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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-06-24

M The largest stock west Of the Missouri river,
exclusively Iron and heavy Hardware, which will
he sold at Eastern prices with the addition OF
freight. r. Orders solicited, which will receive
prompt attention.
G. w. BURT,
Farnham street, between l4th and 18th,
may273m Omaha, Nebraska.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-06-24

A TTORNEY6stLsw, Sioux City Lows. VIII
a practice In the Courts Of lows and NortherD
Nebraska One Dougla sstree decIO-6O
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-15
TIE COAL TRADE.

The total amount Of coal transported on the
LehiCh Valley Railroad. for 1865 up tosApril -,
is 5A7sss tuns, against SIG 5s3 tuuS for the same
time last year, an increase Of % SOC tuns.
The Ne York Times says:
Coal has gone down about four dollars per ton
ali over the country. A few weeks since the
poorest kind was Sc ling At retail in this city at
thirteen dollars per ton II 10 now advertised at
eli hit dollars. The fall in gold, the stoppage Of
the great government factories II arms he
withdrawal Of the navy demand, and the Ger
tsinty of abund mt labor in the future, all have
hid their effect In bringing down he price. The
coal companies have been mpelled to reduce
he ice Of labor TO three dollars per day, which
has -aused general strike on the part uf the
miners but the latter cannot help themselves,
a d must work or other .aborers will take their
place. Railroad tolls mIst soon come down (;
and altogether. we doubt whether coal can be
held q. over seven doSrs per ton after the lSt Of
June
The Buffalo Commercial has the following an .
n1unesnent:
By reference TO an advertisement in another
column IL will be seen hat the Anthracite Coal
c mpsny in this city have announced AIeduc.
tioa of seven liars 9 ton from this date in the
price Of this coal-s reduction which Ia unpre-
cedented In the History Of the coal trade.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-15

One Of the beautiful voupg ladies" who com
DO, ed the ballet az the Pittsburg VAretieG turn
ed out 70 b. . young man. She dressed and
roomed With the other fiir ones. The manager
very properly turned her out
The Alexandria Gazette hears m At number
of farmers in the adjacent counties are putting
in cultivation small ferns and parcels OF land,
and hope make, At least small crops this year.
We learn from Point Look at that of 2370O
robe, prisoners there, al but two men have tx.
pressed wish 70 take the oath Of allegiance As
fast a. they take the oath they will be cent TO
Richmond TO go TO their homes.
TIL MARQUIS de No ,tholon the new French
Minister. and suite, have arrived at Washington.
They were received 81 the railroad station by So.
veral members OF the Legation
The steamer Corsica. from Havana on the 9th
and Nassau on the sth inst. reports that the ram
stone rail- " 90 at anchor side the harbor Of
Nassau when she left.
We have nov ten new Territories waiting 10
be made sta eS They are: NyoUing. Arizona
Colorado Idaho, Montana, Nebraska, New MeIi.
co, and Washington.
The East Tennessee Baptlsts are looking for
preachtrs Thirty thousand in number, they
hsy- not one minister whose sole business 10 70
preach 70 them.
A Nevada paper says that at nis ht the streets
Of YIrg mia City, in that State. resound With the
screams Of women whose husbands are beating
them.
A letter received 10 Washington from Mobile
sAya that Government 0@csrs have information
OF the existence In Alabama, OF over half NIL
lion bales Of cotton.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-15
WENDELL PHILIPS AND THEODORE
TILTON.

