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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-30
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TAR YANKEE MONITORS Engage ouH sAFrrRY At
The following OH isl despatch was received by the
War Department. last night from General Ice:
HsiDeRs Army NosrHsA Va,
: November 70, 1854.
General Pickett reports that three Monitors and land
batteries of the enemy engaged the battery at How
let's this morning. One Of the Monitors was struck
several times by our guns. Two have Withdrawn. No
casualties on our side. Z, T. LIE
FROM HOODS ARMY.
The Yankees stas.d ana reiterated time and again
that ,Ods army having crossed the Tennessee river
had quartered at Forel oe, Ala. WsneIi hear % him,
through the Washington Chronicle Of the 9Th, as
having advanced to Columbia, Tsnu., whcn ID seventy
miles little north Of vest OF florence. Tee Yankee
accounts consequently placed him, several days ago,
within thirty. nVs miles Of Nashville. There was
carrent yesterday afternoon that the Yankees
had evacuated Ma hville aud skedlddsd northWatd--
We know not upon what data the rumor Was
based.
THE * UTE or DRsERrER5 AND ooNTRABANDs.
The fincase Zap sLA.es ths mucn 1t sie0ted
gsp in General Bs,oIinridge's lines (oeGneeL Uaion
and 0ovngton) has been, Tor tie last eight ten
m onths, perfect tnorOGghfAIe for dssersers-hul-
dreds Of them having passed through during tie SUM
mer unmolesIsd. So notorious has Il become, un
obstruoed by ally shipg in the military line that Ia
not SUI prislng negroes should Try It. Hishero
safe way OIL mgress and egIess Tor upon the VIZ.
gna and Tennessee Llroad lit is rapidly D.oomi. &
wilderness lurking pace Tor deser.ers RODGERS III
csLdares, and hignwsy Tor tp,ss, tories, blockade
runners and fusinyes, black and WHITE.
Faon TIE SOUTH SIDE
In the absence VI anything either through courier
or reliable pass ngersIom ths Sou,h side, Ws inssr
the follow ug, received ysstsrdsy evening from an o.
seemed oossGspondsnt-s high priSss, In Huntoa
| Brigade. He tays,
l srs you line 20 ssy thst Gil is quiet on on,
| trent Some artillery anng every day on our Lett
near The rlvsii but, as far ~ know, aobody Get,
uurt and powder cheap at the store OF Grant
| 1871 l. 10.
Poor Mr. Batter has returned to his command, and
on yesterday discoVer,d the Fable sons Of Ham, II
al the 'pomp aid cncams. ancs' Of glorious war
MAR salking thea beats on The Yankee slIrmisb
line tire hundred yards from W. We'll, We sent Old
Eopa word it, I'd what do you suppose he dio
Why cir be gave every If RAJ ID devils sharn
DO nted b.yonet, tnd doubtless thought (housh be
did not say i in tie LAM ulge Of General Extra Billy
Stick 'em, boys." Now Ms Wing, We intend to hold
these ere lines long We live here and If BY spy
reliable gentleman you learn that the
African, Spanish, Dutch and Danish,
French, IIaliAn, Yankee aud sp Inish,
have walked over US, please put forth an Extra sd-
yisirR the HJuse OF saark Spectator and BAD TAP.
of your city, OF the fact immediately, and Oblss LOT
Of eyed Aforesaid deva Who has not seen paymas.
| ter lately"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-30

