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BARGAINS IN PIANos.-Seven octave
rosewood, four round corners, full iron
frame, overstrung, with fancy desk, bead
moulding, of irst. class manufscture. NJ.
Hammer can sell these pianos At $500,
and viii warrant them. Persons intend
Ing to purchase, will do we'll to cab and
see for themselves. 27-2t
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AcADEMY OF VfsTTAFIoH.-The closing
exercises Of the Academy Of the Yisita-
ton will take place Friday afternoon,
June 3Oth, commencing at two O'Clock,
Consisting Of music. dramas. addrssses.
giving OF preniums and comforting Of
honors. The parents and friends q the
young ladies are Invited 70 attend.
S1srxxs on 1HK VARIATION.
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- At the June session of the Board
( Gnpervisors Of Lee county. Iowa. the
following, among other proceedings, was
had. to-wit:
ssOn motion, the Treasurer Of Lee
sounty, Iowa, is hereby instructed to en-
p'oy counsel for tie purpose of bringing
snit against eli persons who have refused
! - make oath to their assessments Is re-
CURED BY law. for the year 1861
Atrus copy. D. FL. LESuRR,
County Clerk.
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ATTENTION. CrrY GUARD The At
tendance of every member Of the com.
pauy is requested this evening 1t
their armory to make preparations for
turning out on July 4th to compete for
the $50 prize offered for the best shot.
Judges to be elected BY the marksman.
By order Of the Captain.
b. B. JEWEL, o. s.
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INTERNAL REvEHuE.-We call atten-
ton to the Collectors notice in another
column. Tax payers would do well to
heed the warning. and save the penalty.
je24-6t
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ATTENTION, COMPANY Cl-You are
notified to meet at your armory this eve-
ming to transact business of importance,
at o'clock precisely.
By order of o. y. Cook.
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CAieass Market.

OotGoBO uAAhAeks
BY Telegraph oEloAss, Jupe p.
Markets dull and lower. q
Fiou-saies 200 .bis 1t 12lf1s SH iss White
Winter ana 50 - 70 for Spring Estrns.
Wheai--sa-s u no spriss = 1t 1o,4ol ny
Corn Sales Of M. at lJxd SIC.
Oats-so. At lzDsTc, closing weak
Rye-te4fec
Bariey-Segiected and nominal. q
Whisky-Ssles At IS.
Pravixions-yxtra heavy Mess Pork At rs 00 Mess II
- 90 Prime Mes Pork neglected and nominal Bulk
hesd at l2l<c for shoulders and 1879 for sdss
Sweet picked hams and frm At 1sc Beef hams
scarce and firm,
Lard at II kc.
Seeds Flax SEED II / 5oD1 %.
Hay-Du at 10 o.
Beef Cstte-Steady and quiet at 1896 50 for isfs-
Nor to good
Hogs-Rirmer at so0s 10.
MoDey-Esey.
Exchsnse-Easier at par buying to " prsniun ssll.
ing
Goid-140.
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Us setiesd yesterday . row that
e!sseso1 aatsFaay night on Ninth and
- u1rest. A soldier hands us writ
- Statement. jusiifyiDg the action Of the
80 soldiers concerned therein, who are
ss6ee and peaceable and only acted in
self-delense.
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snall boat "Red Bird, /" MIS-
hning between this plsee and
TX yesterday, There il not
sndsr water. /
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PIo-NIo.-The Sabbath the Re-
First Baptist Church les
this morning on . pi y
those attending hlence Of Monday
Prsnptsd to
SCHOOL ExHIBrrro. - ,h;.v;,.
Of Prof. Jameson = llh. 49, :
bition At Chatha~sed Il -. =. ],
!. a.. 3. as personss conssnb.
~ 'n' wy also, an aich va fast.
HM.s,' to The spoils j this
'Fairy, in I77rSandies we're left in
ing. sale s'the rest knoweth none
Rese 9 Pstrators Of the Get.
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- M. Bartlett, City Marshal. re-
esived yesterday letter Of inquiry from
tho Narshal of Davenport. concerning ONE
Hi Denny, soldier in the 18th Iowa,
and Who claimed that his home Wa 10
this sity, his mother residing ness here.
He was paid of and discharged q Daven.
port . few days ago, bat was robbed soon
after. Two OF the thieves have been Or.
ssssed. but Denny himself has disappear
- rom Davenport, He has besa miss.
5pg since the 17th. sutpicions arise at
Sees OF foul play somewhere. If thi,
sets the eye q any one 10 our place who
- throw any light ON the matter the,
81 please advise Mr.. Bartlett.
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Geld.

