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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1861-12-06
Local and miscellaneous.

Local and Miscellaneous.
Very scarce-locals and money.
-. .Gratifed boys who wanted ice.
-. Plenty about here-refrigerated ma
sal appendages.
."Phunny"-th select poetry in GER
tain country newspaper.
VERY coid-the weather for several
days past. December has come in ''llke
roaring hon."
80. Moved the Rev. John Lyon has NOV
ed bis school into the new brick building, on
Pitt Street, erected for that purpose.
-. The Mexican expedition comprises FL
teen vessels, three hundred and thirty guns,
Eve thousand sailors and three thousand troops.
-. "Can keep hotel''-the proprletoFs of
tbs Barnet House, and 'Ross House, Somerset.
The editor knows from personal experience.
=. .Lucky.-We were called Secession
ist' but once, during our recent absence. The
feeling is improving.
=. .Shot-a numoer of wild turkeys, on the
mountain near town. Quit that, boys, or
you'll induce US to call our faithful 'dorg' for a
grand hunt.
-. Eloped-Mrs. Mcfarland, with Mr..
College, from St. CLAIR township. She went to
College, against the will of her 'liege lord No
donbt she III learn a 'lesson.'
. The place of holding the audit Of he
military accounts, has been changed from
Bloody Run to Hafer's Hotel, IN this place.
See advertisement in another column.
-. Great slaughter-of hogs. All week
the piercing shreks of the expiring Porcines
have 'sgrated harshly on the ear" Now is the
time for buckwheat cakes, sausages, t'or any
other man,
-. 1t has been officially ascertained that
the Government has now in the field aud camp,
aud in process Of enlistment 100000 volunteers;
and the enls:ments for the regular service are
more numerous than heretofore.
... II is said that the officers of the blocka-
ding fleet at New Orleans, receive late news by
bottle express, foated down the Mississippi,
which some Of their Union friends in New Or
leans aud up the Mississippi send down to them,
sealed
80. Legal-See the card of 4. Fl. Cof-
roth, Esq, in our advertising columns. Gen,
Cofroth formerly practised regularly in our
| Conrfs. and uov that he proDnses 10 resume
his professional visits to our place, we cordially
recommend him to those who get intoihe
'clutehes OF the law
! -. The following quotation occurs in Gen.
| Prices grandiloqnent proclamation:
! '.Strike till each Imed ioe expires,
Strike for yoer alars and your fires,
Strike for the green graves of your sires!"
The rebel General evidently wants the people
of Missouri 10 strike for great Price, but we
are of tue opiaIon that even the present Pr.ce
wiII be put down.
-. Lieut. Russell, OF the United States ma.
Wy, who is just from Pensacola, expresses the
opinion that the late fight there was not deer
sive IN its results, as the irigate Niagara coulc
not get within two miles of Fort McRae, mol
/ had Gen. Brown a sufficient force to land anc
rout Gen. Bragg, who has batteries planted fol
miles on the road TO Pensacola. Nor could tht
latter attack Fort Pickens on the land side, a
an attacking column could easily be shelled BY
the fleet.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1861-12-06
Gen. Sherman.

