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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-28

MlssISo.--The Mobile Tsituas learns that Mid
shipman Rob. Holly and fons men, Of the gan6oat
the bay On Monday last, since which ume they
i,ave been missing. II + the Dpposiion that M.
Holly was overpoH cred BY the meR aud taken 10
while On duty.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-28

OLD CuRRrNoT.- Every man who owns a four
per cent bond has made 33H per cent aside from
tic contingent profit that may accrue from holding
The. bond. Let our people bear this fact in mind
and invest all they can in the new securities -
Thoush.less people may suppose that because the
currency is TO be taxed 339. per cent after
the lzt OF April, 1t 4. therefore depreciated such
is not the case. Every outstanding note day IL
Valuable than ever before, fOI the simple rea-
a!ter % bear interest, which 1t does not at the
piescnl time. Hence it is wise provision of the
Government which, while seeking to diminish a
redundant circulation. not only protects the hold
ers OF lie currency, but actually pays a profit TO
evs-y individual who aysiis hisHsf Of the benefit
of the funding act - Carotiai1n.
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TaxAsuRY DEPARrnsNr, G 8 A,

Richmond, March IL, 1854
TNHE following Depositaries are established fol
funding Treasury notes in the State Of Virginia
E Hmore, Treasurer; MauYy Co, Ian
mond
Jas K Gibson, Abingdon
O B GardSer, CLristiausbufg
W NJ HacSford, Lvn uburg
John N Johnson, Dar vile
AZ Kinney, Staunton
Daniel Dodson, Peters purg
N ralley, Clarksvil!e
" vsss. Pesrisburg
Bang Of Rockingham, HarrsonbuYg
WG yenable, IarmvilIe
Geo-A Baker, Lexington
B Pitser, Cashier, Salem
Bank Of Scostsvlle, Sco;,sville.
TJ Morrison, Wytheville
AP Aoell, Charlottesville
IL Conway, Pktsylvann cH
n Burnside, Union.
In addition 70 the above the Chief Qaartermas.er
Of each army corps is authorised TO receive and
fund notes. They are tho following:
Major 4 Haruan, Q n, Orangs G q, Lieut. Gen
Major 9 Field, Q N, Orange Q a, Lieut. Gen P
Major N R Ytzhugh, Q NJ, Orange H, Major
Gen Stusrt's cavalry corps
Major McMahcn, N, Dublin Depot, Major Gen
c Breckinridge's division
Major lay.or, Q n, Lieut. Gen Lonsssrees's corps,
Major q Ewing, NJ, Lieut. Gen Hood's corps.
Dalton, Ga
csps 7 Patton, Q NJ, Major Gen Haraes's corps,
oAr s Z Norton, q n, Mai Gen Wheeler division,
Cap. J " Young, Q NJ, Lieut. Gen Polks division,
Meridian, Miss. G MEMMINGER,
nh Io-a1stAp Sec'y Of the Treasury.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-28

Atssa,pt to Eseape from tie Chain Ga~g.-
Whilst the chaiD gang ives employed on 9th
street, beyond Clay, on Saturday morning,
three Of the membsrs attempted to escape,
Wicks and Meanly. Mr.. Nsanly fired his
pistol. at one Of them, which. without hit
ting him, caused him to halt, when he was
seized By the officer. The other two sue
ceeded In getting down into the Valley -
far a. victor's Mil, where they were follow
ed by Mr.. Wicks, who succeeded, with the
timely assistance Of officer Crons, In arrest
Ing them both.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-28

USwHoLEsoAE PEovIAoss-As one Of our
steamers was descending the river two oxen fell
or tumped overheard and were drowned. An en-
tervrsiug individual found their carcasses floating
in the river. fished them out and dressed them aS
beef, and brought them to market. Two quarters
were cut up and sold before detection. The bal.
ot the beef was at the guard-houss las, night,
and will probably be coniscased for the benefit ol
tue aitre works. Wonder II this beet dhn't sell a
81. 50 a pound? Verify, what a harvest rosues are
having We would just hint to evil doers that
there is such thing statute of Limitation, aud
ii the war should not come end Cor some time
yet, an Indictment will lie, aud convictions can
be- properly had next year as well a. now.-Mott.e
.,?frer;iser
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-28

