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WEDNESDAY MoRNING, M,r Srth, 1866
TERMS FOR SUBSCRIPTION
The "BurO u

The public mind is considerably exercised
just now in regard TO this great public nuisance.
The Commission appointed tv the President to
investigate the charges of corruption IN the
infringement of the Frcedmen's BureaU in the
Southern States. is ecitiug some startling de-
vclopmcnts. There scents 70 be IA perfect
stew" i'll official quarters III regard to the mat
ter. 1t is officially announced that the Presi
dent has directed Mij,rGeneral Howard to
cause the arrest of every officer of the Bureau
in North Carolina who is engaged or pecunia.
riIy interested in tn. cultivation Of plantations,
uhd Brig. Gen. w. F. Strong has bcca dis.
patched to eXccr!tc the order. Judge Advo-
cate General Holt has hccm instructed to max e
cut charges and specifications against these Of
hccrs with view to their trial before a court
martial.
In pursuance Of the Presidents instructions
uem' Howard, Commiss oncr OF the FrecGmcu's
Bureau, las issued All order, which, among
other particulars calls the attention of all Off.
GERS to the reports in circulation concerning
acts OF cruelty aud severity towards irecdmes
on their part, and to reported dirclctioas in
rendering accou"ts, &c. and says that every
ot''ce' so iccuscd, shall have an Opportunity
CT Vmdicaticq before court martial
eorresponaenieof the New York Hcrald,
who accompanied Generals Steadman and Fal
lrrton "a one OF their "Bureau In vcstigatinr
Committee" has published an account of what
he saw aud heard. lie represents the Bureau
rs hybrid institution, exhibiting its best fea.
trres in NirginiU. Gtrely toIsrable in North Car
DINA, aud arriving at a superIatve degree of
misrranagement in South Carolin. If i, pro.
crosses IA this way, 10y the time the paity reach
Texas they % have iu'l cause TO cry enough
We see it announced "that Gems Fullerton
and Slecdman had an interview, on Saturday
last in Savannah, with a large number of the
most in iluential citizens of that place. A free
interchange OF opinions took place, and in the
progress Of the conversation, Gen. Stecdman
remarked shat the negroes, wherever he had
passed, had borne testimony to the Kindness
OF the Intelligent people of tho South they re
garded them as ther friends, and had made no
complaints, except OF a certain class In ,he ci.
ties, whom the, dcnomnaed toughs.' The
conclusion arrived at is reported in the Neps
and Herald IL tha following terms
That the tendency Of tie Freedmcn's Blu.
rcau was mischicvouS in recognizing the whites
~ the enemies OF the blacks, aud that IL il
were wit drawn, the responsibility irt by the
people to protect and care Tor tile ieedmen
would be Increased"
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Military Courts.

We had supposed tha; the day of military
commissions aud Provost Courts was about to
end but it appears, on the authority of the
annexed Washington dispatch, that South Caro-.
lima is still 10 have the ene6t Of military tri,
bdnas
The post commanders Of post'in the Depart.
ment OF South Carolina have been instruct ed
TO organize provost courts, and appoint an As.
slstant Provost Marshal therefor, vii ich courts
VIII have the same power rs have heretofore
been exercised by provost courts OF sub. dis.
trictS. No civiiian Judges Or clerks OF the pro-
voSt conits will be employed, unlcs1 they can
be PAID from zines or costs imposed by said
courts, or unless suitable citizeHs 81 character
a"d intelligence will consent to servo yolun.
tarly.
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Relief for South Carolina.

