The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-28
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WASHINGTON GOT. Is, 1850
Ss.A question having been raised q TO the liability
Of redemption agencies In tie cities OF 81 Louis Louis
vile, Chicago Detroit. Milwaukee, New orleans cincn'
natl Cleveland Pi,sburg, Baltimore phiisdepnl Dos
ton, New York, Albany, Leavenworth, san Francisco
and Washington TO redeem the circulating notes OF
national banks which have selected such ehcie when
the notes or mutilaed, II Is proper 70 state
that
Neither the law the circular OF the Comptroller
Of tho Currency this subject limits assumptions by
agencies selected that purpose, 10 sound notes On
the contrary it desirable that every facility consistent
with safety should be afforded for the withdrawal of
dirty worn or defaced notes from circulation In order
that Their place may be supplied by clean and perfect
notes
national currency should be kept whole and clcan and
invites all pationa banks to cooperate with him
end by retiring and returning all soed and defaced
that they will not circulate National banking associa-
tons the cities named requested TO redeem all the
notes OF their corresponding banks and to return the
soiled dirty defaced notes to the banks by which
they we're issuod The last clause Of the Comptrolers
circular Of February Is. 1860, is not in conflict with
this suggestion, rs relates exclusively notes
badly mutated as to make the proprety Of their re-
demption at all In whole or In part matter OF doubt
ferred to the oce ssonsShe note, Is tho
most competent Judges Blt when there is doubt AS
the value Of the note Of It's identity 1t should DO
New and perfect notes win be promptly furnished by
this ONCE in sums not less than $500 muples or
that sum-
Ane augusta (6al tVa@aattonda puplsheS Inc iouoW-
ing IN relation to tho Georgia State bonds-
ExEcunvE DEPARTMENT.,
MiLLEDGEvILLv, Ga. Oct Is, 1885
In conformity with act Of the General Assembly,
approved 18th Of March, 1896. numbered TO- 1t is or
dcred- r+.~ s-.--sr. W
Frst--That all bonds and coupons OF the State OF
Georgia now due and which were not issued In aid OF
the late war; wberesoeyer made payable may be funded
on presentation at the Treasury Of the State In mort
gage bonds of the State bearing per cent interest
from tho LIST day Of July, 1885, that being the day OF
thor date.
Second-Tha, all the coupons payable in New York,
or In London now due and embraced IN the descriptive
List the agency by the Treasurer may be funded
in bonds described above presentation at the National
Bunk OF the Republic New York.
Third-That all coupons funded in New York be
marked paid and returned to the Treasury with des
criptive list OF the bonds Issued In funding them.
Fourth That the Treasury endorse, or cause TO be en-
dorsed each bond funded, the nano of the person
presenting it, and that registry Of al bonds issued In
the funding process be kept In the Treasurers Office
Fifth--No interest allowed on bonds or coupons
after maturity. CHARLES J. JENKINS, Governor
TREASURY OF GEORGIA,
Mill EpcErIIIE, Oct. 10, 1896 I
Holders OF due bonds and coupons of the State
Of Georgia hereby notified that, in accordance with
the above order they receive for them. rrosena
ton at this department. bonds Of the state dated
1T Of July 1865 due twenty years after date, bearing
interest at per cent per annum payable semi
ally in January and July and secured by mortgage
on tho Western and Atlantic Railroad.
The bonds being sums Of $500 and $1,000, hold ers
must present their bonds and coupons In multpes Of
these sums, or make up their deficiency in currency
No prov lon for payment OF interest after maturity
of bonds or coupons having made by the Leg sla
ture. cannot of course be allowed ~ this department
Persons sending bondain under the above order
requested to write their names eeiby on the Margin to
ordered above. JOHN JONES, Treasurer.
The importatioEs Of dry goods at this port for the
week ending October Is compare as follows with those
OF the previous week:-