Drorned.-Yesterday morning, about II
O'Clock, the body of man was seen floating
in the canal near the Packet Office 1t was
taken out, and, from papers found on it, as
eertained to be the body OF Capt B. L. Nor
Morgan was originally from Memphis, Tenn.
He left the sp0tswood Hotel In this city
about the first Of this month, and Is pre-
sumed to have fal en- into the basin. Appa-
rently he had been In the water many days.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-28

1Mapoys Cbvyk -The Nayofs Court a
Saturday morning presented the uaueu6s
spectacle Of dGhteen women of III 80
huddled together IN the small compest1o6S
sst apart for tho ~ Of the ogt10en0 q ~
bar. Tho followiEk caee. Vim exp1ain thls
sin8ular appar1ti0n: May Daxi6, 1nneU
Mathews, Della Willlams, Drueilla CoInls,
ley, Camille Ridgely, Ileu Haxall 13Ills
Smith, Kate Th0mpson, oal1y Butler, Nelly
Harris, Jane Lloyd, xate epnGgs, Anne
Lyle. Sally Davis, and bells Haef3nes, WNO
charged With being idlo and dl9solnto per-
sons OF evil fame, and being d1GCE61e1Y h
the Varieties, 9 house on IrANklin DtFoee, -
the great disturbance ot the -nol9hb0sAoo4
and people passing the streeta e appe.eod
ssa. ssSe hesn os % = wo%s1 tss ho 90
described, snd t6at the neighbo1 hsys beQ
much annoyed and disturbed by their ND
night revels. On Saturday night, the 1110y
being complained to thAt a-noioy bau ~
then going on, sent down hs pokloA W1o
succeeded In capturing the w0mea abovo
named and about doable - many me1-
windows Of the building. The men wseo
permitted by the police 10 80 about tAelr
business, except two who were drunk but the
srousht %S%sh ~sos to Court Court Rne Mayor informed
the women that II they would hAvo
balls they ehould keep them out Of the
sight and hearing Of decent peopla-
Ali the women were required to Give e.
curity in eS00 for their good behavior, q.
cept Mary Davis, who, u being prevea tn6e
she was the givcr Of the ball, and that 6 The
time of the entrance Of the police she wlo
engaged In selling whiskey at bar erected
IN one end Of the building, was required 70
give security In $500 and was fined o100 for
l;nr kn, n n
Hayes and Thomas d. Fitzgerald, parties :
found d-Ink aud disorderly In the Varieties
at the ~ Of the ball, were the ono d.
charget I'D as other sent to tho Provost
Marshal.
Patrick SIX and George Rollins ware
sent on to the Hastings Court to answer for
garroting David Gary on Thursday night and
Tohbing him Of $500.
The case Of Mike Sullivan, charged With
stealing thirty two and half pounds Of pork
from Thomas ID. Marlow was continued TIL
this morping.
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SErRx AND NrylsG BUREAU,

4 Eic1c1unu, March IZih, 1854 I
ri UTICE On AM after tho 25th DAY Of March,
1lS and until Inc 10th day of April, 1854 all pay
|rnen;s vii te suspended at THE cffice and nc
E1noney received except the new iesue Of Treas
|eury notes
Al outstanding claims against tits department!
1naH p-ior 70 )st Of March viii be paid In the old
ssssoe HF REARD0N,
NH ll-8w Dishura;rr oeicer
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rTN0 the friends Of the soaAissy tAsousAeut q
CoafeierAcy.-
QuAnxlAAASIya 6suAts DUAaanxnv, }
kAun0AD DuDQAUs )
RSehuanaA D~A rD4l 4

coss.;.rscvC VI M 'Ael's' 'As's -
OrAnvnsSAsrx, Se~4. nupa..~-
RAnsoxS HHsns.
n. Mead, ana r.,..sses o'sl q sola,s = - xs.y
Of NorthsFn virsisie er, hsreSy nS3i6s6 eAas &
arranssmsnt has this day bssa s6seesd gitA -
food end wsaiins apparel % Rs1Rosl. "
TO seur. ,he sd!sasae:s t1.1 1esssl.sa -
mude Be- sbssrvsd:
Packages must not eontsis more tnAa 60 Auar
and ssat ss the szpsess cf ths na4se = dhse q
the 6odisrS Belief Assocssaoass whssa ese booleee
~ follows:
Ia kofta oronns, ss As.seee y seo0 Ce.s1oss
:: s.: e: !: S: .. :
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-28

