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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-07-17

baltimore, July l6.-Thc banquet to
Reverdy johnson last night was a very
pleasant occasion. John w. Garret pre-
sided. Mr.. johnson made long response
to the President, in his honor, in relation
to his mission to England. He said be en-
tertained confident hope that the delicate
and important questions that might arise
between our country and England will 30
be disposed of as to remove all embarrass-
ment. Mr.. Thornton, the British Minister,
expressed his qualification that Mr.. John
son was to represent America at London.
Speeches we're made by Senators Nye,
Hendricks and others.
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THE demonstration last night was a
grand affair In numbers and enthusi-
asm, it exceeded anything that has Oc-
CURED since the war people are ter
ribly in earnest, and this dem onstation in
the capital Of the State illustrates the spirit
that prevails throughout the country.
Such an uprising of the people has. not
been witnessed since 1910, and it will go
on increasing in volume until the corrupt
rulers, who are reveling in their ill>gotten
power, are swept from the positions they
h,Id
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Democratic Convention.

WHEELING, WEsT Va, July 16.-OVer
5000 persons were present at the State
Democratic Convention at Grafton. Pen
dletOu and Thurmon made addresses. in
which they were received enthusiastically.
}. n. Camden was nominated for Cover
nor.
Resolutions were adopted indorsing the
nominees and platform of the New York
Convention, snd demanding the repeal of
the registry Law in force in this State.
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MIR. ssynOur's Views on tire Financial
Hr Question. etc


LOUISVILLE, July I6.-The Journals
Washington special says Seymour thinks
the financial question ia not generally I'M
deTstood, and is confident the West will ap-
prove his views. He thinks Grant viii
make poor run in all the Middle State.
and will lose several New England States'
He believes New York will give him IOO
600 majority.
The loyal bummers from Georgia.
Mississippi and Virginia, are stilI ham,
nlering away before the Reconstruction
COMMITTEES. They are dreadfully persec.i-
ted By the Rebels, and want new self re-
construction measures.
Old Thad. Stevens is peggiag away ata
bill to sHit their case
The oarpet-bag Senators drew their sta-
tionery to-day several cart loads Of giIt
edged paper, silver-mounted knives, gold
pencils, ivory paper cattera, and ali the
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-07-17
TIE LEGAL TENnERACr.

The Republicans passed this law,
which ropudiated all contracts made be-
fore it in gold, and authorized their pay
ment in deprecated paper money, worth
only thirty, or forty, or City cents on the
dollar TIE people acquiesced and SUBJ
mitted to this virtual Reputation and
confscatiOn, and they adapted their BUSH
ness to that basis Now, says the Gin
einnati Enquirer, when continuance of
this legal-tender system viii benefit the
people, by paying off the bOndholders in
the same currency in which the debt was
created, they are opposed to it Havin G
passed the act when twas seriously detri-
mental to the interests of the country,
they are now for repeating it, when its
repeal would work much injury to the
laboring class. Their policy is to con-
tract to pay, and expand to borrow. They
favored legal tenders to pay gold debts in
l862-3-4-5; but now they reverse it,
and want legal tender debts paid in gold
The people will hardly accommodate
them.
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--iy Injuries of frst-class bookstore
supplied to the government by contracts
made by Forney, at three times the yalue
OF the articles, were distributed amoDo
ihese impecunious wretches, who will doubt.
less retail them TO their friends Al !, res.
sonable discount.
RePorts from varions points slate thst
yesterday was the warmesi day experienced
dortwentS years. ~
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miscellaneous.

