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Late from Havana-Markets. &c.

CHARLEsroN, September 4, 1873.
Advices from Havana to the 9th Of August have
been received here The stock Of rice large, and
the fales small at lo rails there four oargoss
anoat. The crop OF provisions bids fair to be very
large this season, and buyers holding back before
making their purchases. Sugars remain the same Is
last quoted There not hid of Mussovado In
the whole island The last sale Of Matanzas was zoe
hhds for shipment to France, at rails or coffee tho
market was almost entirely bare Exchange Londor
was quoted at 1a to Is, and New York per cent
premium.
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Shipping Intelligence.

bOsTOv. Sent 4, lSfs.
relce kYort.
slip Gen berry Newport W, Apg7 speis 2ei la. % 3
long " TO- lrs sarsha from BofssaaI for Charleston
sls lat a. " lea - fell in 9TH the OF harr.
main and miTcn mast, attached aiss windass aud ctboos
apsred 20 have been lumber laden, great deal oflumb
We boati shout.
shir Cairo Ntwpart, wales. Aug o
Pills
Bart syirhde. Csrd'a sus Passed isth lat a. r. Il
A. a. baTk a {, noria. from Carff for NJ csk
Brig Joseph bach tcah-rn 9Th. Gibraltar 10 July.
sF.t. "a Aus ls 20 Ton II bark fieo Ne sns Tor Bosto
Brig hndevtr, Baltim"r.
Schr Tellus. Arrcmie, Aug ". Lef N Am.
tchrs & hefher, baltimere; opia fhiat Watervite
Wi mington, Del; Halio we'll ard A Appleton, Yor
Boston Remington. Nechasic Norther1 Light and w
York.
Clsarsi-shp. Ansios merican. Liserpool Cha. coope
Bansor. 10 load for California; barks Fsory, Rattorast
sliaee a.; h.ss Ph9nis, Aas Cave. rrsou, satanl5
Gilmore SavantnH Prescott Phi 1dei phi.; soh
Avon d.; Duns.sr, Wilmington NC; Adsua. and AS
bans, Nlort.
Nrw BEnroRD, sept g
Arrived Schrs ADVENTURE, Rordout Au7ustus NYork
ClsAred-ship Saratoga, Japan Sea
r-ovtps~cr. Sent g.
Auivsd-sshr, scio. and Governor rh,isdelphsi Comm
dore Atany Heron nui Hester. Rondsut soops soutr
NNUrk. ~
-. EgwFosr. Sept l.
River "a, bark CHARLES Dave Turks isiand.
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Tine Ecrtherncr at Che rIcston.
CHARLrsros, September "A. NJ.
The steamship Northerner, Budd, from New York,
coming up the Bay
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THE Dali w :ss':o". s:ss. p, ;s,,;
Sscek A. M and d,stributsd bsfors brsa kfast tie Be-
:s.s :; sSta'sd q s at me o'clock
THE WEEK. HERALD 70, esTes' s on nss Con-
or Is per annu; circulation in Europe, Pristsd IN
and English at 81 cents COPY OF - per an
avm.-the latter price to Include the postage. .
TAs DOLLAR WEEKLY HERALD every Hondax
senfs Der copy 81 eoPest TO CLUBS, fe.,
Is Ser annum The Dollar Herald will not eonfa'" any
matter published in the Weekly Herald
ALL LETTERS by mail. for subscrpfions or ~ &C. e
vsrsssns to be or tie portage s' os
frsm the money remttted .....,,,., .~I.... .x.-
VOLUNTARY CORRESPONDENTS ecntdsnsnZ ": -
psrtan nes solicited from any quarter OF ms ''''3'
ossd, tctu be literally paid fer. --~-....c, to,.
NO NOTICE taken anonymous , 10 @"th"nfieatsa
Sy 1e ma me address Of the wrfer rot
publication, bat as a Suarantee 81 q" So'" '"'~' ~
sS.a,f return rejected eomvUnfed tons.
XDTERTISEMENTS. trsneoed egery morning, a"S 70
nbiabed Ia tSs morning and afternoon edfsons,) at
prices be w,tee IN PLAN iessos .a.ssr;
EJING Of an Kinds e1espted beaututtv. and s0ifh
x.segtch Orders reeeiped ct he 9nes.
TfJE HERALD EST<BLISHMENI u open throughout
ne NIGHT
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mLEGRAPRtr sNTRLLIGKNCK.


