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POSTSCRIPT.
FEOM NEW YORK.


NLH 1Olshs 1alutQAy% sauuafF ~.
The Present Campaign.
The Times, edltor1ally, considers the present
campaign, begun by Sherman, a. the finishing
campaign Of The rebellion, and thinks it makes
the West, reinfofces Sherman, Terry and Grant
II looks TO see the present movement carried to
succesatnl Termination. and hopes Mf. Blair will
sary to accomplish pcaco ID the destruction Of
Lees army.
New YonK, Jan. ea.-1ae "bul1 - clique who
toesea gold up last night still controlled tho mr.
dwindled down to at5.
The Weather.
The past week has been the coolest Of the sea-
fo3: f9: Ihts Rasn'ng tho thermometer markell s.
4 number Of the 51st New York regiment Just
day. Thtey WcseroR Ss lie Slaughter pea At Milan,
ca, md present pihful appearance, They give
sad history OF their trcatsncnt- -.
The Blair Mission. :
The UeFnEd's Washington special says Mr.. Blair
reports plenty Of pence men In RIchnond, and.
much wranglng and di7tafon among robel leaders;
but all are 50 jealouasand waschfal Of each other
fcial overturcs foF cessation OF hostilities, aud
therefore It has been determined by them, not
withstsndtug ali their recent disasters, to make
uue more desperate effort. by placing negroes in
their armies and more vigorously enforcing The
eonscripdon OF white men, to achieve their 1nde-
The Neralds Washington special says the SEN
alto Finance Gonamittee sre about equally dftided
on the papeF duty question. Tho friends Of the
measure hope to report it back early next week.
The Rebel Naval Attack -.
a General who arrived here to-aay from City
Point which place be lett yestardaEt sayB all the
rebel vessels have returned from the James River
as,- - pneSrion as tisfr fs now r1n hat md
iron clad enough 70 take caro- Of all such ad
vcntureFt' - =
TO ne h1hnaned.
,hs The s II a!v apnd Rchsrd.an ON mi
Committee on the conduct Of the War, and The
.Ns1a !stssE T' a. furnish ~fiF'ea.s'a'sen'' n detail
protection to Lake Commerce.
De1ec stions rom nearly al the Lake cities arc
in Wash h;neton pressing upon ne Government for
aaa oomp
fntnfc. Mayor senior md Hon. 4. q. Fs;sans or.
sesssy on ths % .aeject nj md presented resolutions
wero graciously read.' :. ,,.-1
pe. a,s; isr 's,tsr
rf,a1 n 1sr.e renforcerents for Shernan.. asm9
The tToops 20 hr received ne veterans.
.r.. ptoh,,,n1 M,nateh = ,,ass ssi,. t1c....
n,t,9 md n thjrtx sof,.zs sss ~ ~ cgna
as.9g,e Richmond Eaai1t IT a1,a * =,
R5.gg feaseeB n5 saTs s;n.s ass
tnnsetea 1esidant Enxs u1 Sm e. nss dons
much 70 aesnIte III nmhYic ~ a,s 5,etainsa 1
h'9 y ~ +; Fl = aer
tcuvorin& 70 sal. upon !, as.3. & o. , os'
fstfoe o. se sed ia aea lot dine
tbatthe telsace WIS ~ raieesa ~ e.
The EnQaFfT an1onneSs ~ ne 81 y M,e1E ei5"
F5anees nf1feS n tha a. ns1 M sd conaned Il
Castle ln9Mnoss. ln9M;;o,, n,,r,of of fbs-eo,b s.vs.
Ths,- IT, 1n..es Il Fort fise1 are over hnndfsi
T,lied md teas s!e haadrsd xOuaasd RI
1hoe lo3s IN H. X onssn5 tba ri
not less 1nah 80 ses.ftssas Tho III ~ o.hcr fnr+s
Of Eolt ~ SsInN irs EyerTthine he1ozg New IN
let Is IN the po"s. .ssx;nm hi thst dnes NJ ~
already IN G1s nasses,on of the toTn or vii
msan f%!9s5nE a6 of TsisS sSS1ds +
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New YonK, Jan. a3.-Thc morning papers arc
tllled with pecae gossip In connection With Mr.
Dlafr'A viaitto Richmond. The 79naes and Ir1r[d
say his negotiations nnve proved failure. Tho
Tribune says the result is unknown to OUTSIDERS.
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THE REBEL GEN. RODDY DE-
SFRTA THE REBELS AND IL
PARD0NED BIZ TIE
PRESIDENT,
The Michigan Supreme Court De-
eide Against the Soldiers.
a. VOfe.- :. =. -. =.
'VsHe
$4,000 SLAVES WITHIN ONE
LIRE AT SAVANNAH.
Louisiana Congratulates Missouri
- and Tennessee.


