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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-07-21

The New York Nnes says the leading M
49, a Massachusetts are about 70 invite theiz
most Influential brethren at tho South to vis,t
lhsm and partake OF their Inequalities, that
Ne rsmembsances Of pest strifes may be blot
I'd ont and unisn commence where 1t should.
A nunber Of letters, drafls and other mail
matter were discovered drifting about the
streets of Rochester, New York, early on the
morning Of the 18th inst, indicating that mall
Sag On some train through the city had been
p,uaAered. No satisfactory explanation of the
sEA,s cou,A be furnished. Tho Letters prin-
sapally bore Michigan and Ainnesoa post
naxks. ,-- -,--.-l - ee
We zee IL stated that Gen. Halleck, who
een 70 Gan Francisco on the LIST Of August and
Who WIN consequently part with his war horse
Neior, which has shared all the dangers q
VA with him since its commencement WI
aispsse Of him at public sale, IN Warrington
Q. The 21st inst. not disposed a privatdy
before thst day. 19S RI
Mis- Sylvia Rowland, the richest lady h
Nov Bedford, died on Sunday morning, at the
sge Of 80. She WAS worth between one and
two millions, and her income last yesr was
0lSs 900. For many years che had been
member Of The firm Of Isaac Rowland, Jr, &
Co
-Among the prisoners Of war released from
Rock leland barrackA the other day, was one
Who went straight to the telegraph oaace and
cent o dispatch, at cost Of e5.os. paid In Cd
vance, 70 JEFF DavlA requesting him to remit
the amount due him for Is months service in
The rebd army.
--Abner Niles. of the Eighth Vermont Regi-
ment, and belonging In Bakersfield, was killed
o. Friday last while standing on the top Of
car which was passing ever Hammond bridge.
h Pittsford, Vermont His head struck the
bridge.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-07-21

NARTs FIkks0 kXr8OIIION 10
~ now organising and outelung heee. end wil
start hon tAs rendessUas q g. Cioaa about the
lAst Of TIE month q Tho LIT Of Angus; and - tn
region to Be occupied b 0uch neassr thar ever b.
lbce the expedtoa WIN rsacA In dea1inakaon several
weeks eoon@ shan any ocDR one
There Win not oaly be Ans de1egntioa Of II
ve,ersns Of tkeoe travsas bul Vsry many tbee Mn
neeotians, saying nothir9 aboot The hsndreds ifo0
the Rast that are goAG. NohtaLa bids warmed
welcome todAy than ever before; and under The
present proepe h Of gettirg through % cheap q
Cart FIX s6rd4 We cannot 80 why tie great
number nos Out Of emplo5 m.nt Wltheut hopO Il
immediate vel doing. shoald hegltsfA
July IL, 1855 1ld6WsW
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-07-21

SHEEP PELTS AND CALF SKINS
~ WANTRD which the very highest peice
WM oe PAID H. AO6KRo q co.,
u Paul, June Is 1865 1S-d1t&W1m
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-07-21

STRAYED-Prom the subscriber,
~ n the town Of Washington, L. Sueuf county,
xOUn COLIS:-ONE Ray MARE three years
ed, bad On bell With white strap, lame IN right
ONE IRUN!0REY HORSE. three years ola Witt
hes: OH cOHkEL MARE two yeals old white
ssipe in the fAee both hind lees white. Tncy vcFe
~ heCd NON g Aim1le.se.rE ANY person diving
Horses WI receive so. Address Inc suhssxihr n
NNysburR. 10 0ue1f county, Minueoota
PHILLIP HENRY MRYRR.
Washlnston, June II. lss6s III Vsvs
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-07-21

TNFORM ALTON 10 WANTED As
u 70 he vheseaboaD q HECTOR HOIIRa
- cane 20 81 Pal In 1858 o. lisa fro1 NM
Nsv York he Or some friend win csafef isver
O - laAsrisned By addressing note TO THOG.
PRATT, Port Ange2eA CialAD county, WaAAinxto0
JUl u 1ees 1Sdiw&Wlt
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-07-21
% q UNITED STATES
! r8n
7-3O..IOAN
rs 49, isDset n
THIRD SERIES
$e8o, ,.,,(, !, { (, !