From Sc. JagO de Cuba-lmportantC Caution
90 Ship Owners. &c.
CHARI Esror, September "A. M.
We have dates from st Jsgo do Cuba to the 10th Of
August, with intelligence Of much interest to ship
owners, In connection with the Cuban trade, the
quarantine regulations Of the slsnd and the impose
tons Of the Spanish authorities.
The brig Argus, from New York recently arrived #
st. Jago, having touched ct Bermuda ON her passage.
She had no sickness ON board but, being unprovided
with certificate from the Spanish Consul was fined
$50 and ordered into quarantine for twenty DAYS a
doctor also board at the rate Of SIT per dsy for
services and $50 extra expended intsrpreters
&C., Of the government who visited the vessel In boas
Ship owners and others warned Of these gross
mpostions; and oil redress should be imms-
diately taken by the proper authorities.
The Secret Expedition-Thc Force at Ronnd
Island Warned to Dispense.
NEW ORLEANS, September I, 18lo.
Commander Randolph, Of the U. s. sloop Of war AL.
bsny, lying of Round Island, has notified the persons
encsmped there to leave immediately and IL they do
not, he threatens to blockade and cut OF
their provisions.
He accuses them Of being vagabonds with unlawfuI
intentions. He says that he will prevent the stsamer
from coming to take them to sea, and will also do all
In his power to dispense them.
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Markets.


NEw OsLEArs, Sept. I, 1919.
The sales Of cotton for the week are 600 bales In
Guiding $50 OF the crop. at 1919 for Z BOD mic
ding lie for fair, and l3c lac for choice ots Th
stock an hand l. the smallest for seven years back,
being but 1850 bales The rice msrket is buoyau
with an upward tendency-the sales embrace 3,3l
casks fresh Carroll ma at 4Isc.
CHAKLEsror, September 4, 1st9.
The market fer cotton IL hc. better and the sal,
yesterday reached 600 bales ut the advance quote,
BUFFALO, September 4-6 p. 81.
The receipts Of produce since yesterday are as 70
lows = tlour. 1900 barrels. Wheat 30 900 bushelf
corn, rs 0o0 bushels. There is fair demand for
ern hsur and the nsrketi IL without material chapg
The tsles Lice bbls Michigan at 81 rs 81 81 =
The supplies o. western mixed wheat larger, an
price, heavy Corn Sales Of Is 600 bushels ct .
Sic. for Tat yellow. Ohio whiskey is quoted at /.
24Ac.
AIR,Sr, September &c 2. VI.
The receipts since yesterday are as follows ;Flou
11COo bhls; wheat, 400 bushels Corn, 900 bushel
There Is q moderate demand for -four aud prices are
shrde In favor of the buyer the ,eales embrace sc
bbs., Including common state and western at So 25
10 I'm straight do at IS 30, and pure Genesee at =
e2h 30 10 Corn IL firm aud in good demsnd
IL 600 bushels dspossd or Including mir cd ives
ern at 90 q Ole. Prison vhskey is quoted at 2sc.
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business at Pittsburgh.
PIrrssURcH, September 4, 1S4o.
. There is rapidly improving business movement 1
fhis eli
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To Advertisers.

