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FRIDAY BfORNING
LATE
- TELEGEONIOI NEWS.
[FROM 150, rHyßifill9 - ENFICIL]I
Appiiingsnests toatirtited• ° •
WASHISGITON July 17.--Tho Ficizate last
_night and this morning, while in executive
mission, confirmed ths following tiorninations:
• Daniel L. Eaton, of Pennsylvania, to be
Commissary of Subsistenoe,with rink of Cap ,
tain eat volunteers ;A. Robinson, of Indi- i
ens, to be 'Commissary of Subsistence, with
the rank of Captain of ;volunteers ; William.
• M. Calderon, of New York, to be additional'
.•' Paymastiff Charles J. P. Allen, to be addi-
Genet Paymaster ; Wesley S. Mann,,of Penn
- sylvania, William Daniels, of New; to
be Amistant -Qtertiontitersimittrthei rank
of Captain; Wm. D. Wessort;,of„Ghlo r to be
Commissary of Sublistence'irfth'tbe rank of
Captain; inctlini; to be Commis
, sary;ot Subsistence, with the rank 'of Captain;
Fessiendett;tebe additional Alcide
. Camp, With the rank,: of gleloiiel J . -ChM:Va.
Prothinghanertie bo additiong-AbleAseCamthi
with the _rank of:lieutenant Colonel; Ed
_ ward S. Conran, 'of , Ohio,. te Commis
sary of Subsisterico,'with rank et Captain;
Cathernius F. Buckingham, of Ohio, to be
a Brigadier Geberal-la the volunteer service;
• - Reuben Griffith Porter, of New Jersey, to be
Commissary of Subsistence, with. jhe_fillik,Pt
Captain Col:Fiends J. "Hdrion; of lowa, to
be a Brigadier General of Volunteers Col.
Morgan L. Smith, of the -fith regiment Mis
souri volunteers, to be s'BriiidieriGeneral of
.volunteers; Col.-C harles brat, of tho 31st
•' Indiana-volunteers, to be a Brigadier General
-of vOluniciera ; Fits Henry Warren; of the
triwa!iolienteerilto be a Brigadier: General of
volunteen ; Henry Connelly,siNeriMeXHO,'
to be Governor of the Monitory tif 'New Mex
C'e -
ico; Frederick Salotnof Visconiiii;'eo
,e;Brigadier General of ioliteiteers' Cadwalia
- - 'der C. Washberse, ;or wisoptstzi, to be a
Brigadier General of j volunteers ; Col. Jacob
Ammeni,:Ot Ohio; to be a Brigadier ; General of
volunteer, ; Col. J. W. Sill, of Ohioi to be a
Brigadier General of riluntears. , •
•
Tl,te Bald of JrlorgEui•
Lounivxus, July 16.--General Morgan, at
- Midway, yesterday noon, out the' telegraph
wires, tore •up the railroad, and tint every
-. thing conVertible to his uses. He had' four
12-pennd howitzers, but it is said only . eiz
rounds of immenition: He left ler George
town late in thweyenlng, and encamped theris
'on Gano's- Lamm He said!! he meant to visit
. 7 -- Lezington- and Frankfort, befoin he got
r • through his job. The Lexingtoneans say
that they have ample force to protest the
town, but_not to take the offensiva
• ' Larait.ar l piekets have been !driven in
by the rebels 'approaching in force, and are
• falling back on .the Georgetown - road:- Our
men, with.several pieces of artilleVys are ad
vancing On Georgetown to meet the rebels.
The railroad and telegraph-at Midwa y is
_ - repaired, but the burnt bridge at Keyser a is
not reconstructed. • - -!!
... . . .
-,.-:=:,• '-• TM Cpuffacatioia Bill App roved..
' :-. • WASHINGTON, July 17.—The Prptident. has
approved of the Confiscation aot, and the aot
• I thereto, inad dition ( •
.. . supp emantary
other bills of a public aad- p rivate lobarseter.
- Sick and Wounded Soldiers.
•
• -
, •
Nsw Your, July 17 The eteaniet : DUnle 1
Webster arrived hits ' at 'noon with dolt and
- wounded soldies from Harrimon'i Lan ding.
Letter from the. President; '
Mr. Lincoln lent the following reply to is
invitation to attend the New York meeting ' :
•
"Exicouri qfmtaion
WasunioyON, July 14,442.1
"Meer.. lames W. •White, Raters HafeCurdl,
P. H. Winslow, C?ntinielti:
- ; "Gentlemen: roar- letter, conveying-the
invitation of several loyal and patriotic' bodies
;__ • in New York, to attend a mass meeting in that
_ city, on Tumid:si r -the 16th instant,' la reeeiv
'....;.. ed. , 'While it would be. very to' me
, • to thus meet the friends of the countrY,,l. am
sure thus-meet
add nothing to the purpose or the
wisdom - with which
. Ihey . will perform their
•
- • duty, and the near ' adjournment; of Congress
makes it indispensable for me to remain here.
- Thanking you and them you represent fofthe
'• ; • invitation and the kind terms in which you
have communicated it, I remain, 1
"Your obedient servant,
Tan WOUNDLD - AT FOZTRZSA
Among the panengers by;the Forting Monroe
boat, on Saturday, was Miss Mary Moorhead,
daughter of the Hon. 3. K. Moorhead, of the
Pittsburgh distrfot, who returns to Washing
ton after an absence of six -weeks; spent in
• administering to the sick and wounded soldiers
in the hospitals , them. She went down= the
. •
day- before the battle of. Fair Cake, and has
devoted herself ever sine. to. the enffering
biavelii the Chesapeake, Mill Creekj and Hy,
Bela Hospitals., There are abont twelve bun-.
dyed paliints in the three hospitals named,
hundred aid eighty of Whom are Coifed
ernes.. - Of - -the Confederates, oke hundred
'.and fifty - aro sufficiently recovered foi an ex
: ehauga—the other thirty are very badly
• - 'wounded. The wounds of our volunteers aro
-' generally of a slighter character owing most
probably, to the Tact that the enemy we the
. eommon round ball, whereas ours generally
askthe mlnie. — hliss M. reports s great need
of wines ale, blackberry brandy; !ihirta,
chewers, Tialm-leaf hats, and, other !luxuries
- for the sick that are not provided for by the
'regulations. -Phila. Press. .
C4rDiD4TEB.
- CONGRESS.--40sme - .- of
Anioiay City, (formerly of Armdlond, ( L o a . , ,
and pow the 'llepablican nominee of that; count 7,)
will'be • cindldate for Congos* for the 23.1 District,
tampered of the counter of .Arautrong, Diller and
that portion of Allegheny lying west of the Alio.
glum and north of the Ohio risers, before the Con
vention- of .Delegatr• from that pert-of Allegheny
01131111fUT
norKirt wilt be • candidate . for. nomination
to the °Aloe of phtrist Attorney, mbject, to tbe
olden of the "avail* Cotinty
.Coowentlott.
ATTORNEY.:÷Arar.:
u''e 7 Ammon. ottillegbeny city, itil 'be it Cllll,
Mato for nomination to the abcrie oak., in the Con
vention to be called by Abe Itep4blican Executive
Oomuatte
.O.DISTRICT ATTORN E Y .—Th a un
11.nrIgned will bew.ewadidato for am,
ofeco before thwil•Pubilog&Nwailsrating Corm9Wtiorr.'
. _
MARSHALL SCHWARTZWSLDS 6.
• lohnto _ .
- n -- „p. DISTRICT ATTORMS Y.--jso; M.
Hisztrrinz be ,cirdidato'hir
tothu store calm Mom tbo . naxt hoininottne
• County Courenttoo. - tupt&to
FILMTTMITUTIT
' 4 "S' mectigiis, of Pia* tormahig01111))e•
Adate tit Iknintr Com Widmer, surdect t? the .ds•
dike ot Ur Republican amity . GA grention:'
UIN TY tAIXIIIISSION
Jaunt*, lista, °Matra. st.•cuti, 'Wm bit.
