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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-11-03

In the popular mind. everything in the
Tribune, World, Times, and Herald is
written or inspired respectively by Mr.
Greedy, Mr.. Marble, MIR. Raymond, or Mr..
Bennett ;-whereas the trnth is. that with
the exception ct Mr.. Grcely, these gentle
men contribute very little TO the editorial
columns of their papers. 'fhe writer's who
really give influence and popularity to
these papers are almost entirely unknown
to the public. That there is some injustice
in this not intentional of course) is patent
at a glance. Round Table.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-11-03
al About Fl,s.l.

We take the following from the Evening
Post. L makes iu4airirs which suggests
others. We are told 10y fishermen chat
the pogsics or moniaden. which visit our
coasts in the months Of ,laun, July, aud
August, and which has given rise to quite
an extensive and lucrative business, a.e
al! of aA0a; the same size, there being
Only III :hc shoals, such as are full grown,
ana that sPaVn are not found in them.
Tie png sies,--as a fisherman insists the
name ,h9uid be spelled, docs no; 70 much
farther cast than the shores Of tie county
Of Hancock, and 40 onc seems 10 knew much
about their habits, nor When they 20 10
winter. Who're does tAe female 70 to. de-
post Ter spawn, and rear her young
VIII so,ae fisherman who knows give u
some information oH these points!
Qrr-Hf4Hs fisae=TsS.
In the English Faf,ai4#ig Her..r, Sir
Charles Taylor. wiring 81 hs!..ug il Eor
Way, pets the following questions 70 fisher.
men:
''ttc 60 'ti' e"i ia - N"'" "f =,
'. .'s i, 49,, -, t ;, ~. wv; ,' - r",
where does ne @perd The rest OF The ti4ar
during the six months or "a he rassas ia
tie ocean Was ole ever caught out IL
- - -, a.. no. 90, ;N,;t5;;.'. In,
salnea n, i IKE netting in heaven or
earth. Norcov,f,as far as know, salmea
do not eat real iiI2S, IN TACT II Is hfrd i"
~ ".',. stl, . a, 81. ~ - -. r. -
always cnrntr. aSnrrl, larap Manson
fly, all silver tWis; aud golden phea am
feathers Is Ike nothing salmon can ever
nav seen, he'''lt,, a s'''''ioh WIN l"Ht d
seen lint before, And ,l;rllT wapt to
know why the more river has been ii-hcd
the siycr the fish are lon will find this
l" ''e 'he case nor o"i! towards 'iic e'iu 81
,n,ao IN, ,ha nay, ,nar Nh frs, r",,
begin. DO the few fish who are hooked
aud get elf tell their friends and ncighbors
lhat salmon Il! Is n'' me mos. desirable
~ ~. ~ - - ~ -
;, ',,''' 90 - 80 :,
''''' - NV ''''', ~
u w "',7 "''' ''l'': '', '','''
'''s Wv - ~ '''',' -" M 80
- N''''' VI '',' ~, a,'0' ~" ~
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-11-03
CRANBrEEy LIS, O;t. 3ls', 'G5.


" X. eAwYER:-l wish to make a
correction e report in the american
Of last week respecting the ,eAr. j Wood.
The facts Of the case are as follows:
The schr. {. Wood Of CORVALLIS, y
3. went ashore ON Bakers Island, in the
gale Of the 22l. The master thinking TO
save her threw eff the deck lead of wood
but she no, moving, abandoned her. She
afterwards flated eff and driftcl about 3
miles from the Island, where she was
boarded by young men aud brought into
Cranberry Isles.
DIsAsrEas.-Schr. Charles Phipney,
King, master, went ashore on Bakers
island Bar, while trying to make Gran.
berry Island harbor on the night Of the
9th, loaded with plaster, and is a total
loss. Grew saved.
At the same time, Br. Schr. Pleasant,
went ashore on Little Cranberry Island,
loaded with wood, and is a total loss
Crew saved. Respectfully yours,
ii. II. p.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-11-03

BurTER.-Butteris now coming forward
quite freely in this market at 40 and az
cts. per Id. Butteri is worth but 80 cts. in
Mass. and those who are holding their
stock back waiting for higher prices will
eventually have.to sell at low figure, and
we shall not pity them.-Skoehegaa Clare
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-11-03

