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Headquarters United States Forccs-
CITY OF COLUMBIA, :; c.,
JUNE II, 1855.

GENERAL ORDERS NO 8.
LII permits issued from these lead
"A quarters, in accor,iance with Gene; al
Orders No. 1. to sell Intoxicating liquors
to citizens by the bottle o: otherwise, are
hereby revoked, and all sales of such
liquors ar. strictly prohibited, except upoa
certificates Of necessity from Respectable
surgeons or physicians and special perms.
sion from these headquarters This mea-
sur. has been rendered necessary by tie
ccast,nt abuse of the privilege here ofore
granted liquor sellers. many Of them hav-
ing repeatedly violated the order forbid
ding the sale CT liquor to enlisted men OF
The United States army, as we'll as to he.
groes and citizens Of disreputable cha
ract.r. Ey order of
L~lt Col n. HAUGHTON,
25,l. O. V. V. L., Commdg Post.
JOHN WAL1oS. Post Adjutant.
,un- 2S g
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Headqrs Northern District Depsrss
ment Of the South,

COLI SBIA. $. C., JuNE II, 1865.
GENkEAL OHDEHS no. =.
HN and after the date of this or,ier. 81.
~ telegraph lines in this Diatr!y, sr,.
authority.
Any telegraph operator fa'iA. :" e,.r
prece1eucc to military. over civil G.
spatches, both in receiving .n.i transmit:
ting-,hc same, WI b. considered gai,H d:
:niiitn'y u,ie'.anetAor, and pGn;shci y
~cntcnce ii a military court. or NJ The
discretion OF tie nearest military ca.:l-
man ley. ~ command of
Brev. y. G.,. :. Z. HITCH.
(Sicnvt) LEONARD +. PERRY.
Jt;r 2S - asst .:!jut ant General
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TERNS-IV .1DVANCE.
Public Meeting in Laurens.
LAuRESs c. H., June 27, 1865

Public Meeting IN Laurens.
LAuRESs c. H., June 27, 1865.
In pursuance Of previous notice. q
highly respectable meeting Of the cti-
zens of Laurens District was held this
day at IL NJ, to take into cousidera.
1ion the state Of the country.
On motion OF j. Ward Motto, G. p.
Sullivan, Esq, was called to the chair,
. and A. c. McGillivray was requested
to act rs Secretary.
The Chairman having briefly stated
the objects of the meeting, j. Ward
Motto. Esq, move! that committee
Of three be appointed to draft resoIu
tons Jeclaratorv OF the sense Of the
meeting. Upon which the following
committee was appointed: j. Ward
Motto, II. G. YouaE, w. D. Simpson,
E>qrs.. who report, 1 the following:
Resotred. That inasmuch AS the late
war between the States Of the North
and the States OF the South mas terni-
n~ted unfavoratly to the Southern
States. we dee,n it to te the duty OF
= 'tAaapople Of the South to accept, and
To acqu.esce in the result, and to sub
mis in good faith to the authority Of
the Unite, Safes Government.
Resoluel, That we earnestly desire
tbs restoration Of law and order, and
tbs return OF DER people to their ac-
castolned psaceace pursuits; and to
this END, we The citizens OF lauren
here assembled, respectfully request
His ExcelIency President JuhLson, to
take such steps AS may be necessary
:sor The re establishment Of the State
and Federal civil su,horilies in our
midst, by providing for the organl-
cation Of the State aud !ts return 10
is former position as a member Of the
Unted States Government, un,:er the
provisions of the Fedora! Constitution,
at as early a day As practicable.
Resol0ed, Tia; Committee of
- be appoin ed by tue chair to
make known this Cur action 70 the
federal authorities, and 10 co operate
.or thls'purpos. with such o,l,sr CONS
'ni'tees as have been appointed bv
other portions Of the people OF this
Stale, assembled rs we have in their
previous assemblies.
The resolutions having been read bv
The chair, were unanimously adopted:
Mr.. A. McCarIey moved .hat five be
the number OF the committee pro-
posed IN the third resolution. Adopted.
Wnen the chair appointed lhs f,l
lowing as the committee: Rev. Ferdi
nand Jacobs. S. Il. Todd, Esq, j..
Ward M"t'e' E q, Alex. McCarIey,
On motion uf NJ. J.. p. uovt. il
was resolved, ti,at The name OF the
presiding officer # this meeting be
added TO the committee as chairman
OF the Same.
Dr.. ]. w. sim son moved, that the
proceedings o! this meeting bs pub
listed ~ one or more papers OF the
State. Adopted.
After which the meeting adjourned
G. p. SULLIVAN, Ch'n.
A. G. McGILLIvKAY, Sec'v.
Charleston Courier please copy.
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"a JsG. III -EB TX.
THE TEENS OF PARDON.
2roclanaa'ioa ty the Mcasidert Il the
United States Of America.

