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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-03

az Let those who have DOUBTED the vi rtnss
BuLt's CrpRos BrrrKRs, II any such there be
read the following Certificate from gentlemen vel,
known in this community, and doabt no nOre.
It's geaeraI intrcduetioa iuto the army viii save
tho lives ofthousands ofosr soldiers
LoufsvIIAK, Ky, June Sd. 1855.
We, the unacrsigDed. have sesa the good sssets
produced By thu use OF Or. JonS BrLL's cxDzoz
brrERs In ease Of general debility Aad prestrAtion
Of the system, and believe It's general use would
prevent disease and relieve much suHsring.--
| Among car soldiers particularly would this b the
case. especially thoss who are exposed ts miSs-
l mAtfo Influence ia the Southern climate.
/ MAJ. PHILIP SPEED,
Collector Int. Rey. 81 Die KY.
| CHAs. u. COTTON.
Collector Of the Port Of Louisville, ny.
COL. II. DENT.
Provost Marshal Geu'l Of Kentucky.
| REV. d, P. HENDERSON,,
1 Vice Pres't Of Sanitary C0mmissi0a.
| HARVEY, HUGHES & co,
| Publisher Democrat.
GE0. p. DORM. HeI
Prop. Louisville AnzsiEcr 80.
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Wholesale Dry Goods Dealers. Maia street
Louisville, KY -r-rs,
DAVIS, GREEN 4 co, ~ 41
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photographers. cor. Market and Third sts.
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Clothing Merchant, cor, I'd Aad MaFkst So
Louisville, Ky.
CAPT. s. y. HILDRETH.
. OF Steamer Major Anderson.
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Aynaster Z. 5. Army.
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| COL. EsSE BAYLES,
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{ Persons Of Ssdsntary habits troablsd yiti
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e appsfite, distress alter eating, torpid liver,
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NEW MUSIC.

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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-03
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-03

Those who are suffering from DySsntsrys h-
snhsa, or FIux. viii DO well to sse Dfxsn's
Blackberry Carminativs. It never fails, sven
when ell other remedies have proved Of ne bsnsGt.
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STILL LATER FIR on THE NORTH.

We have received New York papers OF the 10th
one day later
FIGHTING AT sksHyILLE-THE YASKEEs CLANS To
HAVE DRIVEN HOOD EIoHT MILES FROM THE CITY.
The Yankees claim TO have gained decided vic
tory over one portion Of General Hoods line around
Nashville, though the battle had not been decided
at the latest advices The Federal line advanced a;
o'clock on Thursday morning. A telegram from
Nashville, Thursday night, at 10 o'clock, says;
The line was formed thus: General Steedman on
left; General l.. j. Wood, with the Fourth corps,
next, and General A. j. Smith next, with General
Cox in reserve; and the cavalry, under General Will
son, fighting dismounted, occupying the extreme
right aided by gunboats on the river. The artillery
practice has been fine and at times the musketly
firing continuous and heavy; and although the ca
sualtes have been light, the results very fair
The left occupies tie ground IS sg the morn
ing but the right is advanced five miles, driving the
enemy from the river, from his entertainments, from
the range of hills ON which his left retreated and
forced back upon his right and centre. His centre
has been pushed back from one TO three miles, Will
the loss in all of seventeen guns and about nieer
hundred prisoners and his whole line OF earthwoiks
except about mile on his extreme right, whers nS
serious attempt was made to dislodge him.
Tee whole of Hoods army Is here, except th'
cavalry and one division, which been detached Z
threaten an attack on Murfreesooro' The whci'
action of the day splendidiy successful.
The following is General Thomass official dis
patch:
NasuyIrLr. TrssEssRE, December l5--9P NJ
attacked the enemy's left and centre this morning
and drove it from the river, below the city, ver,
nearly to the Franklin pike, a distance Of abou
have captured General Chalmers headquar
tiers and train, and sseond traia VI about twsnt
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MISCELLANEOUS.

