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Meeting OF the Hooking Valley Horti-
g. '. - CULTURAL Society.
HORTICULTURAL Rooms,
TANo Aorrp Aun 18th 'RS q

HORTICULTURAL ROOMS,
LANCASTER, Aug, 18th IS,
Society met pursuant to adjournment
with President ]. G: Kinkead in the
Chair. ........
Minutes OF preceding meeting were
read and approved.
Object of meeting being stated by
the President, on motion of Mr.. Clark,
the Society decided on having a Hor-
ticutural Exhibition on Thursday
Friday and Saturday, the 2lst, 22d
and Odd days fSeptcmbcr next, in the
City Hall.
On motion, the President, Secretary
and Mr. Gravitt were appointed com
mittec for the purpose of consulting
with the ladies, &C., soliciting their aid
in decorating the Hall and contribu-
ting articles for exhibition.
On motion the Society adjourned to
next regular day, Saturday, 26th inst.
J. G. KINKEAD, PreSt.
JonN MAccRAcKEN, Secy.
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n3~We call attention 10 the adver.
tisemont of Messrs. Rowen & Co, in
another column. The GAINESVILLE Cour'
icr in speaking of them says
Messrs. Rowen & Co. continue to Of
fer great inducements to agents. Sol.
diers and others cannot fail in making
money by acting for them. Any one
sending to them may rest assured they
will be honorably and honestly dealt
with. u ,..t a
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The EcrectIc.

The, Eclectic, Magazine for Scptcm-
beris on our table. The engraving
is . fine steel ono of the Imperial Fam
lily of France. The articles, are of
great variety and interest, from twelve
different British periodicals. Address
W. II. Bidwell, No. 5, Beekman St,
New York. IS year in advance.
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining unclaimed in the Post.Ofice ut Iancas
ter, State ofOhio, on the 18th ofJanuary, 1861
80 To obtain any of these letters, the applicant
must call for "diuertised letters" give the date
TINS list, and pay one cent for ADVERTISING.
| bS-lfnot called for within one MONTH heywll be
sent to the Dead Letter Office
Free Delivery ofLetters by carriers attheres iden-
ces OF the owners, may be secured by observing the
following Rules: ''N
l. Direct lettersplainlyt to the streetand number
as well as the Postoflce and State.
2 Head letters the writer's Postoffeeand State
street and number; sign them palnlywith full name
Iandrequestthat answers be directed accordingly,
3, Letters to strangers or Transient yisitorsi in
townor city, whose special address may be unknown
should bemarked at the lower LEFT hand corner with
the word "Transient p" wan
4. Place the Postage Stamp on the uppc, ri1b,
hdnd corner, and ledCe space between the stamp and
direction for post-marking without interfering with
the writing. '
N. B. A Requestfer the Return of letter TO the
writer If unclaimed within 30 days or less written q,
printed with the writer's name p0stOtice and St1te
across the left hand end of the envelope on the ace
side, will be complied with atthc usual prepaid rate
orpostage payable wncn the letter is delivered IN
the Iyitnr -Gan T,a,v 4 n 'NN "
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pA. By reference to their advertise
ment in another column, it will be
seen that Mr. Clifford Fetters has as
sociated himself with Mr.. Simon Smet-
ters in the Picture business. Clifford
is good al tist, and we bespeak for the
new firm a liberal share Of patronage.
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70 the Central Committee.

The members Of the Union Central
Committee will remember the meet,
ing to be held onthO'2d OF September,
one week from next Saturday. Bus
mess vital to the conduct ofthc cam
paign will have to be transacted on
that day, and we urge every member
for once to'lay aside everything else
aud give us. a full meeting.
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.FoR SALE Tho House and Lot sit
uated 'on Chestnut (JaiD Street, one
door east of the residence of Col. Jno.
NJ. Connell, For information enquire
at,this office. .
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MARRIED..

