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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-12-21
Important Military order.
Headquarters DEPART'r OF ruR EAST,
New York, Dec. Id.
GENERAL onpKR NO. 81,

GBSBBAL oRDRR NO. 91i
Information having been received at
Headquarters that tho rebel marauders
who were guilty Of murder and robbery
at st. Albaus. have been discharged from
arrest, and that other enterprises are ac-
tually in preparation in Caneda, the Com
manding General deems it due to the peo-
Pile Of the frontier towns to adopt the
most prompt and efficient measures for
the security of their lives and property.
All military commanders on the frontier
are therefore instructed, in case further
acts Of depreciation and murder are attemt-
cd, whether naraaders or persons acting
under commissions from the rebel author.
tiles at Richmond, to shoot down tho per
petrators, if possible, while in tho commits
sion OF their crimes, or if it be necessary
with view to their capture, to cross the
boundary between the United States and
Canada. Said commanders are hereby di.
reeted to pursue them wherever thoy may
take refuge and if captured, they are under
no circumstances to be surrendered, but
arc ~ be sent to these Headquarters for
trial and punishment by martial law.
The Major General commanding this de-
partment will not hesitate to exercise to
the fullest extent the authority he possesses
under the rules VI law recognized by all
civilized STATES, in regard to persons or.
gsRIslng hostile expeditions within neu.
tral territory and aeeing to it for all asylum
after committing acts OF depreciation with
in our own. such an exercise of authority
having become necessary to protect our
cities and towns from incendiaryism, and
our people from robbery and murder. 1t
| is earnestly hoped that the inhabitants OF
our frontier districts viii abstain from all
acts oil retaliation on account of the out
RACES committed by rebel marauders, aud
that the proper measures, Of redress will
be left to the action of the public Authori
ties.
By ordor of Major General Dix.
Signed D.T. VAN BuREN,
| Col and Asst Adjt. Gen.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-12-21
A RemarLable Inoiaeas.

The NJ Y. Times letter from the Savan.
nah river has tho following:
4 rather remarkable incident occurred
yesterday. Early In the morning a smali
schooner, painted lead color, with he
sails set, was discovered adrift in the river
about mile in the rear OF the Tag Of truce
feet aud two miles above Fort Pulaski.-
The vessei was boarded from tho steamsl
Cen. Lyon. and found TO bc Abandoned
She proved TO be a blockade runner from
Nassau, witha cargo of 90 sacks and %
torocs of sugar, 3 crates of crockery aud
number OF boxes of oranges aud lemons.-
subsequently IL was ascertaiuod that to-
schooner had passed the mouth of the riv
er, Unperoeiyed by tho gunboats on blosas
ade and by the lookout at the fort; bu. "a
getting Up to Col. Mulford's feet, wa5 de.
sorted by her crew on the supposit.ou that
tho Transports were lleet of gunboais'
Had her Captain not made this mistake hs
would have passed Oh to Savannah uunO-
Tested, as it would have been aviVlston OF
the flag OF Truce for Col. Mulford 10 have
seized the vessel. But finding the sciIoon's
or in derolict condition, she was taken
possession of in behalf of the United states
Government, and towcd by tho d,spateh
steamer Eliza lIanoox to Port Royal and
delivered to Major General Foster COM
mandiug the Department. She was quite
new and her cargo valuable,
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-12-21
che .Gastatisn .fuaut.
Srlett @lisetllauy.
EDGAR A. PoE,s SPIRIT OF pES-
PAIR.
by LIZZIE Dorrs,

