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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-09-16
BIBLE NOTICE.


JyNHE third Quarterly. Meeting of the Exec
l. utive Committee of the. Baltimore county
Bible Society will beheid at the BIBLE HOUSE
in Baltimore, on
4hw.sday, 2Sth inst, ut II A.. ~. A
Keepers Of 'Deposltories and Ministers Of
the Gospel throughout the county are invited
to attend. 8 iIeC. TURNBg lad1, Sec
Sept l6.-2t@
DALTIMoRE COUNTY, TO WIT :-Ih eie-
ID by certify that o. q. ,,Iewhson; 11ZZIg-Tg7r3a
Of Baltimore county, brought before yyya44sAg
me the subscriber, one of the Justices -
of the Peace in and for said county, tins 18Th
day of September, in the year 1863, as a stray
trespassing on his enclosures, Red Hefer, 3
years old. Given under my hand this 18th day
September, 1865.
81. GIDEON HERBERT, IT, p. =
The owner of the above Heifer is requested
to come forward, prove property, pay charges
and take her away. %. g. iTOWNSON,
i .@l Near hed9ld 1darinrd Read,
Sept. 16--3t@ about miles tom BALTIC.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-09-16

QUARTERIY MEETING The next quarterly Meet
ing Of tho N. Bait. Circuit M. Z. Church will be
held at Hunts Chapel Tomorrow Sunday two,
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-09-16

MARIA STERE.rr Us. sTERRETT AND
IXI OTHERS, In the Circuit Court for Baih-
more county-in equity sitting.
ORDERED, this Ifth day of September, IS
g., that the sale made and fourteenthly report
ed bys.Andrew Sterrett Ridgely, Trustee for the
in the above cause be ratified and confirmed,
unless cause to the contrary thereof be shown
on or before tie TT day Of October nert, provi-
ded copy of this order be inserted in some
paper printed in Baltimore county once in each
of three successive weeks before the Both day
of September next.
The report states the amount of sales to be
six hundred dollars-{$600.9es-
JOHN II. LoNGNECKER, Clerk.
True Copy-Tcst
JOHN II. LoNGNEcKER, Clerk
Sept. 16.-5t. ~, fr.,-
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-09-16
AECARDI

z" HlLST many persons i'll Baltimore coun-
w ty, and elsewhere have promptly paid us
all that was DUE and for which we return our
sincere thanks, others have not paid and many
refuse to pay for various reasons; we therefor
respectfully inform those who yet know them
selves to be Indebted to US. either for subscrip-
ton to the old '-BaItimore, County Americon,"
or advertising inlsaid pa per, thai on the first.
day of October, 1865 all unpaid accounts will
be placed in the hands Of Magistrates without
respect to persons. .alnslla oese4
In this list of debtors we recognize many of
our Oldest and warmest friends, and TO bring
suit against them viii be very Unpleasant
justice to ourselves, however leaves us no 9TH
ser course to pursue. Come, therefore, friends,
and settle up at once-expect no fartherindul-
gence.
JOHN H. JONGNECKER,
LONGNECKER & SONS.
ca,,4o...l Il. a. :. ~
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-09-16

THE GRAPE Ror-We are Informed by Mr.
Parsons, living on the Hookstown Road near the
sixth mile stone that he will lose about IS bnsli-
els of grapes this season by the rot. Mr.. Mitt-
nacht and other gentlemen living in that vicini-'
ty also lose large quantities. The same report
comes to US from other parts thecounty. The
rot is not confined 10 any particular variety,
though the isabella generally seems to be
most free from it. Some growers suppose it is
caused by disease in the vine others, that it
is owing 10 the moist and warm weather in the
early part of the season, driving the fruit very
rapidly, followed by the great heat and drought.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-09-16

