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Little KanGwha g. Elk River
PETROLEUM And MINING CO.
Feb. 8, lS65-5t
west virginia,

OWN IN FEE SIMPLE, SIxTY-TTo
w THOUSAND EIGHT HUNDRED
AND SIXTY ACRES OF LAND, which
biologists and practical men unite in re-
porting, is in the very center Of the West
Virginia Oil Region. This immense estate
has on it numerous Oil and Gas Springs, one
of which vies with that Of the famous Burn
ing Spring itself, and its hills are rich in
iron ore and choice quality of Coal. Veins
of the bost Salt water also abound.
Subscriptions to u capital stock for tho
payment and development of these truly
magnificent mines Of wealth are now being
made; and many of the most prominent cap
italists and shrewdest business men of New
York are among the subscribers. The sub
scriptions are already far advanced, and
will be closed at an early day.
Young men having buta small capital,
cannot invest 1t to better advantage than by
taking Stock In this Company.
i am authorized to receive subscriptions
TO the Stock to the amountof
1900 shares at % Fer Share.
Orders for SUBSCRIPTIONS by mail, prompt
ly attended to- Address
-. ~. LEWIS BAKER,
f l2 Ssi Whesling,W: We,
rah 4 fEJt Ct ~ ~ rt.
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E'The slavery BiIl.o

The Ohio State journal on Wednesday
gave to an editorial commenting on the prob
able passage Of ''the bill to increase the sal
aries of State officials, y the above caption.
At first, the caption appeared inappropriate
to US; but on little reflection we think that
probably all bills, the tersency of which is
to increase taxation, should have similar
caption. Ohio Statesman.
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sol CERTIFICATEO OF AUTHORITY.
('Fo expire ON ihs 31st day OF JaxluaFyr 1866.
OYFICE OF TIE AUnrTot. OF STATE,
ISsVRANtE DEPARFMEET

(To expire ON iha 31st day Of JaxsuaFyr lse9s
OxFiCE OF TIE AUnrTots OF STATE;
assurance DEPARrMEHT,
C0LUaIBUa, o., Jan. III, lSt5.
WHEREAS, The lE'rNA INSUEANCR
COMPANY, I*satsSf nt llarth h0rd, in The
State of Connecticut, has HlVd in this ot1kS
q sworn statement of it's condition, n5 re-
quired by tho first SECTION Of thea ''To reg
uiate Insurance Companies not lne0rpora-
ted by the State of Ohio,' passed April 5th-
1S5ss and amended February Sth, 1854; and,
Whereas, said Company has furnished the
undersigned satisfactory evidence thai 1t u
possessed of at least ONE HUNDRED
THOUSAND D0LIA rs of actual Capitsi
invested in Stocks or Ronds, orin Mortgas,.7
of Real Estate, worth double the amount ibf
which the same is noltgared; and, - horaas
said Company has filed in this Office IL writ:
ten instrument under its corporate gaenl,
signed by the President and Secro tary thete-
of, authorizing any Agent or Agents Of said
Company in this State to acknowledge scr.
vice OF process, for and in behalf of said
Company, according to the terms Of acid
law. r..-'
Now, Therefore, in pursuance OF tha frat
section of the aforesaid act, /, JAME& *
GOLDMAN, Auditor of State for Ohio, do
hereby certify that snid AlrSA INSDE
ANCE COMPANY, of Hartford, Is author
izcd to transact the business Of Fire and
Marine Insurance in this State rntl tae
tlirtyhrst day of January, in the year ons
thousand eight hundred and sixty-six. ..,.,
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, have here
unto subscribed my name and caused ths
seal of my Office to bo affixed the day and
year above writton. "a
= JAMES ~. GOODMAN.
[ssALl [srANpl al Auditor Of a3ate.
Applications received and policies prop1ptG
ly issued by J. 0. THOMAS, Agent o.
Cadiz.
February 1, ls65-3t. n
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OEFICE or THE AUDITOR OF SiTATE, (','i
lolfIfnktt, Ohio JANUARY l6, 1855. J
1t Is hereby certified that tsle foregoing is
q correct copy Of ;he Statement of Condition.
of ttt IETNA INSURANCE. COMPANY,
of Hartford, made to and fled III this oiats',
for the year 1865,
Witness my hapi and seal officially.
JAM ES IL. GOODMAN,
TsnAr.,J r>yrAHr.l Audiior OF Sttts. Z
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TIE Washington correspondent of the