i New appointment for Brig. Gen.
Snxton-Ntore National Ranks-Con.
Eressional matters-AnaiFa In the
Department of tfle SOutAs
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NEW Yonsz- Jen. es.-Roheft Cobb Kcnnedy, a
near relative Of Howell Cobb, 10 trial by court
martial here, privately, charged with being one
Of the hotel incendiariea. he IS now being tried
being rebel spy.
The h*s's Washington special says fire oc-
was soon extingutshed with little damage.
Seven millions Of pcrcnssInns shipped an ordt-
nary freight from this port, have heen seized On
, 1865-01-29

=. WAsnrNaros, Saturday: Jan. as.-Thc House
se 1s The
ing tho intention to take vote on it on Tuesday,
Highly, Of California, spoke in faror Of the amend
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THE NEW SENATOR FROM
KENTUCKY.
HIS Position ON the Slavery Gu est1on.

FRANKFORT, Ky., Jan. II.
There was q supper last night, given to the
members Of the Legislature, By Mr.. Guthrie,
Powc1l's successor In the United States Sem
ate, which wns splendid affair.
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FROM NEW YORk,

A Rebel IIolel 1surner on Trfal-Ffre
In the War Department-SelzuFe Of
CoutTnbaud~ &C., Gcs
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Nem a1bertisements.
NEW SKIR!,E

G~oT 1866
new ant great Invention IN lie q, STIR,
THE DtPLEX Elliptic (OR Do1;u,r, ar,--
6FI:lNG. ni6aL
VESTS, BRADLEY cauv
tLste J ]. 4 J. o. VEST
" Chambers Street, New York.
ArS Us ..e;s OF the pstent. aud exclusive mann
j. ". BRApLEI.S PAIFNTED DUPLEX RL11Pr1o
STEEL SPRING 8AlRTS. -"
e 1nM M!oEenuon totgtsSs Of Duplex Tor tYo1 H1fnts~
@ p finxs lnEenleusy bEsIuea nZhtiy md 1fniT
elss, eoze TO edge, mating the tou2he I, mot
bnr fha se1ssis s1o durable spring ever nsed oas-
Il nse ~ ~ 1.p n. to psec sna fold tue tkft when
fhr nntr ~ 0tets sntfeIy ohyistta 1ll d enctT
s,s Sotcurnt to uocp Shirts yix: khe snnnT..-
eronst 80 1s Hesser ~ Ee4 the p.hie sspscI1.lV IN
us a<temoi.ee. earrIsges, ras.fosu csrs rf13rc+e
aF5 e. Wded pscs, Ifs.rn the tilcnf1 ~
Sun2. A9. m - ocGup.tn< srA .nsrs 3fhi1
IT, fsmSFea the dlsac untic ixin. tnestit
~ e .nd alsaetrica form md Il tEe Hsht
ott tsftah SID sfaeetuI rpearxncs Tnr tns<
Snr1r. sI,r "pfaa. promenade OF house DIES ,sI1
ventrGss "a es.s9re cout1rt aud eseat soa.
Is n a e.v tng ns9t rs , q the b d
~, eeMior7ahle and ec.nnmicai HStrt tn1ds W.
stan@ VII r. sppp led as sboye. aud Gt4hse I'm IN
orIs and 5adie* u m9st NJ. Ia ts'
cit9 snd m5ogihq1s fnq ; the 91rfept States.
bUsLE$ ELInrlc spntsa sKrrs /.
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The Quota Of Wisconsin-0r@an1z
tlon Of the 49th HeSlment-Leglsia-
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GbifaaD Wrlbnne.
SUNDAY. JANUARY 20. 1895.


