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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-03-17
HAIR DIEi HAIR DYE!
BATCHBLoR's CELRbRBTKD HAIR DYE

IHB bKHI IN THE " ukLD
rAs only Harn.Iss5 Tvtss. ana Reliable Dye Knouor
The splendid Hair Dye is Perfect--ehAnges Red
Rusty or Grey Hair, instantly to Glossy Black
Natural Brown, without lniurng the Hair Stanin,
the Skin leaving the Hair sof, and Beautiful; impAru
resh vitality frequently restoring its pristine color
Seotihes the III effects Of Bad Dyes. The Genuine
signed william Bachelor all others mutations
'hould be avoided. Sold BY all Druggist, sc PAc,Op
--Sl Barclay 81, New York. Bachelors New Toilet
Cream for Dressing the HaT ll53dAw
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The Montpelier National Bank.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
OFYfoI on COMPTROLLER THE CURRENCY,
Washington. March 80, 1865
Whereas by satisfactory evidence presented 70 the un
dersisned, II has been made N appear that
THE MONTPELIER NATIONAL BANK"
In the villa Of Montpelier in the county Of WAshnstov
and state Of Vermont has been duly organized under and
according the requirements of the Act Of Congress en-
titled An Act pfovi lie National Cur enc, secured
~ pege Of United States bonds, and TO provide for
nv circulation md REDEEM on thereof approved June
1864 aud has complied with all the provisions Of sid
Act required 70 be implied with before commencing the
business n Banking unoet said Acts
Nor therefore, I, HUoH MoCULLocH Comptroller Of
he rrrreney. a, hereby oc.'fs hat" FHE MONTE
LfER NATIONAL BANK" 10 the villsge Of Mont
pelier In the county Of Washington snd State Of Yer
mont, is authorized to the business Of Bank
ing under the Act Aforesaid.
IL Tef'iDony Whereof witness NY hand and seal Of
Office this third day Of March, 1866
f. HUGH MogULLOCH.
t-''I Comptroller u the Currency.
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u. S. 7-3O LOAN.

By authority Of the Secretary Of the Treasury the un
derssnedha assumed the General Subscription Agency
for the sale Of United States Treasury Notes. bearing
seven and three ten,hs per cent interest," per snnum
known An TN
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-03-17
AGE AND QUALITY,

Are the two important regulates for good Bourbon
WI skey. The Golden Shat Bourbon has botn.
las G. A. RICHARDS, % Washington St, Boston.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-03-17
PUREST AND BEST.

For all purposes for which Old Holland ia useful,
Duns'ers London Do Gin is very finely fla
vored, and quite old and good before it is sh led from
London. q A. RICHARDS,
4s 90 Washington ST, Boston.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-03-17
A CANDID STATEN ENT

You eau procure q any Druggist in this city and vi
einity, DR.. Tobass Venetian Lniment Ii sure
and speedy for throat headache toothscbe,
chr mic rhedmAh,m, collie, groups aud pans in the
limbs We advise every one to give il a trial The eK-
pen,s is mere triAe-25 eents-aud are e1nhdsnt
persoa will be siihoui il Every fanilf should
have botde 10 the nou,e Of sudden accidents
suoh cuts burns sea d., &C Its pain-Teeying quA
tiles are miraculous Az for Group, 1t has saved hun
dred, We have the certificates to prove it 46i9;dsw
Pr,ce - and 80 cents bottle sold by ali Druggist
. ice. So Cnrllnndi stIeet. New York dAw:ll
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-03-17
HENRY DAMON. 1890

hENh1 OAmON. 4o:OU
THE TRUE CAPE COD CRANBERRY
II For Upland and Garden Cultivation,
April, May June the best months for planting
IN excellent aud easily grown fruit In Gardens and
Market Garden The crop here last In my method
Of cultivation 400 bushels per acre. Explicit
directions for cultivation small or large scale with
rces Of plants will be sent TO any address, tore
with riced descriptive tsalogne Of all ssds Fruit
and Fowerng Trees aud Shrubs and plants lred for
the Farm Garden, or Nursery. All the new s'Iawber-
ries ready for delivery, prepaid mail Nov Is
the time 10 plant for spring crop. AGENTS Wanted.
Carriage Of all packages paid 10 Boston or New York,
By Mail, Fresh Seeds of ell kinds. The New
Strawberries. Grapes, Currsnts, 60.
" Priced descriptive list will be ssnt any address.
B NJ WATSON.
Old Colony Nurseries, Plymouth, Mass
mari5;daw umyj 49,.
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arkftS.
BOSTON CATTLE MARKET.

