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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-03
MIN III n A T O n A l. b A n h
III 80 r,tlI 90 n -NARK

~ OF THE CITY or NEW-YORK.
DIRECTORS:
WA A. Kobe of Kobbe L Coilies AsctioDeers Nos 81
and 80 Leonard Of. - 49,
THOMAS A. yYsE jr ofvyse Sons, Importers, Nos s74
to $50 Broadway
GEO. T. WiCKS. Of wick., Smith Co., Importers Dry
Goods No. 81 Frankin-st. .
B. L. SOLOMON. OF b. L. Solomon Sos, Uphoisery No
GEO A. FELLOWS. Of Gordo,, Fellow, NIcSiilsn Whole
sale Grocers, Nos IL and l6 Beaverst.
SOLOMON l.. HULL Of Hull, Conabo Arnold, Attorney
CHAS NINZESHEIMER Of Minzeshei1ner Bros, Nanafas
tnrers Shirts, No. 81 Broadway.
J. o. WHTEHoUsE Shoe Manufactures, Nos. sLd :
Dey-st. -
JOSEPH T. URvIS, Of Orvi, NeweIs Smith, slks, te
No. 353 Broadway . .,, .
H. NJ. HUMPHREY, Cashr JOSEPH U. ORVls Prest
TREASURY DYPAKTnESr,
OYYIcE oY COMPTROLLER THE CURRHEcY
WksHyGToS, April Is, ltt
Vhs-eas BY satisfactory evidence presented to the under
signed has been made to appear that The Ninth National
Bank Of the City Of York In the County Of New ok
and according the requirements OF the act OF Con
gress entitled An act to provide National currency
by pledge Of United States Stocks and e. provide
for the circulation and redemption thereof approved FEB
Is 1853 and has compiled with all the provisions of said art
required to be complied with before commencing the business
Eos fafreTers l. Hugh HcCunoch Comptroller Of the Eur
rency hereby certify that The Ninth National BANK Of the
City Of New York County OF Newly rk and state OF Ne's
York n authorized TO commence the business OF Bsf ING
under the act aforesaid.
In testimony Whereof witpes, my hand and seal Of Office
this Eighteenth day Of April, lSe4
Seal OF the HUGH McCULLOCH
:Compt the Currency. Comptroller OF the Currency
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-03
6apinas Banks.

NETWORK SAVINGS BANK, corner Of
~ l4hst and 8th.sv-Opes daily from to : p
WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS nefs ! to p N.
81. Der cent interest allowed Deposits made before
MAY will draw interest from that date,
THOs. CHRISTY President X II. BULL Secretary.
ATLANTIC sAvnss BAsK, No. las CHATaAn SayanE
EKv YORK, May q 1854 )
VJNHE PUBLIC are hereby informed that the
bn.nr. tb. Bani will be transacted In the baseIse emit
sn,il the alterations II thelBa,kny Room are completed BY
order Of The Trustees ). +. COOPEh Socy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-03
EOURTH NATIONAL BANK of the CITY

EOURTH NATIONAL BANK of the CITY
IL Of NETWORK. CAPITAL s300p0n
BY the su,hoy OF the Secretary Of the Treasury this Bank
Ia prepared 70 receive subscriptions to the
NATIONAL TEk-fOBTl LOAN
Issued under supplementary act entitled an Act
provide Ways sud Means or the support Of the Govern
uent" approved March 3, 1888.
This Loan Is Redeemabe amer ten, and payable forty
year, date with interest the rate Of ave cen.
snnun Interest and Principal payable IN Coin.
Subscriptions 70 the above must be made IN awfni money
Of the United States and the soraed interest PAID IN Com
or Go National Cxreusy (sddng fifty per cent premium until
farther notice BEOH6E OfDihE, fte'osH"
II a RofsToU Issist Cashier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-03

