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Union TICKET.

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Z FrRsr WARD.
couSc1L-Pirst Brauch-ThoS II. Log 11 GoIIinS.
psoncb-Henrv K List, RlUah Day, WIN. O9 9.jn
1SSan Ootts Echool Commissioner " ,atts
sohooi Trustees-W. 3. Connolly Henry " SO''''
sIOoHD WARD.
;oeuScu-First Branch. Z. shhe. s eS%Sr.
Rranrh-I A. Arm6trOng, ThoA. =. BeARe.z -
ISsTf4eoree sDult schooI CommiBSloneEs-""nn
Bishop. Scnool Tf9dtee-J. +. wilson. g s4s 10.
Lae 81 5Th1RDs IEARD. ufBHAs
norS,1,r1r.z Frsk branch SEmI LauEhlin. second
BrSnchGJames BodIey, A. B. Caldwell, l; u. VIZ
liam, Isaiah Warren. Alderman-A. y; 10.nSOH'
School Comm isaioner-J, @. Orr. School trustees
G.. K. Wheat, ". B. Simpson. .ga=s
CouScr1-FirSt Brdneh-AleI. LGughln; SSoSna
Rranoh-D. i. Donsl, D. v. ThaTP, w RnISeS
G. a. Parks. Geo. Robinson. AldSrLn4SnaTTT
School Oommissioner-JOm Reed. School EFas e eS
%. J.CtaJ5f0Td; James 4Anndef.
FIFTH WARD.
CoUNc1I-First Branch-D. Lamb, second B5anSh
r Pratt, W. D. Lewis, Jas. Reed, s. Z. aildtetn'
Aiderman-J, G, McMannAway. school Oom!nss
eioner-A. G. Robinson. School Trustee4-1ohh
Goudy, 81. YallAoes - 80 ,7as-' :
SIXTH WARD.
CouScu-Flrst Branch-M. w. EchoB' second
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Wilson, Isaac GoudyS jacob SntdeF'
School Commissioner-A.G G. Robinson. School Trus-
tees-John Cloudy, Wallace
sHYISTH WARD. u.
CouScr1-First Branch-T. ]. Blair Second Branch
John FroW. School Commissioners Y. Hop
kins. School Trustees-Dr. ]. H. Connolly, II. U.
Morgan. oeoze-te
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REsULTs OF M1soEdEHATIoN.--Wendell
Phillips says that no pure race ever ac-
COmplished anything in this world, and
that all progress comes through mixture of
bloods. Mr.. Isaac Newton, COMMISSIONER
of agriculture, differs considerably with
Mr. Philips on this point. He says in his
last annual report:-e
municate most of the wees aad E6rmities
of their blooded ancestry and few of their
virtues, and a second or third out Cross
generally loses all trace, of the original
good blood. The disqualification of this
can be found nowhere more sharply de6n.
ed than in the crossing of the Caucasian
with lower type of humanity. The first
cross results in man interior to the pure
Caucasian, but superior to the Chinese, the
Indian, or the negro, from whom he may
have sprung. The second CROSS With an
other mongrel produces q being inferior to
either race. Persistent commingling with
the same blood destroys all traces of the
Caucasian element, and in the case of the
negro, at least, leads to scrOfula, impo-
tence and DEATH"
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GcntLemeH:-In reply to your communication in
which you 90 generously tender me a complimentary
6eneht, allow me to express my heartfelt tn anka-
assure you feel highly fattered In receiving
such testimonial from you. 1t will encourage me
In further Efforts to merit your appreciation. In
CONSEQUENCE otltmtted stay In the city, Ibeg leave
10 say Wednesday evening, January 4th, at WaIh
ington Hall. Your most o6't.
EDWARD D. LANGLEY
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ExHAusFIoN OF THE CouPEDERAoY.-That