s2sk vs. Il BY 0bsssss ae.ssss -Tlsiy Hstslsissisa
un&nnity al The polls ha8 put 20 rest ti our spprs
hensions on that acore and sathed our enemies ana
our friends that orth Carolina will share the late for
veal or woe OF her coLfsderstes. nobler moral
I'd olaols has seldom bssn exhibited than that OF our
army and people in rstfyng anew the plighted honor
ot their conviction afef almost four years u such sui.
ierIuR and bocdsned rely happens 10 the lot OF
nations Seff,ring men Snd women and children at
home and W.ared and blood4ssaIed soldiers on their
knees in the tlnohes at Psersburg with the enemies
shot ing through heir ranks as they cast their
ballots Wed with each other In the noble task OF up.
holding the honor Of their State and the independence
of their country. II have ever mAnta.n con.
slant aud abiding faith ultimate triumph, owe
that faith more Lnhn TO sk.d Generals, great and ga
Ant srmes, ships Of war or fortified Cites TO that pure
and unse sr patriotism which gloWs in the bosom OF
our people. 10 spite Of oil We see OF the fTaities CT
human nature, the greed II gain, ex!ortion and ra
pacty self ,hnesa grlndng OF The poor, indif.rerce
60 the agonIes Of country, aud s the ways OIL the
heartless aud the promises Of the uppaiiotic.
bAve YET in my years Of cose intercourse with
the people OF my nanve ate, found pure and
undyIng d me of that bright and glorious love for
country which can make the poorest widow or the hun
plest boy knsman OF the Angels. And have said,
t cauno be- shat God will rel @. Ill this sacrifice and
count as nsught s this patience and long suffering be-
cause of the wickedness OF somt that little ls OF
pair otto love trokng from the mountain gorge. How
ing onward through the plain and receiving its tribu-
OF blood in every valleys must yet reach tie sea,
IN strel 9Th and volume mighty enough 10 bear In tr-
umph tue ark OF bern freedom mich We are strug-
gling to launch upon its boson. Let US continue 70
sustain our Government IN ali rightnl and necessary
Eers and give 10 that wondelui and Victorious army
every possible physca and moral support let US while
watching Xously every visible and reasonable .nsans
OF peace, sechsw every plausible bypath whose mile
marks pOlut ruin and dshonor; lot rs accept the
simple lAth OF the patriot IN the justice OF our cause
winch esdeth 10 saysnon and avoid ihs learned skep
tictm of the doubser which tAketh held on hell, and
the rslut will yet De ali that friends OF good gov
ernmsnI and human freedom could detiie. nation
purified by sofroS, strengthened by suffering, and wise
from the bloody Lessons Of owl war, shall yet hum
De uust ~ GOd, ssIsblsh aud Psp1tua.e, iof iheii
fortunate children, government ron in the traditions
OF LIBERTY and oVhSIron,
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Yankee Hypocrisy.

The Istes. plan devised by Y, utee editorial iugenu
" 10 stimulate the people Of tie Nlrihsrn StSes NJ
a. the 6ght!ug point il series Of thrill narrative
of hs intense susrogs said 10 have been endured BY
ths UaioD prisoners 10 the souh, aud ths fIrsme
cruelty With which, Il s alli ged they ave been treated
bv tia OonfedeFats authorities. The exchange o.
prizousss nov going on a. Savannah affords sonve-
piant opportunity for the practice Of this sIpedisnt
and ths mast Is made Of Il. Through Ave weary
esluans Of the n z Tines ara spread shat tia
p,bsr calls the appalling details go up to OIdsr, nc
doubt aud gu ia rsgalsss Of psnse, By ts enter
pispR and energetic correspondent To the SJmps
tb;z NJ Yan5es mind ,s presented picture Of uissTy
yerv repulsivs to behold Of sickness starvation, ana
sou,lor. which wouli uduca che 10 imsgiRe that gil
the arts of vndo i've cruelty had been exercised on
these hspsss and nosnsive rsptives And this pre-
cssy the charge brought against The Confederate su-
thoFiliss By the correspondent TO whom We hsv'
referred. Hs broadly asserts thst the Confederate
Governments has vHfrlly and nslciouly adopted aye
ten Of treatment toSa;ds is prisoners, rot Only a.
variance with the rules Of and tho dictates Of hu
mainly but deliberately intended TO the total
Gx1rnlnadoa OF all tie caPdves in its hands
We DO NOT sep to question the Teraciy Of this cor
respondent on min,T and imnAieriel point. Neither
do re intend seriously undertake the refutaon Of
the accusation which no brings sAnsl the Confederate
authorities. The cAsIgl Is clearly made only ia order
h arouse and cultivate 10 the Yankee mind the degree
CT indigestion necessary tObring into proper cond
ton for the application Of Lueon's rexs draft I'if
extremely desirable that the comedy Of "A United
North, or YsnEesdom Ecragsd' be again enacted re-
70 tie wo-s. with Lirerlo, Seward ond Stanton a.
chief psIfognsis, sna tha whole YsnEee people ss
sio,scuussasies Ba! ihess was much danger th t
thar supd IerGss aDY lorgsr 10 SC! % suPernumeF
ana thai, eonst q7sntly G'snt would call in yair
for those rsaisrcsmsats h which be declares he car
take r sSnsnd-in ex,ctly the same way IS that In
which he has taken |, 60 many times before, Hsres
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-30
THE CITY.

