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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-11-17

CLEAN MuKnG.-"It in sometimes forgotten that the
last gill Of milk draw from cows adder she part
OF every milking Careful expermssss made in England
show sccordiDg to report lately that the
ty OF cream obtained IRON the last drawn cup from
TO ONE The difference in the quality, ao considsra BILE.
milk undrawn, losss in reality much cream %
would be afforded by six eight pins ct the beginning
and loses too that part OF the which gives the
sichnsss and hi&a 6ayog 70 the bltteE,n
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-11-17
SALE OF CONFEDERATE BONDS AT AUCTION

NIUHhONDI NUV IIAli I6b4.
AZ auction to-day Confederate eight per cent coupon,
long Oates" brought tusdred and twenty do
lars. Coupon bonds seventy nine bonds of the fifteen
mil lion loan coupon, hundred and thirty do. regis
tered, tll8 TO $780, noR-taxabls certificates, 90 to
os1 per cent certificates, $7l to $73-sl With interest
added. Also cottcr interest bonds, hundred and
eight, Fat Specie, 1927 TO s2s at private SALE
Sixty seven thousand eight per cent coupon bonds,
enx dates hundred and twanytEo interest addsd.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-11-17
CONFEDERATE CONGRESS.

RIoHMoXD, Nov. 1lth, 1905.
The sanse is not IN session to day, having adjourned
ever until Monday.
The went into secret session after the announce
nert Of the special Committee to enquire into the exps
dency of making appeal to the several saos to reduce
the numbsr Of exemptions Of State officers.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-11-17

The do ube turgeLted monitor Monaonock arrived at
Fortress Monroe on the Bob OF October. One Of the
crew. VINO gave account OF the UP IN the Phiade!
pha Iuqulrer, ADDS:
here Is quite large h:et collected bee Fortress
Monroe] the number g., would be con,rAba nd EeEs
Rumor says we will sail tns week for Wilmington, TO
lead the attack on that nest Of secession.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-11-17


le In H2sefsn OH Wv A''' 81 INC p'''' ~
sRHAFB
PAsquotank AID Pc tim ansI~ d Bssley-
Gssds sns sIa c1ssusk en asD Lindsay
hyds asd Tyre EaEo MARE
Horth smpson-l 0ocm'
Eestford-James H1aa
Rertie-lohn Poo 1as.,,,,
Hsrvn az us,on !, ".
Fdgscembs AID Wilson, Powell.
PitssNDr q j Binunt
S Srsp.9fs wsi,tsrd.
.Capters, AID JMe.-r aF Areadan.
C-osna and enri:-J Sne.ht
s sew a. nv " Hal.
I,nn1i.~ u Ward
0ssow-Esa.c sausds-s.
B:adsn, Br9A sHa = ; ana viii,
lamp gu go, " .Hn n0''
Ionnston,N, D s.s.d
ware" ,T .onGs-
EassmA u 1a HI,,;.s
F1snslIA W r p%oh<o,a
Warfe ih % , rnoh.o'o
6Ian o,, q g wir.Te.d
PeISon-G 49, pa.r-
oispuoa 80 }s.dofn.-Han C3pes heb,re
tLaIham< p ,trausba
NahHl2bo aga 'oos eI " =! s,,;th
Anson s'o Oai2ST ny
Guifosd-Eoet Dick
Cass:l'-"Iil'1i Ia ~ 70 o..
Roc KIM am I Ci
Sabarrns spo etn''{ u y Sa1ch
Rowan and Gas1e-N hsleA'
Davidson = EMERSON 1ot not:,
S'Gkss Do % : Ga.sr tdass,
, Ashe, strLY g. AZ :, 81 \
lreGel, WTsea, - IS "a p.s.r.o.
Tuihe I $3.50 "a tTst.whs-N l. Mc.yorkls
Ro.berf9fd, Polk go ~. : p. sasa1F
ba1coh ne, hen14i 81 q ~ R,.so.
Macon, HAYWOOD, go ~, ,,oHmous
HOU5H oF Cox'mo'
A-ersrcs-R EcAden, O Facet
AIsxnrdsr-J II Carson
Asson-A naiskr |. l. Puik.
l.he-Nr Mo q illsa
Rsnuort-son Z DonneQ Carter.
Bertie-P L aehrS Jss Bond.
RIsdsn-I W Eusa
DrrzxickD r Kas=all Jr.
s,Ik,I ! ErEiu
Ruecombe-J Ii Gsdgsr.
CaherrnsNP B G sni?h.
Ctatbsm-J 3 Hssd.s, II Haadsn, " HaAley.
"a dwell u Isbsll.
Camden-W 4 Duks
,yarteret-ete pher Fool.
SJaaT Nm on.fsrd MoGehee, HarYso.-
Cst.wh,-W p Re;nha,dt.
Cnmheriaxd AID Hxrnet;-Hoa g 6hepberd, 4 d Re
Lean Or Join 81 cCormiok.
CherDk.e-G - Fays.
Chowsn-r. G Btn6ary.
CieavaIsDd-D Beam, W Gdzsy
Columhus-Forney George.
Craven-Wm Lene, T Gaskias.
Gurrtnek-
Davie-ti Jyhsston.
D1p,in-Zach Rmi1h. Houston
Davidson--G Lose, Lewis n sues
EdE.combe-navEd Gobo, L. FARMER.
Fn.svthe-W il Wheeler, W stipe.
1laaton-w Shipp
G4;e.-Rlcaard BSrd.
(in,,fa-d-Lt F {1aldN ell, A Cl7pp, i S Holt on.
tirnnyils-p Peace, GrfsUm, J s AmIs.
n.sfsxNa n<r, A Davis.
~, oi-S.tiua Love.
H,n4srsnn--a6 Vi Patton.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-11-17
FROM SAVANNA All.