The steamer st. John, running on
the Hudson river burs. her boiler on Sun
day last scal,ling to death ten persons ard
iniqring many more.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-11-03

-General Berry's statue was formerly
lnaugurated ON Tuesday. under auspices Of
the Masonic Fraternity.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-28
THE RAID FROM CANADA
TFrom the i london 'fimeS Jan. ~


The public will learn 9th great pleasure thai
President Lincoln has formally dsapproyed the order
of Gen Dix with respect TO the pursuit Of the Con-
federate marauders the Canadian frontier, and
that the order has been virtually recalled Nothing
less could hayebeen expected from any government
Which CLAIMS \ place among civilized nations
The conduct olsthe Americans has been more'than
once such as to give grounds for believing that they
have but a small respect for those international
laws or uS1eAs which secure the independence OF
communities. Although they have IN Mr.. Seward
politician sufficiently prudent TO feel the necessity
OF rendering Justice II not courtesy, toforeEn ma
tons their military and naval officers practice, and
| their people manifestly approve, high -handed
mode OF dealing when no foreign State will submit TO
except from a sense OF its own helplessness. Capt.
Wilkes, in the affair ofthe Trent the Captain OF the
Wachusett in the capture of the Florida; General
Dix in ordering his SubOrdnates to violate British
territory have acted the officers Of no European
| State would have ventured to act, simply because
they knew that whatever technical fault they might
commit they would have the admiration OF their
IeopntFymen as spirited qnd gaal!l9iic commanders.
But when an experienced politician TO weigh
the consequences ofsnch acts, there is hope OF re.
dress since no Is likely 70 know ths Justice Is the
1 hest policy Mr. Lincoln aud Mr. Seward have
both conducted the affairs Of th6ili country long
enough 10 know that rupture with England would
be fatal TO the success of the cause which they have
at heart
AIMING SOLITARY SLAVES.
The New fork correspondent of the London Times
thinks that recent events will cause the South TO
bring ont their negro reserves.
NGpoLEoN's NEY YgAR.
AT the reception Of lhe diplomatic corps by the
Emperor on january thf Papal Nuncio offered the
good wishes and fluctuations OF that body Tor the
eoInEg year.
The Emperor is stated TO have said in reply-The
good wishes OF the diplomatic corps touch me sens,
biz; they are the expression ofthat concord which
ought 10 obtain between nations, and for which your
prudence is to me the Surest guarantee Believe
ME that on my part shall endeavor in my relations
with foreign nations TO be guided by respect right
and ioce Of peace and justice,
Afterwards the Emperor entered into converse
ton with most of the amba sailors.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-28

MAYORS CoURT.-Comparatively little was done
in this Court this morning. The following We
chronicle:
Wm ST. George Gum was again before his Honor,
charged with eloniously aiding and conniving at the
escape of a slave belonging to Mr.. Gamble.
Ann Perrin and Jno. F.. Hicks were also up as &C
eessories to Gums crime.
The Mayor Continued the case.
Syleck, slave of Aaron JefIies, ordered a
whipping for ucspassing on the premises of Pat Rey
nolds and stealing thence pair of shoes and pair
OF stockings;
A variety OF other small negro cases, involving
whipAng, was heard, and these, together with
fines Of So imposed nhalf a dozen partiestor al
lowing the water to escape from their hydrants,
constituted the mornings proceedings.
The fine imposed in The latter case we consider
insufficient. LITTLE reflection would satisfy the
mind of any one that this practice of allowing water
to escape from MIGRANTS to freeze on the pavement,
thus endangering the limbs Of pedestrians, is very
reprehensibe one. and deserves severe punish
ment.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-28

GRAND CoNcERT.-The vocal aud instrumental
Concert at Metropolitan Hail. last night, by Mad.
Ruhl. Mr. Kessnick, and uthers, afforded rare
musical treat which was enjoyed by large and
appreciatke audience. The programme was judi
ciously selected, and the performances equal in
merit to any that have preceded it this season. We
trust that these recherche entertainments will be re-
peated at least once week.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-28
TELEGRAPHIC.
THE ARMY OF TENNESSEE.
GEN. HOODS PARTING ADDRESS 10 TUE TROOPS