PHILADELPHIA, July 16.-There were
thirteen deaths caused by the heat from
midnight TO noon to-day.
BALTIMORE, July I6.--There were IF
teen cases of sunstrOke yesterday three
fatal.
WAsHINGToN, July 16.-The Recon
structiOn Committee have concluded to
wait for the military returns Of the late
elections IN Mississippi, which are daily
expected, before taking action on the case
presented by committee of reconstruc-
ionists from that State.
New YORK, July 16.-The heated term
continues, and to-day the thermometer
reached nine.y-eight, The cases of pros
tration from heat are still fearful. Yester-
day there were about one hundred cases,
and to-day as many more. The deaths
average about fifty per cent. The total
number OF deaths in the city from Sunday
TO Thursday inclusive we're 747. .....
PHILADELPHIA, July 16.-John Nc
Donough, of Black Crook fame, has sued
tOrney's Press, claiming 500, 900 damages,
for libel. The alleged libel consists of an
article copied from Chicago paper reflect
ing on MeDonough's honesty.
NEWARK, N. j., July 16.-There have
beer thirteen deaths in this city and yicini-
ty, during the last two days, caused by the
severe heat. l.,s.
ALBANY, July 16.-The Express reports
thirty seven cases Of sunstroke yesterday-
twenty-one being fatal.
BOSTON, June 16.-There were few
cases of sunstroke here yesterday; two
New YORK, June 16.-Two dessrLers
from the Swedish ship Nordaep have been
arrested by the United States Marshal and
placed aboard the ship. They made des-
derate effort to escape, but were overpow-
cred by the officers. Their punishment
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LOOK HERFt

DRdNCE AND TAYLOR EWING. NO
y, ~ south Cherry street. just South OF The
IIssoliee, nave a hrst-class BARBER SHOP.
sStnsIe gehtlemen can have their Shavinv
style. N'''s q" 'he oo''
Also, WARM AND COLD BATHs with
ele can. towels, tubs etc. 1T yon want anythirE
jyl5 lw PRINCE 4 Taylor Evrva
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NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY

A SECOND AND THIRD GENFR
"A meeting Of the creditors Of Philip BlumeD-
thai bankrupt, will he held At Nashville IN M,
ZSth day OF July. ls65. at 2 o'clock p n. az he
office OF A. $. Bradley Register
A. S. CHADBOURNE.
1A4t1 iAW@A'# ... H..... IT. A zsi rsae
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IN 'ne District Court Of the United
States for Middle Dist. of Tenn
Ia the Matter Of J. Jacob GsBt,sr !,
Bankruptcy.

nHIS Is TO GIVE YOU NOTICE Tu,T
warrantin bankraptcy has been is5T,St
against me estate OF y. Jacob ti,ntner. bsnt-
and the delivery of any property beIonrinc r.,
sald bankrupt. 70 him or to his use. and the
transfer OF any property by him are forbidder
~ Jaw mat meeting Of the creditors OF he
deetor 20 prove their debts and choose one Or
more asslgnees Of the estate. will be held nj j,
court OF bankruptcy. 70 be holden AZ NasI
vile, Tennessee. in said district on the al m
81 August,'A. ID. ls6s, at O'Clock A. NJ, al h q
once OF Alexander 5. Bradley, No. s2i . Chur, n
street, one Of the Registers in BANKRUPTCY 10
IL, T. X. GLASCOCE.
JJ4p - U. $, MaTshai Messenger
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Medical men IN ouba have pronounced
Pine-SPples Of this years growth as dan.
gerons to health, and given their positive
opinion against The pFopriety Of eating
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NOTICE TO CITIZENS.
MAYORS OFFICE

NASHVILLE. TEsS., Juigil Isss !
~ comPhaoee With section thirteen Of Al q
Amended Charter, citizens ~ thfs eorrorsti-,.
are hereby D0tifoI that the Board Al -, 49,;
nen a. estab iishsd and regulated 81 law fsr the
Phfpose o. adlusEing the rates of tarafiop viii
meet ~ me Council Chambers, Al the CIV Hali
AZ A. r., 9th inst. --''''
Property holders desiring aIterationa .5,i,
.Hsn essss.msnta, VIII prepare and submit thsir
petitions on that day 49, - '-'A
~ iheiiitate the action Of the Council Eli
Tag IN person. AF AI'TpNST 0os-
lRlyl5 lot. | 49,
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Z. r. GLASCOCK,
jyi6 q U. s. Marshal. Messenger.
EdgefeId Female Seminary.
REV. n. G. TRIMBLE, Principal.
Mrs. Henri Weber. Associate Print.

