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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-06-11

Tho negro who attempted to commit
an Outrage on = white girl ut Musca,ine,
was arrested q few days since ard wa.
brought to Muscatinc. While in the hand
Of the officers, furious mob collected,
who took possession Of the prisoner
They placed rope around his neck, drag.
ged him face downward through the streets
and inflicted 20 many injuries on his per-
son tina. be WAS supposed 10 BE- dead
The mob thea left him. He afterwards
revived, and ut last accounts wss in fair
way TO recover.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-06-11

New York, June Ga long letter from
Fremont accepting the nomination con.
clndes as follows: If the Convention at
Baltimore will nomina.e/any man whose
past life jus,iies we'll grounded confidence
and fidelity 10 our principles, there 10
no reason why there should be atty div'
sion among the really patriotic men of the
country. TO any such shall be most
happy to give my cordial and active sup.
port. My own decided preference is 10
aid in this wav and no: be myself can.
didate. Lu. if Lincoln is re nominated, ~
| believe he will be, it would be fatal to
the country to endorse his policy and re.
new his power which has cost Us the lives
Of thousands Of men, and needlessly pu.
tho country on the road 10 bankruptcy,
thcre'l remain no alternative but organize
against him every element Of conscien'
t'ons opposition with a view to prevent the
misfortune Of his re election. In this con
tingency accept the nomination at CIeve.
land and rs n preliminary step have re.
signed my commission in the army. This
was a sacrifice which gave me pain. but
had for long time frui,Iess'y endeavored
to obtain service. make this sacrifice
now only to regain tho liberty Of speech
and leave nothing in the way Of discharg
ing, to my utmost ability, the task you
have set before me.
John Cochrane has also written letter
accepting tho nomination Of Vice Pres.
ideu..
Baltimore, June s.-The following ticket
has just been nominated by reclamation |:
For President, Abraham Lincoln; for
Vice President, Andrew johnson.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-06-11
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BULLY FOR UNCLE ABE.

The shoddy Convention at Baltimore
have nominated Old Abe for the Presi.
dency and Andy Jobuson, Of Tenn, for
Vice President. Now " arc most anx-
ious to see the platform on which these
champions Of shoddy will stand. Wonder
If Free Speech and Free press will be
planks in that structure. We are sure
that Free Niger will Be one Of the hear.
TEST psanks in il, IN fact, We fear il will
occupy 20 much space that everything
assoernisg the white mao vill pscssssrily
havs y b d;sssgarded.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-06-11

Among the latest Yankee notions 10
women's "Leagus," which has for its OBJ
jset not the restraining Of the extravsganss
Of dress, now 30 abound;nsly displayed
and INDUCED in among certain classes,
but to con6ne the materials Of which gar.
ments are made, to those Of domestic man.
ufactures.
This New England League snys, buy
oil you please, the more the better, but
buy only what W make for you.
Now this may be 40 excellent and in.
tensely patriotic arrransemen. for fana.i.
cal Massachusetts, but how will it effect
,ae people Of the West, who have none Of
these loyal fabrics for sale. We Of Iowa,
would prefer 10 buy where We can get our
gods cheapest, and not be confined to
the shoddy manufactures Of New England,
when foreign article Of twice tho value,
can be had for half the money, besides if
We buy no fabrics from Europe, where
dense populations are crowded on scarce
soil, Europe can not reciprocate by pur.
chasing the products OF the West, and
hence the value of tho commodities Of
what that section has to sell, will Be
diminished in the same proportion that
the price Of wha. it buys Is increased
Now that you have no. the South to make
this exhibition OF loyalty in favor Of. you
would try it on with Us Of the West. You
would make US pay tribute to support
your barren pretcnsions to independence.
We "rprehend that the people Of Illinois,
Indiana, Ohio, Wisconsin, Michigan, Min
nesota and Iowa, are rather to conscious
Ct wha. is hest calculated to bcneG, them,
to be seduced into scheme Of this char.
acter. even under the plea Of Loyalty.
We make no objections to league Of
women, or men either, which shall tend to
overcome the sh oddly extravaganza Of the
times. Such an oLjec. is altogether desir.
able and deserving Of the highest com.
mendation. 1nordina.e expenditure, by
\ people on the eve Of certain bankruptcy,
is neither desirable or proper, because it
is not honest or prudent, but We would
60 further and say. buy nothing bu. what
is necessary and absolutely essential to
the supply Of daily wants, but when com
PEELED to buy At all do so where you can
buy cheapest. regardless Of the sus,ioancs
Of the New Englan manufactures.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-06-11

