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To RI,hmond and n1empLIs.

A Washington letter to the Tribune says:
aYesterdsy made the modest request that
we should have q Fourth of July dinner in
Richmond, with an Grafton by Mr.. Everett
or some other eminent master of patriotic dis
course, with appropriate sentiments along
with the walquts and the wine. This morn
ing, / humbly crave that my Western cotem-
poraIies, as they cannOt come through bar
per's Ferry, shall have frugal spread of the
same sort at Memphis, with indigenous corn,
both ia bread and fluid. Do this, and you
shall have sumter mnles waiting at your door
with panniers of silver and gold. Do this
and Your carrier-pigeon shall hy across the
Atlantic-Mr. Fieid s telegraph not being re-
sponsive-Rith news that shall start Ny Lord
Palmerston from his after-dinner nap, and
take Count Wales Rski hnrriedly from the op-
era. You will have no more twaddIe about
treating Pirates as belligerents, or giving
friendly marine salutes to bnccaneerinR Asgs.
You will not have Mr. Dudley Mann goicg in
at the back door to seek an interview with the
English Premier, or T. Batter King waiting
in tha private anteroom Of The French Rm-
peror. 2 i4But suppose we fail 2' fisd =
In acase like this there is no such Eord'
1but you shall not drive meto quote Sir
Edward BulWer Lytton. The people viii
hold you harmless from the responsibility.
Make the stteppd II you succeed, you
shall have enough, and more than enough,
and recsiVe the plsudits Of the Nation. II
you do not seeeeed, the grandeur Of the
effort will give dignity and nobility to the
bafied enterprise. Trust something to the
inspiration Of the gOOda cause. and more TO
the battalions of your chosen men the
bloom and flower Of .ardor and heroisn.
Make Richmond and Memphis the sdEanc-
ed posts Of your enesmpment which al
Christmas are to be planted on the reefs Of
Tortugas and in the rice plantations Ol
Georgia. r
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INTEREsrINe FROaI 1LEkANDRIA.
- ALRxAnpRIA. juno l.


A1seEtinel at Clouds Mills, on. The. out
skirtsof Alexandria, was shot dead during
last night, and another wounded, probably
by the rebel scouts.
A river craftsman, who arrived late last
night has reported that while passing AQUA
Creek he heard continuous firing in the direc-
ton Of the Greek. The dispatch from Capt.
Dahlgren in this mornings papers gives this
confirmation. -r- ~ r Nl r A3otl
The earliest hope entertained by many in
the North that secession would dWin die
away before the o. s. forces aud loyalty
raise itB head, is NOT TeassUed byEu inter.
view with prominent citizens Of AlexAn-
dris, who express their grievances in the
strongest language. The officers in CON.
msnd exert themselves to the utmost to
create a better feeling, with partial sue
cess.
The experience gained from this eruption
will doubtless lead 70 great discrimination in
the future selection Of troops for this pur.
pose. There are many unsatisfactory ru-
mors aaoat with reference TO the
movements Of Gen. Lee It is not
believed that the movement of the
Virginia forces will be 30 conducted as to
be necessarily hazardous to the GF sof South
ern women and children, or the property of
Southern citizens.
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Cot.ou Doe. and viii Come.