AN PLEASED TO SAY TO NY OLD PA
a irons and % the public generally that /
nave associated with me Mrs. HENRI WEBER
N tho management Of this Institution. Mrs.
Weber's high culture, ripe 5chOlarship and long
experiences IN teaching. are too we'll known nj
tins community % rec afro single word IN her
eommendatiOn. N Will 30 our earnest endaaV0r
70 make The school both thoroughly preparatory
and finishing in its character None bat prar-
ncal and eKperieReed teachers viii be en-
pioyed, and no rains will be spared 10 make
the institution equal % it, work IA quaiifyigZ
young ladies. by high intellectual and moraf
culture. tor usefulness 10 any station ia life
he next session viii begin on the Ftrsa
Monday ia September. For further in
jY72W T. e. TRTMBLF
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.nst our Curing my four years service II has
no. Peen my fortune TO ever meet with anv
~. sen'iemen OF the cloth where there was
Ihe least danger to life or limb. No
Judge not that ye may not be indeed
WHITE Boy IN Blue 1S1s,, o. ~ & r. -
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Eight Hundred Dollars.
Apply a. tha ofBcs, or 10
L., PERRY A DUMONT. or
Jnnezl Inn SIiMARr j 8EIGFR
BUY AT HOME.

TUX UNDERSIGNED, BEING FUfTV
- Ifeeafed for manufacturing sasi,
DSersD bltssds, inside aud cut Pivot -
stationary eiats Frames 81 every desrri,,i,-A
hm tas.s,S Cornlses, plain and ornamsntai
55iantslpieees. MouldinR8 OF an kiDJ1 H.
6oaFds. fl0sring. Poplar and piaa 1.ii;2 =a.
1thks NsSthefboarding, and Building Nafe
an ~ s,,aly Also Builders and ContFacfays
al ~ ~ tow rates ~ can be imported M $3.50
gasahiy send orders Punctnality and a.
Raseh are our business creed OFics and g.
~ looming N shville and Chattanooga Rsil
iSs1 i:oe9iotiEs shops, Cedar street Nasaviiis
apri akwlY : "a - Rs.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
MEETING OF

The BIOodhorSe Association.
z THERE Will BE A MEETfNqoF THE
Blesdhorse Assoeiation On safrrssv InIv
ifstn. = = S,sloek. 1t no. SCoglegs street. neT,
uoOI ~ a Cheatham Co. Every mem Der Is
pc iafrasgfd. ". II. JOHNSON. Pre7't
NAO' - A-''Hht T. oec y. iulyl6 "a
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A Ii PERSONS INDEBTED TO TIE
n. Aashvile Buildihg Association are here ~
notified 70 call at the once Of A. NILSSON X
Co, Ne. % Cherry street, and settle the "a ne
az the basIness Of the Association must be
closed heglecting TO attend 10 this. the Ass0-
citation Will be compel Cd o. advertise the D. on
erty and sch the same 90 f0recioseths mort gase
according 10 iaw.
BY order Of the Board Of Dirsct0rs.
iyl0lW A. NELS0N, President
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For Congress.
hereby announce myself as a candidate for
Congress, in this district. subject to the action
of the nominating convention Of the Republi-
can party. HORACE II. HARRISON.
July 6, 1868. iy7tf
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Sth Day Of August. 1865,

