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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-07-27


saleablc, consequently there is no incom
from it with which TO meet taxes. Tia
T Federal tax Tor SIX months expenses
would thus range from 2 to per cent
upon those valuations in addition to tn,
State and local taxes. If the Who'll,
years expense is to be raised by taxes
these amounts and rates must be double,
as matter of course, aud continue,
from year TO year. In this mode Of tax
alton. western farm family Of five mus
pay $50 per annum tax. The farms o
y Isconsin, Illinois, aud Indiana whet
are mortgagcd, and taxed for State pur
poses, aud the owners Of which pay un
der tie new tariff heavy tribute to New
England manufacture on all goods they
buy, must pay as much toward the wal
tax as the wealthy manufacturers of New
England, who profit by the tariff and bJ
suppl lying materials for the war. This
system of taxation is not likely 70 be
popular 1t bears the seeds of discon
tent between the East and West.
IL is useful now TO look back at what
was done in the war Of 1912 The Gus
Souces of the Government. aud now, az
,hen. were cut OF by the war, at u mo
ment when very large revenues are re
quired In May, 1878. new system oi
taxes was entered upon, as follows
l. Direct tax, apportioned upon the
States. 70. 1000. 600
2 Tax on articlcs-reGned sugar four
cents per pound
3 Tax on horses and carriages, s. to
$50 per annum
{. Tax on license TO dis,ill liquors.
3. Tax on sales at auction, lui pen
cent
G Tax On licenses for sales of liquor
and imported goods.
I Tax on Bank notes sales Of land
all exchange bills. aud all obligations.
$. Tax on salt, 20 cents per hushcl
All these taxes gave for the year 1914
- ls9,272, and ia the following year the
duties were raised. as follows
Direct tax TO So 600 900
Tax on harness aud on carriages raised
Tax ca distilled liquors
Postage raised 30 per cent
Tax ou furniture over 5000
Tax on every gold watch, 81
Tax on every silver watch. 81,
These taxes operated slowly, and au.
thoriiy was given to borrow the money
in advance on pledges Of customs Those
taxes were not very prolific, and the
Government depended mostly upon stock,
which was sold at s. per cent, aud on
Treasury notes Of small denominations
which circulated as . currency from 10
10 10 per cent discount They were
taken ia business, according to the prices
Of the DIV and about $1,000, 600 were
outstanding in lsl3 -, .,s..,..4 90
SANTA '""'" ~, Nv" 5000 noo
"u'' ''e supP"N'''Ui' '.''' ''Ve''eI
NV AZ. u.s. ;, "','' ~, ~ rn.rl, -, ,Le
vac "'''','s' ''''i,t' -, IL. tlI.rs
''' IVA "'''" ,ncsooo.o
n, month. stock issued to rai.e sl5o.
VOo'o'"' ''''''. ~ ',o,''-
rott Federal ici, jopaary lso2, 'asoooo go
i'al state N'' a''''-
War debt end Of six months 10000 90
rroc'ed' of 'aHe'. .''...... 2o"o' ooo
Y,,ai sun, Tor year ...... ij5ooto 900
VII 49, SUI, .xnena,d the now wear
ia ',.,,,, ,..,,h ,l,a tnxcs In oncraiion
u -, -, ..,,,,,,,.,, L.,;,,., a. nspal
"',,',,,ols,c1 ,hcro would he re.,nircd a
i,...,r' .',,,,, t.r tho second year of war.
~ stno ooo Gao ppst br raised from
,,y..,..,. f.,,, d, roc,lc IN a certain cx.
.t.,,s,.a ~, ,b,. r,evinus vcai'. ON.
'"' -. -
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-07-27

A 6rst class rSsiecr. Of 10 tcae
burden, lie now being cited oss il CAarlsa-
ton
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-07-27

A powder mill has bcen put in opera
ton on White Riv~, Arks, which v
turning out 2.loa rrunds dairy
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-07-27