We stated last week that S5OOU worth of pro.
vision had been sent by the managers Of the
Baltimore Fair to his ExcelIency Gov. Orr for
distribution among the needy in this State -
We learn from the Caroiinidn that il was the
request OF the ladies Of Baltimore that these
supplies br bestowed only on the LOWER and
MIDDLE districts Of South Carolina. or, in other
word', along the line of General Shrrrnan's
march. The agencies designated 10y the ladies'
are az 0rahamvi'lc, Cairdcrt, Couciba. Aiken
and Winnsboro', and the Governor nas dcSigna.
ted agents at Blackville, Lexington, Lancaster
and Chcraw. The whole amOmt realized at
the Fair was $!5o,OuO, of which the proper.
ton for South Carolina is Is, 75O Five thou.
sand dollars have been invested in provisions
and sent to the Governor the haauce has
been given by the ladies' themselves, through
agents heretofore appointed 10y them.
To each Of the following agents his Excel.
lency has ordered to he shipped thirty barrels
of corn meal, eighteen barrels of -four and half
a hOgshead OF bacon:
John c. Evans, Cheraw, for Chesterfield Dis
tict.
Henry A. Meetze, Lexington, for Lexington
District.
Theodore Starkc, Esq, Columbia, for Rich.
land District.
Capt W. ". Dwight, Winnsboro, for Fair.
field District
Rev. John johnson, Camden, for Kershaw
District
Miss Della Tore, Aiken, for B,rnNe Cistric
DR.. Thomas VI. Gregorie, Gahamville for
Beaufort District.
George Nee. Witherspoon, Lancaster Court
House, for Iancastet District
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Bombardment of Calao.
, ~. Xnnu A. a

v" VNh' ""l III
Aspir vail dates to the 18th have ar.
rived. The Spanish feet bombarded Ca
lao on tile second. They were rspulsed
however, doing little damage. Admiral
Minez Was tadly wounded. The PERM
vian Secretary Of war was killed hy the
explosion OF battery. The fight lasted
four hours and terminated by the with.
drawaI OF the sPai,ioh fleet. Only a few
hundred doI'sts worth OF property was
DESTROYED. The Spanish loss is Supposed
to be heavy. News OF the Spanish re,
pulse was received With great enthusiasm
hy the inhabitants of'Panana.
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Trial Of Mr. Davis.

The Chief Justice Of the United States
having heen clothed 10y recent &C, Of
Congress with authority to hold a % eciai
term OF the Circuit Court Of the United
States in this.city, It Is now very gene !,
rally conceded tina. ex President Davis
MI De arraigned for trial upon the ch args
OF "'rea'o"" either in the month Of June
o. OF July nexi.-Riehmond DispatcA.
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We learn that on the l1th instant q
severe hail storm passsd over Abbsyills
Dis'rie, aud inflicted great dam~g. TO
the ~be", crop. besides materially injariug
all other crops.
The property 10 South CarolIus, Il !.
reported, which va. 100000, 900, ID
1860. is reduced 20 $50. .ooo. 900. Causes,
emancipation Of slaves aud tue havoc.
Of war.
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The Growing Cotton Crop.

AUGUSTA, May 20.
Newspaper accounts from Texas Ala
bama, Georgia, Florida, South and North
Carolina, represent Jhe growing crop Of
cotton As seriously injured by the recsu,
Cold weather and heavy rains aud over.
How OF the cotton lands, and bad and de-
fective seed, which in great measure fail.
ed, IN many cases, to ,germina.e.
The cotton now up is boxing yellow
and sickly. Planters are, in co,se.,us nca
desponding. Not more than q third of a
crop will be realized, as planters through.
out the cosntr" areplowing up bad s;sids
and planting corn. II 10 estimated that
the entire crop cannot exceed half q mil.
lion bales.
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Mr.. Davis.
FoRrREss Monroe, MAY 2l.

FORTRESS MONROE, May 81.
Within the last three or four DAYS .
very material change in the treatment ,f
Mr.. Davis mas been noticed, under the
direction OF Major General Miles, acting,
no doub', under slruc,ions from Wash.
'"gton. TIE guards formerly in his room,
OF one solder. has been removed psr.
manently, 1t Is said, and there is every
reason to believe that the number of
guards all around phe pe,ghbnrhood Of
his cell will 10 very materially decreased
in why short time.
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Legal.