NV P0BLItArIoIA-We have received from the
soterprising publishing house Of West Johnston l4o
Main street, copy Of "John MHohmoDt's Lsgso,"--
novelty Miss u Braddon, author Of "AlroIs
Floyd" "L.dy Aadlsy's Secret" and other popular
sorks of fiction. The olhsr works OF this popular
!hor have been received with so much favor by tho
public that 70 predict highly successiul career
for this one.
The ssms publishers have placed our hands "Tl Q
Judge Advooate's Wade hecum"-Spp.rsnty se,y
valuable work II embraces a general view oil misIy
Law aud the practice before courts martial of the Amy
aud navy with epitOme OF the law o! evidence as
applicable 10 military and naval trials. By Il Lee.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-30
iosts:s.as.l

ssisss,a .hs asIss, ooNE;,isa o. IDrtssssssts,
oonsisliDg OF sne from each etate.
A Communication was also received from the
President, enclosing communication from the eose
Larry of War. Referred.
The rules being suspended,
Mr. OHILT0N, of Ala, from the Judiciary Gem mit'
tee, reported bill for the establshmsnt OF the BIZ
premc court Of the Confederate States; which was
ordered TO DO printed and made the special order I'm
medntey alter tho pending special orders.
eecret session.
The doors being opened, the House adjourned.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-30

GAK. JoslPB Il, JuHssros. This distinguished and
veteran COMMANDER Is At p:ssent ip.the cry. VIZ
are glad to observe that he appears to be In goOa
neallh, aud the arduous campaign through whIOh he
passed since We asEssw him, and che lingering .nsos
Of the severe wound he received at Seven Pines, have
robbed him Of nothing Of the soldisily port AUD
agile and Wig rOus step noticeable in HIM in ior~ei
years. YssISdsy, the House OF Representatives III
vted him to privileged seat during his stay In the
oitV
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-30

RoRaIBLs hURDns- On N ,ndsy night, as NJ. AM
bross Pollard, living in Hanover county. s miles
nor beast Of Redmond. vas sitting at home with his
family, wife and Elk children. he killed byp mus
Get shot fred through bis window. The bullet entered
his side, Csu.ing almost instant death Nd clue has
been obtained 10 the p,rpena or Of this diaboliesl
murder Nj. Pollard vas ono OF the conscrp. guard
Of the vOlnags, and aa such hal been energetic aud
Efficient 10 hunting up and srfsstng dtser.ers, and it
ia believed hs! he killed BY some OF the dsisrlers
Of tue coun!y who either had Q, fred ffon his vgi-
lance or feared that they would 10 future.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-30
TIE PLOT TO BURN NEW YORK.