From the throne of life eternal, from the home Of
love supernal,
Where angelic feet make music, on the golden bur
nshed foor
Brother have come to meet you, come with
words Of peace to greet you.
Aud to tell you of the glory that is mine forever
more,
ouco before found mortal, waiting at the hssv-
enly portal,
Waiting there to catch some echo, from that even
opening door,
Then seized his qoiokencd being, and through
all his inward seeing.
Caused my burning respiration in fiery food TO
pour.
lips of woman,
Touch with fire from OF the altar, not with burn
ings of yore;
But in holy love descending, With her ehastened
being blending,
would fill your souls with music from that bright
celestial shore,
AS one heart yeanrs for another, as child turns
to its mother,
From the gol .eu gates of glory, turn now to
earth once more,
whtre drained the cup Of sadness, where my
soul was stung 10 madness,
And ifc's bitter burning bilows swept my bur-
dened being Ger.
Here the harpies and the ravens human vampires
sordid cravens,
Preyed upon my soul and substance, till writhed
in anguish sore;
Life and then seemed mismatcd, for felt aceursed
aud fated;
Like a restless, wrathful spirit wandering on the
Stygan shore.
Tortured by uameless yearniug, like frost-fre
freezing burning,
Did the purple passing hfe-tde, through its fer
vid channels pour,
'Tn the golden bowl, hfe's token, into aiming
shapes was broken,
Aud my chained and chsfng spirit leapod from
oat its prison door.
But living, striving, dying, mover did my soul
cease crying,
aye who guide the fates, and furies, give oh, give
mo | implose.
From the myriad hosts of nations from the count
less consultations,
One pure spirit that can love me- that too can
adore"
Through this fcrveut aspiration, found my faint
ing soul salvation,
Far from out its blackened fire crypts, did my
quickened spirit soar,
And my beaatifu ideal not too sanity to be real,
Burst more brightly on the vision, than tho fancy
formed Lenorc.
Mid the surging seas, she found me, with tho bill
lows breathing round me,
And nv saddened sinking spirit in her of love
upborej
Like lone one weak aud weary, wandering in the
midnight dreary,
On her sinless, sanity bosom, brought me to the
heavenly shore,
Like the breath of blossoms blending, like the
prayers of saints ascending,
Like the rainbow's sevon-hued glory, blend our
souls forever more;
Earthly love and lust enslaved me, but divines
love hath saved me,
Aud know now. first and only, how to love and tc
adore,
Oh! my mortal friends and brothers, we ars sact
and all another's,
And the soul that gives most freely from the
treasure hath the more;
Would you lose your life you 6nd it, giving love
you bind it,
Like an amulet Of safety to your heart forever
more,
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-12-21

LIFE TOO SgoRr FOR SrEIFE.-C,arles
Dickens relates the following OF Douglas
Jerrold.
OF his generosity had proof within
these two or three years, which it saddens
mo to think of now. There had been s'i
estrangement between us--not on any per
sonal subject, and not involving any ang ~
words--and good many months hal pas
sed without my ever seeing him III 49,
street, when it tell out that we dined ea d,
with his own separate party, in the Str
gors Room Of the Club. Our chairs ws,1
almosi hack 10 back, and took miEs aisb
no was seated anj at dianer, am sorry
romcmber.l and did not look that way
Before we had sat 30 long, he openy
wheeled his chair round, stretched out bot.
his hands in an engaged manner, and salG
aloud, with bright and loving face, that
can see as | write to you: .' ts.
Let US be friends again a Ves's 10.
ong enough for Mis!
Jerrold was not christian, but his COZ
dust in this case was worthy OF tle Csrte
tan character. On dying bed, how in
! significant will appear many thisgs about
which we contend in bitterness aud wrath
Life is so short, its inevitable sorrows 30
many, its responsibilities so vast and sol
| enn, that there is indeed no time we Ought
to spare Tor bruising and manglmS one an-
other. Let not tho sun go dowa on your
wrath. Never close your eyes to sleae
with heart angry towards your brother
and !elow sufferer. See him and bs rooOGi-
ciled to him il you can. Ii you cannot SEQ
him. write to him. Ifhe is true man. and
Christian, he will listen. II no is not, you
will have done right, and your soul will b.
bright with the sunshine of Heaven.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-12-21
An Actor Sentenced to Death for De-