South Carolina has seven reg ,menil
!, Besare gara's army
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-07-27

A So RS o''rgs his professional service. 20
e.t.ten. AT Marshall and surrounding ,uniry
At the Drug Store Of Scars y Wthcnpaon.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-07-27

gtoVgn. \, st. VANfANpr.
w cLoUGn 4 X. VI NANZANpr, -ifioraep,
III Cann.allg-. Of LnIr. Mar.hll TnNas.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-07-27

HtIiItp. T. ". fANtoK.
lrti0 4 TAYLOR, iHorreps and Cotmsdles'
N Lar, Marshall. Texas.
i.Hai March o. lsfi
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-07-27

EAAIllu. Al NArfA.
tLO 4 MASON, dtiarnfus and ConHssiltr,
f.ur. JEFFERSON. TfXAs, vii practice In the
s4d Eighth Judicial Districts. Prompt alien
te gwen :, collection and set emcni OF
s uii-e an Marshall Street, oser J t. 4 " G..
z store
r .he partnership does not include Harrison
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-07
DfRD.

COURTTEYn Tnssd,y aug Thorass AleTsrSsr CsuIssy,
,iscfge C0lrtrsy. sgrd3 yclf- snt nouds
n. ft' The 'aIiv fsprfi5 Hgtet 20 attend che
fIncrsl This - sdns lay A"raOon y O'Clock from bis ss
Insi5oIcs. NJ. - Dsh surot
coACHMON-On TucsiHy Aur. 6. William Henry, only ekn3
John H. and Ezso-tb Coschmon. stod months ans ~
daya
The siiy., and crd, y respectfully invited
attend tho funeral mi. day ~ vdissfai "A oeIoch
fr0u No ~ Ssgeuib ayspls
OAViDsOY-in Orauzr v D. Thufsdsy. Aug 81 bilsuc
fsyer termination vi absss' aud iawsd dif.hsryrs
David A. Dsvid.o. I'D IS J~afs hr fOsasTy Esprsso
AgBt Uto= ~ r. .nd gr 'i"u.ly roD 'hs lsis Of Ma
FERGUsOY-I, Per, Jay. y s.. Ta,stAy Aus Rufus
t-rg,-ou aIsd siy.sr
MAYEaEAU-or Monday. Aus nsdslains hsJsrsan. sses
The .rd, sd relative. B-rp.rd A. sd VIA hsJs.aa
invited fus tbe o'iao G. Of erF 900, Ns
asa Has.on .rcst o. WEDNESDAY, At = dclock y IL
PARKER-oD Dord.y Aps surs ssriA daughter Of Lewis
~. END Ann l. fsAef asrd yras ~ oh 40 days
The y-s rus ~ 'h~ aauJ a. rel ~st'd % trrS
the IL, -rsl deucr uri pa-n TO ~ sitiA
sgsluc. 10 "Wednesday. thr "a, ~ 1i
slBRFE-On aontsy. AuH 5, ThoiDss sbfss ef Inc
iaf- 10. Robert si'fc@, ed 3 80
- II the sij, slr ~b these 81 John uais'sai
Hss ar Mod stt.nd ihe fl- orreacsis $, 81 Cs
n-u's 81 lcA. Anity st, Wsdnesasy tie TN ina I,
~ O'Clock }. ~.
sHAILEROB Tuesday Ava Mr.. Pamela sasDe' vifs q
t1-kei Shsller -
Tqr r.. ard feuds Of emil Invited s'ierd he
fun.ra thu ga, 80 Jc PA hOw b., lsts re~iashes
No lg Wrd Th. fouftI s-el stbogs fusthsr notice
SPOONER-At Ma'teswsa Dutca,s. County % Fff-y Aup
Asr har rins lns-s. rrh '- bus WIN Chrsier fof'
f,s b. ~pnsr II Bfsk yu. L0ts ilana sssa 81 yoasi 70
mouths 1ho oaya
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sURRoGATEs CoURT-AuoUsr 6.