The Saprcmr Court Of Louisiana. in a
late d"c.sion has enunci,ted the principle
'hat contracts based upon Conic Irrate mon
ey arc voij. Sui, was brou II, aya.nst II
back hy "a &er"N,.rr for nl"u ,y .irp",. tie, III
1862 THe toart held ,hu Co f,der,.e
money having, upon the face 81 il. been
i>snci I" make war upon trr & ,yernmeut
Of the Urted States, parties voluntarily
dealing IN it, AZ was the case with hoth
plaintiff nrd defend mt. srere culpnble -
guilty. of an immoral acl-und the court
could not lend itself to the enforcement OF
contracts entered into in con empt or law.
decision. conveying the same principle,
has been made 1y til" Supr~a. Court OF
Tennessee. The same Court also drriied
that it is not necessary To the validity Of
wrltS and other process N Judicial proceed
ingS in the courts Of the State, that the in.
ternai revenue stamp prescribed by the act
of Congress should be affixed TO the writ of
process; that the Government Of the Uui,edL
States has not the constitutional bower TO
require stamps To be affixed to process
issued by the State courts. The opinion
was proposed and read bv Judge 4 lvin
Hawkins, and is spok en- of by the bar as
marked by great learning and cosency Vt
argument
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Immense johnson Meeting in
Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, Nav 10

PHILADELPHIA, May 10,
An immense Johnson meeting was held
at the Academy Of Music to pieht.-
Messrs. Dooli,tls and Gown addressed tlts
audience. The latter named among The
Supporter. Of the Pre.i6en, Generals
Grant sad Sherman, al.o M-ssrs. Seward,
Stanton, We;lss ard o,het ,iembars OF
the Cabinet which WAS vociferouslv cheer.
ed. There was great enthusiasm eviu csi
'hroughou, ,he meeting.
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The Richmond Times, sp,aking Of the
Indictment against Mr.. Davis. says il is, W.
believe, an exact Transcript Of The form
copied from Gritty by Whaft6n in his
'Precedents Of Indictments" and irs various
important omissions will strike every Law
yer with amUzem"Dt We cannot think
tn t it Is the purpose Of the Government to
60 10 trial upon such m indictment; nor
can we believe that 1t was drawn bv emihen,
counsel and sent 10 The District Attorney at
Norfolk.
With the assistance Of able counsel, #
the horrible crime ofa packed jury is not
attempted, We d. net entertain a doubt Of
the acqnirtaI Of the unfortunate and dis
iingulshed statesman now confined at For.
tress Monroe.
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The political movement in favor Of
eIecting General Grut'ss the next Presi
dent has met with wonderful success -
The Republicans OF all shades accep, the
proposition as the hast If not onIy mode
OF securing iheir desired ends. Ths, is
the compromise to be offered TO the eleven
Southern States The Republicans are
to h ave the Presidency for tn. mex, term,
and the South may have restoration and
representation.
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Treasury OF TIE UStrED STATES,
Washington, May Is, lSt