Whereas ,he President of tie United
States. on the Gth day Of December. + p.
1869. ANA on the 2Gth day Of March. a. D.
1861. witt "a" Object to suppress .be ex-
letting rebellion. to irllce all n,rsous :,
return 30 the:.' Loyalty and 10 r.e,"c. tha
authority ofs:he Un.ted States, asua u~o-
ciaEnations oteeriEg emnest 9 and ps,~Gun a.
certain persons who had directly Or b.
implication. participated in the 81 G reo"i-
hon; and whereas many p.reoia, NO had
so engaged in said rebellion, have, SINCE
the Issuance Of said proclamation. failed
or neglected TO CAKE the benefits offered
lArrt -; md whereas MANY PERSONS, aho
have feen Justly deprived o ar claha to
ainrceiy and pardon t!,-v.naAer by reasoc
OF 'ie." :'~r icpation. directly o, ~ IN
picn n',"h, IN sad rebehioa an! epat;nn.'@
ho-ii-ty TO the GovernM~n' Of he Ia.;ea
st";e. since the du:e Of sad proc..rnn; .:
now desire to spply for aad o1tA.n ann }
ts s1i pardon.
Y :hc end. Therefore. that .hp "a c-i.v
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The boys Of SA4r4 aa's army arr.
doing quite {" lucrative l." mess il
selling the hcra.uic Insignia Of TIE
Southern chivary. hs i;gh IS t~o
hundred dollars was paid tor cup
with the kbe.t coat CT arms engraved
.herooa.
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VOL. mo. SO. !; !:

49,, VOL. 1.-NO. So,
- gzsszzsns..s7surzznzas
Of the Government Of tie United States
may lie restored ard that reace order "A,
freedom may be established, I, Andrew
; ,lohsson. President Of the United Stat 80.
! 10 proclaim and decla shat I hereby
i grant 10 all pe"aons who have directly or
Indirectly participated in the existing
rebellion. except SO hereinafter excepted
amnesty and pardon, with eres:orstivn of
all rights OF property, except as TO slaves,
aad ex"ect IN cases ;>l.erc legal. proceed
| inas, V::ier the laws of the Uuited Sts.es
providing for The coIfsc.tior of property
OF persons engaged u rebellion, have been
instituted, but on the condition. p4verlhe-
less. that every sucl, person shall teke and
subscribe the following oath or stirma-
! tor. anl thencetorward Keep and ,,ra'a-
tam s'Gd cath :aviola'e, and which oath
"Aali be rrsietered for permanent rrsser.
cation. ard shall Le o. the teuor and effect
icio' ng, 20 Wit:
|, ---------, Go solelnniv swear or
a:hisA. II: pr->e,4e u Almighty Coo, la.
wi! heIces"rth faithfully support sr :
ir.ea'i the Consultation of the Lnitec
States a!.d the Lmou Of the Statesstkvre.
ander. aud tl.at va in like r2anner
ah!ce " aad lniiifuIv eupport Ell iaws
and pI oclatnat ous which have beer made
cU:ing the existing rebellion with refer.
ence to TIE emancipation ot.slayea. SO
bel p Uie God.
The following class Q. persons are ex-
empted from the benefits Of this prooas
nation:
lst. All VINO are, or ana! have been.
pretended civil cv dlp:ornatic officers or
otherwise, dom site or foreign agents Of
the pretended Confederate Government
-. All VINO left Judicial stations under
the Urited States to aid ia the reb.ilic1.
81. Az who shall hayeehten military OF
naval officers OF sgd pretended Conf-'ie-
r"'" Government above the rank oi colonel
IN The army or lleutcnaLt IN the navy.
4th. All who Left seats II The Coneree.
OF the United States to aid the rebellion.
5th: All who :e4i gncd or rendered resg-
nations ct their commissions in the army
or navy Of the United States 20 evade duty
IL resisting the rebellion.
9Th. All who have en-aIed II any way
IN treating "therwis ise than lawfully aa pri.
a'rei3 oi var persons found N ths L nlted
Statvs s>t wee, IS officers, soi6iecs, seanea
or i: o'ier c::f ac.:"s.
III. al persons who ave cceu - s:o
a5ver:r~e If-r:- au ai,c~ 'o.ates ,o4, ~,
c.;'ose & .''-.ug .u" rvbs..io-.
9th. All !n.li,a.. uaa NAY al cc:.cors u
the rsb-! serv!ce who were .iUlatc,: "
the Govern!nent IN the MtUs.r;, .tG&deray
1T West Point or the United States 1'avs.
Academy
9Th Al. persons who Ee.d the pretended
"!hces of Aiovernor oi States in insutrec.
tlcI aa;sins: the United States.
10th. All PERSONS who left their homes
"tIihln the Jur:slic'ioh and protection of
the Un'.ed S:;.:eo. aHd passed beyouc the
Federal ini'i.ary lines into I'll. so-"A!; d .
Comic e';"tht~ ::,<.es iur Tie pafpcss oi eil>.
'nE tGe reo".ian.
li;h. All perscns who haze Keen en-,
gaGetl in Tie destruction OF tie coc1 rercc
=. the Cn.t.d c...es 9ron the higi a-as.
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The United States Hotel, at Sara
toga. has been destroyed by fire. Less
t undred thou~ap ollars. All
=; ;tages were 70 !; also, the
Stables, Ma House and
I'd the Expire Telegraph
~
closed in \ rk, on the
luc, at l4I!
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AUCTIONS SALES.
FUTURE DAY.
Nv z. B. Cook. Aucdoness,
mo. 70 Main stfeet.)