EXHAUSTION OF THB CoNREDERAoY.-That
the rebels haze put their last man, negroes
excepted, into the ranks, there is no dopbt.
The fact is brought out insthe following
notice of the London Medical Times of
"Chisholm's Manual of Military Surgery
for the use of Surgeons ia the Confederate
States Army:n
"After three years of bitter experience"
says Dr.. Chisholm, tive are only noW1earD-
ing the art Of war;" and to this art all the
available male population is serving its APP
premiership. In most countries, as DR..
Chisholm confesses, the recruiting depart
ment endeaVors to select fit men; but in the
Confederate States the instructions are to
'alloW no one capable of performing any
duty to escape, rather than to select men
for their physical Petfectiou." Entire dis.
tricts have thus giTeRIpp their available
male population-the soniy men left be-
hind being the old, decrepit, MANNED
and diseased. But, as DR.. Chisholm plain.
" shows, this system does not work we'll:
'Many totally unfit for military duty ARE
forced into the ranksn Hence they go to
the hospitals, andtthere they are a burden
and expense to,:theirfcounlry, which they
would have served far more effectnanY if
allowed to have continued laboringin their
usual agricultural Or mechanical opera
lions. $3.50 al itta -
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Dividend.

WHEELING sAv1SGs INsr1rUT1oN,(
January 8, 1865.
THIS DiTeotos Of this Institution have this day de-
i clared a dividend Of ten (1O) per cent, on the
Capital Stock free Of Federal and State tax, pay.
able to the stockholders, or their legal representa-.
nTe9 on demhd. A. o. MCKEE,
Je4-St Treasurer,
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SEM;AN9AL sTArsMENT-sAVING's BANK

The undersigned, committee appointed to exam.
inethe Books Of the Savings Bank, do certify that
We have examined the same and found the foreqo
ing statOmdnt to be correct
w.C. BRoCKUNIER,
.L4I W. n. LIST.
,,,,.,, P. O. HILDRETH,
"heeunR Jan. = go. Committee.
The Diretora of this Bank have this day declared
erB on demhd. - IA p TTpRETu AOANE
-ye9 Treasurer q
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Tha People's Bank.

The Peoples Bank.
0PFICE No. 90 Main street, Wheeling, We.
" Money received on deposit. Interest paid on
special deposits.
.oid. Collections at homo or from abroad promptly
attended to. a
John Reid, Christian Hes.
J. T. Scott, 'S4t John FooklOr,
samr ]. Boyd, g3 Richard Garter:
BIN. EoFF, oaSh'r. --' -'- my0 r
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Honsa "a. onIo

A E b EtSs5built two story brick house; VA.
e. within three minutes walk Of g. p az
SSIS Ioeon given on the 1st Of Anil -
1T jtIII no t9tas easy. II not sold befure AnSjl
dec2a A'H''1' A. o. PARTRIDGE
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NOTICE.

OTH1ol OF FRlNKEIN INsnRlNCR COMPANY,
Wheeling, WA, Jan. 4, 1856. !
r HE Regular Annual MeetIngof the Stockholders
/ Of this Company will be held at the office Of
said Company, on Monday, January 9th, 1865. bet
tween the hours OF ten O'Clock q. M and three
o'clock p. M for the election Of nine Directors to
serve the ensuing year. N! @. ARTHUR,
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AN effort will be made at the approach
log session of the New York Legislature to
make it penal Offense to deface trees,
rocks and bridges with advertisements of
patent medicines and other wares equally
worthless. Such an act ought to be passed
by every legislature in the land. The
finest scenery up the Hudson, the most
picturesque spots at the White mountains.
and the trees and bridges of the favorite
walks and drives around our large cities,
are all deficed by these horrible advertise.
ments. The proprietors of these worthless
nostrums, who hire men to go arouad and
desecrate Nature in her sweetest and
choicest hooks, ought to pay roundly for it.
Nature belongs to God and Gods children,
and not tepateut medicine vendors.
a DErROIr merchant has discovered that
all the taxes imposed upon him by the war
and current payments for exchange. are
not equal to the tax upon him for exchange
growing out of the disordered system of
western currency for corresponding mum.
Der of years prior to the rebellion. Tbis
results wholly from the fact that the mi.
form government currency coming into
such universal use has reduced exchange
to mere nothing; while in $4,000 it ire.
queptly rose to 10 per cent for western
funds. 81
oNE of the many law suits growing
out of Gen. Buffers rule in New Orleans
is being argued before the supreme court
at Washington. 1t appears that a vessel
and cargo, the property of an inhabitant
of New Orleans, were seized by Gen. But
Ter, within his military Jurisdiction, four.
teen daysafter the capture of that citv.
and the question is whether his Ocupation
restored that portion of the territory of
the state of Louisiana to its condition
before the war, or whether this propertv
was cOnfsCable as prize of war on the
ground of being enemy's property.
The Richmnn6 Wb;, 49,
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EVERYBODY CAN FIND A PRES
EMIT FOR A FRIEND.
JESSE B. MELLOR
No. 1879 Main Street,
o.
doc2l WHEELING.
SIGN OF THE BIG BLACK BOOT.
ROBINSON. & BALL,
MAIN 81. .ooRNER M1RREr AIrRy

