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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1865-11-02

TnE NEW UeIFANs PIcAYUNg.--The daily
ca ton Of his oid aud popular newspaper
coInps 70 ~ with the regularity OF clock
work, aud ihoagh it came twice a day Qi
possblcl, /, would still be thrice welcome -
Those who have been familiar with the col.
umnS Of the Picayune,-as we have been fl +
the last twenty years-know that it has ever
had the largest and best corps of correspond.
cnts, both foreign and domestic, Of any news
papci in the South, if not in the Union. In
politics it has always been conservative, AN
ti-scccssion, and-like its prototype and CO
laborer, the old " Intelligencer at Washing
ten, eminen1ly aatioadi, aud is editorials, on
all subjects, marked with ability and perspi
Guilty. As reliable Reps journal, it is I'M
surpassed by any in the Union. Recently,
The Picayune has laid under contribution the
urge aud extensive type-foundry of Robert
Bruce & Co., " Y, and now appears in an
entire new dress, and much enlarged.
We bespeak for the venerable, time-honored
Pie" the return of its old, and a large ac-
rcssiou Of new friends to its subscription list
in this section of Mississippi.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1865-11-02
Canton StltiI- dNtehIp
g d II I ZLEE, NJ
THURSDAY MORNING, NOV. ?, 'cs.

BoARDING.--Mrs. Reeves is prepared to ac-
commodate day boarders. Terms to suit tn e
times. If
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1865-11-02
IL

PoMoLoGy .--The meeting called for last
Monday was very respectfully attended, and
proved concusiyely that there are many in.
trlIigent gentlemen ia Madison county who
We predict the very best results from thi-
smaI beginning. We regretted 10 note the
thseuce from the meeting of some Of our Lest
and most successful fruit growers; bu; thci
absence was the rcsuIr If untowhrd circum
stances. They will be ut the next meeting,
crttm bio colcatf. See notice Of the meet
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1865-11-02

The CABINET ON SUFFRAGE.-A local
writer in the Hartford, Conn. Times,
says to the editor thereof:
The Hon. Gideon Welles, the repre-
sentative of Connecticut and of New
England in Mr.. Jobnston's Cabinet, was
in town last week, and he did not hesitate
to express his opinions as decidedly op-
posed to negro suffrage. A majority. if
not all except one, of the Cabinet are op.
posed 10 it.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1865-11-02
CITATION.

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
Madison County,
10 w, L. Coleman, and all Others bstfresied in the
Estate Of Jonathan Coleman, deceased. %
NoU are hereby cited to be and personally
4 appear before the Judge Of the Probate
Court of said county at the courthouse there
Of, in the city of Canton, on the -,
18Th day Of .NoreMber merit,
in the November term of said court. then
and there to answer the petition of Edwin
Coleman for division of the personal estate
of said decedent, and to show cause if any you
can why the the petition should not be al
lowed and decision made accordingly a. pray
ed for. ''
- Witnessthe Honorable William S. Bailey
Judge of the Probate Couru of Madison
( l.. 5. County the second Monday in October
I A. D. 1865, and seal of said Court.
E. D. WARD, Clerk.
Oct. Is, 1865. a eS.lm.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1865-11-02
CITATION NOTICE,

TIE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
Madison County,
The State of Mississippi ..r..
To A II. Smith. guardian to Sarah Collins.
minor, and all other persons interested in The
lands, tenements and heredhdmeRtS of Starkey
Collins, deceased
You are hereby cited to be and appear be.
l. fore the Probate Court of Madison coun.
ty, at the Court house thereof, on the
leth day Of N'OUember merit,
in the November term of said Court, then and
there to answer the petition of Samuel Milton,
Executor of the last will and testament of said
decedent, for sale of the lands, tenements and
Entertainments of said decedent, for the paw.
ment of his debts, his personal estate being
represented as insufficient, and to show cause =,
If any you can, why so much of the said lands
tenements and Entertainments should not be
sold to pay tie residue of the debts of said
decedent. .a...r
WITNESS the Honorable William
S. Bailey, Judge of the Probate
LIS. : Court of Madison County. the
second Monday in October A. D .
1865, and seal Of said court.
Issued the 18th Of October, A D. 1865.
E. D. WARD, CT rk,
OCT. ~, 1900. eT-4w.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1865-11-02

We understand that Gen. Beauregasd was
formally installed as Superintendent Of the
New Orleans Railroad on the 23d inst. This
road will certsibly derive great benefit f4cm
such N experienced Engineer at iw head.
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Mail Arrangement.