Assessors Once, L. s Internsl Eeveu,
Sixth Districl of Iowa

Assessors Office, L. s Interns Eeveuue.
Sixth Districl Of Iowa
Marshalltown. Iowa, May 3lst, 1854
NoiicE Is hereby given 10 whom II lay concern
~ that fram the LIST unit the 25th dxy Of Jun
next, tho lists. Valuations and asses, mems Of \
y. nndkon, Assistant Assessor Of the Ath division
OF TINS District, will be op-n at his Office in Sioux
.Hs ior inspection ard that on the I'd Of July. 1t
the Court House in Sioux CITY. the As.c..or viii
hear and determine all appeals relative to any
erroneous or excessive valna ;ions made l. AID
Assistant Assessor.
june1.3w DEL0S AESOID A.....o.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-06-11

TnE ARREST or Col. MEDARY.-Col.
Sam. Medary. who was recently arrested
and conveyed to Cincinnati for an alleged
conspiracy 10 overthrow the government,
has been admitted 10 bail and returned to
his residence in umbus, O. The States.
man Of tina. city, int;mat.s that tho charge
will be found to DO thu offspring Of mean
policical and personal malice, destitute Of
the least plausiLility.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-06-11
Notice Of Dissolution.

NOTICE is hereby given, tn the co .partnershjp
~ doing business at Sioux City, Iowa, under the
Arm name Of Bosler L Hedges, has by mutual con.
sent be- n this day dissolved
James " Rosier assumes rhe pa vment # all the
liabilities Of said firm, and collects all debt. due
tue same. JAMES w. BDSLER,
CHARLES X. HEDGES
Sioux City, Iowa, May -, lso4-3w
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-06-11

AT tho recent graduating exercises
Of tbs Iowa Medical University At Keokuk
degrees we're conferred b. Prof McGurio
o. f,rty foss students.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-06-11

"A full company Of one hundred day
men has bean raised in Butler county, and
the men have gone into camp d Davsn-
port. For sparssly settled county, this
10 an schisvsnssl worthy d ieisssiou.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-06-11
Sionx City &tgisttr
SATURDAY MORNING, IL JUNE.


Fremont accepts he nomination Of The
Cleveland Convention and has resigned
hs commission Ia the Army. The tone
Of bis letter shows that hs Is terribly in
earnest in this matter. and will do every
thing IN his power 70 defeat Mr.. Lincoln.
Fremont has been most shabbily treated
by the present Administration, 20 that We
ore not 'urp.ised At the stand bs has taken.
Let Democrats be true TO their princi.
pies, and infuse into their actions that en-.
erey aud activity which has distinguished
the Democratic party in past political
contests, and We think il will be safe to
rredic. the speedy overthrow Of the Shoddy
dynasty Of Uncle Abe.
THE ADMINusTRAT THE GOV.
ENNNlENT.
II it be true ~ claimed by the Republi.
can press, that the Administration is the
Government, that they are synonymous
terms. then most assuredly the radicals Of
that party are guilty Of treason. The
abuse that has been heaped upon Mr.. Lin.
coin and his Constitutional advisers hy
the Abolition press has exceeded that o.
fered by the most radical portion Of the
Democratic party. Yet for all this We do
net near ,ha, these bowling Aboli.ionis.s
ore being arrested or their journals inter.
fcrcd with. We do not hear them charac.
tcrized as cop?erheads and Southern sym.
pathizers. When We consider al this 70
can only exclaim, yea, verify doth the love
Of the niger cover multitude Of sins!
Deacon Bross and other members Of the
Chicago Tribune Company have come to
grief by reason Of m attack they made
on Democratic Alderman of that city.
1t appears they woke up the wrong Gus.
toner, who. in return for their abuse,
brought suit for libel, and an officer, armed
with the proper warrant, nabbed these de-
voices at tho shrine Of the niger and
shoddy, aud brought them before Justice
Of the Peace, who placed them under
bonds Of n $1,000 each 10 answer a, the
Recorders Court We can only wish tia.
other Abolition editors would be served in
the same manner every time they under.
take to Witty and traducs the character
Of their Democratic neighbors.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-06-11
HEAR THE DEVILS HOWL {,

