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bnt d!EgsEcus ntstegatshtl i.o sTgry otaer sttss.
19nt 44s2tnzee "a fas so9rtry b7 III ahsoutc 2uri.
souad native 1!e: ne:ieaasi WITH he Ia,cea oe -
mcst FaiEAoie sGnIc. Aseranye and EddlsxcfsesanshaE
proschab!s restorative anu pfeVsn1lYs. -" A-F
, 1865-08-01

Why intare The Ceup1ex1en By Psw6ers
md NAehta which choke OF MI up toe poftt qi tie
sk.n, and Ia short time leave II n1tah and drJ7 il
y . the boo6 Aqd L Tou NAa. sznootn and ssh tk1n
sE1utAucY ~ the complexion.
, 1865-08-01
6tun1ars Bltter8
H0sTETTER'S
CELEBRATED
STO NJ &C H
BITTER s.
-.
HOSTETTER'S

CONM0N SENSE XKACBK8 IN
+ s1 q ssss
yxoss,oa Sasafs sad seisaea as1s osesd i q
EXPERIENCE HAS TAUGHT TH0V
SANDS
Deea tiieesd hroash she pT@ss 9a9rs nsns g -
sfoaaca is5sa E birf i: r9fsasse
DCHITG TWELVE SUCCESSIVE
YEARS
ms Feat Household Tonic Ind Al.sz1ttTs has unk4.
.a i e. e. essf sxs sae.
i i. y: ssz L II Dsss e Z: Saa
.ae Hsss L.diss. Rod Australia
THE HORRORS OF DXspEFMA
~ s q g. II e., ., Il s
direct ant Raclal operation upoa tse s:erss6, d
u7az md tha nerEoEa Asste2.
THEcSHAKINa MARTYRS
1f Il being asa
u :se .ssek ar a1 ~.
IF Y0U ARE RILI0Us.
ass1s E. s9a7s sqias, s1 e9sas rs f:s g.
5Sii TkSTTEEs sTS81cH biTrsits% % Il q 4 otissa n
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II e1 m oid'H E1trhk Of 80 IRA IA t1lja
elaeuatl and rsaor4tet III. b.ot lcssis lx yEar q:
1euM i1to the trG:eE. k-t pu:ges ont the a1mor3
hn. EAke c19ea41.
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Dr. First

RFWnfe af EaAAEeFfeitz and nnff1 nclp 4a
1ea1e tEdeHTp1hE 70 dl9pose .tett own &pt 9th r
s.sra1etlona. on Ne fepatatiou attained h5 Ee!m
Do}Ha genuine pIEp4s4tt1r4,
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1T IS 4 REPRESENTATIVE -rc,~
CINE.

[lNE1
Really Possessing II the pzopert,e, ct.f,,a ~ t,-
~ ssiGs1 Ia Dd FdsMisd,s, dsis
caats requiring tho exhibition or these ttres 1a "
ant eSents mat II Gruab1es Ill In tha fItx,s,t 11
, 1865-08-01

v..,T--, -+..,--.. =.
used ever 20 7eAst Daily easing II pEoic {evof
Complsss u one hot:l- No wA.a. No tfonple- Does
not crock OF stttu. P:ntucea lustroue bl1ek qr
b-oFn. a desired Daes not luIts The hair. frlcs.
10 csuts. ko4o " O:u~E11 aoe Fancy Goods Deal.
E1Xs tY&cstS 1T T1rAet
, 1865-08-01