BOSTON CATTLE MARKET.
AT CAMBRIDGE AND BRIGHTON
fReported and autographed to the Wstchmsnl
For the week ending Wednesday, March 18th, 1865
AMOUNT oF STOCK AT MARKET
Cattle Sheep. shotes Fat Hogs Calves
Th. week lll6 1853 42s .,a 100
BsEI CATTLE-Ertra fat aud heavy premium Oxen,
$500 $500; lst quality Sl4,75s 1919 And
quality sl3,75 A,75i3d qusity $1,000 SlS so per
100 lbs on total weight Of hide, allov and dressed
beef A few choicest single pairs Sls,OO.-Bulls,
Working oxen, $50 $500 per pair or according
to their value as beef Handy steers, 500 $3.50
Mich Cows, fair quality E45 S75 eHtrs good $50
$780, with or without cslyes As may be agreed; far
row and dry $50 $40.
Sheep and Lambs, si2i ots.; extra 10 IS cts
per ID on live weights or $500 = $500 per bead
10 lots.
sbo,e,--w wholesale IL 1870; retail. i4si5 per ID
Dressed 90 sOOo Fat Hogs, O0c per ID.
Veal Calves 80 = $40 per head; Extra $40.
Hides, Brighton 0Os 1913 per 10. Country lots, %
stc. Cslf-skins, 90 OOo.
TaIow q l0io per ID.
Pelts. With WOO on, 5000 $3.50 ssoh. Country
lots, S2,5 SO 90.
REMAHKss-The nuuiber Of cattle is smaller than
last week and the quaity much better. The number
Of buyers present rs unusually large; say they
have seldom seen as many people about the yards,
in the fall when there occasionally than
four times ss much stock 70 be bought Almost for
the first time this winter, the supply appeared to be
insufficient for the demand and Of the cattle we're
sold Tuesdsy. Evidently cattle sell at higher
figures than last week but say only in proportion
10 the better quality. There IL but lit eohsnge prices
Of sheep. Scollsns and MoFlinn sold TO J W Hollis
lot Of Canada long wooded sheep averaging l40 lbs
--one weighing 24t lbswell fed aud admitted by all
20 be the best sheep at market for time for So
Other sheep from TO l2io per 10.
True nothing may have been sold A. high this week
single pair two sold last week, still We think
like quality brings more money, probably by about
half cent per 10 The best large lots Of Western
and Canada are sold At 100, IS 10, 40, So
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TO THE LADIES'
Both Married and Single
THE OLDEST REGULATOR f0R FEMALES. |