THE HORSE RAILROAD MEETING.
The people Of Chicago came to Bryan Hall
On Saturday evening, aroused to sense Of
1hc fraud sought to bc put upon them, In the
1ill which has recently passed the Lcgisla-
lure, giving away the rights Of thrhe genera
1'cns Of their postcrisy. The horse railroad
men were there too. It was easy to sec on
entering the hall tint the same means which
Lad been used to push the swinile through
The Legislature, had not been neglected at
home, but that as extensive efforts as It was
in the power Of three wealthy monopolies,
employing hundreds ofmen, to mako, had
been made to pack the meeting with con-
<!uctors, drivers, ostlers or other employees
Of the companies. Between two and three.
hundred Of these men were driven In In
squads of ftom half dozen to a
dozen each, under railroad stockholders who
seated them in the front seats occupying two
+or three rows across the entire width of the
hall. When the hour arrived; however, the
people Of Chicago began to pour In until two
Thousand citizens filled the hall, the galleries
and stairs, many remaining standing. The
! platform was occupied by many of our most
prominent men, and the general tenor and
cu7ent Of the meeting was so enthusiastic
5aud overwhelming in Its condemnation OF the
= 6Tfndle that even the feeble and ignorant
minority which had been marshaued into the
hall TO vote for their employers, were awed
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Missouri o. A. F[ss. Fleeing the Wrath
TO Conle-The Rebel General Noduy
Converted to UntonIsm,
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Nem aDnertts111ents.

pECORDED!-That Everitt's,
LII Lake the place to 70 to for Pictures
o. - the huna fsce d1ytas." kqusl to4ny fSken In
49, ''' Ws1. II. EVER1TT, Proprietor:
R&Y MAS t}per jtor ta29 .sI{7 It
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lffoln Our Own Cortespandent,1

preak ont q lhe Se:th, nnd ihat IN FnFiishmsa
had come to Chicago 10 tak,, command Of tho
prisoners Of war who were to be released; thatha
did no, rive nc their names. Tho prisoner told
adn hS We SesT n so1f s q as
This conversation was on ths=ttrcot as We were
So
fore me- vas going out first when be called me
to stop for him to accompany me. During the
spoke oi wns St Legcr Grcniell, and he gave mo
to unde9stsnd that twas. Anderson slla thatno"
thcy had found leaders IT was dcteEG,iued to re-
member telling him that l had been asked to Join
| n party 10 the North which was called tho Iberty
parry. l do not know what the soaoty Is, o. my
them, but he told me it was secret Organization
Mhose object Vas to release Southern prisoners IN
.thH.EoIth; II Is the same organization which i
the9 z Cincinnati. The man VINO asked me VA: M
samuel @ T. Thomas tSensation.l Anderson did
not tel ,s NJ ANYTHING about The nnmoer Ct prison.
were to b released they wou1d be united with the
SoHs ef Liberty and III would he commanded By
: gart.nc the amnes!y order was derived from 0cn
Boyle. Ia,teEwHras found that N such order hsd
been ds:nea i9 Sla pet any Fsdeta1 pa
isrtle fsvc never been il ia sc1vice M &C of @ tas
| United ClatEb. usFE xctElFE0 no money Tor {nJ
services i4 thia case, nor have any promise 81
Il. expectation u any: What have SAID. I hays
J.! -, ::;:t GROSS Ex&H1HAr1oF.>
| Bv Jvdoe. .Rey on bthalf ef Andtrsoa,-rn.s
spoke Of ihe Conversation bad with Gel FL Arass
ron to friend named Je4Fey4; on nc sth 95 lot!
| ~ tfft month in this city. His namn II Dr.
j JeafsJs.'' @ ~ / do not Eaow where he liyss:. "a
i here 1t The time on ptivatn bustncts q my oEn
believe fhst now be ts detective Ia the sersie
Of The Hovrrnment, hut did nut know Il when
talked to him. He commenced. tae enS1ect IN
not me. As said the conversation with Ande!
ron vas On The street / met htuln Mr. Rodtord'
bookttore M Ben Rcafo.a ~ REs;e11 1S Ho
left the place. I had not been drinking that da!
nor did Anderson seem 70 have been either; IN \
During onr conversation we drank once togeshe
at Walkers, Exchange. he SAID that hta lite va
| now In peril thal revolution would soon br2a
; ont In The North, and that Ill! who hsd tskan th
amnesty oath would DO arfcsted, a. the plot VA
rn.Eeeted ofheing their work. He said he Wasgoin
!. right aw1y, but dId not say where. He did nc
sy that he Was going South : Did not mention t
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Tie authorities at Washington were get
ting into trouble about the draft A des-
patch frvm there says:
The commission annnin,,ttc I'd BY Governor
Fcnton, 81 A4:5 York, to endeayor to. Sc
cure from the War Department decrease
10 the quota Of this State. under the last
call fnr trosps has, so far, met with little
success. They aro to have another inter
view with the President to-day.
Pennsylvania, it is understood, is pro-
testing vigorously, through voluminous
correspondence on the part of Governor
Curtin, as we'll as by delegation in atten-
dance here, against the quota assigned to
that State. Her claim is based upon the
principle, which Governor Curtin asserts
is established by existing laws, that in ev-
| cry case tie nan shold be counted without
reference to his term of service. This is
at.variance with the assurance given By
the War Department last year, and will
End no favor unless clearly established as
legal proposition. AS most Of the pre-
vious enlistments Of that State have been
for one year, the adoption Of this principle
would reduce the quota of Pennsylvania
from forty-6ye thousand, now allotted, to
about thlrty-five thousand
Illinois, the State which. claims both the
President and Provost Marshal General
has heavy quota assigned to her-some-
thing over thirty five THOUSAND.
Iowa. which has continued the steady
system Of volunteering between the drafts,
escapes entirely.
The disparity in the enrolment ID the
various States in proportion to their popnla
ton Is very great. Pennsylvania is said
70 have nearl. ...s a.::.....1.ed thousand less
lnen enrolled than the State Of New York !,
but on the 0 her hand, New York has a
much larger numbtr of credits. amounting
IN the aggregate to something over one
huhdl ed thousand years Of service.
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JUST rus THE BLOCIfEHE,