TIE Washington correspondent of the
Cincinnati Gazette abolition, says:
WHAT A MEMBER or CABINET SAYS.
A Cabinet minister is reported to have
said, in the course of conversation tonight,
that there was more significance in the re-
cent peace movements than most people
were inclined to believe, and gave it as his
opinion that an honorable peace would be
the ultimate result of the negotiations now
going on.
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M A r r I F d

On the I'd inst, at the residence of the
brides father. by Rev. w. NJ. Grimes, Mr..
JOHN Nc. BIGGER to Miss JENNIE l..
MITCH ELL, all OF Harrison county, Ohio.
On Thursday, February I'd, at the brides =
residence, by Samuel Foreman, ESQ, Mr..
ABRAHAM BAKER and ELIHBETH
FIFE, all Of Harrison county, Ohio.
On tho End inst. at the Swan House, by
the Rev. J. M. Carr, MIR. JOHN B. DUT-
TON and Miss MARY Il. SNYDER, both
of Jefferson, Harrison county, Ohio.
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Total I,iabilities....................si si
IV,-MISCELLASEOCS. II
STATE OF COENECTICJT,( / ,
T,,,,ptynf ETar-tfS,r6

NVWIFEF Ut VI"E :, >, ~
THOMAS y. ALEX ~ Den, FreasdeIt
and LUCIUS j. HENDB BE, S@,re5s.ry of tho
.E'TNA INSURANCE COMPANY, feing
ssveraIly sworn. depnse Nnd say, thai ttG
foreyoing'is full, uealld correct slht"IfclN
of the affairs ri the af,id ,ComiaE%; tte: tho
said Insurance Company is the bonn iidH
ownerof at least on {. II 3 y DHIt5 THOU
SAND DOILhIGS oi acttA;sl Casa sai'itat In
vested in Stocks and I,ca!,is. that this absjve
described investments, ss'rc Hny E';rt theTaof,
arc rnnao for the beneAt ct any individual
exercising authority in the management q
said Company, eithbras President, 9aassts
rs, Treasurer, Firect"r, or 1th9rfTis,', and
tilss trey are the ai,@se d'i91ribo.l oficoTs of
| said Insurance Company, r
THOMAS A. Al .ial< AMBER, ,presIdaz1t.
IHcIts j. .lIESDl;E, secretary. ..>..
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= II A II II VI E n
oFTHE CONDITION oFTHE
NAME AND LOCATION.


NAME AND LOCATION.
The name Of the Company is ETNA IN
sURANCE COMPANY, and il located at
Hartford, Conn.
I.--CAPITAL.
The amount Of its Capital Stack
In Two Millions Two Hundred .a
and Fifty Thousand Dollars,
and i" paid uFfi...3;,s;;si F{f.w3ssEys.
|. Cash OF the Company on hand
and i'll the ehandsofAgentS and
other persons. 175,tSt 81
Q. Real estate, unincurrbered. 1906 -
g. The Bonds unil Stocks owned ,,i..s
by the Company, tas PER schc-
dno tiled,) how secured, and
the rate of interest thereon. ~, sSl ~
Total Assets of the Com mpaDy p, ,SOo, 43s !H
Losses adjusted and not duc,... $500 o.
pens pense, waiting for further proof 1887 20
tfl other claims against HE Com
e sc estimated at at................ 2n ne
Total Liabilities .................. $i23, ,07 10
- IV.-MISCELLANEO ,,
HT nny one risk is.................... 5000 %
| The greatest amount allowed by
| the rnies to he insured in any
one city, town, village or block Nt-siEt''1
| The amount ofits Capital or earn
| ings deposited i'll any other
| state ;as security for i0sScS.
| therein: ...
Deposited with California;" 1850 10
! With Iowa. 5,5,P W
| Amt ~" ~
| The Charter, or Act OF incorporates uf
said Company IL herewith. =
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LARGEST LOCAE BOUNTY.
UNION PETROLEUM COMPANY