A few days since we noticed the entry at
this port Of g cargo. Of cotton from Florida.
The schooner Commeree, from Apalachisola,
Florida, entered this morning with another
cargo offhis precious product. The rebel
fiaS is painted ct the head Of the manifest,
and the captain pays his fine Of a hundred
dollars, but cotton comes and viii continue
to come ss long as We want it. i.
Il may be here noted that the usual an-
nuai howl set up by tho Southern journals
about "a short crop for the present GEAR
designed, Of coufssi 70 enhance the price Of
the staple at the Northern and European
marksts-is thus far unheard this year
0afths contrary, although i has been un-
questioHably the worst BpFing known for
years, North OF South, the latest Southern
papers ars 81 essIacies over their crop pros
psotss and ssy that The fields never looked
liner ~. ?. Pest =
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e The fact has been before noted, and is
much commented On In Southern journ lis,
that some Ofhrs. LlScoLss relations are
sscessienists Sad are nsR serving in the
, rebel army. On The other hard, ii is now
said chat Mrs. DAVIS is really anti-slavsry
in her sentiments. The editor of the Milwau-
Ees PED speaks ofthis subject as follows:
ave know that Ms. Da1is, the wife Of
the rebel chief sympathizes with The anti
slavery sentiment Of the North, whatever may
Be her viewp of the present political dificul-
ties. We have he1rd heF express tie strong
est anti-slsvery sentiments in the presence Of
itbu Inosg decidsd "a F5caJes Of lsVsfy. o, on
TIE occasion Of the passage Of the "Kansas
Nebraska Bill an old toady was conRratula-
ting Mrs.. DAVIS, 10 our presence. upon the
( success fthat measure, 70 which she reDlied
{ Iu s1bsishce-ss # II has the efIeot % eItend
slsEery, am sorry for IL Ifths women Of
the south could Be consulted IN this mater.
sisTsry would Be speedily abolished. As for
mysslf, would rather do the me1ial service
81 ny family than have the responsibility ana
care Of slaves" This Is the social view Of
slavery y many intsIligsnt Southern geoole;
tie iustiiution only becomes dear to then
Whsn 0ut1idsrs attsmPt % ile with it.Js y
IaaN
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Another pleasant instance OF the love for
tie Union, Of which Baltimore boasts since
thseity was occupied BY Federal troops, is
reported. Two large guns ss route for Fort
AeHenTy were spiked while passing through
the city, and the fact was not discovered un-
I'll they were mounted at the Fort. It is a
question however, who ale most to blame,
the parties who did the sriking, or the par
ties in chargeOf the guns who allowed them
to be spiked. But this iart shows the absO-
lqts necessity Of holding .ud possessing the
city, 70 intizidats the rebels who thus seek
20 harrass the Union men,
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ALL RIGHT.-A good story is told, and it
is true, of YirgiDian emigrant who stopped
at Willard's a fPwdays ago There was con-
siderable doubt IN the minds of many wheth-
er the man was really what he represented
himself TO be, or spy. BE told several
persons who were standing round him that
be was so well known in Virginia as a Union
man that $500 was now offered for bis head.
HWby don't you go back and claim the re-
ward ~ asked 'Wag who was present. aI
would was the reply, .if wasn't sfraid
they would pay me In Confederate bohds."-
Il was unanimously agreed, after this reply,
that the mans loyalty was above suspicion.
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nIiIiinrEsBiTit at Barton.

bukToNi " MAY oOthi ol.
EDTroRs LEADzR:-Our little town pre-
scented quite . lively sppsarsnce on satur-
day last. A Compsny Of Militia Of Re
ser7s were hers from EsEbuFs, dressed in
unborn, and elected much praise from the
oitizsns rho we're present NeWburg has
good set Of eb'hOys" and if ever called
upon win do good battle Tor their country.
Our Home Guards, q Company Of formers
and mechanics, and good, intelligent men,
were cut, and, led By their Captain, Il. Il.
Ford, added much the military display
.6ffEs day. The aspsrsions.that-ha have been
cast on Burton, that We are net an7sks, are
1atrue. WehsSe 3 number Of men already
ia ths 6sld, and Company of Militia oi
Reserve from Troy, Middlessld and this
place, numbsrihg nearly hFty.
An indication Of our spirit is the fact
that Grand Aass RsstiAa OF the people Of
Gsauea is to Be hell here on the 4th q
July next, Eminent speakers and militia
~ men from abroad win be present. All
the military -eoupanies Of the county are
-=inviIed to attend, and large and beauti-
ful Prize BanaE VIII be presented By the
ladies Of Burton, to the Company thai
shall exhibit the most prohcieaey in militia.
rytacties. Other arrangements to. add tc
= he grandeur Of the occasions are being
completed, and full pr0Eamme win b
pablishsd soon. On that day 9 larg'
& Union Gag wiz bs-hOistsaa on She Square
0sn-lsdiss ead citizens arsHot dslsepE
Yours TrulE. i. A. FORD.
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FR0aI RALTIaIORR.

