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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-24

LooE on rue BRIGHr SIDE.-LGOk on the bright
side Of things. IL IA the right side. The times
,nav be hard but il will make them no easiLr by
wearing gloomy and sad eOnntenance. IL is the
sunshine and not the cloud, that makes the ioSsr.
Full one half of onrIs are so only IN imagination
There Is always that before or around us which
should cheer and tfll the heart with warmth.
The sky Is blue ten times where u IS olaeA once.
You have troubles. il may be. 80 do others. None
are free nom them Perhaps 1t iSas well that none
should be- They give snew aad bone 20 life, fottI-
tuds and courage TO the mens That would be q
dull sea, and the sailor would never get skill,
where there was nothing to disturb the surface Of
the ocean,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-24

by ELLETT, BELL FOX, auctioneers,
no. ~ Pearl street, ~


ifs NO 17Pear street - -.
AUCTION SALE OF, A LARGE AND
n beautiful assortment of French Glassware, French
China Vases, and great variety Of China and ormou
shall sell at auction large and attractive assortment
of French Glassware and ChiEaware, enSacing some OF
the most and beautiful articles offered IN this mar
ket since the Of the war We invite the
special attention of ladies' well gentlemen, to an
examination of them before the day of SALE The list
will embrace, in part, the following, viz
IL dozen French Cut.Glass Gobets and Wine
Glasses
10 dozen French Gut Glass Decanters
~ real China and French Vases
4 japanese Cabinets and Ornamental Boxes
! French Liquor Case
u French Gilt Musical Box ~ .s.a
Silver-paited Walters
Dishes and Castors p.
French China Pitchers
Trench Fruit Plates Nm
Aiarge assortment OF French Ornaments and
many other beautiful articles well worthy of the aten
After the sale Of the above, will offer without re-
serve few lots of Dry Goods, Groceries &C. to close
copsgnments. Amongst them are
pieces "a and "a Pulled Cloths
5 psces Shifting Stripes ..
100 dozen Coats's White Spool Cotton
200 dozen Coatss Black Spool Cotton
30 pounds Black and W. b. Thread
90 dozen White Berlin Gloves - ..
90 feams English Letter Paper
900 packs English Playing Cards
20 pairs Mems Calf CATERS
40 pieces Coored Marcelnes ..
"A Brown Satin
six Velvet, Cloth Cl0ak7
ALSO,
9 barrels Prime Coffee
% barrels Prime Sugars
l barrel Epson Salts
| barrel Borax, &C., &c.
y. B.-COnsgnments solicited for this sale
ELLETT BELL FOX, Auctioneers,
mh24-tds No. II Pearl street.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-24
TILE NEnRnEs

Several thousand slaves emanciPsted themselves
by decamping with the Yankees; but numbers
have returned sickened already with their taste OF
freedom. Those who remained were for time
very insolcnt, declaring themselves free and refus-
ing To labor unless they were compensated In coin
Police regulations have been established, and will
have the effect of queting any unruliness in the
coloreh population.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-24
nv THE GsOvERNOR DE vrMGINIA.

Id 4 PKOJLAMATION. ="
Information having been received by the Executive
that NAT, a slave. charged with the crime OF shooting
his master has escaped from the Jail of the county OF
Henrco and is now going large Therefore do here-
nv offer a reward OF FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS to
any person or persons wing shall arrest the said at and
deliver him INTO the Jail OF said county and do more.
over reauire all officers of this Commonwealth civil and
military and request the people generally to their
hest exerons procure the arrest Of the said slave that
he may he brought to justice.
(o~l Given under my hand as Governor and un.
)LS ! der the lesser seal of the Commonwealth
~ at Richmond this 10th day Of March, in the
year 1860. William SMITH.
Teste:
GEORGE W. MrNFoRD,
Secretary OF the Commonwealth.
Nat il bright mulatts busby head of hair feet
or 10 inches high and had soldiers clothes when lac
escaped, h. sl. tss "a, mh92-3t
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-24