Turrro, Jan. 2s.-The following is Gen. Hoods
address to the Army of Tennessee;
HEADoRs Army TENNESSEE,
fupelo, Miss, Jan. 70. s.
Soldiers At my request have this day been re-
eved from the command of this army.
In taking leave Of you, accept my thanks for the
patience with which you have endured your hard
Ships during the recent campaign.
| am alone responsible for its conception, and
strove hard to do my duty in its execution.
l urge upon You the Importance of giving yOgt
entire support to the distinguished soldier VINO
assumes command, and shall IoPk with deep inter
est upon all your fqture operations and rejoice at
your success. j. b. Hoop,
General.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-28
,Dn.TtONGL FROM TINE CNITEU
STATES.

Hr ana the following additional items Of interest
sr .at latest United States files
WlrAJ or PEis0NERs cAPTUTED Is FORT FIsHER'
I.s.Erss MONROE Jan. 2l.--The steamer De Nor
F. arrived here to-day nom Fort Fisher, en- route
. Point 10. Sout with 500 rebel prisoners captured
5 a late assault on that place
kH-a.v snow Storm commenced here shis morn
'fa- .Ii continued all day.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-28

NEEDS ATTESTIoS.--The Superintendent of
Streets should give his attention to the condition OF
Franklin street, between Gath and 25th. Owing to
the land-slides in that locality, Franklin street in
that neighborhood is partly Distracted by water
and dirt The water has spread across the street,
and has frozen from the extreme cold, that pas
sage is dangerous for horses attached to vehicles.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-28
TaE GITY.

THEATRIc4L.-The dramatization Of vefdo's ope.
Fa 's u TrOvatore's arranged by Mr.. R. D. Ogden,
was brought out .. the Theatre last night, and drew
. large audience to witness the performance,
The mise-sn-scsas OF the play was very ereditablc
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-28

BYX
AFFKcTIOSiTrLT DEDICATED 40 ALL wHoN 1T NAY
coScERS.
There came TO the Doctor poor puny meelish,
The sand of his gizzard was split out and gone,
For discharge he axed, and he almost bent double,
These pains in my insrds I'm mighty sl . Oaaone,
When TO grant discharge the board hadn't a mo-
Aud sacred into the pits BY the wvld'. Wild c0mmo,
Hssaag the bold anthem of lets reconstruct =
sad is my fate said this heart-brokc stranger
The wild deer ana wolf TO a covert can hee,
But have no refuge fIom bullets and danger, -
Therefore reconstructien's the doctrine for me
Il Oh l.eruel board why would you not replace me
In my mansion Of peace where no Yankees could
chase me ,
might have said each man who dared to face
LETS hgbtit ont like heroes let's not reconstruct
But there too my home Is which now have forsaken
| Ii the Yankees get to it tbs mine more
I'll be poor man if my propeltys taken, -
And Oh gracious me how Late to be poor
oh rather than loose all the green sunny bowers
Where I've spent such lifetime OF bright iapp,
In coming spondulics which came like rainshowers,
III sing the BOLD anthem Of lets reconstruct,
| Where Is the eockade once wores grayeIy,
Sisters and sire did We mourn FOR its fall 81
And where are the men, BY my talking 50 bravely.
drug in this war .0h that's worser than all
Oh. my sad heart, now abandoned by pleasure, 49,
Before I'll surrender my blood or my treasure
rllfecant all MY threats and my boasts without nea
And sing the spld anthem Of "lefs reconstruct
Yes. all these past recolleciions suppressiug
4 IN try with my rhino discharge 70 git '
| / know when our prospects become 50 distressing
1 As to need such as me, We had just as well quit
Buried and cold, many hearts have ceased motion,
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segciaI tI.Id 0rd.rs-So. r.
HrADQu4ETERss
Nrrrlrr DC ofTaE Us