rARLOR, CHAMBER.
II D1NINO.ROOM AND HALL FURNIIuRE,
Sf1ENDID VELVET CARPETS. AOSEMOOO
PIANO. &C. FOR SALE AT AOCAiON;;I, IN i
FRIDAY, the 18th instant, q 10 O'clock wiz sen
at the reeidence of g. W. Iinnis' Esq, on Man,
between Second and Third stress, MTst
Among tho items Of Parior EuInA'ufc VIA We
'0 H.nd,orne Brocatelle Window Curtains,
Uandsome Lace Window Cyrtansy
Vcrv elegant French Plate Mirrors,
vsiy.t Tanestry Carpets, good as new and very
Divans, Parlor Chairs
Ottomans, Parlor Ornaments,
Superb Engravipgs and Pictures,
One very superior 61-cctase Piano. made by
Tn CHAMBER FURNITURE is,
One suite of magnificent Rosewood ehamnef
Furniture, complete:
Handsome Jenny Lind, FRENCH ana o'nei
Bedsteads,
Elegant WardrObes,
1ng1ain CARPETS. in very excellent order;
One handsome yet Oak Dining groom Furniture.
One Sloats Elliptic Cabinet Sewing Machine,
with everything complete;
I Very rich French China Tea Set, beautifully
ornamented;
Very rich French China Dessert Set.
| Massive Silver-plated Tea Service.
(lne elegant Hall suite OF Furniture, sond OAK
One ycry excellent and large Cooking Stove,
Dining room Stove.
ALSO.
! Furniture. Z. 3. COOK,
| ron Auctoneer.
~
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NEW AUCTION AND COMMISSION
~ HOUSE, No. BELVIN'S BLOCK, 90
TERNOR STREET, BETWEEN MAIN AND
FRANKLIN, RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.-'The un-
der.ivned have associated themselves together UNI
der the firm and style of BURTON & WALLACE,
for the purpose of conducting GENERA COM
MISSION AND AUCTION BUSINESS: They ale
prepared to receive on consignment all kmos OF
COUNTRY PRODUCE, viz: Wheat, Tobacco,
Corn, Flour. Meal, Bacon, Lard CATTLE OF all
kinds. HORSES, MULES, NEGROES, &C., from
any part of the Confederacy. They are also pre-
pared to receive and SELL by auction or private sale
all kinds Of FURNITURE, READY-MADE ~
THING for male female; also, CROCkERH
AND GLASSWARE, &C., either at their store or
private residences in the city Also, to attend day
sales at stores on as terms as any other
auctioncers in the city, either by the hour or day
They will also attend to the sale OF BUIIEK
EGGS, FOWLS, DRIED FRUIT, VEGETABLES
of all lands, and any other little DOMESTIC NJ
TIONS for the ladies in the country or city. we
will also buy OH commission any articles for our
country Customers;' and, If quick sales and prompt
returns will add anything to our concern, we hope
to share portion Of public patronage.
Our regular auction, at the store, will be every
WEDNESDAY.
Consignments respectfully solicited:
g. A. WALLACE,
of the firm of VIM Wallace Sons, Richmond.
The Weekly Wing. Enquirer and Examiner copy
70 Ats
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8itguto,It:d 9ispattg.
WEDNESDAY, MORNING.. FEBRUARY Is. 1855.
nAee WARrsp.-The highest market pssos "aa oe
80 = ~-n o,y,o. tor Ill kinds Of CLEAN COTTON
- lsnxx nAss, in large or SMALL auanooe''
LOCAL NAz1ERG.