On the 18th inst, at the Walnut St.,
House, Gin, by J.W. Carter, J, P. Mr..
JAMES Il. LARRIMER, of Bremen,
o., and Miss RHODA A. WARD, of
Guilford, Ind.
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FoR SAIE-&tthis Office, cheap for
cash, settof single Buggy Harness.
The harness are silver mounted-new.
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CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.
ITO expire on the 3lst day Of January, Ish6.)
OFFICE OFAUDIT0R OF STATE, !
Insurance Dennrtrnanf

7.
ITO expire on the 3st day Of January, las6) .
OFFICE OF AUDITOR OF STATE,)
Insurance Department,
Columbus, Ohio, Feb. 3, 1865
WHEREAS the INTERNATIONAL FIRE IN.
SURANCE COMPANY, located at New York in the
State Of New York, has filed in this office sworn
statement Of ITS condition., as required by the first
section Of the act "To regulate Insurance Compa.
nies not Incorporated by the State OF Ohio" passed
April s, 1856, and amended February 0, 1864 and
whereas said Company has furnished the under.
signed satisfactory evidence that il is possessed of
at least ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS
OF ACTUAL CAPITAL INVESTED, in stocks or
bonds, or IN mortgages of real estate, worth double
the amount for which the same is fnortgaged; and
whereas, said Company has hled IN this office a
written instrument under its corporate seal, signed
by the Presidentand Secretary thereof authorizing
any agent or agents of said Company in this State to
acknowledge service of process for md in behalf of
Rad company according TO the terms OF saidla
NOW therefore, IN pursuance Of THE first section of
the aforesaid act, l. James II Goldman, Auditor of
State Tor Ohio, do hereby certify that sadInterh-
ttonal Fire Insurance ConpSnyof Now York is au.
thorsed to transact the business Of Fire and Marine
insurance in this State untilthe 3lst day ofanuarv
in The year one thousand eight hundred and sxtyslx
s 3 Inwitness whereof have hereunto subscribed
SEAL. my name andcausedthe seal OF my ottice to be
: affixed the day and year pbove wrttens ~.
u JAS. II. GOODMAN, Auditur ofstate.'
e - b. r. REINMUND, IS
Aug l0-3w : -. Agent.
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The wheat crop in Wisconsin is re-
ported better than it has been since
1859. ..... '.
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AeSDE Noakcn.

| ELlzABETH COFFMAN, n nonresident Of tho
estate of Ohio, and resident OF the stafa oT nil
nolS, VIII take notice that on the IUth d.y of JuIy.
leoo' Daniel Gardner, rs plaintiff filed in the Cont of
Common Pleas, Of Fairfield county. OHIO against he,
hnd others, as defendants, petition tho subject at
ter OF which IS n Note made 10y Noah B (,6ri,uan =,
sud plaintiff dated November N Is56 for Il5 d,
cents GplylSc two years Vter dato with int.re M hi
per cent. per ahnum, payable annually uu - inch
note $40 Olwcre paid nrreuher IL 1857, lrlu mort.
gage dated Novcmnrr 90 ISif, inate and ,lsr ~
sad Noah ID, AMI Elizabeth C0fnan, me wia 10 s,i
plonut, upon tho undivided fourth oIqcerin t,s,f
oi land being in Walnut township. FAIRFIELD ,arIrty
ONO containing 100 acres, more or less s.d lIi,d
leing the same that was conveyed y Peter Ilu! 10
Noah h. Cofman and Elizabeth, iIis w.Ip rr Il, aud
Elizabeth aloneo secure the pqvlnent Of ,atd note.
and on record in said Fairfield 'Ccln'v R.,orrirr ,
office. Plaintiff claims that there is d9e np,r said
note s62 6s and interest thereon from N,gruLcr 90
1906 ~ ten per cent per annum, PAYABLE gnuu,I1y
less $40 90 pad December IL, Isi7 for which h..
claims e'n on said mortgaged premises (Which are
particularly described in the pet ticn) better than
Superlorto any ieH cltm or estate Of nv NJ The de-
endants and he prays thar the amount lie him may
be ascertrne1 by the Court and in case the same 3
not pad by the date fixed by the Court that sud pre-
misses may be sold, IS upon execution TO nay the
same, 6c -
SAID Elizabeth CofTlnan is required 10 answer said
petition by the S0rH DAY 0T SEPTEMBER ISt.i
BUCKINGHAM h kTBLER, Att'ys Tor Pla,atiT
July 2I, 65 Gw. nj. $40 90,
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SMALL TRACT OF LAND
FOR SALE,

