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the amount of any State notes pdid oat by
them after the Let Of January. Z

s0e AWVuDs VI ooy 0t8t0 0Ot00 p4l0 0Nt b
them after the lst Of January.
Agreed to.
Stevens offered new sectipn requirip
every bullion broker to take cat ! liceoc
and pay el. 900 therefor. whether opera,
ing It the brokers' board or not. Who
ever shall thus deal without first obtain
Ing licenae shall be deemed guilty Of
misdemeanor and b subject 70 penslt
Of y. coo; whoever buyss and sells gold
bullion Or coin above the mint value fo
purposes OF speculation shall Be deemee
2 bullion broker. Gold buyers, excepting
Tor exportation, to pay duty on imports
and interest on the public debt, are to b.
taxed 10 per cent. on each purchase and
sale.
The amendment was adopted BY a vste
Of ! | against -.
Conmitte then rose. The previous
question was ordered on concurrine ID the
various amendments of the Committee OF
Whole.
House adjourned.
SENATE.
The credentials of Mr.. Eegar. Senator
elect Of Va. to gil vacancy caused By the
death Of Ar. Bowden, we're presented and
laid on the table to be acted on By next
Congress. Yeas 80, nays 10.
A resolution was adopted to take re-
cess until seven p. N. this evening.
The Naval appropriation bill wss con-
sidered.
Hale charged the navy departing 4nt had
put p'mps and spies upon his track last
summer.
Grimes denied on the author Of Mr..
Fox, the statement that the Navy depart
ment hsd ever given instructions to any
detectives to examine the conduct Of Mr..
Hale, or anything of the kind.
Hale and them snimadverted at length
On the management ef the Navy Depart
ment.
Salisbury concurred 10 Hale remarks.
Doolitsle made . speech in relation
9 political parties. dating the formation
IT the republican party back to l786 and
Is foanders. Jefferson, Monroe, Madison
md this great statesmen of the time con.
'luding that the Democratic party Vas Of
ecen. origin.
After remarks BY salisbury, Lane and |
Nye Senate took . recess.
At the evening session bill to author
ze the accounting officers of the Treas
lry to secure satisfactory evidence Of the
'laims Of Kansas against the United |
States to the amount of 9l23,67l, the |
original vouchers having been lost d nring
he Lawrence massacre, Vas passed.
Sumner called up bis resolution in re-
alton to the rebel department, and i was
,sssed.
Nye spoke in reply to Salisbury In de-
ense OF the suspension of habeas corpus.
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State OF Iowa, Executive Departmant,l
February Is, 1863
Whereas, Official information has been
received At this department. that many
persons liable to military duty and duly
enrolled, have departed from the State OF
Iowa since the rending call for troorb was
issued BY the President Of the United
States, for the obvious purpose ofavokdiDg
the duties they owe to the G,vernment
which protects them. thereby imposing .
additional burdens upon the good citizens
who remained At home and,
Whereas. Such persons By desc rtire
the State at = time when their country
vas likely to need their services in its de-
fence, have shown their utter unvorthi-
ness to enjoy the rights and immuuities
Of American citizsns. and afford US the
highest avidence Of their cowardice and
treason; and it being definitely ascertain
ed that many Of these persons are now
Sinking on tho plains beyond the Mis-
soari, fearful Of the Indians on one hand
and the draft on the other, and that many
others are at different points in the East
dsferring their return until they shall have
been definitely informed that the State is
relieved from the draft; and -
Whereas. In view Of the prooabili. '
that further demand for troops may be
required to speedily and successfully ter.
inmate the war, the Government will be
able to make good use Of these deserters
should they return to the State.
Therefore, l, William NJ. Stone, Gov
ernor Of the State Of lows, do hereby re-
quest the Clerks Of the several counties to
maks out aud forward to this Office, with
out delay, On accurate list Of the names Of
all persons who have left the State, and
Of those who have disappeared from their
homes in the manner herein set forth;
and / do also request the Supervisors Of
the different townships, and members OF
the State Militia, to assist the Clerks in
obtaining the names Of the persons aIfud-
ed 70.
Ia testimony whereof l have hereunto
t~n set my hand and caused to be
/ 8. affixed the great Seal Of the
t-J State OF Iowa.
Done at Des Moines this 18th day ol
February, A. D. 1865, and in the nine.
teenth year Of fhe State.
By the Governor:
W.. M. SToHE. GovRRHoR.
JANEs WRI0Hr, Secretary Of State.
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Southern Accounts.
Philadelphia, Feb. II.