YURfHiR plvsLoPxRHTs-GM. DIX nsUEs A sAHGuIs-
ARr 'oaDEa"
The Chronicle o,nsins the following dispatches in
reference 10 the "rtbel incsnaiarsm" in Nov York
NEw YokK. Nov. % -rhs morning an examination
of the As.or H0use look plc,, TO learn an attempt
had been made to fire tho baildng. Ga openi 6 rom
No, 204 al immense volume VI smoke Pared lao The
bal Fire had been smouliefibg during The night, and
The n DOT was burned 20 . cihaer. Toe b'adirg "ad
saturated with IuIpsntne. The chairs were pkcsd
near the bed, aud bedclo hes thrown over them Tie
rooms had been tc,uped By only one person si1ce lie
2Oh instant! His arrest, is behaved, viii Son be
made. Tue damage amounts 10 aboul $500.
LATlR.
person 10 Ieutenan.s uniform, named Alifcu,
Who occupied one 0t lhe rooms when wss fred, VAS
arrested Inis morning Arrang, ments have been
made 10 day Tor protection sganss repetition Of The
inotndsfhm.
den. "a order, req firing Sout srners 10 register
their names, winch has proved simosI dead isller,
will now DO strictly eniorced.
Gn. DIIs OsDIR.
New YoHK. Nov. 2S.-dsn. DIX has Issued the fol.
lowing order:
"a neiayious attempt was made last right TO are
to the piincple hotels and otter pacss VI public
sort this CITY. /. this attempt lad tuece- aed, it
sould have Resulted In fighfu escrhce OF PR psiiy
| aud hle. The evidence OF txtensve conousuou, aid
her facs disclosed TO- day, thoH w have bstn he
WoIk OF rebel eissaiiss aid gents All pertoLs
gagged in secret aos Of hosuy here only 10 10.
gsId.d a. spies, iAl law, aid TO The Zen.
aiy Of aeasu. II nsy srs cen ctsd tney viii be M
mslistsy brought b1ofs Q oolrs- msTtsl or military
0nmssIon, sna II convc cd. vi b. ~ u siItGui
| tho deiay u a.ie;v al
HofcE To PA.PLs T-o. LiHEL ssArss.
Nav YoLk, Nov. &c --denersl Dix h,s s.ued an or,
der renewing The 20 all rsfsoIs iom urge
states register theif Lcas quarters. Pei
ailpg 70 comply Win noles wan be treated 40
| spef.
The Chronicle oontans tho following:
FROM TIE touTHWEr.
| CiIRo, Nov 26. -Tae rsbel General Hillmap, With
bis staff and body- guard, crossed tn Aissssr at
UAthsh Point come days ago. en- route 70 Arkansas He
had Q heavy b:x Of spec with him. =
GlsIRALs IN TIE glaULAR YANKEE sHlyIos.
The Chronicle publishes the 70 lowiDg as the restivs
faLks Of sundry Yankee g, nerals;
Lieutenant General Ulysses 8 Grant.
Major Gsasrais -ReLry W Hslleck, w T Sherman,
Phmp Sheridan.
Brigad 1 Generals --Ifvn Mcdowell, W SRose.
crsns s.. Geolye Cooke, John PIP Joseph 10, ker,
Y A g lmore, George tn omss. W b Hancock.
There are Two Major General vsosI which 10
DO filed.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-30
FROM GRANTS ARMY.

THE STUFF OUT OF WHICH oosTEDEpArs DssIR7IRs ARE
.MposID-soTBKG LATER RIPoRflD-THI YAsKsrs
IKMPOBARILY DRo~hD OUT.
In the alb sebos Of any late from Grants army,
We pubish the following from the army correspou
dent of the Okroaicle The correspondent writes IN
der date CT Army of the Potomac, Nov, 26.h"-
From this letter readers form fair estimste
of the worthless character of those who desert from
General Lees srmy-fellows who are despise BY even
the Yankees:
Army IHf PoToMAC, Nov 25-6 A. Mo-
thing stirring. No of interest. Weather sgsin
mild and beautiful Men talk seriously Of more ma rcL.
ing snd fight ng. Thanksgiving dinners sesIcs, but
much msut at the discussion of the fes prepared
in time. g nod humor, and the best sauce-buogsI
-rreeom nsut thSes'.
+ Dserters continue to ind then way among us, de-
cressng 10 numbers, hoseEer, as the weather mo
crates An oficsr, captain of picket post btlievt
game in yesterday. Most Of lhose who leave the
rebel service just belong to Florida brig ide.-
oue would naturally think they all mean to bid adiu
| to their former comrades, and choose competitions
amoug ii cir ouonduna enemies. have burved mort
IF these men are not real Souht rners but rene Rsde
Yankees FROM Maryland and other border 8 stee-iu.
dividuas from the North who had long since settled
South and by brides and substitutes kept hs wolHsf
oonsorpt f,srs from their doors until this Isst CAM
| piep, when III we're forced into service mora dar
garous than hateful 8 lie: watch is maintained
along front, and the slightest chsrg, In thei,
| lines will give ID some kind of movement VIII, b
spn NUT necessary be made for tier owr
salvation TIE pickes perap bulste tie old bea,e.
Ta,k in front Of seninels and no Indication, haze
yet been apparent tht La shifting rom. A
cressng smiabiy Of mood th IL part can bs sc. D.
which is omiaf u, and has q mischsvous N. snirg-
W vii 6nd cut in time. Scarcely ary tn t, are ex
changed the lef. From the right last night csm.
81 unds Of feeble csnnonaiing.
We hear nothing more Of the burrosirg IN the earth
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-30
NORTH CAROLINA LEGISLATURE GOVERNOR
VANCE'S MESSAGE