The resignation of Major General Crittenden, O
the Yankee army, has been accepted by Lincoln.
Gold was quoted in New York on Wednesday al
2354
Lord Lyons sailed from New York for England on
the l4th
Brigadier- General Hayes and Colonel Stephen NJ
Weld, Jr, are the prisoners selected for parole by
the Confederacy to attend to the distribution o
clothing, etc. to the Yankee prisoners in the South
The Federal Government has declared exchanged
all prisoners delivered prior to November 2jth.
The Yankee House of Representatives has passed
a bill providing that all major-generals and bri-
gadier-generals of the United States who shall not
upon the 18th of February next, be in the service
corresponding to their rank, and who had not been
for three months previously shall be dropped from
the rolls of the army, and the vacancies filled by
promotions and new appointments.
A resolution has been introduced into the Louis
lana Senate authorizing the Governor to issue a
proclamation of amnesty TO all citizens of that
State in the rebel service under the rank of colo
mel, excepting Captain Senmes, Judah p Benjamin
Ex-Governor Moore, John Slidell, and few others
These bogus State organizations display remarka-
BILE willingness for settling questions OF national wal
OF diplomatic policy.
The new Yankee postmaster-general Mr. Denni-
son, was born in Cincinnati, where his father kept
hotel. called the Dennison House. He received
his school and college education, and studied law IN
the same city.
The soldiers of Grants army, in order to supply
themselves with water have dug wells from twenty
to thirty feet deep. The number of wells about Pc
tersburg is said to be at least five hundred.
1t is considered certain that, if the present Con-
gress fails to pass the constitutional amendment
prohibiting slavery, Lincoln will Immediately on its
expiration call an extra session Of the next Con-
gress to accomplish the work.
General Butler has ordered that hereafter 1T will
be held cause TO recommend for dismissal ny off,
Ger who shall borrow money incur debt to an en-
listed man.
The consumption of gunpowder by the YANKEES
squadrons in service, and for>experimental prae-
tice, during the last year, required supply O
1926, 900 pounds of powder and SIS tons OF nitre
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he shilpREs or DECEASED Avn DssAnLrp SOL
DIshsa, .ate meeting of the Board of Directors
apPo'nteu py the BAPTIST General Assoeintion for
Inc education OF the children Of eeeased and disa-
oied soidiersa committee was anro;rfed 4, ar,f..r
with the Secretary Of War IN referenrs 10 se,,r,,
the details from those who have been ass;sreJ R +o
hgnt duty" to act as teachers There Is : great
scarcity ct teachers in sections, and
Inat the Secretary will give favorable response 10
tae apphcation. The committee consists OF Hon
robert l.. Montaeue, Rev. J. L burrows, d. ID. and
Rev. J. B. Jeter, D. D.
:, resolution was also adopted appointing Rev 4
4. DICKINSON the General superintendent Of tbeope-
rations OF the Board, and Rev. e. f. Bagbv Collect
ing Agent. --AsDy eoilee'-
The work is represented as being in a most pros-
porous condition. In one county alone lPittsylva-
nla over one hundred children have been entered a.
school, and s20, 900 raised by the Rev. Mr. Read, the
agent for that county
Rev W. T. Broaddus, ID. D., the agent in Albe-
marie, reports having raised over sl4 900.
Hon. X. l., Montague has raised several thousand
while other voluntary agents are collecting large
amount. 1t is believed that not less than fire ham
drtd OF the children of our fallen hers Will be en-
terestat school before the close or lie xune1sxh<
All persons desirous Of aiding the cause, either by
donations of money or by looking up the children
and putting them to good schools, are requested to
communicate with Rev. "A. E. Dickinson, Cores
ponding Secretary de l9-lt
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LATER FROM THE NORTH.