At the hours Of :. *. s. So. o Qll 10 1GI-
II; It3 A. n, and II NJ, respectively. bef,rs
asl,eXsnder ) Bradley, Register, Al Office n
~. Church street. Nashville, Fennesses and
M ma All creditors who have proven their
Hoots' and ether persons Interested NAV an
bSa AZ az such time and place, and show cause
,;,i any they have, why the prayer Of said pP
saIol should not be granted, and thai IN
Raj al ana ana third meetings Of creditors viii he
A'N al said time aud place.
IT o y. r. CAMPBELL. Clerk
jylt, q. 81. Nouf' hHl DIS. OF Tenn.
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Notice to Show Cause on Petition for
Discharge Bankrnntnr

THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE. THAT r.,
M- smith. Hiram j. Wells. VIM. 4 f 's55'
renee, w. II, BEatt9n, Frederick Phillips. SAN
4el lyman, J0hn y Everett. Hardy BRYAN. ID
OF Davidson county. Tenn, have 6fef III t 81.
office OF the Clerk OF this Court their PTrfrr,
for pTsCHARGE. and Il was thereupon Ordered
BY the Court that hearing be bad upon ne
sane on the WI ''~
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PHILADELPHIA, July 16.-There were
thirteen deaths caused by the heat from
midnight TO noon to-day. ..
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EXCELLENT ORDER,

5 5eslhIf5slX FEBT EONG F0RTY-TwO
- lHChEo m diameter two fuss With ir9 n
itmney. CRATE BARI and IRE fr5pi-.ii ~
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-08-14

An act TO facilitate thr collection o.. tie
direct tax in the state OF u, Iawarc.
Ee it enacted by the Senate and House
OF Representatives of the United State
of America in Congress assembled. That
the valuation enumerated in the a--r>>-
ment list Tor direct tax in the state of
Delaware, completed April nineteenth.
Y. ID. eighteen hundred and sixtv-srvcn.
being the valuation of real estate Is OWL
ed at or near the time of the completion
OF sand assessment. is hereby declared and
made lawful assessment of the direct
tax OF scVenty-iour thousand six hundred
and clghty-three dollars and thirtv-thrcc
and one third cents, apportioned to the
state oi Delaware by virtue of an act of
congress entitled ''An act to provide in
creased revenue from imports to pay in
tercst on the public debt and for other
purposes, approved August fifth, eight
cen hundred and sixty-one. upon the
valuation therein enumerated. with the
same force and effect as if made with re-
terence to the date mentioned in the thir
'O~'AA SSNti'il vi Stll'l act anu lll;lt all
existing provisions of law for the colIcc-
ton OF said direct tax in the LOYAL states.
except as provided in the tifty-third Sec
ton OF said act, shall be applicable to
tue collection of the tax therein assessed
he notification of the time and place
where appeals would be received and de-
,eiiL'iied relative TO said assessment, given
by The assessor immediately after said
completion, shall be deemed a lawful
notice, and all proceedings under said
notice, and in general in relation to said
assessment, are hereby made as valid and
legal as they would have been had the
assessment been valid from its commence
ment.
SEC. ,. And be it further enacted.
That the time within which the assessor
is required to deliver the assessment list
to the collector shall be within twenty
days from the passage of this act.
SEC. 3. And be it further enacted,
That the rien provided for by the thirty
third section shall be and remain in force
during two years after the taxes assessed
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in accordance with the first section OF
this act shall become due and payable.
SIC. 4. And he /; further enacted,
That all necessary expense in procuring
copies Of the state assessment lists and
for advertising connected with the as
SesSment and collection OF the tax shall
he paid out Of any money in the treasury
not otherwise appropriated, the accoun :
for such expenses being first approved by
the secretary OF the treasury.
Approved. Feb. u, 1868.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-08-14

SOMEWHAT EQrNoCAL A cores
pondont OF the Rochester y. Y. Union
in account of visit 10 Il Catholic Or
phan A-y'um 10y Bi~"op McQ1aid, com
plimcn;- one OF the priests in the follow
inc rather cquivocal manner:
lnr cuuu;cnancc> OF tine little orpirHu~
spoke volumes OF delight a. they bcheid
their Ion@ expected Bishop, and also saw
another Father Rev. James Euriv. who
has been to them Father IN ccoy Scnsr
Of MC word.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-08-14
REAT
I" FL o " NGE MT