I EAvANNAH Nov. llth, 1854.
Ool Hulford Federal Commissioner, met Capt Hatch in
the river to-day The ntervisU entirely sAtSacofy
The exchange Of prisoners to tomorrow and
progress rapidly as possible
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-11-17

CHANGE IN THs WEATHBR-Thursday was warm
almost Summery. Yesterday, Friday, was cloudy and
uncomfortable, with suspicion of snow somewhere
north of us. There viii Re plentiful crop of colds.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-11-17
TELEGRAPHIC

Entered according the Act of Congress- the year
1883 by s. THRAsHHR. in the Clerks ONCE of
trct of the Confederate States for tho Northern
District OF Georgia.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-11-17

Strong RscoAMENDAT11N-A manufacturer and
vender of incidence time prior TO the war, wrote
recommendation Of his Che manuac:urers) "Balsan."
Ia few days be received the following, whca we call
pretty strong
DEAR SIR The land composing my farm has
hitherto beer 50 poor that Scotchman could not get
bis living Of it, and stony that we had to slice our
potatoes and plant them edgewsys but hearing OF your
: Basam put some on the corner Of a len acre lot
surrounded by rail fence and in the morning found
the rock had entirely disappeared neat stone wall
encirced the feld and the ras were split into even
wood and piled up in my back yard
put half an ounce into the middle of a buckleberry
swamp and in two days it was cleared o planted with
corn and pumpkins and row OF peSch trees in full
blossom through tie middle.
As an evidence of its tremendous strength, would
say that it drew a striking likeness of my oldest daugh-
ter, drew my Oldest son out OF mill POND, drew Bills
ter all over bis stomach, drew load Of potatoes four
miles to market and eventually drew prlze of ninety
seven dollars in lottery.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-11-17
Vote Of the Yankee ERvy,