The following is the conceded circulation daily, fol
hast week. of the two journals respectively named =
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INTERESTING FROM VENEzUsLA.-We have re-
ceived the following list Of the principal persons in
the expedition of General Paez, who surrendered
to the government forces under the command of
General Silva, on the 18th August.
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The above named officers surrendered on condi.
lions, and the probability is that their property will
be restored to them, and they banished from the
republic for term of years. The country viii
then settle down, perhaps, into military despot
ism. Thus will end the Venezuelan war
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Report Of the rolios Committee petition Of Mar
IN Van Nostrand policeman OF the First ward for ~
nuneration Of damages sustained In the loss of his
right eye while quelipg riot In the First ward. The
Board Of Assistants awarded him $500, but the
nttes the Board Of Aldermen reported only in favor
that he thought It was rather . small business and
thought that the committee might 90 WE'LL In render
Ing sni e. s,s so
glass eye. usushter) Alderman Hsv,, who was
Chairman Of that committee, and epdssvorsd to
the board on motion to concur with the other Board
In awarding $780, voted IL to g. for The
to dra- his warrant for that amount This il credit
able to the Common Council.
Report in favor Of awarding 800 to James Franklin
juies received ct nrs On the 18th Of November last
Adopted
wac offered By President IN relation TO the distn
guishsd the heroine Apoonia Jasslio, end
others nov In our city, extending to these distin
euished exiles cordial Welcome to our shores, and
inviting them TO make our country their home Re.
solved that the Board cooperate With our ctissns,
risss Of which worthy chief magistrate s the pre-
sidept In extending hoeptabls veioome and In con-
tsibutiDs TO tn. prosperity Of thi: S.na Of ssross
American citissn to promote Resolved, that his
honor, the Mayor, forward authenticated copies Of
tbse resolutions to the noble Lsdsss Ujhasy and his
oompapiops and also 10 the association Of the friends
Of the Hupgarisps adopted.
A eonnun,csaon frcn Brisadier General stor ms
and stan omcsrs In relation 20 Q military dispi Az "a
popcr the distipsusshsd Hunssrss sriiss, r1Isst
ing added 10 the committee already appel Asd b.
the Common Council.
Remopssrspcs offered by Aldermen Wood against
isyins rs'lscss track below College Place Referred
ne sssfk .9ve~ss Rsskvsd = report and vssciutss
~-re presented BY the President In references 20 In.
railroad proposed 10 from the fArth avenue,
other streets TO tbs lever part Of shs city Report
that the petition " detective ~ no term Of years
mentioned. value for the route nor price fer passes
uers freight and further, Tat Il viii not tend
r-,,-f Of sro.avsy TO the extent IL vc.ld m.a. =
ccms down 70 Bsrcsy strNh end 70 90 up Church sas
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the resolutions of the meeting after We made sever.

copies Of them.
General sroRMs-Why did you not publish them?
Colonel PosrLEY-Because General Storms wanted his
own publ he'd.
General SrORMs-Did you not say they were the very
thing knew what you were about there, and that
is the reason stopped to watch you Isee reporter
from the Herald here how does he come here!
REpoHTER from the Herad-I from your first
resolutions that this adjourned meeting. and
attended. presume II is public meeting IL II Is
private eve. don't wish to obtrude.
General SroRMs-I don't want you to leave.
RsrosIKR-But don't want to be here by suffer-
ance Either have right TO be here, have not.
General srsKms.-Well, suppose you have q right.
The reporter then sat down.
Colonel PesrLEr.-If the chairman will not do his
duty In putting the resolution, another person will
General STORMS -Ths chairman knows his duty.
vote was then taken, when the Secretary declared
that there for rejecting the minutes and
six for approving.
Lieut.. ScAsLAs said he thought there were six on
each side.
The names were about being called when Col. MyER
said he would not vote. He wished to the original
resolutions.
The SEeRErARr said he had copy Of them ct home.
General STORMS said 1t was better to adjourn.
Captain TAYLOR deprecated this angry discussion.
Ultimately the meeting adjourned without approving
the minutes.
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Dro. ~ - Csfkevsrs Vsrsek 70 Janet Ne Cvea. q
sx~~f So sfAevs This scti-s Of eisctmsr 49,.
houss In Stone street. vhieh piantG clair ssdSv
the viii Of George CLARKE deceased Mrs sy.ss sNr
appeared In court IL . mulatfo Of gsntse
and 10 the nl.gitnsts saushtsr Of the ~ IN as,vSs
tlarh, BY vboa N IL commended this svaaevtv 90 ~
vis~A 70 her By his last v and tess AH.,,,.s
There viz - ne jury trials ir. tbs srs.r,cr CevT
neat January tern, w 's5 -
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experienced officer agrees with In opinion and that
am oouna 70 regard these prisoners II they were
now only detained on the original complaint. Under
this view OF the case must hold that the prisoners
are entitled to be discharged from the COMMUNISTS
by the General Sessions and that they are properly
detained the original Commitment issusd by the
police magistrate on the 10th Of November last They
VIII, therefore, be rsmsnded on those commitments to
delay with the examination which the Ia req uires
The question Of admitting the prisoners to bail cannot
well be determined until the examination shall be
completed, as that Is essential to that end.
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The Icpiau Islands are restored 70 oompieee tran
.ouiltty Sir n. ward, In his speech to the Chambers
vsndicates s policy he has purssed, and holds ost
tAs hope That more liberal organic laws VII nov Do
Fs@ed.
sehissvvig-Heistssn ana De.msrh.
There s no further dsveepemept Il national feeling
on ths part w the people Of the Danish Duteeiss bat
the period approaches for the tsr~ipstiop Of the
rsxnises, n 10 plain that not the smallest progress
las been made towards the eseotual OF this
vered question. semi ofcis stsssmsst put Birth In
. Brussels paper that n wise and sspedisns for Bel
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Juno 81
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In Equity--KershaW District.