The grcg. di:!lc lily ,xper-,.teI IN
1szssJNSS. wearing AIrificu Teeth arc from
-, lack of Tuucss in IT, month hddcG
t+SYs 10 thi- II tn nnIoy sucr e foo! w0rkI.-
1~f-g1-J- under the Ilitc y hil citing.
| have dis ovc:Cd u uetiud of 70 construct ~,
the plate which tn teeth ths: th.y
Will not start or drop, while Gazing OF
speaking, neither will any PARTICLES OF
food get under the plate. no matter what
the condition OF the mouth H., Inch IL
not tr"" of any other method hith"Tt"
used.
have cured letters patent for Z re =. =. r..
htv- -o.d til. ,xc!u-ivc right Of said Igpr,.1,ut
10 Dr. Perkins. for the county of t.le1oui.. I.
si-hiu 10 avail ttrm-rver If great il.oy ,Ia.lt
will call on DE. !. l.. PEIkINS : .IoLu Iu-y. "
SOFT y. T. Fll.~ONf.
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An act IN relation to taxin. shares in n
uuual banks.

An act IN relation to taxing shares in na-
uoual banks.
Il il enacted hy the Senate and House
Of Representative, ct the United States
OF Am. rica in Congress assembled, That
the words place where the bank Is loca-
ted. and not clScwherc," in section forty
one OF the ''act 10 provide Il national
currency" approved June third, eiyhteei.
hundred and ~iNtv-tour, shall be cOnstru-
cd and held to mean the state within
which the bank i located; and the leo
stature OF each state NAV determine and
drcc! the manner and place OF taxing ali
the ~harc>ot national banks located with
m -ald state, subject to the restriction
rlat the taxation shall not be at a great
or rate than l. assessed upon other money
I'd capital in the hands of individual citi-
lenS OF such state: Ind Dr0raled al,rags.
That the shares of any national bank
owned by non-residents of any state shall
be faxed IN the city or town where said
bank l. located, and not elsewhere.
Approved, Feb. 10, 1865.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-08-14
TIE MAN

Who couldn't trust his feelings doubt did business
sh principle Speaking Of cash reminds Us that you
cannot invest your rpare cssh probably than in
buying enc of CASINOS SPRING MATTRESSES
/ and LOUNGES A fine aseortmen. of nice Covers jus,
received. Cali aud see them. kasteru Avenue St j.
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AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PATENTS.
II. ii. Eddy. Solicitor of Patents

Late agent of I. S. Patent Once. Washington (under
the act OF ISL.
IS State street, opposite kllby Street, Boston
After an extensive practice of upwards of twenty
years continues IN secure patents in the United States
also Great Britain, France and other foreign
tries. Caveats. specifications. bonds, assignments and
all papers or drawings for patents, executed on liberal
terms, and with despatch Researches made into
American or foreign works to dete mine the validity
or utility OF patents or inventonsand Legal or other
advice rendered In all matters touching the same Copies
Assignments recorded at Washington.
rESrIAo
81 regard MT Eddy one OF the most successful
and capable practitioners with whom have had otic-
al intercourse. CHAS. MASON,
Commissioner of Patents.
81 have no hesitation In assuring inventors that they
cannot employ person more competent ana trust
worthy. and more capable of putting their applications
IN form TO secure for them an early and favorable
consideration at the patent Office
EDMUND Blu Rk b Late Commissioner OF Patents
MI X. ii. Eddy has made for me IL applications, on
all bit one OF which patents have been granted and
that Is now pending Such proof OF great
talent and ability his part leads me TO recommend
All Inventors ~ apply him TO procure their patents
as they may D. OF having the most faithful aten
uon bestowed on their cases, and at very reasonable
Charges JOHN TAGGAKF.
During eight months, the subscriber in course his
large practice. made twice rejected applicau ous
10 appeals every which decided his favor
by the commission OF patents L. Ii. EDDY.
Boston, Jan I, lS6S.-ly.
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For salary OF tie III .r-hal OF the -r-
prcne court OF t., United Stat from
April third, eighteen hundred and in -
seven, TO jane thirty, eighteen hundred
and ~iNty-t.ght, at th!rty-tiNr hauir.r.
dollars per nnnum, tour THOUSAND tree.
bundled and litty-fiye dollar AMI >ey,n-
tv--evcn cents
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GENNr-Tcmny~on must have been
wishing tor Just such man rs Grant
when he wrote the following lines in
'Mlud':
Ah God. for 4 man with hcar;. hcad.hand,
Like some OF the simple grcI, one- gouc
For ever aud ever by:
One still strong man in b,alau land.
Whatever they call him. what care i
Ari~tocra,. Democrat. Aulor.ai-our
Who can rule ami dare moi lie.
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DEPARTMENT OF rpUC>rnx.