We have received New York papers of Thursday,
the 18th instant.
SHERMAN HEARD FROM IN yAsKEEDoM-oFFIcIAL
DISPATCHES.
The Yankees have heard from Sherman at last
Their papers publish the following official dis
patches:
Huron HEAD, s. c., December u,
gid FORTRESS MONROE Va, December IA
To Major General II. w. Halleck, Chief of staff:
General: Captain Duncan, of General Howards
scouts, has Just come in from General Howard,
having descended the Ogeechee river in small boat.
He left the army the evening of the 9th. Sfer-
mans whole army then within ten miles OF Sa-
vannah, advancing to attack it. The enemy's
works. five miles from the city, were probably at
tackled yesterday, heavy firing was heard in that
direction.
Captain Duncan represents the army to be in the
best possible spirits and most ez eelent condition
Very little opposition had been met with on the
march, as the enemy could not tell what routes We're
to be taken.
The army has lived off the country, and has ac-
cuInulated considerable number of horses and
cattle. 1t was also well supplied. The following is
a copy Of the dispatch brought by Captain Duncan:
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE TENNESSEE,
NEAR SAVANNAH CANAL,
December 8, 1864
To the Commander Of The United States Narai
Forces in tie cicinity Of Saranaah, Georgia:
Sir We have met with perfect success thus far.
The troops III fine spirits and near by.
Respectfully, y. y. HOWARD,
Aaior- General commanding right wing of the army.
Another dispatch was brought by Captain Dun
can directed the signal officer OF the fleet, from
General Howards chief signal officer, requesting a
good lookout to be kept for signals.
1 have the honor 10 be very respectfully, your
obedient servant j. G.. FosrER,
Major-General Commanding.
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Siebnlon0 9ispattb.
MONDAY MORNING. DECEMBER 10, 1854.

The DAILY DIsPATcn is furnished TO News DraL-
Eks and CARRIERS at TWENTY poLLARs per ONE HUN
DRIED COPIES.
SUBSCRIBERS sending to the Office for their papers
will be charged FIVE DOLLARS per month.
SINGLE COPIES Of the Dispatch TWENTY-FIVE
CENTS.
CARRIERS are authorized to charge ONE DOLLAR
AND sEvEsTY-FIvE CENTS PER WEEK to their sub
scribers.
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A PPEAL TO THE PUBLICITY


IA Relief Committee Of Richmond appeal to the
public for aid in behalf of the families of soldiers
and refugees in the city.
Richmond is filled with refugees from every por-
tlon-of the Confederacy, many of them the families
of soldiers in the field.
Liberal and regular contributions of money, food
and fuel are earnestly requested
The Southern Express Company have kindly
agreed to ship all articles contributed to the poor
free of charge.
Contributions of money should be sent to III. E. c..
Baskervill, Treasurer and all supplies should be
consigned to the "Relief Committee of Richmond"
care of Messrs. Martin & Cardozo
RELIEF CoMMITTEE.-H. +. C. Baskervill, Trea-
surer; William Bell, DIR. W. I'll. Gwathmey, J L..
Maury, Directors; William H. Peasants, Secretary
Dr. c. g. Barney, ". II. Clenmitt, Robert j. Chris
tian, Lewis ID. Crenshaw, j. K. Chamberlayne, W.
II Denerson, DIR. j. II. Ellerson, Colonel Thomas
h Ellis, George Gibson, Patriek' H. Gibson, James
Gordon, Blackburn Hughes. Abner +. Harvey,
Samuel J. Harrison, Judge William H. Lyons Thos
W. AeCance, Z. Cary Nicholas, Samuel NJ. Price,
}. ID. X. SleiEht, John r. Tucker, Asa Snyder Da-
vid L. Williams, Joel B Watkins, William Willis, Jr.
WILLIAM P. MUNFORD,
de o--Itu President.
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wagons, with between eight hundred and one tbo,,-
sand prisoners and sixteen pieces OF artillery
The troops behaved spIeudidiy, all taking their
share IN assauiting and carrying the eneuy's
hreastwofks.
shall attack the enemy again Tomorrow if he
stands to fight, and if he retreats during the night
wsH pursue him, throwing heavy cavalry force
IN ms rear to destroy his trains, if possible.
GEoRGF II. THOMAS. Msjor-General
The baltimore american Of the evening Of the
18th repeats the statements in the above dispatches
but gives nothing further about the fight.
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OFFICIAL.
NOTICE no HoLDERs AND own