THEsubscriber very respectfully informs the
i Citizens, (especi ally his friends) of Staunton
and itr vicinity that he has just received direct
from Wilmington. variety Of articles, which they
are respectful Y invited to call and examine.
Having Lost his former stock of goods by the
ankoes during their stay in Staunton, which
WAS to him very serious loss. He confidently relic
upo. generous public for liberia patronage.
Amongst the variety Of articles received he begs
leave to eaumerate the following.
Bleached Cotton, Gents Shirts and Collars,
white and 'colored. Colored Shirts, at SIS; Pins
and Needles, CASTLE. Sosp, Factory Goods for
Gents wear. Suspender Buttons, Superior Cot
ton Yarns, from Columbia, North Carolina.
Calfcbes, assnrted very cheap, French Corse It's
Superior quality, Spool Cotton, white and colored
Gents Drawers, do Fine Silk Scarfs, and Fine
Silk glazed Caps, Suspenders. Tow-ling, Envoal-
ooes. Letter paper, Pens and Pen Holders. Fancy
Soaps. Dress Combs Fine Smoking aud Chewing
Toqacen- Cigars. Powder and shot.
All Of Which will bs be sold accointnocatin
terms at the Store house formerly occupied BY l..
b. Waller, next door to the Marble yard, Main
Street, A call is respectfully solicited.
G. E. WOOD.
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The undersigned very respect u " informs the
citizens Of Augusta. the adjacent counties that
having furnished himself with a complete set OF
ma chnery. he will re-estsbli.h his Factory in thu
county Ct RI ckbridge, and commence operations
in the course of six weeks. Having removed to
place Of safety his stock Of CLOTH, prior to the de-
struction of his Factory, at Port Republic. by the
anknes, he is prepared tic exchange cloth
for wool, upon the following terms: One yaid OF
cloth for two pounds Of clean warned wool.
N order to MAXI it more convenient to those
who wish to make an exchange, he. has made ar
r.-g.nenta with Mr.. A. Lynn. at Che Vindicator
Office, Stauntun to receive and receipt for the
wool. The cloth will be delivered at the same
place ii desired.
hose not disposed to barter their wool, will
find a purchaser by calling on. MIR. Lynn. who
will pay the highest mark ct price.
Aug. 49, IT, A. 3. TAEQUARY.
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NEW DAILY PAPER Richmond
PROSPECTUS.