• Portol tog County Contralutioner, before, 80.
•• • Ilan County Convention. -• • . ist•tte
IV • 141:4"4 teor A'lE.—isomorz
jaq.,. or Pi t . township, will : be
Publican Osaventioa, 2'411".
before. thwinnXt,,ll°.
)ifiq - LATE tiIi;NATE.—.E. L.liezzem
candlalabs for the Besoblkixt posamitlon
for tbio eta* Sinsato. • matt
,AIJERCM4,'„ 741r.L0R8.
is (Mums t.
13-0
- inmur GC:Huai a oe.,
, , .
(efoonemors to Jamie C.
Aro oow rem.tnt Moir dammor Block, c , orOptistas
mry variety of goodo adapted to tact and boy'a war,
which, in =Mot, choke Mato sad prks wUt compass
favorably with my to the (rads.
thumb, AmoirSem:toad Wool of NoeLno Cloth, of
the boot mat o, of orrery duds and quillty—e'ooll
loop onoottoont; Cavemen. alld."Dcattica, - enime,
Mock roach Doooklouo caper Black hea d Ornoollo'
tars; Fancy Cmalmetwin argry raziatyj
131ack mot /owl Caoaltoonoc Mk Ilford Grim :4W
V Ilab•-imory 81111 oral attlts Porting., rom
florpor-Bloot Salo NW SOY Vootings; Motion
VootbtlOV Wt , U! 41 0" 4 . ' l4
MIN orrery rortoty of • goodobe Beduwi CC:*
Iflooorin a oozy obrolcolioloollOOLStonfloloof (M0d.•60.4 tot reallassiali v6ll. ""
llotioltioi OS oorty con aufkil rodr
o atdb, soy ordiato totrostottOnt.coro . moot 1
Moor
_proaTo tilatotkot 4/14 rtoullty to 4.0 moo.
1J
O. Hats • .;111sochast Talton,
t0b.12 Gr. Pato sob AL Clair 'Masts.-
ptraisLititiku 11 4 17841—imai 61 d
ALI YWZNIQX 011000LATI.--Paro Orbs: rod
toooA. Ilito/±l4, FO ISIIO 4IIOII 4 2OPAYEIIO and
VAIIILL 0011•11 wamoled actoal. to
cunt/ and OW lb*" ark chocolate" s bane
stood the Isiddt Chtsolittriats N. oe sod
ars pecoximulty all 'who bac" obrde IWd tbea to
braisabactomd• by W. Balm Och., at Oar Utile,
in Dorchester Um. sod for oak/ at their Bracch
Dv*. N 0.117 Fallon AMR, tglir Tort cloy, and by
fitscomacist Isooletimmally Wagtail tbe u "Loci,
45b 2 e"Slf Talton strelt; Niro Tort.
AIH--5,QqO 1) 12 44.4b1=04n store
gia• - - i. - e.Liacirt7
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~3.d,: ~.. . ~E _;;,'-ter.,_,
'OO4LIMIICEIL , / BECORD.
.I&Pried•Pedensw , Pdaolvaiiigt4 -
TIMISDAT., ?nip :It—We/inn no , new 'tennis to
Ixt .ll , ll, traik today; tbedemauir stir most of the
leading articles' , Wog' light and the - transaction,
ptinelpally of a local nature: Flour, continue,' Yot7
dell itudllvneend, • bet prices " remain uuc.bauged.
Cneetteti : aPinteto bi tOns active; though palm an
Vettfinti nod fully Migueilited::2a pterrislcine One
iticrthing new
with itie . cattion of an improved
'demand faiPlein Mime. Grata and. other - sitieloe
44 0 .49g0d• • .
stair or ;tuelimmog.v-ifeeers; /ohm I. limit. .1
pave received WJllltds .Of,:pthne Now Oriettio
new crop sugar, which is the ling that :hag arFiscd
Ftol7ll--coutloneir -very doll ' , and langOld, the
the del:Oita !iihi llkhVand'entirely of -• 4m
i i 'ktie ote' totes at $4,544,40 .6;4, extra,
Oit s, nd - Y4 , 3? 1 11 and, * 56,60 • and,56,76 for
,
.'xbar l 'slight itoprovetoont to the de
64ain hams, and an &drat:1 , 11,03410 34e per
woad i,ooolFed by. some Sale. of . 6000 ]be
ontaddereat dc; 2010.6 at GY.c. for Plain hains; 'and
o, or do/whored; 1500 - pities Plain home at Gc and
1000 do at same figure. '
600011,61 E. lie demand is , bardly so brisk, but
priori ire fullY Malidalned. . Babas_ 01 6
libdakiW Suisrint.olis for Cubs, and 10 far
i'orto Itlcei odo Cabs at.9/ s c; 6 do prlmei Porto
Olio at 10%e Mad 2o bbls yellow at 11,,tie;425' 6gs
prime NM collets at 22Xe. and 10 bbla N: 0. walks.
• • .
Sale:6f 8 bids it" B%—a, d'
:CRUDE bet .azieliaegid; 81 of . WO
ala et* 1111ci vied hr , • •
Ofih r ire—tiaiatyrith sale tiro iota of 47 bra
•
102.1f4aLi of 201iil6ble extra white fhb at $4
aid 30 large mackerel at $4,25.
ads of 12 bosh prketi; white'
lacs,—see of rid Wipe India atl3c per pound
.DIIIED.PEACIIII3—Satecof 14 burn halves
$3,75—• decline.
Allegheny' Cattle Market.
; 17..-The demand for Self call. Is very light
while pried , idthmigh unOlianged, eve evidence of a
downward tendency. The receipts have , fallen of.
Oomidoeably, boathe supply is emplufor the present
ttaltWid: 'Tho current Taloa : ire flaoxi to 113.80 per
according to.quality.— One or two small' lots of
a:Ms:Cattle brunght43,6003,75.. '
Satrar ; =-verf 0oll;t1tes belittle° demand at all of
any' . ImpOrtanco. Thy only mks reported ware 90
;gimpy sold by IL Print& at 2,110 per held, and FO
founts by El, 11.'proir at $1,95;
jiticis-7744 teCelptiaciiitiniq've.ry light, but there
la Mieigoii4ealtidde 44, few wint•a by butcher,.
.iberavu not • single sato repotted; and we °Mai
iietently.;omie quotations,
1301cei wilt be found an accurate Riot of the ides for
the week •at both the tretert and Morgan Yards
!O•Plimptirey, , ' , 14 $3B per head.
.0 NV Ploragomuy, 54 37
111 Gramm, • 13 17
J I: Dye 15 32
P Harteriell, 17' 41 "
A- Snyder, 34 • - 42 "
Harks 8 Traunuan, • 104 5 4 , 50 (43.75 per cwt.
W J Lafferty; 212.5043.75
Ch. Thayer.. do 2, 25 54 3 , 25 " "
,E Whlttleeey, 21 2,50-
.1 Rathbun, 21. 2,50 - '
J Tuner, • 171 , 50 E 13 ,5 0 "
8 11 Oluye, 17
W 8 T O 16 2 . 5 80 3 , 50 "
JB HBB -.: 88 ~. 3 .2503.60 "
Myers &Bro,
2 , 25 04 5 0 " "
• • .CISCINHATI—rza Crt6rie-60 bbl. whisky, Jno
Black; 14 do do, Rota Bell; 100 do do, Lambert
Bhlpton; 101 do do, Dant Wallace; 100 do do, W Ben
nett; 100 do doi 8 llcCeickert A co; 92 do do, 8 Lo
link; 50 do do,EH Myern 50 de do. J P Mclntyre;
1U bbl. bangs, Locescowitco; 15' bbl. tobacco, 2 to-
bacco finishers, 3 do pus, J A Bunke; 2 hu
Torrinee et McGarr; 2do W L Hazlett; 12 bgs
bap; J Macron; 100 Nils willow. , DMA Dickey;
Hrdoz broomallekomaker 6 Lang; 12 bag medi
cines B A Fahnestcckt 5 libds hams, 5 Wad°, (Jolliet
Tried; 55 bbl. scrap iron, tog 6 Paloter; 82 bas,S
croffee; D Gotta :doff, 10 to trams, Jackson 6 Town
tend; 12 eks salt cats, Pena fails co; 11 carboys, o v,
Painter, Hackett & co; 4 bgs feathers, , 'Danningbata
41. co; 40 big lemons, W L Down; 2 to cky beef, B
'Gibbon 6 co; 1 pump and `valve, libixiat 6 Verner;
105 km soap, Tons) Cooper; 140 empty oil bbl., A D
Mltkr; 1149 bp wheat, it T Emittedy b roe. 6hu
mdse, 3 bbla whisky, Si bake cotton, 15 bales hat-
Hog, 40 bale hair, 100 bbl. font, DM bp whaat,
Clarke* co; 152 bbliterlask, 5 tea lard, 5 bbis do,
consignee. •
"A. Lticot.a."