VJH n UNDERsIoNED WILL SELL
at private sate q tract Of land where She nov re-
sides, cont aiming. Two ores, about two miles
and aQuarter wet Of Lsniaster near tho Royaiton
road lt has onht good nest log house, and stable
II not sold before the a0th day OF AuSnst 4 viii be
offered ot pnbe sale on that'day at O'clock p. M,
Tho tltta is good and ndisputabie Information
can 10 bad Of the undersigned. or. of HSnter 4
paangherty s,,t,,t 49,. RACHEL 7, BARE. Z :
I "'eAO-""' - a. b. ge-l.tii ~ esss
49, y. 7,hs- 2. ltaeri,
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Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has
been appointed and qualified as administrator on the
estate Daniel DanleY late OF Fairfield County Ohio,
deceased
All persons knowing themselves Indebted 10 sald
Estatdare requested to make iIntnediaie nagment,
thenticated for settlement
=. ...l- J,R MUMAuGH
Aug. 3, 1865, sw. i'''''' "' - D'''
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JOHN SHERMAN
win address the people.

Begin at once tomake preparations,
and show the remnant of the rebellion
which still exists under the name Of
Democracy, that the loyal people have
abated nothing of their determination
to- crush out totally and forever the
spirit Of rebellion.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
OfriCE Of CnMrTRmLFR OF 1tr trppsxcv


Washington, June 9Th, iS6.
NI IHEkEAS, by satisfactory evidence presented
wv to the undersigned, 1t has been made 10 annoar
that & THE HOOKING VALLEY NATinNAI
bANh OF LANCASrER' II the CITY Of Lancaster,
IN the county Of Fairfield and state of OHIO, has
been duly organized under and according 10 the re-
lurementso OF the ActofConCress cntitIed.An Act to
RroWGen NATIONAL Currency, secured hya pledge nj
uhlten states bonds, and to prnye forthc cireuln-
uon uon ami redemption thereof approved June ed.
anu mas complied with all the provisions ur said
Act required to he compiled with before commencing
the business Of Banking under said Act.
NOW, therefore, I, freeman Clarke, ComptrolTer
OF tne currency do hereby certify that The rioci.
ing Naley Nuiona Bank Of Lancaster" in tho civ Of
Lancaster n the county of Fairfield and state Of
0MG Is authorized To commence the business Of
Banking under the Act aforesaid.
x,,, IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, wit.
MAX, ness my hand and seal of Office this
SsAN@r Eighth day efJuur, ls6l
3sfsSikVS FREEMAN, CLARKE,
SM& Comptroller Of nc Carrsncy.
June l5-li-3ml
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JOHN WILLIAMS.

DkSct-=A dance will be given at
the City Hall on Tuesday evening
next in honor Of the boys who have
just returned with the Hath. Good
music has been secured and largo at
tendance, and good time is anticipa-
ted. !. .,..,.... 30
Supper will be served at the Fair,
field Saloon.
iso sherman's Bummers are especially
invited to be present.
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Andrels Anna NJ Highland Samuel
Apple John d Heywood VIM.
Burr A Koch Johannar
Bcanchman John Lysinger Gerome
Bentz Sallie Lyons James
Conner w Mayors George
Davis A Myers George
Dunmuck Matte Mortimer JAS. Q
Denton p Ii Muller n F
Fox Elizabeth J Niethammer Rev F
Hany Betsy Shorn Miss Joe
Hlpsher Frederics Stafford p G.
Hucker Mastor u Thompson J N Mrs
Huntley J G Thomas Silas
Houer N Worms Francis
Hoffield b Walker Mrs VIM
These letters are subject to an extra
charge Of two cents.
G. M. l.. WISEMAN,
..s. Postmaster.
Lancaster, Aug.24, 1865.
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s5"See advertisement in another
column headed Sherif's Sale &
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o. sssa ;tssfi% JifM &a3i9 .RegcJ %OrtfEN Y
q &haN \ n ,d istQu ts,i y. flb ysaeis y .
d. sassplat IA b s,iilN fasaatri 5aiaseN gB ia
.shHaiIi 30 TN VAS Q; Nlia ~ N~t -taeT
.vroos q ~ ~. g co. L.gsiss0ss
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rotal amount Of Capital and SUPPLIES sl, ,2Ol,siI &
ASSETS.