IL the C13mta ADMITTED that the Americans
TO day knew more Of war than any other
people in the world. May the day be dlatant
eben, this knowledge will Icce.Te auy further
practical 1essone.
There arc about four thousand troops now
doing garrison duty in Mohtseal-th. 18th,
30th end esd foot, the Goth rides, two bate.
RIGS, and a company OF royal eng gineers. There
are several hmde ed permanent artillery on
duty Ut the iotts. A rev commander has
lately arriytd bis name 10 Sir James Michel,
and tic city folks like him immensely more
than his predecessor, betause he orders more
frequent pa1ades and field days. The num-
Der OF summer visitors to Montreal is so
large that the field days are attractive, and
always pay the people handsomely. The or
d nary exercises on held days a,c the same as
review IN our own army, but thtre Is cne
impressive ceremony here pt trforlned which
is noyel to an American. It Is called t'eroup-
Ing the colo1s." The regim.ntis drawn up
IN line, with The colors on the right, eve0
With Tic Sefgeants, thirty PAGES IN font, the
color bearers standing at right enQles to the
LIE. The baud first marches by the eolors
playing God Save the Queer" and then re-
turns playing .quicastep: Next, the first
company ma1chss lt Klth The bsnd, I,
ans ,he es@es e1iors, 1hen aa the oRs Ea,,sn .,
feceIyes the ctlorF, the company presenting
alme. The company With The cofors then
Earchcs along the line between the files OF
tho regiment, the whole body presenting
arms The colots are then delivered to the
regimental color bearer. and the ceremony Is
over. This proceeding is intended as an aflt:-
nation Of iealty to Tie c1oWD, aud at the
same time an honor to The fag. =.
The English soldier IL as near to mere
machins as he can well be- They march and
perform various evoluttone with great pre-.
ctsion, md their marching is perfect. They
never turn their htads, as our volunteers do,
70 the right or Lett. The leather stocks force
ths u 10 keep their heads ur, and there is ,
Sla'Ile attention to ill the details which Is !
suggestive e. Of machinery. The first thought
H. - ab4t tFeiy tnau must be made machine.
ny why they enforce this shows that they
nte N ethcst- a Private told NE that drunk
ennees tas m objectionable stn in sold er,
Though me officers are notorious for being
hall seas osez. The first ofrense Waa punished
y hail ana chain the second by logging.
This last mode OF puuIsnment. althouch
not common, Is by no means rare. +
heard Of recent eaz: where a man
wss punished for Aggravated irnnert}nrnce
to bis superior officers. Thn Sentence Vss
ATTY laehes on the bare back, The arrnse5
was stripped to the waist, and 4 sialwsTt
corpo,u aid on the lssh With ali lis
strength: At the end OF the; twenty-five
, 1865-08-01

Mst 4 lew VI she Worst uisDrdfrH TaEt
1G3iCt 0AnEh1 AIite ftpa cus1urflprA Of knt b!oo4.
4e.nbolt Ext1se. OF sae>aoar 4 !. i r. laety o. lie
1tnnEt vt!nA An1:fItA SN r-r&N Etp
, 1865-08-01

D. r. HOLLOWAY.
Commtsr13car ot Fate1t3,
P.a-Hd!snfs cf TIC scoe "a pap.ra viii plea.e ;ry
8nd Gend Il elr ca2efz sbu Patent oIct h ~
I R1ni~K n i 1 I'll fcav
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-11
From ysst51a's Evsniag Edition
THE NEWS.
ERnN s0rTH CAKnLINA.