The Mails by N. o. & j. r. r.
CLosE-Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat
urIays at 7P.M.
Observation-Disclosures, Fridays
and Sundays at 8 An.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1865-11-02

The Mails. by NJ. @. r. R.
CLosE-Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat
urdays at $50 p. NJ.
Wednesdays, Fridays and
Sundays at 8 A. NJ.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1865-11-02

HAVING opened a classical and, English
Ii School at the brick academy, would
state to this community whose patron
age solicit, am Southern graduate; base
had seven years experience IN teaching and
have satisfactory recommendations.
S. T. EWING.
Oct. 10, less. III If
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1865-11-02

Dennis Greg. formerly publisher Of the
New Albany Tribune. and for some time
connected with the telegraph Office Of
indianapolis, died on the 18th.
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Miss. Central Railroad.
ESB - FILLS

MITE E--iE7l2 - 7i77.s, . ~ = 49,
passenger Trains leave Canton, Tues.
L days, Thursdays and Saturdays at 4
P. NJ, arriving at Holly Springs at 6-2O
uext morning, and at Memphis at noon.
Returning, leave Memphis at A. NJ.
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, reach
ing Canton at 3-l0 next morning.
FREIGHT TRAIN leaves Canton MONDAYS
Wednesdays and Fridays at 2 A. NJ, re-
turning alternate days. a.
E. D. FROST,
F..... s-rs /, ,Gen1- Sup't.
Oct 10, '65. fLtt IT,
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TO THE PEOPLE OF THE SOUTH.


NOW that Peace is once more restored to our
IN country, and the People have turned their at
tention to the civilizations of life it is to their
interest that the General News of the World should
be known and the proper advertising and publish
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subscription and advertising patronage from the
Public, and Offer them facilities, which are unsur-
passed " 1850 fff+ -
1t can scarcely be necessary to draw the attention
OF tue People to the fact that the NEW YORK
NEWS has been constant and consistent friend
to the South, her rights and institutions and now
when circumstances are changed and we are call
ed upon to meet the issues that are presented, we
propose to advocate the interests of the coun-
Try, and hope to find the support and encouragement
from the people as our past and present course
might justify. Our circulation is large and rapid
ly increasing. consequently our advertising advan
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The terms of the News" are rs follows:
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The Weekly News" is sent to clergymen for
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For further information apply at our office, No.
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UNDERTAKING.

VNHE undersigned would respectfully infmm the
Il citizens Of Canton and of Madison county gen.
orally. that he has now on hand a full supply Of
Metallic Burial Gases aud Caskets, also wood Cof
ins made TO order
All orders promptly attended to either by day
or night.
Always to be found at his shop or residence.
Terms Cash. J. V. FITCHETT-
Oct. 10, 1855. ue ly.
Journal and confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-05-24
Two Hundred Dollars Re
~ ward in Specie. =.