The Ecw York Herald publi.hes from eitera In
respect tie enforcement OF the Aiucca doctrines
board the national shi!s FrGm thses specimens We
ha vo tor ol1y tie following:
cltsr from sailor, dated " in the James River, o.
tober IL " says:
Com board the various vessels in the
OF the (iovernmsn Ii voted the Republican ticket
he furnished With aud Presidential tickBt for
ward agents. II he voted tor tao Dsmocr ATTIC cand
be told there wers 40 Tickets for him. and he
nus, profile them himself.
saito board OF the United Etstea steamer alnneso
t., ia Semptcn roads saYA:
On 22a al tee sailors the vessel Who hailed from
New ork aud dsssd TO vote were ordered 30 aft
the bridge addressed she fellows: IAN WAC
the Uaol ticket remain aft all the rest
go ard OF this " The Repaiicaa gentleman must
lstlo fs1 len when they perceived all
left bat five When the votes cast they amounted 10
ALL 2ny Ulcers aad men, The Of the
vesscl hundred and ffty Lincoln
poor chancs win the navy boys If this vessel is
sample
Roanoke, writing uEde dae OF october 25h king the
folio wn ststom.nt in regard to the nanagemeGt OF
voting Oh That vesse:
II so army ttioess beard to day ard managed
ii Up vote th,y told to go away MAT they
nigh WsN vote Jeff Davs THEY as0 declared tina.
they did no, carry any cuia1ed bsLots AID the men
did Net IKE L!1cUln Dniiots they cpa,d nJtvoe at all
Ihsrs &te more illustrations OF theae DaVal nanIesr-
sions and ,hose arhy Tns soIdisrs @l Dc
probably more ractaoe than tue sailor bus 81 esssd
cannot expect hinS else but vast majority Il bots
being Ia fvo, TeTr.Esned 10 be- OK Lincoln IL
pant bsa~ixt HI. snd Tuordd,. Lying will bs conmoa.
ihe teiega lnes will siak Under IT, they have any sen
siO!ty Happily the Democratic party 10 prcs thiita
IL Sac BUSINESS OF eeconocriDg; cut unh.ppiEEe cham
con:rol Of tia oneuy doubs, fnd dsvces TO
ssmsdf the evl-MO6t6 Irt0uns.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-11-17

Wo deacons were once dis putting about tire proposed
sue OF ne" grave yard. VII the first remarked: am
GU oe buried In that gro ind long live."
~, w bat an obstinate man." said the second. If my
lie Ia spared Eium
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-11-17
From { o Raleigh Cons .rsatfve.

THH folio ing correct list 40 We can obtain OF me
maber. L. the Assembly of this State to assem-
ble In R.le sh OF tbs slas Of the present month:
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-11-17

Faith Ia and trust In GCd are the helmets t0E
salvation. a.,
He that La too good for good advice, too good for hh
neighbors company. an
Friends and Photographs never latter,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-10-04
LATEST From HE UNITED STATS

Northnrn dates IF the 23.h have bson re-
csivcd, but coutain msagrs accounts Of what
is going on. Shcridan'S movements ato
checked by EARLY. F,rreSt'a capture If B!os
Sulphur Springs, N: Ala il moatione', ant.
i. is added. ho afterwards nIarchci upon Elk
River Bridge. w'ioh had been Abandoned by
the oommandsns tl.Eo. lie captured Athens
IN TIE o4h, Blue Sulphur Springs 7n tie
oh, aid +. K River G.i!go On Ina oGti,. .,nl
his march WAS etill onward. aft il rsiu'lsl
that he butchefsi all tie negroes Captured in
Federal uniform" Averill hGs been relieve!
from his command in the Vailay. Gu. P.'itc
il certainly in Missouri, about TO fern iuac'
ton with Shelby. Tue advance had reached
Pennington, twenty r,il.S \. Z. OF Pilot
Knob on the 25:a. 'rhoy have 80, 900 mea
and l6 pieces of artillery. Pilo! Knob hH-
been evacuated. u1,l. il Nsw Yu.I, u.-
r,uced, on the 9th, 10 1861.
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Establishments will be inserted at th' rate
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-10-04

Hhioh ma5 nct be ss@a By ~ present s seq;
ration, sd the ie:e .osactsss,' .. Nt''0I HI
Las. through many future genera. pns. -,,
Neither General Sherman nos c. y '1Ii''Oi
this however nuch We mby dsr!ors it. =:
II th5st CO b3t!i sdez WHO have tho CHI. y ;,
tutioral ,owt7 IF negotiation, from cbstinccy
or rrnhi,ion, refuse TO recognize the sovereign
ty of tao States, aud 10 leave the settlement CT
the quest Il t. tie States when tI@y clhrot
themselves oerae AID insist on continual et-
fusion o. h'coA % rr.tify their caprice, al the
Statee, NJrt!l and :!"r:h, in their sovereign
cunacity. Ii ~ then b. jnsr:iab;e III tsk;rz the
matter ia!o .t,ir own l.lis AID settling il as
sovereign in ;hcir own way
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-10-04