There is quite storm Of wrath blowing
through the columns Of the Republican Jour
mails, against the gallant Sen. Sherman, who,
in conjunction with the brave Dupont, re-
planted the stars and stripes upon the soil Of
South Carolina. Gen Sherman IS oEe OF the
best officers in the service, and oR many a gerry
battlefield has proved his courage and skill
and his fidelity TO hs country's cause. The
long dlsunionists who are bounding him
now, can say nothing against his military
proves, BOT dare they attempt to impeaCh his
faithfulnesB 10 the Union and the flag under
which he has fought rom his youth. Bot be-
cause, after the capture of Port Royal, he is
sned q proclamation 10 the people OF South
Carolina, assuring them Of protection 10 their
lives and property, if they returned to their
allegiance to the Union, be is denounced and
condemned By these incorrigible fanatics.
Their idea of a Union general ls that he
must be another Attila, and that he must lay
waste with fire and sword, and plumber like the
veriest Vandal that ever drew bow IN the dark
ages. Shame upon such patriotism as theirs
Cot, CHARLES j. BIDDLE-We publish 40
able letter from this distinguished Democrat
and soldier, IN to-day's issue. Col. Bidale com
maneed the lst Regiment P RssC., which
marched through this place last. summer.
Far HoGs.-John Nelson killed a hoe
INV weeks ago that weighed 562 lbs., and two
others each weighing 455; Sheriff Cessna, one
422 lbs; l. Mengel, jr., one 4l82 lbs; S. Shuck
one All lbs.; Maj. RuPp, one 40 lbs.; DR.. Har-
~, one 40 lbs Pretty good porkeEs these
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1861-12-06
LATEST WAR NEWS.
Pensacola Evacuated and the EaTy Yayd
DeSiTOyed.
FEDERAL VESSELS RIDDLED WITH
SHOT.
Pa11. ADELrHIA, Nov. 2g.

! Pail 4DELPHIA, Nov. 29.
The Inqurer's FORTRESS Monroe coTresPon~
dent says that rebel reports state that Pensa-
cola has been evacuated, and t.'e Navy Yard
entirely destroyed by the fire of Fort PIckens,
Gen. Bragg had sent for rPiniorcem ents.
The five federal vessels assisting Col Brown
Commanding Fort Pickens, are said to have
been all riddled with shot
Important Official Dispatch from Commoao re
Dupont -Tybee Island an Possession of he
Federal Forces, and all Communication b. y
fwesn Savannah and the Sea Cut of.
WAsHNeroN, Nov. 29.-Despatches have
been received at the Navy Department FROM
flag officer Dupont, dated Port Royal, Nov %,
giving lhe gratifying intelligence that the flag
of the United States is now flying over the
territory OF the State Of Georgia. Tybee Is
land, which he saws is within easy mort n dis
tance of Fort Pulaski has been taken possession
of, and the approaches OF Savannah are COM
PletelY cut of. On the island is strong
mactello-tower, with battery at ITS Base
FROM KENTUCKY.
Rebel Declaration Of Independence
LoUIsvLLE, KY, Nov. 81.
The Bowling Green Courier, of the 2lst inst,
says that the rebel Brigadier- General George
X. Crlttendeu, brother OF Thomas I. Critten-
den, general in the Federal army, has been
promoted to MajorG Generalshp, and assigned
to the department of the Cumberland Gap.
The Rebel State Convention at RussellvllIe,
KY, have made declaration of independence,
passed an ordinance OF secession, and adopted
the laws and constitution Of Kentucky. where
not inconsistent with the acts of the rebel GOV
ernment.
Richmond advlces say that the British steam
siooP-ot-war Racer is expected there soon.
CAPTURE OF THE BRITISH SCnOONFp
MABEL-HER CARGO.
In giving an account of the capture of the
British schooner Maoe, by commander Yard ot
the slooP-of-war Dale, Capt. Dupont saws that
she has been brought INTO Port RoyaI harbo,
She pnrported to be iron Havana and bonnd |
10 New York, but at the time OF her captura |
she was heading for ST. Cathariae's Sound
Her ergo consisted of 7 oales of blankets a |
cases OF cloth, boxes of starch. % boxes of /
TN, 70 days Of coffee, 20bbls. of potatoes, 350
Pigs OF lead, 80 bags Of shot, box of shoes /
bags OF arrow root, case of pistols ,reyol'
Vefsl, cases OF cavalsy swords and . cases If
stores. The Mabel was formerly named Tho
sohn w. Anderson, of Baltiinore, and There ,s
strong PRESUMPTION OF her intention 10 RIM Tho
blockade. She will be sent to PhiIadelpbia for
adjudication. sN's w
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1861-12-06
New Terms.