FROM SOUTH CAROLINA.
The Charleston JErctvy OF the lth, says that the
ONLY news pom the front was from despatch from
Aisn,s Rgn, reporting all quiet. Another despatch
from SstkeEstctie. February 81, says: Our scouts
vlo Neu, vut tnis morning have returned They
rspor,4rJIl their own observation aud the intell-
asuls gathered sr5g citze that there i culy one
division e ihe enemy remaining al Pocotahgo. II
n, posed ssi,ly of Fosters troops. one brigade
IS eacsuFcj ou tbe road 10 Salkehatciiie Bridge
o., on tbe road parallel Co the river road ard one
on the NcPLersyuyuIe road They are very near
PocctsIso and iu easy supporting distance OF each
other. Uui very few troops are al P0cotaligo, and
they are certifying"
Our BOYS ABROAD.
We are Informed d. gentleman recently from
Texas. sag, the Mobile Register, that a short time
H.t1e Le lct that country several families who had
sons at school IN England we're surprised 10y the ar
rival ct te youths, who, being questioned as TO the
cause % es sudden return, told their parents THAI
ta,y ,ouud ileir position intolerable, the British
boy lteaUng thom conteupuously Tor sSulking in
.,,cisu land Thi!1 thgu couutrymeu were Hght-
i1-.
C-r Informant further states that. on mentioning
this irc..ea, 90 New Orleans lady, whom he met
or the road sac replied that she knew sixteen sim
i.ar cases Of View Orleans boys.
GRANT REINFORCED.
The Pe;ersoury I-srssS. Of yesterday, says that
q; has subs.ac,al grounds Tor belief that Grant
reinforced ,5s- week tytwci-e thousand of Thomas
troops, aad during all OF Thursday, Friday aud
SATURDAY, rsht, last, MS trains were running from
City Pom, 20 the yellow Tavern. D0ring Saturday
.rJ,rur.1 tac encmy's pcSets confronting ours
near 'l. Baxter Roai, tainted the CJnfederates
with ;L- relasrs thaJ their time mad come, and
alleged d., reason Tor Jle assertion that Il, 600 Of
Thousss' Western men had reached Gen. Grant
Ta;, arrival could not be otherwise than comforting
q, Geu. Grant, oDd has pleasant emotions were not
a; 81, eba,c Jy the STORY OF contreoand that Gen:
Lee hal sent one o; his divisions to oppose Sher-
u41.
ANRCL tNCE COMMITTEE.
The citizens o. PetersOurg viii hold meeting
. his evening, for tie purpose Of organizing am
guiauge corps.
TWO VIRGINIlS
Ia reply TO Tie inquiry OF M. Hunter during the
ir,. conference in Hampton Roads, whether, in the
cent Of reconstruction, Virginia would be per-
Iui,,sd 90 return as a uni, lincoln replied emphat-
.rli~ u1-,Lst there must be ia the reconstruction
Union o., yirgiuias, VIZ East aud West Virginia,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-11
TREASURY DEPART5EyT s. Al
JtcbBond. july ~ 1894. :
( OANN Or Yass, &c z e-EeEG'E OF WE

l. FIVE HUNDRED MILLION SIX PER CENTCM
NON-TAXABLE BOEDS, UNDER THE SEVENTH
SECTION or THE CURRENCY LAW.-Deposis on
call viii be received by tie Treasurer IN s cty Asss
taDt Treasures Of Chsilesen ard Mobile end The DEPOSIT
tsres at Wilmington Raleigh C0iuaDs. Augusta, Sasan-
nah aud Montgomery aHd certificates VIII he issred Tor
the same bearing interest at ihe rate OF per cenun Per
snnum and secured BY the bypoihecston ct IN amount
OF the above bond. equal the OF n ose loansthe
bonds be set apart the Treasurer ard the proceeds
vixen soI applied exclusively 10 the payment OF the said
certificates.
The security aud convenience afforded to lails and
other corporations and 10 the palc generally by this
mode of Temporary investment and the elect OF ~ n'ea-
sure If generally adopted IN keeping the currency within
moderate bounds IS hoped viii commend it TO the 81
yornbe consideration Of the community ana secure tex
prompt cooperation in carrying IL into elect
@. r. TRENHOLM,
y22--dn Secretary ~ the Treasury.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-11
Assembly of Virginia.
SENATE.