NOTICE TO HOLDERS AND OWN.
IN ERS OF FOUR PER CENT. REOTSTEREI1
boNDs, ISSUED UNDER ACT OF FEBRUARY
u, 1864, ,--Sosice Is hereby given 20 holders and
owners OF four per cent. registered bonds issued
Under pct ct February IL, 1851 that the interest due
on the same TO lst January, 1865, will be Maid sron
presentation of the bonds, at any time after Is,
proxiEac, 20 the Treasurer Assistant Treasurers On
Pay nsroesanes named below. II is impractieable
g prepare schedules Tor the payment OF interest on
those bonds. as the number and amount Of tbosa
Surrendered IN payment OF taxes have not Scen vel
aseeffainfSi. q. A. TRENHOLM,
Secretary OF Treasury.
Treasurer, Richmond, Virginia
Assistant Treasurer, Charleston, South Carolina.
Assistant Treasurer, Mobile, Alabama
Deposltary, Raleigh, North Carolina
Depositary, Savannah, Georgia
Depositary. Tallahassee, Florida.
pepositafy, Montgomery. Alabama.
Deposltary. Columbus, Mississippi.
DeposItary, Marshall Texas de ls,--eod2m
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FROM NAsHyILLE-Eo GENERAL FIGHTING YET.
There is not much news from Nashville. Skir-
mishing was still going on on the 18th. The Com
federates are reported have fallen back from their
outer line; but, the next day, re-oeeupied it. A
telegram to the Louisville Journal says:
General Bates's division is within two miles of
Murfreesboro'.
Nothing has been heard from the rebel brigade
that crossed yesterday at Cumberland City.
A dispatch, received from Rousseau, says Muir
freesboro' is all right and he expressed confidence
to hold the place against any force the enemy has
at his command.
The Democrat says:
We are informed that General Lyons rebel forces
burned the depot and several sheds at Hadensvile,
on the Memphis Branch railroad yesterday. A lot
OF bacol stored in the depot, and large lot OF to-
bacco under sheds awaiting shipment to this city,
was DESTROYED. The rebels conscripting every
body they can nnd.
A dispatch from Nashville, dated Wednesday eye-
ming, says:
Yesterday afternoon reconnaissance was made
by the regiments from Steadman's corps near the
Murfreesboro' pike. Sharp skirmishing ensued du-
ring the afternoon, with loss ON the Federal side
except some half dozen wounded.
Deserters who came In yesterday report that Hood
had altered his lines somewhat Later and more
liable information however, asserts that the rebel
forces are still in their former position Hood has
been reported sick at Franklin with typhus fever
but the reports are not credited He is, undoubt-
edly with his troops, within few miles of Nash
yila A lot of Government wood was destroyed
by party OF Confederates, ten miles up the river
yesterday.
portion Of the rebel General Lyons command
are Ieforted TO have burned some trestie-xork oi
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TREASURY DkPAkTMkkr, I
CosFspxRATE STATES OF AMERICA.