From tho Chicago Journal.
few weeks ago these columns chrOni-
cled the arrest of w. II. Barre, an actor at
Woods rbeater, charged with being do
sertar from tho army. lilo was sent to
Chattanooga, tried by court martial, aud
sentenced to be shot on the 18th Of De-
eember.
Barre was simply an assumed name, un.
der which tho young man has lived silce
his desertion from his regiment tho Slh
Miohigan--about two years since at Mem
phis. His real name is Oliver II. Wheel.
CT. Wheeler was young man, not ovor
twenty.one, OF good family in Michigan,
and with talents and no bad habits, had
before him promising future. lie enlisted
some three years ago, and served eleven
months, until the act Of deeertion AZ Mem.
phis. II has not been customary TO afix
the death penalty for simple desortion,
when unattended with any other gross mil.
itary oifense, but Wheeler's offenso, as was
in evidence before the court martial, was
characterized by so nothing more than sim
ply deserving his command. He induced
several OF his comrades to desert with him,
and on leaving carried of somo valuable
equipments In the shape Of swords, pistols,
etc. After deserting, Wheeler returned
to the stage, playing at theaters in st.
Louis, Louisville, Cincinnati and with n
strolling company. lie was acting in what
is known as business parts" at Woods
when arrested aud had previously been
engaged at McVickor's. At Woods he
was Haley" in Uncle Toms Cabin" aud
ut McVicker's he sustained tho part of
Dolly in London Assurance" and was
looked upon as an actor Of considerable
promise. He was boarding OF the Lloyd
House. ON Randolph street, when dis.
charged soldier of the 9th Michigan recog.
nized and pointed him out to the military
| authorities. lie was Immediately arrested
and with what result has been noticed
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-12-21
Value OF Amnsements

The world must be amused. Is is entire.
ly false reasoning to suppose that any hu-
man being can devote himself exclusively
to labor OF any description. II will not do.
Rest alone will not give him adequate re-
lief. He must be amused. lie must enjoy
himself. He must laugh, sing dance, eat,
drink, and be mcrry. lie must chat with
his friends, exercise his mind with exciting
gentle emotions, and his body in agreeable
demonstrations of activity. The constitu-
ton of tho human systoin demands this. II
exacts variety ofinnuences and emotion. 1t
will not remain in health it cannot obtain
that variety. Too much merriment affects
it as injuriously as too much sadness; too
much relaxatiou is as pernicious as mons at
oil. But, to the industrious toiler, the sun
shine of the heart is just as indispensable
as the material sunuhins is to tho floweri
both soon pine away and die If deprived OF
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-12-21
WAR CLAIM AGENCY.

FTNlIE undersigned has opened an Office oFer W.
i j. Hitchcock's s.ors, at PerrysbuTg, Ohio, for
the collection OF claims against the Government Of
every description. Particular attention paid 10 the
collection Of arrearages Of Pay aud Bounty, and
obtaining Pensions for wounded aud disabled SOL
diers, and for the families of deceased sOldieFs
Hislong connection with the army in active service
gives him more thorough knowledge Of the man
nes Of obtaining such claims, than one who has
never been in the service can be expected to have.
Business promptly attended 10. No fees charged
unless the claim is obtained.
PETER BELL.
Peuysburg, Jan, |, 1884. SEN
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-12-21

not see Little did I think when stood
blmdfolded by your side a. the altar that
was rejecting such treasured"
They passed their honeymoon in the little
cottage and the Duke was not sent to the
Bastile.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-12-21

The first man killed. in this war was
Thomas Barber, Of Ohio, lie was assas
sinated in the Fall Of 1885, by Missouri
peace Democrat who sbos himiin tbs
back.
An architect proposes to build a fhachs-
lor's Hail." which would dihor from anosE
houses in having no Etalves 'ia2
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-12-21
have some news for you.

The Emperor Of Russia lately arrived At
Nice Like his father Nicholas, he has his
bed conveyed with him on all his journeys
and il is alittle, hard military bod. Anoths.
reason for this custom is that the Czara
are considered too august and aristoerIt!C
to sleep in beds at hotels which have sseu
occupied by ordinary mortals,
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-12-21
Impressmeni Of IYoT.es at Nashv,Ile.