IyEsrr yALytnLE. PROPERTY Z,

yYErkT VALUABLE, PROPERTY IN
" ADAMS MILF VALLEY FOR SALE AT AIC-
Ti0NWiIl be sold at auction the premises, on FRI
DAY the oath of March at O'clock a., large mum
Der Of lots located above comprising atout acres
TO be divided into lots of suitable sizes psn OF WHICH
viii be shown az sale.
These lots extend from the mill up the valley on both
sides OF Shockoe creek SQme of them Gre valuable ior
building purpose These bavea front Tent. street
or French Garden Hill and all 20 the cepne
OF the city that when streets opened they soon
must be- filled up aud extended will lie Of great value.
Also the Ieversonary right 20 the mill canal 90 feet
wide, containing i772-I000 acres.
After which will be sold several Other lots in the ycini
ny the above GRUgBS WILLIAMS,
mh2l-tds Auctnhterg.
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EPEAI TO CrIE EalNIIC.-The


A PPEAL TO TEsE E'assIES.The Relief
n Committee of RichWond appeal 10 the public 10 aii
in behalf Of the families of soldiers and refugees IL ta
city.
Richmond is filed with refugees from every portion OF
the COhfederacy many of them the families OF soldiers IN
the field -,
Liberal and regular contributions of money food aud
fuel are earnestly requested =
The Southern Express Company have kindly C1eed
ship all articles contributed TO the poor free Of charge
Contributions OF money should he seat 10 u. l. g.
Baskerville TreasuTer aud all supplies should he con-
signed IN the Relief Committee OF Richmond'
Messrs. Martin & Cardozo.
RELiF c0lIfTTEE
II. Y. c. Baskerville Treasurer.
William Bell Dir W. Ii. Gwathmey j. L. MsuTy Urec
tors.
Vim. w. Peasants Secretary
General Joseph Anderson, DR. c g Barney, william
Clemmitt Lewis j CIenshaW, James r. CheIaberiayNe
Peter Daniel Jr., George Fisher, Patrick II GitsoD
Blackburn hughes, SamUelJ Harrison. Thomas BIC
Canoe Roger Martini Samuel ~ Price, Asa Snyier Joel
Watkins, George Allen, George Baughrnan Robert
Christian Judge William W Crsmp DR. Il EllemOn, Col
Thomas H Ellis, George Gibson, James Gordon, Abn9
Harvey, Judge William Lyons, Or J. Hall Moore
Cary Nicholas John Randolph Ticker David T Williams
Wm Willis, Jr WA. p. MUNFOED,
fe24-d4ctf President.
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s0rrHERN fXpfEss CoMpANY.

SOUTHERN EXPFESS COMpANY,@
RICHIoED, Va. Feb. =, I5e5 !
Agents and Messengers
win receive and forward promptly any packages mark
ed above stated, and let the charges be collected IN
Richmond.
shippers win he required 10 put their packages in good
shipping condition, and agents viii always regard
these goods as preferred freight
J. +. GIBSON
Asst. Superintendent,
SOY. Express 90.
Charlottesville and Lynchbprg papers viii copy ana
send bill 10 the Express Office al those places ie27lm
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-24
r~To the voters Of the City of Rich-

I'm nd ;-At the urgent solicitation OF many friends
announce myself candidate for the office Of Supelin.
tendent of the City Works and respectfully solicit
your votes pledgng myself 20 devote my whole time and
abilities the faithful discharge of the duties OF the OF
ice should II be your pleasure to elect me- and respect
fully refer you 70 the manner in which have discharged
t duties Of Assisant1nspector (Which office the Coun-
Gil have abosbsdl and which have held for the last
nine years a guaranty for the future.
mhl6-tde HUGH SMITH.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-24

sUBscxISEus whose papers marked with CROss win
snderstaad their Of subscription Is about
Ds vIa rsnit promptly II they wish their papers con-
tinueE
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-24
rAYErTEYILLE RUINED.