WILL or SUSAN NJ. PARIsB ADMITTED 10 PRoBATE.
Afte dvldiog among her five brothers separate por-
lions Of Der hous,hod furniture, psre and carriages
and 20 tLeir wives her diamonds and shaws, and 10
cir daughter. the residue Of Der jewelry, she gives
leg4ces ~ several members Of Der family, amounting
to $I4 702 10 other individual $2JU0O aud 20 chart
tabla associations s., 500, and then adds;
IteHg--l do hereby direct the executors OF my late
husband, Henry Parish, 70 Jay over 10 my brothers
Joseph, Henry Edward, Richard, and Ruius n. Della
h,d the sum or fund Of s~0J,VcO given 10 by his
will.
l,er,-All the rest aud residue Of my e'iats give
to 10y suid i've brothers, Ia equal proportions, share
anu share alike.
WIll dated 2tst Of March, 1861.
This lady, whose will ID above given WA the widow
Of Henry Parish, whose will aud eod.cils have been
and ye, contnue subject OF litigation IN our courts.
By his will made In 1872, be gave 10 bis vie lhaving
no childrcu s200,0 900 In cash, real estate II about
t0O 900 In value together With ls household fnrhi-
tuie plate carriages, &c. and gave the residue OF bis
estate 10 bis two brobers Daniel Parish OF New-iok
AID James Parish OF PoughkeeIse. In 1919, lie VAS
struck with paralysis, and from that time 70 bis death
10 1856 a. alleged ne could neither speak nor write.
Afer his death three codicis dated after has attack
wero offered for probate with his will, sguod by Il
mark, aud purpcrtiDg TO revoke the residue Of his
estate given by Bis will to his brothers, and TO give
il 10 his wife, Amounting 70 about sI,eoO,OW. Ills
brothers contested tho validity Of the three codcils
the ground " ncOmpetency and undue influence. The
Supreme Court sol the oodcils aside.
Mp. P4r,h appealed to the Court Of Appeals, before
whom the case is sill pending. 1t will b. seen by ber
will that she has given TO her Eve LotheH all lhst abs
received under er husbands will and also the residue
OF Ter estate whatever Il may bo.henco Il the Court
Of Appeals reveses tho decision Of beSupreme Coar
aad sisus the oodicis hsr brothers viii glro receive
the residue Of her husbands estate VI h million OF dol
lars, aud tho brothers Of her husband will receive
nothing And II the Court agrees with tho Supreme
Court In rejecting the oDdcils, Ihe brothers 81 afs
Parish will get the amount given 70 Der by The wiz Of
her husband and tho brothers OF Horny Parish WI so'
tae reeduc OF bis estate ps OF this reeidne 'n con-
test is tho dwelling IN Union square, Known Is tne
Parish House, and the lot adjoining, occupied ~ Df'
jackson, at the corner OF Broadway.
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MAXINE JUURNAL
roar ~ sLN-YORk..".."..AvS &
Cleared.

Shas-Asvanne Lsfcs Liverpool. Rowland frc'hiEshsi
q i. ser Wt.s0f Fisnrs0. ". I C0lstDsD - 1
ltcA A,p Naninstn, Live to Inona' James bae =
slor. III. Liycrpy. ,. Ito p-on .s"ln~~. - =.
L,rk.-FalAv huirAvbs D.oni. hena" - u.shnsi 70
Blssty syyestrf Jofk sci uskci Me- al Dsnoss1 -
n~frif Fos. susua - ursi d. Be ntI. q.
brtt.-frsncnii. Wsli.e. MsfsriIrs. Moore "a o.
yi,cp MrPh-. Wss, lrdi-. Joucs ~, Dsoiiss,
Notion. Esi AssBia. Sim.on halheT' al hlaivJ ssi'
tlogur, HarJSr 81 Ala -
srhtone,,--gtage Usu. esseT. - ,ohr's - Aba.
O Uorr. tsfts nss Ne ny~sf li"udslson ~ a. lse
ter, Mod "a. Hsstb Isr.nd u44sssg NentJ oisii,
BiYore Mi-cti-f (BEl Ns oai, Suo stps o. -
Buiry; Msssonrrf tulofd kocAse T. ID h9ilbN 90 A.
B,s,iurs hsp a. 81 4. l. N-yrs sna Adsba'r \
Haidy -, Jnhns bake, Dsytobi ttl-uts ConVa roo
Csbrl.c n. U11cfr noit W. CO ter Eniieou fiss.a
uAAot, ssier.
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Arrived.