There is just now perfect reign of ter.
ror among horse.fanoiers aud horse- owners
while all Otheis enjoy many a cruel horse
laugh az the victims expense. The very
large cavalry force just now oOngregated
here, under command of Major General
Wilson, alter it's arduous campaigns ia
combating Forrest, hnds itself greatly
lacking in horsea, Thou
sands are needed to mount the men now
here. Government transportation is great
ly taxed to convey supplies. even If hsrses
enough were purchased and ready for ship.
mept from the North, which ia not the case.
Hence this resort to forced levy, Sew
eIal reginien.s have been detached to
different parts of the State to COLLECT cav
airy horses, and in tue city and all the
vicinity, so far as we have command, every
citizens horse is seized without exemp.
ton. There 10 no substitution or commu-
tation in this draft, and il is the only effiSi-
ent one in operation in the country. No
horse is appraised at a higher value than
$3.50, end none at lower than 800. Sc
severe 10 lbs S9r-ioe exaeted Of q horse IL
the Government employ that all Of q lower
value than this are considered worthless
The working Of this order are pToduct-
| i've OF no little amusement. 4 noted cir
Gus manager of this city was waited upol
by the officer, and his whole treasured
stock Of ring -streaked, specklsd, and spot
ted animals, was straightway olapped II
the Government corral. A few minutes
sutIiced to bring the disconsolate man tC
Tie office. His pleadings would have
wrung tears from the heart Of any one ba
Provost Marshal. "Bnt just that dappl'
gray mare, Captain, and General Grant-
It's pretty hard 10 lose them. Wlthou
them can't give that benefit for the poor
III give horse for horse, aud these ar
worth $1,000 apiece 10 me, and reAll.
nothing 10 the Government.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-12-21
LADIES' FASHIONABLE DRESS GOODS.

Ia this department great advantage may be
tanned by close cash buyers, from the fact thatt
goods are bought for cash directly OF the Eastern
dealers and manufacturers, and all imported good
are bought at Just ghat il costs to ippoSs them
hence he can afford to sell goods at
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-12-21
MUCH LOWER PRICES

than goods are generally sold, which is an item
grsat interest to the people of Wood county. sat
lfcient in ducemeHt, we take it, 10 make PerTys
burg he trading point.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-12-21
READY-MADE CLOTHING.

In this department, We have the largest and mos
complete assortment in Northern Ohio. Made up
according the latest fashions and in the most sub
stsntial manner, warranted to give the very best
satisfaction, no saLs.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-12-21

Brown's Bronchial proches are recon-
mspdea for public speakers and 10Th 5
for the relief Of Colds AMI 20 acieG AZ
voice. Their eaioley IL stroRgly attee
,by D ,neressmen, Clergymen, Military ,ne
,tad otaera who use them. a. theto ~
ini,ntiena, bss sure e OBTAIN me seHAls
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-12-21

TAKING IT CooLLY.---A' not very skilla,
mason was employed to build an oven
which he completed in usual style. Tho
first time it was used, tho whole structure
tumblsd into ruins, and the owner haviul.
found the mason, the Following converse.
ton occurred; a~r
II have some news for you" -
"Ahl What is it,"
"Ths oven you built mo has fallen dow
"0h, that is nothing new--f 1t had fallel
up that would have been news indes1 %
In spite OF his vexation, the owner had to
laugh at tho msson's coolness, an | left him
to sock good workman 70 rebuild the
oven,
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-12-21
HARDWARE. GROCERIES. &C.