The Copperheads of Chicago who
have nonchsIant habit Of nppropriat.
ing other peoples good to their own use,
undertook to put up building in which
10 exhibit their treason on the Fourth OF
July next. Oh public square or grounds
in that city Unfortunately for them some
persons residing in the vicinity had seri
Gus objections 10 the vicinnge Of so much
rasca'ity and runianism ~ is anticipated
on that occasion. They sough, the courts
and procured an injunction "rbidding
the erection Of the proposed structure at
the location proposed. So they will be
under the necessity OF using their own
properly for their own purpose. We don't
wonder the undertaking was nipped in the
bud. 1t is abou. ,ine the rascals were
taught That public property is not theirs
by right divine as they appear to ina.
MaScatine Journal.
Was there ever such m exhibition OF
hatred and malignitv as shown in the
above extract? We are however happy
to inform the editor Of the Journal that
the Abolitionis.s of Chicago have more
honor than he is possessed OF, at least the =
have net lost all shame and have made
haste to withdraw the Injunction which
they had sued out against tho building of
the Democratic Wigwam a, Chicago -
They began to see that such a course
could not but excite the just indignation
Of every respectable Republican and de-
cent citizen Of tho country. The above is
but fair exhibition Of the ,neanness OF
Abol,ion:s's. Nothing is too low. dirty
or loathsome for them 10 undertake.
Their system of persecution and hate
would dishonor the lowest pimp Of hell.
Charles s. Jones, son Of cx Senator
Jones, Of Dubuque. and June Hemp.
stead, son Of ex Governor Hampstead of
Dubuque, were taken prisoners along with
rebel brigade, by Gen. Butler. Young
Jones was Assistant Adjutnnt General on
Gen. D. Il. Johnsons staff: Young Hemp.
stead was Confederate Captain
Two soldiers, named b. Morton and
Timo,h. Flynn, got into fight in Daven.
port few days since, which resulted in
serious injury to Morton. A frigh.ful
cash was inflicted in his neck by knife
10 the hands Of Flynn.
The hundred day recruits are rapidly
concentrating at Davenport. The Gazette
Of the Goth chronicles the late arrivals of
companias from many Of the counties,
including cigh. companies from the 4.h
Congressional, District
Tho Editor Of the Cedar Valley
Times complains that much Of the wood
for which he paid his hard earnings, is
disappearing Of nights from bis wood pile.
We sympa,hizc with him.
Ono hundred and eighty four rebel
prisoners, captured At Little Rock, passed
up the Mississippi river few days ago,
bound for a protracted confinement. on
Rock Island.
A mush and milk festival l. to Be held
in Cedar Falls, Black Hawk county,, on
the 18th iass., the proceeds 10 be donated
- the fund for ii. sssi,ssy Fair.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-06-11
Select School.

Mrs. A. r. WRIGHT, TEAcuEn.
MILL open on Monday. May 9th. In the build.
w ing known NJ the Land once
Terms-TSSo DollNrs per month. The
object Of the school will he to prepare rnpa for the
High school. Only . limited number will be recetv.
ed. Mrs. A. r. WRIGHT.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-06-11

For Sale,
A GOOD second hand sTovC. srsav. N'hs
"A Post OAes, IL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-11
TREASURY DEPARTMENT q s A,