.lsTOLEN FROM Ny STABLES CN TILE NIGHT
y oflhc 9TH ius;. Two (2) line BAY MARES, one
Urge bay mare will fold in tile first OF the fall years
DID, color deep bay, black legs, nsh and tail very
small fore top, too short to be kept Or placed under
tue brow baud, no white about JlfE unless saddle
marks; small scar tile right hidd leg at the knee
or hook joint outside OF the leg recently done by
ploughing; very heavy made animal, with great
muscular power ine action gentle and Kind in har
ness or under saddle; gates, walk trot and lope.
Also one DAY FILLEY, years old, about 4 l.2
hands high, dark bay COLOR black legs, main and tall
L very handsome animal, beautifully formed with
.rather aiheavy man and tail No particular marks.
excepra small scar onthe left hip, the root Of
the TAIL in The shape Of ahaLf mooa, caused by KICK
These two animals are vernuch attached TO each 9th
er, and when separated, restless AMI UNEASY.
II will pay the above reward i'll specie orts equivo.
lent for the recovery of my mares. or one hundred
dollars for either OF them ANY inloraation rs to the
thefwill be duly appreciated, and any information
as TO the mares can be givc.l to James B.. Cureton
ESQ, or DE- r. b. Johnston, Camden S. C., or Hon.
James A. Witherspoon Lancaster g. H., Capt. Thos.
Taylor, Columbia, S. C.. ..or myself
r. NJ MILLER,
Pincyillc C Il S. c. r. r.
Nav 24-4 No. Ca
ex- Columbia Phoen;z will copy four times, once
a week, and send bill to this Office 10 he paid III
specie.
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Circular.
+ THE REpREsENTATION ms WHICH
HEADQUA 4
COLUMBIA, April 80, 1865: {

n
l. have been made ,o me Of the geEeral
practice Of distilation Of liquors BY persons
WHO have not obtained that authority .Sliel,
the laws of the State require, are 50 general
that there can he MO doubt Of the great niis.
chief which is now affecting the people Of the
State. That the laws Of the, State, should Be
openly violated % Of itself, public wrong
than which none can be greater and which
must he redrcssed. That the purpose for which
these laws are violated should 6e! productive Of
the certain misery and unLappiness Of tile pso-
pie of the State, is an OCCASION wbich'ealls for
the united action of all good citizens in: main:
tanning the Integrity of the laws, and protect
ing tue lives and fortunes; Of their feiloHH
men.
2. For the information Of all persons, j, il
now proclaimed that tho laws which arg Of
force in the State Of South Carolina, and which
aloues by compliance with their provisions rem.
der lawtul,tle d,stRasion' of liqaors, are to DO
strictly enforced. To these laws attention is
required; obedience is due and must ~ be CIV:
en-.
3. 1t is the duty of all persons having rea.
sonaLl ground for the Suspicion that these
laws are violated; to give information thereoG
that such violation may be presented sha
punished. -. 49,. ....... -, ~.
4. Under, whatever other prete1t jjpstifes.
ton or excuse may be sought fo5 these praSt
ces, it is sufficient now to: proclaim, that thu
laws Of the State afTordthe only sanction which
can be lad, apd that these laws alone, Indicate
the mode in which that sanction can be oh:
tanned.
S. Sherifs of the State, and all magistrataS
10 tho different districts Of the State, Will. viii
all due diligence, proceed TO- combine tbeiss
efforts for the detection Of thoss Eho are guilty
of a violation of these laws, and, insaA Other
respects, to secure that ebseFyaaacis; of As. en-:
actments Of the State, which is alons cqnsiatent
with the respect due to its IS authority. g9ati a.
6: All persons engaged in the distitlstion oi
liquors referred ii ip the, laws Of: the Stats,
will be required to present the evidence Of tbe
authority given to them to. continue in snch
business; And in all eases when such authors. opF:.
ity is not exhibited information thereof will be-
communicated to the Prosecuting Officers Of;
the State, who may be appointed fer the en-;
forceinent of the criminal laws Of the land ia
that portion of tho State, whore such violation
may be found. 3. j.. = ,,,,;z
I. The Ahditor:G General.of the State, James;
Upper, Esq, will obtain from the proper o&-
GERS the names of such persons as: have been ss
only authorized to engage in the distillation oNf #
liquors, and publish the same for the genera ! :
Information -:.-,.. 3.
Bv the Governor: A, G.. MAGRATH: :. :
Official: W S: MULLINS, Lt.col. g Ado:
Mays
Do;i Doo1 NEi11
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Special ~ Offices.
M. ysaSSEi4.s.-LaH..1 1Wsa'f,

WILL ATTEND TO ALL CALLS IN HIS PRO
FSSION ot his residence i'll Ru;!e'g g street, riwcen
Market and Lyttlcion streets
TERMS CASH, or Provisions at cash prices 'But-
ter Racon, Lard aud Corn will be taken in part pay
lrent AS the Confederate money is now qii useless
PERSONS requiring my services must provide some oll>
er means Of payment before the service is rendered.
May 10
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sOERslEsss, EsOAskD GE' EsEEaGi'.