Acc,prsr.-Captain Charles P. Big
rer. Of this city, recently retired from
tho Confederate service in consequence
of fractured arm received in the SER
vice, slipped up on the ice yesterday, on
tho south side Of Main street, near the
banks, injuring himself severely about
tho wounded shoulder and re-opcning
tho wound. He was conveyed to his
fathers residence, on Broad street,
where surgical assistance was called in.
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HrsrrKas CoURr.-The second days
of the Hastings Court Of
for the February term, will
be found below:
Oliver, slave of William II. Pitts, and
George, slave of Warner T. Taliaferrc,
charged with burglariously entering the
clearinghouse Of Rev. Charles Minnc>
serode, and stealing therefron a large
lot of groceries, was examined, found
guilty BY the jury, and sentenced to be
hun9 on the 18th day Of March next.
Peter, slave of W. E. Tyler, and John,
slave Of Bentley Wicker, were charged
with fsloniously conniving at, and aiding
in. the escape 10 tho Yankees of Lucy,
slave OF z. P. Lyons. The evidence
against Peter was sufficient to warrant
his conviction, and he was thereupon
ordered to receive thirty-nine lashes and
then to be sold beyond the limits Of tho
Commonwealth. John was discharged
Hester, slave Of VIM. B. Taliaferro
arraigned on the charge Of. stealing
forty-three dollars in gold coin from Je
rome H. Hardcastle, was examined ant
discharged.
The court ordered Robert, slave Q
Chas. 8. Mills, charged with stealing
horse, the property Of Colonel Morton
laryo, TO receive thirty.nine lashes.
An adjournment was then announce
till this'mofning.
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RICHMOND CIRCUIT CouRr, YEsrERDAr-
Judge Meredith presiding.-In the mat
ter q petitions Of writs of Aa6cas corpus
Of George Lints and Adolph Bentel, adj
iourned from last Friday, the Court heard
additional evidence, and, being satisfied
that they were above tho prescribed age,
ordered their discharge.
s Edward n. Sandy, 81 Essex county,
petitioned Tor . writ as being over forty
6ys years Of age ct the passage Of the
consczipt acs Of the 18th Of February,
1854, and therefore liable 70 duty with
the reasrvss instead Of the active forces
9.hste no has been assigned, and the
Cont granted him until the 28th instant
q so!lsct testimony.
0oiomon Lilhsateld. proving himself.
. = elainsd 10 b, On undomiciled 70.
rslgnr, and never having ioiped any
company Of the !" Foreign Lsrion." was
oaeane5Eed from the custody al Lienten.
- Nm =. blackboard, enrolline ofIi
- - this sity. =.
eilll.a J. 6sansdsd, ~ho. Il III, 1.
re6Qnpcted Wa accused Of the mn,d =.
q H. Osgsis n Hsnfioo county. q; q.
2et6 q August 1858, and who has ainc'
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CHARGED WITH Observation-Disclosures
complaint lodged by John A. Jeter, Mrs.
Nathalie Dowell was arraigncd before
Commissioner William F. Watson yes
terday on the charge Of traficking in
greenbacks and uttering dislOyal LAM
guage towards the Confederacy. The
case was partly heard, and then post
poned till this morning, the Commits.
sioner, in the meantime, admitting Mrs.
Dowell to bail in the sum of one thou
sand dollars for her appearance.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
YTVO THOMAS Is. POWER, JAMES %