THURSDAY, February y, 1900.
The Senate was called TO order at 10 O'Clock,
A. NJ. t-t
The following l,s"weFe read the third time and
referred 10 the appropriate committees:
House bnli entitled an act amending and re-enaet-
Ing an act passed March S0th 1861, concerning di
vOrces.
House hill entitled an act to repedl ordinance
No &c OF the Convention oil Virginia respecting the
revenue OF the literary fund.
House bill amending an act authorizing banks and
branch banks in certain cases, to receive payment
of debts PAYABLE at branch Or mother banks within
the enemys lines.
House bin to amend and e-enact the first section
Of an ACT pas ed March st 1864, entitled an act 10
authorize county courts To change the places of
holding their sessions and 10 enlarge their powers
in certain cases.
On motion OF Mr.. ARMSTRONG, the resolution
adopted yesterday providing for the adjournment OF
the Senate at IL O'clock, in order to allow members
10 attend the mass meeting at the African Church,
was Tescinded.
Mr. NEWMAN, of Mason, offered the following
resolution, which was referred to the Committee
on General Laws .
Resolrrd That in future it shall he the duty Of
the Clerk OF the Senate in reckoning the pay Of
members. 90 allow for such time only o. members
are in attendance on their duties, unless they he
detained by sickness or other unavoidable cause.
Mr. HUNTER offered resolution providing for
going into secret session each day hereafter at one
O'Clock, which was discussed by Messrs lIOSTER,
MAKsHALL and Johnson; and afterwards, on motion
of Mr. JOHNSON, was laid on the table. Id.
Joint resolutions, adopted by the House of Dele
gates, in honor OF te death Of Brig. Gen. Pegrmn,
aud providing for the appointment of joint com
mitteo OF ten tue part of the Senate and twenty
ON the part of the House of Delegates TO attend
his funeral, were read and adopted, the rules being
suspended for that purpose.
= On motion (at oclock) the Senate resolved into
secret session. -...f y I'll. r.-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-11

by number Of skulkine imposters passing them
selves of upon the community soldiers from the
clone Starr State. These fellows It seems, have
syaiied themselves ofthe siaIry emblem OF the
State to facilitate their deception. But the prac-
lice Is likely to bc prevented hereafter VIC learn
that all persons Of the class mentioned win in future
befequired to surrender the star, ''sce stars"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-11
TREAsrRY DEPARTMENT C. :. A.

Y y
ITO HOLDERS or FIVE PER. CENT. CALL GER
L TJFTCATESA ticutioB j. respectfully called 70 the
provisions Of Che OH sec.on OF tie act Of Congress emit
tied act 10 reduce tie currency &e approved Febua-
~ H. 1854 which DECLARES that all call certificates shall
be undabe and shall he taxed ia 81 respects poyf-
dea for the Treasury notes into which they eonyeri
be" -..- -.
The 4h section Of aid imposes tax of one hur.
dfed per rho Treasury notes represented b. said
Per call certificates which shall remain ouanding
the first day OF January eighteen bund.ed aud sixty
i've. q. A. TRENHOLM,
deS-n Secretary OF Treasury
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-11
PROCLAMATION
By the President. appointing a Day. Of
Fasting, Humiliation and Prayer,
with Thanksgiving.

The Congress ofthe Confederate States have by joint
resolution nyitedm to appoint day Of public fasting
humiliation and prayer with thanksgiving TO almighty
Cod
1t is our solemn duty at all times aud more especially in
of,pubc trial and adysssy, TO acknowledge
dependence his mercy and to bow ia humble subms
sion before His foot,toO confessng our manifold sins W
piicating his gracious pardon mporng His Divine ifp
aud devoutly rendering thanks for the many aud great
blessings which lie has vouchsafed 20 W.
Let the hearts people turn contritey and trust
fully unto God let recognize in Ills Christening hand
the correction of Father and submssiyely pray that the
trials and suaerngs which have long borne heavily
upon us may be turned aNayby His merciiu love al
His sustaining grace be given 10 people and His d.
vine wisdom impaired our rulers that the Lord Of Hosts
will be with our armies and tight for agsist
mics and that He viii gaeousy take into His
hand and mercifuy establish for US lasting just
and honorable peace and independence.
And etus not forget TO render unto His holy the
thanks aud praise which Justly due for His great
goodness and for the many merces which He has ex-
tended TO amid the trials aud suengs protractei
and bloody war.
Now therefore,L JEFFERSON DAVIS President Of tie
Confederate States Of America do issue this my proca:
nation appointing FRIDAY the 10Th day OF March next
as day Of public fasting humiliation and prayer with
thsnksgiyng) for nyoking the favor and guidance Of
Almighty Cod aud do eanesty invite oil soldiers and
citizens to observe the in spirit Of peE
tenre and prayer.
(oo) Given under my hand and the seal OF the
SEAL. Confederate States az Richmond this 18th day
(~~~~> Of January in the year OF Lord thou.
sand eight hundred and sxty-dve.
JEFFERSON DAVIS.
j. P. DEMANDS,
ia26-eodtd Secretary OF State
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-11
TREASURY DEPARTMENT c. S. Ar

