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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-27
JANUARY 5, 1855.
STATE OF CONNECTICUT,
COUNTY OF HAaTFoRD, So

COUNTY OF HARTFORD, So
Personally appeared T. O. Allyn President, aud
Geo. NJ Colt Secretary of the Hartford Fire Insur-
ance Company, and made oath that the foregoing
statement by them subscribed, is full and correct
statement OF the affairs Of said Company and ex-
hibits far be aseeTtained at this date its
actual condition on the thirty. frst day OF Dscem
bsr, 1864.
[sEAL.l D. W. G. SKILTON,
(stamp.l Notary Public.
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9geiaa.l

oTRAW HAT BLEACHING, DYE-
OHa. AEFlRrza and PRBssma.-HayinQ tust rts
tnrned from the EGss, an prepErsd, BY the aid ci
experienced hands, 70 do any work In this line az
veil e IN fslt and bsaEer hats il tho best possible
manner snI most fashionable style.
FBEDiE CYRIAX,
Freaoh Steam Dye HouEA
zAFls f02 and fof so1scA street.
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orATEMENT

ATEM ENT
Condition OF the Hartford Fire Insurs
ance Company,
On the sIst day of Deesmbsr, 1854, made to the
auditor Of Chic, pursuant to the statute OF that
NAME AND LOCATION.
The name Of the Company Is the HARTFORD FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY, and is lOeatedat Hartford,
Connecticut.
/. CAPITAL. t
The amount ofits CAPITAL Stock 81 900 900 90
The amount Of Its Capital Stock paid -
Ups l,ocV,OoV W
II. ASSETS.
Cash OF the Company on hand, and IN
ths hand Of Agents and other personsS uS, 474 s9
Bills recSivable for loans secured by per-
sonal and collateral security 1C,3S2 10
Real estate Is, 900 90
Company, s q. per sohsSuio Slsdj M, AZ, ,ss7 90
usTy /, iSs5.........:........... s - - 1s,4sl GO
!, 1865 s..y r " 500 50
TOts Assets 0ftho cOmpany....,....sIl675,s7O So
III. LIABILITIES.
Losses unadjusted, or adjusted and NOT
Ali other claims against the Company,
UNPAID diYidends) o,414 60
Total nabilitiss..,....,,.,......,....S 0a,ss9 n
". MISCELLANEOUS.
The greatest amount insured in any one
risk, except in special cases. is........S 10000 90
The greatest amount allowed by the
rules to be insured in any one city,
town or village, and the greatest
amount sllo Eed to bs insured in any
one block, depends upon It's dze, and
how built.
The amount Of Its capital or earnings
deposited in any other State, as sscu.
rity for losses therein-Deposits
made with States Of Ohio, Iowa and
CaliforniR-Prsmiums received in
Ohio for 1884, So, $50 23-5 per cent.
deposited
The Charter or Act Of Incorporation Of said Com
pRny, as before filed.
Signed, TIMO. G. ALLYN, President.
GEO. NJ. COLT, fecretsry,
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4. THos. LosDEIL, Secretary,
STATE OF CoEEEoTIcUF,
Oounfv Of Hartfard s.

c1AfA OF OOEAkcTIoUTp v,
County Of Hartford, 's-s fi
gSorn to By the said Hark HoVrs PTesidsnt Id
+ IhOs Lobdell, Secretary az aid Merchsnts' IN
1855, be ore me. NS' " - "
(SBAL.l nRORaE n Sill
~ tL lyote the State Of Ohio, within aRd
Connecticut.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-27
The Rebel F0Ote Makes a speech in
the Rebel House