COOPER INSTITUTE.
" STARTLING WONDERS MYSTERIOUS DISPLAYS,
UNACCOUNTABLE MANIFESTATIONS!
In presence Of the word.Tenowned
DAVENPORT BROTHERS,
F.r surpa,sinr the most Brilliant Productions 9th
MAGIC ART
Tprs EVENING and EVERY EVENING during tho week
THR WONDERFUL ENTERTAINMENTS
fyen in presence Of these young men must be seen 70
realized And they have been witnessed by huhd'ee' OF
Tbou Of the most intelligent ard scientific people OF the
country have been forced by the most
dence, 10 acknowledge them ineIplicable;
Door. open O'Clock Commenting ats Admission - cents
Chrr under IL yesrs) rs cents Reserved seats can be
cured the Office Of the Institute nom oceek M 70
o. H.. without extra charge. u. D La'hi' ase"'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-03
MECHANICS AND TRADERS BANK,

,U,HE BOARD Of DIRECTORS have THIS
/ nay declared a DIVIDEND 0: FOUR PER CENT, nee
Teyernmeut tai payable and after the I'd day OF May
NE transfer booSs viii be closed from lOth INST to
10 GEO. w. YOULE Cashier
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-03
dmin5enlent6.

RARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
POSITIVELY THE LAST WEEK
OF De WALDENs THRILLING DRAMA,
POMP OF CUDJO'S CAVE,
founded on Ttow bridges popular novel &c DJOS CAVE
Guido an Escaped C1ntrabaud. .......W. L. Jamson.
Toby, Venerable A .ri,als.. .......HT; iiad3way
Carl Minnerich, Du'cf lei ....,......Mist Afford.
Virginia Mp j. J. Prior.
Supported by the entire Comrsny.
THE ILLUMINATED OUErAlN OF REAL WATER.
with his WOOD and sfRAw INSTRUMENTS, between
the acts. .-
To be- seen at all hour Of Oh, d. anil .y-lilns
COLOSSAL GIANTS and pl.lNUTlFL DWARFS
MONSIEUR JOSEPH eA-otiaec 81 tie french Army, and
ANNA SWAN, the NQVA-SCOIlA GlANIESS, each over
u,,n GIN GRANT, JR. TIE smallest man ivins -.
mqnths-SEVER BEFORE EXHIBITED:
Daily additions ofTsre and woi Isrtul isa to the
BEAUIifUL AQLAkiA.
chronological E1Gminaton, end Chat. By
PROF. LIVINGSTON.
MINIATURE 81 .TiEG POND.
THREE TABLEAuX OF MOVING WAX FIGURES
C0MMoDoRE MUTT AND MINNIE WhRREN In tn.
costumes al the Generals wedding PRINCE and PRlN
CESS OF WALES, aud o,h.rs
TWO LIVING PRAIRIE DOCS, rom Colorado Territory,
the only Ia thi. region.
THREE SPEChLED BROOK TROUT,
EACH WEIGHING ONFRFpuR POUNDS.
MONSTER SERPES1, Il ia long
ROBERT HOuDINS AU1 DNtIOS WRITER.
THE MuSlCALLY-EDUCArED SEAL, and innamerabs
other euriosies.
Admission % cents; shillron under a. IS cents.
NEXT WEEK, A NAGN'FiCENr SPECTACULAR
DRtLh.
And the first appearance here Oft beautiful and accomplished
MILE. ERHESTiNE,
FROM THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-03

NOR SALE-A handsome bay country MARE
-l,ne tail; fntIss family and ladies' Saddle Horne;
no. afraid Of cars, price eloo Inquire " Ne. 27 Grand D.,
pesopd aser Go@ Je1 y etRW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-03
Miliiarp Notifies.

DOUNTIES TO SOLDIERS discharged on ac-
ID coun, OF wounds received in battle are new being col
.;ons and prire money st the BANKING Once Of
ALLEN VAN BchENk LUCKcy, No. ~ Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-03
NIBLO's GARDEN.