IVBXELLNG—rza IiDaLIYA-520 bbl. flour, 172
akes wheat, 7 do Tool, Clarke 10o; 100 bblit whisky,
Lambert, Sh!Sr:ma - co; 60 do do, J Boyd; 40 do do,
Maker & Bre; . 50 do do, JPP O4 do do,
Deal Wallsoe63odo do; J McNickle; bblu alcohol,
labsuntock &co , 00 to hams, Knox 1 Parker;
10 bbla llour,l do eggs, 1, to meat, John Herbert;
Liartk wares, 1 1 M 607; 1 bbl bottles J •Bnßrim;
1 box, elder, 'W ..Ednuondm 1 crate bottles,
Means &
C0111n135 oil bbli; John Ritchie 25 pkgs sundrlet,
.21olverclIcKtbben; I yawl, 111 0, boat, J B Snead.
The weather yesterday wan dandy and warm, with
. hvilcations of rain, which would be veryacceptable
jtist now to our stiataboattaen.: The river continues
to, fell 'slowly With foil three feet, reported an Glees
Reuse Illiideieeterchey by Dlr. John *bite pilot of
- the pitizen was very doll at lb. wharf
yesterday, with light receipts and limited shipments.
Miss,FlOrvilice and Marmon No. 2, forift.' Loots, and
yenitiges, fee Louisville. are the only. beats that are
"Ong< . The balance an Laid op on account of low
rater, while some - are undergoing repairs....—. The
Jse. Moats, from' Rtemberaville, Minerva, from
Witeeling and Citizen t from Cincinnati, arrived yei
terday. Ateans , lias
.been by the
.NOrtberz Line, packet company, and will be placed in
:rho Upperlldissialppi River trade Capt. lames Rob
ln'Son formerly of the Denmark, will have command
of, ber----....The Exchange from St. Laois, is doe
here to-day—.--..TheSt. Lout was hard - aground. at
'Ciasii Hansa yesterday," but it was thought that &be
wOfillfget pier after lighting.. The Farthing& stack
id,the mime place doringliredneaday night, but was
palled off by the Citizen yesterday.
roe CINCINIATI alto Lolll3llll.g.—The duet
and light draught atearnstr.Verusaga, Capt. Reese, is
announced to lease AS above this. evening. Peron
gen and'ihlppers 'Oen rely on the yelping°, going
ttpough ydth dispatch. .
. ,
fon 82 , . Ulnae- Tba ne w anerclegan iMarmora No.
2, ()apt; McDonald, will probably be ready to Dare
tbla craning. - Itprpiarangent In ta Wet has nasal ,
Puled ngeorOmouttons And abe can take a - llttle more
tr iig l it......, ' . - .. . 1 •
,
Toy: WuzzLlNa-.—Tbe Science. Copt; aro. W. Joha
'atom's thoWtmoliog packet for too -day, leaving at
•
VOR LOIIIS.The sae ik ak
.112 etetimet, =CHANGE. CAP , . W
4tsavralt, will leave u above ow TLISIIDex
Eclat, at 4 o'eleelt
./tor freight or pagealps apply
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The - National Tag AW
OFFICIAL.
LAWS OF THE UNItED STATES. '
Tossed at the Second Bunion of the Thirty
seventh Congress. '
[Ponttc—No. 97=antinuedfrom nattily
• Noiwing's 'Gazette.]
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Sec. 2.5. And be it farther' enacted, That
If any collector shall fail either to collect
or render' his anoint, or to pay over in
the manner or within the' times hereinbe
fore proVided, it shall 'be the ',law' ofiftil
First CoMptroller of the. Treasury, aid lie
is hereby authorized - and required,imite-
Lintel.) , after" inch :delincinency,-to repert
J im,
Treasury,the eamo:to the :Solicit° of the , Treasury,
who,; than ; issue a. w rrant .of i distress
against such dellnquen collector and his
sureties, directed to the rshal:ef the die- .
trict, therein expressin the amount of the
taxes . with'' which the said
..colleCtor' is
chargeable;*Ond the stitrac if - any, which
have - been paid. ' And;the said marshal
shall himself; orby his deinty,immidiately
proceed to; levy and celled the
~ sum which
may remain due,- by distress and Sale of
the goods,.and . chattels, or. any other per
sonal effects : of the delinquent. collector,
giving atleast Live dayenotice-of the time
and place of sale in the manner'provided
bylaw for advertising . sales 'of personal
property on execution in thii . t3tatir wherein'
such - collector resides; . and 'furthernore,
if swill, goods , chattle4end - effecti cannot.
'be &Cad sufficient to.satiify the , said, war
rant, the said marshal or his deputy shall
and may Treceed to levy and collect- the'
'sum which remains: due, by distress and
sale of the goods and chattels, or any pert
sonaU effects, of the. surety-or sureties of
the delinquent coffeetoii giving moth* as
hereinbefore provided. And the bill:of
sale of the officer of any goods, chattels,
or other personal property, distrained and
sold as aforesaid, shall be conclusive evi
dence of. title to the purchaser, and prima
facia evidence of the right of the officer to
make such sale, and of the correctness
of his proceedings in selling the same.
And for want of goods and chattels, or
other personal' effects of such collector or
his sureties, sufficient to satisfy any war
rant'of distress; teemed puiscant to the Pro
ceding section of this act, the hail and
real estate of 'euch collector and his sure,
ties, or so much thereof is may be necee.
lazy for satisfying the said warrant, after
being advertised for at least three weeks in
not less 'than three public.. places in the
collection district, and in one newspaper
printed in the county or district, if any
i ll
there be, prior - to the reposed time of sale,
may and shall be sol at public auction by
the marshal Or his de ' tyorho, upon such
sale, shall, as such marshal or deputy
marshal, make and deliver to the pur
chaser of the premises so sold a deed-of:
conveyance thereof, to be executed , and
acknowledged in the manner and form
prescribed by the laws of the State in ,
which said lands are situated; which said
died so made shall invest the purchaser
with all the title ,and interest of the de
fendants named in said warrant existing at
the time of seizure thereof. And all mon
eys that may remain of the proceeds, of
such sale,after satisfying the said warrant
of distress, and paying the reasonable costs
and charges of sale, shall be. returned to
the proprietor of the lands or real estate as
aforesaid.
•
Sec. 26. And be it further enacted, That
each and every collector, or his deputy,
who shall exercise or be guilty of any ex
tortion or wilful oppression, under color of
this act, or shall knowingly . demand Other
or greater sums than shall bo authorized
by this act, shall be, liable to pay arum
not exceeding double the amount of dam
ages accruing to the party injured, to be
recovered by and for the nee of the party
injured, with stets of suit, and shall be
.dismissed from office, and be disqualified
from holding such office thereafter; Land
each and every collector, or his deputies,
shall give receipts for all MIMS by them
collected and retained in pursuance of, this
act.