IHI-fNL ~
RIcHNoED, Va, August &c, Is64.
DESTINATIONS for cGrPsf1% into ef-
III feet the of Congress approved anne II 1854 an-
thorzng the OF registered eight per cent bonds Ia
sued under the provisions OF the Act approved Say IT,
1851. to exchange the same for coupon bonds
PaIies owning registered eight per cent ponds under
the Act Of May IS ieel desiring 10 exchange them toa
coupon bonis viii assign them in the manner pointed ont
in te nyplea endorsement the back OF the
10 tie Confederate States OF America IN exchange cou
non bond and them 20 be presented 10 the Regis
Ter of the Treasury Department. who viii thereupo in
compliance gh the provisions Of the Act OF June I3 Is64
issue coupon bosd. for tie amount. specified IN the rss
tered bonds 20 assigned. g. A. TRENHOLM.
an29-siff Secretary of Treasury.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-11
TREASURY DEF G. s. Al
Richmond, pecemher /, 1854 /.
EVENT ElERTy TEEAs EEsH

- " k.Ssh ~ ~ - y. z. = = la
- NOlEs.-ln pursuance Of an act OF Congress, ap.
proved November % 1864 entitled An act to auikoTiz
The Secretary Of the Treasury TO exchange Coupon LCDs
for seven Iqry Treasury Notes" holders OF such
are hereby Notified that after the payment Of the aDnnel
interest dine thereon the first day Of Januay 1865 up
on presentation OF the Treasurer Assistant 1easu
rers and Pay Repositories las designated at foo viii
sue certificates therefor which will eutte the hodeTs
Coupon Bonds payable thirty years after The first day Of
January 1865 bearing six per cent Interest nom the said
fist Of January 1865 payable the first days OF Jsnua'
~ and July in each year.
The Treasurer assistant Teasurers and DeEostsrles WI
make weekly reports 20 the Register OF the Treasury
such cGcate. issued their oGices whseupor Lonis
viii Je sent forward in satisfaction OF The note,
will he cancelled IN The Usual manner and forwarded TO
tie First Auditor. g. ). TRENHOLM,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
Treasurer ct Richmond, Va.
Assistant TreasuIers az Charleston and NOBLE.
bepositaries at Raleigh and Wilmington, 4. c.
Charleston and Columbia s. G.
e Savannah and Augusta Ga,
Tallahassee. Fla. aud Montgomery. Ala
Columbus Miss, aud Houston and Mar
shall. Texas. de3-H
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-11
A pPEAL TO TINE PUBLyC.-rhs Re-