NV rolx, Jams r. !
Gold continues unsettled coss-saeses u the scasci
~ Cash gold The bears ZORRO sips hesg ~ maize
their deliveries, paying per cent per dAy fhsy d
this in preference - bsy0s. IN tie hops tAt Afsr b.
udAs tue payment OF the gold interest by the frsasufy
will compel the bus TO dsgsU~Ahs nvs miiions thsy
are keeping ont Of the market The quotations opeaed
at lai u and went up 70 ~
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TIE ExHIBIrIoH. There was . fine
audience 10 attendance upon the closing
5 exercises of Prof. Jamieson's classical
school Last evening. The Thompson Lite
rary Society is young, but it acquitted
tSeif we'll, and gained laurels 1t Ibis, it's
Inst entrance upon public life. The Sc
! sections were we'll made and we'll recited
The original essays and destinations
wanted only greater brevity to be unu
sually excellent. But We give only praise,
Eand are not critical. The latter 10 not
nsaded 80 greatly as the former. The
industry to which praise incites will
1sighten culture and cure defects. The
sibllowiDg were the essays and declama.
l-tioss:
Latin Salutstory, s. B. Fry; Roll Call,
Z. @. Ford; Barbara Fritchie, D. L.
Howell; Men who never Die, W. G. Hill.
lie; The Ussful Young Man, D. r. Miller;
Nolthera Lsborers, w. M, Irwin; Greek
Selection, W. P. Tucker; Great Deeds
Require Sacrifice. A. McMickes; Death
Of Hamilton, /. J. Zwart; Manifest Des-
tiny, w. 8. Hubbell; The Historians
Pen, G. H. Carver; The Conquests of
sAlerandsr. E. Il. Lomax; Defence of our
Indian Policy. L. Lowe; Latin Selection,
E. K. Hart; Supremacy of the Law, J.
Hagerman; Valedicsory, R. NJ. Marshall
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@Two plo-nic parties went cut yester-
day. Episcopal and Pint BAptist. Would
have been glad to attend both of them.
Might have found IN ITEM Would have
found pleasant party and good time.
Couldn't properly apportion oarself to each
hence didn't go. We and not The excpr.
sisnists we're the losers thereby.
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g Lowry has received Madane De-
essess Illustrated Monthl5, for July.
eans among other desirable features
~ Song, "The National Jabilse. .
~ this number"
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- Hmnspss raft, the largest Of
Is s6sda.d down The rivsr yes-
sor bA-.1 the offender %
cakes, intended r. life.
party. 4"ath and sAy
.arat 4.
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TOR SALE-A to story bzfak dwell. !
- iss .i'h ses.s sis1ss., cellar. Atelnsss$
lin streets, In aoo1 aslGAbprhcsd. ~ M >nTzhes
sals; Pnss. sAaGo assaazsof = ~. "
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nor sALE-The vest half of q tive