Sec. 27. And be itfortAcr enocto4 That
a collector or deputy ,collector, assessor or
assistant assessor, shall be authorized to
enter, in the daytime, any brewery, distil
lery, manufactory, building, or place where
any property, articles, or objects, eubject to
duty or taxation under the provisions of
this act, are made, produced, or kept, with
in his district, so fares itmay beneceseary
for the purpose of examining said property,
articles, or , objects, or inspecting the, ao;
counts required by this act from time to
time to be made. And every owner of such
brewery, distillery, manufactory, building,
or place, or persons having the agency or
superintendence of the same, who shall re
fuse to admit such officer, or to suffer him
to examine said property, articles, "or '
,'
or toinspect sai4 accounts, shall; for
every such refusal, forfeit and'pay the eum
of five hundred dollars.
Sec. 28. And be it further enacted, That
if any person shall forcibly obstruct or
hinder a collector or deputy collector in
the execution of thia act, or of any power
and authority hereby vested in him, or
shall forcibly rescue, or cause to be rescued,
any property, articles, or objects, after the
imp shall have been seized by him; or
shall attempt or endeavor so to do, the per
son so offending shall, for every- such of
fence, forfeit and pay the sum of five•htin
deed dollars.
Ssc. 29. And be it further enacted, That
in case of the sickness or temporary disa
bility of a 'collector to discharge such of
his duties as cannot under existing laws
be discharged by a deputy, they may Ds
devolved by him upon ono of hLi deputies:
Provided, That information thereof be
im
mediately communicated to the Secretary
of the Treasury, and shall not be disap
proved by him: Andproticledforther, That
the 'responsibility of the collector or his
sureties to the United States shall not be
affected or impaired thereby.
Sec. 80. And be it further enacted, That
in case a collector shall die, resign, or be
removed, the deputies of ouch collector
shall continue to act until their:Successors
are appointed ; and the deputy of such col
lector longest in 'service at the. time imme
diately preceding may and shall, until
successor shall be appointed, discharge
till the duties of said collector; and for
the official acts and defaults of such dep
uty a remedy shall be bad on tho official
bond of the collector, as in other cases;
and of Awe or more deputy collectors, ap.
pointed on the same day, the ono residing
nearest the residence of the collector at the
time of his death, resignation, or removal,
shall in like manner discharge the said
duties until the appointment of a successor;
and 'any bond or security taken of such
deputy by such collector, pursuant to the
fifth section of this sot, shall be available
to his heirs or representatives to indemnify
them for loss or damage accruing from any
act of the proper deputy so continuing or
so surceeding to the duties of such collector.
Sec. 81. And be it further enacted, That
it than be the duty of the collsetors afore.
'said or their deputies, in their respoctlve
districts, and they'are hereby authorised
to collect all the duties and taxes imposed'
by this act, however the same may :tte des
ignated, and to prosecute for the recovery
of the some, and for the recov e ry Of any
ium or sums, which maybe 'forfeited
by virtue "of this sot; end all, tines,
;smelliest, and forfeitures of the same,
which may be inourredor impelled by virtue
of this act, shall and may be aced for and
recovered, in the DIM of the United State;
or' of the collector within whose district
any snoh tine, penalty, or forfeiture shall
have been incurred, in any proper forin.ef
sale; or by any appropriate formof pro
deeding, before any circuit' or district court
of the United States for the district within
which said fine, penalty, or forfelUire may
bare been incurred, or before any, other
court of competentjttrisdlollon,_ . and,
where not otherwise and dial : ltalie' Pro'
tided for, one moiety thereitt,thitll be to
the use of the United States, and the Oka:
moiety thereof to the Ewe of the open: •
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,
who, if a collector or deputy Collector,
.shall first inform of the: cam% zentter, or
'thing whereby any sock fine, pensit7, or
forfeiture was incurred;
...Rso 32. Ant ke;,it Idea? r enacted, 'That
if any person, in any cape, matter, hearing
or other pro ceeding in which an oath or
affirmation shall be_ required to betake n or
administered under and by virtue Ofthis
act; shall, upon the taking of such 411th or
affirmation, knowingly and willingly swear
Or affirm . falsely, every person so offending
shall be deemed guilty of perjury, and
shall, on conviction thereof, be subject to
'like punishreent and penalties now pro
,iided by the laws of the United States for
the crime of -perjury.
Sec. 33. And; be it further enacted, Thmt
separate isecounts shall be kept at )the
Treasury of all moneys received from in
ternal duties or taxes in each of the re4iec
live States, Territories, and 'collection die
trieta ; and that separate accounts shall be
kept of the amount of each species of duty
or tax that shall accrue, so as to exhibit,
Fifer as maybe, the amount eollected,ftrom
each source of revenue, with the, moneys
paid to the collectors and deputy colleetors,
and to-the other officers employed ` in each
of the respective States"; Territories, and
collection districts, an abstract id' tabular
form of which accounts it shall be the duty
of the Secretary of the Treasury, annually,
in the month of December, to lay before
Congress.
SEC. 34. And be it
_farther enacied, That
there shall be allowed to the collectors ap
pointed under this act, in fall odmpensa
tion for their services and that.; of their
'deputies in carrying this act into effect, a
commission of four per centum upon the
first hundred thousand dollars, and two
per centum upon all sums above , one bun
tired thousand dollars; such commissions
to be computed upon the amounts by them
respectively paid over and accounted for
under the instructions of the Treasury
Department: Provided, That in no case
shall Buell commissions exceed the sum of
ten thousand dollars per annum, except 'as
hereinafter provided. And there shall be
further allowed to each collector his :meet
eary • and reasonable charges for' station
ery and blank books used in the peifor
utance of his official duties, which, after
being duly examined and certified by, the
Commissioner of Internal Revenue, shall
be. paid ant of the Treasury.: Avoided,
That the Secretary of the Treasury bel au
thorised to make such farther allowan4e ae
may be reasonable in cases which, from the
territorial extent of the district, or from
the amount of internal duties collected, it
may seem just to make such allowance;
bgt the whole compensation shall not; ex
ceed ten thousand dollars, except , in col
lection districts embracing more than one
Congressional district
Sec. 35. And be it farther enacted, That
when any duty or tax shall have been paid
by levy and distraint, any person or per
sona or party who may feel aggrieved
- thereby may apply to the assessor of the
district for relief, and ex.Mbitsuch evidence
as he, she, or they May have of the wrong
done, or supposed to have been' thine, and
after a full investigation the assessor shall
report the case, with such parts at the evi
dence as he may judge material, including
also such as may be regarded material by
the party aggrieved, to the Commissioner
of Internal Revenue, who may, if it shall
be tirade to appear to him that such duty
or tax was levied or collected, in *hole or
la part, wrongfully or unjustly, certify !the
amount wrongfully and unjustly levied or
collected, and the same shall be refunded
and paid to the person or persons or pirty
at aforesaid, from any moneys in the Treas
ury not otherwise appropriated, upon ;the
presentation of such certificate to the pro.'
per officer thereof.
in all cues Of distraint and sale of goods,
or chattels, for non-payment of taxes pro
sided for in this act, the bill Of. sale of
such goods, or chattels given by an officer
making such sale to the purchaser thereof
shell be conclusivii evidence of the right of
the officer to make such sale, , and of :the
correctness of his proceedings in : selling
thO same.