MAIN ST, CORNER MARKET ALLEY,
RE receiving goods daily in addition to the large
laid in early in the season They are Determined to
keep their stock of eastern goods complete 90 as
not 70 fatl to suit any giving them call. Buy
ing Tor CASH exclusively, and from the largest aud
best manufacturing houses, they can ofer superior
inducements to cash buyerS
- They also continue the manufacture Of Boots,
SHOES and CATERS, on more extensive scale than
ever being now enabled by the assistance Of first
class workmen and by using the best material to
furnish goods unsurpassed in style superior in aua
ity, and warranted to at, at as low prices as any
other establishment In this city. dec8
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DIYIDEN

The Directors Of this Bank have declared q
Dividend Of ten per cent. on the Capital Stock,
out OF the earnings of the last ix months; which
Dividend will bepaid to the ON demand
BEVERLEY u. EoPF, Cashier.
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Dividend.

Dividend.
THE PRE- AND MARINE INSURANCE COM.
Il PANY have thIs day declared a dividend OF 8,
per cont. on the Capital Stock, free Of Internal
Revenue Tax, payable on demand.
JOHN T. HOPKINS,
Wheeling, Dec. 81, 1854. lta4.1WI seot'y.
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'1'. 5Vu' 701'71ISu07' V9ly EesPeoEluHy1
n q Arthur, @. H. Wheeler,
II. P. shallcross, n w Edwards.
VIM. He. Payne, Howard W. Russell,
VIM. d. carothers, I. P. Hanson,
=; T. Brown, Henry O. Harbour.
warren spencer, ]. =. Baker,
Il. G. Harding, WIND Houston. ,..
John 8. Moody, j. Il. Hobbs,
Jas. II. Ewing, jr. VIM 8. Mckinney.
W, z. Trull. J. O. Wheat.
Henry Kellogg, jr. Mai. &. ". Stevens.
W, ?. Piper. Geo. g. Ross, - g.
H. 8. Jackson, Jesse B. Meilor
John X. Gardner, John Steel,
George Q, Black, ". II. Seward
O, EuEton.
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WHEELING, W. Va, January 2. 1865

z. D. LANGLEY ESQ.,
Dear Sir.-The undersigned, deuirous of giving ex.
preston to their respect TOR you 3 correct actor
aud their appreciation of the efforts you ave dis.
played to cater to the amusement of the public,
Wonld tender you a complimentary benefit.
The fact OF your commencing your theatrical ca
reer IN ts city adds incentive to their wish to give
old friend.
Ifthis meets with your appreciation, please desig-
nate such an evening for your benefit will best
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STOCKHOLDERS MeetIng.

TNHERE will BIO meeting of the Stockholders OF
~, the First National Bank Of Wheeling held at
the BAnht g House on TUESDAY, the 10th dAy Of
January next, between the hours Of 10 a. M and
for the ensuing year. y W
By order Of the Board.
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Administrators. NotiIcIa.