A letter from Mayo ". s. Downer, OF the lTth,
giving come account of the dOings Of the Yankees IN
fayetteville, says
,.Favettevills is ruined. An the Arsenal build
,ogs the Market House, Court House. printing
oee. both fouudres all the mills cotton factories,
oil works Mr. Mallett's house, Mr.. NeLean's house,
sc. They robbed the people Of everything 10 the
way ofCood. 1 nave a letter from Mr.. Asllett in
which he says, some. people must stsrve.' The
train has gone doan to Little river to-day and taken
a luad of PROVISIONS
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-24
TIE rFF1NG AT RALEIGH.

The Raleigh CoHserUatirs, Of Tuesday, says that
ala the information from the front deemed worthy
Of eredsnee, represents the operations of Sunday
a, decidedly favorable TO US" The Conservatives
adds
I'VE notice that the bulk Of our citizens weu
tolerably cheerful countensBees, and speak very
hopefuiy Of the final result. Aud We have strong
hone that their eOuntenances, now cheerful, may be
stin more bright when the contest has been closed
and its Snal effects on the great interests Of the
.codRtry made known"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-24

ExrREssNE.-The Petersburg Express speaks OF
Seward as "that vulpine minister" and character
ICES the so-called ''neutrality' OF England the
.,poltical eunuchism" OF the British Ministry.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-24
TREASURY DEPARTMENT c. S. A.,
hICHIOND' Va. AAgUst2b- IsI5. J
OSCILLATIONS for Carrying, inIo #.

OSCILLATIONS for carrying into IT.
IL feet the act OF Congress approved Jhne II 1854
thOZing the OF registered eight per bonds f-
sued under the provisions of the Act approved May 10,
1861, 10 exchange tie same tor coupon BONDS
Parties owning registered eight per ceA. bends undo
tie act OF May l6 1851 desiring 10 excAlnEc them fr
coupon bonds will assign theDin the maDucr pointed on.
in he printed endorsement tie back ot the certificate
10 the Confederate STATES Of America Ia echanee tor
pom bonds and caue tliem to be presented 80 Tie Rec
Ter OF the Treasury Department. who wl thereupon N
compliance with the pro. sions Of the Act Of une i3 Ii
issue bonds for the amount specified the ds-
tered bonds so assigned. G. A. TRENHOLM
su1s-dh Secretary of. TresNr.
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Treasury DEPAETNET c. :. Al
Richmond August 8 1861 (
CERTIFICATES OF HNBE YsTED-


Richmond August 8 1864. (
NERTEFFCSTES OBJ HNbEYgE ID
y NESS BEARING SIX PER CENT. PER AMIN
INTEREST ANDFREE FROM TAXATION. BY tie Ian
section Of the reduce TIE currency approved Feb.
a. t4 the Secretary Of tie Treasury is authorized u IA
the above certificates payable years after tie le
fcaOn Of treaty OF peace with lie United SaIA Ifcy
ne sold 4ut only 20 he ISSUED 70 such rtC5
81 The Government willing TO receive the came il
pa, nent If Their demands They also lie Cses -
mar tiough free ftoln taVrtnR The atea;.on Of TUfc
sing agents and discussing oGceTsCf tie GoyeninoH
called to this -lss Of pubic securities oerng peculiar
advantages 10 those cm whom the supplies q; lie Gov
erument bought aud 10 facilitate tie then,
checks drawn by dshurrg officers upon the deustary
holding these funds and marked Srross tie face a. ,aae
d. certificates OF nlcbtedGess viii be paid in nifty
herewith
Deposares are leteby authorized and reguiei,o com,
MY with this regulation and IL make appc alton 10 tie
Register for supplies OF certificates as required.
(si2ned) q. A. TRENHOLM,
an12-tf Secretary Of TIE Treasury.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-24
-,IPV OF RICHMOND, 60 wit.