Washington, May is, 1866.
DEAR SIR: Your letter ofthc 10th inst,
has Just now been received.
i"u ask 20 what extent is the Govern
ment liable for the redemption Of the notes
of the national banks
| answer To the iu!l nominal face value
OF every note issued oy the Comptroller of
the Currency To II bank, aud by the bank
pat into circulation.
You ask. should the bank deposit. with
the United States Treasurcr tp secur. the
circulating notes HiIh the banks depus'tiny
them bc lnadrq"a'e to the REDEEM bion Of the
NOES Of the bank, by reason of the d. cline
OF The securities deposited, ia The Cavern.
rHent bound TO redeem IN. notes at par 2
The I7th section OF the national currency
act not only gives the right to forfeit all
the securities held for any deficiency. but
the Government has II first and pararnoun,
lien upon all the assets Of IL def.uIting
bank. Therefore answer this question
allrmatively.
You ask.again, could the absolute fail
ing Of a national bank impair the value of
the circulating notes Of the bank making
such faiIurcF answer. No. On the con.
trnry, the notes Of n national bank tina, has
"a
i. good standing, if away from the bu.i,
ness marts OF commercial centres of the
country; for the reason that the Treasurer
of the United States becomes the cashier
of s"ch def'ullag bank. aud will, through
his nssi-tau;s and aIL other Government
officers. tedee II such circulation.
You a.k, fourth, are ths notes Of the
United States Treasury, beyond the fact Of
their being legal tcnGtrs, n Creator security
to the h5ldrrs tifan the CURRENCY Of ,ht ma
lonal btnks
TIE United States les.l-te. der NOES
afford no greater security /" tie holder than
the note. Of national banks Ia only
real dit renee between the two /. that
willis the lat Ter are only legal ter der from
and 10 thf G"v"rnment the tormsr ar. sncb
leg,ltendrr from and Ia all par les, whether
municipalities, aorpor"ii"nsor individuals.
Very respectfully yrurs.
+. f. SPINNER, Trea.urcr.
X. E' DAmFL, E,i Cnshier Merchants
National Bank, Memphis, Tennessee.
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civil RIoHrs" IL TESSEssgs.-Tho
Legislature (llouse) OF Tennessee. on the
llth instant, passed bull conf.rrioc civ.
u rights on the co!ored people by the
close vote Of 3l to %. An amendment,
excluding blacks fion jurio,, was carried
by 80 ag"'"s, 30, and one excluding their
children from common schools BY close
vote.
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False Report.
WAstiISUroH, Nav 9

WASHINGTON, Nav 2l.
Lien'. Gen. Gran, has jns, receive q
despatch from Major General Ii. w. Hal.
Ieck,.in California, in which. he says that
,hete is ndt word OF truth in the report
'ha, Fort Goodwin had been captured by
the Apaches and the garrison massacred.
lie h'"'u"crs the report as al,oge,her
sensational,
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A Plan 10 Restore the Mail Ser
vice 70 the South.

vice TO the South,
Tohe people of Virginia. North Carolina,
South Carolina, Georgia. Aiabrma, !,
Mississippi, Louisiana, TeHnessee A.,
kansas, Missouri Florida ond Teas
Having recently returned from the
South, am well aware of the great in.
conveniences (" which the Southern peo.
ple are subjected on account Of lack Of
mail facilities. This is. to very grea,
extent owing to the oath with which con
tractors are rednirea to comply. there hs
ing but few men at the South who can
take it. Having Confarrel with The pro-
per authorities, (sud obrained their appro.
val,) find ,hat this difficulty can he oh
waited and the mails established upon
everv route at tie South, and at the
highest rates admissible for tn. paop'a Of
either the North or Soiith. Being a MAJ
tional Union man, Ca'e Of North Carroll
na,) bv which | mean one that is alike
opposed 60 the hereses ofthe Extremists
North and South, can take this oath
and tlIus form the connecting link b-t~een
the Southern people and the United
States Government. This propose to do
and to establish mails on every route at
the South now destitute Of them, AS fol.
lows:
Any person who is desirous Of becom,
stating the route or routes for which he
wishes 10 become contractor, (s,ating the
extreme points to bs connected. which.
Of course should he on some foG,s here.
iofore es,ablishedj | will then con,rsc,
lo- such route or routes in my own name,
AMI let the parties have them at 4 dis.
count OF 2i per cent. on the annual
amount for carrying the mails on said
route or routes, which will ba about 25
cents per mile Tor weekly. 80 cents for
semi weekly, and s5 cents FOR tri week.
" IN miil-pavment 10 he male n, the close
Of the quarter. This arrangement will
secure the route TO the sub con,r actor
substantially the same as IL it were his
own contract. and frequently At better
price than could be obtained in he usual
&av where there is so much competition.
Persons confding to nv car. may relv
upon lair dealing. All accepted bids viii
he entered upon the books Of the Post
Office Department, whers they will be
open for inspection.
Persons when making arnlication ,hotld
send guaranty signed bv At least tw6
guaran,ors. The guaranty should be
certified to tv a post n as,er o. Judge
Of codr, OF 'ecord Applicants can. il
thet de'ire, obtain blank forms, printed
hy the Government, bv addressing either
the undersigned or the 81 Assistant Post
Master Genera, Geo. w. Mcclellan. who
will take pleasure in giving all the infor
nation that may be desired.
The proposal. e. form of which il is
not necessary to give hrr-D will be filed
by tho undersigned.
All communications relative TO tie
foregoing should bs addressed to
BRYAN TYSON,
Box 1000, Washington, y. c.
References, (by permission) &c. w.
Samson. DID. l. l. d.. Presideat CnIum.
hia Collage; Hon. Chas Mason, Presi
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'IIl was further considered.
w AsHINGToN, Nav %