ALL PERSONS OWING TAXES ON CORN,
Wheat, Rice and Syrup to this Bnurl, under The act
Of tho Legislature OF December last, who arc residents
of Division No. !, Camdcu) requested TO deliver
the. same to Mr.. Gayle, Dcposilary, forthwith. Tie
Tax pycrs are required by the law to haul their taxes
any distance unlor twelve miles.
Manufacturers Of Leather and Shoes m'lst also do.
liver their taxes. 49,
BY order Of The Board,
JNo. NJ, DEsAUssURE
May lT-3 Chairman of Board.
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STATE OF s0UYis CAE0LasA.

4 IL 0FFIHT,SA .Np AGE%rS !JH'T!lE CON
~ FEDEnhTE Government, wln mnt haze III
their custody subsistence sores aIii other r"ptr
rullcc,ed for the us Of the 'o..irratc armies, vii
receive from trc Soldiers iiur q Relief in the sevl
cral Districts OF TIC State: :'r:i',sie for whatever
may he turc over to such Iio.r L. Who are hereby
M, horizc,l rure:ivc the a;rl s;lcl Boards will
report to the State AuIilor in nLs Upper ESQ, any
snrplusin lh.ir Iaul$ ,la it maf b, apni:l 10 the
rrrof the. d.:rasS2i in or districts a. the Stale.
By the GnvrT.lor. ! Il. MAiKAIll.
OiIiciai ". ). NrLrLS;, L.. cu! aud ~ y. G..
May 10
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EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, !
COLUMBIA, May s, 1861. J.

To the officers Of the Civil Government Of the
State:
TINE CESSATION OF HoSTILITIES. RENDERS
L it proper that tho Civil Government Of the State
should be restored without delay and that the nc-
tions of the several departments Should be at once re-
s,,,ned TO that end al officers Of tile State, whose
Offices have been kept in Columbia, will with all con-
'vcnieft promptitule return to that place, reopen
their Offices and resume their proper duties
Rv the Governor \. G. NAGRATH.
= Giifcial W. S Mullins, It. Cpl. and a. D. q.
s5S- South Caronia newspapers will copy once.
May IS ~
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Rail Road MILL.

A STEAM MILL FOR GRINDING MEAL AND
n. grits, is now in successful operation at the
old Depot Grinding done st all hours ofthe day. a
y. JOKES, .sscnt.
May "
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May ! T-3
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sd'sS n. 1yssl! 81 Bssa bit it


:, copied fr6li the Charleston GU. s. hNFier: Of
MarcL sotl. III his card of:May ist retsrlins
to this paragraph, he is"s the fullpwina Ian;
,guaGe: "Had any such intention, leen erter;' ter,
taincd by, Capt DEI'Ass, he elladsatEopbortuni7
ty of making it known ON l7th Or 18th Zebra
ary, or both Of which days J. Was in Camden.
aud my pr4euce there WAS known both "hR'
and his friends Dors hot the above language
imply, that there WAS difficulty pending be-
tween them. aud imply also reflection on
Capt. DEPAss aud lis friends im no, calling on
Mr.. CoUnTENAY on the l7'h or loth OF EeU.
ruarp 10 adjust that difficulty?
Does not tic facts Of Mr. CoURrENAY hav-
ing noticed tbis paragrur rh at NIL in his card of
May lst inform tie plbIic that there was =,
difficulty pending between Capt. DEpAss and
himself! If therefore, | hal said nothing
about the Intentions OF Capt. I'EPAss the in
formation which Mr., CoURrESAY gave the
public vas amply sufficient to have procured
, tho arrest of both parties by the civil AUTHORS
ties. Respectfully. e..
, CAMDEN, May "a, 1854:
FOR THE JOURNAL AND CoSEEpEEATE.
Nix. EDlyoR: regret to srH and hear of
instances of u lawless disregard of private rights
Gvirccd by those WHO profess to have been
soldiers of the Cuufcderacy. There are srue
soldiers aud citizeus enough to !nt II stop to
marallaiug and give security to our homes and
property, while they will earn further thanks
from til" COUNTRY they have served so we'll
1t is respectfully suggested to she military
men of the District that T. conlany bc formed at
ouce, with its dquarters in Camden, where
its aptain shall reside, with Lieutenant i'll
different sections of the Dislfict, III con''nand
of squads, who's duty it sl!a!l he To preserve
uricr and to protect private rights throughout
the District Il'rouLlc aud blooti<hcI will then
be easily prevcIte'; whereas pt'crwisc each,
indiviiual will have'to protect his own. proper
ty, and violence Will suun t'rcnnr" il crnlnoD
thing III oar hji hrrto law abii'.S and "rdet!y
, community.
Citizens urc earnestly invited to take this
matter into consideration and organize !;'r the
tefcncc of1hc helpless, aaailIcit til" plnndercrTs
who arc threatening to rob women and Gill
dren of their very ulcans of support.
Camden.
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NOTICE,