vANCES MESSAGE
The North Carolina Legislature assea bsd ia Raleigh
the 2lat inst. The message of Governor Vance wal
received ard read We subOin the closing paragraphs
The var still drsgs its sloV lengh along. Gen. LIE
has been msIetiay reinforced and all ies of the early
'apure OF Petersburg aod Richmond q dissipa ed
Ou' PEI pie and armies With wonder al elasticity Of
sprt have recovered from the eff of our reversss
ia tbe Valley Of Virginia aud in the Southwest The
!su plgn Of 1854 the bloodiett by far Of any YET
oughs on the continent, bids fair to close without
particle Of vsntSge to our enemies, 1t not with posi-
i've advantage 70 our arms.
Nobcdy tsa ct starved and With suff lent care O.
COY viii curing ibe cOmiTg season. But the end OF
iris and the return If peace seems etil hid rt N
human vision. Wben il shall. come, koE'it ebsl be
re d and with What body it shall CONS, are questions
3 isDo' ia ny poser to sns-er. The glimmerrg pre-
PEGS tboTglt We saw 10 tho spring and early sum.
a SEE N TO have vanished.
1. IA q matter of sincere coogra'uation however,
that the good sense and eonssFvatsn Of our people
have rescued cur Safe from the ruin OF attempting to
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-30

THs EUFAw BAsD-fae programme for the Concert
If the Eataw Brass Band, Metropolitan Hall, to NOR
night embraces several opsratio ,ms which, We
doubt not, will arrest the attention OF diletants
md excite desire to hear the pirloImHcs From
knowledge Of the proficiency OF this Band, We can
promise those who attend sa.sft Glory entertain NETT
not q changer of brass instruments in which shri-
and bdsso staecato contest for supr macy, but
Jyaam concord Of swee. sounds, soft resonant al
The tones Of an organ.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-30

ARRIVAL ExrRAoRDIsARY.-AmoUgt the guests of the
S,OtlsWood HOTEL in this city, Is George D. Prentice,
O., tho widely known editor of the Lousvle Jour-
nal. He comes by permission of the authorities. on
both sidOs 10 vsi! HIS son. gallant young soldier In
the Confederate service.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-30
RICHMOND WIG.
.wEpNRSp1Y MORNING, NOV. so. 1854.
EVENTNG WING.

We shall publish, to-day. at O'clock P. H., and
,,sry succeeding day Sundays exceptsd At the same
hour, an evening edition OF the Wing. The Evening
Whig viii contain the latest news BY mail and telegraph,
up 70 the hour Of going press editorials local initial
ligeDoo, &c. UU
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-30

JUDss Lyons CoUIr. La tbis court yesterday Judge
Gideon D. Camden, Of the Alt Judicial District, pre-
sided.
jacob N HS'A ok ssi put on iIisl On The charge of
causing the death Of negro child, his Save. Alter
tho evidence aud argument had been heard, the Gaze
vas given to the juey who at late hour last night
nsd not agreed upon verdict.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-30

sGasssi sssiss, id. shs is.s sss ,orS sss. rev.
v geo the engineers and disgusted the ssppers and
miners, Oar men, ststoned In dsDsen u pre- xniiy
rebel batteries, and who have hereto ie,d ~
bomb proofs and caves the earth, obliged to
ascend from their dens and rak uncertain chaIces
of being shelled TO the more one OF dro suing
Fortunately the waters have subsidsd, and they may
return 70 their Cline
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-30

DAMNED E,her aud james O. Bufdett, All
Virginia Reserves, were Yesterday committed 10 the
Jat tie for attempting to desert to the ensmy while
nickel
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-30
FROM THE UNITED STATES.