BY authcsiy Of the Secretary of the Treasury, the
understand the General Subscription Agent Tor the
sale Of United States Securities, Offers to the pnpc
the third series Of Treasury Notes. bearing seven
and thrce-tenths per cent interest per annum,
known ne the 81 AZ Z E.a-.ss 7lI 10 1u.1sre "a
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-07-21

Notes Of ali the denomina ions named win be
promptly furnished upon re eipt OF subscriptions.
The Notes Of this Third Series are precisely SINH
lar In form and privileges to the Seven al
ready sold except that the Government reserves
Itself the option Of paying intere in god coin al
6 per cent, instead Of s-10ths in currency Sub
scribers wilr deduct the interest in currency up 10
July 18th, at the time when they subec1ibs
The delivery Of the no e. of this third series o.
the Seven hirties win commence on the 1 OF June
and win be msde promptly and continuously afte'
that date
The eight change made In the conditions Of THU
THIRD SERIES Affects only the matter o. interest
The pyment In gold, II made, win be equivalent b
the currency interest of the hsher rate 49,
The return to specie payments. in the event o
which only viii the opien to pay interest in gold b
availsd Of would 90 reduce and equalize pic tina
purchases made with Sd per cent. In gold would bs
fully equal to those mad VIII seven and threeter.hs
per cent In currency. sis
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-08-12
MT@C|IsAANx.
E.r. L0thario's Apoloev

Er. L0tharlo's Apology.
Your coming in last night, my love,
Was something sudden. was helping
Nell
To tie the ribbons OF her rigolettc:
She put the crimson Of her mouth up
I'm flesh ,aa and blood and then you, singing,
Into the room, and tossed Your head for
Shame.
saw sort of maiden Northern lights
Shoot up your Checks and trenble in Your
eyes.
1 like such things. 1 like to see the wind
. Drive frightened clouds across tempestu-
GUS skies:
like the sea, and. wien it's easily had,
a very pretty woman, very mad!
| liked the dangerous and regal air
(Iou bear queens name. ana queen
you aro.)
With which You dos.ned YOU. .hibc: opera
cloak,
And clasped it with diamond Ikea star:
Twas charming in my mistress. ;;lt. ~,
life,
1t would not be so charming j.. NY wife.
like wild things, cs have said, but ih>r
should not like to owl them. Wlao
would he
Proprietor OF earthquakes OF loose hur.i-
caLcs,
Or comets piuuSilg III c"iea!ia! Sc.?
Or wed maid that could, :. ;;i.e :a:,>u,..
please,
Give HIN G. touch ctr ono ,,s<! al Of t,,v;..'
Nos4. Don't let :, fc;nala ih,:::j.c- .;t.~.:H
Brood i'll your eyes. with c:erv nv ~
then
flash Of angry lightning. YOU have lad
Your Iarcn and April, Iou be June again
And let your t,ne-cut eyebrows ,kcn span,
Sc bows Of promise to Your ta,oritn man:
I've had my laugh, and you your pout. ana
(;oull spoil thai rosebud if You ,wi>,; il.
So
Give me both hands, that ] may say Gnnl
The good C1ccn Boss, and kis, You. ere !
go
The good Queen BcSs, whose hear: al,
mind and face
Teach me to love W wcM;cn rs q race.
So when kissed your pretty cousin Nell.
honored one who taught nc to admir-,
Ear women in their twc!:irs don't rou
see?
But then, dcal Hoss: ss was standing hy
her,
Her lip: quite close ;low This is entire ,ouS.
Upon my soul, made believe twas You.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-08-12
TIIAP.DEUS STREET.,
.CONMESSIOy MERCHANT,

~ E.l ST BAY. CHiHLESYUN, s. e.,
WILL give attention to tie forwardin.
w of COTTON to New York and Europc.
and viii receive and forward goods from
abroad consigned to parties in the interior
of this State. Advances made on produce
consigccd to Arthur Lcary. Esq. New York
\ full stock OF GROCERIES, always on hand
and for sale at the lowest market rates.
in quarter, tlalt and whole boxes, can Be
shipped Ii anv ona@t:fy ~ factory r-ices
Iuiv 81 =
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-08-12