ryNlIE undersigned propose to publish daily pa
per. under tho title of the '.klCHMONU
AERALD.' On or about the 10Th Of January next
1t will be entirely independent in politics. but
will nevertheless accord to the administration n
just support in all measures which. in the opinion
o: its conductors, may be deemed promotiye OF the
good Of the eau e i'll which We engaged
proper criii cisln Of ouch acts as may be deemed
adverse to this object, will be. Of course, consis
rent with the in dependent character under which
the paper is TO be inauguratcd.
In tic matter Of General News II will be found
to keep pace with the leading journals ofthe@ day,
while it will hare added to it in the matter of iinan-
ciaf ihtel ligence feature such as, venture to
say. no paper in tie Confederaey can boas. Of
Et ito! as from the pen of one Of the ablest fnan-
cial writer's in this any uthc: country win be
pres nted in each. number
'r Reasons n t now proper to be mentioned we
10 lear TO give the names ct those who sh all com
pose tn. regular editorial staff: but we fiatt
selvrs that>s4 hen they shall appear. they will be
found to constitute such an array of talent as can
not bt excellcd on this ontinenl.. !,
The well known chars:ter of the Individual
whose name appears below. as stencgraph!c re
porter. furnishes we presume. a guarantee that,
in all that relates to important political speeches
aud debates whether in legislative assemblies or
out OF tn m, the ..HERALD" will present advan
tages tanly not to be efcelled BIZ any paper in
the Confederacy.
ted and taken to disseminate tie earliest in
teigence which proper regard for the welfare OF
that great element of national wealth aud power
shall den ard.
In the matter Of correct oruercial intelligence.
equal zeal shall be manifested. object being to
. assign to each of these departments an editor OF
known ability and exnerience.
Arrangement SeAre on floor BY which to secure the
earliest foreign news, and the paper will contain
such editorial talent as will fully eIuc,date the
bearing at foreign diplomacy upon Southern inter-
est.
In short, tsTfE RICHMOND HERALD" will
be found to inc every feature of interest
mand.
The enterprise is respectfully commended to the
favor and patronage Of the citizens Of che Southern
MI tie pspers q the Confcderacy will copy till
P. KEAN co. !.
Richmond.
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Pr &C ,amation ~ the Preside t, Ap
pointing day Of Fasting, HumiIia
ton and Prayer with Thanksgiving

pointing day Of Fasting, Humilia
ton and Prayer with Thanksgiving
The Congress Of the Confederate States
have. BY joint resolution. invited me to
appoint day of public fasting, humiliation
aud prayer, with thanksgiving to Almighty
God
It is our solemn duty, at all times, and
more especially in season Of public ad-
versity and trial, to acknowledge our de-
pendence on His mercy, and to bow in
humble submission before His f1otstool,
confessing our manifold sins. supplicating
His gracious pardon. imploring His Divine
help, and devoutedly rendering thanks for
the tnany and great 'essings which He
has votichsafed to u.s.
Let the hearts of cur people turn con-
tritely and trustfully unto God let us re
oognize in His Christening hand the corre.-
ton of a Father, and su5missively pray
that the trials and sufferings which have so
long borne heavily upon US may be turned
awar by His merciful love, that His sus-
timing grace be given to our people. and
His divine wisdom impaired to our rulers !:
that the Lord Of Hosts ~ill be with our ar
mics. and fight for US agan.t our enemies;
aud that He will graeiously take ecr cause
into His own hand and mercifully establish
for us alasting just and b norable peace
aud Independence.
And let US lot forget to render unto His
holy name the thanks and praise which are
SO justly due for His great goodness and
for the many mercies which he has exten
dcd TO US amid the trials and sufferiDgs OF
this protracted and bloody war
Now therefore, I JEFFERSON DAVIS,
President of the Confederate States OF
America. do issue this my proclamation
appointing FRIDAY, the 10Th day of
March next, as day Of public fasting
humiliation and prayer. with thanksgiv-
ing for invoking the favor aud gui-
dance Of Almighty God, and | do earnest
lily invite all soldiers aud citizens to observe
he same in spirit Of reverence. pcnitence
and prayer.
~ Given under my hand and
the seal Of the Confederate
SEAL. States, at Richmond. this TWEEN
~ fifth day Of January. in the
~. year of our Lord one thousand
eight hGndred and sixtyfvc
JEFFERSON DAVIS.
BY the President
J p BEsJaxis.
Secretary Of State.
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Nolthern Recruits.