JrpAuux.-As the recent dedication Of Jewish
synsrgue, In Madison, Ohio, the 0lKciaung priest,
DR.. Faik, said the congregation had adopted the
refoEned ritual aud modern phase Of Judahlam,
which does not look for the advent OF personal
Meeiah, or the literal scst0gation Of tho Jews 20
Paiestine--lhe prophecies on This subject being
-fsa.aliye. Prayers fos the coming Aes1ah and
TIE restoration are omitted from The ritual, which
10 other wise greatly sbpTienad; aGd men, women
~ chIdsse ~ t0Selhef In NE e0agrsgsilsa.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-28

THE GKAHB EREBRAfloH OF NHw OatsANs.-Ju
the account of the star spangied celebration BY
the Yankees q New Ofienas, on the 00d Of Feb
% present, were Aessss. B. Planche. Lauoshe,
aud BondodSqnie. All Of these gentaemen have
been dead, and In their graves over year. In the
New Orleans papers, cHds from Mcssu. DeBuys,
DutosF, Deneere, Rousseau, Casters, and other
old cluzens sppeaS denying that they were present.
The Yankees seem TO have published the roll With
out reference 70 the absent, present, OF dead.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-28

ExPpLsIos soF CITIZENS YRoM WEsTgRy VIR-
elsIA "A bill has passed the West Virginia Senate
which authorizes the Governor to cause to be ap
pretended or secured, or tn compel 10 depart from
the state, all persons claiming TO owe allegiance or
ndeity TO the so-cailed Confederate States Of Amo
rica all persons dislOyal to the Government of the
United siates; all persons refusing to recognize
the Govsmment Of the State of West virslnia, and
al persons who expatrtatc themssives q citizens
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oYncR LANG 4srlE b Co.,

htchmoad, March 10Th, 1864. (
n IL persons having balances to their credit on
Ia our books, must withdraw them on or before
BE 3st inst, or receive paJ mect after That time in
e,ae currency OF this date. Checks drawn by us
mus ba presented al the Banks on which they are
4rawn before the 2sth March inst. We will receive
z$he present currency in payment Of amounts due to
%. Eu,i the Slst inst AFTER that date at discount
pf 30. per cent.
81 nh iT-dtIstA LANCASTER go
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FROM NORTHERN VIRGINIA.

FROM NORTHERN VIRGINIA.
ORANGE G. II March 27.-Gov. Vance, OF
North Carolina, addressed the troops Of
Gen. Daniels brigade yesterday In an able
and eloquent speech of two hours. and Will
speak again to morrow and every day this
week.
Gems. Lee, Hill, Ed. johnson, Rodes, and
many general officers were present to hear
him yesterday.
The weather 10 fne, and the r0aAsa dry
ing fast.
Nothing from the front.
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EUROPEAN Nsws.-The Confederate loan 10 re-
ported to have again declined In London 70 20.
There has been considerable ekirmishing In Par.
lament over american affairs.
The Philadelphia Inqxirs's London correspon-
dent thinks the Palmerston ministry will soon BE-
driven from power.
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LsAvlss CHiLDags IN rsE RoAp.-A letter from
the route OF Sherman g retreating column says:
All the negroes that would go with them were
carried OF, and large RunbeY who expressed q
wish 10 remain were taken by force. Mr.. z. a.
sareH me that not lees than tntsiy children were
left along the wayside in the woods, sbout twenty
miles from Meridian, as the Fedefals were retreat
ing.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-28

Tia Nxws OF MSXioo-ln Vera Cgu9, on the
4sh of February, the citizens celebrated, with due
soemnity, the Important news that Prince 6axt-
Hsiiian had accepted the Mexican Crown, and was
determined TO couse TO the couaty ln March nexi.n
On the same day . convoy with 81 100000 from
the capital reached the city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-28

Paicx os pRnvruoss.--At suction ii panville,
Va, on saturday, t.ree barreis Of douE sold at
Si9s 10 S2aak per barrel; good article Of bright
bsowH sugar bsassnf, in barrels, ~ pes poand;
pounds peas S3:h asA bushsl, and itssil potatoes,
Sio
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-28

Flag IF zruee Eoai.-A paragraph In 8 Pc,
tersburg paper gave rise to ths report that q
Yankee dag Of truce boat might be expected
at City Point yesterday; but up to last night
the officers Of fhe Bureau Of Exchzuac Ia
this city had received no information % the
auhigcf
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An "M. D." IN PsTrIcoArs The folio wing e1

An an. D." IN PsTTIcoArs The folio wing ex
traordnary notice appears In a Yankee paper:
Miss Mary c. Walker. NJ D., who arrived here
last week, with ordess 10 report 10 DR.. Perrin for
duty. has been ordered to report to Col Dan.
McCook, commanding a brigade1n JEFF. C. Davis
division. She left yesterday for Cordon's Mills,
where Che brigade is now stationed. The young
lady /. very pretty and is said to thoroughly un-
derstand her profession.
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FRON THE SOUTHWEST.