Administrators Notice.
HAVING been appointed administrator OF The
49, eSsate Of the late Col Joseph Thoburn, de-
estate % present the same TO me duly certifed to
~ 3Staement. Persons knowing themselves 10 be-
promptly. - S''-. @--1 ''st'
RuFing his last visit to his family, Colonel Tho
~ medical attendance TRoSs bills are lin NV
psseSsion: will retain; them for a reaSonabie
Cngth Of time to give an Opportunity for such as
eslre 70 do So to settle their bills without unnscss
saEy eost either to the estate or themselves. -
UsC%9-4m JAMES WILSON
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FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE CO..

FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE co.,
WHEELING. Dec. 18th, 1854
TNHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE srOCK-
p HOLDERS ofthiS Company, for the election of
nine Directors to serve the ensuing year, viii he
held 1t the office ofthe Company, on MONDAY, the
"a Day OF January next between the hourS or 10
deoaa!2E = JOHN z. HOPKINS. sso,u.
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WHRELma, ". Va, Dec. 3oth, 1874
Il thE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE sTofIR
Il HOLDERS Of this Bank, and election for niSsoS
Tors OF the Parent Bank and Branche o. a. WelISbnr
and Arkersburg, will be held ct the Banking Hon q
~ wheeling on TUESDAY, the seventeenth dSv ~
January pe1t between tho hours Of eleven o5ejoSIr
A. n. and three O'Clock P. II.
deca-td a. LAME, Cashier
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Dividend.

THE Directors of this Company have declared a
l. Stock Dividend Of Atty per cent upon the Capi-
tai stock paid in ont of the earhugS Of the last sig
mouths. 34.-.#'J.h N. O. ARTHUR,
iR4-St Is. L.asg Secretary.
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ARPIES - Q G5
A PPIEs FOB SALE, in good shipping orasr.
~ Apply to SIS. BOViR 4 CO.
oec9S e Is Monroe street, wheeling. ". Va. b
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Annual lection.
-s-l,5 MERoHAHFs 4 MRcHAH1Cs BAEr.l
WHEELING, Dec. q, 1854.
NEHR Annual Meeting OF the Stockholders oy tbis
n Bank VIII be held at their BAnkInR.honSe In The
eitysot wheeling on Monday, the eth day Of Janu.
sry1 next being the second Monday Of aid month";
between the hours Of II, A. M and 9, p nj. for The
purpose OF eleottng nine directors for the nHrSnt
saDk and seven directors for each Of the branohes
at Al9rgantoWn, OlArksburg and PIT. Pleasant.
aecza I'd - = s. BRADY na.hiar
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FOr Nale,
Elechon.
For"8 Sale.