IMPROVEMENTS. The tasteful and ,cnterprising
citizens of Mt. Washington have had the two
avenues leading from the Rail Road westward
over the high bill adjoining, beautifully graded
with paved cutters on each side Those who
were compelled to use the avenues, filed with
loose stones and washed into deep gulches by
the heavy rains, will appreciate the value of this
much needed improvement And we may here
say, there is not finer view in the county than
that from the bill west of Mt. Washington. COW
cred with native and foreign trees and shrubs,
amid which stand the finely built and tastefully
adorned residence of the inhabitants. ~. il6 x
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-09-16
REAfABSiRATE.
BURNITE, MARSHALL & co,
REAL ESTA TEA GENCY,

N0IsSzG Gag Sc, Baltimore u. Nd El
ID EAL ESTATE in city and country, bought
IL 1 sold, rented or exchanged. Those en-
p;oying our Agency in the sale of their proper
ty, may be assured of its being thoroughly adj
vertsed. Registe. will be issued IN October,
containing a description of each property re-
ceived up to that time. Farm blanks and all
information required willingly sent
j, Sept. l6.-:m.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-09-16
Wanted to Rent or Manage.

A LARGE GOOD FARM, by man, who
IN thoroughly understands the business. ! APP
ply at either the Office of the Baltimore Coun-
ty. rUaien, "ser the |" 1farylaNd Joarra52 or to
ABRAHAM SHERTZER, on the Furnace Farm
of Hampton, near Towsontown.- =
E Sept 9.-tf sFsrsss#ar
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-09-16

ngA Also, my Farm is offered at
private sale, together with the Milk
Cattle, on or before the day Of pub
lie sale. IL .g8@tsas
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-09-16

SAMUEL Fl. COVER, Auct.
Sent LIS
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-24
JOHNSTON'S OPPORTUNITY.

sherman, TO say the least, is in a critical Situa.
ton. Up TO his departure from Fayetteville the
cards ran strongly in his favor. He has, consider
ing the bOldneSS with which he has played the
game, met with extraordinary luck. From Atlanta
TO Fayetteylle be moved as he pleased and eneOun-
tered scarcely any resistance. But since his adj
vance from Fayetfevilleshis good fortune has not
been so signahy evident. Lnek has taken turn,
and the cards are now running against him. lie has
reached a stage Of the game at which a serious mis-
chance would terribly imperil him and heavy dis
astsr would be his irretrievablc ruin. He has re-
ceyed one OF two blows already which have doubtless
reduced him 10 some embarrassment. Ii u worse one
is struck him. he will be ehectually used up. Now is
JohnstOn'S opportunity for crushing this audacOus
adventurer and restoring the prestige of our arms.
Now is the time for him 10 show the mastery abil-
ties which he enjoys the reputation OF possessing.
Ia he will defeat Sherman in pitched battle and
intiict upon him severe loss m men, guns and
ammunition, he viii at once change the whole as,
pect of affairs and open The door 10 peace. The
Yankees would be precipuated from the heights of
exultatiOn, 10 which they have been elevated by
their recent successes, down TO the depths Of hui
imitation and despair whilst, ON the other hand
our people and army would be inspired with more
ioy and confidence than they have yet felt, aud to
more powerful efforts to follow mp the victory with
others equally glorious and profitable
ErBreSS
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-24

A NEW MATCH.-We see luciier match Is now
in the Northern market that differs from anything
heretofore in existence. Upon the side Of each box
is a chemically prepared piece Of friction paper
When struck upon this, the match instantly gnites
when struck upon anything else whatever, it olstin
ately refuses 10 flame.
You may lay II upon red-hot stove, and the
wood of the match viii calcine before the end OF II
ignities Friction upon anything else than this pre-
pared pasteboard has no effect upon il. ,l
The invention is an English one, and, by special
nc! of Parliament, the use of any other matches
than these is not permitted in any public buildings
The discovery is curious one. There Is not par
tcle of sulphur in the composition OF the lnefef In
question.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-24