A PPEAL EO EAtes PGBENC.-Thg Relie
IA Committee OF Richmond appeal 70 the public for
old IL behalf Of the families Of soldiers and TIE
CITY,.
Richmond filed with refugees from every portion OF
the field. : = =.
Liberal and regular contributions Of money, food and
fuel. are earnestly requested.
The southern Express Company have sindy agreed TO
snip all articles contributed to the poo. free Of charge
Contributions of money should te sent to IT, r. G. Pas
keryl Treasurer and all les should be consigned %
the Beiies Committee Of Richmond Messr Martha
& Cardozo.
IstfEF COMMITTEE
I y: L. z. BsSke.siI Treasurer :.
Mm Bel. Dr. W. H. Gwathriey ;. Y, Naury, Directors.
h Vim. h. Peasants, Secretary.
Dr. 6. Q. Barney wp II. elsmnitt Rcbt. J. Christian
Lewis o. tlenshaw, j. r. Giant Tayne W. II nenerSop,
III. J. II Elersoa Col Thcs r. Els Geo: Gibson Pat.
T. Gibson. Je,aes Gos1oa, Risckhur Hughes Abner +
ilsfyls Samuel j. Harrison JHdgs Wa. II Lyoua Thos.
w AcCancs p Cary Nicholas SamEe u. Price !. y. X,
Sleght John X. Tucker, Asa Snyder David T. Williams
Joel B. Watkins, VIM, Wills, Jr:
jai4-dia W,P, NySFoRD, Psst
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-11
4 yAr.vAmLE rAEsla OF SIS & CREs

n IL CUMBERLAND COUNTY, TWO MILES FROM
CARTERSyiLLE ON JANIS RIVER, FOR SALE
PRtTATELi.-Wt oaey az private sale Islm situated
u above kuoTn a. "Arburp." About 35 arIes ere
cleared considerable portion being well 81 IN clover
about 20 acres seeded Ia cheat and looking well 90 acres
OF fine creek bot IONS 100 acre original OAK forest and
tie balance in serand growth The Improvements az
comfortable DIV cling s. ith Torns above The basement
large barn quarters tobacco h0nsc DC, the most Of
WHEEL have been put NJ aithin the last few YEAR.
Two Hour lnils adnn the farm with several churches
OF the ygrOus denominations conyclrnt the naigIb0T-
hood is "a good a. any IN Virginia. Provisions slock
farming implements aud everything necessary 70 carry
ing the farm he purchased With Ths properly
situated in q section secure from depGedatlons By tie
enemy ard is convenient BY water transportation 70
Richmond II Therefore 0der5 Inducements % persons
seeking home and Is also desirable as an Investment
It is good farm ard,can he rented to good advantage
to gentlemsn who will cultivate ii on shores
For terms &c.. apply TO GRUBBS& WILLIAMS.
fe3-eod4t AuctoDeers.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-11

Trru.-p,!., enc yrsr 500 SIX months, $50 three
p..,t.s 81. Fors less period, SO perROnth.
.Ssm..V rSly one scar si5 six months, san three
mouths, 49, subscription received for iess period
News psleg- furnished a, $50 per hundred copies
single copies, 80 cents
Ajyert.ssa4nts inserted in Daily and seni-weekly at
s. per square Of eight lines On les.
Rsiuit.auces ~ risk OK subscriber
An advertisements from the country most either be ac
coapauei los the money or an order some business
ho4s, ,H tac city - insure IS insertion.
SUBSCRIBERS whose papers marked with Cross viii
understand that their term Of subscription about cex
pue and viii remit promptly they Ssh their papers con
tikued.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-11

nInsT DEnrraA urr, raMfIY REsl

MOST DEETEaA BE Fls5gHEY RESI-
II dence on the Seuh SIDE OF Cary sween First and
Febrsry ilth.at - o'0sk ~. 'e III tent upoR The
ifenise, Tor The FERN o. ole letf, ile. HsNIaUAE
tfslDtHcE situated y aboye eni fecentiy oeetpea by
III john Fisher. u has ten I0gEs, aId .iI Closets
kItsleh pd 3iee servants rooms tso cellars and brick
s.a sie ne dwe.,s2 is funi kedswtE water snd gas
lie location y Of the mos. pseasanf .ntie CITY.
IEHAs---st sale GNukHS y .APfBRsoS,
ffes-l AUets.
A \ ExCExE-ExT ssESsD1NGE ON
the corner OF Carr and Feoshee -t et Tor rent q:
iucoD.--un SATURDAYS ll.h OF February, at u -
O'clock - tJei Tie renting o lie house Oh Cary. be-
tween FIRST and Second sirgets) VIII rent ri auction,
upon the premises tie Eaud.oa.e BRICK DWELLING
formerly occupied by Z. Baigamn ST. situated at the
corner Of Cars and Fogshee eet. Il has seven rooms
kitchen with five rooms stable and agardgn Of about On
acne of land. .
The bonse isruruisled with water and gas.
Immediate possession given.
lYRM3: At safe. GRCBBS& WILLI4NS.
fel0 - AEe;ioEeers.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-11
TREAsuRY DEPARrNENT c. s. -