The rebel Senator FoOte after being
taken TO Richmond, made speech in the
rebel Congress defending himself in star.
ting for Washington and thus explains
his purpose;
He proposed to visit Washington neither
as revealer of Confederate secrets, nor as
q spy upon the United States that he
might be held by the United States courts
as criminal, he might die on the sesfold,
but he would die cheerfully, because dying
for his country. Mr.. Foote said he learned
afterwsrd that the difficulties were greater
than he had expeeted that he could not
reach Washington without first taking
the oath of allegiance to the United States
at Alexandris, which he had no idea of
doing. He then decided to resign abso-
lutely his seat, so that no one could be
compromised by his self appointed mission
and he added a postscript to his letter ac-
eordingly. He had since concluded to
withhold his resignation, In order
to await come further and more promising
developments. BE would not resign GER
tsinly pending the resolution of censure;
he would meet every one who wished to
oensure him. Mr.. F. proceeded to detail
other reasons for his self-appointed mission
to Washington; hehAd become discouraged
by the condition and tandency of public af-
fairs. he thought the management was
bad and the prospect gloomy. he thought
the time had come for negotiation. he was
determined TO throw himselfinto this work,
Hsthought occupied favorable position
as mediator or negotiator. His connec-
tion with the compromise measures of
1880 was we'll known at the North. His
uniform past advocacy of Union, and his
known desire for peace, he thought would
secure him hearing In California he
Was intimately known. He had there four
children and eight grandchildren. He
thought he could be useful, and he was will
ling to make the effort andrun the hazard.
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OLEVELAND CHERRY VALLEY
OIL COMPANY.
CAPITAL $500, ,OG0-IE 50,OOO SHARES,
PAR YALUE SO PER SRARE.
Subscription Price 90.

on1oCAlaSA@OA GAlCC ~
NO FURTHER ASSESSMENTS.
WORKING CAPITAL, S2O, 900
BE. PEIXOTTO, President.
EpWAED BUDWIG, seaEstaIJ.
U. KOCH, Treasurer.
USTEEs,
EDWARD BUDWIq, of 8. Thorman %.
n. ?. PAYNE, of Cross, Payne 8 Co.
O. KOCH, of Koch, Levi & Mayer.
Z. O. YATES, Of Tod, Yates 4 %.
MANUEL HALLE, Of Halle b %.
8. MANN. of Mann.
DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY:
The Lands and on Wells connected Herewith are
located In Venango county, Penn.
Fifty.six acres (jn Zee simrlsl lie within . short
walk OF OIL Greek, above OH City, west OF the eel
ebrated Cspp, Bschsusn, RyId, MoClintock and
Story FERNS, which are located the largest pro-
dueing and flowing wells in the country. Wells
are now being sunk on this and
Two oghsr TIA is lie Immediately on the Ale
ghany River, ons mile above Oil Olty, the Alrorn
Farm. The Company have lease running nine
ty-nine years.
Two new wells have been sunk on tn SO tracts /;
one is down 900 feet and already producing Oil and
will no doubt prove st least 8 loo barrel well.
The other is down 80 fees wish fine promise Of
on.
The work Is rapidly bsing pushed ahead. All
the engines, tools, implements, dsrTicks, engine
houses, tuuing, quarters, tanks belong to tie Com.
psny, and se of the very best description and
quality.
A limited number Of Subscriptions viii be be re-.
csived at Five DOLLARS per Share, By applioa-
tion In person BY letter to she Once Of thsCou-
pany, corner Water snd Superior streets, Were
maps, prospeetusss and all other Information eau
be obtained. jams
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OFFICE CT TaE AUDTroR OF STATE
1.4.L OoLuHBus, ONO. JAM II, 1855. ) =
- - s He eby oertlhed, that the foregoing is COZ
~ w " of the statements Of condition Of the hsr-
10 - Insurance Company Of Hartford, made 10
1 and nlsd in this office, for the year 1850. 80
| Witness my hand and seal ofncislly,
| TgrALI JAS. 3. GOODMAN,
| tS71NP1 Auditor OF State.
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OFFICE OF TIE AUDTToz OF STATE,
a. r- COLUMNS, o., Jan arr q, ISIS.
1t is hereby certified that the foregoing Is correct
COPY of the statement Of the condition Of the Che
Oak Fire aud Marins Insurance Company Of Hart
ford made to ana fled in this office for the year ls5.
lSEkLl Witness my hand and seal officially.
JAS. Il. GOODMAN,
fStampl Auditor Of State.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-27

n NfAN AAA@-
The amount ofits Capital Stock iS.-S1 900 900 0l
The amount Of its Capital Stock paid
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-27

The name Of the Company Is the HARTFORD FIR
INSURANCE COMPANY, and Is located at Hartford
Connecticut,
Washington telegraph., 1865-04-05
OBITUARY..