81. .- F5-i4 Savsi.nsh. Ga Jan. "a, 1865.
....l. represented that TIE Confederate Amy
AMI 20 Lsajs oi robbers, acting proiesseu'y Vn-
.e...a ,rtaorty ot the Confederate GoferhnieAI'
g.. .ls.ng The people OF Georgia and endsaFor-
u.linii3sfe them IN the edorts they are ma
= .Is secure 81 thenseres provisions, eluthlnS' Sc
. as lie and property, and The restersticR OF
T.al good government IN the State, Il - hereby
= ...l laltc public.
- T.ot the armies OF Georgia may bring into
.a-E Fcrpaniino, or Jacks0nVilSe, IA, mar.
. r. srsl as beef, pork, mutton, Vegetables o.
-..l..i ash Sc. rs well rs cotton IN sRiall guam
t. .Ed sell tae same in opea msske,, except the
,-..- a.f.. must be seld BY or through the Treas
..se.ufs. sud may invest the proceeds h tARily
..... ,r "a IS u5con apd Hour, ia ans rcasoneoie
M cries shoes and clothing, and arti-
-,.s.-.hind OF war. aud carry AZ, same
49,. r. families. No trade Acre WIZ be AZ.
7 f.. -hs interior, 81 stoeks OF goOds SOLD
. r.,s 80 faniilies mas club togethcr ior me'
s.,saaree cad froteetioa IN eciAins ana ~
"a. Ionic are enconrsgcd to meet 20
IN asseu bases 20 discuss neas ute'
= +, aud good gpvcrs neaii an'
....'.r I'd Stste end natipusl asitoftt.,' Sh'
b. rrstlciej 0y tbe national ARMY when - e2
.. NH III rsacetblc inhabitants Sbo satisfy th'
.rnruding officers that they arc earnestly ls0oi "
:. tbtt end must not only be len usdhtuf0so
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-28
BY JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, AUcrIoSEER,
(Ofice on Eleventh street.)
FOUR.sTORI RRICll

y TENEMENI on THE NORTH SIDE OF BROAD
STREET FOR YALE AT AUCTiON.-Will he sold on
MONDAY the Goth day of January, on the premises, at
y o'clock NJ that valuable private residence ons the
north side of Broad between 18th and l4th streets and at
present occupied by Nh Macon The house has II roome,
large brick kitchen coal and wood house all in good
der
The lot fronts on Broad street about 81 feet and runs
back lao feet The location OF this property renders II
very valuable il being in the very heart of the city
Terms of Sale-0ne third cash the balance at six and
twelve months with interest satisfactorily secured the
whole in cash desired the taxes for 1860 TO be paid By
the purchaser. JAMES NJ IA iLohi ri
iaa7-3t AUciiOneer.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-28
GEORGIA. LEGISLATURE.

Macon, Jan. 25.-GoverAor Brown has cSnvened
the LegiSatureto assemble here the l4th Feb. to
complete the legislation left unfinished on the APP
proach of the enemy, to Milledgeyile.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-28
: PROM SAVANNAH.
1TrElprs 10 BURN COTTON

LIILNFIs 10 81 b UT IVNs
a--resDardent Of the Hsrald, writing from Sa-
--sa... says:
.-ttl,u seems TO he in some danger OF eeins
.s-5.s Ell rv ire before il leaves here There have
..- ~. % tt,ae fires ON as many nights past among
ar. I'd. stored il large warehouses on the riyer'
...t.... tre work If iuceudaries. Fortunately
sr .. e.uHrti,bcd before they bad gained q
.... % OBJ. Leadway, aud but little damage was
i,.r.i ureeauiioDs have been adopted, and
49,. -..l fl,uishneut will beindicted on the party
t.I ...,,v of au inceudjary act. There are plenty
i. -e. ID the right stripe 10 burn the cotton, and
Ola ~ q bear close watching.
-anFuAx AND TIE GEORGIA '-gSIoNIsrs.
sI...r1r has Published the following al eaPta'-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-28
RTCHMOND HWHIG.