Steamship B.nsuin do sord ~ T,ssspOril Baslst r
MODr@e rs 1T vermont SsgiDraL nosnd 70 Nsv'
s,'sa,hip 3 n sP-ldiHs 10 > Transport as-.s fsr'r
h0Eoe btiaucs = ia "a uoat k-su'Fh 0'Sa 20 "s"h
SIP As.II 1ai'ia Dssl1 Liverpool ynrer se;s ,ns
csoed the bans between iail~ds. IS and N ~
con iivrr,ss or S.~y"r, N.strea, ;hs.is tssrns
p p. slip Monsoon Of N-~.b,df0rd hound s. I'D
Bsfi Lsas lof Bsimoel R. nolss, BasDOs Ayes "
d,y, hide, ~Vv &C. TO meier The BAH Cosssck, osy
comp.sy WIN os Dasiis or i Ino.. last. .
IS 4 TO- passed standing h. painted 6lsos les, 'Afss
ssrs ihsods cs.vtr sasu. day. sugar walsh csrvss
bak Hyperion, ofosOn, Aspla Is day. i'Oo Dbl" 'ah'o
sns Gsi, Chapman Orb Cooper j.cH.l Ju, ', Ssws"s
and esiiee 20 sS,a JYgs. "a; o,d.s
B.. ben DsaniSs of ror.pd R,v.D, Ci,nf0sso. JAY "a
sus.f hillsg houshon "a n' Cd hsi's'~' "' 0os'
BIS M.ciis. Ssi N.,as., sAopp,. Tnis.d {. ooSs u
a.sSs. ". Nj. Sosg. . 5, .ss o. GsSa
srs AiHs BrI brown Cs' IsHd es'" iSs''od anaH"'
Iis Mad MA.dsOr cieOf1elo. July 49, ,sssl 50 rSol'ts
LshI6ourn. Ssled IN sompsay sh orig Abs,i Adsns ~
Boston. Aus l. % hGstcrs, scHaed BY Y. s. Hos~"
I'm o.am.,s P,r,ia, Fusbehpo, fr chsr...,svp.
EsLr ". n. Cl.rv. snaih. Na.-sn, r.. " 6.y. has
Jane, Dougu % inst. Oa ha.'ss. ~as esA.ass ~ VI
scLs N,.s.Ts, Del,rrn, PsOvlJ.ro. day.
scst w.s. si.s noorus. Ropdou, for Bestss.
Schr Rsb~oea, LogeD, Lis'!e sss tsfgot "a eet
at.~xs
sca- A. ;. llGi ,of rrovdsresl, Reh Lm.-a T. sr'sN"
cosl 90 msst-r 80.
schr 3 ID. Bellows, ClNrk Mddeown, in hslSss
Schf Ainirs rmtuon Aioasy, iof frO,ijcSes
Scur. !. nliss. naioh, EnSsychqvft of boseaa
scha r. Bvrdrn Arnold Eit4sbsitrof ~ ~ p,vsr
scbr. a. O. .dr.r, brishtnisn, Etts9rthfsi. W
sSs heron sS,on b,TP S s Ss.n t.
Elooa Arvs .tss aieoa. k.4sbethp " y. s..,r.
sfestrsr An,hr.cite, Jone.. fklsaeiPaaS ~a'e W q
BnssA N pAn.A.l,hi, nas, 10 J. -
bisEs. ,.u.a.,.h,. s.s.c 10 j. y. Bda<
s,ss, No iosssa, Smith. rev Lond"n' @s'~ 80 W
HSsa.s o.pay, Ksassy. rro'aeHc' mdS' 70 haT~aSf
nst Charlie. c,soOs G,sr aorsich sad's 20 T. hse
Novelty sha-. Ps1-dsl9h,a Hiss to b''s AZ
T.,a rr Broom. Foster. B.aOrs. @ass 10 "nHaH ''r
SCI ss..sr Thomson Cs.oes. B,lapOrs ms''' 20 WINE"
EolL g. a.,,,,,a ,Ssa 90 wilisn De-
hsl. sebls,r Asan, B.isore. Sa's 20 ""0A@
EslL ,,-... ~, rav,rrool, Ks,
',it.'sJ ,yr,ls lor sisve. Oisdstsf, tH 9eH -,
~. h OK rsia. (bfh Vr lsate lSs' -
~ ~ II tvsfs Bris CLfna fof Trieste ottas 80
70 10, N,s sfgn.whE, Langdau Oiinofe 'sf S@'s'"
wINp-sussiss ~ n. W 9 sonss,. > W.
~, .o., Puo4,. BaIpx arrived Yesterday rem 49,
IN. La II Care 1rs6 ssY, sssfing r. % mss -
nHn AZ ~ dps hsaes 10y ~, hAs
A'G ON "A .aoss scbT. Grey Hound o. sed TOT
~ 'os az sJal, al lsL a. lon "a spoks rctf Angas
IN a.. ess.srypsss ~ Bar 4 b. LssssAss ~ wa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-07