The bill in relation to the public lands
IN Alabama, Mississippi, Arkansas, Loui.
slana and Florida, has passed the Senate.
1t provides that they be disposed Of ac.
cordlnS to Homestead Law of 1869.
without discrimination as to the color Of
the purchasers, tie price OF patent to be
hVe dollars, which allows the privilege OF
securing land to persons who have served
IN the Confederate army, on taking the
oath Of allegiance.
1he bankrupt Bill has passed the
House by yeHs GO, nays 80.
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NEGRO SUFSRaGE.-1hers are onlv
two Stses in the Union whore the negro
is allowed to vote withou, property quail,
hca,ion. They are Vermont and New
Hampshire, the former Of which has
eighty negro voters and the latter ons
hundred and ninety.
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PRAcrIcAL WoRnINo or ruv C,v,,

PRACTICAL WoRRINo or rHg Civil
RIoHrs Law The first prscrical opera
ton of civil rights law that has come to
light in ibis region Of country, we learn,
occurred in nergbboring County a week
or more ago A negro girl swors her
child to white msu.-Denton (Md) J
Union.
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THg OLD AND New School PREsDYrE
RIANs.-Sr. LOUIS, May 2l.-The Old
and New School Presbyterian Assemblies
met, for the lst time since 1887, to-day,
and discussed projec, for reunion. Two
Moderators presided. Twelve hundred
persons voted in favor Of reunion. II is
definitely stated that measures will be
instituted TO effect the object Immediately.
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InE TAX ON COrroN The United
States Chamber Of Commerce renon
s'ra'es against the proposed increased tax
on cotton, ard says lha, II would be de
t'imentsl not only TO the Southern States,
but to tie interests Of ,hs whole cou i.
Try. .
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The Latest News.
Great Fire in New York.
New YoRE Ma,

New YoRE, Nay 22.
The New York Academy of Music,
Lutheran Church, Medical University.
two piano factories, and other buildings
on l4,h street and 81 Avenue, have been
destroyed by fire. Mare'ssk and Grau',
troop, los, valuable warjrobes. The loss
is estimated at three to four millions dol,
lars. Several frenen were killed.
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sGNG3ssiS eADNAJ.
W &SuINGroN, Nav II.

sENArE.-fh. Se"a.e PASSED the West,
FONT Appropriation Grl I! c0ut.io> a
rrov's'on prohibiting tnr appo,"tmvnt Of
any cadet who served in The A, tas or
Navy Of the Confederate States. The
Consular and Diplomatic Appropriation
bill was passed.
uoUsE.-rhe House resumed the con,
s'der"i'oh Of the Tax bill; also, received
letter from Gen. Grant, recommending
an increase Of the regular array Tor the
purpose OF Supplying the places of those
now going out OF service.
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NAsiIINGToH, May 2l.