IS y j \ BALTIMORE, June ISL
A steamer has arrived from Fortress M3n-
roe. Bartletfs naval brigade has arrived
there. A battery Of heavy cannon IS being
erec.e ed on Newport News. The federal trans
ports constantly pass Sewall's Point just be-
yond the range of the rebel battery.
There is no recent intelligence from Nor
folk. Commodore Pendegast will nat allow
boat to 60 up with a flag of truce.
Attacked parties are anxious TO bring
away relatives.
5 The Quaker City yesterday brought up a
prize schooner from Rio de Janeiro with q
cargo Of 5000 bags Of coffee. 1IGE
The fugitiVss now in Fort Menroe are en-
camped ard mustered, and provided with "a.
tions like the soldiers.
Ger. Butler has issued stringent orders
againaf ptundering in the neighborhood.
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From the sunday Mercurr.l
A Novel Attachments 20 an Army---T
Dead Soldiers 20 he Rmbalmed.

A Novel Attachment 70 an Army--The
Dead Soldiers 20 he EmbRlmed.
Dr.. Holmes, well known as successful
embalming surgeon, Of Brooklyn, yester-
day received his commission as surgeon in
the United States Army, 70 smbaln those
who may be killed in the battle or other
wise, whose bodies it is desirable TO pre-
serve for transportation or other purposes.
The Doctor, it will be remembered, embslm-
ed Cook, the partner Of John Brown in the
Harpers Ferry insurrection, With great
success. He therefore thinks he has some
knowledge Of how Southern killed bodies
should be treated. He has also operated
very successfully in New Orleans, and
other Southern cities. The Doctor has re-
eeiVed instructions to report himself at
Washington forthwith, and will depart
thence early this week, where he will
establish his head quarters, till ordered
elsewhere. Preparations have been made
for an extensive business.
The necessary apparatus has been made
for emOalming three bodies at time, and
three hogshsads Of embalming Auid have
been made, and viii be carried to Wash
ihgton by the Doctor. This will embalm
AOOuJ ulIo AuuuTSu DOuleo. Auc McbuOu
by which dead bodies are preserved by this
process Is to open an srtery in the wrist
and inject quantity Of this fluid iEto the
veins and arteries. The method ie very
simple and effectusL We have seen bodies
in q perfect state Of preservation which
were embslmed by this process eight years
ago, and they are perfectly sound to-day.
We hope the Doctor will not have occasion
10 use the whole Of his fluid upon our Fed
ersf fsrmy. He expresses the hope that If
employed upon any one Of celebrity, it
viii be no less q parsonage than JEFF. Davis.
he would take esPecisl pleasure in inject
ing avery large smountof embalming fluid
in his veins and rendering him IS rigid as
marble statue.
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FROM ST. LOUIS.

ET ST. LOUIS, June l.
Two regiments Of Iowa volunteers are
now quartered in Keokuk, and third is
expected daily. gIIT @ 9 rrlrr =GlerC
The Iowa Legislature has voted an ap-
preparation of $500, 600 for war purposes.
The New Orleans Picsyuns of the 9th
announces the arrival at that port Of the
privateer Calhoun, having in tow the scbr
John Adams Of Boston, the brig Panama,
and the schooner Mermaid Of Province
town, Mass all Whalers, having 100 bbls
oil on board.
A Montgomery dispatch of the Gath to
the Mobile Advertiser says an order has
been issued to the Clerks Of the Departments
to be ready to leave for Richmond on
Wednesday or Thursday. '-i
Col. McArthur's regiment of Illinois Volun-
teers havenot moved southwark, but are un-
der orders TO march at a moments notice.
Gen. DouiphRn has declined the Brigadier
Generalship rendered him By GOV. jackson.
SENATOR DOUGLAS CONDITION.
CHICAGO, June l..
Senator Douglas passed very comfortably
Che night. His PHYSICIANS say he is no worse.
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The English cotton fsctOrsare making her
eulean efforts to supply the cotton mills from
other sources than those ofthe South. Several
thousand acres are to be Immediately planted
Eitb cotton IN JJamsiea, and il e thought the
crop q j , wiz bs IN Msnehsster before TIE end Of
tha present season. fyu z.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-03