story double brick Dwelling House containing si1
Fu0Da eseern good cellar hsuse PAINTED ssd ssk,d All
over 10 veil fenc IA n eu0d ors r. situated B~r
ths Of 18th aAd - pf1oG streets TIT. gocd
Fries n 80 8nquirs ~ H.D. TKN-klck.
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EOK SALE Twenty acres of beau,i-
~ fal Garden Grape Land on ard near the Missis
sppi river, about three mile above the city Keokuk
1itle god. Pries, 92occ. Enquire Of
Dch2 II. B. TRH-EYCK
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CONFEDERATE SrAIEs OF AMERlCA,
RICHNOSD, December l, 1851 J g
EVENT HIRT Y TREAS
~ EOTES.-In pursuance Of an net Of Congress,
approved November %, 1854, entitled can act &c
authorize the Secretary Of tie Treasury to exchange
coupon bonds for seven-thirty tycasus notes. hold
srs OF such Eotes are hereby NOTIFIED that after the
payment of the annual interest due thereon On The
first day Of january, 1865, upon presentation cfthe
Dcposdtaries fas dssgnatsd ~ fo0t4 viii issue eert
fcates therefor, With will enftlc the holders
coupon bonds payable thirty gears after The rstdg
q january 1868, bearing SIX Per cent interest from
the said hrst OF january, 1865, payable on the frA
days q January and. July IN each Year. The Ina.
surer, Assistant Treasures ard bepositar;es vi
make weekly reports TO the Register Of the Iressg
OF such certificates Issued at their Offices whererrtn
bords will be sent forward ia satisfaction Of sans-
The notes viii Be cancelled In the usual manner and
forwarded to the First Auditor.
s. q. 4. TRENHOLM,
Secretary Of Treasury.
Treasurer at Richmund, yiseirsiAxs
Assistant TrensaneiK ct Charleston and Mobile.
Uepos,ta1ies at Raleigh and Wilmington, North (s'
psposisaries = chAslestan and Columbia, soutaea-
Derositaries 1t asrsnnah and Augusta, Georgia.
DepoAtarics at Tallahassee, Florida, and Montgo.
merry, AlAb6mA.
Depositariss y Columbus Mississippi, aud lIousaa
and Marshall Iexas. ia s--ss
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Rs-ARREsr or A LuNATlc. -On Satur-
day morning last, in accordance with
instructions from the Hastings Court,
Deputy Sergeant Williams visited Castle
Thunder for the purpose Of taking to
,Staunton lunatic named White, who
, had formerly been sutler in the Con-
federate service. White was brought
down into the Office; but, during brief
absence Of Mr.. Williams, with that pecu
liar cunning which often characterizes
persons Of insane mind, he quietly walked
out q the building, and, proceeding to
tho Danville depot, managed by some
means to get on the Danville train and
leave the city. He Was yesterday re-
taksn in the neighborhood Of Burkeeille
a1d brought back to the city. Upon his
pekson Mss found various suffers papers.
~ uieAns Of some Of which, il is SUP
posed, b passed on the cars.
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isaatfb
II FIRE 1lS2ATCH C0ENTTAg-R00M HAS
DEEE REMOVED 10 I'm NORTHEAST coz.
NER or T1ilnyEEN1I ANDMAIN STREETS,
Qps.sf's Bailaiag,l IsfMEDIATEL} OPPOSITE
1Ha Old STAND.
x0c4L MATTERS.

ffusraxcs CovRr.-The Hastings Court
w.s in session yesterday, bat disposed Of
very little business
Under writ Of habeas corpus, the
Inlre discharged j. H. Clarkson from
ali liabilities to military service.
The case Of Isaac Jacobs, charged with
fsloniously obtaining money. under false
prctences firm Nathan Bernstein, was
continued till the next term, and the &C
cused was admitted to bail for his APP
pearance in the sum Of $40, 900.
The court thereupon adjourned till
this morning.
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Treasury DEPARTMENT.