Sec. 37. And be it further enacted, That
if for any cause, at any time after this act
goes into operation, the laws of the; United
States cannot be executed in a State or
Territory of the United States, or any part
thereof, or within the District of Columbia;
it Shall be the duty of the President, and
be is hereby authorized, to proceed to er
emite the provisions of this'act within'the
Itmits of such State or Territory, or part
thereof, or District of ColuMbia, so soon as
the aathority of the United States therein
GUN be reestablished, and to collect)the
sums which would have been due from the
persons residing or holding property; goods,
wares, or merchandise, objector article
liable to any , duty, license, or tax, With in
tartlet at the rate of six per centimt per
annum thereon from the time such duty,
Hoehn, or tax ought to have been paid
until paid in,the .manner and underthe
regelations prescribed in this act, so far
as, kpplizable, and where not applicable
the assessment and levy shall be made and
the time and manner of collection regnlated
by the instructions and directions of the
Commissioner of Internal Revenue, under
the direction • of the Secretary of the
Sec. 88., And he it further enacte4 That
the officers who may be appointed under
this'act, except within those districts *Rh
in any State or Territory which have` been
or May be otherwise specially provided for
by law, shall be' nd hereby are authorized,
in all cases where the paymeit of such tax
has hot been assumed by the State, to per
for * all duties relating to or regarding
the assessment and.chUection tittle direct
tax imposed by an act entitled "An act to
Provide increased ,r43Y013120 from imports,
to pay interest on the public debt, and for
other perposes," approved August fifth,
eighteen hundred and 'sixty-one, or any
direct tat which maybe hereafter enacted:
Provided, That the - BUM of. nineteen 'thou
sand!threeltundreti and twelve dollars, di
rect tax,laid upon the Territory of Nebras
ka by said act, shall be paid and satisfied
by deducting said amount from the appro
priation for legislative expenses of the
Territory of Nebraeka'for the year ending
thirtMth of- June, eighteen hundred 'and
Sixty4hrSie ; and' no' further' laim shall be
Madelby said Terrihiry for legislative ,ex
pauses for - said Year: ;Tiedided ; furthir;
That the State of Tennessee shall have until
the first, day of Deeember !next to assume
the payment ck her portion-of the tax
, , 4P111.1111, ALINDSPORTER.
Sec. 89. :incl be, it further muted, That
it shell be the duty of the collectors, within
their respective districts, to grant licenses
for distilling, which licenses ahall contain
the date thereof,. and the sum paid, and the
time when the same will expire, and shall
begranted Co any person being 0 resident
of the, United Stately who shill desire - the
same, by application, in writing, to such
collector, upon payment of the sum or ditty
payable by this act upon each liceese re 7
quested. And at the time of applying for
said Items°, and before the same is issued,
the person ,so applying shall give band- to
the United States in such sum as shall be
required by the collector, and with one or
more'snretiet to be approved by said col
lector, oondltaoned that in erase any addi
tional still or stills, or other implements to
be ueed as aforesaid, shall be erected . by
him, his agent or superintendent, he will
before using, or causing or permitting the
same to be need; report 'in writing to the
the said collector the capacity thereo4 and
information from time to time of any change
in the form, capacity, or oernershlp, agency,
Or 'superintendence, which all or either of
the said stills or other implements may
undergo; and that he will, from day to day,
enter, or cause to be entered in a book to
kept for that purpose, the number of
lens of spirits that may be distilled by Ladd
still or stills, or other implements, And,
also of the quantities of, grain or other
vegetable productions, or otbe substances
put into the mash tub, or- otherwise used
byldm, his agent, or superintendent, for the
ppeortupsoaee of• producing spirits, 'which said
t 6sskibW bee
. tit W times &Ding the
v.•..?; • :
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--day (Sundays excepted) tn the inspection
of the said collector, who may mate any
memorandums for 'transcripts therefrom:
and that he will-rendertothesaid collector,
on the firet, tintli,initt lweitieth days of
each month, or within - five days thereafter,
during the continuance af - said linear; an
'exacraecantit,' in Writing, 'taken - from Ma
hooks, of the number - of gallons - of apiriti
distilled; and sold,. or removed for, COUSWEip-
Lion OPitiric by him , hie agent; or superin
tendent, and the proof thereof, and also of
the quantities of - grain ''or other vigetable
prodnetiqn,•orothor • sebstances, put into
the mash Cub, ,Or otherwise used by him,
hisagent, or superiniehdent, forthe,pur
poe of producing .
spirits, for the period or
fractional parf'of it' month then next' prii
cedin the date Of said rOpint, which said
repor shall be verified by affidavit in the
ma r prescribed by this act; and that
ho w' I not'sell or permit. to be sold, or re
mov" I for consumption or site, any spirits
distilled by him under' and by virtue of
said license, until the same shalt have been
inspected, gauged, and- proved; and the
quantity thereof duly entered upon hie
books as aforesaid ; : and that he will, at
the time of rendering said account, pay to.
the said collector the duties which by this
act are imposed on the spirits so distilled;
and the said bond may be renewed or
changed, from time to time, in regard to
the amount and sureties thereof, according
to the discretion of the collector.
Sec. 40. And be it further enacted, That
the application in writing made by any
person for a license for distilling, as afore
saidohall state the place of distilling, the
number and capacity of the still or stills,
boiler or boilers, and the name of the per
son, ; firm,. company, or corporation using
the seine; and any person making a false
statement in either of the said particulars
shall forfeit and pay the sum of one hun
dred dellais, tube recovered With costs of
suit.
Seo: 41. And be it further enacted, That
it addition to_ the duties payable for
licenses herein provided, -there shall be
paid, on all spirits that mg be distilled
and sold, or removed for consumption or
sale, of first proof, on and, after the first
day of'August, eighteen hundred and sixty
two, the duty of twenty cents on each 'and
every. gallon, which shall be paid by the
owner, agent, or superintendent of the still
or other vessel in which the said spirituous
liquors shall have been distilled; which
duty shall be paid at the time'of rendering
the accounts of spirituous liquors so
chargeable with duty, required to be ren
dered by this act: Provided, That the duty
on spirituous liquors and all other spir
ituotfit beverages enumerated in this sat
shall be collected at no lower rate than the
basis of first proof, and shall be increased
in proportion for any greater strength thai
the strength of proof.
Sec. 42. And be it further enacted, That
the term first proof used in this act and
in section six of the act of Match second,
eighteen hundred and sixty-One, entitled
"An act to provide for the payment of out-•
standing Treasury notes, to- authorize a
loan, to regulate and fix the duties on im
ports, and' for other purposes," shall be
construed and is hereby declared to mean
that proof of a liquor which 'corresponds
to fifty degrees of TralleS contesimal hy
drometer, adopted by regulation of the
Treasury Department, of• August twelfth,
eighteen hundied and fifty, at the tem
perature of sixty degrees of Fahrenheit's
thermometer; and that in reducing the
temperatures-to the standard of Sixty, and
in levying duties on liquors above and be.
low proof, the table of commercial values,
contained in the manual for inspectors of
spirits,' prepared by Professor AlcCulloh,
under the superintendence of Professor
Bache, and adopted by the Treasury De
partment, shall be used and taken as giving
the proportions of absolute alcohol in the
liquids gauged and proved according to
which duties'shall be levied.
Sec. 48. And be it further enaeud, That
there shall be designated by the collector
in every assessment district where the same
shall be necessary one or more inspectors,
who shall take an oath faithfully to per
form their duties in such form as the Com
miseioner - of Internal 'Revenue shall pre
scribe, and who shall be entitled to receive
such fees as may 'be fixed and prescribed
by said commissioner. And all spirits dis
tilled as aforesaid by any person licensed
as aforesaid shall, before the same is used,
or removed for consumption,, or sale, be
inspected, ganged and proved b'y
.soms per
son so as aforesaid'desigiated for the per
formance of such datieti, and who shall
mark upon the cask or package containing
such spirits, in a manner, to be prescribed
by said commissioner, the quantity and
proof of the contents of such cask or pack
age, with the date of inspectiOn and the
name of the inspector. ; And any person
'who shall attempt fraudulently lo evade the
payment of duties upon Zany spirits dis
tilled as aforesaid, by changing in any
manner the mark upon any such cask or
package, shall forfeit the isum of five hun
dred dollars for each cask or -.package so
altered or changed; to be recovered as
hereinbefore provided. And the. fees of
such inspector shall in all cases.be paid by
• the owne r of the spirits so inspected, ganged,
and proved. And any stich inspector who
shall knowingly put open any such cask
or package any false or fraudulent mark
shall be liable to the same penalty herein
before provided for each cask or package so
fraudulently marked. And any person
Who shall use any cask or packade so
marked, for the purpose of selling spi r it s
of a quality different from that so inspect
ed, shall be subject to a. like penalty for
each cask or package so used.