Total amount OF Capital ana dSurpIus"Sl'@oiio'l ~
ASSETS.
Amount of Cash in Bank and on
hand S-At-if ~
Amount ofcash in hands OF Ag'ts
ostnnted - ... 7.OO0
Amount OF real estate......... ... None.
Amount of loans on Bonds and
Mortgages. being the hrst lien
ofrecord on unncumbered real
loaned aY. ...'.................. 1880 90
Bonds payabIe on demand..... l4l,4OO W
market value of SECURITIES held
as collateral Sisl,5ji 6O)'
Amount invested in bank stocks
at market value ....................... None.
Amount invested in U. certt-
value value .. 459sO2 20
Amount ofcash IN tested in stocks
and bonds at market value........ 5iO2JO w
Amount nyestedin in State stocks
and bonds at market valne...... None.
Amount invested in City stocks
and bonds at marketvalue ...' None.
Amount Of interest actually due
and unpaid ......,.................. None.
Amount of interest accrued but
not due ........ 0JO VI
Amount ofcash premiums uncol-
lected on policies issued -.......... o,5gl 10
Bills receivable fol premiums on =,
inland risks .....".. .''''.-'''' NohS'
Amount Of all other asset-, VIZ;
Rent accrued but not dus, office
furniture and fixtures, stamps,
&c ....... u,iH W
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7l@Six persons, threemen and three
women are now in Jail'in this county
for stealing clothing from a clothes
line in RpsbyillC:s They were arrested
in Frahklin' county, and brought here
last week. ,S, ~
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City and County Of New York @
t Jan. 2sth, 4. D. 1865.
Charles Taylor, President, and c. C. Tine, Secre-
tary of the international Fire Insurance Company,
being severally depose and say, that the fore
Corporation, and that they are the above described
officers thereof, and that said Company is the bona
fde owner of "at least One Hundred and Fifty Thou.
sand Dollars otactual cash assets invested in stocks
and bonds, or in mortgages on unncumbered real
estate worth double the amount for which the same
is mertgaged."
CHARLES TAYLOR. President
@. G HlNE, Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn to belere me- this 2sth dav
Of January, A, d. 1865 ...
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TaSeAs See Advertisements in another
SOluah-4The Bess'Farm IN Fairfield
a. a'C6dnt3 for Sale" - a'"'sS' y
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LIABILITIES.

LIABILITIES.
The amonnt Of Liabilities due or
not due 10 banks or other cred
itors rs.................... None.
Amount Of losses adjusted, due
and unpaid .......,...........,.. None,
Amount of losses incurred and IN
process ofadustment............. Sls,5cO 90
Amount of losses reported, on
which no action has been taken None.
Amount of claims for losses ro-
sisted by the conpany..,.....,.. None.
Amount of all other existing
claims against the company,
viz: Rentaccrued but not due sa3 ss
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.I u I.8 Mas FN lthriH'f ahoag47i
n.lf,Ir rs0 ss7Nstti|
t-fAl rftaE
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~ ett1 gt-i-tgfs essa
sAsts3 lta9s1~
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VAH AM5uNCh
TIC oslzlna, Lion and T;2s, ransr.