WAsfr1YGToH. May ol.
SEysTE.-Tbe Senate !, J.foroooo .,
the physical inalili,v ofM, FsssarIar -
enter unon IN. H.c,r..r,,,;,,, .,..,,.,.;
to-day AS per AGREEMENT. nos,ron.I ,ha,r
consideration iiI Welra.l,. T..
sideration of the Colorado EiI and veto
message was a'>o postponed. The re
maiuder of the session was devoted prin,
cipti'y to business relating to the Dis,ric,
OF Columbia.
uousE-Th. Uop.e n I,, oo,s;l,,o1
preamble. and resolution ofNr ",
C'Ung, OF Missouri, declaring that the
continued contumacy OF the seeding
States rcn!rr it necessary to exercise
Congressional legislation, in order TO Give
the 'oya' cIuz'ns oflhDse States protection
IL their natural and personal rithts emu.
mer'teI IN tie Constitution, and ia ad
d'!ion thereto makes it Necessary to keep
ON foot barge stauinr army ,o maintain
the authority Of jhe Government and
aened by the war deb, incurred to d.f.rd
the nationality against an infamous re
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FAILURE. New York Eero2d saws
1t is unfortunate for those journals which
have been trying to get up cholera
panic, lba, we nave no cholera in the
city after all. Not n singh case OF tho
genuine disease has occurred in New
York, and the physicians say that even
those cases Of a cholera character, which
are always prevalent at this season, yie!d
more readily TO medical treatment than
ever before.
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Washington News

uon o' the official history Of he rebellion.
!; authorizes the appointment OF suita
be edl0r
The Superinienlents Of the Freedm. u :
Bureau in l:e State &C Virginia have been
'c'ed to adjourn the freeimen's cour,
nniil further orders. The Gases, the ,rial
Of which have begun in thes. courts. will
he aGjndica,ed, on, no new eases will he
heard
The Postmaster General has. during
The last month, ordered post Offices to be
re opened, MS follows: In Virginia, 43 {;
North Carolina, SO; South Carolina, 90 !;
Tennessee, %; West Virginia, 5; Geor
gia, 10; Alabama, IA; Louisiana. 10 {;
Arkansas, 0; Texas, 81. Total, $50.
The senate manifested little spite
aga'ns, the President, by laying his veto
message upon the Culora 10 State bill
upon the table, and proceeding TO other
business This was Contrary TO usaoe.
and also to the positive requirements Of
the constitution. Knowing that they
could not pass this bill, AS they did the
civil rights bill, over the Presidents veto,
they decline any consideration Of the
Presidents election - Cor. Bah Sun.
The negroes a, the Capitol have taken
complete possession oi all .he pubic places,
aud on Wednesday last we counted two
hundred aud thirry.iour con,ra5auLs Of
the fthest character, in the GsIlSfv Of the
House, and as we left in utter disgust and
amazement, the darkies were pouring in.
( large number of them, had baskets
with their dinner, which shey eat in the
galleries; as though i, were an eating
saloon. The cushions are filed with yer,
min, aud it will take many bottle Of
LYONS powder to kill off the creeping
things that stick SO close to the filthy
cou,rabsnds,
Members have given If? the plan Of
recess, and some are very hopeful that the
session may be brought 10 close by the
end OF June. The Senate will be willing
to adjourn and leave the field to the Pre-.
s'de"' Tor Tire next five or six months,
provided they can force the passage Of a
law which will prohibit the President
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National Currency.

We find that the public ia inclined to look
upon the notes Of National Banks with no little
suspicion. This feeling has been augmented
in our State Gy tie uhw!sc, not to say unmcan.
ing, course of the Legislature, in prohibiting
Tax collectors from receiving these notes in
payment of taxes to the State: All who enter.
tain approximations on the eulicct OF National
currency notes would do well to read the SUBJ
JoIred satisfactory communication front an Of
fetal source