DIR. CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE PILLS
Of the period discharge whether arising from reaxA
ton suppression. They act like charm in removing
the pains that accompany difficult or immoderaie men
ion, aud the only safe and reliable remedy for
Fushes. Sick Head sche, Pains In the Loins Back and
Sides PAlptauon Of the Heart, Nervous Tremors Hyt
eros Spasms, broken Sleep and other unpleasant and
DANGEROUS effects OF unnatural condition Of the
usl functions In the worst 'seH Of Fluor AbHs.
Whites, they effect speedy cure.
DR. CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE PILLS
Have been used ovER A oUARTER or A oENruRr They
offered as the only cafe means Of renewing interrupt
ed menstruaton, but Ladder must bear MIND that
there condition 81 ths female system tohich the
PiAs cannot Do taken oith0ut producing PECULIAR
RESULT, The condition referred % ~ PREGNAN-
cf-the result MiSCA RRIAGE. Such - hs vrssist-
bis tendency Of The gssdiee 10 te seraGI uao-
pooer Of nature cannot resist It. THEY CANNOT DO
Or CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE PILLS
Are The oly Medicine that MAREtyD AND StE0LH La
have relied upon for many years or can rely upon
now. BEWARE or TONS These Pris
form the Finest Preparation put toroayd with IN
mediate and Persistent Success DON'T BE DE-
CBiVBD Take this advertisement & your Druggist
aud ell him that you pant Me BEST aad most RS.
LIABLE FEMALE MEDICINE Nv THE
WORLD. which Ia comprised IN
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S FkMALB ILLS !!
They have received, and ave ling the
ton OF the most eminent Physicians IN America
EXPLICIT DIRECTIONS with each BOx--the price,
Onf Dollar per Boz. containing from 80 to 80 Pills.
Pills sent BY mail promptly by Iemittng the price to
the proprstors. or any authorised Agent, in current
funds.
soidoy Druggisss gsns,si1yl
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-03-17
We believe we can offer superior Inducements to all
persons wishing TO invest in
Petroleum Stocks.

Such investments, As class, offer greater induce
persons Of either large small means than
any the world has known.
Many Petroleum Stocks paying a, the ra'e Of
90 per cent per sunum and taking the increased value
Of the stock into consideration person investing
sub crpton price in reli'be companies may reasonably
expect to double their money Wthiua yem Capitalists
in all parts Of the country giving their attention
amos, exclusively this Of securities which have
already yielded prineey fortunes to thousands Of per
sons.
Receipts and Certificates will be forwarded 10 exchange
for available funds, without charge and Petroleum and
Coal Stocks gill be sold at the Brokers' Boards Of New
York and Philadelphia at the regular Of CON.
mission.
We would call special attention to the following Com
pauies viz
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-03-17

Notes Of all denominations named will be promptly
furnished upon receipt Of subscriptions. This is
THE ONLY LOAN IN THE MARKET
now offered by the Government and I, is confidently
pected that lie superior Advantsoes will make il the
Great Popular Loan of the People.
Less than $500 OOOl remain unsoli which will pro-
baby de disposed Of within the 60 30 days when
the notes will undoubtedly command premium, as has
uniformly been the closing the subscriptions to
other Loans
In order that citizens Of every and section Of the
country may be afforded facilities for taking the loan,
National Banks, and Private Bankers throughout he
country have generally agreed receive subscriptions
par. Subscribers will select their own agents. in
whom they have confidence, aud who only are to be
responsible for the delivery Of the notes for which they
receive orders.
JAY COOKE,
SUBSCRIPTION AGENT, Philadelphia.
Subscriptions will be received by he
First National Bank of Montpelier.
AT THE ROOM OF THE VERMONT BANK
febli;d2dp3m4i6sis
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-03-17
- + A TIE OF YER Mt.
~ AauINnrnN nIarprcr
a0'4S ''' Attest, n. A. CHASE, Register
- I A TIE OF VERM MON I
~ WASHINGTnN nIarRrc.r g

- I A TIE OF YER ONT.
~ WASHINGTON DISTRICT SIS
10 Probate Court, held at Montpelier within and
for said District, on the 18th day Of February. A. d.
1855.
Thomas Culver, guardian Of Timothy C, Caroline
Z and Nancy Culver, minors. residing In Worces-
ter, 10 said district, makes application 10 said
for license to sell the interest Of said wards in the fol-
lowing described real estate 10 nit The premises in
said Worcester, decided to Nancy Culver, during
her lite and in fee TO the children Of Thomas
Culver, by Ashbel Bigeow also the house lot decided
TO Elizabeth Caroline Culver by said gelow. and the
land decided TO Sophia Culver by john X Dunsmoor,
all now occupied by said Thomas Culver; representing
that the sale thereof, for the purpose Of putting the
proceeds Of such sale at interest investing the same
in stocks or real estate would be beneficial N said
wards
whereupop i is ordered by said court that said sp-
plication be referred 10 thereof to be held At
the Probate Office in said Montpelier on the 2ist day
of March, A. D. 1865. for hearing aud decision hereon
and il is further ordered, that all persons inter-
ested. be notified hereof by publication Of notice of
said application and order thereon, three weeks
cessiyely in the Vermont Waterman & State Journal.
printed at Montpelier, before said time Of hearing,
that they may appear at said time and place. and II
they see cause, object thereto.
BY the Court.
46.4s Attest. n. 4. CHASE. Rrsi,i.r
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-03-17