The Ant Slavery Society is Sgitating the
'negro suffrage question" with great zeal.
At the meeting in New York, Friday, Wen
dell Phillips and Theodore Tilton delivered
Characteristic addresses in support OF their
peculiar views. The latter closed his re-
marks by saying
He differed from Mr.. Phillips when be
said 0The country is too strong for VEN
Eeapce." He (Nr. TiltOn) declared that
The punishment OF treason was not ven-
geance. loud applauSe.l He telieved
tsat until we convicted traitors for the
crime OF treaSon--labelling treason with ITS
name and administering the punishn ent
due IN 1.-THE SOnth Will say inst We dare
not infict upon them the penalty OF their
reason. Mr.. Phillips had cast down un-
Willingly the first obstacle in the way Of
negro suffrage. In Charleston Eo saw .
procession OF little children, stringing them
selves mile and a half long, and Singh :,
,.We will hang JEFF Davis on 4 sour apple
tree" IApplSUse.l They were touched by
Divine inspiration, because they toresaw
that event, and that II will bloom in;O the
white tair blossoms o. the ballot in the ne
gro hand. [APplauSe.l
Mr.. Phillips, in reply, said
That, holding to the common Southern
white man ia oae hand, resiing the newSps-
per, and the negro on the other, holding the
ballot, and each standing on his own farm,
he was not sIrai Of JET. DSvis-not ifhe was
multip led by hundreds OF thousands. And
until YOU make me afraid Of him and bis In
auence / would never hang him. Applause,
aud cries OF ''You ought, then, and cheers.l
Virsinia was afraid 10 let John Brown live.
But never, with my consent, shall South
erner have TO say over the grave Of JEFF.
Dlvi that the L uion dare not let the wretch
live. iApplause. sniering over the face
OF the ealtn, pointed 81 with the finger of
Scora as the man who tried 10 establish an
empire based upon slavery, he left a country
where his own people would in their wrath
az his crimes tear him TO pieces. de is not
50 strong 81 he would be'resting in his grave,
with friends sayiag that he n al been too
strong in his cause and adherence TO p srmit
the Union 20 allow him 10 live. I AppiduSe.l
Therefore, will never assist 10 Set up the
gibbet in this land in the tame Of he Union.
IApplauSe.l 1 de ,pise the man so much
that case not whether he lives or dies
That is my answer TO the gibbet. [AI.
plAuSe.
Tuis closed tire proceedings and the meet
ing dispersed.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-15
LATE NEWS ITEMS

The trial Of the assassination conspirA-
tors in Washington is proceeding; but tho
reporters for the press are still excluded
from its sessions, and therefore little e.
gardiuE il can be learned. II Is believed,
however, that the authorities will soon per-
init certain portions Of the evidence 10 be
daily made public. Several of the accused
have succeeded in securing colnsel.
The assls,ination of President Lincoln
vas announced TO the Colonial Legislature
Of the Bahamas by the Governor in mes
sage expressing regret At the event and
censure OF the act: whereupOn the legisla-
tors unanimously adopted appropriate re-
solutions.
The trial Of eX-Cougressman Harris for
disloyalty was concluded in Washington
Friday, and the proceedings and Judgment
of the court were forwarded 10 the Judge
Advocate General. The decision will prob
ably be made known during next week.
Major. General Stedman has arrived at
Nashville, en- route for Washington, where
he has been summoned By the President to
consult on the reconstruction Of Georgia aud
Alabama.
Governor Pierpont and his State officers
are TO leave Alexandria for Richmond, and
will take posses sion of the Executive build
ings at once.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-15

.nfboritv ovcr them. For this purpose the
form 10 which We had long been accustomed
IL for obvious reasons, most advisable (;
therefore do not hesitate 70 rec ommend its
nse in public worship by the good people Of
This diocese, and to express the hope that
thew win be true and faithful to its spirit in
All their action and Intercourse with their
E.llow-citizens, that the resumed civil rela-
lions may be happily maintained and rebound
10 the tlury of God and the temporal and
spiritual welfare of the nation.
J. JcHNS,
Bishop Of the Protestant Episcopal Church
m tie Diocese of Virginia.
The annual meeting of the Diocese and
Council is deferred in consequence OF the
breaking up of railroad communication.
The Rev. Doctor J. C. Cranberry, formerly
Chief Chaplain in Lees Army, preached an
excellent sermon last night at the Aartha-St.
Methodist Church. During his prayer pre-
vious 70 the sermon he asked God TO bless
the President Of the United States, and
preserve him 10 the people during his term
of office.
Al St. Paups Episcopal Church, presided
over bv the Rev. Doctor Plat, several fe-
males stood up quite irTeverently during the
reading Of the prayer for the President Of
the Uuited States, and knelt down, resuming
their prayers, af.er the eading Of the prayer
WAS over.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-15