For amount required Tor -aIary %,
commissioner to March thirty, ,j-lt,,u
huHdrcl and siNty--evru. one hundred
and nincty-twO dollars.
Sc. , And be- it further enacted.
That 80 much of the tir~t section ot the
act of March third, eighteen hundred and
nine, entitled AN act further to amend
the several act, for this establishment
and regulation of the treasury. war. and
navy departments. a. authorizes the
president. ON the application OF the SEC
rotary of any department, to transfer the
moneys appropriated for a particular
branch Of that department to another
branch of expenditure in the same de-
partWcnt, be, and the same i hereby,
repealed and all acts or parts OF acts
authorizing such transfers of appropriate
tions be and the same are hereby repeal
ed, and no money appropriated tor one
purpose shall hereafter be used for any
other purpose than that tor which il i
appropriated.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-08-14

An act making appropriations to supply
Deficiencies in the appropriations for
the execution of the reconstruction
law, and for the service of the quarter
masters department of the govern
meut. for the fiscal year ending June
30, 1865, and Tor other purposes.
Be II enacted by the Senate and House
OF Representatives of the United States
OF America in Congress assembled, That
tie following sums, or so much thereof
a may be necessary, be, and the same
are hereby, appropriated out of any
monvys IN the treasury not otherwise
appropriated, for the biects hereinafter
oppressed for the fiscal year ending June
thirty. eighteen hundred and sixty-eight.
namely:
To provide for the expenses of carry
lng into effect the "Act to provide for
I'll" more efficient government of the reb-
cI states 3" for the first military district.
the sum OF fifty thousand dollars; for the
second military district, the sum of one
hundred and ten thousand dollars; for
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IN act to suspend further reduction OF
the currency.

IN act to suspend further reduction of
the currency.
Belt enacted 10y the Senate and House
Of Representatives of the United State
of America in Congress assembled, That
from and after the passage of this act
;ar authority Of the secretary of the trea-
-ury to make any reduction of the cur
l,ucy, by retiring or cancelIing United
States notes shall he, and is hereby, Sus-
pended but nothing herein contained
shall prevent the cancellation and GcS-
tructiou OF mutilated United States notes.
and the replacing of the same with notes
OF the same character and amount
SCHUYLER CuIFAx,
Speaker of the House OF Representatives.
b. r. WADE.
President of the Senate pro tempore.
Eu.or>cd by the president: he
crj>ol january -. 1865"
Nu.U EY TIE DEPARTMENT of STATE.
- Ta' foregoing act having been
prc-.'t'i to the president of the Unite
States tor his approval, and not havin.
been returned by him to the house OF
e'u-r,-, N which it originated within the
i'm prescribed by the constitution Of tie
Tinted States, has become a law with
our liz approval