A MEETING of the Stockholders of the
N Union Petroleum Company of Cadiz,
viii ,5e held on the llth day Of March, at
o'clock. +. NJ, at the Court House, for the
purpose Of electing nine Directors of said
w4s.P Persons wishing to subscribe for
Stock can now have All opportunity to do So
Books opened to receive subscriptions are
at H. s. McFadden & Co.'S, N. A. Hanna's,
George & Bros, and First National Bank, at
Cadiz, and at Samuel Paul's, at Hopedale.
N. A. HANNA,
j. M. Upton,
d. B. WEIGH,
J. NJ. ESTEP,
H.S. McFADDES,
JAMES NJ. WATSON,
ID. CUNNINGHAM,
WALTER CRAIG,
G. b. BA ARRETT,
j. w. HEN DERSON,
CHARLES N. ALLEN,
SAMUEL GEORGE,
RICHARD HATTONs
JESSE o. THOMAS,
Commissioners.
yab q IeG5gt
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AVOID THE DRAFT
VOLUNTEERS WANTED!

m HAVE been authorized by Gov. SFougll
4 to recruit company of mon for one,
two, or three years, as the recruit may de-
sire, for the 18th Regiment, now being or
ganized at Camp Chase.
The usual Government Bounty viii bs
pad. of 800 for one year, 5000 for two years
and 300 for three years service, one-thirt Of
which will be paid when recruits are mus
tered into service, and can be credited to
the sub-distr,ct paving the
LARGEST L0CAE BOUNTY.
Remember that drafted men receive no
boanty. Young men OF Harrison County,
now is probably the last opportunity you
will have to display yourp patriotism. Rally
at once in the last great effort to crush this
rebellion, and redeemed country will re-
ward your toll.
Apply to D. CUNNINGHAM, Cadiz, o.,
or to Liet. J. C..STEELE,
Recruiting Officer, Freeport, Ohio.
| Feb s, 1S65-2t .> .-....
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S,ubscribed and sworn betVrD mo, this III
day OF January. 1855. ...... 81.
HENRY FOWLER,
[srAssr.1 Justice Of tho pas-ss. J
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TERRIBLE SnlPwRECK.-The following
is from the Straits Times, Singapore
paper:
ION January u, a Chinaman, much
bruised about the body, presented him
self at the shipping Office, and said that
he had left Swatow fortnight before, in
. three -masted schooner, with five hun>
dred and fifty other passengers. On the
night of the 9Th, he said, at the entrance
to the Straits, barely thirty miles from
Singspore, the vessel, going At full speed,
dashed against the lighthouse rocks .
moment afterward she fell back, filled
rapidly, and sank in deep water, with
ali hands on board. The man, who be-
lieved himself the only survivor, got
hold Of = piece Of wood, on which be
fioated whole day and night, when he
was picked up by some fishermen. This
story, so fearful in its details, was
scarcely believed in at first; but fatal
confirmation of it arrived q day after
ward from the Dutch Resident at RHO
Ono OF the crew Of the ship, Swede!
named Christensen, was picked up ant
brought ashore at RHO, and bis story
was the same IS the Chinaman's. Th'
vessel was the Hamburg schooner Oan'
ton, bound from Swatow to Singapore.
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There is = material tendency in the
human mind to superstition. There is
a positive luxury in gratifying that kind
of taste, which even the unbelieving
Northern brain has not been able to
overcome. If it could not believe in
Moses and the Prophets, it had no hesi-
tation in swallowing the Fishes and the
Foxes. It's faith in spiritualism, as it is
called, was something wonderful. We
have never been able till lately to see
any ground for the marvellous influence
of those tappings and rappings which,
in the New England States, have 50
often caused the unseen world to dis
close its secrets. But Of late our incre'
dulity has received staggering blow
We once laughed when we were told O.
handkerchiefs spontaneously tying them
selves into knots, and hair brushes rush
ing, Of their own accord, to peoples
heads. It seemed direct insult to ths
understanding, and even thsillnminat'
admitted as much, but had recourse t
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The self deception Of human nature is
one of the most charming provisions for
human happiness. It is possible for
man to be the greatest scamp in the
world, and yet to be on most excellent
terms with himself This is especially
the case when fanAticism comes in to
the aid of self-esteem, and gives him ,
dispensation for any little indulgenees Of
the carnal man that, in other people, he
would consider objectionable. There Is
q priest in the breast Of every fanatic,
who gives him absolution without con-
fession or repentance. Whenever he
commits an offence against morality OF
virtue, he has only 70 ask his own par
don, and it is readily granted.
Our "Northsrn brethren " Of the
Puritan persuasion are happily endowed
with the felicitous quality Of always
looking at the bright side Of thsir s~n
character and actions. For ezaaple
We suppose thot between thsn md e.
rest of The Chritian wqr!d taeFe wseld
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OFFICIAL.
TREAsUaY DxrARrXxS1,l
CoxrEDE1A1x 6rATEs Or AMEaICA.
RxCHnCxp. lfwch -. 1865. }