Margaret McCaskI and $. =. Mnrckson vs Dan.
ici McCaski kill--Bil for sale of Liant.
I'm pursuance oI orders made in the ,hovc case
at June Term 1919, viii offer at pnblI, sale on
the first Monday in january next, bcIurcthc court
house in Camden, The following tracts Of hand lying
near Lynchcs creek in kcrslIaw DIslrIct,and ad-
Joining each other VIZ:
Onc tract containing two hundred and flt; acres
more or less, bounded south by lands or JOIN Nc
Guogan, north and west by lands ol John Webb,
cast hv lands oI J. B. Bell and Saml. llcrrcan
Also, one other tract OF three hundred aires,
more or less, bounded on the north by the RamSay
lands East and west, by lands o John Webb md
i. Mc!askiIi
Aito one o;hcr tract containing five hundred a,l
twenty three acres, more or less, bounded on tlr
north by lands OF lovIck Young dcg d. cast by land
of J J. McLaurin, south and west, by lands OF the
sanc estate Tcrrns--A credit o!;iX months viii
rood personal security and mortgage OF the pre-
misses.
H:'Purchasrrs 10 pay for papers.
Dec 3 w. NJ SIIA NNON, Z E,R.D.
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eye like an eagles, flashing with the flre OF se'
MUS, and indicating soul OF lofty purposes
and unconquerable determination.
There is good deal Of sport in relation 10
that portion of the Constitution OF California
which relates to the imprisonment tor debit lor
hard mus, be the heart ofthe man who would
incarcenate his fellow in land where gold can
be picked up by the lump.
as the boundaries OF California exclude Inc
Mormon settlement Of DESSERT, where men
are allowed plurality OF wives, we may ex'
pect an early application from that people tor
admission into the Union. 1t has been ohlec-
ted that they have not the required number OF
inhabitants; but where man is permitted 10
take as many wives as he can keep. the popn'
falion cannot long remain small. Should leS'
seret he admitted with this peculiar feature re-
main in its Constitution, what An immense tae
rt emiaration will forthwith flow thitherwards!
whs, fairy field will it not he for men with
comp1rhensive ideas of matrimony! As we
Americans are bo,n, to 90 ahead in everything
lbe-Turks with their Elarems will he cast INTO
shade, and in few years perhas some anKee
Mustapha nav be seen with his score ot beau
ties all legally tied 10 him in the blooming gar
den, of that far off territory. At that pa ace al
least they will require no protection for"h"'he
manufactures"
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Dcc. IL,
Real Estate for Sale.