TREASURY DEPARTMENV,(
RICHMOND, VA, November rs. 1861.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN TO
HOLDERS AND OWNERS OF CERTIFI-
GATES OF STOCK AND COUPON BONDS, issued
under the act of August 10, 1861, redecmah,e after
the LIST day Of january. 1865, to present the same
NEXT, or at any time thereafter, to the Treasurer
of the >Confederate States, one Of the Assistant
Treasurers OF the Confederate States or Pay De-
positary of the Confederate States, funds having
been placed in the hands Of said agents for the pur-
pose OF redeeining such stock and coupon bonds
No interest will be allowed on such stock ana cou-
pom bonds after January list, 1865
G. A. TRENHOLM,
de 7-eod2m Secretary of Treasury.
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.it~noon, and comm NJ 4osQ ustls Thun-
-; on ~ chaiksof disIc1aI aentiuents.
Among other acts. Of che prissner, va
that 81 refusing 10 take Oonfederata mo-
nev IN payment Of goods purchased from
him. IS nothing but gold and silver, he
said. would hereafter pass current there.
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CPECIAL NOTICE.-NEW SHOE
~ STORE.
TO THE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN OF RICH
MOND.
The subscribers beg leave to inform their custom
ers and the public in general that they have fitted
up beautiful SHOE STORE, on Broad street, be-
tween Sixth and Seventh streets, and they will open
on TUESDAY MORNING with a large assortment,
their own MANUFACTURED, consisting Of
Ladies' Gcatskin LACE SHOES,
Ladies' Calisisin LACE SHOES,
Ladies' Calfskin CONGRESS SHOES,
ladies' Cloth CONGRESS CATERS,
Ladies' SI.IFFEHS,
Misses and Children'S SHOES,
Infants SHOES,
Mems CAVALRY BOOTS,
Mems CITIZEN BOOTS,
Mems high OXFORD TIES,
Mems low OXFORD TIES,
Mems fine BROGANS,
Servants SHOES.
Also, ladies' and gentlemen's Boots and Shoes re-
paired. HARVEY, HELLINGS & co.
ia l6-6ts
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RUNAWAYS.

EIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE-
(. WARD.-Ws nte1, inform alton of MOSES,
a likely ,nulatto, thirty years old, about Ave
leet ten inches high. belonging to Captain I. c.
Morton lie was hired to the Richmond and Dam
vile railroad, went off with Wilson's raiders in
June, and is supposed to have been recaptured at
Rems's station. The above reward will be paid for
his safe delivery to rue, or $500 for useful inorma-
ton Of the sa1Ae. Address Chaplain PAUL. G.
MORTON, GoIdonsville, Virginia. ia lit
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ID UNAWAY.-FIyE HUNDRED
N DOLLARS REwARi,.-T.eft nv premise
on Tuesday last, the Sd instant, Az & TSTUs, a
mulatto boy He is twenty five years Of age; about
hye feet nine inches high with wen above his
boy is delivered to tie or bniined in the CITY iail
POWHATAN WEISIGER.
ia l0-iQtS No. lG7 Main street Richmond va
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MAroR's CouRr. "A very large number
of cases were docketcd for His Honor's
consideration yesterday. The following
list embraces those Of most interest to
the public:
James and Charles, slaves of Mrs.
Elizabeth j. Timbcrlake, were charged
with aiding and conniying at the escape
10 the Yankees of James, slave of Peter
Webster, and John, slave of DR.. Edwin
Epps. Information of the conduct Of
the accused was conveyed to Constable
Joseph G. Mettert, of Henrico county,
by the two negroes whose efforts to cs-
cape were being aided by them, and who
were arrested by him upon suspicion of
designing to leave their masters. They
were overhauled by Mr.. Mettert about
two miles from the city on Saturday and
brought back. James subsequently ac>
knowledged at the cage that it was his
intention to 60 to the Yankees, but
Charles denied the accusation. The two
negroes who it was alleged were to be
run off by the accused, appeared as wit~
nesSes and stated that Mrs. Undertakes
James persuaded them to leave their
owners, promising to put them safely
through to the Yankees for the sum OF
two hundred dollars each, which they
paid him. Neither of them had ever
talked with Charles on the subject, and
did not know whether he had anything
to do with the matter or not The Mayor
thereupon discharged Charles fro,n the
crime Of enticing slaves off, but held him
IS witness James was remanded for
examination before the Hastings Court.
James, slave of Peter Webster, and
John, slave of DR.. Edward Epps, (the
two negroes referred to above as having
paid two hundred dollars 70 be taken
across the lines, were, after hearing the
evidence against James and Charles, re
committed, BY the Mayor, to Jail till
their action can be further considered. 3.
The case against Israel, slave of Henry
Burns; Jordan, slave of Georgiana Char
tiers Lillian, slave Of William H. Tyler,
and Elizabeth, slave of Richard Talia-
ferro, charged with burglariously enter
ing the Confederate meat-store and steal
ing about twenty-five hundred dollars
worth Of fresh beef and pork, was taken
up and disposed Of by demanding the
accused for examination before the Hus-
tings Court.
James Melvin, charged.with unlawfully
receiving large lot of corn, oats, bags
and soldiers clothing, belonging to the
Confederate States, was remandcd for
Indictment by the Grand Jury. Bail
was allowed in the sum Of five hundred
dollars.
A large number Of negroes, charged
with petty thefts, insolence to white per-
sons, &c, were ordered to be whipped !;
after which the court adjourned
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT
CoSFEDxRATr STATES or AMERICA,

