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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-01-07
or THE NORTH, WEST, and NORTHWEST

FOR THE NORTH, WEST, and NORTH WEsI'
IS 80
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY.
SUMMER 4 Il IL 4 n q f. " + y r.
CHANGE OF HOURS.
ON AND AFTER NAY 9th, 1850, trains will
" leave Calvert Station:
The Mail Train daily (cXcept Sundaysl 1T So"
A. NJ. for Elmira, Buffalo, Niagara Fails, and all
parts of Western New York, aud Canada. Also,
for Pittsburg, Chicago, Cleveland, Cincinnati, ST.
Louis. and all parts Of the West, Northwest ana
Southwest For Emmitsburg, Lancaster. Lcban-
on Reading and P"ttSville, and OwingS Mills.
ReisIerstown. Manchester, Md, and Westminster,
and for Chambcrsburg and Carlisle, Pa, and for
uagerStown, Maryland.
The Express Train daily at $50 j. II. for Buf-
iaio and the North. and Canada, an! for Pitt>burs
and ali parts of the West and Northwest and
Southwest.
Travellers can 90 by either OF these trains 10
Detroit and Chicago via niagara Falls Ut the same
cost us by any other route.
4 new route to New York is now open by this
road via Harrisburg, Reading, Allentown, Easton
and Jersey City, with onl y one change OF Cars,
over first class roads. Take the $40 A. NJ. train
through by daylight, at rs low fare AS hy any
other route.
Travellers from Washington and the Soath hy
the GO A. NJ. and 2.20 =. NJ. trains. make conncc-
tons with the trains over this road.
Bay tickets only to Baltimore.
For Tickets ana informetion, apply At the Ticket
Office Calvert Station, \. l.. corner of Calvert and
Franklin streets, Baltimore.
JAS. G. CLARKE, Superintendent
JOHN T. RIGNEl,
Assistant Superintendent.
J. II. WARNER, Ticket Agent
Baltimore, jc TT
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rgNO THE PCBLlC.-Dr. p. a. COBB has
i made Milbura i Bro, Druggists of the city
nT Alexandria, his sole Agents for the town and
county o. Alcxau,ria. to sell lis superior OIL,
known as the CINAKER OIL, This OIL is
warranted to remove all snda of pains, such as
Rheumatisp, Neuralgia, Sick lcadache, Strains,
Eprsins Bruises, &c: also, recommended very
highly for Horses. This OIL is warranted 10 re-
move all the above pains in f:om 20 4O minutes.
DR.. 7. A. COBB, Lynchbarg, Nn.
SEQ 2i-dly
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1860. Spring and Summer Arrangement. 1850
A2 Ess5 ~ = csssSs q e Hscg
h06ErS, Cyppt7cc rnMpaNV


INVITE the attention of the public to the faciii-
1 ties afforded by this Company, for the quick end
safe conveyance Of Specie, Bank Notes, valuable
packages, heavy aud bulky freight, &c.
EXPRESSES for the East, to Baltimore. Phila-
,elphia, New York, Boston, Providence, Hartford,
&C., close at our Office daily, at l o'clock, ?. NJ.
EXPRESSES for the South. 70 Richmond, Fred
vricksburg. Petersburg and for points in North
Carolina, South Carolina, and Georgia, close al
our Office daily, 1T o'clock, p. NJ
EXPRESSES for Lynchburg, Bristol Knoxville,
Chattanooga, Nashville, Memphis, New Orleans
and Intermediate points, (vi& Orange and AlvXnn-
dria Railroad.) close al office at $50, a. M,
and $50, P. NJ daily.
Our EXPRESSES are always accompanied by
careful aud trustworthy messengers, and the ruh!!"
c:n reiy upon al! business entrusted to us bc!u:
done with safety, punctHality, and despatch.
RAres-.Fruln Baltimore 30 cents PC: 100 "'S.;
from Philadclphia, 81; from New York. ) 90.
~" No packages ii go"ds takca hy weight ''-
less weighing over 29n lbs.
NV s-tf K ". FALLS. Agent.
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E1URS Il have received another lot nr fine
/ FURS for ladies, such Us SABLE, MINK
SQUIRREL, &C., which will he sold avery stnall
profit The I,dieS arc invited TO call and examine
them Tnoy 2nl JOHN T.. EVANS.
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MAIL LIN Il.
NEW ARRANGEMENT, NA J 2lst. 1860.
ALEXANDRIA, L0UDOUN and HAMPSHIRE
RAILROAD.