Philadelphia, Feb. II.
The Bulletins special Washington dis
patch has the following
The Richmond Dispatch of the 18th
has the following
We have for some days been in doubt
as to what forces Sherman had sent in the
direction Of Augusta. This donbt has
ct length been solved. 1t seems that
while his main army advanced towards
Branchvills and Charleston, he sent Kill
patrick and his cavalry to demonstrate
against Augusta and to break up the
Charleston and Augusta railroad.
From official dispatches received at the
War Department We learn that on Friday
Con- Wheeler attacked Fitzpatrick at
Aiken, ON the Charleston and Augusta
road, 80 miles northeast Of Augusta, and
after . considerable engagement drove
him Eve miles 10 the direction Branch.
vile.
Oar troops have By this time no doubt
fallen back TO the Cangaree river. II our
troops fall behind the Congarss the enc
my will be able to shell Columbia from the
south bank. We also learn that the Can
gares aud its tributary. Saluda, are both
easily fosdsd above the city. This dis.
poses a. to believe that our troops viii
seek to give battle before crossing ths
Cangsfes.
The Richmoud Whig says ws learn OF
good authority that our forces are fslliun
back before Shermsa's advaooine colump'
in the direction Of Columbia, s. O.. ~
viii probably make ! stapd 90 the San.
tee.
A cavalry force, oonsistine Of la "A;
cers and one huadred mon. vuder aom
mand Of II. Taoony, wsre recently ~
tursd by the Yankees nesr Hnithaeld
70 Wright s,ssty, W. Ahosg the ~
y wss assistant snginasr TomIinsos. 3
the Jamee River Assk Who was nuarries
ths night befors bis departure.
i Aheasy fss occurred q Deavills. Va.
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Washington, Feb. IL.
HOUSE.


The Committee on Elections reported in
favor of the admission of Wess6eld and
Mann as Representatives from Louisiana
and Mississippi, Jack and Johnsop from
Arkansas.
The House passed the b,ll extending
the time for the completion Of the land
grant railroad in Missouri and Wiscou-
sin.
House then went into Committee on the
Whole on the amendatory Internal Reve.
nus BILL
The House, after several unsuccessful
efforts, we're able to amend the PROPOSE.
tion to tax sales one-haIf OF one Der
cent. 1t was adopted by 2 maj.
Dawes, from the Committee on Elec-
.ions. reported . resolution TO admi. A.
r. Field to q seat from the Second, and
Mr.. Mann from the Third, Congressional
District from Louisiana. The Committee
had previously reported in favor Of I'd.
nittiug Mr.. Bonsean from the First Dis
tricl of that State.
Dawes reported in favor Of admitting
Mr., Jack from the First, and johnson
from the Sd, District Of Arkansas. Re-
ports lie over for consideration.
House bill extending the time for the
completion OF certain railroads il Mishi.
gan, and for which land been granted, va
called up. Bill passed.
The House went into COMMITTEES on the
Whole on the amendatory Iaternal Rsye.
nue bill.
Boutwells amendment TO tax sales ! Of
one per cent. was pending.
Thayer offered ~ amendment to except
manufactures and produce from tar on
sales.
Hooper opposed . tax ON sales ;
but il it was carried be desired the amend
ment to include all sales Of seeks and
bullion and to exclude Ill agricultural pro-
ducts. The measure proposed BY the
COMMITTEES on Ways and Means would
yield about x4OO. 900 900. This, after
paying the ordinary sx psnses Of the Gov
ernment u they were before the war, and
including the interest on the public debt,
would leave ! surplus of $20O, 600, 600 10
BE- applied to tho extraordinary expenses
OF the war.
The question Wa stated 10 Be on the
following amendment By Boutwell,: All
persons licensed under this Act or the
Act to which il is an amendment, and Who
are engaged in the sale Of goods, ware and
merchandise or articles produoed Or man.
ufactured, Whether foreign. o. domestic,
shall. within ton dsys and altar The 6rsl
Of every moath, make rssaFs .updsr oash
or aiirmation of tho amount 81 soods sold
during the month preceding, and shal
pay thereon tAx d ons-ha4 81 one pei
can't.
House refussd % strike out seotioa 4 o.
the bill proposisg a adlitisssl tax OF
srticles msatioaed il The 04th sectioa o
the existing law aid which. isslads ready
made clothisg and I'll textiIs Of knistss
felt fabrics Of cotton. md ssppsr; iron
fuFnitars, unhrsilaa. os passsojs, woos
scfsws giue and starelfS esnpowder, "a
| gsss, taEpeaeiae aad luaal ethse articles
Wilaon eGersd - a1Dsednsas thss Ne
tioeil - 6taDe bsaks aud railrsad asss
! tsAasa I'LL ~ : - = ~ - 80 o
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New York, Feb. II,