NIBLO's GARDEN.
! Lessee and Manager ........ WIN. WHEATLEY.
GRANGE or TIsE-Doors OPP o. I'll to Commence - .
quarter befOroB
TUESDAY EVENING Ma 3 1854, and every evening
Last week Of lie unpreced, g5ei on ygemen Of
Nh and lfrs BhKNtl WILLIAMS.
Last week Of Charles Gayef's new irish Drama OF
THE CONNIE SOJGAH,
introduced with SUPERB CAST,
ORIGINAL SCENERY.
MAGNIFICENT EFFECTS,
APPOlNTHENrS, MUSIC, 80
Mr.. BARNEY WILLIAMS
In his original character Of
CORSEY hcGRATH,
with the songs Of" Ellen A.tore" ad he Irish Wedding"
Mrs.. BARNEY WILLIAMS
in her original character Of
NELLY NOLAN, THE JUMPING JEWEL.
VIII be speedily produced. join Brougharn's Grand Ro.
mantle Spesscuar Drama Zine present theatrical sensation o.
Lon1on), entitled
BEL DRNONIO,
which after many month"; psou will be presented with
Excellent Cast Beautiful New Scensy Splendid Appoint
mens New aud Costly Costumes Original Music, Prenieur
Danseuses and Grand Ballet.
Seats secured elk DAYS ~ adyanC
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-03
TEN-FORTY LOAN OF U. S.
TENTH NATIONAL BANK,
Ne $40 BROADWAY.
DESIGNATED DEPOSITORY AND FINANCIAL AGENT
OF THE UNITED STATES.

Ry authority OF the Secretary Of the Treasury this Bank
viii receive subscriptions for the TEN.FORTY FIVE PER
CENT GOLD BEARING BONDS A liberal commission
viii be allowed parties subscribing at this Bank.
d. l.. ROSS, President
JOHN H. SToUr Cashier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-03
CRY IssPycroR's DEPARTMENT,

CRY IssPycToR's DgPARrnEprl
EEw-ioRK, Apnl ~, 1884.
rTUE UNDERSIGNED, City Inspector calls
the attention Of Ferry Masters, Railroad Conductors
S..nt splin. md I'll others connected with r.nsporta
ton om this city 20 ,hrr liability TO tine OF 800 Tor car
ryug Jui tie ihe body OF any decreased person "h9n1
~. written permission Of this Department whether tlch de
.Aed pe.on -ha have died within the city whether the
body shall arrived the city merely IN transit 70 some
,her place Any violation Of the City Ordinance IN TINS re-
met viii be pro.ccuied 10 the full extent Of the law
FRANCIS /. A. BOOLE, City Inspector.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-03
6orses, Carriages, &r.

Tor sALE-A pair Of splendid black
...dr sosr sod for want Of u,e price 400. Can be
~ the stable Of c. LAWRENCE, ahst, near ethsy until
.netop BY H. H. LEEDS Co.. at their store, In LIB
.yty,t Il O'Clock. Apply to WILLIAM. at the stable.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-03

NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN.-The
~ N i.ty.ninth ANNUAL EXHIBITION Of ORIGINAL
PCT URES b. Living Artists s. NOW OPEN at the Gal
eries No CT Broadway daily from N. 70 10 p.
4. ADDISON RICHARDS,
Corresponding Secretary, n. A.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-03