ETTERS remaining unclaimed in the
- Post Office at Montpelier, State Of Vermont, the
18th day OF March, 1885
DO ven, Lorinda Mrs Josyn, William
Baldwin, David Mis- Jones, David Mrs
B'ownell, GU Medium, ID
Barrett, wii,m Mrs Maxwell, Thomas
Cameron, Andrew Nye, Willie q
Clifford, Angeline Misc Rice, william
cameron, Helen Mrs Richardson. William
Chadwick, Constantine Ring, sc
Clifford. CIV Stone. &c
Fellows. Daniel D Taplin. Sarah
fowls. Charles L Weloh. Henry
Hulsu Lyman Woodbury., Charles
Hubbard. JC
To obtain any OF the letters. the applicant must call
Ter advertised letters give the date Of the and pay
one cent Tor Advertising
II No, CALLED for within one month. they will be ssr
TO the Dead Letter0thoe.
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1866
1865. 1855
Ia ~ zSI 7sss Sss
Great Central Route West

Ia ~ Sss
Great Central Route West
VIA VT CENTRAL oGDENsBUGH, ROME AND
WArERToWN, RUTLAND n BURLINGTON,
NEW YORK CENTRAL. GREAT WEST
BRN, DETROIT MILWAUKEE,
AND MICHIGAN CENTRAL
RAILROADS.
THROUGH TICKETS and reliable information can
procured al the
Great Western Office
for all points West and Southwest
PASSENGERS DESTINED WEST
will ind 70 their advantage cali this Office before
purchasing III ke,s
FARE ALWAYS AS LOW
by any other first ClaSs Route aud ali Baggage
oheoked through by the This Is tn only Route by
which passengers have a full view Of the magnihc nj
scenery Of
NIAGARA FALLS
Tickets via the above Roles can be purchased at all
principal Ticket Offices throughout n Unit States,
and Of
Il. R. TRUE, Agent, Montpelier, VI,
(O6ice at the Pavilion, opposite the Depot. }
I. N. DERBY, Eastern Travelling Ag't,
Ogdensburgh N. Y.
THOMAS SWINYARD, Gen'l Manager,
JAMES CHARLTON. General Agent,
Hamilton, c. W.
n bah correspondence addressed to
u. K. TRUE, Montpelier,
promptly answered.
Mnnt'eei Jan l. 1886. dav;'f
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SugtiaI Notices.

CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF RYE.
This article is distilled 10 the Cumberland Valley from
selected Rye, By peculiar process RIA gentle and
insorating ssimulant Sold BY all grooers and drug
gisis as
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-03-17