TEEAs-paily one yeafE SIZE. lr - stsst p6s tEfst
months so. Fj less penod tl0 Fet NJ lAksa'al 81
Semi-WeeSlv one year s15 six months. ca tsrse
months $50 No subscription received fop les period
News Dealers furnished at $50 per HUNDRED copies. 5.
Single copies, 90 cents. r-..-.. o. VI 80.
Advertisements inserted ia Daily and Semi.weeky Al
s. per square Of eight lines or les.
Bgmtt1nces az risk OF subscriber
All sryselsnts from the countryufGs; eAer he ac
c2lp.usj by the money an order "a ,one business
house ia ,te city to insure its insertiqa.}
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-28
rFrou the London rilsss, Jan. -

Tbe def;sst Of Hood is confirmed. This ccnman-
der has indeed, suffered reVerses greater than any
that {as beallens Confederate general since Nlcks
burg was taken BY his invasion OF Tennessee the
greater part Of that State was virtually recovered
for the South. The defeat az Franklin dlI lol SAY
his progress and when the tederals retreated into
the lines Of ashviile the whole country south ofthe
Cumberland seemed likely 10 pass into his power.
To drive the federals out Of the State his
aim, and 18th this inteM he risked operations
Which, As = general Tuis have failed in this war
by which ever side they have been prosecuted -
General Thomas, taking the offensive has
inflicted upon him the heaviest losses. With
out accepting IN detail the statements made by
the Northern press, aP take il for granted that
General Hood has been driven several miles In a
three DAYS battle, aud has lost several thousand
men, with large number OF guns. General Thon5
as expects that the COntederates will abandon the
State retreating Southwark to the tennessee river
which they will endeavOr TO cross at Florence
This victory has caused great exultation AT Wash
ingtOn and all through the NOrth-and leih g9od
reason for the progress OF the Confederate arms III
the Southwest had excited Craze dppreheaSioaS-
IL appeared that the occupation and conquest of the
South was labor which must be continually re-
heated; for as soon Us an advance made by the
Federal power uone direction its grasp was loosen
ed in another The result Of these operations must
be to raise the spirits Of the Federas, 40 confirm
them In their belief that thTQugh0nt the South they
have no enemy capable OF opposing their chief AT,
mjes. President Lincoln has taken advantage Of
the present public satisfaction 20 make new call
| for 800 OO0 men, ard of these fair proportion
lrM probably DO OttaisEd -
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-28

and; although the rarsase4iat!on Of many ofths
characters, as might haze ban respected was deiec-
tive there was,still sufficient of the croiseobio6le
about the dramatizatiou to recall to one who has
listened % the grand Music Of this opera, uponope-
ratio boards, the tragical story of Leonoa and Mn
rico.
Az the close Of the performance, loud and con
timed calls were made for Mr.. Ogden. There
seemed 10 be persistent desire On the part OF the
audience to have ths.heSo ofms ny vicssitudes once
more before them; but, as he did not make his APP
pearance the audience finally quoted down and al
lowed the play TO proceed. :
We hope that Mr.: ogdens managerial skill will
be soon called into requisition in the control of the
Theatre.
aThe Troubadour' will b9repeoted this evening,
and tomorrow, UNLIMITED ConHdence"--wrtten,
we understand, by Mr. 0gden-wll be produced.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-28

SUBsCErsERs whose papers marked Eth Cross will
Understand that their Of Subscription il about to eH'
pre- end will remit promptly they wish their papers COZ
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-28
HRnN kUROPE.

We find the following foreign intelligence upon
various subjects connected with the war, in the
Reralt OF the 2lst
THOMAS sIcgoKy-RH,T IS THOUGHT OF HOODS DE-
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he the
tYan of
hare
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Treasury DEPAgrNEST, {. 6. 5.
Richmond. July o. 1894
TREASURY NCfCS.-In or p