Or in othervords The aggregate assess
ment in any county, Tor county taAes, inclu-
sive of the taxes for road, bridge and poor
purposes, cannot exceed a fate of assessment
Of more than two and One-half mills, adding
thereto such rate as will make in the aggre-
gate the sum Of Eve thousLnd and five hun
dred dollars in the county. s8
Thus, If the value is $4,000, ,ooe, the levy
Of two and half mills would make slo,o 600,
to which add 81, ,5Oe,i the total viii be sI5,-
500, which is the limit Of assessment for such
county. If the valuation is $4,000, ,OoO, :
levy Of two and q haif mills would make
81, 500 tax; add thereto s., 500, and you
have SIS, 700 as the total taxes which the
County Commissioners have authority to levy
in the county; except such levy as necessary
to pay interest and principal Of q funded debt
or other existing debt Of the county, and
such as may be necessary To provide Tor the
famili,s of the volunteers mustered into the
service Of the United States or the active ser
r.
vice Of this State. safli4l
The tax authorized to be levied by the
County Commissioners "a to afford relief 10
the families Of the volunteer militia mustered
into the service Of the United States, or the
active service Of this State" may be such rate
as the Commissioners deem necessary, notek-
ceedidg one-half mill on the dollars valuation
of the rprOrsrty subject to taxation in the
county.
This tax,ltO the extent Of the limit auhO-
rized by the law, should be assessed by the
Commissioners Of every county in the
State. 1t will take every dollar that can
be thus raised, in most cases; to adOrd the
necessary relief to these families; and should
any portion Of the fund thus raised not be
necessary for this purpose, the Law provides
that it Shall 60 to the general revenvs fund
Of the county, The tax, if assessed BY eve
Try county of the State, viii raise an aggre-
gsts fund Of sbOut $3.50 900, sRd yet when
distributed on the property Of each tax
payer it will make very light assessment
SO light as scarcely to be appreciated +
amounting toOnly fifty cents on one thou
sand dollars Of property, or JfVs dollars on
ten thousand dollars valuation. Who, hay
ing ten Thousand dellars Of property sub
jsct to taxation, is 50 devoid Of humanity OF
patriotism that be would not contribute, in
whole year, 1--WE DOLLARS for the relisi
I Of the Families Of the brave men Who must
sacrifice their ease and comfort and under
20 the tolls and priVatiOns Of camp service
and risk their Lives in defense Of the cOun'
try, the honor Of the Gag, and the very ex
istcnce Of the Government itself. 'aa j
have been thus particular in stating
the precise terms Of the acts which vert
passed on thslast day of the session, for th'
reason that they have not Jet been Rus
LIsHED, and the County Commissioner
meet on next Monday, June 81, TO maxi
the assessments Of taxes for the coming
/ ysar. s4 81 JEssE B4LDWIE.
YOungstoWn, May 81, 1851.
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RATLROAD ACCIDENT.
oHILLIoorHE, Nay 81.

UHILLlcofHki Nay 81.
Last night train gong East with the 22d
Ohio Regiment on board was thrown from
the track By the breaking Of az axle. Geo.
Ballow Of ChilIicothe, Ohio, was killed; one
soldier had bis thigh bone fractured; another
an arm broken; third a broken jaw; num-
Der were more Or less bruised and slightly In
iured, alast - a.
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"a RashlhgtOn dispafohsays:

The specifications tor iks gun boats are
Ia the Public Printer,B hands, NhO should
have issued them this morning. There wiz
be three classes, ranging from 600 70 1000
tons; the smallest class 70 carry 11.iHoh
guns andtRs 82spOundsEE; the largest four
32,pouniets, and % be q, plan 8 repetition
Of the Iroq1ois. a'he public service viii
probahly fsqhir not ast4 hsnassya .
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HEAVY GUx CARRlAgEs.--A large ship
ment OF heavy gun carriages has been made
over the Pennsylvania railroad for some days
past. The carriages are of the most massive
description, designed for mounting tWen-y-
four guns. The work on them is such as the
government generally exRctS of the very
best kind. They are marked % MAJ. Syming-
ton, Allegheny Arsenal, but are Intended for
points further West.-qtIsbuEg (ksoRieLe,
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Secession Crushod ID Parkersburs,, Va.