- ZEE :sE :is isiz....::s: :.i= -
DAILY LINE BETWEEN ALEXANDRIA and
WINCHESTER, (&mtdays ercept.d,)
Via Fats CAarch, Vienna, Foiyur Z. H., H""ter's
mn, Thornton. Hsrndon, G"igord, Eormw~H,
LEESRURG, Htmiiton, Purc.!isciHe, Sniche"S-
riHc, Custtemaa's Ferry, n"d Bcrrycitte, dy the
Al.ra,rdria, Loaioua oad Un&apsairc ho{ir""d
and Means d> Fa.ccett~ ,iirst class N"H C9"ches.
On aud after Monday. 2lst inst, will leave the
Depot at Alexandria, at s. 4. NJ, and arrive al
Winchester al ), ?. NJ.
Leave Winchester at 5, 4, NJ, and Lccshurs
III, A NJ, arriving at Alexandria ,. P. NJ, in
tine for immediate connexion with Washington
and Baltimore.
-FARE:-
To and from Winchester, $3.25; Berryville, $3;
Leesburg, Sl.5O. Intermediate points in proper
tion. W. BLYTHE,
nv 17-dtr General Superintendent.
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INVITE CITIZENS AND STRANGERS to
/ call at my MASHFACToRT, No. II! hI&G STREET.,
eETwEEX WASHISGToN AND ST. AsArh STREETS,
and examine my large and handsome assortment
Of SADDLERY GOODS, As d" not intend to be
surpassed ill tuy line D business by ans other city.
have on hand, and am daily manufacturing, as
Gne and superior assortment as can he found II
any OF the Northern cities. Ny stock comprises
as great variety ns ha louE0 IN any other
house consisting OF HARNESS ot all kinds, irolii
the Gne quilt work down tn the irar, cait. and
plough Harness: TRUNKS Of every kind, Tine
Sole Leather Steel Spring Iron Frame LaalcS
Trunks and Bonnet Boxes. and all othcr klndS,
down 10 the counun Packing Trunks; Saddles,
Brides, artineills Whips. &c, rs tiae as tie
finest; Buffalo aud Fancy Robes, Driviag Gloves,
Horse Covers. Carpet BAga, V"iic@t, &c, &C., Of
al kiuaS Gail and see for yourselves.
Thankful for the very lihera! patronage hereto
fore extended, solici; continuance ol the same,
and pledge myself 10 spare no pains to give satS-
faction. All goods warranted to be as represented
oct s1~-tf Wal. F. PApGETT.
NTEGROES WANTED-We wish tc purehass
~ any number of NEGROES, Of both Sexee,
for cash AL letters addressed to us, at This place
will receive prompt attention.. Having bought
the establishment, lately occupied by MILAN *
Gricsby, West end Duke street. and having reht-
ted it to make it one Of the mast healthy A:G COM
Portable Depot for NEGROES, We will receive
them On beard on the usual terms
aug SO-cotE PRICE coon.
ATEGR0ES WANTED.-I wish to purchase
~ any number of EGR0ES, FOR which ] will
Day liboral prices. Those wishing TO sell, will do
we'll to call or me heforc selling, my old stand:
| at West End, Alexandria, Va.
1s-as+ JOSEPH BRUlN.
GEORGIA PlNE--Just received from Savan-
= nah por Schr. Henry Payson, 10000 feet OF
assorted GEORGIA PINE
byQ by &, by 4, by u
1aby IL, 10 by 70, 3 by le. by H. tor
| sale by l"ct . a." --~'.I>--~' ~ '.i'>-
pOYS' SLEDS, for sale hy
- dec II "'i''
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THE VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE IN
SURANCE COMPANY,