sin remains AZ the river landings but imms nse
uuantjties ere taken Into The interior after tue
fan Of Mobile, to preventit' being burned oy ine
Rebe cavalry. General steele's command VIII
return 70 Mobile. ;,,.
ofScials IN consequence OF GoVe'nor Wells de-
elariur the former registry Of votes to be Illegal
and ordering g new registry. Several city ul'
fici l. have been removed by Governor Melis'
and others appointed. The Secretary OF Stste
declined to anix the Seal Of the State 70 the new
commissions on the ground that the Governor
had no power TO make the removals. Mayor
Kennedy has been removed.
KIRBY SMITH STILL FOR WAR.
NEW ORLEANS, May g. VlA Cairo. Ray H.
General Kirby Smith publishes 9 frantic appeal
10 his soldiers dated at Shreveport Aplil 81 an
uouncinE the Surrender OF Lee and caring upon
his troops in the strongest terms to stand by the
colors in this hour of Adversisy.
lie SAYS that the fate Of the nation depends
upon them, that their resources are ample Tor
protrac ed struggle til fcreig aid arrives or q.
least TN they can secure the terms OF proud
people.
TORNADO AT PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA May ia tornado swept over
the northwestern art OF this city ~ O'CLOCK
this afternoon, doing considerable d image to the
Paramount Park, prostrating many oil the Finest
trees. and causing damage 10 the extent OF nom
hftsen to twenty thousand dollars Thirty
houses we're blown down in the Nineteenth ward,
and there vas considerable CONSERVATION among
the inhAbitsats. The rain fell in torrents. only
one person boy. Vas killed A. far a. known.
THE END OF TIE ST. Adams RAID CASE.
MONTREAL May l2.--Gregg one OF the 81.
Adams raiders was before che court to-day
his coansel stated that the Washington Govern
ment had no further demand for his extradiion,
and the prisoner was discharged.
TORNADO IN CONNECTICUT
DARBuEr, CoNM. May ia tornado visited
tai. section last evening. The steep.e o. the
CongregationL Church at Bethel was thrown
down through the roof, making g complete
wreck Of the building. The l.ss Is about S. 90.
The roof Of the residence Of W. A. Judd, At
Bethel was slso torn OF.
ANOTH sR MANIFESTO FROM SAUNDERS.
MONTREAL, May 10 Saunders, in an address
to the people of Europe, styles the proclaim alton
Of President johnson for the capture Of the
Rebel conspirators as mendacious and ferocious,
and saws conclusive testimony will he sent 70
Europe that il 10 founSed on forged papers and
suboFnsd testimony.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-15
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
GOLD AND STOCKS.


Gold took an upward turn Friday al the First
Board, New York under reports of large export
by sAturday's steamer. The closing rate was
l3OI.4-the extremes Of the day lSs l.2 and
l3Ol.4. Az the First Board, Saturday, the rate
was $50; U. S. coupons 1881, ITO; U. s. 5-2Os,
lO4s-s Tennessee sixes, 81; Virginia skies, &c l-9
IAN sdyan:el North CarolinAS,G7. In Baltimore,
Saturday, gold was selling at l2sal9sl.9.
The N. Y. Tribune, Of Saturday, says
The country is rapidly moving toward specie
payments, and the national finances are being
nut in order with . speed not dreamed Of by
The most sanguine friend Of the Union two
months ago. Four months ago the $500 900 600
Of currency ahoat represented S4OOOOoOOO in
cold value to-day, the sRms circul alton repre-
seuts about s7OO 900 900 in gold value, showing
An increase Of 900 600, 0r IS per cent. in the
purchasing power OF the currency.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-15
BALTINoRE MARKErs-MAY u.