TREASURY DEpARTMENr,l
CoNFEDxRATE STATES or AMERICA,
RICHMOND, October II, 1864.
NON-T.AXA ABLE BONDS, FIVE
IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LOAE.--SliLE CON.
ffNUED.-Numerous applications having been
made for bonds at the established price Of one hun.
dred and tlrtyfye dollars and interest, under cir.
custances that entitle them to favorable consider.
alton, it has been determined to continue the sale
At the above price until further notice.
Agents for the sale Of these bonds are instructed
to act in accordance with this order and the a.ien.
ton Of disbursng officers Of the Government ,sr.
.icularly called to it. G. "A. TRENHOLM,
ia 2-.s Secretary Of the Treasury
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TREASURY DEPARTMEST, "
CONFEDERATE STATES or AMERICA.
n NYe, or rIII, ctIrfNIyI, r,I,xy q II TIE


r OANS ON THE SECURITY OF THE
4 FIVE HUNDRED MILLION SIX PR
CENT. EON-TAXABLE BOMBS. UNDER TIE
SEVENTH SECTION or TIE CURRENCY
LAW.-Deposits ON call xiu be received By tia
Treasurer in this city, Assistant Treasures al
Charleston and Mobile, and the Depostares st
Wilmington, Raleigh, Columbia, Augusta, savaa.
nah and Montgomery, and ce1.iEcates VIII he issued
for the same, bearing interest at the rate of four pea
cent. per annun, and secured by the hyrothecaton
Of an amount of the above bonds equal to the sum
Of these loans. The bonds to be set apart by the
treasurer, and the proceeds, when sold, applied cx.
,lusively to the payment Of tae said certificates.
The security and convenience afforded to banu
and other corporations, and to the public generally
by this mode Of temporary investment, and the e.
feet Of the measure, If generally adopted; in keep
ing the currency within moderate bounds, it is hopa
viii commend it to the favorable consideration Of tn
community and secure their prompt cooperation
carrying it into effect. G.. A. TRENHOLM,
j. Its Secretary Of the Trelury.
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By Hill. Dickinson & Co., Auctioncers.

GALE OF NEGRO MAN AT AUCTION.
~ In pursuance of decree Of the Sequestration
Court in the Of the Confederate States of Amc-
rlca against William J. Holiday, and Lucy r his
wife, alien enemies, will sell, ut the auctions
house of HILL, DICKINSON go on WEDNEs.
DAY, the 18th instant, at 10 O'clock, one valuable
negro man, named Fleming.
TERMS Cash. HENRY L. BROOKE,
ia - Receiver of District No. g.
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IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE ABOy]

NJ isIJLNIIi Ell I AT E416~II IL lfIO II
sale, We will sell two other TRACTS OF
LAND. viz:
LIST. Twenty EIGHT and half acres of WOOD
LAND, within hundred yards Of the Central
railroad near Pcakes turnout. adjoining the lands
Of Jams 7. Sutton and B..L Winston.
ID. Seven and three-dfth acres the east side of
the Central railroad about three miles from Rich
nlond, adjoining the lands Of Edmond s. DaveE-
port, George y. Pace and - Williamson.
TERMS Cash. GRUBBS CIVILIANS,
ia l6 Auctioneers.
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By Grabbs & Williams, Auctioneers.