The Commercials special says the
House committee agreed to report agains,
the resolution requiring railroad .corpora-
tions which have received gOverment lands
to carry out the cantract to carry aoIdiers.
Advicss from Richmond to-day show
Sherman is marchiog on Columbia and
Beauregard will endeavor 70 prevent his
crossing the Cangaree.
The Senate will probably take no ac.ios
on the Illinois and Niagria ship canal
bill, but order survey BY good engineers.
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Sherman within I've Miles Of Oharlss-
ten
New York, Feb.'17.

New York, Feb.17.
We have later advices from Gen. Sher.
man.
His left wing was, on Monday, fifteen
miles north of Branch vile, and within so
miles Of Columbia. the capital, while his
right was in front Of the city Of Charles
ton, only two miles distant and threaten
ing it on the next day. Tuesday last.
1t was indicated by the Richmond pa
pers that his cavalry had reached the
Northeastern r. R., and thus severed the
last remaining link between Charleston
and the rebel capital. His troops were
believed to be also in the vicinity Of Flor
ence. the important point of conveyance
of the railroad communication between
South Carolina, Georgia and Virginia, and
near which town we're recently confined
large numbers Of captured Union soldiers.
Rebel papers admit that there was moth
ing to stop Sherman's army and expect
that the national Asg will soon be floating
over Charleston, Augusta, Columbia and
Raleigh.
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American niDls sscsesy.

TIE following brief ssnasry Of some
Of the operations Of this Institution IL
submitted TO it, friends They sxtsad
over : period Of eight months q ths ysar
1855, from April Let % December let,
inclusive;
Rsosipta from ~ sources. 040T, ,s91 los.
Issses Of bibles, tsstaments and Dor.
,icas. l.O42, $50 volumes.
OF tlpse donations W may specify tie
|fslloWitg, vis:
70 - arny md navy. hospitals, 90.
boats and rstarnsd pslseoeg3 q 1as,
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Baltimore, Feb. II.
The American has = special dispatch
from Annapolis as follows:
The flag of truce boat New York ar
rived here this morning with 1913 parolsd
Union prisoners aud officers from Rich
mond. The condition of the men is much
better than of those heretofore received.
Only 400 had TO be sent to the hospital.
The report was current in Richmond
when the men left that Sherman hal been
checked and that Beauregard had bee b
killed.
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Washington, Feb. II.

Information from the Army Of the Po-
tomsc stakss that the dispatch of the 10Th
inst. anr|ouncipg the execution Of James
8. Hicks, was mistake, a. his sentence
was suspfnded By the President until fur.
ther orders.
Desert4rs from the rebep aymv h.ve
been quitb numerous for some time n.st.
rs coming within our lines Wednesda
morning. They present their usual dirtv.
ragged AMI hungry appsarsuce. The 6rst
question Almost always is. "Where cap
We get rations ?"
A severe storm commenced ON We'd.
nesday night, which threatened to con.
tinus some time.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-18

- The World, and scores Of lesser
oopperhead organs, insist that the rebel
States are ready and willing to come back
into the Union. Very we'll. let them lsy
down their rebellious Arms and come back,
then. The road is plain sld nos It al
hard 10 travel If they are ready and vill-
ing b undertake ths josrseg;
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The Republicans Cairo special says
late New Orleans advices report the Mex
lean Gen. Mejia, commanding Ma.amo-
ras, has entered into an arrangement with
rebel authorities by which the refugees
from Texas are returned to them and i'm.
mediately conscripted. Meia CLAIMS TO
act under Msximilisn's orders.
Gen. Candy is said to have sent word
to Meija that he will retaliate BY taking
and holding Mexican officers as hostages
for every refugee returned to the rebels.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-18

A The people Of Iowa displayed their
enthusiasm in filling their quota and get
ting out of the draft, while the people of
Illinois, led off by Chicago, are venti-
lating their patriotism in monster public
meetings to bully the Government out Of
their quota.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-18

@The Connecticut Copperheads At
their recent State Convention re- e-nominat-
ed the defeated candidates Of last year,
and endorsed the Calhoun aad JEFF. Davis
heresy Of State sovereignty, which 10 the
gsrmiual principle Of the great traitorous
rebellion.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-18

@Reports from Minnesota in regard
to the immense snow crop throughout
the upper country, give fair promise of .
rise in the river, and indicate that the
Mississippi will become once more practi.
cally, as we'll as theoretically, q naviga.
BILE stream.
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New York, Feb. II.