CAEDLEs.-Market dull for sll descriptions.
Adamantine We quote al % cents for light and
p cents for full weight; sperm at I0a43 cents
Patent At b6a5S cents and Mould at 1925
cents
C0FFEE.-Soms small sales OF very fair 10
choice Rio have been made during the past
week NJ 9lao3 cents, gold, Of which range the
market closes firm, the stock being much re.
du ed. Nothing Of i'm portance dong IN other
rieties. con ract for 2l5 bags (. II Rio was
awarded by the depot ComnissAry at SGT 80 per
100 lbs on the 8th inst
FLUUR.-The trade demand continues fair,
but We have to note less inquiry for shipment.
Prices show at the Close decline In Western,
Howard street and standard City Mills brands
Of 10 l-2ao5 cents, and in Baltimore high grad IS
Of % cents per bbl. compared with last Satur-
days rates. To-day Baltimore higa grades were
put down 95c. and other descriptions closed with
q downward tendency.
GRAIN.-Under more liberal receipts and o
very limited demand prices Of Whest, Corn and
Oats have continued to decline ard close very
unsettled.
FISH Some small lots Of Susqlehsnpa Her.
ring have been received and sold st $40 2salo 70,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-15
Capture OF JEFFERSON DITIS AND
FIHLLT.

CAPTURE OF JEFFERSpA u - AM
fIIiLT.
An Official telegram, from Gen. Wilson, in
another column, announces the capture Of
Jefferson Davis and family, together With
several officers Of his stat, Postmaster
Reagan and others. This events not unex-
pected 70 those who have observed the de-
yeIo2ments respecting the 4 g, and pursuit
of the late "Pres dent" but on the contrary
has been anticipated by them every day
When las; heard from, previously, Davis and
his party were at PoweltOU, Ga. This was
ON. The Ssh inst. From Poweltoa they seem
10 have made almost = bee Inc for the
Florida coast, and must have travelled with
some decree Of CELEBRITY, 50 I-w.nville, the
place al which they were captured, i've days
Afterwards, Is about one hundred ard forty
miles south ives, Of Pouelton, aud seventy.
nve miles south east Of Macon. The dis
lance from Irw,nyius 20 AppalaShCe Bay Is
one hundred aud i1een miles. The particu-
lars Of the capture viii be looked for eagerly.
IL will be observed q a the telegram makes
no mention OF Messrs. Benjamin, Tren-
holm, or Breckenridge, Or 81 the treasure
said 10 have been in tleir custody. We learn
that these persons did not accompany the
Presidential begire beyond Charlotte, but
vent Of from that place in smother diree-
ton, ticking the larger portion Of the specie
with them.
The persons mentioned in Gen. wilson's
despatch a. amous the prisoners captured
At Irwin5lre are
John Il. Reagan, OF Texas, Postmaster
General OF the Confederate S;stes."-
Mr.. Reagan Eas horn in Sewer county,
Tennessee, and not in ireland, =, some have
supposed. he vas a member Of the S5th
Congress.
Col. Frark LghboeS, Ex-Governor OF
Texas, and successor Of Col. Chestnut, on
Davis staff.
Col. Burton y: Harrison, Of Mississippi,
Private Secretary OF Davis.
Col. Wm. 2. Johnson, Of Kentucky, Aid
.de-camp, soa OF Gen. Albert sydney John
son, who was Sil!ed ia battle at Shiloh.
+ Col. Morris and Liaut. Hathaway are IN
known to fame.
We presume that the captures will be
sent 10 Charleston or Savannah, and thence
bv gunboat or steamer TO Washington.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-15
SPECIAL NOTICE.

ITO THE ARMIES ADJACENT TO RICHMOND
l. WHO DSSIRE To READ THE RICHMOND
wHIG.-If 4 Regiment, Brigade or Division will
sppoint enc msa from each command 20 call
for the papers required in thei' camp daily they
STALL HAVE them at the carriers prizes namely
s3OO per one hundred copies aud can have them
by S or s o'clock every morning.
AMY AGENTS. or any other persons desiring
the paper TO- sale at any point, are informed that
there is no EXCLUSIVE PaIvILEGE GIVEN ANY
PERSON. IS reports hsve it. We desire to eireu'
late the paper freely and everywhere, and VII
ne every effort 20 have IL seat for and near.
WIG OFFICE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-15