DALTON, March 25.-No rsinforsementss
with the exception Of returning regiments,
have arrived In front a. yet, though 1t Il gem
orally supposed that Sherman will be brought
within striking distance. A heavy snow fell
here last night, followed by hard rain,
which put the roads 10 bad order again.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-28

hfoRTANf Notice 10 Tax-Payers.-You sre
III hereby notified that the 10 per cent additional
on all profits made by buying and selling at any
me hetwe-n tie lst January, 1863, and the lst
4knusry, 1884 under the act Of Congress approved
fAe l7th day Of February, 1864, is now due sad
nyshe. Ard ell persons interested ere requested
- call at my othca-No al Maiu st and report to the
Assesscr, Ihos A Staples, VINO will remain in the
emce during cfhce hours (oAM 10 5 P Nj TO receive
1Aeif lists. CHAS J SISTON, l0.h Diet Colfr
THos STAPLES, 10th Dis. Ass'r.
y nh 1E-SraRIY
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The b04y ~ nss. II n S9ishev dfSwaea 70 the
!ioisioa stvvs q Zesliseses, Txaa.s an ttae 'Jn
1sesasess isss, Wss f6snd - Wtl~s tsl0w on 9Mn-
~ ~ ~. Il - bese tstesIud 81 essasveeeA
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NOTlCE.-an persons Indebted to US on ad-
IN vances or otherwise, are notified that we will
receive payment in The present currency up to the
t!oih last, after which we can accept nothing but
fhe new currency provided by the Confederate Gov
eminent on the ist april, and all parties having
oaisnces In our hands, or checks Of ours on the
oenk; must cslleci them by that day, .failing In
Which, the present currency will be set aside for
tasfn as special deposit
nh il-3w SLAUGHTER, WATKfNs h CO.
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AYOTICK.-Psrsoos holding ehseks drawn By as
IN must present them at the Bank on whish they
are drawn before the 2sth March inst.
Checks drawn on ~ and certinesAas Of deposit
iasasd by n must be presented at orr counter for
eynsht On o. bslbs~ 3lss inst otherwise they viii
p psad 70 the old sarrsncy, o. In the new at dis
count Of 8slk per osnt.
nspossose win instruct NJ what disposition shsil
- naas o bssanoes 1t thsiY credit We vii invest
"a "a PEI cent Govsssmant bonds Or convert into
soe neu ssfreoey, a. they mAy vish
m A-AastM0 n MAuRY co.
Nozuk.-Ah chssas vs nay havs out mat b
~ pfSessAd Ios peyAen4 q bsns On v6ieb
oos hApds osaoaoog 70 eshsf rariiee must -
esass -. g tasysii tsnless oshss siss dirsae1,
= tosseteA - 0e0lb1esese States nsr oeut hos1.
~ - hsasdt ef vhom II may soscsrn. w. s1sd
esaa ss'fhs TO the santry bets ssa tas sort ins
80 ist aIrii, sd Ter al ~ ssssa L.. se. Ess
49, tie trsessds viii he paid is fue sF<sss, eur
E2. Az hfss de- - maaf b paSi ~ - a. "a
- - - ~ essrtneg nil - naajpo6. s.
00-De9Us vD SonPEU0 = -.
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CaNk Thund<y.-W. r. Bryant end w. r.
Rover, of the 51st Virginia, arrived at tho
the fortifcations for twelve months with
ball and chain. Their offence IVES desertioo.
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TREAsrRr DEPARTMENT q 3 A,