ITO THOMAS b. POWER, JAMES 81.
low AND ARMAND j. DOIZE, PART
C1ps Under THE NAME AND STYLE OF
POWER Low 4 CO.-TAKE NOTICE: That, on
THURSDAY. the I'd day Of March. A. d. 1865, at
the law Office of Staples & Wade, in the town OF
Christianssurg, in the county Of Montgomery, IN
tho State Of Virginia, SHALL proceed to take the
depositions Of Charles II. Gardner, Hamilton
Shields, and others, to be read as evidence IN a
cause depending in the District Court OF the ton.
fderate States of America for the Eastern District
Of virginia, he'd in the city Of Richmond, in which
Edward Lawrence and John Toulman, pa1tncrs IN
trade, under the firm Of E. Lawrence Co., WHO sue
for ror be2eft arc plaintiffs and the Bank of the
valley in Virginia Is defendant. And if the said
depostions shall not, for any cause, be commenced
OF, being commenced shall not be concluded, on that
day, the taking thereof will be continued from Gay
TO day until thev are concluded. And you arc IN.
vited to attend the taking OF said dispositions
THE BANK OF THE VALLEY IN VIRGINIA.
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TOG n MARTIN AND G.. KIDDER

TOG. N. MARTIN AND G. KIDDER,
DOING BUSINESS UNDER TIE NAME
AND STYLE OF MARTIN CO-TAkE NJ
TICE: That, OF THURSDAY, the I'd day OF March H.
the town of Christansburg, in the county OF Mont
somery, in the state Of Virginia. shall proceed to
take the dispositions Of Charles H. Gardner, Hami'
ton Shields and others, to be read as evidence IN
cause depending in the Circuit Court of the county
Of MONTGOMERY, in which you are plaintiffs and the
Bank Of the Valley i'll Virginia is defendant And
if the said dispositions shall not for any cause be
clded on that day, the taking thereof will be con-
tinued from day to day until they are concluded
Aud you are invited to attend the taking OF SAID
depositions ~, ,,,,, ,-,,,rv1 ~ VIRGINIA
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT, !
CONFEDERATE STATES or AA.RicA,
Hf,.upr1u December 1851

NCuEcSD, DccemDeT /, 1851.
CEVEN- TREAS URY
- NOTES.-Ir pursuance Of an act Of Congress,
approved November %, 1854, entitled can &C. to
authorize the Secretary t.he Treasury 20 exchange
COUPON bond So: s.yenthirty treasury notes." hold.
ers of 81 n notes hereby notified tha. ai.er tina
rayneEt Of TIC annual interest due thereon or The
first day Of Januaty $50, upon presentation Of the
same, the Treas1rer, Assistant Treasures and Ps7
Depostaries las designated at foot will issue cert.
6cates therefor, which viii entite tbs holder. I,
COUPON bonds payao.e tirtyyeir. after NE FIST day
of January, 1885, bea-ng six Per cent. interest ron
the saa first Of January, so, payable Oh the frs:
days Of January and July iii each year. The Urea.
surer, Assistant Trcasurers ard Depositaries wla
make weekly reports to the Register OF the geas1r,
of such certificates issued at their Offices, WI yeuIor
bonds will be sent forward in satAlction Of sane-
The notes will be cancelled III the usual narner AM
forwarded to the First Auditor.
g. A. TRENHOLM,
Secretary Of Treasury
Treasurer at Richmond, Virginia.
Assistant Treasurers at Cfsnitst5n aoi Mobile.
Depositaries at Raleigh ard v iirir ston, North ca
pepositsries at Charleston ar: Columbia, soa:hta
rOlifa.
Demonstrates at Savannah anG A,g;',s Georgia.
D.rosita,ies at Tallahassee, FLORIDA AMI MoQ;y.
merry, Alabama.
Depositaries at Columbus, Mississippi arl Houston
and Marshall, Texas IA rs
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Ti,OCHARLES r. McCAY, Eso.-TAKE

viVO CHARLES r. McCAY, Eso.-TAkE
NOTICE That, on TUESDAY, the I'd day OF
march, A. u. 1865, at the law office Of Staples q
Wade, in the town Of Chrstiansburg, IN the county
rroceed to take the dispositions OF Charles H. Gard
ner Hamilton Shields and others, to be read as evi
dcnce in a cause depending in the Circuit Court OF
the county Of Montgomery IN which you are PAN
PENDANT. Ana If the said depostio,is shall not, for
any cause, be commenced, or, being commsnced,
shall not be concluded, on that day, the taxing
shsr.of will he continued from day to day until
they are concluded. And you are invited to attend
the taking Of said dispositions. "
THE BANK OF TIE VALLEY IN VIRGINIA:
N o1-wiw
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VTVO MYER NJ. SIMPSON AND EZE