ALMANAC POR RICHMOND THIS DAY, MAY 10.
Sun rises. .........4.59 Moon sets morn ll.90
Sun sets. .........7. High Water. 90
PORT OF RICHMOND, MAY 10 and H. 1855.
ARRIVED.
Steamer II. Martin, Livingston Norfolk, mall
mdz. and passengers.
steamer W. Allison, Clifford, City Point, in tow
Government schooner.
Steamer Rsd Jacket, Adams, City Point. TO-
vernmebt passengers.
Schooner James =. Boggs Boggs, Eastern
Shore, oats A. Millsp8ugh.
Steamer Port Royal Har!and City Point m d..
aud passengers from the steamer AGO, from n.
York.
Steamer Curl.w, FREEDOM, City Point, Govern
ment stores.
Steamer gle No. l. Black City Point, Go
Vernment stores.
Steamer Savannah, New York Government
abroad cas-.
Propeller Gail Stuart, Van Vlieii, Jones, City
Point, in tow Government barges
Propeller David Currie. Roberts, City Point, in
tow Government barges
Schooner Restless lansant City Point, Govern
ment railroad cars.
Sch Oner as. Vance Burgest, CITY Point, Go
yernment railro I'd cars.
Schooner d. c. Guy ther Cstlin, Norfolk, plank.
A. A. Mccullough.
Schooner B. ". Thomas, City Point, Govern.
menJ forage.
Schooner Hiram Smith, City Point Govern
ment forage.
Schooner Isibslla Alberta, New York, Ice, B.
Watdweil.
Steamer Argo. Eller City Point, Government
officers.
SAILED.
Steamer Georgianna Pearson, Norfolk, mall
mdse. and passengers.
Steamer Red Jacket Adams, City Point Go.
Vorument passengers.
Steamer exchange, Washington, Government
t:oops.
Steamer Robt Molri, Shaw, City Point, Co
yernmsnt orders.
Ste mer Emma Dunn, Trsve:s, Baltimore &c se
and passengers, d ". Currie.
Propeller Leader, Callahan City Point, Co
vernment orders
steamer Geo. Washington, Crowell, City Poin,
Government no pi;al boat.
Steamer Northerner, navy transport) Fortress
Monroe, Government orders.
Schooner George Washington, Mitchell, Bait,
light
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-15
PREIGHTs IN NEW YORK.

The Heralds commercial report for Thursday
last says:
FIeights continue dull, ane the engagements
ar almost nothing. Among the charters Of the
mast day or two tobacco cargoes from Richmond
10 France-one to HsVre and the otter 10 Bor-
deanx Thus, BY ksgrees, old things are becOm
ing new-the old status is being iegained. We
NAV remark that there 10 not single sailing
vessel on the berth for Liverpool. Tbs is the
first time that this has occurred for quarter Of
a century At kast The charters are A ship,
s76 tons fro u Richmond 10 HAVre 900 hbds. to
bscco At Sos. One, 694 Il ms, from Richmond to-
Bortlsaux, 500 hhds. tobacco at DOS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-15
IRE ,sURY DEPARTMENT.

OFFICE OF CoNPrRoLLER OF rBI CrRREScY;}
W sHISGToS, May 9th, 1866.
WHEREAS, by satisfs tory evidence pre-
w ssnted to the undersigned It has been made
to appear that tne National Bank OF Virginia Of
Richmond, Va, In the City Of Richmond 10 the
county of Henrico and State OF Virginia. has
been duly organized under and according TO the
requirements OF the At Of Congress entitled An
Act to provide tlonal Currency. secured by a
pledge OF United States bonds, and to provide for
the circulation and redemption thereof" approx
ed June 5, 1854, and has complied With all the
provisions of said Act required to be comoled
with b-fore CONNIE ncing the business Of banking
under said Act
Now, therefore. ], Freeman Clarke, Comptro,.
Ter OF the Currency. do hereby certify that the
National Bank of Virginia. Of Richmond, Va,
in the city of Richmond In the county of Henri.
co and State Of Virginia, Is authorized to com.
nence the business Of Banking under the Act
aforesaid.
In testimony whereof witness my hand and
seal Of office, this ninth day OF May, 1865.
isl FREEMAN CLARKE,
Comptroller of the Currency.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-15
TELEGRAPHIC ITEMS
FROM NORT1 CAROLINA.