Died u Washington Ark, Oct. 26th. I-6s
AsDREW j. ARsETT. in the both wear of III.
age.
tor several months previous to his death n,
had been victim NJ that fatal disease. cor
sumption He had Dstted brayeIv for his
countrys rights, aud returned 10 enjoy for A
short time tbs peaceful endear1nents ~ home
and friends. But, alas. never to rctArn.
Yes, he mas gone Another has ioircd the
heavenly most Another has been waited tr
that bright celestial cline, from " hence non.
return. But little while and h. was with us
His gentle voice is now hushed in the stiIln.s.
OF the grave. Sleep on, dear one I would unt
disturb thy sweet repose; hut live in the hopcs
OF speedy reunion, where parting is no more
We miss thee everywhere, but thy memory
still remains with us, shedding a lnstre that car
never fade away. Thou hast passed throupi
the dark clouds Of ths life Now angels nav.
borne thee up on wings of love. and gently
laid thee at the saviours feet
But lis enough: the boon is given,
No anxious fears disturb thy breast;
i nOu hast reached that port called heaven
Where the weary are al res:
DIED-At Mound Prairie. Anderson count,
Texas, February lth, Ic65, EuLAIIA HFARn
youngest child OF Dr. O. r and Mrs Helen N
Brown, OF Van Buren, Ark, aged ono wear
Washington telegraph., 1865-04-05
THE STATE OF ARKANSAS,


Office Of the Clerk Of the Hempstead Cireuit
Court, IN vGeation, January 27th. 4. D. 1865.
John w. Page, Plaintiff.
rs. Attachment IN Debt,
Edward w CAN'T, Defendant
TNHIS day came said plaintiff, by his attorney,
l. and he having on the 9th day of October
\. ID. 1864, filed his declaration herein against
said defendant for the sum of Two Hundred and
fifty dollars debt, damages One Hundred dol
lars, upon which an attachment was issued re-
turnable to the November Term of our said
Circuit Court, A d. 1864, and it appearing from
the writ issued herein, that the same was duly
executed by the Sheriff of Hampstead county,
by attaching one lot of Books and an old Book
Case, as the property of said Edward w CAN'T.
and said Sheriff certified on his return upon said
writ, that said Edward w. CAN'T could not be
found in his county, and said defendant having
failed tn appear on or before the third day of
said Nevembrr Term Of said Court, and plead or
otherwise answer TO the plaintiffs action. II is
on motion Of said plaintiff ordered by me- in va
cation. that said defendant be notified that an
attachment has been issued against his estate,
and that unless he shall appear by himself or
attorney, on ur before the third day of the next
Term of our said Circuit Count TO be holden at
the Court House in the towr OF Washington.
county of Hampstead, and State of Arkansas. on
the I'd Monday OF May, A u. 1868, and enter
his appearance and plead to plaintiffs action
Judgment will be- entered against him. and his
estate sold to satisfy the same: and it is ordered
that this notice b. inserted for swo weeks sue
eessively in the Washington Telegraph, a news
paper published in this State, AT least four weeks
before the hrst day OF the next Term of said
Court. ;. L. SANDERS. Clerk.
true copy from the record
6-2w. Tcste, st SANDERS, Clerk
Washington telegraph., 1865-04-05