Two FRAME DWELLING HOUSES. EACH
u Two Stories high, with good Pump in the yard.
satd houses occupy tWothIdB of lot 26 Main Street
Any person, desiring information about said7
houses will please call at Ander5onIs Shoe stsFe
opposite the Grant House lASb
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isl - Ns~ C6l11 1sSIiiA. Thess sniasd
sfJtsfies eontaln4 hdl,dsa and afly
FL Mons q inhabifs1ls incladine ihs
t4sni SIT Mil lions 81 The British isle4
Alto - conmerc;al marine, two fints 40
~ eisnts tos.sks It's inmsns;ty .kaown
~ - nearly thirty thousand vessels,
in sdiag those propelled BY steam, 81.
sides eight thousand in The, colonies; and
ina single ysar il exports more than
9ee 600 900 cotton goods n amount
f. . single article greater than the whole
export Of the na.nxfactures Of Framed for
e1erJ thing put together.
And so. GenexaI Sherman, who has
ta1llen 6avann.h. is gong to take Lon
1Ie NiA p;teh his tent in Hyde
rsfk! U6. Mogr pdissanty 1T We
toriA and the House Of Lords hasten to
tho ihoTe, with ropes about their necks,
in token Of submission!
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ORGANIZATION By THE PBE8I-
Is DENT. APPOINTING j DAY on FAST.
ING, HUMILIATION And PyAYER. WITH
THANKSG1vNG.-Ihec Congress Il tie Confsde-
Eate States have, BY joint resaution, invited ~
to appoint day Of puslic fAstne, Installation ana
prayer, with thantsejving to Almighty God.
!. Il is o,lr solemn daty, It AZ tmes and mors es-
pecially i, season Of publie trial and adversely
to acknowledge our dependence ON Its mercy, and
to bow in humble submission before His footstool
confessing our manifold sins, subplicating HIS ma
cious pardon, imploring His Divine help, and de-
voutly rendering thanks for the many and great
blessings which he has vouchsafed to us s
Let the hearts Of our people turn contritely IL
trustflly unto God let us recognize in His cla =.
stcning hand the correction Of a. Father. and suh-
mssively pray that the trials and s,iferines which
have So long borne heavily upon MS may be turned
away by His mercifnl love; that Ills sustaining
grace be given to our people. and His divine wisdom
impaired TO our rulers; that the Lord Of Hosts viii
be with our armies. and fight for us against our
enemies; and that lie win srasicusly take our cause
into His own hand and merciully establish for ~
lasting, just and honorable peace and independece
HAnd let us not forget to render. unto His holy
name the thanks and praise which arc % Justly due
for His great goodness, and for the many merciss
which He has extended to Us amid the txials and
snfferings Of protracted and bloodyswar.
Now. therefore, I, JEFFERsoN DAVIS, Presi-
dent Of the Confederate States Of America, do issa,e
this my proclamation, appointing FRIDAY, the
10th day Of March next as day Of public fasting,
humiliation and prayer, with thanfsgiving,) FOR
Invoking the favor and guidance Of Almighty
God = = and DO earnestly invite all soldiers and
citizens to observe the same in aspirit Of reverenee
penitence and prayer.
Given under my hand and the seal Of
SEAL. the Confederate States, at Richmond, this
49, twenty 6fth day Of January, in the year
i've. - JEfrEHSUW DAVIS:
By the President:
]. r. BExJANIN, Secretary Of State.
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BY J. A. cowARDlN . CO.
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Daily hgper. --1'or one year, osx auxDH.e nor.
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TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS; one month, TEN Doi.IArs.
Agents and News Dealers viii be farnished 4
ralarS DplLARs per hundred copies.
All orders must be accomplished With the money.
70 insure attention; and all remittances by mail
win be at tho risk Of those Who make them.
Adees1isiay. Advertisements will De inserted a
the rate Of THREE ponLARs per square for each I'M
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Larger sdsertisements in exact proportion.
Advertisements rubfished till forbia w;Il, -.
charged THREE DelIAas pcr square for every inser-
tion.
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asS CAss,EEs Of the DispsseA win be
required to pay THIRTY DorLAKs per one
hundred copies for their papers; and, As
: consequence, will be compelled TO
charge their patrons TWO DOLLARS AND
FIFTY CENTS per week for the paper.
Single copies of the paper, in the Office,
FIFTY CENTS.
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VOLUME XxVII,I..
OFFICIAL.


IERTIFTCATESOF OF FINDEDTEDNESS
~ BEARING SIX FER CENT PER ANyTL
INTEREST AND FREE FROM TAxATION.--Ys,
the fourteenth sActlon Of the act To reduce thn anr
r-ney, approved February II, lS64 the eccrrtnrv 3,
the Treasury sauthorised % isssse tho ADORE cert
fea:es payable two years after The ratification cf
treaty Of peace with the United States They can.
net be sed, hat only TO be issued 10 such cvi
tors o. ihe Government are willing TO receive En-.
same in paynsent Of their demands. They must Ala
The attention Of purchasing agents and d;sh,rs.
ing officers Of the Government In called to thi. cisss
efrub.ic securities AS efering peculiar advantage
se boasht ana to facilitate the use Of them. chrens
drawn by d;seursing officers upon the depositaries
holains these funds. and marked across the fac
"!ayish.e IN certificates Of iAdebtedncss, will b.
paid in conformity Herewith.
Depositaries are hereby authorized and required
to compsy with this regulation, and to make arpli.
cation to the Register Tor supplies Of certificates q.
required. tSenedi g. a. TRENHOLM,
4 y 2~-ts 0ecgotaxy 0f Treaaasr
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TnEAsraY Dgy sgTMENT,
CoStEpERATs STATES Or AMERICA,
RICHMOND, October u, 1864.