TREASURY DEPARTMENT {. $ a.
RICHNoND, Oct. Il, 1864.
NTON-TAXsESzE EsspNHps-5G0, 009. 0ea
~ LOAN-SALE CONTlNUED.-Numero applied.
tiOns having been ade oT Bonds at the established nice
Si35 and interest under crcurs2nees that entitle them
tinue The sale at the above price Until further notice
gents for tie sale these bonds are Instructed aca
accordance with this order and The attention dsburs
ing officers Of The Government particularly called to il;
t. A. TRENHOLM.
oc12-if Secretary Of Treasury.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-11
TBlisURY DEPARTMENT. c. s. AZ
Richpond, IDLY ., 1864 !
TAXED TREASURY NOTES. order to

TAXED TEsEASE ksa vse'l's;s--In order 10
promote, far practicable the early liquidation 6y
tie lfea sury Of the OUTSTANDING TANED NOTES, tie
Treasurer Assistant Treasurer and Pay DeVotanes in tho
different States hereby authorized 10 receive the said
notes except the sos notes at 6 % per cenum depo
sit issuing for Certificates Of Loan upon hypoheca
ton of non.taxale bOnds The said certificates lie
payable demand after the expiration OF ninety days.
Mud all agents for the sale Of the above bonds Eefeby
authorized to receive e taxed notes with the exception
above named in payment of bonds when sold at the
Of sc 90 per centnm. G. 7. TRENHOLM
au29-f Secretary Of the Treasury
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-11

EOR SALE
+ Virginia State per cent new and old steck.
n. G. new ard old 9 per cen: Bonds.
rs Tenn. per cent Bonds.
Va. u Tenn. and Orange & Alexandria Railroad
Bonds sf.A
M Bank of Commonwealth Stock.
{. :. Bonds Of several loans.
Gold and Sterling bought and sold on Commits
ies-dScs. 900 RH. MAURY co.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-11
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, CsS. A.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, C'S. A.,
RIcNoND, Nov. cath, 1854
TIRE HOLDERS ASD OWNERS OF
l. COUPON BONDS AND, CERTIFICATES OF STOCK.
sse under the act OF hngnt 18th 1861 edeemable after
the LIST day OF January aud Jny 1864 hereby notified
t. present tie pa eht lie Treasurer Of tho
assistant Treasurer Pay Derosary of the Confederate
stes funds having teen placed in the hands of those OIL
GERS the purpose OF reeemng said bonds a-d stock
No interest viii he allowed thereon after January let 1855
G.. A. TRENHOLM,
de7-eoi2m Secretary Of Treasury.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-11
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

: RICHMOND. Va, Nov. % 1865.
NOTICE hereby given TO holders and Of Ceti
~ fcates of Stock and Coupon Bonds issued under the
act Of Auguts 49, 1861 redeeab after the st day OF jan
uay 1866 present the same for payment on the I'd day
of January next at any time thereafter to the Ieas
er C. s. one or the Assistant Treassers c. S. Pay
Depository OF the G. S. funds having been placed in the
hands of said agents for the purpose of redceng such
sock and coupon bonds No interest will lie allowed on
seth stock and coupon bonds after January lslsf5
L G. A. TRENHOLM,
de 7-eo2a itttl. ~ . sscrptary Of Treasury.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-11

ITO ALL WHOM IT NAY CoScERS."-The brave
Texans inyrginia have had their indignation aroused