SPECIAL NOTECE,-The atteation OF farm
y ers and all Others in need of hoiscs and ales Is
particularly called to my sale Of public animals which
taEes place on every WEDNESDAY at Bacon Quarter
Branch These animals are carefully inspected before
being sold ami all diseased animal. aIe taksnou Many
Of them young and would render good service after
'sE Jay; Fl Isss sSs feeding sics ssi
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-24
IN COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND,


IN COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF RICHhoND,(
MARCH 10 1866.
The following named persons appointed commits
soners and conductors supeatend the Charter Elec
tons 70 be held on WEDNESDAY, the 9th day Of April
next TO wit:
For Jefferson Ward-Joseph Brumme Edward Smith;
John Wilson; John Lacey and VIM YArbrough,
commissioners; and VIM Granger conductor Place
of election-Han over the LIST Market
For Madison ward-G A Myers James II Grant George
Rsyster ] B Foster and Charles Bates, commission.
els; and Chalkley conductor. Place of election
City Hall.
For Monroe ward-Thomas Barham; Thos Boudar Felix
Mathews Francis Smith and VIM Breeden, Gcomm4.
sioners and VIM Kelley, conductor Place of election
Thomas Epps shop, above corner of Broad and lat
streets. A. W. MORTON.
mh2l-2taw2w Clerk Council
ny THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA. PR0CLA-
u MAIl0N.-whemas a vacancy has occurred IN
tire OF this state in the Congress OF the
Confederate States OccasOned by the resignation of the
Hon Robert H. Whitfield, late the representative FROM
the District composed of the counties of Norfolk, grin
cess Anne, Nansemond, Isle OF Wight, southampton,
Sussex SurTy and Greenyie, and the city of Norfolk
Therefore l. WILLIAM SMITH, Governor OF the Com.
monWealth of Virginia, do hereby peoclam and make
known that elections will be- held in the said counties
and city ON MONDAY the 10th day OF April next to sup
py the said Vacancy and the sherins Of the said coun
Ties and the sergeant OF the said city ae hereby required
TO elections To De held each III MS respective Couh
~ OF city and officers commanding military encamp
ments aud posts are authorised 90 have such elections
held on the said 10th day at April next Tor representa-
tive 10 I'll the vacancy aforesaid.
(oh.Cl Given under my hand Governor, aud I'M
u. s. der the seal OF the Commonwealth, ri Rich
~ mond this Goth day OF March A. d. 1868 and
in the seth year OF the Commonwealth.
WIN. SMITH.
BY the Governor
GEORGE W MrNFoRD
Secretary OF the Commonwealth
mhoI-6t
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-24
rpnu yoRTgERN GEORGIA.

A gentleman who has been in the vicinity OF At
lan,a for some time past, Informs the Athens Ban
sy that the suffering tor food in that section has
been hcartrending. He had charge OF coniniNS"i,
stores, and his Oice Is almost constantly thronseu
With women and children begging for bread They
do not ask for meat, but are satisfied VITA Dread
alone. During the late freezing weather, females
walked as Car as sixteen miles in the mud and ice,
for the purpose Of getting meat, which they would
CARR home upon their shoulders When they en-
tered his ofiee, their bonnsts and shawls were
--.--soa Nth ice
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-24

TREASURY DEPARTNEST, {. 5. A.,
Richmond. July %, 1864
TAXED TREASURY NOIl:S.-In order 10
promote far practicable the early liquidation by
the Treasury of the OUTSTANDING TAXED MOTIFS, lie
Treasurer Assistant TREASURER ana Pay DeIotaGs in the
different States are hereby Authorized TO receive esaid
notes except the 500 notes Go % per cenn depo
sit issuing for same Certificates of Loan upon byPotLecs
ton Of non.taxabe bonds The said certificates TO
PAYABLE on demand after the expiration oi ninety days
And all agents the sale the above bonds hereby
authorized 10 receive the taxed notes, with tie exception
above named in ps yment Of bonds when sold at Il rate
OF &c 20 per centuIn. y. T. JhhNHOLh,
ang9-tf Secretary OF tie Treasury.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-24

TREASURY DEPARTMENT c. S. Al
RIcHMohD Oct 10 1854 (
NJ ON-TAXAFfEls; EesNEsS-5eO, see .GG0
~ LOAN-SALE CUETlAULp.-Numegous aIrs.i.s-
tions having been for Bonds az The established pce
Of Sl35 and interest under circumstances tt etc tLcn
10 favorable consideration il has been determined
time the sale at the above price until fu.tiierEoce.
Agents for the sale of these bonds arc instructed act
In accordance with this order aud the atteuton Of dbur
ing officers OF the Government particularly called it.
q. a. TRENHOLM,
oct2-u SafNr.arT Of Tressi.ry.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-24
,NrvprnITInN nN FOOT-