TNREAsURY NOTICE - TO Funding under Act
OF January 18th, lSes.-Notice is hereby given
70 Ill holders of Treasury notes not bearing interest
that they may exchange the same Immediately ct the
any Deposi,ary, for Certificates which will entitle
them 10 foar per cent bonds and that the said pry
icge will continue until the let April ensuing sf,sr
which all notes over the denomination or Is can
De fund41 o6Iy at 66x cents 70 the dollar, except
one hxnftd dollar notes, which after that daie are
longer receivable for public dues, and only be
funded 1t an additional reduction Of SEQ per cent per
month.
The certificates Issued. together win the bonds for
which they may bs exchanged. arc receivable for
taxes Of the year 1864 at the full amount expressed
on the face without interest," and NOT suhjecs 70
the TAX imposed for that year on other bonds and
credits.
The short time allowed sh6uld adnonish oil hold.
ers promptly to present the notes, and MOI rsk the
chance of ezcuaoh ~ the pressure which VIII eocaf
Il ne end Of tho month Of March.
sSss;;S, s..1sss;S s..s.'.'9 9 .n11sissn; = ns.ss;,.
RY raE 0OvERNOR-XP Procianaiion.
d.s. y. .os Osars. House The county Of King and
70 .De ssksar tenn 4 ths County Court Of aid coun
Y CaInot snefeiofe Be held, . appotnted by iav:
seSt,,s s y virss e .as6osily vesssd in the E1.
Inc c",,rson, ~ 49,, WILLIAM SMITH, Governor Of
the Justices composing the Opuntv f.o.rs 4. ~ ~
sessions q the said Court a Sts ssrs s.,, - 80 ~ ~
aouss o. Isonss vysss, sear Pacs's Chapel u "a
eosssy !. ~. ~. q o'ss e hod hs coss q ss
,-A~, Given uHder my haad g co.as.
70 . {andes the eeA Of ths O0nmon rsss,h -.
s~-l Rishmnnds he 1isE day d Hsrrh. ia =
I'D ~ The slshiy sshta ysar q tAe cannss. es,ss
.n WH anlfa
0soass ~ MguoaD,
aprrssAry oF lhs Cnnmosvseish.
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NoIiCE.-On scs1unt q the new Currency Bill,
recently passsd BY ths Congress Of the Copfsd.
srsse states, and which goas in.o operation on the
lrt Gay OF April rezt, we hereby give Noise that
al outstanding checks Of ours and those that NAV
oe isaoei before the &th CT March, 1854, must be
1eee ted 70. payment by that date at the Bank Of
srgioia that al persons who have funds IL our
nsnas, whether from sales made o. othe twise, are
requested to draw theDa ont by the eth Int; and
ts request all parties Indebted 70 rs to make pay
mant by that time.
nh S-Sw ROBINSON ADAMa b m
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NOllCE.-I hereby givs notice ,hat all o utstana
IN ing checks drawn by me, and those that may
% issued before the 9ssh Of March, 1884, must be
presented for payment by tia, date q, the RAM ~
ce o'nnoavealth; ihai Gil pagsons who have fun,
lh nay hands, whether from sales made or other.
WISE, sFe requested to draw them out By the 1s,h
Gst, ana Gil parts indeSiet TO lie are requested TO
make pay nsnt by that time
mn ll-t2S.hEar CK0 ARRNTs
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AfoaTASI Sosos.-I viii cortinue TO cell from
4 my iase and seaec: stock Of Hs,s and Caps Al
s, pfnes receiving the 1recen. currency ai ie
49, unsu ~ o eiock ~ the alst instant; and In like
maoner viii rsceive payment for al bills made sub
soq"en' - 70 5aiy LIST, 1858 April Is. and after the
eio currency will DO feoiy cd q, txo thirds in fscs
q established by &C. Of Congress
NIB 2a-eiI fsf H.;n ;,
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HT TELE q RI APH.
,~~~~~S@.@<~e~D->~~.-~>>S~>e
zIYoRIs OF YHB PRESS AssocAnop
Entered according to act of Congress In tns ysAy
1853, by J. g. THRAsHsR I, In the CieTk'e once OF
the District Court of the Confederate States foB
the Northern District of Georgia.
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~ Office The Gi:y Savings Bank having deter.
w mined to wind up It's AFFAIRS, notice 10 hereby
yen 10 It's depositors TO come forward at once and
Withdraw their funds. Those who fail to do 60 prior
20 the ssih March, 1884 hereby notified that the
Jonts for their benefit authorized by act of Con
0fess uIds. the first section CT the recent Currency
EDi.
sBy order O, the Board
a1nh a-S:awt23ihMh y AUGUST Cashier
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r2ioEs Down SourH--The following are the
prices which negroes, gold, &C., were sold at last
week I'm Cojumh.,s Ca.