Hardee reports repulse to our forces
On On James Island. % the CONTRARY the
Times correspondent shows that Van.
kee charge was made. and the outer
works, consisting of three redoubts. ca D.
tured, together with 30 prisoners, The
rebels defending the redoubts we're infan.
try who fed pell nell before the i'm petu-
ous charge Of cor men. Gen. Gilmore,
was present ~ the 6ght.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-18

~At recent Richmond war meet.
ing Benjamin. the rebel Secretary of
State, advocated the policy of arming the
slaves, and promising freedom to oil who
will fight for it.
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New York, Feb, II.

NeW 1ork, r eD. L 4.
The steamer Corsica brings Savannah
dates of the lth.
The blockade runner Col. Lamb was
obliged to return from an attempt to run
into Galveston harbor.
Maximilisn's consul at Havana has not
yet been able to secure the Mexican ar
chives in that city. No news from Mex
leo.
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Neu ADVERTISEMENTS.
IsT OF LETTERS REMAINING

- 10 the Po.t oRce, at Keckuk, on the 18th asy Of
fet. 1865.
eE-Tc obtain Of these letters the applicants ronst
call tor adrerfisSd ssttsy< give the date Of his list ard
pay one cent for advertising.
AS- not called for within ss< seHsk th.y vii, he zen,
TO the Dead Letter t1fice.
BA regntst Fer the rstxrn Of letter the writer
unclaimed within thirty DAYS le written or printed
WITH the writer's aame, Pasee snd State across The
iefthand end OF the envelope, the face side viii be
complied with al the usual prepaid Of postage nay
able when the letter deliverp TO the vrtarsec j.
Law of - -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-18

HIt is q notable and creditable fact
that our friend of the Des Moines Regis.
ter opposes the project of an extra session,
Notwithstanding he has . greater direct
pecuniary interest in an extra session Of
the Legislature of Iowa than "any other
man.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-18

Yankee immigrants are pouring
into Maryland and buying up the old
farms since they have become free SOIL
And Yankee spectators are flocking into
Kentucky in search Of oil, and leasing and
buying up immense tracts of land, and
very soon the oil fever will destroy the
peculiar institution in Kentucky.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-18
Boston, Feb. II.

Boston, Feb. II.
Prof. Bond Of the Harvard University
died this morniog Of consumption. He
was about to receive honorable testimoni-
ais from the English National Academy.
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Gold Market.

New York, Feb. IL.
Gold still stagnant. No speculative
movement and importers demand nominal
price. Has ftuctua,ed between 2o3k and
2044
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Wednesday Last. Ks9imated loss exceed
two million dollsrs.
Richmond.
Augusta, Me-, Feb. II.

The Maine House of Representative.
have pastsd resolution providine for a.
ameodmdnt Of The. Const;tutinn ~ ~.
Seats disffsnchising dsssrters and sbsen.
tees from military draft.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-18

1Io discussion with temperance
lecturer, topper asked, "If water rots
boots, what effect must il have on the coat
o. your stomach"
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Noesee hereby given to the cwner q the lots de-
EuE 10 eornty State Of Iowa and III oshss intssstcd
that speca tax has been as,esed and 1svssd en- said
lots By the City Council of said city fof repaarng
airslk a. having Plankwk ID ireue thsrUCf - 6ee1
mated In the List aforesaid, aud unle paymene 70 made
n ~ taxes o levied and costa bete e 9Th day Of
March i666 the said lots, much teertuG - may be
scssrv to .schnrgc said and cnsts will ~ snld
the dsy sforcssid at the MAJ ~ sa city be-
tvesn the hours Of O'Clock a =. ent ncAockR. =.
A. U. RfGHAnDN0M.
s.hal-S3v Collector - 00S Lsokuk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-18

~ Bills for the Incorporation of two
new newspaper companies in Chicago
have passed the Legislature of Illinois.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-18

M Alfred Tennysop, the Poet Lsure-
ate, has been promoted. He il now
Sir Alfred Tennys son, Baronet."
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~The negroes of the North are ELI
gible to the draft and the small pox, bu.
not to the school house or the poor house.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-18

A.W. T. Wiley has been reelected
U. s. Senator by the Legislature Of West
ern Virginia.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-18

@ The receipts from the Internal
Revenue amount to million of dollars .
day.
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H Carondelet and Mound City were
recommended as suitable sites for West
ern Navy Yards BY the Congressional
Committee.
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A PROCLAMATION.