A GAY ACTRESS. The Paris crr,c4
pendent Of the Montreal Go:.tf~ saws:
IF you. would judge of the extra.
vagance OF Paris, visit ihc theatres
and see how the actresses aye dressed
Each tries 20 ouis!line the other il,
the beauty of he~' diamonds. i,.cas.
silks, etc. I heard o: Il good joke on
Nile. Schneider, who plays IL, l.2llc
Helene at the Varieties. She L:,.; or
dered one of those immense crinolinc
skirts still i'll voSac. and which are
still TO be seen. especially in the ave
nue. des Champs Elysees. covering the
whole front and seats Of the carriage
in which such thong unattended.
No carriage of cotemporary make
could hold two women So attircd.
The crlnollne was sent home. She
was absent ut rehearsal at !hc time it
came. When she rode out that even
ing she wore it, and immediately on
her return home sent it TO the trades
man, saying, Ill not wear such Il
horrid thing 1T was SO small got
into my carriage With it without tle
least difficulty That Will show You
the tendency of lie here; we are al
straining aftcr tlc impossible While
this actress namc is i'll my pen, will
tell YOU another anccdotc Of her. IT
will show .yo:l how stupid and heart
less actresses of her class arc-and
remember these are tine women who
exert supreme influence in France.
One evening she went on from her
house to the theatre, leaning on the
arm of the Duke dc -. On the
way, she noticed in a shop window an
English trinket. Nothing must do
but she must have it. let the cost be
what it might. They entered the
shop. The trinllct had been sold,
and no more like it remained on
hand, besides the shopkeeper expected
no new supply for y week or ten DAYS.
She was vexed. fell into ill-humor,
and turned the Duke OIL the moment
they reached the theatre door. He
said nothing, ordered Il carriage, and
told the driver 10 take him 10 the
Northern Railroad station. He took
the train for Calais. and reached Lon
don the next morning. He went to
buy the desired trinhct, and took thc
return train to Paris as soon as he
was in possession Of it. He reached
Paris the same night, and went in tri-
umph to Mile. Scheider's room.
When he told her the trouble he was
at to crafty her least whim, she burst
into a laugh and said. 'cois IN. mon
petit. I never can love you--you are
too strpid!' Such is their heart
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-08-12

To cure dipthcria, take common
tobacco pipe, place d live coal in the
bowl, drop a little tar upon the coal,
draw the smoke into the mouth and
discharge it through the nostrils.
Love in a cottage IS all very well
when you owu the cottage and haze
p.sstv - :Hraev ?! .atsrc3+.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-08-12

IT is said that Elder Brigham Young 3
minated to Speaker Colfax, in a a
recent interview at Salt Lake City,
that he expected revelation from the
Lord that ':polygamy should be
stopped, and said lie was prenarod
&c e".-crcs he divine .~-i;znctioa.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-08-12
Charleston Advertisements.
Government Claims
APPLICATIONS FOR PARDON.

TNHE subscriber respectfully offers to the
L citizens of the State his attention mall
matters pertaining TO GOVERNMENT
CLAIMS and APPLICATIONS FOR PAR
DON.
All applications for pardon, under the
excepted sections of tho Presidents Am
ncsty Proclamation, must be in the form Of
petition. stating t!.c exception or excep-
tions, and accompanied both by the oath
prescribed and with the approval of the
Provisional Governor of tho STATE
HE subscriber presents, at the same time
his card rs ATTORNEY AT Law.
WAI. }. G.AIER,
II Chapel street. Charleston, s. G.
- All papers in the State copy three
times and send bills to ". J. q. Aug i03
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The N ew York News

nAILY and WEEKLY. TIE NEW yOpK
~ WEEKLY NEWS, great family news
paper-BENJAMIJ Wool, ProprictorNthc
largest, best AID cheapest paper published
in New York. Single copies, s conts; orc
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one year, II; and ~. c:.ca COPY to any c;rD
OF ten. Twenty copies cne ya7:, SO: the
weekly Neics is sc:.t u c!el ay l.cl. 81 co.
NEW YORK HAi..I NEWS
To mail subscribers, 80 per a1lnurn; six
months,3; payments invariably IN advance
Specimen copies Of Daily and Weekly News
sent free. Address BENZ. WOOD.
Daily News Building,
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Aur
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G.. T. Chichester,
REAL I:STATE EI:OIAEH,

Is B&rAD STREET, rn.ARLESYnN
A GEM :or the purchase and sale o1
"A REAL ESTATE. in any Of the SoutEcr,
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:iche Tri-Weekly Phenix,

For country circulation. * published every
TUcs,i&y, Thursday aud Saturday, and has
AL the r. ,ljn,, matter of interest contaiHed
III the daily Issues Of the week.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-08-12
THE CHRISTIAN INDEX.