BLACK HAWK
GOLD MINING COMPANY.
MINEs-BoBTAu, GREGORY, ks.
LoDES, GlLPlE Co., COLORADO.
CAPITAL, 10000 SHARES, 500 EACH.
TRUSTEES:
FIJI JUDD, New York.
ANTHONY ARNOUX, New-York
GFO. BLISS, JR-, Now lork.
q. w CHILD Ncw-YoTs
yE. WILLIAMS NcwNork.
JHALL PLEASAN1S. Baltimore.
LEONARD SWErr Washington.
CARLOS PIERCE, Boston.
President. ...............F H. JUDD.
Vice President. w H. Liz: ,,..,1x,
Treasurer ...............W LLEk r. ; LAWIoH'
Covnsel ............... s. WOODWARD.
erneral D.rcctor........HyLo LEE.
ofise No 81 John-st, New-lors.
HOLMAN GOLD MINING COMPANY,
IL r,G CLEAR snnEK co. c4 ls y, SHARES
TREASURY. $4,000.
Property fifty gold bearing sdes in CcH Creek County oil
enc hundred feet each. rp,,srrrs.
JOSEPH W: HOLMAN Colorado
RUFUS d. CASE, New York.
FbWARD 5. TAYLOR New-YoIE.
JOHN ONEILL Philadelphia
CLINTON RICE, New.l
L. s BAUM Ncw York.
Preadent.-HIRAM +. CROZIER.
iceProsideni-RUtu ,; CASE.
Secretary-CLINTON RICE.
1reasurer-JOHN ONElLL.
ConnseI-Mesrs. RICE SWIFT.
Mining ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS w. HOLMAN.
Of',>. and g. No. 200 Broadway, New orb.
Mot OF the Of this Company has boon already tke1
Al bar value AT the enice No 200 Broadway, Sewiok
Active operations will be commenced this Spring.
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90 n1bom it man Goneern.

DIVORCES LEGALLY PROCURED in
sno.her State for persons from any State country with
out bcity change residence psby desertion,
support and drunkenness, Sufficient Success
gusrantaed Advice free and confidential Apply to II.
BATEMAS, Counselor at Law No. u Nssssust, Room No
g. opposite the Post.Offce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-03

WINTER GARDEN.
w The Manage cement has sincere pleasure in announcing
that Hr
EDWIN BOOTH,
who has been Induced in compne with en earnestly ex
pressed Wish the part Of the press and the public to appear
for
ELEVEN NIGHTS
series Of h. great Shakepeacan aud standard characters
with which lis and fame P3by connected
lie will open THIS EVENING,
TUESDAY, Nay ?,
In the character Of
HAMLET.
being his fret appearance IN tina; role since lest September
ur Booth will be sustained bJ Nr Charles farron and
powerful company embracing the If A. H. Davenport,
H. Bland Boyd his r, appeariuce Leo his hrss appear
ANGEL Hind. Mrs Chanfra1, Mrs. Hind.
WEDNESDAY-RICHELIEL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-03

No 50 EXCHANGE PLACE, April 20, 1854
WE are prepared TO issue for
w Hears. GEORGE PEABODY Co, .
TRAVELLING CRgpfTs available IN all the principal ellet OF
OREA1 BRITAIN the CONTINENT, and the East
BILIs ON LONDON at days, 90 days, or - days
For sale IN 10 suii pnrchasefs 800 .o,o,c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-03
METROPOLITAN FAIR-TREASURERs
QUARTERhAsrgR's OFFICE, No. 8 Safest,

NEW DIRK March T. 1854.
I)ERSONS owning or representing Steamers,
Shps, sohooness &C., requested to hand into this
Office dolly the names Of al such vessels they may wish 10
charter the Goyernent have freight for Their Ton
mage, Standing, Rate OF Charter &C. will be required.
STEWART VAN NLlET Major and Quarteruas,ez.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-03

TT s. Chm. Commission solicit Cash and Pub
u LEGATION, for Army and Nav, o,e 30 Bible HouseNY
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-12-16
CURRENCY bill.