fk1atba dusy df avery one 10 extract GU the hop
ninesA and snioymsnt he can without and within
him; and above all, he should look on The bright
side of things. What though things do LOOK mite
dark. The lane will turn; and the night land IN
broad day. In the long run, and very otten 10 'ne
short The great balance of iferrights itself.
What is in becomes well; what Is wrong becomes
right. Men were not made 10 hang down either
their heads or their lips and. those who do only
show that they are departing from the path OF true
COMMON sense and right. There Is more virtue IN
one sunbeam than in a whole hemisphere of cloud
and gloom Therefore, repeat, look on the bright
side of things. Cultivate what is warm and GENIAL
moi the cold repulsive dark and morose.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-24
From The Augsstd ConStii,dioadiiSt,l
A SoUTUERN HEROINE.

Miss MeM- lived near Hardceyile, S. Co.
Some months since a batch OF Yankee prisoners
from Savannah passed through Beaufort District
and along the roaa-n front OF her house. One of
them. captain, asked her to give them some bread
aud meat adding, at the same time, that he did
not want the shard tack" she fed her negroes with.
After some e STATION, she gave them dry bread and
water, which they would not touch,
alt is certainly good enough tor you" said she.
,,You have killed of my brothers, and The other
is now in Your lie prison, farng on just such as
this II he can hive on il you can
The Yankee captain remarked that his time would
vet come, aud he wonld have his revenge. -
Months passed away: savannah iell INTO the
Them march through South Carolina passed through
Beauiort District. A squad Of men were detached
| under the command OF captain, Who took them
ten miles from the main colnlnn to pay visit 10
| Miss McM--. 49,. -. d. $50. 81.
lislnounted at the gate. lie made his horse fast
aud boldly walked mp to her, asking her II she re-
/ mehbered him. On receiving her answer IN the
| negative, he replied; tai2 l. .1F. fF -tt'
Il am one of the poor prisoners whom you re-
fused 10 supply with food / have come 20 repay
You for your boundless' hospitalty-bread and wa
ter" -' l b tf.sfit
| -. o. know YOU now" replied she s.you are
the dainty Yankee who could not eat the same food
that your ChriStaa officials feed my brother upon.
III am the prisoner who said that bis time would
yet come. u has cope Are you of the same
opinion still Z" tfslrf
al am" said the young lady, firmly. 81 WA
| seeking 10 retahate--it was my revenge
"Wbere Is your father - s EsErl ~
a. He is, thank God out OF your reach 20
/ 'And your motherW I.e.
| ''She is deRd---I am alone" tsaa
So much the better. p exclaimed he, griml3 =
a. have come to have my revenge. 4 shall destro!
: everything you have"
do it--burn IT," replied She deaantly. "Yov
will see how South Carolina woman can bear mis-.
fortune" ~
"Isiys you fifteen minutes to leave, and yc'
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-24
G. A. TRENHOLM,
Secretary OF Treasury,

Section That the taxes property for the egh-
teen hundred and sixty fve imposed BY this act shah be
assessed the day Of the passage OF this act and he
due and collected the first day OF June next AZ
soon thereafter "a practicable. The additional taxes
profits for the yea eighteen hundred and sXtyfye SHALL
be assessed and collected according 10 the prov OF
existing aWs in gard % the assessment and collection
OF taxes on incomes and all the taxes imposed by this
act we'll the taxes incomes and profits and the
specific taxes and taxes sales, shall be payable in
confederate Treasury OF the issue in the
Certificates OF Indebtedness authorized by act en
tied An act reduce the currency and 10 authorize
new issue Of and bonds approved February
enteenth eighteen hundred and .ixtyfou., at par with
out any allowance for interest Provided That at least
one hall o saId taxes shah be paid in Treasury notes
aforesaid and provided further That the tax tor the n
creased pay of soldiers shall be paid in Confederate fea
surg notes of the issue only Aud u IL Hereby en-
acted That the certificates OF Indebtedness authorized
by the said OF February seventeenth eighteen hun
deed and sXtyiUuT may he issued tor debts contracted
ror TO the passage OF said act and Jhe Agent OF The
.asury for the Trans Mississippi Department he aud he
/. hereby authorized To issue under regulations be
me,cried by rho Secretary OF the Treasury the ceTtii
Gates of Indebtedness provided Tor said act of Februa
arv seventeenth, eighteen hundred and sixty four, toT
debts contracted prior subsequent 10 the passage OF
said act M the TransMsssspp department, ana that
All the certificates above mentioned shall be received IL
a yment OF said taxes, 10 like manner and TO the same
extent as the certificates originally authorized 10y rbe
said act OF seventeenth of February eighteen hundred
and sxtt-four subject uie proyiso above mentioned
mhl7-3tawlm
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-24
sCRIPTURAL Prophecies.