F)Y .hc FIRST OF OCTOBER, or as soon
4 q the m"iis are ra-estu ,lisilcd, l will
re. :. tile pul'licati>.:l oi the stdEISTIAN
iNII,N" and the 'sCHILDS INDEX" have
A"rn publishing.
Price OF Index" per annurn SO 90
Price ii ''Child'S iaGlX," " ... so
(i deduction iua,ic AoT Cluhs.)
Honey may Dc rclnittcd at once, as my
determination il positive. Ny desire is TO
secure Q large Subscription list With which
to begin, and / issue TINS pros poctus that
suhst :ibcr5 may have tune to forward their
rrmlt!anccS.
1t is my intention to Issue first class
papers, and no pains CT expense VIII ne
spared :osccu!r that cuei. .i.u b;,.t writer's:
and correspondents VIII be secured. si,i
the highest .rl2iou and literary tai, vt Will
be :;."!; t. The papers. The CNtiUS
PApii will he prufus"ly illustrated and
VIII. il! ever: s.i!sr. D> made 70 conform te
its iicv; ;itlc,
TEE CglI1.D's DEIlG7iI:
Money may be sent hy Express or other
wiseif by Express, al my risk. if the EN-
press receipt is sent me, OF, the resumption
of mail fac!liti..
My connection with the i1m of J. ".
l;,aEc Il Co., is dissolved. but l will ue:a-
b!lxh all Office III Macon. Georgia. where
communications may be ;.ddrc:.s :.sr,.
Aug D lnlo SAMUEL BOYKiN.
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ADAMS, FROST G. CO.
C[I.1RLL.Nl'O y. s. C.

CEIRLLN7DN. s. Q.
4 W prepared to sell COTTON or PRO
L A JC.E in Charleston, New Yorl O..
LlvurEuul, rs ;:lay b. most auvant . rcons;
and t. make liberal advances On c,,ls;s!.-
:ncnts to them. They Will furnish planters
as la "a possible the usual taciIis;cS
AUG x g
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-08-12
WEEKLY CLEANER
4 HOWE CO.NPINION.

: As its nam" indicates, is intended as a
FAMILY JOURNAL. and is published every
Wednesday. 1t viii contain Sight Pages.
Of Forty Columns. The cream of the News,
Miscellany, Tars. ctr., oi the Daily and
Tri-wcchil vii! be inuM:l in its columns.
TERMS INVARIABLY In ADVANCE.
Daily, one year Observation-Disclosures. $40 90
= three months ............. 3 90
Tri-WrChly, one year. ................ 90
8 three months ... 9 90
Weekly, one year. ............ 90
g rhrcc months ....... %
Advertisements inserted in the Daily or
Tri-Wcckly 1T 81 square for the first in
scrton and - cents for each su5scouc;,t
insertion. Weekly advertisements 81 a
square every Insertion.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1865-01-17
MAILS ARRIVE AT THE oFFIca;
nATLs CLOSE

Palfst D. \ ssdsf. Wscnsd-s = lF-as5lf = = n
All Msl.slss- Ga sunday a e'.g.ss p.s.
s.s.1sss men sn1 letter wrffsfs sss.rA ~ all d
- g. vo.l aD fH gefs elce. - io-ss einz ar
ssnxsm< a sskecail1 Ia left Il J. iA.laz -
As tue sfe! slaS Il "a ala
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1865-01-17

"lsthe fhWtfr
ri-rr frru the n-ls- 80 Ifs 7rc.
n.saated nfth uew llfc~---sa tfI- lffs.
tr r~far eHhte ihc .g-teaa aat essr-snc dt-sa.o-
IE- TIE asuvenailns Eli,irt the res,lii of a..i
ern discoveries ln ttg vs.t4s.4t kiurfsfa. H.nis
a. entirely nrw and ttefaIf hirtf.sf e tl.f. Irlrs
peciwe VI all chr o'd and sorf opt .ya,mt
~ This medicine has he.a Tested hs iiie s.a.t
5aiH-nt nesi,ai - tfc 3sy .,l ~ fi.rsf frs
ounccl % y ore - p'c greatest me,lieai isS gtfi
lhc age.
s,s- oss ssaitie Win cure srrrrai Ilei1'nv.
- lew lHtes rnI e III -itffr- in iaiarlfs
- one bottle cures fslffHloh ~ fi. iifsrf
- lreli one a. hsr,r i.,itiss resofes iAe lasnl.
ust ansi fai siear - senth.
- Fru d,svs restores ih- Rrpeite
80 ihfcc bottles cure ti.e sofst cAse II Inpo
tenrv.
So isw dnsr. cures ihe io~ -ldfn~d.
= Ore iHifie fr-tnfrs rirrfsf f.au-r
- fee fs..,s si,f.s a. - sssa. - go srgfiai
- f.w tps-s hrirr ne res> &. ~ 9.tk
go fiar uiei,ius restores ta manly ,fs- s-f
Iol'ad hraiih ihe poor detsaair-l, wora down an
tcspaidas
- Tie i-ilr.s. cn~rvsiei yeafh ~. over tax
81 aan % bu,Hcs-. thr .leig ~ ty,r.,1. frs--.n
fhe individual suGsfiav frsm gcnsrs isitiff. =
frll icsithsss ~ .ssJ. efgf1 wil sii hul ia..a-
diste ard raSus-iii relief ~ is y. ass EliNi
Or f-~,nce - life.
fV- Pdcr. q per bottle or three bottles for -.
and ior~ar.i-l ~ kxprcss. on receipt of noacs
10 any address
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1865-01-17