THr MURDER OF PoLicEAAs NsKriH.--Thc suus,sS
Of Polcemsp ier1p will ~" place Ihia afternoon.
Tho sndrs police force Of Brlokiyp will attend 40
well 20 Delegation Of 900 from New.York. with t.so
Of the inspectors. At tho meeting Of lhs Board ~
Commissioners yeGeriay, resolution, Of eondsIeeco
with tbs family Of deceased were passed. and tho
members Of tho Board eoiced to DO present In shsts
oficigl capacity q fInerHL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-07

tn' inter Garden this evening. without rssorv st.s
'ne tilei OF the Widows and Orphans Of the men 81
80 negimsn' vhod died W battle with the su.m, a
""h' snd no donors they cnud wa IN their pro.
s "0u'' De brighter than tie credi. Of ,h;e
Ane loyal deed. II III. benefit 10 ss s.se,...
soona De- all the compensation tina, Ia pos-ible
VI eS"n f the 'ad desoIstion Of may b mad. =
survive" VI as eravs si'd rus soldien - eve, fs.sS
'w ana We sis sure thni no ordinary eirvums,sr -,
"" ,s'tfa crowded suendsBcs. The entsrsainp n,
81 prove attractive In itself oopsis.ing Of two q
"''''es snd eievsresl II the piece. Ia which "A.
Fiofence' s's dts''nguist ed Hand, Andy /" .,x
Inc Young Actress No seat. w,n,s CO. -
any par Of the house. sscep, ,es orchs..s. ,, ~
large RGiabsr Of tichcts bsvs already besn cola.
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sio,ements Of Ocs~u steamers.
sSass-sg.r. Arrives