[DQNATIONS TO THE TREASURY.
IL Patriotic citizens in al parts q tie cousy
having expressed desire to make cout1ie0taoo1 a.
money and Government secuTities In aid of -
Treasury md ladies, animated by thN nobleSt aCne
timents Of attaohment . the cause of their sser-
ing country, having offered their plate and jswelss
the Congress OF the Conf derate States adeptsd on
the s 18Th 1s ns.sn. the ieo.ns rs:oiatess ..,o..
to the Treasury II the Confederate State<.
Whereas, many patriotic citizens have expressed
their dssi1e T. contribute by donation: Of naa.y:
TO the relief ef the Tr@asuIy !; Therefore
Resolved ty the Congress Of the CcnfcdeTatos
States Of America, That the Secretary of the ~
such donations, and to publish in the 6aly papers
list Of the donations received sud the names a
Of the donors.
sst Of certificates Of Indebtedness. fully issued BY
Disbuning oficers Of tho Government, and the par.
ties holding the same are willing 70 give part but
the Secretary Of the Treasury 10 receive the propo.
ton offered, not less than one moiety, snd 70 re.
turn the other mocty in certificates Of indebtepcss,
receivable in payment Of taxes.
SEcrlox 5 To render the sad public securities
donated available to the Treasury, the Secretary cf
the Treasury is hereby authorized to redeem tbs
same before maturity, and OF amy moneys In tho
Treasury not otherwise appropriated.
Approved March IL, 1865.
The attention of the public is called to these
lutons and those desir0us Of making contributions
OF money and securities or certified claims sgaipst
the Government, respectfully informed that
they will be received by the Treasurer at Richmond
and by the Assistant Treasarers ami Pay Deposita.
ries hereinaftc tenumerlted.
Regulations in relation to plate and iewelry have
not been adopted yet, and will form the subject Of
future notice. q. A. TkENMOLM,
mar l6-eodlm Secretary Of Treasury.
LIST OF ASSISTANT TREAsrREns AND PAY DEPosIrA.
Rrrs IN THE CONFEDERATE STATES, VIZ:
Treasurer Confederate States, Richmond, Virs
gina.
Assistant Treasurer Confederate States, Charles.
ton South Carolina.
Assistant Treasurer Confederate States, Mobile,
Alabama.
Pay Depostary Confederate States, Montgomery.
Alabama.
Pay Depositary Confederate States, Augusta.
Paw Depositary Confederate States, Atlanta.
Georgia.
Pay Depository Confederate States, Macon,
Georgia.
Fay Depositary Confederate States, Columbus
| Georgia.
Pay Depositary Confederate otatcs, Celuuhia,
South Carolina.
! Pay Depositary Confederate States, kaleighs
North Carolina.
Tay Depositary Confederate States, Greensboro, /,
North Carolina.
Pay DepositarS Confederate States, Tallahassee.
| Florida
Pay Depositary Confederate States, Lynchburg,
| Virginia.
Pay Depositary Confederate States, Columbus.
Mississippi. mn -
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A PRoL1r1c NArRoN.-Mrs. Andrew
Allison, residing in Beaver COUNTY, Ono
last week. gave birth to four healthy
children. Some twenty months ago,
Mrs. Allison gave birth 70 three dangn,
terra. whom she named Corn, Dora ana
Nora. Tnnse seven children, born within
4 period 81 two years, were, at last &C
costuts. doing well, as was Also their
skothw.
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ELECTION NOTICES