A telegram dated Augusta, lltb inst, says ''fhe
widest enthusiasm is apparent on the streets IA this
,.;, TO-DAY. THOUSANDS Of the soldiers OF the army
Of Tennessee and the Virginia army have eousre-
gated here during the past ten days. The wagon
rains have been preparing during the day for the
long march on which they start on Monday n'rn-
ing, by order Of Gen. Fry"
r.,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-24
TmE KELIEF PROM AUGUSTA

The mama and qualls to the furnishing Israelite'
were not more opportune God:send than the sue
cor sent from Augusta to the people of Columbia
You should have been here TO have witnessed the
citation of spirit and the kindling JOY that manted
down-cast faces, upon the arrival of our heavy train
of supplies. II was most timely and acceptable
Famine actually threatened the people. The au
thorities had been feeding daily eight thousand pet
sons-a ration OF lean beef and corn meal; and upon
the day of our arrival the supply of meal had failed
The beeves were so poor that numbers of then
died daily from want Of food %.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-24
TREASURY DEPARTNESTi I. :. A.
Richmond, March 10, ices.
~ DONATIONS TO THE TREASlk1

nONATIONS TO THE TREASURY.
IL Patriotic citizens IN all parts of the country hayg
EXPRESSED de to make contributions Of mOpey and
Government securities in aid Ol tie Treasury; ana la
dies animated bv the Iobest sentiments Of ment
HE cause of their suffering country having offered then
Mate and Jewels the COngless OF The Confederate States
adopted ON the 18th inst the following resolutions:
No. To-.
IntSr DFsolI TIoN PROVIDING DONATIONS 10
TREASURY or THE CONFEDERATE STATES.
Whereas many patriotic citizens have expressed their
cse to contribute by donations Of money, jewels gold
nd silver pa.e and public securities to tile relief OF the
Treasury
"a That tie Secretary of the Treasury be- and he is here
nv authorized all such donations, and TO pub
lsh in the daily papers list oi the donations reccyed
and tho names II the donors,
Sec that when the said contribution shall consist
certificates Of nsbsdness lawfully issued by discussing
officers Of the Government and the parties holding the
same aIe willing - give part but unable TO give the
whole il shall lie lawful or the Secretary Of tue lreasury
tn receive the proportion offered II not less than
mory and to return tile other mOety in certificates
Indebtedness receivable in payment OF taxes.
sec g. TO render the said public securities donated
available to the Treasury the Secretary a the Treasury
IL hereby authorized 10 redeem the same before maturity,
priated.
Approved March 10 1860.
The attention the public is called these resolutions
and those DESTROYS Oh making contributions OF money and
securities certhel claims against the Government
respectfully informed that they will be received by the
reassrer at Richmond and by the Assistant Teasures
and PAY Depostares hereinafter regulated.
Regulations i'll relation TO plate and iewery have not
been adopted Yet and will form the subject OF mtuie
| notice. G.. 4. TRENHOLM
mLlI-3tawlm Secretary 0f Treasury.
LIST OF ASSISTANT TREAsURrRs AND PAY DEPosrA-
rARIEs IN TEE CONFEDERATE STATES, VIZ;
Treasurer c. - Richmond va.
assistant Treasurer Charleston ;. {.
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cJMNANDANr OF the PosT

The Second Kentucky mounted infantry has been
assigned to the duty OF guarding Columbia uatA
order is re-eStabshed. The difficult and delicate
duty'of commandment oe1he post is placed in the
hands of Captain Thomas 4. Stake, an admirably
qualified gentleman. Colonel Phil. Lee retains
command OF his admirable regiment of veterans.--
Tosav that the command and commander are wor-
thy OF each other is sufficient praise.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-24
DYTmE GOvEmNOk OFy,nGINIA