negso man, Is years Oil, 81 SEQ; a negro man,
43years old, 50 600; man, 80 years old, S3,02k;
man and wife, 35 and 81 years old, a6 $50; q wo-
man, Sc years old, 50 ,260; woman and two chill
drcu 90 $50; woman, not sound, q. $40; q wo-
man, IS years old, So 300 Mobile an Girard Rail-
road stock, Sll2 50. $1,000 in gold sold at a2l to
s22 %. salt, II cents lard, 80; coffee, 4l4; soda,
tn Gin.,.
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A LII psssous holding Claims Or nsgosls6Ie ocs =.
IA against me in favor Of the iate ] Ouarss
dating from 1851, will pressnt them 1t the Trader,
Bank b4fere The 9Th inst they viii be paid in fon,
per cent bonds. GEORGE TuRNER.
NH 1l-1ws
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oSucS 3AAss kIvE1 AsD KAxavHa 10.

4 kehnond, March IL 1861
"A III PERSONS bedding the chez Is Of this company
~ or we eneial checks Of L CHM, superin
E.aaa. ssnee Harris, aupsrinteDdsnt, or
sehs them ir peymen, al the bank on wh,ch tnev
arc respectively drawn, prior 70 the Zs,h d.v .,
"a Hsfcn, aas.s a, oshsrwse they viii bs paid in the
92 for %, - fxed by the os Oorrses, snasorss
February II, 1884. WMPAUHIORn s. eo
NH lB--N
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AI OTICg.-Aii persons having funds in our hands
IN for goods sold or otherwise. mus. withdraw the
same before the 18th Marca inst; and al checks
drawn by US Must be presented before said time at
the Traders Bank, both checks and balances will
be paid in the present issue OF Confederate Treasury
Notes or ii four per cont bonds. at our option,
~ mn I-tasthA WILLIAMS 4 Et.LIOTT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-28

"'''es nsaaS'Ho AND PkyERsRCES Z Co,
Aehnond, Va, Msrsh 22, 1864
"A messrg Of the Board Il Directors Of this
IL COMPANY, held ou Saturday, the loth ins,, the
'oa9s ins resolution was adopted
. it<sE'of, That the company pay the Cosfederxt te
states tax Assaasss by tbs act OF Uonxress approved
t'ta hlri, 1885, tLe stock held by private stock
nolaers NJ YARklNGT TON, Treasurer.
nA z3-2awsy
N oiitk--th cheeks wawn py us up 10 25lh
4 nst must be presented at !ts place OF payment
y. peiofe that dsv and all persons having claims
s.ely HaYsII = CprSSaaw
HAxAiL CRENSHAW & co,
LEWIs D CREESHAw
hio1'nVho haFch II 1854 NH 1?-Stt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-28

N0TlCE.--All persons holding claims as sainst IN
A> VIII pleaee present them for payment before III
zs,h q March 1854, or shall be compelled 10 pa,
them n old currency.
nh 24-4t VIM SUTHERLAND.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-05-04
''The C0varan+ "

The meeting q ladies at DR.. sno5s7,,p
Church, in Washington, Oh Monday j., Fa-
ing their non. ina por5ation "covenart a1a.,s,
She following permanent officers: pra St[S,S%
Mrs Gen. Jas. Taylor: yice president +t''9 ,jl
Stephen A. Douglas: recording xecr y: ,is
Miss ke3eoca Gi!li&s, bliss Y7irein;a ST. ;tS
corresponding secretaries, Mrs. II, 1Io~:.
A1rs. =. Il. French, Mrs. 5. Bowen Mrs i
G. IngersoII, oirs. T. Robbins. aIrs pra -
Henry, Mrs. ChjGtenClan, }irs. Capt, K;j5an,'
Mrs, Williams 0jrs Matilda DayaS.
Advisory and organizing con)u. ittes FIR 81
the States and Territories withiu the TTnion
;iaes ;7ere also appointed
On motion Of SIrs. Ann s. Stepbons, i w9s
resolved that the badge OF the NatioGai Cove.
nant shall! be a black bee, with wings aoa!0a1eo
according 70 nature, worn wlt! III color lib,
bon, Il little IN front Of the left shoulder.
On motion Of llrs lngersojI, il YES resolved
THAT the members Of The Covenant Request
their husbands a1l brothers 10 abstain from
such imported articles rs vines, 23uor@, 1gar:.
&c.