OFFICE. No. I3I. MAIN STREET, RIcnMoNp.
CHARTERED Ey TIE LEGISLATURES OF VA. IN ls%2
CASH CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $4,000
rg1HIS OLD COMPANY insurcs Buildings,
/ Merchandise, Household Furniture, and Per-
Sonal Property generally, in city. town, or conn
.ry. against Loss or Damage by Fire. on IaYora-
bic terms.
Losses cquitahy adjusted aud promptly paid.
y" charge ior Policy "r Survey.
l1sl4" Applications addressed to the Agent at
Alcxandria, will receive prompt attention.
INSURE AND KEEP INSURED!
w. l.. COWAHDIN, President.
WILLIAM Willis, TR. Secretary.
EDWARD Il. POWELL,
nov lily Agent for Alexandria.
fJlHE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF
z ALEXANDRIA, continues to insure against
Fire. generally, in Town and Country Is heretofore,
on the most reasonable terms.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
ANTHONY P. COVER, President.
William Gregory, Edward ,. Hough,
Robert Jameson, James 7. Smith,
Thomas r. Keith, Robert {. Violet,
William H. FOwlc, Thomas hc%orinlcK,
Jchll Ii. Brent, {. ". Natt!es.
John y. Daing gcrlclG,
lz:rs~ Office hours from u to J, and from q to 81
O'Clock c. ". WATTLES, Secretary.
Office OH King street. near St Asaph.
nov l0--dly
7ETuE POTOMAC INSURANCE COMPANY
Z OF ALEXANDRIA offers reliable insurance
for such FIRE and MARINE RISKS as they
may receive at their Office, No. IL FAIRFAX
STREET. Also, as Il Savings Bank, receives
MONEY ON DEp0SITE, allowing interest, and
investing tho same agreeably with their Charter
Board Of Directors:
D. BOYD SMITH, President.
R. S. Ashby, Wm. N. McFelgh,
GaSsius I. Lee, \. Bou&h,
Benjamin Barton, Lewis Mckenzie.
II
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FOR BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RIVER
LANDINGS

-r=s The "ST. NICHOLAS" Captain
.ts.-.Ss acob kerwin, will leave Washington
at 1 o'cOck, aud Alexandria at O'Clock, A. NJ,
on Saturday morning, and returning, will leave
Baltimore on Wednesday at o'clock, ?. NJ, and
will cali at the following landings to land and
receive pa>SoR gers ana freight Point Lookout,
ForIs, Bro,n's, and CDads Wharves Pincy
Point, Stones Wharf, Chappell Point Popc'S
Creek and all the established upper landings on
the Maryland Shore, and White Point Matthias
Poiqt, and Boyd's Hole, on the Virginia Shore.
ie20 WHEAT i BRO, Agents.
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sE=4 FOR RENT-The three story 4 c
cSsI STORE, No. II, north side Of King street,
between Union and Water StrcetS--puSScSSio
given on the lst January, 1861. For particulars
apuly next door, to {. {. SMOOT.
dee 2--2awtf
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n NEW YORK, WASHINGTON, -
cs..sA GEORGETOWN, AND AL 414AS zsz@ASS
EXANDRI PACKETS.
ssH~ CID REGULIR LINE. ~GSg
Schooner ARCTIC, Captain Hicks.
" STATESMAN, Capt. C. N. Mott
" HAMILTON. Capt. Ogden.
FAIRFAX. Capt $. Mott.
=" SURPRISE. Capt. Cole.
4" YORKTOWN, Capt. Woglom.
Salt WEEKLY.
AGENTS:
New York Stafford & DODGE,
- Trout street.
Georgetown and Washington,
McCOBB & DODGE.
Alexandria.
WM. Il. FOWLE d son,
son - No /. South Wharves.
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,a:..s DWELLING FOR HENI.--Intcndug
n::i: orcmovc from the city, offer for rent lny
DWELIlNG HOUSE. No. III King street, the
house is large and we'll arranged and is il good
order. For terms apply at tho house, or 10 An
drew ,lamicsnn, esq.
oct 2--tf JAMES /. SMITH.
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.r-,es The Steamer JAMES GUY, leaves
rst - - ashin gton every TUESDAY and
FRIDAY, at o'clock, 4. NJ, and Alexandria al
81 o'clock, 4. NJ, for Curriomau and the interne-
dinte landings. On her return trips. she will
leave CurriomAn every Wednesday and Saturday,
at o'clock, A. NJ.
LUCIEN 5. PAGE, Proprietor.
NATHANIEL BoUSu, Agent, Alexandria.
4-tf
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liDOLPU0 W0T:FE'S

Z W 7 "
Imported and Bottled by himself, the same the
Port Wine.
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MANASSAS GAP RAILROAD.

ss ~ ~ .t;S3
PASSENGERS for this Road will leave the
Z Alexandria Station, in tho Orange Train, at
7, A. NJ, daily Sundays cxcepte1,} arrive at AL
exaudria at ?, P NJ. Through tickets by this route
to oMiddleburg and Winchester
The Trains leave Mount Jackson daily (Sun-
days excepted at 7:3O, i. NJ, and arrive at AL
exandria at 1855, 2. NJ.
i. tf EnWARn GREEN Trcasurer
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DINNER AND TEA SETS.