Sec. 44. And be it 'entity enacted, That
the - owner or owner& of any distillery may
erect, at his or their owwespentie, aware
house of iron, stone, brick, with Metal or
other fire-preef roof, to be contiguous to
such distillery; and such warehOuse, when
approved "by. 'the collector, is hereby de
clared a bounded warehouse of the United
Ste*, and ishall be used' only for storidg
diritilled spirits, and to be under, the custo
dy .of the , collector or his deputy. And
the duty on the spirits stored in such ware
house shall be paid when'and as it is sold
or removed from suish warehousefor sale.
Sec. 45. And be - it further eseited; That
every person who, on the first day of Att
-gust, eighteen hundred and siitptwo, shall
be the owner of any still,' boiler, or other
Veisei r need or intended to;bie ,. need for the
,prirpese of distilling spirituous .liquors, as
'nerciebefore, , provided, or , who. Shall have
4140411; bolter, or ether utider
.superintendence, either as agent for the
owner or on his own account, and ,every
person 'Who,. after Said day, Stall:nee or in
-:end to use any still, boiler, or other vessel,
as aforesaid, either as owner, agent, or
othererise,. obeli from day to day Mahe, true.
tind'eSaat entry,' or cause to be entered, in
boOk to bit:kept by him for "that purpose;
`the number of gallons of spirituous liqUort
- distilled by him, itrid also the number 'of
&lone sold or removed for consumption or
sale,, and the proof „thereof, whielt,book •
Ashlar a lways' be open in. the daytinte, p3pu,
days excepted,) Who may take
.any,
utetcni
:M emorandutee," cir . transcri p t, thereOf,,
and all render to said collector ort the'
'first,: tenth, and twentieth thiyii of each'
and - every month in each year, 'or within
live - biye. thereafter, a general account in
writing, taken from his books, of the num
* of gallons of spirituous distilled
'and:sold; or • removed , for consumption on
I :sale,:- and. the :proof, ..therinf, forthe.period
or' fractional pint -.Pf .inontlt preceding.
said - dap, ,nor for such portion_ thereof as
May have elapsed : from-the. :date of :sal&
entry and - repOrt.' t.he 'Old& 'day Whieh,
Shell' 'pest ensue; 'and'. shall ists4;i
tisok.or *Ai,' in - a form te_lie prescribed ;
by . the.:PailimisSlOMM..lltiattalllestenue,
ettd:o $e PittitTat seasonable for
inspection; by the: 'collector, and assessor of
the diserso4.,wherein.shall be entered, Item:
dayte day, the quantities of grain, or Misr.
vegetable. prodnotions,i.or 'other substances
put inki the mash , tub by • hini;:,
'or ta . krizitendenf;-' far dui jai:7(ol'9f 3n*'
l iincing spirits;tuck verify isinakto
1414414, the"iaidontifes,.repprte;:beehs,:
and general Miectitrite,' hy...Millt. Pr, aifinma-.
4inn,. to ' be. taken. hefOttls ~.ioU.tx!ton.::.or
some other officer authOrized by the laws of
th e state to Adzialterthiiiiimi, aecording
to the form required-by-this act, where the
mama is piestribedp mud' Shall allio pay to
the collector .the ditties this act
ought to. be paid=on. spirituo'utliquori eo
distilled and sold,. or reniovadlarconstunp.
tion or sale, .And, itu,seld ~: a ccettrits . men-,
tioned, at the time of rerideririgan - account
thereof
ffee. 46. AnA be it further ',eryietec4, That
the eblleCtor of any district may grant'
petznit to the owner Or berriere of inf'dhr 7;
tillery within his :district , to - eind or ship
any spirits, thi - product of said vlistilleryi
after the quantity, pad , proof thereof shall
hire 'teen.lascertalied::by ,ilspeetiOp act+
cording to thetioiislons ottftrai i i4c, - .41*,t
place 4. l rizlioAC - 04 - (r. 4ll striortit l 4, MIA- the
Valuta 'Atiteet std. iri such case . .:the ' , bill of
lading dr: receipt
forni as the` COrtindseloner
enue may 'direct) :of the: Beane shall•• be
taken in ther'nftie of the collycter,of the,
district 'iti'„irbtCh the:: dist il ler:) ,
anii the :spirits:, aforesaid shall be ;' - con
signed,- nu* bill, 4 lading or reekipt;to.
the,;, 4611 !0.4k . "of the i.titeriin; ill which the:
place is situate, whither the spirits is :sent _
or shipped; and ihCainount of, duti e s
said - spirliet stated.in the reoetpti.
and upon the 'arrival of the spirits, and'
upon the derinsird of the collector aforesaid,;
the ag4ii.",:of the; distillery , Carid the 'name'
of the agent,•:for the convenience of the,'- ,
collector; thelf.altitty&ePpenr in the bill of.„
lading or,r,e4qfpt) shill pay the, duties upon.
the said spirits, with the expense of frets?
and every ether expense which has elite '
thereupon 10,a 0? }said collector, , upon e
payment. of .the duties aforesaid,' shall
the bill 'ef i dadinir or receipt :and the,
spirits to:UM:agent - Of Pahl ; and
if the duties are not paid as aforesaid; then :
the said spirits shall he stored at'the rick
and cost of the owner or agent thereof,
who shall pay an addition of ten'Per centiim
thereupon; and allure general provisions
of this act, in reference to liens, penalties,
and forfeitures, as slip in reference to the
colleetion, shall apply thereto, and be en
forced by the collector of the _district .in
which the spirits may be: Provided, That
no permit !MS, be granted, tinder this sec-,,
tion, fora quantity lase than filly, barrels :
And provide' d further, That 'the_ Commis
sioner of Internal Revenne, under- the 'di
rection of the Secretary of the Treasury,
may make each firther regulatiOns rind re
quire• such further securities 'as he may
deem proper in order toprideit the revenue
and - to carry out the spirit and intent of
this section.
Sec. 47. And bait further enacted, That
distilled spirits may be removed from the
place of manufacture for the purpose of
being exported or for the purpose of being
redisatilled for export, and refined coal oil
may be removed for the" purpose of being
exported, after the quantity of spirit/ or oil
so removed shill have bean ascertained by
inspection, according to the provisions of
this act, upon and with the written per
mission of the collector or deputy collector
Of the district, without payment of the
ditties thereon previous to such removal,
the owner thereof havirig.first given bond
to the United States, with sure ,
ties, in the manner and form and tinder
regulations prescribed by the Conuidaelontu‘
of Internal Revenue, sand in at '
~least
double the amount of said duties, to export
the said spirits or off oil or pay the duties
thereon within such time as may, be , pre, -
scribed by the Commissioner, which time.
shall be- dated in said :bond:, ?raided,
That any person desiringto give sueh bond
alien first make - oath;, litifOre the collector
or deputy collector to *lipid he ay apply
Tor a permit to remove any true spirits or
oil, in manner and form to be prescribed
by said Commissioner, that he intends to
export such liquor° or oil, and that he de
ems to obtain said Permit for , no other pur
pose whatever; and any collector or deputy
collector is hereby authorised to administer
such oath; And provided,further, That no
such removal dell be permitted where the
amount of duties does not exceed three
hundred dollar; nor in any, case where the
person deairing such wird:mien bas failed
to perform the obligation of and bond pre,:
viously given to the United States for the
removal of any such articles, until the same
shall have leen fully ke p t and; performed.
And the . colleator of theistrict in :high
anY such bond may be given is authorised
to cancel said bond ea payment of Bald'
duties, with interest thereon, at. • rat& to
fixed by said • Commissioner, and all
proper charges, if said liquors oil eliat
not have_ been exported, pr upon satisfac
tory proof that the name have' been duly'
exported as aforesaid. And in ,Ceia.Of . the
brelich of the obligation of any-such bond,.
the same shall be forthwith forwarded by
they collector of the - district to the Com
missioner of Internal Revenue; to be : by
him placed in the hands of the First Comp
troller of the Treaaury, who shall cause the
same proceedings •lobe taken - thereon, for
the purpose of collecting the. duties, inter-'
est,, and charges aforesaid, as are provided
in t his act in ease of a delinquent collector.