N"NFfUhHAFE ofNfHo OF -f''T1'
n uAKS ON THE SECURITY OF THE
FIVE HUNDRED MILLION SIX PER
CENT NOE-TAXABLE BONDS, UNDER IHk
stVENrH SECTION OF THE CURRENCY
IAw-Dcposits on call will be received by the
Treasurer in this city, Assistant Treasurars a.
Chaaleston and Mobile, and the Depositalies al
Wii,ainyton, Raleigh, Columbia, Augusta, Savan-
nah and Montgomery and certificates will be issued
for tie same bearing interest at the rate OF four pes
cent per annum and secured by the hypotheeation
o, an amount of the above bonds equal to the sum
OF these loans The bonds TO be set apart by the
Treasurer aud the proceeds, when sold applied ex-
clssiyely TO the payment OF the said eertincates
1be security and convenience afforded TO banks
ana other oorporations and 10 the public generally,
Ly this mode of temporary investment, and the ef-
fet of the rneasure if generally adopted, In Keep
ing the currency withinmoderate bounds u u hope1
viii oonmerd ii 10 the favorable consideration Of the
oo,nmunity and secure their prompt cooperation u
oarrying Il into effeet. q. A.. TRENHOLM,
All 223ts Secretary Of the Treasury.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.-The STOCK.
1 HOLDERS of the RICHMOND AND PETERS
BURG RAILROAD COMPANY, who have, or
shall have, dividends due to them and uncolected,
are hereby notified that all dividends viii be paya-
Bile only in the Treasury notes of the Confederate
States lin which during the existing war those diyi
dends have been earned until the first day Of Feb
ruay 1865 and after that date at the option Of the
company in the said Treasury notes IN the bonds
OF the Confederate States, valued and paid at the
price without INTEREST," paid for such bonds by this
company.
BY order of the Board of Directors.
NJ. w. WARRINGTON,
de l6-3Ut Treasurer
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Y,HE RICHMoNDER ANZEIGER

HNHE RICHMONDER ANZEIGER,
Il printed in German, offers great advantages as
an advertising sheet, being the only German news
paper now published IN the Confederacy, enjoying,
as it does, a large circulation among German citi-
and residents.
II is the intention of the present editor and pro-
p1etor to enlarge the sheet that it may, in this
respect, compare with the largest German paper
published i'll America; and, through its agents, to
increase its circulation IN the Southern cities and
he earnestly soEcits the patronage OF the public in
behalf of his enterprise.
Advertisements will be inserted either in Ger
man or English.
Published at Richmond, Virginia, daily and
weekly.
Office on Broad street, between Tenth and Ele-
venth. CT. A. WALLACE,
de l2-ts Editor and Proprietor
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TRsAsuay DEPARTMENT,
CONFEDERATE STATES or AMERICA,
Richmond, July Is, 1864.

YTyAXED TREASURY NOTES.--In or
der TO promote, as fas as practicable, the early
liauidation iIy the Treasury OF the oUiSfAMDlNo
TAXED NOTES the Treasurer, Assistant IIeasa-
and 1)epositaries in the different States, any
her, authorized to receive the said notes except
the si0O notes, at cog per centu, on deposit issu-
ing Tor same certificates Of loan, upon hypotLeca-
ton OF non-taxabic bonds. The said cerunca!cs 70
h. uayLe on demand after the expiration Of ninety
DAYS, - x.s. a..
Ana an agents for the sale Of the above bonds are
hereby authorized TO receive the taxed noes, WIN
when ssld, ut the rate of 6Gs per eentum
d. A. TkENHoI4A,
s2-ts Secretary Of the Treasury.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA, 7
0..tcal.uI ID lAGl

NUNFtDFhAIh oTAIEo OF AHLH4VNi 4
RIcHMoSp, October IL, 1864.
MONT AXABLE BONDS, FIVE
v ITUGDRED-MII.LI0NL LoAN.-SALE CON-
TfNIIA Numerous applications having been
sssls s b0nds at the established price of one hun
Ned aud thirty -iye dollars and Interest, under cir
$tArses that entite them to favorable consider
e hms been determined 10 continue the sale
- xOOSe price until further notice
S,>, e Sat lss sale OF these Bonds instructed
"a gsf - zscoriancs with this order and the atten-
t o{ at.bp sing officers of the Government is par
a ,a1lw called 10 IL. q. A. TRENHOLM,
90 .2-ts Secretary of the Treasury.
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NEW coNCERN.--L. HARVEY