1.-TWO FRAMED TENEMENTS, ON
THE EAST SIDE OF SEVENTEENTH,
BETWEEN CHRISTIAN AND RICHARD
STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-On WE'D
NESDAY, January l6th at IL O'clock NJ we will
sell at auction, upon the premises, TWO TENE-
MENTS, with three rooms each, situated as above
and occupied by Messrs. Barker and Beazeley. The
lot fronts forty-eour feet and runs back one hum
died and sixty-five feet.
TERMS: At sale. Purchaser to pay taxes for
1865. GRUBBS Il WILLIAMS,
ia ii Auctioneers
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TaEAsvKY DxPAs1MKsr.
C0NSEDKRATE STATES or ANknfcA.
Richmond, Va, August rs, 1854.

CONFEDERATE STATES or ANkifcA,
Richmond, Va, August Is, 1884,
DEGULATIONS FOR CARRYING
IL INTO EFFECT. THE ACT OF CONGRESS
APPROVED JUNE Is, 1864, AUTHORIZING
OWNERS OF REGISTERED EIGHT PR CENT
BONDS, ISSUED UNDER THE PROVISIONS on
THE ACT APPROvED NAY Is, 1851, TO Ex.
CHANGE TIE SAME FOR COUPON BONDS
Parties owning registered eight per cent. bonds
under the act Of Nay lG, 1861, desiring to exchange
them for coupon bonds, viii assign then,, in ia
manner pointed out in the printed endorsement On
the back Of the certificate. to the "Confederats
and cause them 70 be nrescaes - ths Re-. c..as
the Treasury Department, who will theieupon, in
compliance with the provisions Of the &C: Of June
IL, 1884, issue coupon bends for the amount specified
in the registered bonds 90 assigned.
G. A. TRENHOLM,
jt2-ts Secretary Of the Treasury.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-01-17
TERAsIRY DETACHMENT,
CONFEDERATE ETATEs OF AMERICA,
Richmond, July %, 1854.

ISAsAED TREASURY NOTES.-In or.
i der to promote, as far as practicable, the early
liquidation By the Treasury Of the OUTSTANDING
TAXED NOTES, the Treasurer, Assistant Tream.
ser, and Pay Depostares In the different States, as
hereby authorized to receive the said notes. except
the 410O notes. at 66s per oentun, on deposit ssu.
ing for Same certificates Of loan, upon kypotEsca-
be payable on demsnd after theexpirationd niletv
days.
And all agents Tor tho sale Of the above bonds az
hereby authorized to receive the taxed notes, With
when sold, at the rate Of 66l FER centum.
g. A. TRENHOLM,
1s2-ts Secretary Of the Treasury.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-01-17
ID UNAWAY.-ONE THOUSAND

ID UNAWAY.-ONE TIL OUSAND
LII DOLLARS KEWARD.--Ran away, on Fri
day, December so, a NEGRO BOY, about twenty
Eve years old, named HAMPTON JOHNSON. lie
is about FIVE feet six inches in height; weighs about
one hundred ana thirty pounds; black; good
many OF his jaw teeth are ont; and inclined to be
delicate. I purchased him about three years ago
from William Ga1nett. His wife lives On Seven
teenth street, near Austin's grocery. He can read
and write remarkably we'll lie has been working
in my foundry mechanic. I will pay ONE
THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD If taken within
the enemy lines, or FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS
II within our lines, and delivered to Hill, Dickin.
son Co. W. B. COOK, FOUNDER,
ia l4-6ts Eighth street, near Main.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-01-17

1.-TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOL
i LARS REWARD.-Left my residence, on the
FRANCES. She Is about FIVE feet six inches high !:
chocolate color well-dressed generally wears blue
tuIban Tie above reward will be paid if lodged in
jail, or otherwise, SO I can get her,
". II. STEVENS,
corner of Nineteenth and Franklin streets. or
SAMUEL PRICE & CO., Main street.