[ACT To' ET. costrnexna' •
DIRSOLVTIO4II73,
D s°
LIITION OF PAIVIVERS)3II'.
«Map tiartaerehip heeetercice existing between
JOBIIIIA RHODES sad ,TAH. D. prat= t thli
hay diesolted by aintual. , cobeent• •Tlther&tter
will bee the came of the arm settling tip bled
wwa., Rang& IMOD
JAM:S.D.:VOIR ,•
in i retiring trete the litewintStialta cheat
tally recommend lay bream partner to my tritely
end the Wale. • I JAM :8 -MNBEEt, •
J 62,13119 . RHODES, (successor
Anodes t Verner,) will continue the BRZWING
and 14.LIING BUSINZ&S at the el.d.etrod,oxrror
Dagagne Way and Harken Alley, sararpocifally
soak:lbis ecetWasnceof ths - pabl!crp,tiozip Po Ift.
orally bets wed ea tholstellrin: • • ' •
JOSHUA MODS&
Pittabi3iiik, Jali lot, . . .
*LEY, F 0 13,E10
PLUMBERS,
Oka kND
STEAM TITTER%
1.92 5711SZT:NLAIL 811111V111110
TAIIKIP:AND AGITATORS, in
Iteattarlir,..llaed la the mast , din
macaw.
• 80111161 tittai up with bet luta
water He the beat etyle,.erith alt
modern. .haproveittantei , - HATA
WASH STAIPS.CLOSZIV3DINAJ
. .
A large assortment of inateitilii - slenic , on band.
• d for,oolo on ronoonablo term • --A10•
N
MON —TO FRO? • . • OW;
./A .111 THE CITY tor Pirreatneam:Quf
those Ito ban d toy lb . @meth Inotoll.'
mono of their , Grading nod Paftg daweemeaVerst
hetet.' attileathititthel Volttotwehionteloww
sea , *il i z u r rm unm•disor and 11.
oamota all"arieule that he statultajt meld It
doki.zpru 11d,18411 • ZIOHZAHN
A(.4RI), --We would. sespeettbily in-'
am ;Rim& otut the that *Omni
Mu rod, and oat now owe tbs
OA tier ielactat .stocki 68.:13111111 1 S t
psi Nm;' OILS, HYZATurs, praruiror,
TANGY ARTIOLIA 'to, 444 to" timid fa the
city, whits we arp-priparedlo Imalzetarittike 'to
out eagomers, it low norm, ottrotairo stock Wag
twinaht caoktrom AM balsa: _
woonsuaca.wAUACll. -
306 Meaty itnegt.'_:
dy
booK Egg 4
t do Hung'
• 18
bbiL tiew.ol.l.Barrew
Aid br by • • 013 L. EL VOIGT 100,
CS bbls. Lnbeleatlir
10 'do
Wait
souut orr. - woms 0o 4 .
St. Ohdr sow tholtrldso:
tillI01Sti:o. AND: •thitiP • r
kr , ...1a briakiby •
una • N lath YAYIS at int'
"axcith.-Aizotbar lw ire:dna asal•
W. P. WARSHALL.• W• • • Wm*, •
11,fer e nantitie' e
Mutt, by SOWN
•I'MALLS—a• •• • "••adsot4;
*.at • 3O '* ..
- •
.14 4,41
PROPOSaILLE4
cis
or- eitatiag th var ' miss.
CHlMETTS.reeketxnnisexilanaid as
etteb„.lllbe nee red by,tba Water ,
._ am
antiLJULT Nth. ISCLft-trolltlinirs Deny E.
rear, and a inicir-Ovaturroasibasraiki-be
sepatebt. - Wiz e te rd . the 'did' tediens cif
... ar k, ,41, tannin:Lint tble ain Jte
obtaineit on applleattontalbs Water
Or abgineOr ag , , Char/COMM. ikaallak , Satifir
requlredreoinCee . rtor+l;.:disp The Conunlesioners
room the ht ~te_eoesct Utak scopsoloshikb.
tinder - all arm ' -their deem meet berorabbe
IQ the tetereita rear Ati-, eit to stied an seopsests
dram&
For Water Oomintertoners. ' '
, IDWARDMI.WILCNCS, Merman— -
O. L. SUMMON, Chief Ingineer C. W.. 19.
,
Alts
00 IniniadOnerg eV. Alai= that ebi;
time tor vomiting Proaiwah tor Pumpteutinglan
extended to JULY lettr ISA and for all other par
gloms of the warkr to - J9LT - Sit4ille2, when the
bids will be °paid sad a tweet of pt.:winless&
on the books of thr.Coteratatienwe, who larthottre.
.ernOX.l l fA i tot Ult./Rai suicitibetr dation;
it and Oot tffaC lb* Oalotatteloaett de. not
Oti• tehlila ca of estaatioa at the
time; *Fy riglFr',b.foinumr imitattlseitiate
for pn • JgDWARD ;LAWRENCE, C6u4ralia.
C4rleitewn, !MT Pltaltiltte•det
JfILWELL4AWOUS.
•
ATATIONAL LOAN -L--Puranuait . 10 in- ,
istructlODl time thy Seereioo7 of ' lbe Tr wsil
A book will be opened on the 27rn DAT OF JON;
Mt, at the oleos- of Lianas: Halt a cornet Of •
Wood and Third. streets, Pittsburgh. Peansyffsn's., —
loi sobscriptiono, under. my suceriatendenesaot U. •
15. , Coupon or litevlstered goods, rodeeniabls at ths -
pleasant of the Mewl etalea sea eve years,asppsy
able in twenty years from date; and bearing Intoned •
at the rate of six pereentanuCerabio RZAIAAWi
tO be isms& nod= In. Act of; Votenory Ady,
Tlowto Bonds, 4 42 0 HAY 70, tfiG2s will =hen= in
sittai of - 11141 loss, On! Una= Dollars,'-li ve tfundeso2,Do and , Dna . Thousand Dollars.. dio
vaseription f eel tarillfty Dollars. AAr for any
fraction of that nue can he received. thibecripeons,
for Nifty sr OIL H undred Dollars mast
lime of sobscribion. in the U.S. Do=thin Mei, -
and the accamtdated Demon from tin of
lad; In eolo l inbscripecios Gar a larger tam may, at •
thi Y B °F bli
tbors.Doht 0t.th0. 7711 0r 01 : -
Oohs. =at lb/vein* of .o in
twenty. aadynadkint *lay dap ..Pro ,
la sided ,that to =runt shoe be ,sea than NUL, DolJ
Defalcates will be sesta= in diclhaehs to Inbeerl•
bars for the amounts so paid, the original of which
the antocnbor will traname by mall to the
of tbo Treasury. ie.:nth as *Somali, will=
thereonto soch sobscribsr, or hi. .ordee, or to tho
holder.: thereof. Cerfifing lotWoot as tWiloOt fn
Any other information deetztd be:promptly
given on et Ovation to the tubterlten, perm:may or
by !otter... ' JOSHUA J3A NA '
151ibectiption ;Amt.
ama
trrnaninun Lome antesr.
. • June 27th, 1864.
.NORTHE4N-MISSOLIKI
_ . .
The Hannibal and Bt. Joseph B. B. Co. have for
sila OVER =ma AOBEB of Ors' best PIiAIBLE -
AND • names -744 G ,LAND; IN. TEL
W Ennat lew 'prices, oz tan pane; =tit, at du ger
cant. Interest. Twenty per ceat'iidednoted for lull
paying= to cash, cm in the Land Beads of the Com.,
•
tens, takes a, per. It payment la meele within two
years troy data at parcasahmith Wand: Al' pres- •
eat, &lie market price at them bends I. from kilo OD
per amt. below par, which .afthetts en extraordinary
A /MX TRIP TICKET !seven to Lead Buyers,
aed guy ara charvi =7 Mit freight on all
-fps, matoisiswaded from flant for And law _
prove:neat* a land bought - 4'th. hallened *ht.