Sole - refl.l ~ rrcS. n. BAhs, BBERL
Fi1 Dl soi tLLfr PENCE. TSrrs Hsute
wtoies-ie by BROWNING 4 SLOAN aD5 DAI-
IT. stlTKH sUSH. futsaaspois.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1865-01-17
ANN ( RicAN ExPRfss Co
PIE AMEEICAH EXPk kss CO..
Capital %, 900 900,
Forward daily from Terrs Hants
oy fat Passenger Trains.

HREE Grprsssss daily fo' New
( rark. Boston. Albany. bas.h Se.sl1nd.
sisrsus' CIa<sunsu. Dsyson. Richnonl. tAfay-
a. fssI...-posi< ssr-sh cssts- snt al pstata ~
as ..rsrn states As< Canada
TWO Kxprosses aAay ar chis.ze. i~sroii. Nj
.ackio sn1 Dolnis acrlNssef, sl.e
TNO .ryfe-~es daily for 80 Laain. Hanfoets -
sosspA and points West
49, ..,
ct,sr Il las al lnsolcss sil4 flsods also eoif<i
60 Ilrsna 6ll.s 81 ksck <nge. &e-. snt n1akf
-~c.. "a r-tafr- :. hss paid Hsch Nesseaser 81 ne
gu1p.ns isEuraisasd ~fin - lron So 20 ise -
ia 80 sf.tf IN sll 1oasss fos-sf5ef - oor xs-
F.o :. .au snH tfnf - qsgok a. ~ aay ether
sxprsss ,.o1zpsny.
A BARyxs. ks-si.
80. 4.s.s 4.fs 81
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1865-01-17

to The Cherokee Pills aad Eg~Iu-
NrnhtinG ttistr, ar -,li ~ ~ enters. f-inf
prug li,i if f't fitsiif,i safii .nt sap iat .i.
deairrs, is7wrsrr. tfv % s ~ufisiless eoiai.la a.
IN fter r. i.-e fif,~- usi. f-eH e-n tnrlf f5-- nf
= cheap Ilirr, anI faakt iuerc munef IS {. 81
inf, lieu fNty ca1 or firss rif a. ii... s-YsI tsir
surr hsaiA. s'ys. ti.e h.slil y scar fl'ur 80
sprinr, 81 nai be daceivei ~ s4cl .riHIa-
Drasgi-fs. rtt ~ f~s fs.ii.i4fs fr4 - af s.t
-. " -. ufu..tr viifaai ias fi.fa o. sat la
close ihs mooney in l+fftf. ali se viii s.nI f.e
10 yvu by tQHes., securely seated anl rsek,d. &c.
frsm uNs,ff aiien.
Laihrs or trnilcmen ran ai'r-ss us In perf-c
eon a'is'ce kiainr iaif ari rains ftcir .ii<ta-st
arf vmrf..ns -s ~. it i ai' .itsr4~s - cirof.is
nGtnrr in Male of ieralt a. y uis need aes hes
fatf hc- - N.fr iusfiift 81 t-if ~ - isrC
traitd paiisnl- fucccsifliy = al t0fttons Of The
civilized stabe, ~ csrrr-ront~o r
le,ie1is a9lfr '%nr wll ~ fse state rA'hiy ~.
TIE stfurfcf1s - fiHei lnfss -HIa aud wfiit Pesf
p'ice. County, Stale and lsme " erli.r plal1 and
iatlnss pos 80 snofil fsr fslls.
~ frfI.f rFf il Fvg- Ffs4etfsf fFrs L. any al
dress. Ai3rl.s aiiief,ers o. r-lslits .islee C.
Us rroniiors.
Or. W. q. MERWiN g. Co,
Ne. ca Liberty sr.st. ks~ iosk.
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MEpicA,.
HEALTH PREgERyTR