TOMAS PARKEh'5 STAT t.--1he
~ suoscrbsrs, having been apponted by the HJnora-
Die Probate Court for the district Of Washington CON-
missoners, to receive, examine and adjust all olsms
and demands OF all persons, against the estGts Of
Jonas Parker, late of Moretown, 10 said district,
deceased represented insolvent, and the Of sig
months from the 18th day Of February 1855, being al
lowed By said court TO the creditors Of said deceased
70 exhibit and prove their respective claims before
Give notice, that We will attend to the duties OF oar
appointment at the duelling house Of reemsn Parker
In Moretorn in said district, the last Thursday u
March and August next, at one o'clock in the after
noon on each Of said DAYS.
CALVIN CLARK, 10,
46s45 CHARLES LISCOMB, ION 10
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Boz TON
PETROLEUM OIL COMPANY.
Copitai. 100000.
Par Value Of Shares, $40.
$4,000 reserved for working Capital.
This Company Is organized under the General Laws
Of Massachusetts. The properly consists Of
Ten hundred and ninetysix (lO96) Acres of
the very best Oil lands,
all contained within the great Ohio Oil Belt,
hundred acres Of which is i. Fee simple
PRFsrDB~T.--CHARLEs 5. wHITRHoUsE
TRsAsURHR,-C HARLEs SMITH.
sRoaHIARY,--CHAtLBS PIERCE.
ATosSEY,-JoSIAH RUTTER, ESQ.
MANAGING AGBST.-F. A. WILDER.
-Dyec'ors -
G. S. wHITEHoUSE. " PARMBNTER,
CHARLES SMITH JOHNSON BEAN,
JAMES p. BRIDGE GEO & SMITH.
Books for Subscription open at office Only
1900 shares offered to the public at the subscr tiun
price Of $40 each, and would advse prompt appca-
ton believing the Stock offer good and secure in
yestment Five wells being bored the pro-
per,ies Of this Company and the nieres's 81 The
holders in the hands Of able and managers
Fun Information will be given application Of
zee, in person or by Letter.
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WILL MAKE GOOD THE WARRANT TO YOU,
will you not sustain him bv buying the same He puts
his warrant aod Trade Marx
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BOSTON MARKET

HOLES SALE Prices.
"WEDNESDAY, March s, 1870;
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lhese ponds are nov worth a premium Of nine per
cent, including gold interest from Nov which m.ses
the actual profit on the 1850 o.n at current rates,
GLIDING interest about per cent per snnum besides
It's exemption from state and municipal TAXATION which
ads fom one 10 three per more according the
rate levied other properly The interest payable
semi.annualy BY coupons attached to each note which
may be cut Oh and sold to any bank or banker.
The interest amounts to
One cent per dsJ on $50 note.
Two eesu " 500
Ten e" $500
30 $1,000
81 5000
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Pearl, per ID 100 ~
Potato So Q
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-01-07

"Tng STOLEN MASH" A story for
Christmas Times. by Wilhie Collins
We have received from F. G. De Fon-
tame & Co., the publishers, at Columbia
South Carolina, copy of the last story
Of NilLie Collins. 1t is a model OF a
simple, touching Christmas story 1t is
Tor sale, ne pres uIne, at the bookstores.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-01-07

X, fortably-furnished ROOMS, with small pas
sage room attached, suitable for small family
without children, and having their own servant
Conveniences for coal and wood. SC Also, FRONT
CARRIAGE-HOUSE for rent Apply at the Sc
cond house on Grace above First, south side.
ia 6-3i~
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TIE WAR NEWS.