'E'HE UN UNDEESIGNED Is N.)W PREPARED TO
/ do all kinl n:rcp ,iringc"n Watches, &C., -
Call at my resi- Icace, ono door aFSre t! oi' pest o
flee. L. boFENHGllEN.
May u
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e n Il II Il = ..
A DAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
IA OFFICE 5l4 PENN. AVRNUB,

A DAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
IA OFFICE 5l4 PENN AVRNUR,
WARRINGTON CITY d. @.
GREAT EASTERN, NORTHERN, AND WESTERN
EXPRESS FoRwARDERs.
Merchandise, Money, Jewelry, Valuables, Notes,
Stocks, Bonds, SC,
Forwarded with SAFETY AND DISPATCH to all
accessible sections Of the country. This Com
pany has AgencieS in the principal railway
towns ia tho
NoRTH, EAST, WEST, AND NORTHWEST,
Its principal Ohiess are
WASHINGTON, d. q. NEW YORK, BOSTON,
PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE, CIN-
ClhHATl, ST. LOUIS, LOUIS
WILLIE, LEXINGTON.
Connections are made at New York and Boston
with lines forwarding 10 the CAnadAs and to the
British Proyincss and with steamship lines to
Liverpool, Southampton and HaVTs, and thence
by European Expresses TO all prominent CONNER
eial towns In Great Britain and on the Continent.
Cohesion Of Notes, Drafts and Bills made At
all accessible parts Of the United States '''
q. o. DUNN, Agent,
jsE ~ Washington, DO,
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THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE

THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE
l. subscriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Washington county, In the District of
Columbia, letters Of administration on tho peT-
sonAl estate Of Fleming Jordan, late Of Wash
ington City, d. c., deceased. Ali persons having
claims against the said deceased, are hereby
thereof, to the subscribeT, on or before the 23d
day Of Septembsr next they may otherwise by
law be excluded from all benefits Of the said
estate.
Der, 1855! IN MARCRLINA JoRDAN ~
ssse'wS" Administrators. d..
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John R. ELvANs 400, ,,.,. b..
81 Louisiana ave. and sos c street, aa
WASHINGTON, d. c., a~
DBALER IN ''
AND wHRRLWRIdHTs'
HARDWARE y ~ I77-
ANYILS-wrought; Cast Steel Faced.
VICEs-solid Box Com, Cotter Keys Paral-
lei, IS, i Chain, 2,S,A
BLEDGE HAMMERS. Oh
HAND do.
PICKS.
NuTsmsgusrs Punched ;HsIason Punches,
CABLE CHAINs-A tolf inch. '''
BPRINGS-Bright; Black.
AxLEsmLong Arm n Patent; Solid Collar.
WAGON HUBS.
OAK AND ASH BENT RIMS.
HICKORY BENT RIMS.
SAWED PBLL0ES-2 to 8 inches thread.
HICKORY SPoRES.
OAK sP0KEs.
sHAPTs-Ruf, light; Ruff, medium Y I'm
ished, light; medium, heavy; express, gro-
seryt finished, light land bars); medium
land bars) heavy land bars).
P0LBs-Ruf; finished land cfrclesl,
sWlNdLkTREEs-Lgh ferrulod; medium
finished heavy.
RINIsHED WHEELs-fargs
Spll TRRMa CASH
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PRoRoaALS-
EDRoPosAI,s FOR FUNDING oERTIFI,
It INTEREsT MOTHS, AND TREASURY