Richmond, Feb 20-h, 1854
faNkEASuhY NOTICE as 10 Funding under Act
Of January lIth, 1864 Notice 10 hereby given
IL all holders Of Treasury not bearing interest
that they hsag exchange the Immediately at the
Office Of the Treasurer Assistant Treasurer, o. Of
any iieposl:ary, for certificates which will entitle
then IT, four per Cen: bonds; aad that thu said rrv
iega will csi'iaue until the LIST Aprii ensuing after
which ail notes over the dCGomiration Oh IS can
DC iunl.d oiY at e6ss cents TO tho dollar, except
one h9ndred dollar notes, which eftar that date are
no longer receivable for public dues and only be
funded at sn .dtionai reduction of Tea per cec per
mouth.
The cert,h ates issued, :ogehe. with the bonds fer
which shey may Be exchanged. are receivable for
taxes Of the year 1884 at the full amount expressed
on the face without interest, euhjec. to
the tax imposed Tor that year on other bonds aud
credits
The short time allowed should aimoni:h ali hold.
ers promptly TO present the no.ea, and not risk the
chance Of exclusion by the pressure which i'll occur
as the end Of the month OF March.
(s;gned,) 9 q MEMMINlER,
IL 2s-s Secretary OF Treasury.
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OFFICIAL.


signed 10 Congressional Districts ut which they
are resident Tho employed physiclans VIII rc.
c"ive the pay an allowances OF assistant surgeons
\. Medicai sfIieers Detailed for duty ON Exam
iatss Boards FOR consctiets win hc directed "a r.
rp't isf orders 10 the een,mandant OF eonsespts Of
Siates.
AI. Besides The officers Of the rorfederate and
state t'overnmenss particularly named In the act
OF Congress the officers Of the Government Of the
Confederate States whose nominations have been
made by the President and confirmed by the Sem
ate. or who have ben appointed by the Judge Of the
District Courts, under the authority coanded by any
sct of Congress, ~iil be exempted from military
'.erve- until furt:ier orders. Also the Judges or
jns lees ofany supreme, superior, criminal court
OF any State; Also the Judges OF proba z, clerk Of
any court OF record. ordinary, sheriff, one tax COL
lsclor Ia each county, and recorder Of deeds and
Ills, If there be such an officer existing by law,
wnd such ether officers fth. State provided by law
as the 0nveTaor shall certify to b. necessary to the
proper administration of the state Government.
XII. All persons who have been exempted on
seeount vt religious faith under act of Congress
approved llth October, 1862, and who have paid
the tax Of $500 therein provided for will BE- exempt
from enrolment In the military service.
BY order.
[Signed,i SCOOPER,
mn NV Adjt and Insp'r General.
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TINO the Friends oil the Soldiers throuSho th
Confeietscy.--
QUARTERNAsfER GRs'Ls DEPARTMENT,
nrvn. =
RAILROAD ByHBAU,

