bang disabled Tho crew and
oiueeis OF the feet were ell taken prisoners A
large amount OF Government stores snd consjdera.
Die artillery is reported captured 1t ia slso sun.
posed that the supplies at Johnsonyills we're taken
a. 6It iS quiet along the White river, in Arkansas
81 thsries IS re-ocoupied and garfisonsi with
eolored troops. -
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ASsLo-cHrSEsE wAH a,rERtAL yoa AxER.ca.
From the London Post

The Wh,tworth guns, Ssofms's breech- h-ioadin9 ri.
fes, shot, shell, sword bayonets and other warlks
stores, reoontly supplied TO tho European hipesa
70 co, and which have essn brought back TO this
country, were sold by auction in London, Mon
day, and attracted numerous attendance an,onass
those present bang agents from the Confederate and
Federal States, who mads large purchases on ac-
count of their respectiva oovernn5uts TIE Whit.
worth S2-pounder rfis guns, with carriage, &c,
htompiste, which cost S460 EACH sold from ESQ to
4i20 each; the le-poundsrs, which cost fs25 each,
sold from E25 TO sSai and the l-poundsrs which
cost Sill, IRON Is to Ei2- Ghs Storms LIeach-
loaliug rifles sold for merely nominal prices, and
the shot, sssl, sGs di no. realize Tia vlus u the
metal
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA.
Richmond, August 8. 1864.
CtERTIFICATEsoF IynEp1EnNr En-,

CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS
~ HEARING SIX PER CENT. PER ANSUM
INTEREST AND FREE FROM TAXATION.-yy
te fourteenth section Of the act 10 reduce the cur
rcncy, approved February H. 1864, the Secretary o.
nc treasury Is authorized TO issue the above cart-
heat7 payable two years after the ratification OF a
10y OF peace with the United States. They cam
nos be Sold but only TO be issued 10 such credj-
tofa oi the Government willing TO receive the
saule IA payment Of their demands They must also
&C gwen ht par, though free from taxation
ne attention of purchasing agents and dsburs-
.s on%rs OF the Government Is called to this cass
o pi'hhe securities as Offering peculiar advantages
are bought and to facilitate the uss Of them checks
lawn by disbnrsing officers upon the depositaies
hoidlng these funds and marked across the face
Psyaoie IN Certificates of Indebtedness" will be
pad in conformity Herewith
Depositar1es are hereby authorized and required
70 comply with this regulation, and to make appli-
iequ4TSd' tSlgnedI q. A. TRENHOLM,
eu Us Secretary of Treasury.