Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-03-29


rites, and all money on hand, taken ne
gotia,ed and KEEP, by brokers and ex-
change dealers in their bushes as such,
other ,hnn such as belongs to citizens Of
this State, except themselves; all money
onhand, and all money deposited with
banks or other incorporated companies
brokers, exchange dealers or other per-
sons, for safe keeping or other purpo-
SEES; all money loaned at interest, whcth-
er secured by bills of exchange, bonds.
notes or otherwise, upon solvent per-
sons or corporations; all state and coun-
" warrants, and all State bonds held
by persons in this State; all bills Of ex-
change, bonds, notes, and other secure
ties held upon solvent persons or corpo-
rations, whether the same be for money
loaned, or goods, wares and merchan-
disc or other property sold; all public
stocks; all property owned by incorpo-
rated companies over and above their
capital stock; shares of stock, and all
other interests held in steamboats,,
wharf boats, keel boats and oil other
vessels; all dwelling houses, store houses
ware houses, shops, offices, livery-sta-
bles, or other edfices of whatever kind,
erected on any 10, of ground granted
by Congress for the use of Schools,
Colleges for religious purposes, the Same
being leased or occupied by other than
such schools, colleges or religious socie-
ties; all printing presses, type and ma
chinery Herewith connected; all shot
towers and all machinery herewith
connected, all smelling furnaces and ma.
chinery belonging thereto; all grist mills
saw mills, oil mills, tobacco, hemp and
cotton factories, tobacco stemeries, rope
walks, manufactures of iron, nails, glass
clocks and all other manufactures wha'.
soever, including all their machinery
and other appendages; all wool carding
machines and buildings containing the
, same; all distilleries breweries and tan.
neries; all iron, copper, brass and other
boundaries; all post coaches, carriages.
wagons and other vehicles, and stock
used by any persons in the transpor.
/, tation of the mails Of the United States
in this State; all carriages, hacks, wag.
ons buggies and other vehicles of every
kind and description, kept or used by
the owners of livery stables; all cabs.
hacks omnibusses and other vehicles
used by persons in The ,rancien, trans
por,ation of persons.
Sec. 2. The first section Of the first
article of the act 10 which this is amen.
datory, is hereby repealed.
This act shall take effect from and
after the first day of September next.
9 The above amendment TO the revenue
law passed the Legislature.
w. NJ. MEREDITH Gazette and
n North American, speaking Of the ap.
e pointment of VIM. M. Meredith, 10 the
e Treasury Department, says, "it will be
/ hailed all over Pennsylvania with pride,
/ all over the Union with pleasure, and
' nowhere can il be understood other.
=, wise than as an additional happy augury
for the country. "A Wing but not an
, ultra Wing" and from the very mode.
ration of his character, avoiding the
iercer tumults and conflicts of the DO.
f liIical arena, Mr.. Meredith, always well
t known as one of the first lawyers in the
), United States, has been sufficiently in
: public life. although within the narrow
f stage of Pennsylvania, TO create for
, himself high character as q man of
: great merit and uncommon abilities-a
man ofthe broad and profound views,
the penetrating judgment, The sagacious
foresight, and other high qualities which
belong only 10 the statesman. In call
ing such man from the retirement of
private professional life to OCCUPY so
important department as that of the
Treasury. General Taylor has paid the
highest compliment to the state of Penn
sylvania-the selection of this office 10
be filled by one of her sons, is a signal
proof of his regard for her, and his de-
sire to see her great interests properly
protected; whileit is equally an evidence
of his keen appreciation of character
and administrative capacity in individ-