RAILROAD BuEsAu,
Riehmond, Feb 90, 1864
The frieods and relatives Of eodicrs 10 the Army
CT Northern Virginia are hereby notintd that an
arrangement has this day been effected with tho
southsrn Express Company 70 carry al pseksEes Of
foo d wearing appst1 TO Nchmond, Va.
To secure the Giy Antssss thus obtained through
the Express Company, tbs following instrus. ions
must be ebs.rvads
Packages must not contain more than one hun
dFei pounds; bs we'll secured xud liainiy marked,
aud sent at the expense OF the shipper 10 either 81
the SoiiiesS Relief Associations, which are located
IS follows:
Ia North Carolina, at Raleigh; in South Caroline.
ct Columbia; in Georgia ~ AugustA3 Ia Alabama.
q, Montgomery or to say other point ct which one
Cf these Associations have office.
The Agents Of these Associations viii there take
charge Of them and ship daily by south Tn kxpssss
Compsny to the proper 8sen's OF the respective
States ct sichmOnd, who will SEE them distributed
TO the proper Individual owners.
TO r,set the wishes Of the soldiers, and TO give
them I cartan and speedy communicative with
home, the Southern Express Company has agreed
to give this freight preference orsr erUytAia9 else:
and in order that obstacle may occuf 20 the soc
Gees Of so taudable an enterprise, the several raH-
road companies are hereby requested to render the
Express Company sueh faci ites ~ viii srabis u TO
maze this arrangement complete success
As the South.rn Express Company assumes oil
responsibility Of the transportation Of thsse pack
ages the Relief Associations re1ueste0 to with
draw their Agents Who have HERETOFORE scted a.
travelling messengers III the Relief Associations
vi establish agencies Ia the Of other armies,
they may enjoy the saae privilege hereby secured
10 the Army OF Northern Virginia.
FW BINS,
Lieut.. Col and Quarters ssssr.
Approved:
AR LAYTON,
Qaartsruastfs 0sassal.
Cry!cS eouruRsx ExPRyss CcssAST,
Augusta, dA, Feb 20, 1854.
The Scuthern Express Company hsrsby notify the
friends aud relatives OF soldiers In the Army Of
Northern vrginis and elsewhere that they ars pre-
pared to carry out arsanssnAnis - anneansed 10
the above card, aud that they viii do ell In tAsif
power TO Mlhh its requirements -
0seexsl eup't and AesisG President,
r. N-snd3m gouihsra kxprsss CoUpahy.
DI8sOIUfION -TAs 6rm Of sIN3 . BIO vsS,
by mutual oocsset Dissolved on To lst last.
Nlhsr party h aathoEssd 70 uss The sems u Tie
eoaceru In ST Hing the buiiDsss thereof
Tu0s tina hereby rstusrs thasks = HI ososf
patroas and solicits asontinuancs ~ Duhs Avee d
the Oh stand, l0s Cary street $500 ~sss,
THOa1Ao u na1oa.
RioAnoad, MascA I. 1854. Nh A-l09.
IE1EufzCfukkb iSSsoeo 80 1890 4
M dsSk tobacco, snbeAeins hah ycund4, avso
~ teas; hleAy suesaAneAs 60 - aAaDee4 - =.
-, lss saisN sasW0aflMA -
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CHARACTERISTICS OFFICE.

CHARACTERISTICS OFFICE. /
I.ichricrd, Feb 26 1854.
= OTfCR IN relation to the receipts and pay
" ments at this Office, the action Of the city will
be made to conform fac g. II IL practicable the
action Of the Banks, DEFINED IN their published
resolutions. PersonF, therefore, holding checks
given by the Cnanbsrlaio, snoul1 present them at
once for payment, aud ali claims against the city, Of
what nature or description sewer, should be pre-
eerted for settlement prior to the 2s:h Of March
nsxt. IS, from and after The lat Of April ed uing
they wi bs pad only ut the rate of six y s;z and
tWo-tbiTd cents in the dollar.
By order u the Council.
x a W MORTON,
fs G-ZaWjv Chamber lain.
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nnn DOLLARS REWARD Ran of on
lsVUU yesterday, about ii O'Clock A II, Jin
belonging 70 Mfs Louisa Brander, and Robert, BE-
longing to me.
Jim is almost black, about % years old, black
whissers and moastsche, and about feet inches
ia height, very active and intelligent; had when
he iafi brown cloth coat, with drab pants.
Robert is a brown skin, black whskors and nous-
tsche about % years old, sboa, feet or inches
in height. very egept, and talks well; he had en-
q brown jeans suit, with wooden buttons.
Both Of these boys are nae house servants. We
will give reward OF : coo for both, or $500 for
each If delivered to us In RChmnnd
CuAS WORKMAN,
fe 25-2awSW Mrs LOUISA BRANDkR.
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CFFIcE 4 F 4 p Il K TO,
Richmond. March 5, 1864

RI OTlOE-kl checks drawn by this compaay,
~ aud all drafts drawn en- 1t, and sill ether
claims agsins. this company for dividends, or gu
o1en account, due previous 10 the Goth March, 1864,
must to presented for payment on OF before that
Day. 40 checks will be drawn, nor drafts houcrcj,
nor paymsuts made at this Office from that day to
LIST Of April prox. All checks issued, and drafts
drawn, debts due prior to 25;h March, 1854. PEE
sented for pey iaent after The LIST pyOxno will b.
paid ia tee reSent a. its par value, Or at
the option Of the cuipany, in the currency ut
the rate Of three dollars OF the present for tao Of
the new Currency, as fxed by ecs Of Congress
passed iTth ot February, it6I
NH T-sit2sth u B WINSTON, Tress'r
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NOTICES or INDEBTEDNESS.
OvrcB a. NAncnmrEs Corfos AID Wool !
0AhuyAC1uRfS0 COMPANY,
HiChmOnSl MnYAh eAA 1