The defendan in chancery must prove all
new matter set up in his answer which is nof
responsive 10 the bill.
Pike and InGerhiii entered into a contract ~
which they agreed ~ jointly enter swamp lands,
Pike making tn, selections and ITnderfiU fnr-
nishing the scrip. ard charging Pike with one
half IL value. to t. paid whenever the lands
were SOLD Various entries having been made
under this contract. undeThil died and Pix
brought bill for specific performance against
his administrator widow and heirs and Bnrrett
IAe latter answered tha. one half III a certain
portion ei the scrip furnished bv Underhil he
ionged To himself, ami therefore claimed 10 n.
the equitable owner OF one half the lands so on.
tered, TO have lien on the lands for the val
u" ut - much Of his scrip as was used by TN
dsihi IN making the entries Held. That rh-
burden OF proof was upon Burgett.
Held further. That in order " make good hi,
claim, BuTgett should nave SIT il mp in cross
bill.
And that the allegations Of the answer could
not bar Pixies claim, because he was not chare-
ed with notice 81 Burgeff's interest in the scrip
used TN Inderhiil.
Ii was improper Tor the court below in as
signing the widow her dover to lessen its value
by causing il to Oy scattered in inconsderable
bodi. over great many tracts of wild land
Where IL would be- detrimental 10 the interest,"
OF tAe parties ~ assign the widow her dover
specifically IN certain Of her husbands lands.
the court Will direct them to be sold and that
the interest on one third Of the proceeds OF thr
sale .. lsI husLand's interest therein shall b.
secured "a her fot life
But ro other lands where no such incon-
Venience or difficulty exists. the court viii a.
recl mar dover M specifically assigned out ~
the rsta~.
REVERSED.
Washington telegraph., 1865-04-05
JUNE TERM, 1868.
SCHAER v. GLISTEN.
Appeal from Pulaski CAancery Court
SWAMP LASDS-EvILENCE
OPINION BY FAIRCHILD.

In order to make Improvement on the
lands of the State available, there must have
been no prior improvement thereupon
1t does not belong to the plaintiff to object to
the smallness of defendants improvement when
his own does not largely partake of the qualities
OF substantial improvement.
When men fully acquainted with the qualities
of objects for which they search, and with the
ground where tine search is made, do not find
them, their testimony is not subject to the sus-
picion that attaches to negative testimony con
cerning facts TO which their attention has not
been directed
To disturb legal title acquired under our
swamp land laws, the plaintiff must show pri-
right and superior equity. McIvor r. Will
iams, % Ark Wright o. Green, H.
The plaintiff must recover on the strength of
his own Case. ana not ON the weakness of tba,
ct the defendant.
If the adverse claims of persons having i'm
provements on the same land were not known
10 each other, the success of one, whether the
most or the least deserving, did not clo,he il
with trust for the benefit of the losing claim.
Tatey e. Harrell. % Ark.
Where the equity is doubtful the legal title
must prevail. Patty Q. Harrell, u5i sup.: Wood
ruff o. Core, % Ark
REVERSED.
Washington telegraph., 1865-04-05

No RECOGNITION OF MAxfMIIJAS-w,
copy the following paragraph from the New
York Herald 1t will be seen that the mpor-
tant question Of the recognition OF the ma.
milan Empire is settled definitely aud finally IN
the negative BY an act Of Congress Maximil.
ian bad doubtless been advised by his Envo,
IN Washington of the course the Lincoln Gov
ernment would take touching recognition. ap5
the order for the dismissal OF the Yankee Con
sui in Matnmoras was probably tie .oi.srau,n,,.
The uouse OF Representatives has concurr..,
in the Senate's amendment OF the Consular an
Diplomatic Appropriation bill, declaring In,
there shall be no recognition by ia. IJnir,I
States OF an empire in Mexico, and the bilI he.
been passed. Not2 single Ancrican Power has
recognized the empire il Mexico. nor is il Iik.Iy
that any OF them will act othcrwis. than 70 fol
low the lead of the United States in this ma
ter. 1t has been only the Powers of Europe
that have been swift 10 express their e,urratr,-
iaIlons on the supposed downfall OF a republic
IL remains Etnereiore, simply to be seen whethcr
they or We are TO control this cOutin.ut ".
shall soon be ready to test this mattsr.n
CGlrestan NcIrs.
Washington telegraph., 1865-04-05
Office Quarter Master General,
State of Arkansas.

Washington, Ark March 3lst, 1865. =
/ AN authorized to offer. on the part of tn,
Il State of Arkansas, the following l15eral prop
osition, viz: The State of Arkansas will pay for
good merchantable cotton when delivered in
San Antonio, Texas, One Hall OF It's value
there, las exempted Cotton) ia Specie; and the
other Halt to DC paid in State or Confederate
me ney, a. si.ty cents per pound. Ali Cotton
"a transuu will be protected from Impress nlent
a. well as the transportation in going to anu i,-
turning from San Antonio.
Persons accepting this offer must give bond.
and get exemptions before starting.
VI. V. CHEATHAM.
[6-tt ] Or. Master Gen. State of Ark.
Washington telegraph., 1865-04-05

the * ernption Of his homestead from sale VI
execution
Unless the terms of statute are entirely ire.
from ambiguity, regard must BE- kad 70 it, know 4.
object, TO the mischief intended to be- provided
against to its general spirit and intent Patter-
son e. Thompson, % Ark
The woEG citizen is often used as nIraning o.
ly an inhsLitant, resident Of a town. STATE or
county, without any implication Of political OF
civil privileges: and such is tie meaning OF the
word ID th- homestead law
AFFIRMED.
Washington telegraph., 1865-04-05