Secession Crushed ID Parkersburg, Va.
Since the arFiTsl Of the Ohio troops at
Parkersburg, Va, the secession element
there is nowhere. Il said that Gen. J. J.
jackson, who was frequently spoken Of by
our correspondent ct the Wheeling Couven-
tiOn, and who many believe to be a secession
ist ai heart complained good deal becanse
the troops traaplsd d0Va the grapssi, We do
not think bis Unisnism win hurt him.
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IWATER DRAW-
8OtFls.

MANHATTAN HOFEh--NOS.
LA1 3 3 and Murray strsst q door ton REeads a,
ProprfstoTs. II. Huggins, lats o. Pearl Street
House, Boston y. q Fling. lass OF boveloya Hotel
Nv tort 1llE0EG
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educational. III
ITO THE TEACHERS OF OUYA

ITO THE TEACHERS OF OUYA-
Examiners Of Coyahoga County, make he ioiloEina
Examinations Tor the coming year VIII Be a. ioi-
June-Ist Saturday.
1e5- July-ist SATURDAY.
August-ist and Sd Saturdays. Hul
So sepiember-lat and 81 Saturdays
October-'ft Sd and 3th Saturdays. "
November--sst 3D. Sd 9th and 5th Saturdays.
December-lst az Sd satHrd.ys. -o
January-lst and 81 Saturdays. i-1l
Frbrnary-lst Saturday. r'ra
march-lst 81 and 4ta eaturdayB
April-lst, % aud "a SetlrdaJa.
May-lst and ID Saturdays. a -- r
All EXAMINATIONS Wili take plaza at the Prospect
Street sehool Houses eleVelann and viii be opened
4 erilacstes Of sIo1al Oharaster u be rFquirt Of
applicants. The Board will b. most read 10 accspt
those from the Cerey men residing in thu unity or
from h. Priucipal Of some Schoolor Academy which
the pplicant has ATTENDED.
In ord 20 elevate the standard Of qualifications,
it will Be the policy OF the oaId cot 10 Rrauf certid
Gates Of long iuration, except where applicants prove
tirely thoss Who cannot pass = satisfactory exam-
nati6n, ss ndieated by the iOloWln quo alton from
the & ho0l Law nv paTson shall BE- employed as
se6 % Ssr5on 81 shan btve st Obtained from said &
amiIssl 3 OF any two Of rem, efrthcate Of good
teach Orthoqrnphy Reading, Writing Arithmetic
Gtogrsphy, and lingltsh Grammar, aud in casa such
iPssnei TO- g Sss s sh "a nPy & s0 PsSs sseeS 9 3
cis Of the requisite IN addition 70 the
A. the Ia EiIi not permit the employmeut Of any
person who has not lrst obtained certificate, we
rocomIaend thar teaehsEs prssent for sx-
time appointed for opening sch0ols.
ircllars embEeeing the ab0geaetion oftho Board
q Il i9fsFe.ts s Te = <o1s g ~ 's .ey s fco
him and prsserys tbs same fgr refssshee+ :
1-3 s BAL B;s s5ALLESsN, 5lSs ,,..s.,.--.
E.PlNGERSOUI5, - : -
Cleveland, haJ = lsel;dlFsFm ssf 7-5
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MammfaftMrers.
DEMMENG,