MONTANA BILE BONDS, FIVE
u Y HuNDRED-MILLIoN LOAN.-SALE CON-
8iNuED.-Numcreus applications having been
adc for bonds at the established price of one hun.
afed and iirty-iive dollars and interest under cir.
rnStances that entitle them to favorable consider
t.on, 1t nas been determined to continue the sale
u the above price until further notice.
Agents for the sale Of these Bonds are instructed
act in accordance with this order and the atten.
ion Of disbursiag officers Of the Government is par
1lcnarly called to It. q. A. TRENHOLM,
aG-ts Secretary of the Treasury.
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TREASURY DEPAErMENT,l
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA. { +,
Il OANS ON IIlE SEGIIRIrHN (llN TN u

OANS On THE SECURITY OF TIE
Il Il FIVE HUNDRED MILLION SIX PER
CENT. NON-TAxABLE BONDS, UNDER THE
SEyENTlI SECTION OF THE CURRENCY
LAW.-DePosits on call will be received by the
Charle,ten and Mobile and the Depositaries at
Wilmington, Raleigh, Columbia, Augusta, Savan-
nah and Montgomery, and certificates viii be issued
for the same, bearing interest at the rate OF four per
cent. Per annum, and secured by the hypothecatiou
OF an amount Of the above bonds equal to the sum
Of these loaIs. The bonds to be sat apart hu 4ha
Treasurer, and the proceeds, when sold applied
clnsiyely to the payment Of the said certificates.
!. The security and convenience afforded to banks
and other corporations, and to the public generally,
by this mode of temporary investment, and the eff
feet Of the measure, if generally adopted in keep
ing the currency within moderate bounds it is hoped
Will commend it to the favorable consideration of the
community and secure their prompt corporation n
carrying !: .;nto effect q. A. TRENHOLM,
il Pts ~ Secretary of the Treasury.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT..
CoNpEpKaAYx STATss OF AMERICA,
Richmond, July %, 1864.

TAXED TREASURY NOTES.-In or
4 der to promo:e as far practicable the early
hqui3stioa 5y III, Treasury Of the OUTSTANDING
TAXED NOTES, tie Treasurer, Assistant Treasu-
hereby authorized to receive the said notes. except
the 500 notes, at 6si per centum on deposit, issu
ing Ter same certificates of loan, upon hypotEsca,
tion OF non-taxable bonds The said certicatcst t1
he payable en- demand after theexIration OF NINETY
days.
And all agents for the sale Of the above bonds are
hereby authorized to receive the taxed notes. with
The exception above named, in payment Of bonds,
Wien sold, at the rats Of 663 per centlnn
g. A. TRENHOLM,
lets Secretary Of the Treasury.
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g 30 6rst deoisioo of " II ~ 4
Chase h the limited ,6ia6ss ji11ls
Court IS thst West yisiata 8 ! lily :
State e any ono kils t -
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OoaxEDERArE SrAIxs OF AMERICA.
kichaond, Va, August 2c, 1884.

u EQUATIONS FOR CARRYING,
IN INTO EFFECT THE ACT OF CONGRESS
APPROVED JUNE l3, 1864, AUTHORIZING
BONDS, ISSUED UNDER TIE PROVISIONS OF
THE ACT APPROVED NAY lG, 1861, TO Ex,
CHANGE THE SAME FOR CoUPON bombs
Parties owning registered eight Per cent. bonds
under the act Of May Is 1851 desiring to exchange
them for coupon bonds, will assign them, in tie
nsn'ier pointed out in the printed endorsement op
the back Of the certificate, TO the s.Coniederate
States OF America, in exchange for coupon bonds
ami cause them to be presented to the Degister Of
the Treasury Departpent, who will thereupon, in
compliance With the provisions of the act OF June
ao4 issue coupon bonds for the amount specific;
Il the registered bonds SO assigned.
G. A. TRENHOLM,
)sZ--'s Sectetary Of the Treasury.