All Orphans Court printing including Admnistra-
tors and Executors notices, all Auditors Notices,
Prothonotarys printing, occasional advertisements
&C., must hereafter be paid for in advance
Executors and Administrators owing US at pres
ant Will please come forward and settle.
Lost !-On Monday, December End, IN
Bedford or on the road leading to the Springs, pair
of gold trimmed EYE GLASSES, The finder will
be suitably rewarded by leaving them at this office.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1861-12-06
-DUBLIC SALE
u OF REAL ESTATE -

- VI Ai-AL F4o II E.
65y virtue Of an order OF the Orphan's Court or
bedford county, viii expose TO public sale on the
premises IN St. Clarsvil'e, on TUESDAY, 3lst o.
DECEMBER, inst, the Real Estate Of Eve Ann
little, DECD, consisting of Two Lots Of ground
numbered IN plan Of said town. and S, adjoining
Dav!d Wet2el, George Heinsing. Peter MEX ami
oills heirs, troating on Main street, ami aavin,
thereon erected Two Story Frame House, Lei:
frame House and Stable.
bis property contains never failing sprirS e.
OF water, and has also good fruit on IT,
u Terms made known on day OF Sale
O, +. SHANNON,
Dec, 6, 1851 ADJ
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1861-12-06

BALIIMUkEy LNUF1U'
The Old Point boat has arrived, and the pas
sengers furnish a variety OF runners OF the most
contradictory character in relation to the fight
at Pensacola. One reports that Fort PickenS
had been taken, and another that the Federal
forces had been victorious and that Gen. Bragg
was killed, while a third report is, that after
two days fighting great storm came on, which
rendered cessation OF hostilnIeS necessary.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-10-26

1HR IABLEAUx.-The young ladies and
gentlemen of this city are actively engag.
ed preparing series of tableaux. which
VIII be presented to the public, next Tues
Gay night, al Mozart Hall. From what we
nave been able 10 gather, it is evident that
something grand is ia preparation. The
details have not yet transpired; but We are
authorized to say that In addition to the
taoeauz, there Eill be vocal and instru-
mental music Of The choicest character
Above all, the object is to raise money for
the purpose of procuring materials from
which to manufacture articles, for the SOL
d'ers IN the "Holy War" Everybody who
can 60 will be there; those who can't go,
viii please remit their quarters to the lady
managers
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-10-26
Arrival eR the Remains OF MaJOr
GavitG, Capt. HighmRm and Private
McLaln.


Arrival eR the Remains OF Major
Gavitt, Capt. Htghman and Private
McLa1n.
The announcement that the remains of
Gavitt, Highman and McLain would arrive
Yesterday, drew 20 the Depot large crowd
of our citizens. When the train arrived
the pressure in the Depot was so great that
it was with difficulty the proper authorities
conveyed the remains from the car to the
hearses prepared for their reception. A
committee of citizens appointed from the
com panies of the Legion, escorted the re-
mains of Major Gavitt from the Depot to bis
residence on Clark street, where they Will
remain until the funeral.
The remains of Capt Highmnn were es-
cortsd by the Evansville Band and the City
Guards, to their Armory on Nam street.
where they lay in state until eleven o'clock
last night, when they left for New Har-
mony, accompanied by mounted escort OF
the Guards. The remains of Capt. High
man, while in the Armory, were placed
upon raised platform, appropriately COW
cred with black. A canopy formed of
American flags draped in mourning, hung
gracefully over the coffin which was wrap
ped in the Old Flag he had given his life to
defend. The sentinels of the City Guards
watched the honored remains until the hour
of their depart3re. It is proper to state
here that the manner in which this COM
uany discharged the sad duty allotted them
the remains of Capt Highman passed OFF il
manner highly gratifying to the friends
of that officer, many of whom were present
from New Harmony.
The remains of private McLain, son of
our old townsman and neighbor Capt. Jno
AcLain, were escorted to the residence of
bis father, on First street, by detachment
Of the Evansville Rifles. 1t was not gen
orally known throughout the city that young
McLsin had fallen until yesterday morning.
A more promising boy-for he was but a
boy-was never cut of in the morning of
life. he fell in the same charge in which
his officers met their fate. 1t is q heavy
blow to his parents, who, in this hour Of
affection, have the sympathies of our whole
community.
The remains of Major Gavitt and private
NcLain will be buried upon the day an
hour, to be announced by Col. Blythe
Lieutenants Bingham and Owen, and Messrs.
Evans and Hutchinson, of the lst cavalry,
rsturned with their dead friends. The
former received two slight wounds in the
action of the 2lst, one in the side and one
in the right arm.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-10-26