Iron the South Carolinian, 2l-t inst
II il not among improbabties that the present
generation is the last which Providence will permit
TO people this planet. For four hundred years,
human testimony, drawing IT'S inspiration from
Seript,iTal prophecies has pointed undeyiatingly to
this era as the one IN which will be Witnessed the
end of time, and the beginning Of eternity. Pro
testants and Roman Catholics-the highest 2uthori
ties-howevsr much they have differed on other
topics harmoDise fully i'm the belief that we have
now entered upon the long anticipated conflict OF
nowtrs which is TO close ''the transgreSson of desc
iaiion" and precedc the coming of 'the ancient ot
DAYS" Even from a secular stand point it would
he interesting to observe with what nicely
ot calculation all the commentators narrow the event
down TO the present halfeentury and differ with each
other only by few years. We nave lSGG, 20, 20,
III and So given by various writer's the limit
a the worlds existence but whatever is the Pc
Rod named, the concurrent evidence ~ strong and
sterling The unsettled condition OF the civ iiized
world, the premonitory throbbing OF revolution
among old systems of government, the complica-
lions Growing ont Of our own struggle, which threa-
ten TO involve other nations, the dissolution OF So
ctal bonds the lOOsening Of restraints, and break
ing down Of the barriers which conhne men within
civilized pale, all circumstances now in course
of occurrence which are quoted as evidence Of the
nnal hour. A still more remarkable relation be-
tNeen the prophecy aud the present hour is eStab-
Ii.hed by portion of the ninth chapter of Daniel
m which we find the following description Of our
enemies aud their leader:
:. And in the latter time Of their kingdom, when
the transgressors are come tn the full, king of
fierce counteuance, and understanding dark seu-
tenees shall stand up. And his power shah be
mighty but not by his own power; aud he shall
de stacy wonderfully, Spd shall prosper and prac-
tice. and shall destroy The mighty and the holy
l,sople And through his policy he shall cause
cLaft TO prosper in his hand; aud he shall magnify
himself in his heart, and by peace shall destroy
many ana he shall also stand up against the
Prince of Prices, but be shall be broken withpnt
hand. The Judgment shall sit, and they shalt take
away his dominion to consume and destroy it unto
the end"
We have adyerted briefly to- this theme because
| il is one on which, Notwithstanding the wreck Of
matter that is being made around us, the thoughts
OF thoughtful men dwelling, and because, too
il may awaken curiosity among those VINO are i"''t
of ancient lore 20 read especially with this subject
in view topic, however, so fruitful in Interest
| 10 man, woman and child, may we'll excite some
thing more than mereeuriOsity.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-24
THE CITY.