Jersey City, n. j., oct 30-d3m
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-06-14
The Great Eastern in a Storm.

A passenger on board during the last
voyage writes: All Monday. the h OF
May, the Great Eastern was driving
against one Of the sharpest gales OF the
boisterous season on The North Atlantic.
The wind blew nearly hurricane for
quite eight hours. Caught by the tre-
mendous stress from the east and south,
the ship took to the trough of the sea
The crash Of crockery and all movesbe
things started the timid. In the tremen.
dous roll of the ship (she never phched)
the Inconvenience OF her ponderous rigging
became evident. Two gratis broke from
their stays and swung iearfully free, en-
daugering the tunnels and when, after
long and hard exerlion, :hey were Sc.
cured, boatswain's mate bore testimony
by a broken leg to the severity OF the
struggle.
All through the hurricane, while the
waters were Kissing up her sides, half
overturning her boats on their davits. and
dashing spray far up into the yards. the
leviathan was moving steadily at the rate
of ten knots an hour. Twice or thrice
the vessel was put of her course by
couple Of points. 10 make fast the upper
works. Then the real greatness OF the
Great Eastern appeared. With her head
on the wind, she stool perfectly firm and
composed Her motion was again easy
There was no strain. The labor was with
the sea, and it was in vain. And there
was no fault to find with the movements OF
| her engines. That was perfect. The
distance performed in this day Of "wea;h-
er," not including the miles travelled out
OF course, was 2l knots.
To this rough and yet satisfactory ex-
perience succeeded fine steaming with
abated wind. A chill in the air bespoke
the near neighborhood of ice; then, on
the Banks, a fog came up, through which
the vessel moved at full speed, sounding
her shrill whistle, sud closing The day SO
spent with the best record of all the voy-
age $50 knots. On Thursday last
soundngs were taken and fog fought
on Friday the weather was beautiful
welcome home, and the ship was steered
for Sandy Hook, although the pilot was
directed TO meet her off Montauk Point
This morning found the leviathan roaming
alone shore. The pilot boats were all
chasing her far out at sea, and she actually
reached Sandy Hook before she caught
one of them. Her anchor was dropped
about two miles outside the bar. The
actual time Of the voyage was nine days
thirteen hours aud twenty minutes, and
the last days run was 344 knots.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-06-14

ditor, or to such other officer as the law rcg-
ulating his duties may require, and the
amount thus ascertained, with the addition
of fifty per centum thereof, shall bo entered
upon toe proper duplicate for taxation pro-
yided, that in cases who're city taxes ara
assessed aud collected by the city autbori-
ties. tho taxes upon banks, as provided for
in this act shall be assessed g. collected tho
same as city taxes upon ether property for
the time being arc assessed and collected in
such city.
SIC. 6. II shall be the duty Of every
assessor in whose jurisdiction thero shall be
located anv such bank or banking company,
to leave with some proper o1icer OF tho bank
or banking company, notice to make Gus
and deliver within ten days the statement
required in tho first section of this act.
SIC. I. Each and every banking COM
pany organized under tho provisions of the
act entitled ian act to incorporate the State
Bank of Ohio, and other banking companies,
passed February "a. l845, accepting the
provisions of tho three preceding sections,
! shall mako out and transmit a certificate
! thereof to the auditor Uf the county in
which such bank or banking company is
located. and shall also transmit certified
copy Of such acceptance to the auditor OF
state, who shall file the Same in his office.
SEC 8. This act shall not be construed
to repeal the sixtieIh section OF the act "to
incorporate the State Bank of Ohio and
other banking companies" aforesaid, but to
suspend tho operation of said section as to
the several companies accepting the provis-
ions hereof during the time they shall con
tinue to be taxed as provided In this act.
SEC 9. Sections co. 81, 62. 90. "a. 6
&C, CT, and 6s of the act entitled an act for
tho assessment and taxation of property in
this state, and for levying taxes thereon ac-
eording TO its true value in money, passed.
April s. 1859. arc hereby repealed.
SRc 10. This act shall take effect on its
passage.
ED. A. PARROTT, pro tenn.
Q Speaker Of The House Of Representatives..
t ROBERT G. KIRK,
Z President ct the Senate.
n Passed March 4, 1861.
i, AuDIroR's OFFICE, Chardon. o., I
June l4;h, 1861.
i hereby certify that the foregoing act
n are correctly copied from the original acts
a as reported to this Office.
+ G. G. FIELD,
if .4uditor Of Geanga COuafy.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-06-14
Tha Battle at philinni,