GEEKEsBoRO' n. G.. Nav 5.-Csptain J. Myers,
Ordnance Officer. who is detailed to receipt for
ordnance received by the L tied States from
Iahnston's army states that received nearl'
900 stand OF arms. &c thinks he wi be able
to gather up few more, and will probably re-
csiye $50 cannon
W,nv Of TIE men surrendered left at Oace with
the arms taking their ho' ses and equipments,
and il is sts'ed ID tthey took some Il their light
ait liery with them. Like au army OF lOcusts,
Joanstoa's men are absorbing everything in the
,hape OF food hOts 3 aid plund-r, 20 be found
in tue country trough which they pass
Governor Vance of here Yesterday for his
home in Buncombe county, having failed 10 OBJ
tain Iei mission fr IN General cboleld 70 return
to =, lei.h TO resume his functions ~ Governor
Of North in.
CIV. rsham Hon. John A. elmer and Hon
Bedford Brown waited on Gen. Sch"teld az this
rlace a few days nee and asked permission I
20 20 Washington ace Ii they cnu not pre-
vail upon the 7 eBiitnt 20 continue or. Vance
ard he present Legislature in over, ard also
70 ee II iheg could not secure gradual Instead OF
immediate emancipation, which request was ie-
,psetfnlly declined.
n new election is ordered Gov Yance's
lends, who compose the Eeallh and arstocracy
OF the state say they will run N sgai st NJ.
Holden on the gradual emancipation platform,
aud sre confident Of succ ss.
The order Of General Seho6eld, proelsiming
freedom 20 the slaves OF the ate, has created
great sensation here and ell ewhere, as it vas Cd.
experted by the leading SHAREHOLDERS who hoped
to hold on 20 them under the gradual emancipa-
lion system.
AFFAIRS IN MISSISSIPPI.
EC1Ro. May ia military garrison has been
estabIi.hed at Ga latin and BrOOkhaven Msss.
sippi, for the protection Of sI. The people are
enjoined 10 be peacesble, and sn persons remain
ing In srms are declared outlaws. The telegraph
lin between Memphis and NJ bile is complete.
exeep afty miles
CAIRO. MAY IA convention Of the people Of
Mississippi will be held at Yieksburg, on the 9th
o, June for the inaugu q ion OF movement
having f9r its object the res'oritiOn OF the state
& the Union. Loyal Mississ ppianS now In
Menphis and the vicinity will be represented.
FROM Nav ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS May T. via Gallo MSy r.
Milton Brown. President Of the Mobile and Ohio
Railroad has asked lernis Ion TO o en- the I'D
Z ON Mobile TO COlu bus, Nv. and saws il can
be- done 10 two weeks. Telegraph c communi.
cation can he resumed Ia thiee days. The ram
Cincinnlt Il conveyed four steamers from Selma,
hsvlng $500 10 IS Of cotton aboard part OF
which wss marked c. ). A. Considerable cotton
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-15

Az ARIsToCBAfIC NuS.-The Duchess o! Nor
folks recent Viaii 10 France, accompanied BY her
aon, the duke, and family, was for the purpose Of
taking .. farews Of the Lady Minna FitZalan
Howard, her GrAee's seco daughter, who, after
passing throuE b the customary course a. . novi-
iiate. as taken the black veil. The beautiful
and piousre luss," says the Mo ming Post, com.
pletsd her 2lst year last month"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-15
TREASURY OF THE UNITED STATES, }
n.r,,rnn &c Y IrlnNIf IL .Nru

DIVISION OF NATIONAL BANKS,
WARRINGTON, May 9, 1865.
II IL hereby certified that the Nat'onsl Bank Of
Virginia. OF Richmond, Va, Banking Associs
ton organized under the Act "Io provide Ms.
tional Currency, secured By q pledge OF United
st ties Bonds. and to provide for the circulation
and redemption thereof" approved June 3, 1854,
havi q complied with the requirements Of secti n
10 Of said Act, and with the regulations Of this
department made In pursu .nce thereof, has this
day been designated IS Depository of Public
Moneys except receipts from Customs, and by
yiIt re Of such desis nation will also be employed
O. .nancial Agent Of the Government
p, E. SPINNER,
myl6-2m Treasurer u. s