MAYORS CouHr.--At the Mayors Court this
morning. the following cases were examined and
acted upon:
Clara, slave Of jeff, Hughes, charged with steal
ing slO7 in Confederate notes from VIM. Gentry,
was ordered 25 lashes.
Lilbourn, slave of Turpin & Yarbrough, was re
manded for trial on the charge of burgariohsly ell
tering ths house of Thomas q. Turner, ON the 18th
inst, and stealing thence quantity OF provisions
and other articles OF the value Of s2 500 the prop
erty Of Thos. g. Furner e.,
Ann Edwards, Who says she is free, but has no
papers, was held in security for good behavior, on
the charge Of keeping an iIl-gOverned, dis6rderly
house. In connection with the above case, Ellen
IIaskins, Emma Smith, Martha Thomas, Mary East
wood and Ella Brown, /. W. c., were hauled up,
charge with being persons Of evil fame, and with
living in the house Of the woman Edwards. TFe
case oi the negress Ella was continued to the 18th,
and the other parties were held in security.
Thomas and Ben, slaves of Turpin Marlborough
were ordered rs lashes for having no passes, and
for being OH the premises of Ann Edwards.
Celia, slave of Mary Woodson, was awarded %
lashes for stealing piece of fringe of the value
of sl25, the property Of Barbara North.
Chas. Rice was discharged from the accu sation
of stealing hat from a negro.
few other trivial cases were disposed of, which,
possessing no features of interest, dispense with
in our report.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-24
TREASURY DEPARTMENT {. s, N
Richmond. July u 1864 "a

~ FIVE HUNDRED AlLIlgS SIX PER cSl'1M
NON-rA%ABLE, BOMBS UNDER THE sEfsSTH
SECTION 0F THE Currency L4W.-Def ie on
call VIII be receiyed by tie Treasurer in this y ASS.
tant Ireasuies 1T Charleston and Mobile and Depos
tarias a. WILMINGTON, Raleigh, Columbia Aur g., SayaI
nah and Montgomery and certificates viii issued tor
the same bearing interest at the rate Of pcntpIa ger
aInnn, ard secured by the hypohecation an amount
of the above bonds equal Ia lie sun OF tie oensthe
bonds 20 be SCI apart By tho Trsasrrer an1he proceeds,
when sold applied exclusively TO lie payna' OF tbs s.d
certificates -
The security and convenience nFori, TO hanks ard
other corporations and 70 The pnc n,erphy. By this
snode of temporary nyesnlent cd 'aa Hel o. the ne
sa generally adopted S.ss kn s0io r. t E'h fa
ysrabe cansS @ OF Tue eommuny and secure their
psramn. SS'''''Hon IN carrying IL M effect
Jtij1i.4nf .,...Jf.-'s q. J. TRENHOLM,
HpcreftF Of theqtNsWrY,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-24
TREASURY pEr1srSrSr G; $: A.

rINo HOLDERS Or FIVE. PER CENT. GAIA GER
TfFICATES--Attention is respectfully called TO the
rrovsors of the sab section of the act Of Congress emil
lied an act TO reduce the cuFepcy &C. appored Februa
ry H. 1854 which declares that an Gail cer stes shall
ded Tor the Treasury into which they convert
bIe." =. l.E tit
The 4th section Of said act imposes tax Of one hun.
dred per cent tha Treasury notes represented by sad
Ter cent call certificates which shall remain outstanding
on the first dag Of January eighteen HUNDRED and sixi.
ave, -. trra -..ff' g.. A. TRENHOLM
Grv "a ..L sfesteJypf fresSps'
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-24

AUGUSTA GossIP.-The Augusta correspondent
of the Macon CORfederdoy, under date Of March A.,
writes thus:
The sun aStonished us to-day by exhibiting its
warm aud bright face for an hour two. II is
surprising how fresh aud glowing it appeared after
an absence of ten days, during which time the
skies were weeping, until it seemed impossible that
there were any tears remaining in the gloomy
and Sullen clouds, that rolled of eastward a few
hours ago. To greet the laughing sunlight, per-
haps warmed into life by its bright aud genial
smiles the ladies came out to grace the streets and
charm the hour with their presence. They came
like beautiful and elegant swans, radiant and spark
ling in their handsome plumage and glittermg like
gems, lhat flash like the flowers when the msrning
light CLOVIS radiant and bright ON its ieweled dew
drops.
It's genial beams brought out host Of booted and
spurred aud gttering men, who hOcked along the
streets Ike conveys of game chicken cocks, and AZ
bright in their plumage. More new, good clothes
were exhibited than casual observer could be in
duced TO believe exist in the market. Soldering
would be decidedly gay pastime, II We were per.
mitted to live a butterfly existence in bright new
clothes, sparkling with brass buttons and gold lace
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-24