n ,ii5 Jl5e't Gaissf,s. J''" Lropoo'-f~ joseph y
fs ogtg Ai~a. yrV. oar iIa~d--Nr. Charles Hsrris
4. br,1 Mad, iron CtsN a,sss-hT. ke1ard ID. P0Dd
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g. NJ tell that when the regiment was Searching 'o'
hidden arm. among the Rebel sympaf'n7er w INC ""
haze ~ Chsf!rstowu. the plsce where '"hp ''"D VIZ
hnng they wsr, posing yard. where 30 0'' '"''
m nmy W.. washing. shs nodded 70 us o"is '"''
tsiously and s,d e" speeks tberes sornrtnn W neie
Won wants aud Immediately went Oh Win nef "aS'''
ing This led tie boys ~ 20 10 and search the mouse
and ward notwithstanding the Secesher owner nN'o'
d. ere were no arms there None were fonndinh hfS
bu, the bows noticed in tss yard Pisce "ner" '".
oraa.-par had evidently been distnrbed auo one VI
them running his bnyonei down revehled oepos'',
which when uurnrthet prov'dio he twenty etAho OF
arnDs sud Secession 6sg Qnery IL the oid save
yonan conirabAnd. u ptreon and II person. 10
,h Ioyal or Rebel and how ought she TO be treated
n, on, .old;.rf JUsrIcE.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
Ia ,As Lesos n, Eo~dn. Central hSsortren q kfic'
The S-ou Rifles respectfully tender their grsi"fni
ae,pcyyl dvemruts Tor the highly accep'ntl- dpnaon
of .hirts and socks received from your parolr asso
ca ion. jos. GUTaAS, jr., 2. 81.
o, THEY SHALL PROSPER THAT LOVE THEE.
One of the warm dnvs of last week, friend found
hrself comrellrd vhk Il fiStarce between icmI-
s,,sd AZ Jamara- hs he approached the end o. nus
rontr. Wesry, worn, aud very warm, he esFed. ~h7'
,n fron the ion of a tue mansion - largc American
hHq with the motto underneath, they shall prnrier
that love thre" TIE sighi was 80 inv't"IailiR ehn
eerrng that our friend suddenly forgot his vearness
snd weut Oh his ~ay rejoicing.
TnE THIRTEENTH REGIMENT MUSTERED OUT OF
THE SERVICE.
The Thirteenth Regiment was mustered ont Of tre
,ervic- Of tie United Siass YESTERDAY moF"in' a. We
Ars-ral ~ Portland avenue, Brooklyn, by NYm
SLethrrd g. =. A TIE men we're informed iHht 'h-N
world re luly notified through the raves when tne
money due the ~ would be ready Tie iwsnt' - M
Regiment was al-o mustered ONT 81 no s,f'I ana
det, tied th,il Gfus IN the CRY Armcry.
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siSATuEs ai2ANAo. a.
pi.ssy12i sets .........1:i0l Moos--fttsa IiD
Hish
sandy Hook. e.21 Oos is,d... )lil hsf'as
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AID ron THE wlDows AND 0RPHAm.-Mr. ana
Ms Florence dsvUe the proceeds Of their performance
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WATCHES.
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tie hs. a si'r.sfrres % = s gut. it5 isrr =.
pnhiiestie IN .-.e aisrrsi.Easrf bat tie as,ns. ~
rs'ist vii - fcsoFuilea ~ iAo>e s-cusnsea ~
tAs Trade A. being a DE hirle-. dsq.s respsc.,s.
SD iHnoe1ad. Az their ssisil..hr,.r,. r..r .,,..
Pc io-ni q erl.le Mates - = r. C,.,.,n,.. ma,
.isoiute. n greet fsr.,ty
sia's p, isofa Iasfs e.i-es 40 ,ox-.- ~ ~.
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III -saiao -. u rse.e,las ~ Ss--5 sat
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.ad r.ser liz diserve orSsas. sDt restoring ne
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~ cLPHAIIc PILLS arr - rssuls q ls-.s .nss.-
-xsaoo sne carefully conto-sed esp~rnsat,, hssirs
a-%u Ia a. nsry yv-rN turiar shich tlhs ;hej
49, r-~Vsrsei 49, relieved vA-t amount = pain
.aA sag,ssns f-n As.4-el.e. whether originating n
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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1861-02-14
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY.
BY f. WELLS.
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.