Inducements ho emigrate to Northern Ifliscuut, -
b ierfly. stated, ars so • A
odd. healthy climate. rich soil; cheap lands..
the proddotban of, r ilelch Pay km theca, expo:wee sad
impervemantir tob,tnoch'erlthin-Uhe Neon ottenclit
even; 'a larger variety ofstaple ro d
embra
clog all oantals, 1 , p,, tobacco, Ma= sugar inns -
Iceparidthst. /dish and sweet potatheahbodoce fed,
inClUding griZtfor eo lith
end peaches. than any
othit leg= sr eolith or Perth; purl Wahl;
Umber; weed, seal; Bras, sine hock. 0 1 47 for
brick, and sand for mortar, its t and ads;
=any distribatarli; tis ;prairies are reedy' gar the
Phuti elYriagetsigrant fun plant !lead end" In ths
W past of, .1 one. and gather a valuable =pin the
=deeding ma= for fattening greet quautitim of
beeves and bogs; it la only necessary to buy land
enough for b lowa Yards, orchards, vtheyardhand'
;crepe bbe as prairies supply`any quantity' '
of esceUent bay drool, other out Mean cutting mid
stacking, which ii none with improved MOW=
rakes at hie than one dollar, peer ton, and as fodder
ing I. coded to three menthe and the, but little
hay s compatatively, as aided; bet of operipistor
coming nothing, neither Interest =tame, end ;
:Wing the stock:raiser or wool.grewar to asp horses
anti =dee by thi score, heithiof =tie and swine by
lintshods, and docki of by the thoniandm
.4th. markete are accessible bytelegraph, rail sad
ester, and th e kcal calls demand kw *silk hemp; Co-'
bacce. horses, mulre, hd. UV, tattle. and. sts24
enPurCis amide An the supply. All these van,
Ups are 1111thilitbres 'days' travel of any /Width;
city, for lew than $26 1= 'Shall such immense re-.'
_soar= remain uaimproved
Nino= is ford! t.Showrios &played =P.llls
now perfectly ash to amigribe to :looted Xlmourl,
and the lope are going. Itwill =a be a Bee State.
Opposanicarnede it, and tte Ingthet =trolling la-.
berate Of thee ine deound Lelia shcrehd&ne'
untukwith Ordea.thving - citizens In boldtridrect- -
Ong emensipation, as earthed by the Preedant and
COLONIZA2ION
_ .
• ,ltrohPlalts wittliog to contailtati •
buy to oitihrothirii idnuttags. Lap and choice'
Doom anal=throlth them every 641117.,',
To Wools.' • "cci ottou
twi) , writilest by • iittk. whet. '
der G. Ow Um kw umltlttiiii, with prudent lam:
thooAt Wad action, towita ' =ray,
Hob ems Minim bout* w must rigidly
chum to tiloli, iorthmilerei sod thalr pcituttity:
CAPATALJETW, AND OTHKRS,. ,
- Cali now, with little mousy. and pallet security to
timmtroi,indit; theti WWI diitttote but Indust*
out sad capable ftis.to,actotre, tit a Lttlerilm,,,
• valuable tame kid plistant•hootettailti. The ; Ind,
will abundantly swum the tequOite utritiee, Ind tter
proWlei.rodueslouwillsoon male the . enalgrazit to
mood th e lola ouatateren.. :•: „
_ - • • • •
PitgatalatCaudaialas skalalasi maps. ,abawing
lvaltloa;ralhoadi coma:4llam, sad dig.
saliialtamadati. ar• seat 'Wall wishing,
to enlist Malt Moab to exalrato' with theta; amply
for all Maximal, to l drudala. py-aperatloa la rats
wiky win acitailipiiit to ul
APPIiW O VIOIFaas • •
•r• -•- 7.. -oloitax zuntas.
lead aloud 11111.4 et lac Eallrold Oampaay,
46.CITT szoakiamikstary, NUL-
Or, Jolli PH .814124 Lazal capialolaaar •
-gANALtai,iro,
OW &ALE.
tit/UV:tr.' HOMES.—Those •
gawk*
Vim,. ibreouniriridd=cestol4NDilt(GßOVß,
Oaklaad, aro *Mold lbr ittle., brarich of aka tint ;
burgh last lability Batt a tato tha ar,
af thi plot amtahnaho-half sae and
op- -:
var.* • Temna; onkr atm-taoth matr•aad ow nth "'
fulaubll ' at Oakland Station-
RNItIDN 4).1
.r.E.N1 4 4 - . • -
0611,'41,111.—A Uuniketoty brick derspinr,
with in' mores, foI 20z110. shed the Eat MO*
on Penn sine% in'soci order. Prig:Wanly iI.W9 ;
-.4l,ickeiwit and balance in an egad enn, olll 1 6 .71
teents -,- Piweesion 14 any time. • • - -
Inquire .01,8.111oLditUt CO. ;
yel:il . .10 2 Poarth street. . •
11, 1 10.1t421 ZIALLA
ABOUT rIGEIT itoiai POWIllt
IN GOOD oaim.
WILL LI BOLD =Lir SOB OMB
• ~131- 4 7/4:01a
filthstrunk. iboriLthattlatakt.
altitAlS BARGAIN OFFERED IN A
%.3 MILL rabnirrr. vituaii)r *Warns
tuai• alluiaghal,:bagas iiiftnot:osrtbsO• ltvor-
. and extalullog within • fair lett of,the Falbual sta.
tlodi Lid odtnttalota 406}'•00 foot each, oti whleb
41%1801 8431 •.0titt aalatrza es. gratttut i n
Pattat Biur 'Wince otbst saelkoaq ot Was ,
rattatus: • , Abastdatic• of coal at 3 teats• bat ali do." - -
hated,Situated tiL,. the addat eta rkik gala glow,
lag toutry; a' Lip =lilac' ow at oats De
lot taittar pan-Sialus;•• to saie: '
' B. - /laLLII3 tc l 2 fraarlbak
niE 81 RAR LE' PROPERTY ;row
/./AA.ZIL—Two two-ears: Wit' -
Nod wW gala LW; pi; lots el& 21S11 - FM 4
dquitail imaIio.AUMMIY.: • •
' Imlldlryi444led,." skim tatio-;.
isrAcm and a quartet dinged co
Wads! AdA, A-Aboit diem* boat the 'linstbestar
PfIIWAID` ANA Motif. o.''Asth o tliskson
Obi gm
PAN tom
'ANIL cliVisid sod • gainer .nalimi trook - Ongt•
.rufstititlce. P. It W. Al O. L 8.. iwigh!..rma
l'hasti of SOU inlay Tratarlowerlar &m.‘ two .
' Wm* audakotistrrrempso: AA/
ezithetektilosoligilrro ‘1 • '
BAWL' irsivin - roans
acia , 4:130 mew, auset.ll9..m
TO . XE;P•
mo LET—Tici br Boonio.A/ 7
1. Babd kYieg• fl/4.41,101, eilrolaMW:
well. nuthatand •
.4,..comitatsmi Stars okNiellsiaiteses,
; i t Boma, ligs4 aplaitscha, hardobi,
Amboy lbr 7;olink
g*oo Arpreqpiikrasz,corair orld!d
a ° d Ay
Boos tor, ilcrmr, 1144 the Uoiss: '
nLtf ," calserlbildiatffiebsstisets,, ' •
100 K
claiioasue =meow, tweet writ = •
THOR!. *C 07 &NM, winds
@e° "" / gig4:° C, B s ll 7l kll / .. 1 f4f c !.4. 62 ..5 160 'Pat
Abb./LAW 80171114 antilkin tra roma, eel
sa4 tin Oltaniumenovna Ward,
. ,
:Oroir ato . tarite, .
sect? as Eismills
ll ...pg a lr '0.1V.14.115T-A:
,211
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,-- abicittl.4u.igaWr attairilio.l34l ' ~- - :'
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