A ROYAL CoRrruy. The &rwy,at ajrreF-
pendent Of the New York "Eienins Post
spsaks as follows Of August Belmont's ',urL.
out" as il ~ p,ars On Bell;vus Avenue every
pleasant afternoon
Tho equipaee tina: throw al others in the
shade, and caLsas them - ''pa'e thUlr ineiI,c-
tual fires" il that Of lLs Chhirmao az tho
Democratic Na.ic5al Committee. IL consists
Of low harouc1e, dr..wu rs fur oIsgant and
fiery "lho-Cug hbreId," With p3s!llioaf mount
ei on ihs loft or .'near' hSrso q! sGpii uair.
Two soouacn, in ex.reme livery, arc suspended
from, O high scar On the back Of tl.6 C:,rr,t&a.
technically called tas "brsmbe." The la
rouohe is lined with rich sltin dl:aask, and
the outside trimmings are Of heavy gill. The
posiili Il, Etc dressed in huckskiH brGeohcs
and higu-t"p boots. with black siik vc!vit
Jackets and cas- highly o:uaacntel with l:nid
Iac,. Tie men arc peculiarly we'll ffrn;ed,
having been selected and tra ND in Europe
With especial reference 20 tnor "build' end
the extra aizs ii their ''calTes." Their Livery
is imported ct ooss Of about ore thousand
dollars, and tho cost Of tho whole ai!a'r Iauy
be cari sctured when I ststs tina! the horses
are valued q. $2j, 900. and the carri'ge :!
S., 200, and the harness and other trsrrEEs
at So 000. When the ROYAL u9rtegn nukesit
appearance on The avenue, With tho Demo-
cratic prince in full chsi1ms, all vehicles il.
st ,tivelY give wHy, az thcuch she occupant
was indeed a "orowHed head" The stahio.
Of his Democratic rnajesty ere said 10 contain
some Lr!y hortes, va. usd at q .0Cu to 5000
eaoh
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-10-04

NtH In1N-CL.Es.-They have discovered a
Lew kind of ir:a-clad Runbont in France-a
aesfr that will move at IS rapid srate on land
Al en- water. This new kind of war deg,
which hos been tried at Tou!on, sits very low
il. tbs wster, and has On dsck en- iron 'olsd
shelter, pierced with Elk port holes aud eleh-
teen ea;braaures IS she eau be taken 10
uisoss in few hours and divided into sigh'
teen blocks, including the engine, this orst
conld, If required, engage in naval combat
Of tho coast Of Provence with spsei Of
sisht kuctr: then. be taken to pieces aid with
railroad Communication, he ready to light
again cf the coasts Of the Atlantic IN thirty
siy hours, having cro6Sso the whole OF FRANCE.
We do not wan. any of these crafts in our
waterp Those We hsYs will 80 to the j sn-
KEGS SOFA enough. We aEr.o' F"r'asu, viii
&c. companion for tho Tennessee at VIII
MIN ton before long.
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@ EFiGEAL.
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA,
WAN DEPARTMENT..
ADJT & INSP'R GEN'LS OFFICE,
RICHMOND, Va, Sept, 26, 1864. J

CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA,
WAN DsPAnTHgHT.
ADJT & INSP'R GEN'LS OFFICE,
HIoHacsD, VA, Sept. 26, 1864.
GzarEAL ORDERS
No. IS.
I. The troops raised under the act Of Con-
greas, approved February Il, 1864, styled
Reserves" constitute peculiar force, auxl-
isry to, but in measure dis.irc. from, tbs
more permanent army, und arc exclusively
signed to their command in ths several States,
subject to tho following notifications:
When commander OF active forces re-
quires tbs reserves as rsinforcemsntt, sppi'ca
ton will bs made to tho Secretary IF War, or
directly to tho General commanding the re-
serves; and when reserves era assigned, IN
pursuance Of such application, to district
dsrartren. CT army commander, Aay become,
during the period 6f suoh assignment sus sct
n lis .ntr0l, 70 L., extent that he alone will
direct tisir m;:iisr7 movements, determine all
ap,.i1atiuns fer iurlough, and DO responsible
FIR their boiI = furi.isnci Tirh rho necessary
scpr!iss, ,qniFmLnts, &c i; bus Questions up
pertaining 10 their permanent Orgun.Z y.ion
jI.,o companies, bsttslious sul regiments, tho
grant of discharges, details, DO, will at ell
:;mcs be determined by the General command
ing reserves.
When reserves are assigned to thu active
forces by the War Department, i;s order will
bs necessary for thor recall; but when trans
ierred by the General commanding reserves,
IA. may recall them at his discretion, the Or
,!e, 8 theref,f icing transmitted through the
commander Of tho district, department or
mmy IN which such reserves may BIO serving;
but, if their is:ention Be deemed ~ him IL
tispcnsable, he shall immediately submit tie
question TO this Office for tho decision Of tho
War Department., i'll tie meantime retaining
the reserves affected by such orders.
Daring the assignment OF Reserves with the
active forces, the commanding cf:esr will bave
puuotuslly transmitted to the General com
msnding reserves o monthly return Of such
reserve troops, similar to that required Icy par.
agrapb AS, Army Regulations, to be made to
the Adjutant and Inspector G.nerii.
Whenever reserves are STRIVING with active
forces, no Discrimination in the issue OF ri
lions and supplies Of camp equippago between
the two ola .ses vf troops will be permitted.
II. The following prices, being tho average
of late schedules estsb ished ty Commits
sionecs for the Ststes East of the Mistis.
sipui river, With cos. Of transportation
included, will be charged ?or subsistence stores
cold to cficers under tbs act Of february Il,
1864 and eu.ehdm:nts, in Virginia. N,r'h
Carolina, South Carolina. Fior!d,, irn- gia.
Alabama, Mississippi aud East Louisiana,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-10-04

situated Gu branch Of the Nashville Rail.
rosd, . fsw miss beloT Wagtsacs, ard within
two or thros laiies Of tie Nashville road IL
self. lilo will diubtless btrik. tie road il he
has not already done 50, at Wartr6ce, and
;ht we fhall only !oCk o. for s: mothiae
else Of the same sort.
FaoA F3RREsT-A0RE GLORIOUS Nkws
The brillian. Tigor with which Forrest /:
performing bis work 10 The rs.r If sae!;aaa,
the rapid src:eEsien Ct gi,,oas aanounos-
nisnts, telling us that be is striking ,.s sue-
my, now bere, LOW thele. CHS IL Us il slut,
ring n, peals ;lat enocu'sse.1e1t sc,u'nu-
lates ard gradually cur :sccnl 1u;.Lafs sre
becoming lest it the croviir = ,:o;ea tho, 'he
pleasant ,idings sir enl star, vit!il US
Tie war eagle hes struck sho;her h!yw-
driven the enesay'S cavalry from Decatur,
A.ia,aa, into tho town Of Palask:, On the
Dc.a.ur and Co:uahia rohu rsilrjaL, il.
Gil. county, Tennessee, capturing I.!re
.:u.nbss Of Pria 'r' and opening Il r:.,h TO
the gres. l;no Ct 3hern'an'S standardization
the Ma, hvilIo u i N"s-h .A!Abama rail",ai--
K .usscau is c1opsd up in pn'sski, which is
strongly fortified. Whether Forrest has a.
taoked him thers, remains / 10 seen. Per
haps it is hardly WORTH the risk. Ha has cniy
to 20 ever to Shelbyville to strike the last
mentioned road--perhaps hs is there.
RELrAss or ouR PaIsoEEBs AT CAMP CHASE.
Passengers from the ,frGrt # cur Grmy in
East Tennessee, Hho hsrisod in Brirtol, Wed
nesday ,Ssh,, inc:'mel tho "Q,ze:ta" thns a
copy Of BrowDiuw'a paper, Ct Saturday inst,
III, 9Th September, "had been tsken By our
scnu,a, ia which il is said thGs the Copper
h'a Is Of OHIO, hn4 released tur Ir;sonc-s Ct
Camp Caase, $500 in number, AID "rmta
shclr, and that great Excitement .prsVA",i
throughout Uaio on uoJnuut ther sol"
Tie version Of this fair ns given by other
Yankee Ta,era IL, ttns The prisoners o1 erpo%-
cred thu et.s:1! land tlya escaped. 1t would
not su:,r'ec ls iau;:n. EImtg,r, il BrO.nl"w,
liar as he 10, doe' TOO < w Ice true acconlt.
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SLAVERY IL TUE NosTH Having put all
The hbie bodied coniraHands into she army TO
j, their fighting for them. the abolitionsts ale
now engaged in dividing the women aud ohil
dren among themselves. Gan. Butler is at the
hsud of this characteristic scheme to supply
AoIaestio dives to the favored philanthropis,s
Of the North. These uniortunates, separated
from fathers and br., lsrs, are sent on: into
abolition families, where ihoy gro to wo'k for
their f,n,d ard clothing. This. with "eduoa-
ton end reiigiocs privileges. is to be their
compensation. No wonder the "o'lorad c.ti-
zsns If williamsburg, N. "" have held II
meeting "oondemning the movement" Well
dad thu Anglo-African Say in bitterness at
would be for better to be in tho bonds Of slave
~, than to breathe the breath of freedom III
sucl: witacriug atmosphere. Il would 10
better to is in tue 5.sto prison than to 10 SOL
diers sustaining the banner CT country that
bas always ksp. us for is union sggraadiz,-
ment-tSas has always used u' only beeausa
lls ctttfe wss genuine"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-10-04
COnFEDESArE sTATEs OF AMERICA
SUBSISTENCE DEPAkTAEST,
Ric moud, September l6, 1867