HEAD ORS. COM'D'T. CONSCRIPTS, D. A,
Washington, March %, 1865.
The following General Orders are published
for the information and guidance of all con-
csrned B. f. DANLEY,
Comuandant COnscripts, u. A.
HID: QRs BUREAU OF CoNsCRIPTroN, T MD,
Marshall Texas March 5th, 1865.
General Orders.
l. The toliowinr extracts from General Or
ders. No. 10, Department Head Quarters, are
published for info nation:
HD. QRS. TRANSMITS. DEPARTMENT,
Shreveport, La, February 18th, 1865
General Orders, (
No. 10.
IL In accordance with the above order all
details of men who do not hold certificates of
Medical Board, showing untitness for service in
the field, are revoked with the following excep-
tions: Men detailed from Department Head
Quarters on the ground OF justice, equity, and
necessity, where that ground still exists, and is
stated in the order of detail; clerks who
perts and whose services are indispensably ne
eeSsary, not exceeding one Tor each officer, ex-
cept in the Bureaux at Marshall, Texas, and
those in the service ut the Post Ohce, Ireasu
~ and Adlutant Generals Departments; men
detailed IL field service, Ill which class Is en-
braced those constantly engaged IN collecting
cattle, horses and mules, anu III hauling indis-
pensablr supplies from port to another; ar
tizans, mechanics, and persons Ot scientific skill,
in the service of the government, contractors
with the government, whose pers onal services
are certified by Jne Chief of the Department
with whoin they have contracted, to be indis-
oensablt 10 Uae execution of their contracts, and
whose individual attention is given thereto.
VI Able-bodi-d agriculturists who are de-
tailed from Department Head quarters, and
whose details hereby revoked, will be al
lowed unuI Isl of Nay, looJ, 10 renew their aI'-
plcalions. Ii they not re detailed by that
date, Enrolling OIIicrrs wiz send them to their
commands without dalay.
VII. Men detailed as mechanics, artizans or
persons OF skill other than those i'll the service
ot the government, will oe allowed until the LIST
! Of Nav. ISo5, to nave theiI details renewed. Ii
not renewed by that time they will be sent to
their commands
Washington telegraph., 1865-04-05
EXECUTIVE OFFICE.

WASHINGTON, ARR, March 25th, 1865.
MATHEW V. CHEATHAM is hereby ap-
I'I pointed Quartermaster General OF the
State of Arkansas. Under the above authority.
all contracts for transporting cotton 20 Mexico
will be made through Gen. Cheathan.
III. FLANAGAN
Having accepted the Office of Quartermaster-
General for the State of Ark -nsas, all persons
having business TO transact with me in my Off
cial capacity, will call at the Office of B. L.
Brttin & Co., at Washington, Ark, where the
aame will be attended to by myself, or, if alb
sent, by w. w. Andrews, Esq.
u. V. CHEATHAM,
Or. VI. Gen. for State of Arkansas.
March 9th 1865 5-3w
Washington telegraph., 1865-04-05
Civ
The State of Arkansas,