ga We are requested by Rev. H. GILL
more, chaplain of the 3lst regiment Indiana
volunteers, now encamped at Henderson,
KY, to say to the benevolent, liberal citI-
zens of Evansville, especially ministers end
members of the different churches In the
city, that there is a special call for hymn
books among the soldiers, and any contribu-
tons of such-even secondhand copies OF
any other means-or valuable reading, will
be thankfully received. They may be left
with Wheeler & Riggs, at their store, who
will forward them to the regiment in due
time.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-10-26
To the Public.

We desire TO call your attention TO The
fact, that the above house has recently been
enlarged, thoroughly repaired, and newly
furnished in very superior style; and that
we are now prepared, aud will use every
exertion to accommodate our guests, in a
most excellent manner. We most earnest
y solicit yonr patronage and influence.
If RoRCoURT & PILLsBURY.
River Coal, at 8 cents per bushel delivered.
Barge lying at the foot of Division street
All orders left at H. A. Cooks, No. 70 Main
street will be promptly filed.
md. JOSEPH THOMAS.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-10-26
col C0nrad Raker.

The numerous friends of Col. Baker, will
BE gratifed to know, that although active
ly engaged in the late battle at Frederick
town, he escaped unhurt. In the language
of Lieut.. Bingham, "He was with the
boys, all through the fight, and didn't re-
ceive a scratch" We were pleased to
learn that throughout the short campaign
in Missouri, Col. Baker has inspired his
whole regiment with confidence ia his abil-
ity and bravery as an officer. The First
Indiana Cavalry has already made for it.
self National reputation, and although
deprived by the death of Major Gavitt, Of
one of its principal officers it will, under
Col. Baker, win new laursls and sustain the
enyiable position occupied By Indiana SOL
diers wherever they are stationed.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-10-26
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HOME INTERESTS.

HEAD QUARTERS, % REar. IND. LEGION. )
EVANSVILLE, Oct. Goth, 1851. 7
The Second Reg't Ind. Legion and Artil.
lery, and Cavalry Companies, are hereby
notified to report, armed and equipped, for
Review and Drill promptly at one o'clock
this Saturday P. ~, on the Longworth
Tract, west of the Plank Road. Companies
should leave their armories by half past
Twelve By order,
Col JAS. f. BLYTHE.
L. c. KIN X, Adj't.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-10-26

EVANSVILLE ARTILLERY CoMPANY.-You
are hereby ordered to appear at your Ar
mory this day at 123 o'clock, on Main
street, with your arms, sc. These who
have arms belonging to this company are
also ordered to appear with the same, and
those who desire to parade with the COM
pany can be supplied with arms, &c. Re-
member, 124 o'clock. By order of Major
General Love. ". II. CHANDLER,
P. BURKE, @. @. Captain.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-10-26

Coon FOR Col. BARsTow. Governor
now Col. Barstow, of Wisconsin, speaking
of his raising a regiment of cavalry, says:
At the adjournment of the Democratic
National Convention, in Charleston, several
gentlemen invited me to come to Charles
ton again. promised that I would, and
| am going as soon as my regiment is ready
to march.
The Barstow cavalry will soon be ready
for marching orders, and may be among the
first to visit the spot where Charleston is OIL
ens
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-10-26