! The most interesting news of the day
q; brought us by the Northern papers,
I'D is the announcement that Buffers
8n,ch-talked-of Dutch Gap canal has at
S,cncth been completed. The Importance
If this news remains to be seen. II 1t
L. A success; that is, if it admits the
|snassacc through it OF the Yankee fleet,
B il is an important and useful work to the
@,uemv. inasmuch as it puts them about
4 SIX miles nearer the city by water than
s,hey would be had they been obliged to
make the trip around Farrars island,
(which is the name of the peninsula OF
(which Dutch gap was the iSthmus. Ii
4 II proves unnayigablc 10 monitors and
r,rnboats, the whole vast undertaking IS
q 80 much time and labor lost. But even
should il float the monitors comfortably,
il is vet to be tested whether our bat
d tcrics on the south side Of James river
and ives, of the gap will not eilectually
3 blockade its navigation. We think they
q will
q The Yankees tell us the canal has
I fifteen feet of water in it at high tide
q Its length is five hundred and sixty feet;
8 its width, forty yards. The cut through
Il the ridge Of the isthmus, at its highest
8 point, to the water line is tifty-nine feet
\ The work was begun on the 10th Of Au
q gust; and the western end, which had
81 been lcl, untouched till the rest Of the
e canal was finished, to protect the labor
So ers against our batteries, was blown out
II last Suuday-thc first day of this year.
II The Yankee nation arc making 4 great
U glorifcaton over the completion of this
d work, and volumes of praise are being
4 layishcd on Butler for originating the
d canal scheme and prosecuting it to a
a successful conclusion. 1t is, as We have
Z said, only SO far successful that the gap
I has been cut through and the cut filled
! with water. 1t advancing the enemy in
Il the siege of Richmond is another mat
i Ter. Even should the monitors sail
through, it may be found that they have
1 not improved their location over much.
. We may, however, expect them to at
3 tempt the excursion at an early day.
\ Gne of the most remarkable things
about the completion Of this canal is, to
Us, the fact that it should be done right
. under our noses, Dutch gap being, as the
J Crow flies, only twelve miles from Rich
4 mond,) and yet we heard not one word
4 OF it until the news was brought to us
3 from New York
Very heavy cannonading was heard in
the direction of the Dutch Gap canal
/ Yesterday morning. We presume the
8 firing from our batteries will be kept up
1 continually now, and may be expected to
4 be tremendous whenever the first moni-
3 tor shall show it's nose in the canal
! Except the firing just mentioned, the
! usual quiet prevailed on the lines ycster-
] day.
q FROM TIE SOUTH.
d There is nothing from the South OK
Il ccpt that General Uardec tclegraphs that
q Sherman is in front Of Hardccvillc, bu.
D has not vet made any demonstration Oh
y that point
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ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS RE-
WARD.-Ran away from the subscriber. on
Friday night last, one NEGRO BOY, named PHI.
purchased from David Baker, j.. He il about
eighteen years Of age With slightly bunny face. and
of black color. He was originally owned in 4adi-
son county, and may be trying to get back there:
will pay the above reward for his delivery to HILL
DICKINSON & co. or RIO. II. DAVIS.
de17-1
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DIED,

On Thursday Night, the 9Th Of January, 1865,
Mr., nary HARVEY, wife OF MI Philip Harvey,
IN tAe 'orty-iGIfd year of her age.
liti funeral Viii takC place from the residence of
h'r husband, Twenty :itst aud Main streets, THIS
s94taiday) MORNING 1T q o'clock.
ON the morning Of the 9Th instant, EDWIN II.
VIZ kh Il, IN III" ftty-iifth year Of his age.
fiit iilcnds and acquaintauces are respectfully in
titei 70 attend his funeral at O'Clock +. NJ THIS
DAY, from his residence in Manchester.
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TREASURY DEPARTxHNr,l
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA,
RICHMOND, November IS. 1864. }
THE HOLDERS AND OWNERS OF
COUPON BONDS AND CERTIFICATES OF
STOCK issued under the act of August 10Th, 1861,
redeemab Bile after the LIST days Of January and July,
1864, are hereby notified to present the same for
Treasurcrs. or Pay Depo.itary of the Confederate
Statcs funds having been placed in the hands of
those officers for the purpose of redeemng said bonds
and stock No interest viii be allowed thereon after
January lst 1865. g. A. TRENHOLM,
de 7-eod2m Secretary Of Treasury.
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CIyE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE-

1--WE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE-
wARD.-Icft Camp Lee on Friday, the S0th
ultino, my NEGRO BOY, WILLIAM. He Is about
twenty -one years old Eve feet seven inches high
and exhibits very timd, pleasant and submissive
look when spoken to. He is probably lurking about
Richmond, preparatory to leaving for the North -
Any one furnishing information that will lead 70
his recovery will receive the above reward.
J. A. RICHARDSON,
Lieutenant, Provisional Army Confederate States:
ID S-6ts
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0NE THOUSAND DOLLARS RE-

ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS RE-
WARD.-Ran away from the subscriber, on
named MILLY, about forty years old, 18th i've
children-one boy and four girls; the boy being
about twelve years DID, and the girls two nix eight
and ten years of age. Also, WOMAN, twenty.
two years old, named HANNAH-a large stout
woman. will give the above reward for their ale
rest and return to me. V. HECkLkR.
IN 4-4tS