n.y. HE GOVERNOR OF Virginia
ID "A k'rOcIamRt iOn.-Whoreasa vacancy has
occurred in the representation of this state in the Con
gres OF the Confederate states occasOned by the resig
nation Of the Hon WM e. RrEs late the representative
from the District composed OF the counties 0i Albemae
Campbell Amherst, Nielsen, Fluyanna and Buckingham
and the city OF LynchbLrg, Therefore, J. WILLIAM
SMITH Governor of the Commonwealth Of Virginia, 30
hereby proclaim and make known that elections will be
held the sd counties aud city on MONDAY, the lOth
day April next to supply the said Vacancy; and the
sers OF the said counties andth sergeant OF said city
are hereby required 70 elections 10 be held each in
his respective county city ana officers commanding
military encampments and posts authorized to have
such elections held the said 10th day of April for
representative to till the vacancy Aforesaid
- Given under my hand as Governor and under
4, I the seal of the Commonwealth, az Richmond,
T. this 2Oth day Of March, A. H. 1865, and in the
~ 8gth year OF the Commonwealth.
f.-f go rt t.s WA SMITH.
By the Governor .t...-.. .
GEORGE " MUSFoRD,
Secretary OF the Commonwealth ;.
mh2l-6t -ssf... r..5..- 40 .-
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Col. .Dsaring, OF Ca, has gwen the Salisbury
WatckIRdR some interesting aud encouraging in
formation relative TO tbs spirit of the people ofthat
State. The railroads lately destroyed by Sherman
have 5eenrepsired with great rapidhy. The 'Geor-
gia road has been repaired, aud the ears run from
Augusta CQnyers Station, aud he thought the re-
mainder of he road would be completed to Atlanta
within two or three weeks at farthest other roads
are undergoing repairs, aud promise to be ready
for travel very soon.
DEPARTURE or GEN. SINGLETON.
GeneralJ. W. Singleton, of Illinois, lett Rich
mond this IN orning, by flag ot-truce steamer, for
the Yankee lines below Richmond. During his
soiourn here he received hosptable attention from
a number OF citizens, who were induced by his po-
liticaI record and utilization with such &c Peace
Democrats" as Long, of Ohio, and VOORHEES,, OF
Indiana. to believe that he was not hostile to our
people but others considered it stretch of conr-
tesy TO allow any man coming from the enemy's
country however friendly his sentiments, or wher-
ever born, TO have the Privilege OF going at large in
Richmond.
Gen. Singleton must be we'll informed as to the
sentiments Of leading Op the great questions
ef the day and, the politicians OF the Northwill no
doubt be eager 20 learn his impressions of the spirit
Of our people as developed by several weeks inter
course with them.
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Treasurer at Richmond, Va. I
assistant Tiessurtrs a Charleston and Noble.
Dspositariss ct Raleigh and Wilmington. y. {.
Charleston and Gambia, =. c.
Saypnnah and Augusta &C.,
Tallahassee, F9.. and Nc .itgorhery Ala =,
Columbus Hiss, aud douston and MAJ.
shall Texas, da3-tf
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TPEAsuRY pErSETNFST c. :. Al
..f Richmond, necenler 1864 (
EVENT m sG VE TIRE a 81 EN-

y NOrES.--jn pursuance of an ACT Of Congress- ap
proved November % 1854 entitled IN act to authoiz
he Secretary of the Treasury 10 exchange Coupon Bonts
for Seyen,ILTty Iieasgy Notes" holden. OF iuci note,
are hereby notified that after The payment Of the annual
interest due thereon The first day OF January ISt5 up
on presentation OF same the Treasurer A-eislaEt 1ieas
rels and Pay Demonstrates (as designated NJ FOOT III 10
sue certificates therefor which will sne the holde,s 10
Coupon Bonds payable thirty years after the fra day of
January 1860 bearing six pea cent Interest 0ia The said
first January 1859 payable the first dag Of Janus
r. ANA July IN each year.
The Treasurer Assistant TeGsuies and Depositares will
make weekly reports 70 tie Register Of the Treasury
such certificates issued at their Offices ghcreGPon bonds
will be cancelled in the usual manner anl forwarded 10
The First Auditor. &. A. TRENHOLM,
Secretary OF the Treasury.