oyncB a. MASCnanEs Corfos AID WOOL
0AAUYAC1uMN0 COMPANY. )
| Rtchmond, March D, 1854
Noflek --Ah chscks drawn by this company,
Y either for dividends ar In payment II other
obligations. Muss be presented ct Bank beforc the
a6.h inst; and ell outstanding claims against this
company must be presented % tho undersigned for
payment before the 26th inst otherwise both checks
and other claims will be paid In the present curren
cy or its equivalent in tho now currency. "a
mh o-eodst" WIN n POwERs. Agent.
NOTlOR-AIl perSoes noidipg cneckS drawn by
in us ate hereby notified 10 present the Same ut
10 whom we are Indebted arc requested 70 osll and
receive the amount due them before the above date,
"a after the a5th VI March, 1864, all ouch checks
ana debts w be paid 10 the present currency IL
equivalent Ia the new CUR ency. =,
NH o-sod4t- PowEas vALENTTA e.
&PEcIAL NOIIOE-Psrsifs hoidiue cur csYroEs
~ or having balances in our hands, are hereby
no;tnsd 70 draw the same prior 10 the e6th mat.
osherwse all such checks or balances will he paid In
the Old currency or in four per cent bonds. Bal
ances due Us rot paid before The 26th Inst will be
NH s-at' CP&JH WORD.
NJ OTIl E.-Par,ies having tands in our hands
~ eith'r a. firm or individually, are hereby
notified to withdraw the same prior to the 25th In.
slant, or the balances due them will be funded 10
four per cent bonds for their benefit
NH o-3t" JOHNSTON BRANSFORD.
flcHaoSD, Marcn Ist. 1864
A LII Checks We may have cut must be presented
~ for Pay msut at Bank On which drawn sefore
the 18th Inst By which time all funds In our hands
belonging IN other parties must he drawn out or they
win (unlees otherwise dirceted) be invested In Con.
Tolerate States per ceLt bonds for the benefit IL
whom 1t mag concern. We stall send no checks 10
the country between the Goth inst and lst April. al
for all sales made between those dates the
Will be paid here in the present currency.
Tyier son q Cosby h Co
NJ Blair 4 TO Hill 4 Norieet
p Bfown Raylaud AZ BRO
W q w Peters r ii Duke
Gibson a Watkins EsS Workman a 10
Kerr Lyons L. Waller n Co
Pollard d walker Jeter * Harris
Roberts II Dibreil
VIM D DavfdSou Spencer Il Veaabo
BJ johnson A Garrett 4 Son
MN q Burke. p Snblett.
NH 1-6t
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f 27-2aw3 '

sSPtC!AL No.lcs.-Partiee having funds or bal
\ anoes ia Cur hands are hereby no:ted to draw
IL same prior TO the 18th ins: other g.se all snch
per cent bonds. Balances due US rot paid before
tee 2sih will te received ooy Ia the new currency.
nh S-st JOHN n GORDON IL SON.
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NOpfoES OF .fNDE6rEDNEsN.


NOTlrE.--Au checks drawn by thls comma nv.
IN and all drstts drawn II, and all other stntme
ngainst this company, for dividends INTERESTS az on
open accounts or otherwise, due prior To the Q5th
OF March, 1854, must be prese, ted Tor payment on
or before that day. No checks will be drawn, nor
drafts honOfed, nor payments made at this ONCE
from that day 10 the I'd Of April proriISo. All
10 the 25th Of March, 1854 presented for payment
after the Jst proximo, will be paid In the present
currency at It's par value, or ut the option Of the
company In the four par cent bonds Of the Confed-
crate Etnies In the new currency at the rate Of
three dollars Of the present for two of the new, 40
fixed BY act If Congress, passed Feb i7lh, 1854
NH I0-t2ah 8 HARDWOOD. Treas,