Pc - fena5ai ~ 0l.irsft,a-, s..g "A. 49,.
- ksg-4aray o. fsr R~-sr-rs.. ~ a.
kl.nf1fr ff~.-Fs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-17
OFFICIAL.
BRTGADIER GENERAL M r. PATRICK
DEPARTMENT OF VIRGINIA,)
OFFICE or rHB PRovosT MARSHAL GKNERALsS

OlflCh VI Nnh hOfOoE MAhohAh
RICHMOND, Va, APRIL Oath. 1866.
As the various military Offices in this city are
thronged with persons making applications Tor
passports, the following is published for their in
formation.
NOTICE:
Until further orders, no paroled prisoners OF
war will be permitted TO pass to their homes IN,
or by way OF, any of the Northern cities. Inc
officers at Fortress Monroe are charged with the
duty of preventing any such persons from taking
passage on the Baltimore or Washington boats
Paroled prisoners of war who can reach Their
homes via the James River, Norfolk, Portsmouth,
or through the interior OF the State, will be al
forded every facility at the disposal OF this office
Citizens who have given their parole or taken
the oath of allegiance, are permitted to go North
10 make necessary arrangements for engaging
once more in business.
All classes of persons residing in this city, and
having farms or plantations in the country, Will
receive the necessary passes for going and reurn-
ing, Oh application 10 Capt. G. =. Scovile, lower
floor of the Capitol.
NJ r. PATRICK,
ap25 Prov. Mar. Genl.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-17
TREASURY OF THE UNITED STATES, }
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WASHINGTON, May g. 1866. )
II is hereby certified that the Nationsl Bank OF
Virginia, Of Richmond, Va, Banking Associs
ton organized under the Act "To provide Ma
tional Currency secured by a pledge OF United
States Bonds and TO provide for the circulation
and redemption thereof approved June 9, 1864,
having complied with the requirements of section
40 Of said Act and with the regulations OF thi
Department made in pursuance thereof, has this
day been designated rs a Depository of Public
Moneys, except receipts from Customs, and by
virtue Of such designation will also be employed
as a Financial Agent of the Government.
F. +. SPINNER,
myl5-2m Treasurer U. s.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-17
TREASURY OF TIE UNITED sTAFTS, }
DIVISION OF NATIONAL BANKS, ,

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DIVISION OF NATIONAL BANKS, :
WASHINGTON, Nay g, 1865.
Il is hereby certified that The First National
Bank of Richmond, Virginia, a Banking Asso-
citation organized under the Act "To provide
a National Currency, secured by pledge OF
United STATES Bonds, and to providei for the cir
culatiOn and redemption thereof" approved
June Q, 1864, having complied with the require
meuts of section 40 Of said Act, and with the
regulations of this Department made in pursu-
amce thereof, has thisday been designated as
a Depository of Public Moneys except receipts
from Customs, and by virtue Of such designa.
ton will also be employed as a Financial Agent
OF the Government,
+. +. SPINNER,
mys Treasurer u. S.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-17
LOST AND STOLEN.
so 900 REWARD.-Any person re

90 0OO REWARD.-Any person re
DZ1UUU siding in Virginia or elsewhere,
into Whose hands one or more Of the valuable
papers listed below may have come, will receive
his proportion of the above reward, by sending
it or them to my address, through Adams Elk
press Company, with instructions 10 receive the
reward on delivery of the bonds.
No questions will be askod-sO the names OF
the parties will not be known.
Messrs r. A. Lancaster q Co., Stock Brokers,
Main street, Messrs Maury Co., Stock Bro
kers, near Spotswood Hotel, and Mr.. John Pur-
cell, Stock Broker, will also have the kindness
10 act Tor ME in this matter.
JOHN STEWART,
Once, Franklin street. between 9TH and sth
Richmond, April 90. apg6-tf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-17
CIRCULAR.

OFFICE OF PROVOST MARSHAL GBN'L,)
DEPARTMENT or VIRGINIA,
RichmOnd, Va, April "a, 1850.
Hereafter, and until further orders, Pickets,
Guard and Patrols will allow Marketmen and
Citizens going TO the country for produce or
wood. TO pass with their carts or wagons In and
ont OF the city Of Richmond, without further
pass or hindrance.
By command OF Brig Gen. N. Il. PATRICK,
Pro. Mar. General.
W. w. BECkWl1H,
ap96-u Capt and A. ID. [.