Il . .
l. ~, 20 yr5 ThBAsuRr DRrARrNBST,
bias WASHINGTON, D. g., Sept. %. lssa.V}
By virtue Of thu suthorty contained 10 the first
section Of an act Of Congress- entitled An act to
provide ways and means 70 support the Govern
nent,' y approved March 8, 1895, which provides,
among other things, that any Treasury Notes or
other blieations bearing interest issued under
any act Of Congress- may, at the discretion OF the
Secretary q the Treasury, and with the consent
OF the holder, be converted into any description
OF Bonds authorized by said act, notice ~ hereby
given to the hoiders Of Certificates Of Indebted
ness which mature before the nrst day Of Janu-
AIRY next, OF Compound Interest Notes, and OF
one aud two year Treasury Notes, OF the readi-
ness Of this Department to give In exchange for
them to the extent Of Fifty Millions q Dollars,
six per cent. Five Twenty Year Bonds, at three
per cent premium-.-thAt IL to say, one hundred
dollars Of Bonds for each one hundred and three
dollars. in Certificates. and Notes. provided the
conversion Is made prior to the hrat day OF Mo-
The bonds Issued in exchange for such eertih-
Gates and notes will bear an interest OF six per
cent, per ann um, payable semi Annually In coin,
upon the hrst days Of May and November, and
win be redeemed At the pleasure Of the Govern
ment after Ave years aud payable In twenty years
from the first day Of November, 1853.
The coupon and registered bonds issued under
this proposal will be Of the denominations Of one
hundred, Ave hundred, aud one thousand dollars.
Registered bonds Of ave thousand aud ten thou
sand dollars will be Issued " desired.
Holders Of certificates, compound Interest or
Treasury notes, who desire 10 make such CONVEX
sions, will deliver them to the Treasurer, the As
sistant Treasurers or the desig mated depositares
Of the United States, or any national depository
bank which may consent to transact the business
Interest will be allowed on certificates Of in
debtcd ness and one and two year Treasury notes,
matured or maturing prior to the LIST OF Noyem-
maturing after the Lat Of November, interest will
be allowed 10 that day. fur......
Upon the compound interest notes the interest
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RRsTAURANTs.F

.(,ARD.-oAPE ALEX. ROBERT, THR
" Director Of the BXCEI,sIoR SALOON, No!
$50 foURTBENTH streets esneupees TO the pub.
lie that he sells at his bar Liquors Of the purest
day, from II TO o'clock, a Luxurious and abun- >
AaAt LUNCH. -, augl8-H
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PROMPTNEss AND DISPATCH
81 MAY BE
W. r E Ii q d ON.

John r. ELvANS a CO.,
- 81 Louisiana ave, and 303 c street, n
WASHINGTON, D. c., "a
DEALERS IN ~
IRON AND STEEL.
SWEDISH IRON-ordinary sizes.
REFINED IRON.
BAGNALL's, &c.
HORSE SHOE IRoN-Mitrs, 10.
ov1fs AND HALF ROUNDS.
U, y. NAIL RODS.
Y. =. do.
EoRwAY SHAPES.
SPRING STEEL
TOE CORK STEEL.
% HobPs-GslvsuiTed
EXTRA FALL RIVER RODS-Rouud and
square; charcoal plate irsni puddled
plate iron,
BHKkT IRoN-Ansriean; American ''Osta-
rAIai" Belgian i'm. Russia Russia
souEREE' CAST srKKL-sAndsr.on'.
OCTAGoN CAST STEEL.
SHEAR STREL-SandsrsoL's .. -
GERMAN STEEL. AF'
PLAT CAST STEEL. a.
BLISTER 6TRKI,--Amehean.
ROUND sfnRrs--eaSti machinery.
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