A-lIIIET0 HaLDEES TO CLAIMS AGAINST
Y IT. subsistence Bureau -0n the S0h OF the
s.ss month o. Secretary Of the Tressury will Withdraw
hGd hnd te: fer higher rats all persons hold.
sg-.., ihr g0ve:nEent Cor s7bss'enoe stores
hr IL NED ttat l; q t; Wish these bondl In pay
... cir Ct ars :-y ust notify this bureau the
ai.;r. H. CT VI the &c. IN erit:as bcore the 9Jth
,Lt :: oidrt ~ seccre The toiLI IL The present low
...e
,sseI) LIB Eo2THRoP, o. 6. s.
u -.
: L tSKwER,
M:]or sndo.a. se!7-t'ept3O
L,,r,. A:ES OF INDEBTEDNESS BEAR.
| : ,nE xix ter Cent per RanRn Interest, and
e., I.un. Taxation.
ssAsuRr DsARsnHf, O. 9. Ar
Richmond, Aug. 9th, 1864
:. ~ si.uu The Act to Reduce the Currency,
Frh!r4rs l:h, 1864, the Secretary OF the Tres.
5g-s aer he r-'cstion Of treaty Of peace With
n .:': states. they cscnot be sold, bat are only TO
ttsg-t0 ,c Srr5t7rs If the government as are VIII.
q C TsCtrt re sag IN payment OF their demxn'h-
lsi nc, 50 te given a. par. though ree from taxs
~.
lie aeron Of purchasing agents and dis6ursing off,
;s 81 ~ soyerIms ut Ii called 70 this clsss OF pubic 80
':.rss ~ rScrng peculiar advantages to those from
'.E the supplies OF The government Arc bought and 70
'';s. ~. u.c ofh.n cheehs drawn BY Disturbing Off
80 ". HE deposit aries hiding these funds, and marked
400, e ace, payable In certificates Of ndebtedness
3. g Al .s conformity herewith.
"isshNt'. are heicby Authorised ana required 70
''a2y sih hi, rcgu'a:od, ana TO make application to
i; Esristes for 81 "ss CT sertnes:sI IS required
ir's7eai q. A. lElAHolA,
'i4? - srcr-terT Of Tresaury,