An ExAMPLE.-A circular from the Rev. G. D..
Elliott and G. w. Price, prOprietors of the
Tuskegee Female College, announces that they will
educate without charge, in the literary department
Of the college daughters of ministers ofthe gospel
Of all denominations, also ten daughters Of de-
ceased soldiers, five of MaSonS and five Of Odd Eel
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-24

SERIOUSLY ILL.-We regret 10 learn that Mr..
John NJ. Daniel, editor Of the EEamiHer, is lying
seriously i'll at his residence Broad: street. He
has been confined TO his room for several weeks
from an attack of typhoid pneumonia.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-24
Tss4sUEY DEFARrsRST' c. s.,A..

TasAsuRY Der ARTgRSr, c. S. A.. !
MichmOnd, March 10, 1865. \
NOTICE 10 holders OF CeTtiiica .Ss Of
~ Four pcr cent. Bonds issnea by the
DPp0sffar.y st WytheviIIc, va.
ILe Depository at ytheve having resigned and the
Office discontinued notice is hereby given 10 holders OF
cerfc Ties for per Bonds under act OF l7th
February, 1854 issued az that ohce. that ~ same wiz
he satisfied with bond upon application TO the Register OF
the Treasury at Richmond. ,.,,-
$685.. (Signedl u :. IhaAanlA'
mhl7-eo2w Secretary Treasury
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-24
:. S. OUARfERMAsTER's DEPARTMENT

OFFICE SUPT r. X. TBAGsPoRrATIoS, :
Richmond Feb. 2lst, 1855, }
To Virginia Soldiers:
The soldiers in the field from Virginia can have proyi
sion sent them free OF expense by tie Southern Express
Company.
Packages should be plainly marked with the name OF
the soldier company regiment and brigade, "CaTe Capt
J. II. Mayo A. T. NJ, Richmond Va, who will see that
they sent 10 the proper command.
The agreement made with the Southern Express Com
pauy February Goth. 1864, still continues inforca and
the friends OF soldiers in other States will mark their
packages formerly to the care OF their respective A8
sociations.
1t Col. and Chief R. R. Transportation
Approved:
A. r. LAYTON,
@ N General.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-24

r--.-,,.,,v - year. 500 six months, 900 three
- - FOR +. ,.ss PERIOD tlO per month.
s--.i.WsekIy. one year S7s six mOaths, $40 three
,on,.. son No subscription received for less period
S-ws Dealers furnished at $50 per hundred copies
single COPIES. 81 osnss.
Aa~sr,.ensuts inserted In Daily aud Semi Weekly at
a per square o. eight lines or less.
Remrtrances Al Of subscriber
An advertisements from the country must either he sc
eompansd OV ths money or an order some Business
house IN the enY 70 insure its insertion.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-24
Candidates for OMce.

EsP Voters Of jefferson Ward Mr..
JOHN C.. PACE, JR., at the request Of many citizens
has consented 10 be candidate for the position of Alder
man of our Ward. He is too well known to require
ference to a long life OF sterling integrity. patriot in
every sense the army loses not soldier by his election
while Ward ana the magsteral bench will gain va
liable auxiliary, mh2O-tde
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-24
- Treasury DEPARTMENT, &. :. A.,
Richmond, March I4th, 1865 !
NOTICE IN RELATION

ii TO RECkIPI OF SIN PER UhNT. LERIIFI-
GATES OF INDEBTEDNESS For TA&ES IMPOSED
By ACT or CONGRESS APPROVED MARCH IL,
1865 Notice Is hereby given that according TO the pro-
visions of the Cd section OF Act Of Congress Of March
H. 1863 copy OF which is hereto attached one moety
of the levied by said ACT excepting the tax for the
increased pay solders) may be paid in Six Percent
Indebtedness ISSUED under 4th section OF
act Of II February, 1860. .