'-0iars'- I.s-swari - PERI rr i--
uuHsis e. Alricsp fi~n. Assuc
nu1, GILLIAN l-'r. H~irr-l EMP
-, A.IAt.- -41l,r-s slsi spotted li-ef.
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right to the slave that he had purchased sse to
,,s.u ais ,,,,r.h.tsa i1lnAs. refunded &C.,

4
The testimony for the defence was to show that
Mrs Knoxville had empowered Jones to sell the
negro, AMI that he only acted her agent in the
matter. Evidence to this effcc was brought for
ward through several witnesses who stated that
Jims owner had expressed desire that Jones
should sell the negro, aud that the purchase-money
should be invested in buying two small negroes who
would not run away to the Yankees. In order to
obtain the evidence oil Mr.. and Mrs. Knoxville, the
Mayor continued the case.
Lucy, slave of Robert Collins, wasup for receiv-
ing $500, the property of Mr.. George ". Bagby,
knowing the same to be stolen. The accused was
discharged.
James, slave of VIM. Loman, was charged with
having in his possession of lot OF clothing supposed
to have been stolen. Case continued.
Thomas Stokes was up for being drunk, and for
unlawiully assauting aud beating Sally Stokes, his
wife, and was discharged.
Ned, Slay. of Dre@ry Marrows, was committed
for being q runaway.
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Duras the s..y Of the enemy IN coiSPbIs, thsss


Gems. About tour hundred of the latter. mostly
Foreigners, arc understood to have departed WIN
them. The army left on Sunday evealhg, qmeuy
sneb seeresy that the soldiers themselves did not
know their destination.
A few straggers remained behind, who were
captured by the citizens. General sherman leit
with the citizens between four aud iiVe hundred
beef cattle for their support.
After the evacuation OF the Federal army James
q. Gibbes was requested TO act as the Mayor, IN
place of Hon. A. q. GOODWIN, who was Frustrated
by illness That gentleman was performing the du-
ties OF the Office at the last account. Many OF the
neonle are represented 10 be in destitute cifcum-
STANCES; but the citizens of Greenvle and Newber-
nv ale understood to he moving promptly III their
behalf. A committee from the former place nave
started to Columbia for the purpose. The refugees
in Charlotte should do the same; and us u prelim,
nary measure We invite an informal meeting OF all
such az our office, in the Bulletin editorial roon to-
day Tuesday, at IL O'clock.
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n.om yesterdays Es:niag, Eiiiion


THE tide OF fortune at last las turned. Good
Il news has begun to reach Us. Within the last
two daya We have received Intelligence Of two VIC
torres, vsich, although as to the number OF the
foEees engaged and the losses, they may not APP
proaeh the great battles Of the war, are yet Of I'M
mense importance, considered with relation to the
existing and prospective military situation. Gen.
Bragg's victory over the column Of the enemy
making its way out from NewbeTu, absolutely
breaks out one of the links of the much Wanted
Yankee combination: The object OF the enemy
was doubtless, 70 destroy the railroad in the neigh
borhood Of GOidsboro, with an intention well uh:
derstood by our commanders. Gen. Hampton 5
victory over Fitzpatrick is equally important, and
will prove heavy blow TO Sherman. We antie'-
pate news OF even more decisive results within q
ssw days.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT c. s. Al
Richmond july 90, 1864.
r OANS On TEE SECURITY OF T'EsE