We have received the Washington Chronicle of Bun
day morning, the 9th inst, and the Oncni All Com.
psrcial Of the "a h.
The most important item Of news contained In the
Chronicle is that having reference TO the movements Of
Gen. Hoods army. Is Ii very easy to perceive from
che accounts that allowed to be published that the
ogramme of the can ign, marked out Two months
ago. about being carried out in Tennessee and Ken
tue, y and that the Yankee General Thomas with his
msn in buckram," is poWsrsts to rsaiss Hoods tri-
amphant advance. When our army thunders at the
deisnces Of Nashville, and carries the banner Of the
Oobfsdsracy the sdlk aud bloody soil up 10
the chief city Of Ksutuoky, there will be maledOions
and gnsshing Of teeth among those who now cry out
that with Saermau invasion, retreat or whatever IL
may called The rebellion" 10 about "cIushed OUT al
last AID Yankee eyes will be turned sainy Southwark
nopii Tor the advent OF thss army which, even nov,
| is lne tolls that hAvs been pspar.d Tor II. Lst
Saeimau be checked IL his uiAi-Irip 70 the sta.
| and let Thomas isl 10 impede GsntIa Hooas sc-
ADVANCE and the disssIers snss have 90 penIi.
fully pophes;sd by the YAnkse Prsss in TOR
| I'd, will DO 40 n0usht contracted with the spectacle
saat they shall wiLsssthss Of an army grop.Dg In
nGsily ulr5. and. With famine In lis train, striking
Dindiy like wounded giant sga.nst ia Two told dss
tny, sarvssion AUD destruction BY battle whilst %
,hs other hand compact body OF vs.ersLs urges Ii.
.,sr rd OF 'r.bslou" .at iLto the North, and hst-
sc, and seas Of death"
1hs 10 The spectacle which, should the Fssss Prov
propi,ous In for the blatant prophets Of the
Nor,h-tnis The msrIy Christmas" that shall haunt
them with ghasty recital OF disaster following upon
disastsr-lhis the greeting which the ""syWsrd ais
sers"-(weird sssers" would have been better will
sI.snd to them upon the birth oil the New Year OF
| our Lord, 1865.
The Chronicle contains no later news Of Sherman
than was published in our yesterdays evening edi-
ton.
The quotations Of gold are not given.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-30

STEALING IRoH.-0~e ven Adouney was yesterday
arrested by iceF Moore on the charge CT stealing
$500 worth Of iron from the Confederate States.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-30
Hon. THos. 8. BoooCK,

Hor. THOs. g. BooooK,
Speaker OF the House Of Representatives.
STA; The resolution passed by lhs House of Repre-
ssnLa,iTes the 2l5t ms. ais for the fooxi in
formation; Whether the old ISSUE OF Treasury notes
is being exchanged for tbs new, and II not, why
also, what arrangements have been made to that
eud."
have now the honor to furnish the Information re-
qui 81.
Ths amo nut OF neS ID 10 paid out In exchange for
aid from Isl Of pFl 10 la 0c ober 10 Sl2l OSs 100
nee the llt Of o jOber the exchange OF notss his
sn oontinusd with activity all the Assistant TieAsuF.
md Pay DspOsitsf Is. we'll many OF the Tran.
set DsplsibFss, being supplied cit the nsS issue
tor that purpose. sill farther to promote the COVE
nsnos Of the publ c. the following acquisitions have
bs4n adopted;
The TfossuTs' Assistant Treasurer, aud Pay De-
postses tsva been authorized receive the cid iss
sues (s1osp t 500 bF) in payment of men taxable
luds 4, Cos oIs.
They Java been authorised to receive them In
ike m.nnsI, on CALL st per cent, aud in hyPoIhsca-
ton OF on tsIsble bonds.
They aud eli the Del ositAriss appointed for fund.
numbering in all over two hundred, have been au-
th1tz to received them aud register the names OF the
a. DO i.oTs aud the deposited aud If or the LIST Of
January 20 forward oOpes OF the registers to Rich.
noaJ shea tho new iS-us will ba sent to pay deposit
Tors. Il. A. TRINHeLh. .
Ssct'y of the Treasury.