IN h'NrrY-LANCASrER DISTRICT.
IA. Dassa,inc and Wife ct al w. A. Hasscl-
une siiilhcs-,uartion Of Real Estate Of Will
son Vlllncs, tcce-ed
3y virtue oil the deere OF the Court of Equity
made in The above case, NIL sell at Lancaster
vile, on Tuesday the first "a, of January, 1850,
the following real estate, beong.o 10 Wilson vii.
lines, deceased, viz: The house All, lot in the vii.
lage OF Lancaster, known as the PIa.ters' Hotel,
having good store House upon the sa!ne and all
necessary out buildings; one tract OF land',ou,.
posed OF The Maddox and Williams tracts, on r,e
waters OF Dry creek. containing $50 acres more
or less, bounded on By lands OF NJ. Clinton, J. s
Thompson, J. D. McCardeIl and Jason Clark; also
one tract known az the Chevcs place, containing
327 1-2 acres, more or less, adjoining lands OF Sa
rah Graham, John Brown, Mrs. Williams and
R. Massey; also, one tract known as the Home
tract, containing 200 acres, more or less, con-
vcyed TO intes,ale by John l.. Dixon, 10th April
| lS229, bounded by lands of John N. Dunlap, l.
llouzc, John Brown and others; also one tract call
ed the Crcnsfaw place, containing II acres, more
or less, bounded by lands of J. II. Mackcy, ". r
Bell, L. lIouze and Perry; also, one tract contain
ing D6 acres, mere or less, bounded by lands OF J
R. Massey, W. Purdue, Anna Alexander and 9th
ers.
TEEMs-A credit OF one and two years, with in
tcrest from the day ofs sale, except so much casl
from the sale of the House and Lot will pay tht
COSTS Of parlton purchasers to give bond and goot
security and mortgage Of premises and TO pay fo
necessary papers. -
Dec. - [3t. Z. E. J.. D
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MagrOes For Sale,

BY an order from James II. lYlthcrspoon, Ord-
nary Of Lancaster District, will be sold at lancas
lerviIlc, OH Monday the 3lst December, lS49, and
days following. the whole personal estate of RiI-
son Vlincs, deceased, consisting OF ii likely and
valuable negroes Amongst the number are some
remarkably likely boys and girls, good cook. an
excellent ,Vagoncr, a Jobbing carpenter. Smith
and BricklaYcr stout fellows and women. Also,
a great variety OF Household and Kitchen Furn.
ture suitable for Hotel, Horses, mules, cattle,
goats buggy, suky, large quantity Of corn, fodder,
and many ohcr articles. The negroes will be
sold on Tuesday the lst January, 1850.
TrrMs.-l2 months credit, with interest from
the lay o! sale Purchasers To rive note with good
security. AMELIA tiLLlNES' hdInX
J. a. IL SSELTINE, Admir-
Drc. IL. 5U st
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Departed this e at his residence in AlIsa county,
Miss, on the l9,l uIt., Cvl. Chapman Levy, uftcr
short and sudden illness
The deceased was in his 67th year, and until the late
troke which terminated his existence. was IN the en-
oymeat of vigorous constitution and "t n'elar pow
zen. which scemed only strengthen, a" nse scattered
IL frost ss ks time. .l,onored locks HIS long lie wa"
MI or, r.ssed ia -e, casc in wandering along The
oNesy paths Of rIeasurc. not in eascr pur"u' Of gam
s,ot in The cravings Of vaulsing ambition II was
Ito Of self.sacriGec and devotion, whichever oppouni-
a. offered 10 thc ae~vce Of his cnuny and TO The Cause
Of hprn,ai,g His crsRcnt political services IN early
life. and lhs sre,Rp,ne,s With which he repaired at
yre,t pcrsonss and yceunary sacrifice to the tented
field, commanding aoble and devoted corps OF yeo
sn solsiery. Thcn the angry cloud oil war huhg upo"
tho hor6-rs of his sa,ive state, viii embalm s memo
~ with the gaisas aud tho grateful sous oi son'h "a
rolna, while his ablic usefulness IN later iie ana ms
msny noble traits Of character, will be s"credy cher
ished in the memory ef his adopted Mississippi. In
ro..onsl fe ,is sres, foreiislc talents and gentle
manly department.. secured the esteem o: The b'r anu
Of the Bench. In political iis, his but lbcral
zeal, won the lighes, confidence aod attachment "l
ono party and claimed the respect ct the "li'er IN '
litsry c his ability officer. his profound know.
edge of tactics and wris, his humane attention 10 he
comforts of his men, secured ,hcr confidence, ana al
s.ctcd the admiration Of his whole army. In domestic
life his character s,unpcd with nHny rare '''ucS'
which are indcliby impressed upon all who were 'd'n
liar IN his social circle AS friend he WAS warm and
eenfding as parent, devoted and tender; as mas
ter. kind and indulgent; RS man, hIgh-'nnd'd' no.
,orabe courteous and brave. The King OF Icrrors"
has numbered hun among the dcpatcd-but how little
10 there Of the great and good which die HIS rare
merits will long survive the mortal wreck, and live on
fresh and bright in the memory Of all who rightly knew
him.
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EDWARD HALLE,
COLUMBUS HALLE.
IT fN'ors.
Administrators Safe.