On motion Of Mr. Lyon Chairman Of the
Committee of ways and means. in the
House Of Representatives the currency bill
was taken up. Mr.. Lyon said:
Since repo. tin the bill to the House and
having it printed, the Committee of Ways
and Means have very carefully revised
their work with view to render the meas
urs they recommended as little objectona-
bic as possible. The result of this recon-
sideration has been in order directing me
to an amendment to the Ord section of the
bill as reported, SO as to reduce the value
to be affixed to tie tithes proposed to be
pledged for the redemption of the currency
cotton, from 50 to Is cents per pound;
corn, from So to 81 per bushel and
wheat from 81 to s. The House will
readily see the object and effect of the pro-
posed amendment.
The committee agree in opinion with the
Secretary of the Treasury that some addi-
tional Legislation is essential to restore and
sustain the currency. The measures here
tofore adopted, strong as they were, have
not had the desired effect Use large cir
culation outstanding when the acts Of Feb
ruary, 1864, were passed, has been great
ly reduced by the process Of funding and
ofa4az sttion, but still, Something else to i'm
prove the currency and give confidence to
the country seems % be wanting. Prices
have not fallen in proportion to the dimi
mutton Of the currency. Satisfy the coun-
try that the paper money issued by the
Government eau and will be paid, and you
will have removed the main cause of it's
depreciation. The plan recommended by
the Secretary Of the Treasury, and en-
braced, with some few notifications, in the
bi II of the committee, ought, | think, to
satisfy the public mind that the Treasury
notes authorized to be issued will rest upon
stable foundation that their ultimate
pa, mcnt would be we'll secured
The LIST section OF the bill exempts treas
ury notes from all taxation.
The End section provides that pending
the war one-fifth Of the treasury notes an.
nually received into the treasury in pay
ment of taxes shall be cancelled until the
amount outstanding shall have been re-
duced to one hundred and fifty millions.
The Bird section provides that after peace
the 1.-THE received by the government Of
the annual crops Of cotton, corn and wheat,
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-12-16
from tic Augusta Seutinel.l
FROM CENTRAL RAILROAD AND VICINITY

FROM CENTRAL RAILROAD AND VICINITY.
The enemy S destruction at Iilledgevillo
is said to embrace the State House, Execr-
tive Mansioc, Penitentiary and Depot, aud
other buildings. he report that the asy-
lum was destroyed is contradictel.
The rumor in town that Shcrr IAN, captured
a lot Of ammunition at Mile'.ge.eillo is in
correct. All the ordnance stu es were re-
moved. Three car loads 4 the powder
passed through this city Q :. Friday. on tho
way to Columbia, S. G.
1t is rumcred that orr cavalry are busy
in destroying barns cribs and anything
that may DO Of u',e to Sherman in trout
of bis main array on the Ocmulgee river.
LoveJoys aon the Creamery Park Hotels
were both ilreds but extinguishcd with but
little damage.
About n4ilnight the Delmont Hotel, in
Fulton rect, closely adjoining the Herald
office, '"as set on fire by the same means;
some bottles containing phosphorus being
fou al IN one OF the rooms, The effective
6te apparatus of the Herald establishment
was instantly brought into requisition but
fortunately there was no occasion for its
use. The fire was quickly put down
The Fire Department, with Marshal Baker
at their bead, was soon on the spot, rud
their services We're immediately Required at
| Tammany Hall, where an alarm Q fire was
at that moment given Here bedroom
was consumed, and considerable loss was
sustained.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-12-16
large lot OF QMeeasS3US1'e,
WOOL WANTED.

The undersigned very respect ~ lY informs the
citizens of Augusta and the adjacent counties that
machinery, he will re-establiSh his Factory in the
county CT Rcckbridge, and commence operations
in the course of six weeks. Having removed to
place of safety his stock Of clot prior to the de-
struction of his Factory, at Port Republic. by the
Yankees, he is now prepared tc exchange cloth
for wool, upon the following terms: One yaro OF
cloth for two pounds of clean washed wool.
In order to make it more convenient to those
who wish to make an exchange, he has made ar
Fragments with Mr.. A. Lynn. at the vindicator
office, Stanton, to receive and receipt for the
wool. The cloth will be delivered at the same
place if desired. w
Those not disposed to barter their wool, will
find purchaser by calling on MIR. Lynn. VINO
will pay the highest marke price.
Aug. l9-tf. 4. B. TANQUARY.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-12-16

The Philadelphia Bulletin of the 18th
has dispatch from Washington to tbs fol-
lowing purport:
"Thc National lutellis 2nccr understands
that President Lincoln is about sending
Peace Commissioners to Richmond. Offer
ing basis upon which the Rebels can "a
gain return to the Federal Union
This may all be so. Butno sane mou
believes that Lincoln, in the pride and ia-
science os his powor, will tender any terms
that we can except. AS for roturnin. to
the Union that we will never DO under any
conceivable circumstances II I.incOln WAITS
peace let him acknowledge OF; inlop2al-
enco and withdraw his armies and he can
have it. Otherwise he will have war to
the tufe AMI thu knifa to tbs Tilt a, long
ss he eases--hc5u5.tcan.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-12-16