TKEAsrnY DEpARrNRST, {. s. 5. Z.
Richmond July %, 1854
TAXED TREASURY NGfES.-In OF ier TO
promote Tar practicable me early liquidat m By
the Treasury of the0uTSTANDaNG TAXED NOTI !, the
TREASURER assistant feasgrer and Paw Repositories
different States are hereby authorized receive IL said
notes except the 500 notes &c % FER centnm epo
sit issuing for Certificates OF Loan upon hypcleca
ton OF nontaxahe bnds. The said certificates 70 boz
payable on demand after the expiration 81 nnetr deys
And al asent for tie sale OF the aboo boAds are lereby
authorized TO receive the taxed notes. vita c exception
above named, in payment OF hnnd he1tld az tie rate
OF 6S 2-3 Per centu,n G. I. TRENHOLM
au2o-ff Secget1ry OF the Treasury.
MIDLOTHIAN NtsTXCE.- The Annual
vi Meeting ofthe Stockholders OF the 9Edothan Coal
Mining Company III be held tuesday the 3lst inst.
at l2oclock at the oaice OF TIE rolspany: ,,,,n
>JN0. c. sTANARD
.iaaA-5et Secretary.
V-AyETTEYlIJE,N NORTH CARGLI-
I Ma MILITARY AcAbENl.-.Le h'st session OF
this Institution will cnmence lst OF Sebruery, 1865
Aptlic atom for admission m usi be addressed To
Major WIN. A. BANKS,
h2o-tigF<b superintendent
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-28
rur polIcr o. rnE sarrIsH cAlISrr.

In a speech at OxIord Mr.. Cardwell, the Secretary
OF state FOR the Colonies, briefly reerredto the case
oftbe St. Adams raiders. lie said that no men
were more sensible than the Governor General of
Canada and his advisers Of that which was due to
the British Grown and to the 'asiolaie neutrality
of British territory; and it was certain that i the
present law in Canada was adequate they would
carry il into execution with prompsitude anq ygor,
M 5hst n on the other hand, the present law was
foSnS inadequate, Il rold not long be suffered to re
NAH So"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-28

f1EWoyAH.-Thc office Of the MAScHrsTEn Pa.
IL prR Minis has been removed to the stofehouse for
merly occupied by HARVEY. JANIS WILLIAMS ON Nir-
ana street. south Of Cary where tie present Agent Jons
n .evrv win be found All orders addressed 10 him
or Ia lie undersigned VIII be promptly attended to-
Rags bought ID small or large quantities 1t the highesl
market price. ,,,,,rx,
ia tl-in a. y, q !. D. hAAf@i'
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Treasury IfrAFrnEvr c. S. a.


Treasury IfPABTMEET c. s. Al
I,ichm0D, Dec. Z, 1864. !
ITO HOLDERS OF FIVE PER CENT. CALL GER
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. is respectfully called TO the
provisions of the Sth section of the of Congress ent
tied act 10 reduce the currency &C. approved Februa
~ H. 1854 which declares that all call certificates shall
be ugabe and shall be taxed in all respects is prov
ded for the Treasury notes into which they conve
be"
The sth section Of said imposes tax Of hun
ded per cent the T ury not-s represented by said
per call certificates which shall remain Outstanding
onIhe first day of January eighteen hundred and sixty
five. g.. A. TRENHOLM,
deS-tf Secretary Of Treasury.
PPEAL TO THE Pa'BEtt'.-The Relic
N Committee Of Richmond appeal 20 the prUle Tor
aid In behalf Of the families OF soldiers andLefugees in the
city.
Richmond filed with refugees from every ,orton of
tie Coniederscy many of them the families ol soldiers In
the field 49, .... d..
Liberal and regular contributions OF money focd and
fuel, are earnestly requested.
The Southern Express Couphnv have kindly arree6 TO
ship all altics contributed to the poor free of chge
Contributions OF MONEY should be sent H. J. C. bas-
Eervi reasuree and all supplies should be consigned 70
the Relief Committee of Richmond" hessrs Martin
+ * Carde1o. =
BELIEF COMMITTEE.
: II. F. e. Bashervill Treasurer. $50.
VIM Bell DR.. ". II. Gwathmey, }. l.. Marry plrecuoIs'
VIM H. Pleasants, Secretary.
.Dr.C..G Barney Wni. ". CleInmti Robt D. lhrstian
ewis d. CTenslsw J. II. Chamberiayne, W. H. Denerson,
M j. H. Ellerson Col lhos. H. Liis, Geo GIBSON fat.
az Gibson Jamey Gorion Blackburn Hughes E9Der =.
Iarvie samuel j. Harrison, Judge VIM. H. Lyons Sos
! w Nct'ance r. Cary Nicholas samuel b. Price,. r.
| Sle;cht John r. Tucker Asa Snyder, David ]. " --s,
ia jal4-dim w.P MUNFORD. n ~