BERNARD DEMMERG,
ARTISAN, MACHINIsT AN 9ATENT MODEL
n KER, 4ll
No. 144 Supr foI street, Leader Building, }
4ifgag q GVELAND, OHIO. h 49,
BERNARD DEAaE having rented fhe
establishment Of b. KoniEsicW, is now prepared to
contract for manufacturing sewing Machines, and
all kinds Of light Machinery. Particular 9ttsntiOn
aud fAeitities Tor getting up Models Of PSsshts.
PAIRIH
II your SKATES need fixing, cali on Demmsng.
Il your i,IING MACHINE is out Of order, he
He repairs ali kinds Of SURGICAL instruments.
All kinds Of Metal and Musical Instruments re-
paired.
If y n should get up new Patent, Dsmmeng is
the man 10 get up your Models, either In Wood,
Brass, or Iron, Va the neatest manner.
All kinds OF Belt Hanging done in prompt style.
All kinds Of light MRchlnvry put In order in the
5aost ex peditiOus manner.
Engineering Instruments reported.
Small Steam Engines repaired thoroughly.
Rail Road nductor's Punches manufactured In
the best manner. eI
Rail Road Conductors Punches repaired.
Ha5-In lac Ierything IN the shape ef repairing
or manufacturing, done on contract.
80 Entrance to Bhop-l44 superior street, up one
pair Of stairs. BERNARD DEMMhNG.
febERl3 .Hr ..ss .fal.sr a-1
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4 AXE ERIE PAPER COMP'Y,
ii A Haluhefursrs Of PRINTING AND. BOOK
pAPER, are now prep4rod to supply al grderl win
gupsrior quality q papeF snd On Ayora5le tarua.
-lll Flg .lsa H.R TAHOE Agentl
IRaal E-I-.E - oaes o 1ank 3
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MOAN BIQUE.
EEaLIsH BARRAGEs. ~
H3a 4OHA1n IOUnARD Fus. - Il

aiH AoHAIR F0UnARD rus 78aI
l-'A7I sEossELnE. q dllr sal
I oRGAEDIEs, y s-A ai
I alig9s1 fr.s. .-.rf.i -.fs 81
+ l,s- 1-..- JACONETs,
or E.a g-l asaa1 LAWS, g,sm
.uRoRIIHa,ns7s
MUSLIN efSGH1M, 30 li 20 ss.19 %
PoUL D'oHERE, go
3i - -i8 l5iT - o. fclc.al sal
TALEEC1As,
la ISIS sr.a III m CHALEI PLANS
20 ss2nl - a a 1sissm griaas1
saai 'i ~ -ai17aE 80
5-H lc71 -slau ga.s- aa s5
si1 lo -1 ALSO large STOCK q
sun SHADES, ' 'aus
ga.Ho" PARASOLs. 80 ,as
rbs
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lha - -- -
rae L.sEy foFths State dad Les6I ESxes fdr
fhe Year lsal.

i d
RE Lew foF the State 6Ad Lee6I Taxes faE
..s no b.. ths Year 1851. s.n .s,7
The following "a The rate Of taxation for
State purposes for the year 1851.
For the General Revenue, one and four
tonlhs mIla; for the support Of Common
Schools, one and four-tenths mills for the
Sinking Fund, one and iOur.tenths mills; /;
for the payment Of the temporary Loan,
ssvea,taentieths mills total State taxes
four and eIsven-tWentisths mills,
The limitations imposed on tke local au-
thOritiez, for the year 1851, by the Act
passed May lSthI 1851, aPresOribing the
rates Of taxation for State purposes, and
limiting ths levy Of lOosl taxes for 1851, /"
contain the following provisions
COUHTT TAxEs.--For all county expenses,
road, bridge and poor purposes, included,
the assessment shall not exceed, for the
year 1861, the following rates, anything in
any Law to the contrary Notwithstanding;
on such portion of the aggregate value Of
the property Of such county, as does nOt'ex-
eesd one million Of dollars, eight mills; and
on such portion as exceeds this sum, two
and one half mills. 5si-5 -u8,oy saC
soHOOL TAxEs.-FOr the payment Of
teachers, purchase Of fuel, repairs Of school
buildings, and sll the general and Incl
dental expenses for the Haintainence Of
schools, except for the purchase Of sites
and the erection Of school buildings, three
mills.
The above limitations are subject to the
prOyiso 'that the levies required to be made
to pay the principal or interest on the
funded debt, or other existing debts of
any county or school district or that su-
thori1sd by Law to provide for the expenses
arising cut Of the military operations of
thscountry, may be in addition to the limi-
taLiOns .impOsed,by said Act"
Thus, if the aggregate value of property in
any county is one million of dollars, the lin
itation Of eight mills wiz authorize total
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geE week TIi- -WsskIy, csuss,sr Wa,
= ysaTi Re Weekly, Tire boiisfrIH ~ Ser fssf
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-03

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