By order vi the court o; Ordinary, viii be s"iL
before the Court House door IN Camden, OH Mon
day 7lh day OF January mex, bet" cen the icga
hours ot ii part ui thc personal property al X
s. Barwick. deceased, consisting OF one ne gro wu.
man Nancy, ia good house servant and wcWcr,,
and her iour chidrcm, mare, Silver lever
Watch, and douGlc Barrel .un.
Terms.-Ona credit uLi! the first day Of JAN
uary lo5l with note good security and mortgage
ut negroes II necessary, IniClcSi !iom day ol sa!u
purchasers 10 pay Tor papers.
ShMUELP. THOMPSON, Admir-.
Dec - 30 II
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BY JOHN 4. JOY, ESQ. ORDINARY.
Whereas, J. d. Murray, applied to inc Tor Letters
Of Administration Oh al. and singular The goods and
chattels, rights and credits o J. Prince, atc of the
District aforesaid deceased: These are therefore
10 cite and adnor!Sl all aud singular the kindred
and creditors If the said deceased 10 be and appear
before me at our next Ordn4ry's Court Tor the SAID
district, to be holden at kcrsIaw court house on
the 18th day Oi December IIls;., To show cause IT
any they can, why SAID adinInis .rdl!on should
not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this l3th day Of
ieceInber IN the year Ol our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and Iorly nine, and III the 7lth year
ol Amcrcan Independence.
J. r. JOY, o. X. ID.
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HEAD QUARTERS.

All applications for ARMS and ACcoUTREMENTs
will in future be made to the Commander Chief
direct.
Each application should be countersgned by
the Colonel Of the Regiment, and must contain the
actual strength Of the Company, the number and
character o; arms and Iutrcncnts on hand, the
number and character OF accoutrcmcn,s required.
I'm no event will any requisilion be complied with
until all the old or useless arms and accoutrcmcnts
are returned, satisfactorily accounted for to one
of the Arsenal Keepers Of this State.
The ll7lh Sec 4. A. lS4l, herewith published,
will DC rlgcdiy enforced.
By order oi the Commander. in-chief:
J. w. CANTEl, Adj aud lnsp. Gen.
zach officer required! by law 10 make any return
or report, who shall he required by any superior
be liable to be Iincl as follows, TO wit: A Maj
General, one hundred and fifty dollars; Brigade
General, one hGn,!rcj dollars Colonel or
officer commanding regiment, scvcnty-fvc
dollars; a Lieutenant. Colonel, Major, or officer
commanding balta!ion, fifty do,lars;a Captain, or
officer commanding company, twenty-five dollars;
Judge Advocate General, scven'y-hve dollars a
Re@lmcntal Judge Advocate. twenty-five dollars;
Paynasicr General, seventy five dollars. DivIs
ion Pa,mastcr, fifty dollars; Brigade PaYmaster,
thirty dollars: Rcg;mcnral payna*tcr thirty dol
lars; and all commissioned staff officers shall be
fined nsmar sums, according 10 their respective
rank, and fifty per cent nn The amount Of the last
general tax Of such delinquent Of any grade"
J'AlI the papers in the State will copy 3 lines.
Dec 10 81 81