1TNO MYER NJ. SIMPSON AND EZE-
KEEL SOLOMON, DOING BUSINESS IN
nk:R THE NAME AND STYLE OF N: NJ.
sIMPsON g. CO.-TAKE NOTICE: That, on
T Thu the I'd day Of March, A: D. 1861. at at
the law office of Staples Wade in the town G
tho State Of Virginia, shall proceed to- take the
deposisons of Charles H Gardner Hamilton Shields,
and others. to be read as evidence in a cause de-
pending in the Circuit Court Of the county OF Mont
romery. in which you are plaintiffs and the Bank
Of the Valley in Virginia is defendant And If the
said dispositions shall not, for any cause, be com
menced. or, being commenced, shall not be con-
cude that day the taking thereof VII, De con
And yoy, are invited to attend the taking OF said
dispositions. -, x,,po1x1.
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TIgAsuRY DvrAETHsET)
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AYrRiCA,
Richmond, Va, August IS, lS1i.

TREASURY DnrARTHsET,j
CONFEDERATE STATES OF A"sRiCA, [
Richmond, Va, August Is, lS5i.
n POPULATIONS FOR CARRYING
n, INTO EFFECT THE ACT OF C0EGk,@;
APPROVED JUNE Is, 1864, AUTHohI1,l.s,s
OWNERS OF REGISTERED EIGHT FER CLas
BONDS. ISSUED UNDER THE PRoElSloasW
THE ACT APPROVED MAY l6, lWl, 10 ~
CHANGE THE SAME FOR COUPON BONUS
Parties owning registered eight per cent. vg.'
under the Get Of May Is, 1851, desiring 70 ez'lA
them for coupon bonds, VII aslgn them, II .
mannsrpointed oVs IN the printed cntorStTt q.
the back Of the Nrtifcate, to the "conie4e,,''
States Of America, in exchange for coupon o'a.
and cause them to be presented to the Besis.
the Treasury Department, Who viii. thereuIeI..
compliance with the provisions Of the act Of ..
Is, 1864, issue coupon bonds for the amount sse-~
in the registered bonds so assigned.
80 NV G. A. TRENHOLM
jac-ts Secretary of the IraSll.
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By N. NJ. Lee, Auctioneer.

VALUABLE COOK FOR SALE AT
v AUCrION.-Will be sold, ON FRIDAY
MORNING next the 18th instant, at my auction
house. Young NEGRO WOMAN, twsnty-sevcn
Years Of age, and her three CH1LDREN-one
GIRL Of eight years, one BOY Of five years. and
The woman is an excellent bread lnaker and good
cook, an excellent washer, rcner and house servant
and sold for no fault, the owner having no use for
them. . .,,n.%ol
q, attend the .ale. This woman was raised III this
yicinity. Any one desiring to purchase p1iva'ciy
prior to day OF sale can do 50 by application 70
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no EDWARD K1DDER AND .SILAS

TINO EDWARD KIDDER AND !SlLAS
N, MARTIN, PARTNERS, UNDER TIE
STYLE OF KIDDER MARTlN,TAkE NJ
TICE: That, on THURSDAY the ID day Of Mar' n,
the town Of Chlistansburg, in the county OF Mont
so u in the State Of virginia, shall proceed to
take the dispositions Of Charles H. Gardner, n"m,l
ton Shields, and others, to be read as evidence IN
of Montgomery, in which you plaintiffs and the
Bank Of the Valley in Virginia is defendant. And
if the ,aid dispositions shall not, for any cause be
Concluded. on that day the taking thereof will be
continued from day to day until they are conciu.
ded And you are invited to attend the taxing Oh
said dispositions. x,no1>-rA
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