- 4 SMITH, Esa.-Of the many
II nsu,es presented 10 us for the Office Of
lAtlSsrRATE ! for MONROE WARD, we have
A--o1 ..ns better qualified than yourself, as your
sea is such that ycu can always be found in
ward, We would most re- Groctfully request
u. =, anna.nse ycurs.M rs candidate for that
Ns1 Ns.'.t opee. Respectfully,
nh .S-tt' MANY SC1Eks.
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not Be one moments dispute abont the
practical duties Of Chsistianily They
would not deny thAt fosgivensas 4 ene-
mics is the peculiar and cardi61l virtue
OF the Christian religion that the man
who does not show mercy to others can
expect no mercy from God. Thsyswill
argue that the rules Of civilization, ct
alone Christianity, do not permit any
hArbarities in warfare not essential to
the end for which war is wageds. And
yet the community which holds these
excellent principles is pot aware Of any
inconsistency between their faith and
practice when they exult in tho deadly
hate that they bear the South IS If it were
q first class virtue; when they pant for
our determination; when thy 4 soics to
read accounts in their daily papers Of the
Southern farm houses and towns that
have been burned to the ground; of the
defenceless women and children tina,
have been turned out of doors, and ex.
posed to destruction, and sometimes
worse; Of the prospect of starving to
DEATH whole communities Of innocent
people; of prisoners dying miserably Of
cruel treatment, or cold, or famine. Nay,
their very preachers get up in the pulpit,
and, Sunday after Sunday, invoke their
hearers to rain fire and birthstone upon
the accursed rebels, and to spare none
of the internal crew. All this time they
call themselves Christians, and think
they are so, and have no doubt Of their
being as righteous in the estimation Of
their final Judge as they are in their
own.- The Scriptures somewhere speak
of "strong delusion being sent upon
some wicked men, that they. may believe
a lie. But the victim of delusion never
believes that he is the man. It is always
his neighbor.
Only a few years ago the North con-
sidered itself the most Christian, evan
gelical and vitality pious people in the
world. It had its American Bible So
cieties. American Tract Societies, Ame-
rican Foreign and Domestic Missionary
Societies, and its daily Union Praye,
Meetings, all of which, of course, were
of American inventions, the rest Of the
Christian world, being too cold and dead,
and benighted, even to have made any
efforts in those directions before. What
has become of all that vast stock o
piety and benevolence? Where are thu
fruits thereof? There is certain much
neglected precept of the Bible: "B
not righteous over much, tina
any man can be too virtuous, but tina
he may be intemperate in zeal, ant
overdo things, either by extending hi
own duty beyond the Divine command
ment, or by correcting even the vice
of others so severely and unreasonabl
that they are exasperated instead {
amended, like the little Scotch boy who
when asked if he did not want to 90
, Heaven, inquired if his father "a gri'
| and repulsive old Pharisee) would
/. there, and on being answered in Il
affirmative, promptly responded, "Th'
I'll no gang"
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,,o My FELLOW. CITIZENS OF

mo MY FELLUW-CIIIIEN UF
MONROE WARD.--In response to a card in
y, 1hmori Dispatch Of the Esd instant ealliMx
W., ~, ,nT 70 : rye them a. ALDERMAN, beg leave
that. If il should BE- the pleasure OF my friends
- ,';et me pledge myself to discharge the duties
:, ~, III 4 to the best e. my ahih;y.
apl. respectfully.
Your iellow-Iiigen,
.h r,-c,. II. Il. SMITH.
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no THE VOTERS OF JEFFERSON

no TIE VOTERS OF JEFFEKSUN
WARD-At the urgent request OF many
ili-nds, Mr. RICHMOND l.. WILLIAMS mas con-
santrI TO become u candidate for the position Of
ALDERMAN OF JEFFERSON WARD Having
her d resident Of this Ward for the last fifteen
wears. Mr. WILLIAMS is so wellknownas torender
unnecessary any .llusion to his high moral cha-
rac.er intelligence and qualifications for the posi-
nom q, magistrate lnh 23-tA5ths
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rE'o THE VOTERS OF THE CITY OF

| RICHMOND.-At the urgent soicitation OF
,1any friends, announce myself a e;tnaldate Ior
,hr 3tice CT SUPERINTENDENT OF THE CITY
GAS WORKS. and respectfully solicit your votes,
f.ea:;ng myself to devote my whole time and ca
ib.ies 10 the faithful discharge of the duties OF
lie oe should it be your pleasure to EJECT me, and
re,pec-ially refer you to the manner in which
have discharged the duties of Assistant Inspector
(which ota e the Council have abolished), and
which l have held for the last nine years, as
guarantee for the future. HUGH SMlId.
lJ-3Ts
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NTEw AUCTION AND COMMISSION