Assus skeA.aaiers sren the Draft,
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=. 8 VAIL
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b. ". DAVIS,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-02-13

Held 20 SEcuRry.-Levi Berdix, D.
/ Mccormack and John Werner, the
rrrties charged with trading in green
backs. whose case was mentioned in sa-
tmrdav,s issue, were again before Com
,u;sc;oner Sands on Saturday. They
ware each bailcd in large sums for their
God behavior for twelve months, to be
forfeited upon conviction Of a repetition
~ The offence. In the case of julius
Rear also Charged with the same offence,
= was shown that he was an authorized
.oent Of the Government, and, therefore,
ent;tled to discharge.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-02-13

F1REs.-The accidental burning of a
small coal-house on the premises of Mr..
Frank Allen, French Garden Hill, about
six o'clock Yesterday morning, caused the
inc ont of the firemen. Loss trifiing.
The cause of the alarm about twelve
o'clock Yesterday was the burning of tho
roof of the residence of Neil McCurdy,
ON the corner of Twenty-first and Main
streets. The fire was ext;nguished be-
fore the arrival of the tiremen. Loss
small.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-02-13

DrAp BODY FouND.-The body Of a
white man, attired in undress Yankee
uniform, was taken from the river on
Saturday. about one mile below the city,
IN the south side. The body was sup
posed to be that Of one of the Yankee
pr;souers of war who fell overheard from
The flag Of truce steamer while it was
proceeding down the river to the point
Of exchange. The remains were buried
on the shore by the persons who dis
covered them.
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Race wAsr,o.-The highest market price viz .
paid q rms oSyicx for al kinds OF c..H" ~~'
and nmnx HAss, In large or small aua"''e''


noxvrpRRArs STATES DISTRICT Court.
Before Judge Halyburton, on Saturday,
the case of G.. A. Wallace, suing, under
a writ of habeas corpus, for discharge
from military service, was argued at
length BY counsel, Messrs. William +.
watson and j. Randolph Tucker. The
petftioner was formerly captain in the
Confederate service, but resigned and
purchased the proprietorship of Ger
man newspaper in this city, upon which
ownership he bases his right Of exemp~
ton.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-02-13

FATAL MlsTAKE.-The death of Miss
Ellen Shields, published in our columns
on Saturday last, was caused, we learn,
by drinking poison in mistake for medi-
cine prescribed for her by a physician.
She had had prepared mixture of sui
phur, which was sitting in close proxi-
nifty to some arsenic, the latter Of which
she swallowed through mistake. Miss
Shields was an employee at the Confede-
rate States Laboratory, ard it was there
that the unfortunate accident took place.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT, \
CONFEDERATE STATES or AMERICA,
KICHyCsD, December l, 1864.

NICHScsD, December l, l5tf J
OEVEN-T HIRTY TREAS URY
~ NOTES.-In pursuance Of an act Of Congress,
approved November 49, 1854, entitled can act TO
authorize the Secretary ishe Treasury exchange
coupon bond SO. se1enthrty treasury notes." hold
ers of sacn notes hereby notified that after tn.
Payment of tie annual interest due thereon on the
first day Of January, 1885, upon presentation Of the
same, the Treasurer, Assistant Treasurers and Paw
Derositaes las designated a. FOOT will issue cert
Acates therefor, which viii enti.le the hoiIers 10
coupon bonds payable thirty ye;rs after ne first day
Of January, 1855, beavi3g six per cent. uteres. from
the said first of January, .S5s, payable on the first
days OF January and jay in each year. The Trea-
surer, Assistant Treasurers ard Repositories Will
make weekly reportsto the Register OF the Treasury
of such certificates issued at their offices, whereupon
bonds will be sent forward in satisfaction Of same
The notes will be cancelled in the usual manner and
forwarded to the First Auditor.
g. A. TRENHOLM
Secretary OF Treasury.
Treasurer at Richmond, Virginia
Assistant Treasurers at CkaIlest.n and Mobile.
Depositares ct Raleigh ard Wiim:r gton, North Ca.
rolina,
Depositaries at Charleston ard Columbia, soa:aC ca.
rolifa.
Depositaries at Savannah and Augusta. Georgia
Depositaries at Tallahassee, Florida ana Montsc.
merry, Alabama.
Depositaries ct Columbus, Mississippi, and Houston
and Marshall, Texas. ia It's