or this battle, the Wheeling Lntelligen.
Ger of Tuesday week has the following in
its local columns
We learn from gentleman who left
Philippi at nine O'Clock yesterday morn
ing, and arrived here last night at eleven,
that the Secessionsts were routed about
daylight yesterday morning. They were
not expecting an attack. They were first
fred upon from battery attached TO an
Indiana regiment. They fired one shot
in return and fed, leaving all their arms,
horses, provisions, ammunition, DC. Col.
Kelly with his command was on the op-
posiie side of the town from where the
fight commenced. Only two OF the Sc
cessionisls were killed, and not more than
half a dozen taken prisoners, among
whom is Wiley, who was captured in
the woods by Capt. George Robinson.
After the secessionists fed, and Col.
Kelly was marching into town at the bead
Of his command, he was approached by
a desperate named Mart. Johnson, Of
Pruntytown, who shot him with arevolveri
the ball taking effect in his breast. John.
son was Immediately seized, and would
have been instantly pinned to The earth by
hundred bayoncts, but that the mag
unanimous Colonel ordered the men 10
spare him. 1t Is thought that had the
Indiana regiment delayed fifteen minutes
longer in opening the fire, the whole six
teen hundred secessionists could have
been captured"
The same issue Of the Lntelligencer has
three dispatches. dated June Sd, under
the head Of Special and dated Grafton.
The first gives an account of the battle'
and notes The shooting of Col. Kelly
The second, dated six P. M..says: "Col.
Kelly is not SO badly wounded as at first
supposed" The third, dated seven P.
M. says: "Col Kelly is shot in the left
breast. The ball has been extracted"
A Cincinnati dispatch of Tuesday says:
"Col. Kelly WHO was wounded in the
Philppi action, is not dead as reported
last night. He was severely wounded in
the breast. The ball was extracted, and
hopes OF his recovery are entertained.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-06-14

SIC. 8. This net shall not affect any
rights which may have become vosted in
any person at tho taking effect thereof.
The act entitled 'an act Ia relation to the
interests of husbands in the estate Of their
wivos," passed February 2S, 1916; aud tho
act amondatary thoroto, passed February
D. lSi7; and tho act entitled IAN act SO.
curing to married women such personal
property as may DO cxomp: from cxccu-
tion. aud also enabling them to control thoir
own earnings. and tho earnings Of their
minor children in certain c1ses, passed
April I, M 1857, arc hereby repealed.
ED. A. PARROTT, pro tenn.
Speaker Of Tie House Of Representative.
ROBERT G KIRK.
President Of lie Senate.
Passed April 8, 1861.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-06-14
8ABAATH IN THE COUNTRY.