These wishing 10 purchase anything in this line
will find Il 10 their advantage 10 pay my Store visit
before purchasing elsewhere. The attention. of the
public Is respectfully invited 10 my extensive stock
feeling assured II will be time Proftably spent.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-12-21

An ingenious Pennsylvania, has inysnt
ed machine Tor coal mining. which weighs
but 100 pounds costs but 5000, AMI hs
does the labor Of tvehty meA ~ i.r-.a
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-12-21

Boosting is soMetimes out ofplaee. va
heard one maa boast az seipg bacaeler 80
his father was before him,
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-12-21

Mcclellan receives the smallest vote o.
any Presidential candidate except at the elee
ton in 1904, Piclrney, the Federaloan,lidaro
had only Ia votes. as
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-12-21

The United States Telegraph Company.
tEHE Stockholders OF the above Company are
L hereby notified, that there will be meeting of
the Stockholders aud an election held for three Di-
rcctors of said Company. at the Office OF KIRK Il
CllEEYER, No. % West Third Street, in Cincin-
natl. on Wednes lay, the 25th day OF January,
1855, at 10 o'clock A. VI.
d tied CinL matt, this third day of December,
1864 GEORGE +. ID AVIS,
One of the Corporators.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-12-21
THE VERY BEST TEST OF CHEAPNESs
is QUAIL LITY.

Inspection and comparison will prove that fsrya.
riety, elegance, richness, cheapness, beauty and
quantity, this stock is unsurpassed by any now of
fered in the West.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-12-21

EW-PrOducs taken inozehasge for goods,
w. J. HITcHcocS
fsrrysburG, Nay 20, 1ssS.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-22
GEN GRANT

Il appsArs ron the General Order issued BY Gen.
Grant frcm Wssli.g'oa, to be fOaad in tie news
columns, that tie report in issus yesterday Of 5
having assumed coz maud Of to army Of the Potomac
was not without iOuaia ion. Al Cfhoe Headquarters
will be a. Washington, it Is true, but be will BE- repre-
sented there b. Gen Halleek, Chef-Oi StaG. through
whom al communicates viii pass.
TIE General Order m be only Yankee trick" TO
tirOw OF guard in NOr,h Georgia where he may
really int "a % as the imnCd ate direction OF mill
tAry movements. Al Whichever OF the two points he
may direct he attsni.or he wi double and both cur
able Generals as 'gaaa: eser, irrsp,ssVS Of bis
prssenes q. ore reieL OF The other
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-22
TIE RElHRNED OERCERs


The following Is a :. Of the returned Conielers .
Oee,s who arrived Sunday from Point Lockout, Mary
land
COlonels-L Adams and J Z C.Avens, Arkansas; J L
BurbIiige An NJ CIV
Lieut. Co'ore,s-W D iEsou, n Burkeley, + G @, u
erol, b Arksasas.
Mfjors-H K Douglass. A A SaH; Dye, l4th
Ala; Il CarrugtoD, Sd Va UAvalIy; o Bate, ls Con.
Cavalry.
Captairc-u Dougaty, As George; John Couch,
L Allen, 49Lh Alaesms; A Adams, II. Arksnsa';
CT Atbav, lst N IS. Arilcry; W B eson, 49.h Ala;
n ReaTdOn. A u 59lh n {; n w Garden, lat Is
Bsrt' " C-x Nc; W Kennon, 4Si Bath Va
Cavalry; D5wli g, So W; W Chisholm Ala
CaVllry; G Cads,lL 20 b Miss; n Cunning aT,
Posters Cavalry; Joua Ian Archer, 18th Ark; - Cos
sers Texas; Wn B Carter, enrolling Officer; Bsal,
Aof. AaseF special ser,ic ice.
FIRST Leutenln's-R n G AskeW, W Baldain, goth
North Carolina O Bsrksey, Virginia A J BroWr,
ssh North Csrsiaa G w Bowers, lst Tennessee; q
U Books, ll'h Kiss ssppi; John Carson' A g.,
L mes bFgaie II l. Carter, SD Virginia; Cage,
Will IN B-osp, 5 J Virginia; Bolton, llth s.
s.ssipp; A G)mcr, 81 Virgin a Il II Simmons, 2lst
Miss
Second Leu enaa;s-J adfJrd, Ais5 cavalry s
N Bu1 on % NOr,h Carolina cavalry Brsare, Is
Aabama /; II BriitOl, Oh Virginia; Willis BrannOp,
lat Tennessee; J Bean, 5lst Georgia; J CaldWel,
20 North Carolina; O CrOekarel, l4th Tennessee :;
Tnomas l. Chris ian, 4;h Aasama; w K COVingtoD,
SSH North tarolna; CABINS 5jth North Carolins;
q w Ktte.man % Virginia cavalry; P BatemsD,
l4gt Tennessee; U d o Brown, Wasting On Artillery !;
w II C.OIt)1, ] b Mississippi; II L Bjrn, % Ass;
"A B Roper, 4th Alabama j tmes Kane, 9th Alsbams;
Bailey, { Tennessee + Il. al, Sth Con. eNalry.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-22
ny LOVE AND /.