l. FIVE HUNDRED MILLION SIX PER CkNIUM
NON-TAXABIE BOMBS UNDER THE SEVENTH
SECTION OF TIE CURRENCY LAW.-Iepos's on
call viii lie received by the Treasurer in this cry ASS
tant Treasures at Charleston and Noble and the epos-
nah and Montgomery and certificates viii he issued ior
the same bearing interest the rate of 4per cenium per
annnm, and secured by the hyP9thecafon OF an ai"9
bonds 10 he set apa by the Treasurer and the roeeed-
e sold applied exclusively the payment OF the sad
certificates. -
lsr co,roratiohs and to the pnbic generally by THIS
mole of temporary investment and the eject of the nea
mr. If generally adopted in keeping the cUuencg within
oderste bounds it hoped viii commend il to The ia
yorabe cons Iteration OF the community end secure then
P0'"f' - G.. A. TRENHOLM
iy0o-df Secretary Of the Treasury
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MAYORS CoURr.-Therc was slim docket at
court this morning. The Mayor acted upon the
following cases
Henry N. Jones discharged with ieloniousy OBJ
taining and selling slave man named Jim to VIM.
B. Cook for $1,000, knowing the said slave not to
be his property, and that he had no right to sen
the slave to WIN. b. Cook.
The evidence went to prove that Joues had sold
Jim to Cook, and that Cook believing, subsequent
~, that the negro was in reality the property OF
Mrs. Indiana Knoxville, of Prince William county,
brought the case, 10 order either 70 establish his
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FROM GEORGIA.
GOV. BROWNS CONVENTION SCHEME RE
JECTED BY THE SENATE.

CHARLOTTE, March s.-The Southern Express
Company messenger from Augusta brings adyices
to Sd inst.
No news of interest had transpired west of the
Savannah river:
The Georgia Senate passed a resolution declaring
that il does not concur IN the recommendation oil
Gov. Brown for conventon--yeas 90, nays s.
Several extensive fires had occurred in Augusta
supposed TO be the work Of an ncondary- i
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Treasury DEPARTMENT C. s. Al
t Richmond. August & 1864.
NERTIFICATES OH m y B II T. ID.

" NESS. BEARING SIX FER CENT PER ANNUM
INTEREST AND FREE FROM TAXATl0N--By the I4th
section the act to reduce the currency approved Feb
H. 1854 the Secretary of the Treasury autorzed to is
sue the above certificates payable two years after the rat
fcaton OF treaty of peace with the United States They
cannot be sold but only TO be ssued to such creditors
OF theIovefnment as willing 10 receive the same in
payment Of their demands They must also be given at
par though free from taxation The attention of rncha
sing agents and disbusing ohcerso the Government Dis
called 10 this class of public securities Offering peculiar
advantages those from whom the supplies Of the Gov
eminent bought and to facilitate the use of them,
checks drawn 4y Disturbing officers upon the depostares
holding these funds and marked across the face payable
in certificates of ndebedncssv viii be paid in conformity
Herewith
Dcpnstaries are hereby authorized and required to COM
ply with this regulation and to make application to the
Register for supplies of certificates as required
tSignedi G. a. TRENHOLM,
AuI2-ff Secretary Of tile Treasury
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TNEHE.-Ds,ly. sss year. si0o six months $50 three
mODEns. 90 Fora Iess period slO per mouth
ssIai-Weekly, one year, SIS Elk months, 80 three
months ss No subscription received for less period
News Dealers furnished at SO per hundred copies.
Siaeie copies, 90 cents.
Advertisements inserted In Daily aud SeRi-Weekly At
"a per square Of eight lines or less.
RsmItiAnces al RISK OF subscriber
An advertisements IrOm the country must either be ae'
companies ~ ne money order On some business
house IN the city u insure its insertion
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r AND AND STOCK VOR SALE

IL silal sell. at public auction on the premises on
TUESDAY the 2ist OF Marchif not sold privately be-
foie--my Plantation on which now reside, containing
800 acres On the place is good clearinghouse with
nine rooms and all other necessary ou-hoHses; also a
tlbacco factory Thirty bushes wheat and some rye
have been seeded on the farm.
The land lies on sandy River Ia miles northwest Of
Danviie and In safe pare of the country from incur
sioEs OF tue enemy, and in a good neighbOrho0d,
Also, the same day 1 shall sell my stock crop,
household aud kitchen furniture pantat tools of all
kinds, &c.
Likely negroes at fair prices or Confederate money win
be taken in payment for the land
W. s, EPPERsOK.
mh l0-e2t BaeheloIs Hall, Pittsylysnia,vs,