III HOUSE.-The subscriber mas co0cll0S9 ~
commence the AUCTION and CO14I16ICN
RUSINESS at his store. eornw Of Bread I'D -
nth streets. md will have his frst sale on TUES
nay. Aprii Atm, ls65 He respectfully solicits con.
sienments from his friends and former patrons. He
hepes, bY strie ettention to busiAesss 70 merit .
continuance Of tAsy iayou. He WI are -. eo-
Of Country y, ,duce, Tobacco. Groceries. LIQUORS.
Dry Goods. Furniture, or any article q snerchan-
disc. to be sold ut auction private SIDE - snAy u
desired lie will also make ssies q pa1vsss ssse'
ue''ss' y ROBERT A. z. DABkEY,
corner OF Broad and seventh s1Testes
NH 4s--0te 0UVoGo ts~ OsseseNe
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NOTICE IN RELATION
II r0 RRCEIpr OF AK PER CENT CEH.

TO RECEIPT OF AK PER CENT. CER-
T1FICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS FOR TAxE0
IMPOSED BY ACT OF CONGRESS, APPROVED
coring to the provisions of the third section Of act
of Congress of March IL, 1865, copy Of which 10
hereto attached, one moety Of the taxes levied BY
said act excepting the tax for the increased pey
of sodiers may be paid in six per cent. Certificates
of Indebtedness issued under fourteenth section Of
"'' " - ~ A. TRENHOLM,
secretary Of Treasury.
SECTION 8. That the taxes On property for the
year eighteen hundred and dxty.dve imposed BY
this act shall be assessed the day OF tho pas
sage of this act and due and collected on tho first
day of Juno next, or as thereafter as practca-
Bile. The additional taxes on profits for tAe year
eighteen hundred and siaty-hve snan be ascee:cQ
and collected according to provisions Of existing
laws in regard to the assessment and colecaaon Of
taxes on incomes and all the taxes imposed BY this
act as we'll the'taxes on incomes ana Rronts ana
the specific taxes and taxes on sales, shall bc pAya-
ble in Confederate Treasury notes Of the new Issue
or in the Certificates Of Indebtedness authorized oy
an act entitled IAN act to reduce the currency ana
to authorize a new issue Of notes and bonds" aH.
lowance for interest Provided, That at least one
hnf of said taxes shall be paid in Treasury notes a.
the increased pay Of soldiers shall b. paid in Con:
federate Treasury notes Of the new issue only ana
it is hereby enacted that the Cestncatee o. 1noees
ean.ss authorized by the said act Vt February IL
isa NAV be issued ior debts contracted prior to tho
Of said act, and the agent Of the Treasuiy
for the Trans Mississippi Department ee ana ne =
hereby authorized TO issue under reg1lauons e Y
prescriped by the Secretary Of the Treasury the
Certificates u Indebtedness provided for IN sais<s
Of February H. 1854. for debts contracted PRIOR o.
subsequent to the passage Of said act IN the Irsns-
| Mississippi Department and that al the ceron.
Gates shall be received In payment
of said taxes in like manner and tQ the same cxten!
as the certificates originally authorized BY the sid
act of 18th Of February, 1861 subject the p.0vse
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TREASURY DxPARTNYNf,l
CosrhpEnA1w SIATLs OF AMxAICA,
Rlcuxosp, March IL, 1865.

NOT CE To HO L. II ~ Is . OE
IL Certificates Of -Four Per Cent. Bonds, issued
~ the Depos,tary at wytheville, va--The Dsposas
tsry at Wy theville having resigned. and the once
discontinued, notice is hereby I'm 70 h0!des. O
Fchruarv 1861 issued 1t that afkces that the aane
vilf be satisded with Bonds upon aPpheaoen - -
Register of the Treasury at kiehmsnd:
NH lzE3tav2v Secretary TfsasarYs