Terms OF SUEscRIPTIoS.-For one year. if paio
An advanceor within six months, S so; if not pait
within six months, $500.
Terms OF ADvERTIsISG.--For plain matter on,
dollar per square for the first insertion For rule
and figure matter, two dollars per square for tho
first insertion. For each insertion after the first
.wenty five cents per square. Twelve lines or less
constitute square. If the number of insct tions be
not marked on the advertisement, it will be pub,
aished until forbid and charged accordingly. The
privilege of annual advertisers extends only to their
smmediate business.
Announcements of candidates for Office, s .0C
per month, to be paid in advance.
Obituaries, tributes of respect calls upon persons
to become candidates, Sc, inserted advertise
gnents, at the usual rates.
Communications, the effect of which is to pro-
tnote private te or individual interests, are matters OF
charge and to be paid for at the rate of so cts
Der square.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1861-02-14
Pomonkey, Feb. 8, 1861.

DoN'r DO THAT TILL AN DEAD.-Ou the
day of the meeting of the Secessionists at
Kington, Ca, revolutionary soldier re-
turned to his residence in Cobb county.
though bis eyes were so dim he could not
see we'll. He was told they were trying to
get the people to dissolve or secede from the
Union. Vhereupon he dropped his wither
ed face and seemed to be in deep distress
for one or two minutes. after which he rails
ed up his head, and. with faltering voice.
said, "Oh, don't do that till am deadr'
While he uttered these words the large tears
chased each other down his worn cheeks
He was told that great number of men
would try to prevent it {; to which be replied
don't let them do that till am dead!"
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1861-02-14

~A little boy one day nonplussed his
mother by making tho following inquiry.
Mother, if man is mister. a;rt
W oman mistery ~
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1861-02-14

els there not some chosen curse,
Some hidden thunder in the stars of heaven,
Red with uncommon wrath, to blast the man,
Who owes his greatness to his country's ruin -
s.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-28


For insi6shtaI III tSbsss Of Hie
department three hundred sixty-hve thousand Ai'I
thirteen dollars and eighty cents. FEEfr
For transportation Of the army and It's supplies
two million TWO hhndfed aud y-fOur thousand one
hundred and, eiEhtY;stx dollars and elBhty-0hC
cents,
Por transpoEtAtion Of oHieers' baggage, hftrcn
thousand three hundred and stxty-seven dollars
For purchase 81, dragon horses, two hundred and
nInety.seven thousand three hundred and thirty
i've dollars. II, itskt
For clothing camp and garrison equipage, orc
lnilllui tlrsn hundred me fifty thousand one hHn.
dredf and ffty ono dollars and thirty-eiEht cents
ForcuFrant expenses of ordinances EerTices twenty
thousand dollars. -Ds fails,e eti ~ ,ei,l---l
For0rdnRnce ordnance stores and supplies, inelilt
ding orse shipments for all mounted troops, four
hundred thousand d0tatS.Al a y . sa-c,s. 1
n FofdiAttIaetuFe of arlns, sixty thousand doliHtS
"a For increasing the Misunderstanding capacity Of thu
national arn1ofy, hfty thousand dollars. ',
For rnrea Or Gdhp6Rds and lead, forty tho1-
sand dollars. y. -ys.,ys 49,
sand dollars. y X IS DEza E'E'Io -
For hire Of qnATtRrs for trops Of store Houses ioF
the safe Keeping Of military stoTeHa Of grounds for
cantonin enta; and FOR temporary huts, otie
hundred and dffy.eight thousand tWolhundred 0hEl
eIghty.three dollars aud eight y-One cents :,
SecT3 And belt further enacted, That al apf'rH,
priatiQpg al pTQyigios Of gW heretp contains'i
applicable toathfee years Volunteers ehall apply
volunteers and all other volunteers vito
hAyS lIeeII oiAy be received into the service OF tho
United States FIR period exceeding three months
o Approved, July II, 1861. l''- ~ 2 So