hS etcbCC VA III hIAoCNSs I
COUNTY OF HEMPsTEAD,
Office of the Clerk of the Hampstead
Circuit Court, in Vacation, 10th
March, A. D., 1865.
John S Robertson Executor of
last Will and Testament of Petitioner.
Susan r. Neal, deceased.
Sylvanus S. Neal, Joseph s. Pres
fridge, James Prestridge Robert
p. Bradberry, Mary E. Bradber (
ry. Susan ]. Bradberry, Mary n.,,,.-
W. Neal. Harrison Moon and De'ei' Is
Sophrona F. Moon, his wife,
and Joseph F Maxwell and So
phia w. Maxwell, his wife.
Petition for Partition Of Negro SldseS
THIS day came SAID Petitioner, by his At
Il torneys, and filed his petition herein, the
object of which is to obtain partition of the
negro slaves belonging to the estate of the said
Susan r. Neal, deceased, among the heirs and
legatees under the will of said deceased; and it
appearing from the allegations of said petition
that said defendants, Joseph F. Maxwell land
Sophia w. Maxwell, his wife, non-residents
of the State of Arkansas: 1t is, on motion of said
Petitioner, ordered by ME, the undersigned
Clerk IN vacation, that said nonresident Drfen-
dants be- notified OF the filing of said petition
the nature and object thereof, and that unless
they shall appear by themselves or Attorney
on or before the third day of the rexf Term of
our Circuit Court, to be holden at the Court
House in the Town of Washington, County of
Hampstead and State of Arkansas, on the third
Monday of May, A. D., 1865, and plead to
petitioner action, Judgment will be entered
against them herein: And it is ordered that
this notice be published once a week for four
weeks suecessively, in the ashinCton Tele-
graph, newspaper printed in this Stats, before
the next term of our said Circuit Court.
Teste: S. t. SANDER : Clerk.
Copy from the record.
Teste: AT S. T SANDERS. Clerk.
Washington telegraph., 1865-04-05
JUNE TERM, 1868.
MCKENZIE v. MURPHY.

Error to Phillips Circuit Court
ALIESS-HoMESTEA DLAw-CoSsTRUCTION
OPINION BY FAIRCHILD, J.
Washington telegraph., 1865-04-05
JUNE TERN. 1868.
PIKE ". BARNARD. et al.

appeal from Lafayette f'ireut Court IN Chdncerl
Borden or p ooF ~ CHANCERY-NoTICL-
DOW ER--CHASCRRY PLEADING.
OPINION BY ENGLISH. C.J.
Washington telegraph., 1865-04-05

Bes A Northern paper states that Euuibc-
of copperheads and secessionisrs have dcci-
ded Il quit California in disgust They havc
founded what they call White Mans ConIi-
zation Society and intend emyrating to Ma
zatlan. Mexico. Beriah Brown editor OF the
San Francisco Democratic Press i :. thc head
of the movement
Washington telegraph., 1865-04-05
AT AUCTION!

n NoO Io1N
WILL sell at Public Auction on SATUR-
L DAY, 18th April, at my Residence, elev-
miles South of Washington and four miles
North of Spring Hill the Shreveport and
Washington road, the following Property:
Fifty head of Cattle; Seventy-fve head of
Hogs, Sheep, &c; Household and Kitchen
Furniture-consisting of Bedsteads, Bureaus,
Tables, Desk. Safe, Andirons, Chairs, Pots and
Ovens; large Wash Keith; Ploughs; Axes :
Hoes; Cradle and Scythe; Grindstone; Looms;
Warping Bars, Re, and many other things too
numerous TO men ion. Also 500 or 1000 pounds
of Bacon.
TERMs--Made known on day OF sale
5-3w- MARGARET E. GIBSON.
Washington telegraph., 1865-04-05

An alien domiciled in this State, being
b, '.I9i der or head ofs family, i, entitled to
Washington telegraph., 1865-04-05

1e2s- A correspondent Of The y. j. World en-
piodcs the Herald's Sensation s.oiy Lnaf Ia.
Yankee Army war enthusiastically welcomed bv
toe people Of Charleston after ts evacuation
He says the army was met by several hundred
half-naked. halfstarved Individual. white and
black. none OF whom gave ;oken that tie
Union sentiment had the most in,livisible corner
in their heartr
Washington telegraph., 1865-04-05
NOTICES!

''THE PUBLIC-particularl Tax Collectors,
l. are warned not to receive Certificate for
ychargc Of Issues, commonly called New
issue Certificate" for So 6,490, dated June llth,
164, in favor Of H. P. Thonasson, drawn by
; Shall, late g. {. Depositary at Camden,
tr!-., most Of the Old Issue deposited for
'la. Certificate proved to br counterfeit.
JOHN BROWN, C.. :. Depositary,
j-5w Camden, Arkansas