Nv love reposss on a roseEOOd frame
A skunk" have ]
ARW.r-of feathery dOEn fills up tbs s-m,--
Mines .traT, bu, dry;
She sinks to sleep a. night with sclrcs sigh -
With Eaki 2 eyes sa'eh the hours creep By.
Nv love her d y dinner takes 10 state
Atdsl do / O;
The richest yiands flank ner silver plate
Coarse grub have /;
Pirs vines she sips at ease. her thirs. TO slske-
lump my drink from Esie's hmPid laks
Ny love has all The world a. will 10 roam
Three acres /
She goes abroad or quiet sits at home
So eanGOt /;
Bright angels watch around her o0uJh At night
A Yank, with loaded qua, keeps me in sight.
A thousand weary niles now stretch between
Ny lave ard
To her, this WintTy mig &, eold, calm, SERENE
/ wait sign,
And hope, with all my earnes.ness Of soul,
Tomorrow nail my bring me my parole
There's hope ahead Ws'l one day INSET gain,
NJ love and I;
Wen Wips away al tears Of sorrow then;
Her loveht eve
Wi Al my many Il ;u6le5 then beguIs,
And keep this Maynard reb. from JohnsOn's lse !
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-22
FROM GgN. LONgSTREET-S ARMY

ieS days since the Yankees, under the Impression
that Gea L1rgs reefs force lad been reduced BY the
reinforcement Of Gel. Lee aiva-oed near - BAs Gap
apparently with ,te design Of an attack Our ioress
went oct promptly met them, and offered battle, but
as has been tie case than one SecasOn before
the enemy finding that they had moderated our strength
declined 70 A,ceps tie gage Of battle and beat an inCOn
tnent retreat.
We are pleased 10 learn ON the Iane direct source,
through which he sb.v is der we'd that the condition
Of Gen Longsree army, respees clothing, ratcns
and morale ia ell thai could be desired. Oar infOrDa-
ton as 10 Gen. Loags;rest5 recent falling back from
Newmarket ooadral wa We have alre,iy stated
that i, va not prompted By any dsmOasraOa or pres
sure Of the enemy Ia bis rent.
Hs man boiy Is q. GreeLvil,c.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-22
BONDS STOLEN IRON gHS TREASURY
DEPA RTNENT

Va have been requested BY the Register Of the
Treasury TO cal tie atsnion Of tse public to the
Der and denomination Of the coupon bonds recently
stoen from his sfse in the Treasury Every corpora
ton and any inSi7iiuIl holding bonds should examine
them carefully u ascertain If any Of th Sc bonds
Is in his possession They worthless securities,
aid viii be re used payment VI eUev6r pie.en 81.
Thy are o tie following numbers and demon ina oas,
Va;
No. 4s s35C as 96l inclusive for 81, 900 each,
pc n. ............ g.. .tSO OOO
NJ 80 SS49 So $50 inclusive, for $1,000 each,
pr cent .......... IL. 900
No. "a so. SS4,sll inclusive, for 81 600 each
No. 50 6S64S2,7ll inClusiye, 20 $500 each,
No. 5O78S $40 Inclusive, Tor 81 900 eiCb, 8
per NeLI- .......... .... 4.OOO
No. ga. fer 800, per esut................ 100
$40 100
Any Information rp1n the subject viii be gladly re
eeiV,d By The register Of he Treasury