SUBSCRIPTION TRIcE FOR DAILY;
Delivered in tbs City, per week. ~
BY mail or in the City, per year lin edVance) W
FOR WEEKLY:
By mall per year. single subscriber ~
G g Climb of Eve Ito one address) W
ADYE RTISIkG.
For Terms see first page, tabular iorm-
AGENTS:
The following gentlemen are our auEhorizeo
Agents in this places named:
DR.. Ralston, Boonyie, Warrick Co.
John NJ Lockwood, Mt. Vernon, Posey Co.
John z. Daugherty, Rockport, Spencer Co.
James L. Thornton, Princeton, Gibson Co.
John B. Handy, Newburg, Warrick Co.
DIR. Murphy, New HARMONY, P0sey Co.
A. B. Wilkinson, Cynthiana.
Preston Talbot, POseyville. Posey Co.
Fl. Fl. Custen, Petersburg, Pike Co.
Mark Grant, Canal P. o., Warrick 90.
G.. P. Cavanahl 0wensville, Gibson Co.
NJ THAYER. .,....... EDIToR
q. K. DREW EDITOR
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-10-26
e@- Major Gavitt of indiana Killed in

eg- Major Gavitt of Indiana, killed in
the battle of FredericktOwn, No, was one
of the men who are utterly defiant of dan
ger. His personal courage was long ago
tested, and he was always found recklessIy
brave. While we must admire the daring
that carried him thirty yards in advance Of
his command in the charge when be fell, it
must De admitted that he could only have
oeen justified 10 such an exposure Of him
sell by desperate emergency, and we have
10 evidence that such an emergency exist
Gu however, the headlong. charge that he
SO learlessiy led, Gems to have contributed
arms aud his friends have the consolat;on
that he did not die in vain. His mans will
be remembered as that of one of the br.vest
of the brave Gin. Commercial.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-10-26
JOHN H. SoNNrAG, o. S.

The EXHIBITION To-NIeHT.-Our readers
will bear in mind that the Davis Family will
give grand entertainment at the Crescent
City Hall tonight. The programme is suf.
hciently varied to crafty the tastes Of all,
comprising as it does, songs, dances, feats
of lsgerdemain and burlesques. 1t is long
time since our citizens have had an oppors
tunity of visiting performance Of Thu
kind, and we anticipate crowded house
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-10-26
AnOtaer sub.AtIantlc Teleeraph.

AAVSneE HAos attain TIC Vs1egK arns
Some time since, the French Government
accorded concession to- certain capitalists
for establishing submarine Geographic line
between France and America. a company
has been formed at Paris, on the Societe
Anonyme principal, for carrying this project
into operation. The capital will be So, 600,
600 in 500 shsres. There is great hope,
IN consequence of the report of practical
and scientific men in favor of the complete
feasibility of the scheme, and from the care
AIKEN to provide against the self-destruction
OF the submarine cable, the contemplated
scheme will succeed. The outer covering
of the conductor will be of hemp alone,
impregnated with a solution rendering it
proof against the deteriorating effects of
sea-water or insects. 1t is proposed to carry
the line from Brest, the most north westerly
port of France, to the Azores, and thence
to the American mainland, taking one Of
the Mlquclon Islands en- route. These are
two Islands of the south coast of Newfound-
land, forming, with the adjacent isle of ST.
Pierre, small colony, belonging to France,
with an area of IS square miles.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-10-26
RAILROAD REoEIPrs.