The creakine wagons IN the she'd
Tho busy Hail s hoard no morci
Tho horsg is Uttered down and fed,
Tho harness hangs pbOVo hie huad.
Tho whip behnd the doOr.
His lcsthorn gloves and hooked bill
To. day the wuOdmun throws aside;
The blacksmi,h's fiery forgc is still,
Tho wooden wheel of the old mill
Sleeps in the milldam wide.
Tho miller's boat is anchored whore,
Far out, the water lilies sleep;
You 500 their shadows mirrored thero,
The broad white flowers r. flcc,ed clear,
Within tho miIlrcnd deep.
Tho hariow's in tho garden shed;
iioe, rake, aud spade are put away:
Uuwoedrd stauds tho ouinn bed.
Tho gardoucr from his work hath llod;
lis holy Sabbath day.
Upon the wall the white cat sleeps,
By which the churn aud milk pans lio
A dtowsy watch the house dog keeps
Aud scar ccly from his dull eyo peeps
Upon tho pussor by.
Aud swcctly ovri nil, and dalc
The silyery sounding church bella ring
Across the moor aud down tho vslo
They como aud GO. aud ou tho gallo
Their Sabbath ,idings fling
| From where the wlitewaslIcd Sunday schoo
Peeps out between the poplars dim,
| Which ever throw lheir shadows cool
| Far out upon tho rushy pool,
| You hear tho Sabbath hymn.
From farm and field and grange grown gray
From woodland walks aud winding way
Tho old and young. the grave and gay,
Unto the old church come to pray,
Aud slug Gods holy praise.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-06-14
LAWS OF OH EO.
PUBLISHED ny AUTHORITY.
GNo. AL AN ACT

no Al AN ACT
Supplementary to tho act "for tho assess. /
mont aud taxation of all property in the
State, aud for lcvy in taxes thereon ac-
cotding to it's true value in money" passed
Apri; 5, 1859, aud amend section o of
SAID act.
Section |. BeH enuctrd BY hc GcLord!
.1sscmLiy Of the STATE Of OHIO, That il any
person whose duty it shall bo 10 mako re-
turn or list OF property for taxation under
the provisions of tho act ''for the assessment
aud tlxation OF all property in this state,
and for lovying taxes thereon according to
its truo valuo in money, passed April B.
1859, shall make a false return, or shall
evado making IA return, it shall bo tho duty
of tho county auditor to ascertain tho true
amout of tho taxable property. moneys,
credits and effects that such porson ought TO
have returned or listed. in tho manner pro.
scribed in tho thirty .rfOurth section of said
act. aud to add thereto fifty por contum on
tho amount 50 ascurtained aud tho amount
so asrortained with tho said fifty per cenlnm
shalt 10 entered ON tho duplicate for taxa
tion.
SEC. 2. When any porson summoned to
appear before tho county auditor aud give
testimony, under the provisions of the
thirty fourth section Of said act, shall neg
lcct Or refnso to appear, or shall neglect or
refuse to answer any questions that may be
put TO him by the auditor, touching tho
matter undpr examination, tho auditor shall
apply TO tho probate judge of the county
to issue u subpoena for tho appearance OF
such pursoD; and on tho application OF
| tho county auditor il shall bo the duty Oi
tho probate judge to issue subpoena Tor the
appearance Uf such person forthwith before
him to give testimony; and ifauy such per
son so summoned shall fail 10 appear. q,
appearing shall refuse to testify, ho shall
be subject to like proceedings aud penalties
tor contempt as witnesses ia actious pond
lug in tho probate court
SEC That section six of said act bt
so amended us TO read as follows: Section
6. Each person requ r,d by this ac
to list property, shall mako out ard dc
liver to the assossor, when required, or with
in ten days thoroattur, statement, vor'tio'
by his oath or affirmation, OF all the person
al property, monoys, credits, investments II
bonds, stocks, jnnt stock companies, 4"
otherwise in his possession or und"r th
control OF such person on tho day next pro
cedng tho second Monday of April, IN tn
year in which such assessment shall be made
and which by the provisions OF this act he
req uired TO list for taxation, either asowDe
or holder thereof or as guardian, paren
husband, trustee, executor. sdministrato
receiver, accounting officer, partnor, agoi
| or factor. ...
, SEC I. Sad original section six is here
by rcpe>lcd, and this act shall take etfc'
on it's passage.
" ED. A. PARROTr, Pro tenn.
Speaker Of tie House of Representatives.
ROBERT g. KIRK,
President Of tie Senate.
. Passed. March 20 1861.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-06-14

AMERICAN GoAHEADATIvENRss Tho Lon
don Times. whom first getting the news OF
the fall of Sumter and the universal upris-
ing IN the North. said:
Promptnoss has not ceased to be quality
of the American people. They have organ
lied war as rapidly as thoy would supply
a market or form railway company. But
a few,days havo elapsed since Mr. Lincoln
issued his proclamation. aud already groat
army has sprung, as it were, from the earth
More than lao, 900 men, besides lS 900 sail
orr, have been asked for by the Govern,
meut, and 1t is said they will be furnished
\ within a few weeks.