IN CO., wHoLEs&LE DEALKas AND okxxRAf
COMMISSION MERCHANTS, No. III CAky sTnxHr.
RrcHxoSp, VIRGINIA. Having located at the abovs
COMMISSION BUSINESS, we offer our services 70
the public and respectfully solicit consignmsnts of
all kinds. Having had considerable expeaierse in
those who may favor us with conaghments. ~Quek
sales aad prompt returns Of funds win be made in
every ease; and we trust, by observing this rule
and bystrict attention 70 business, TO merit land
reeefve) liberal share OF the public patronage
Give us a trial. T. HARVEY a CO,
III Cary street, Richmond.
References: George Bagby, Richmond; W. II.
Parrish, Lynchburg; Lemuel PEBBLES, rsterrburx.
dp.Q--2w
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TTN HREE HUNDRED POUNDS
PRIME COFFEE,
10 barrels BROWN SUGAR,
400 pounds TALLOW CANDLES,
900 yards STRIPED DOMESTIC, for servants
dresses
400 pads, assorted numbers, COT t N
YARNS;
5000 yards A AUGUSTA and GRANITE
WILLIE SIEETING,
5000 yards rs HEAVY OSNABURGS,
600 pairs LADIES' BALMORAL and other
SHOES
800 pairs GENTLEMEN'S BALMORAL
SHOES,
1900 pairs GENTS HALF HOSE,
500 pounds ENGLISH SHOE THREAD,
500 bottles excellent WRITING INK
WHITE SPOOL COTTON,
BLACK SPOOL COTTON,
PINS, NEEDLES, SHOE THREAD, for
sale by W. r. POLK,
de l2-6t No. 1877 Main street
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
CONFEDERATE STATES or AMERICA,
REcHMoSD December 4 1864

A.
RIcHMosD, December l, 1864.
~ EVENT III | RI Y TREAS SUEY
~ NOIES.-In pursuance of an act of Congress,
approved November 2s. 1864, entitled "An act TO
authorize the Secretary of the Treasury to exchange
coupon bonds for seventhrty treasury notes" hold
efs OF such notes hereby notified that after the
payment Of the annual interest due thereon ON the
nrst day OF January, 1865, upon presentation OF the
same, the Treasurer, Assistant Treasurers and Paw
DcpositaFfes las designated at footl will issue cert-
hcstes therefor which viii entitie the holders TO
coupon bonds payable thirty years after the first iay
OF January, 1865 bearing six per cent interest from
the SAID first Of January, 1865, payable on the first
days OF January and July in each year. The Trea-
surer, Assistant Treasurers ard Depostarics will
make weekly reports TO the Register Of the Treasury
OF such certificates issued at their Offices whereupon
bonds viii be sent forward in satisfaction of same
Tire notes will be cancelled in the usual manner and
forwarded TO the First Auditor
q. A. TRENHOLM,
Secretary Of Treasury.
Treasurer at Richmond, VIRGINIA
Assistant Treasurers at Charleston and Mobile
Depo1tsTies at Raleigh and Wilmington North Ca
rolina,
Depositaries at Charleston and Columbia South Ca
rolina.
DepostaItes at Savannah and Augusta, Georgia.
Dtpositar1es at Tallahassee, Florida, and Montgo-
nery, Alabama.
Depositaries at Columbus, Mississippi and Houston
aIli Marshall, Texas. de Sta
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TREASURY pErkRTnkxT. !
CosrKpERArE STArKs or AsxRfcA.
Rrcuxoxn. Noyrrnher IA. 1854

TTvIE HOLDERS AND OWNERS or
i COUPON BONDS AND CERTIFICATES OF
STOCK issued uuder the act OF August isth, 1881.
redeemable after the st days OF January and July.
payment T. the Treasurer, one of sAe Asssstent
Treasurers, or Pay Depositary of thp Confedsf~fe
States, funds having been placed In the hands %
those officers for the purpose Of reaming said honda
and stock No interest win be allowed therean sfer
January lst, 1865. q. A. TRENHoLM.
de 7--eodsm Secretary Of Treasury.