OCTOBER Is, 1861.
63 bags barley, Cook & Rice; 263 bushels wheat,
Mills q Co; copper pipe, bex; Reitz & Il al .
ey; Oh bush Oats, r RustOn & CO.. 2 bxs hats, l.;
6xs boots, Capt H sturm, Mortons Battery; / bx
goods; sawyer Bray; bx liqnor, IL Hursime /;
8 coops Chickens l bK fish, Cook; l bale mdse
II bxs boots, IA ackey, Henning Co; rolls Ieath-
or, Dol oil, Pretoria us & Co; l bale mdse, Keen
q Frestoui chest mdse, Fl Kemp; bx, Dbl,
keg mdse, w M Altman d Co; BIZ dry goods,
oxs shoes, o'Riley q Co; 1 bx dry goods, no
. Aopkins;3 bxs dry goods, Maehes & Co,
Armstrong 3lstreg Henderson, KY.
A. Z. SHRADER
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-10-26
Five Reasons why you should Buy
ROdIann Mine CoalA

lst. The money paid for it is expended
at home and contributes to the prosperity
Of the city.
End. The mine gives employment to a
number of men, and enables them to sup
port their families.
3rd. It contributes to the wealth of the
city, and the comfort of the citizens.
4th. Its operations regulate prices, pre-
venting extravagant rates in times of scar
city
5th- The coal can be tad by the single
cart load at SIC. per hushel, hauled to any
part of the city. 2w
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-10-26
Tax Notice for 1881.

d IMUAE r ~ n - GNAf " q ON WNeN-W.
Az derburgh County, arc hereby notified
tnat the Tax duplicate for 1861 Containing list ei
Taxes FOR State, Coun and other purpos-a, has
been received by me from tho Auditor az said Cegu
~, and that can be found at my Office fu ths
Court HOUSE, Tor the purpose Of co living the "a
eHge. The Taxes for The ar 1861, are Is follows;
FOR state purDoSes, 10 cents each $40 yaIua.
ton, aud 90 cents on each taxable poll.
FOR MILITARY dsbt Sinking Fund purposes, cents
on zach 800 yaluatiD. ms aforesaid
For State Debt Sinking Fund PURPOSES 2 rart-
| on each 500 valuation as Aforesaid
! -, sor Common School purposes 10 cents on each
SLOO FaInatlon as aforesaid, aud 50 ceuts on each
Taxable Poll. Except 70 the properly and 1oii-
| Of negrCe5 and mulattoes.) For County purI.o,s-
| each Taxab e Poll NN''t oH
And for the purpose Of providing a rsvenus 10
meet the am nal Interest on County Bonds issued
70 the Evansville a Crawfordsvllie Railroad Com.
pany' cents on each 500 valuation A. e4oreraId
IOr 10" nrhip Special School and Road purposos
as levied hy he Trustees Of the several TownshBa
~ saiu Conhly WIN the advice aud consent Of tho
i Doafo OF commissioners Of said County is a. fol.
For Pigeon Toieassip.--For Township purposes
cent, aud for Special School psrposss cents o.
each $40 gaiuation afo ssaid on all property mot
within The "a p rate Iimifs 81 the City Of EFanss
FER knight zo,ra,h4e FOR Road purposes, X
cents on each 500 taiuation ~ resaid -
Tor SCOT Yoarzsl p.--FYr Township purpoaen a
cents; for sPeriAi = h"oi mp' IS cents on each
500 valuation as Aforesaid
For ArsIstrotg IorliEh -fvr fpAAshfD purno
SEES 2eent., ana iJr SPECIAL school pufp1 % oslts
y each 500 yHiu ftion d lforesnd
EoF G-slyy Aot1,ish p-~ or Tow mshlB naTnoaar
cents and for specfai school puriosss ~ ~~r. -
each 5 90 Valuation a. aforesaid - '-SA
For Union ToleEsAip For Township purpos.s
10 cents on each Sl0O valuation rs afofefsid F
Eer Centre 1oiensh P.-For township purposas6
1 Ior special school purposes oents and S,r
fUresaid. ~Ao' faiuaslon a.
a HoS uer0aaa IotoHship.-For Township purpos..
Vcents, Tor Special School purposes I2I( csptS sS
foresaid. 0NsN SlOV FAluation
For Cay Of Evansrille. For Special School rr-
oses, 10 cents on each 500 valuation a. aCpIItt ~
n. 10. 800, LEROY CALVERT, 4. w
gNORyN- AsRO0-TT ~ I01 -5-