Aualvertisiag for a less term thar three "oh'hs'
viii he charged for at the usual rates.
Mazs- announcements of Candidates Inserted
ana charged for as other advertisements:
mss- All Communications or Notices OF persons" a.
ar nr,vate character, intended or calculated 20
rmnte any private enterprise or interest, VIII De
charged for a. advertisements.
rs Dstu ,r,es will be charged :or as other
ADVERTISEMENTS They must In all cases ~ a''o'-
panied BY the money. c..o. anna
me- dice on New Court house Street, opPo-
site nraulsburg's Old Stand, and Dear the a.
notel.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-12-16
NEW GOODS!
At Whites Corner.

TAMES A. PIPER would be pleased to see hrs
j old friends and customers at the well known
stand, WHITES CORNER" where he Is pre-
pared to sell, among variety OF goods tne 'oi-
lowing leading articles, viz
One yard wide Brown Cotton.
Cotton Yarns, from Ms. to II.
Raw Cotton.
Calicoes, Woollen Goods.
Black Apaccas, Irish Linen
Black Cloth, Cassimeres, Flannel.
Pins and Needles, Writing Papev.
Also
II large lot Of QsseeassaUSTe'
Such as Cups and Saucers, Pitchers, Basins and
Ewers, Dishes, Plates, &c. &C., together with
large lot OF Looking. Glasses, Smoking and Chew
ing Tobacco, Rio Coffee, Tea, Soda, Extract Log
wood, Copperas, Nails, &c. &c.
He is also prepared to receive and sell anything
at Auction or on Commission.
Sept 2. lS64.-tf
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-12-16
g oetru.
Bobby and Luly

Bobby and Luly
OF MIDWAY
Little footsteps, I miss them
In the childish throng
Wee forms and c21esses,
Sweet prattle and song.
Cherub kisses ] seek them,
At door sill at home !;
Glad welcome fond greeting.
To me no more come
Little arms round my neck,
Little head on my breast;
Little life of my life,
Thou art gone to thy rest
Precious darlings we watched them
Fade fast from our sight
Fond spirits we know them,
Angels of light.
Our cheri she'd, God took them,
Even when we loved most:
They withered like flowers,
BY winters drear frost.
BRANDON.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-12-16
Amounting for one year to
Or, for five years, to
S312,500,0OO

Or, Tor I'VE years, to S3l2, oUO, UOO
This amount would be more than sufi-
cient to redeem the circulation within f e
years after the war.
The mex enquiry is, would the holders
of Treasury notes be willing to invest in
these Treasury certificates 1t would Ger.
tainly tie to their interest to do SO We
may reasonable expect such prices as 25
cents per. pound for cotton, 81 per bushel
for corn, and s. per bushcl for wheat to
continue for at least five years after the war,
and if so, those who might invest would be
reimburted in the equivalent of specie for
their Treasury notes in addition to rsceiv-
ing annual interest in the meantime.
If my estimate of the produce ions Of cot
ton, corn and wheat after the war should be
considered by airy os cxtravagant, l have
only to say the census or 1860 shows that
the corps Of these articles, raised in the
States now comprising tue Confederacy,
in QUO year amounted, 10 corn, to Alt 600
S04 bushels in wheat, ~ 9S9 POI bush
els IN cotton, 5, 1874 645 bags.
we have no reason to suppose that these
orps. after the war, will fall off one half.
c Mr. Kenner, of La, forcibly advocated
bill-and stated that it would appreciate
our currency and give confidence to the pco
pie. He explained the details Of the bill
at length.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-12-16

The Governor suggests new military
bill, which proposes LIST, That the re-
serve force of the State should be organized
by the Governor, and when completed. to
be reported to the Assembly for such change
as it may see ct to make. End, That the
Governor shall not move said force beyond