Brigadier Gen G. w. links of the U.
u.s. Army. IL command ofthe recruiting rem
devious, Harris Island. near New York,
makes! some curious developments respec-
ting the Yankee system of bounties. The
letter is addressed to the Adjutant Gener-
al, is minute. in its statements, which are
truly wonderful He describes the recruits
as generally made up of the very scum of
society, and that every species Of fraud is
practised. The conclusion is as follows
From long and varied experience with
the class ofrecfuitS Obtained under the pres
en-. system, and from close personal obser-
walton at recruiting Offices, muster ing off,
ces aud general rendezvous and in the field,
OF the operations Of the system during the
last eighteen months. am convinced that
fully three foutths of all the enormous con-
tributions of States, counties and towns, for
local bouDties, etc., goes directly into the
hands of the agent. broker, middle man,
runner, er daserter, and not more than
one-fourth is OVer received by soldiers who
render bona y6da service in the armies Of
the nation ; and from practical tests in the
localities where have had experience, it
is evident that scarcely more than fifty per
cent. Of the numb Of recruits credited to
districts become effective soldiers in the ar
my"
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Sept 9-A-tf.
Notice 10 the Citizens Of sAu-
gulsta. (lkeyOnd the Limits OF
The Town Of St3unt0U.

EAvING received portion of Augusta County
IL Quota o. ton Cloths. and Cotton y arms
we are prepared ID distribute to parties entitled
it in the following order. viz: First to the fam
lies Of Soldiers; Second to persons in INDECENT
circumstances; and third to Citizens generally
sach head Of family will be required to bring or
send Certificate from Justice Of thu Peace 81
to the number II bis or her family; the Ca.h must
accompany each application. iers5ns wishing to
makc deposit in advance ON their orders do SO,
those making such deposits in advance, to have
the preference of others in their respective classes
" no make no such advances. Parties will call at
once as those calling first will be served first
The goods .Si.l be found at Mosby Taylor's cid
stand Beverly ST Stauntln.
PECK TAYLOR. Commercial
Agents for Augusta County.
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Jan 1s-tl5J
TREASURY IMPAIRMENT C. s. A.,
Richmond, Dec. l, 1864. )
CEvEN THIRTY TREASURY NOTES.

In'pursuance Of an act Of Congress, approved
November 49, 1854 entitled s.An act. to authorize
the Secretary of the Treasury to exchange coupon
bonds for seven thirty Treasury notes holders Of
such notes are hersfY .!otsd that after the pay
mont of the annual interest oGe them on the first
day of Januory. 1868. upon presentation Of the
same, the Tresuter, Assistant Treasurer, and Pay
Dependencies designated at foot-will Issue GER
tiicates therefor, which i'll entitle d holders
coupon bonds payable thirty years after the first
day of January, 1868, bearing SIX per cent. inter-
est from said hrst of snuary, 1865, payable on
the first days OF January and July in each year.
The Treasurers and Depostaries, will make
weekly reports to the Register of the Treasury Of
such certificates Issued at :heir Offices whereupon,
bonds will be sent forward in satisfaction Ct same.
The notes will be cancelled in the usual rsanner,
and forwarded to tho First Auditor.
GA. TRENHOLM
Secretary of the Treasury.
Treasurer at Richmond, Va.
Assistant Treasurers ut Charleston and Mobile.
Depositaries at Raleigh and Wilmington, N. C.
Depostaries at Charleston and Columbia, s. g.
Depositaries at Savannah and Augusta, Geor-
siaa
Depositarics at Tallahassee, Fla, and Montgom-
cry, IA.
Repositories at Columbus, Miss, and Houston
and Marshall, Texas.
Dec. 9,-2mo
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Tas sunY DEpARafNGxr,

IRE FUZZY DEPARTMENT.
RlcnNoxD, VA, November %, 1864.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO HOLD Frs,
IN AND OWNERS OF CERTIFICATES OF
STOCK AND COUPON BONDS, issued under
tn. act OF August -. 1864. redeemable after tn,
lat day of January, 1865. to- present the same for
payment on the SECOND DAY CT JANUARY
NEXT. or at any time thereafter, to the Treasu-
FER IT the Confederate States, one of the Assis
tant Treasurers OF the Confederate States, or q
PAY Depopoeitary of the C-nfedt rate States. funds
ha wing been placed il the hands of sa id agents for
the purpose of redeeming such stock and couron
bonds. No interest will he allowed ON such stock
aud coupon bonds after JaLuarp LIST, 1868.
G. A. TRENHOLM,
Secretary of Treasury,
Nj. Blair. TIP. Hoge.