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PgOFESsaONAL GAEsRs.

n, ARTIFICIAL TEETH CHEO-
: : Plastic AND -EULCANITE PRO
ttS>.-tI. W. JON rs, DENTIsT, having Tie
r!sf' 10y 'G- above mode of making Teeth and be
ing sa-sE,t of It's absolute superiority over al
c'le. Methods, yan with confidence commend il 10
those :ssl.Ey al oF partial sets Of teeth, and es-
p~'Irir -ucu "a may he dissatisfied with those
ttvv -fe Gow Csial-. The perfect ;.iap alton Of
'r plate tH 10" mouth aud iie suction thereby Sc
cured en.u.r7 him TO insert one or more teeth
f.h4" 'r'Is. This method having been adopted
by those stealing highest in the profession North
aap south. testimonials will be given and speei-
mems th4l1!t~d 20 lose wishing to them. Sets
OF Teeth, on gold or any other plate, will. OF
course. De made for those preterrng them. Fill
Ing C'eanslrC Extracting, and all Gther operations
Feh,!E and thoroughly performed. Teeth extracted
BY ELECTRICITY, without pain.
- once on Main street, opposite Co''inthiaD
H4i de I-}y
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DR. JAMES Z. WILLIAMS offers his profes-
soaa services 70 She citizens OF Richmond and vi.
uai'y lie may be fouIa at Dr.. +. w HANCoCk's
e1ee on Main. between 81 aud 4th streets or At
mf Na ). PHILLIPS Office, on 10Th street, between
nam and bAas, al the usual Office hours
any message lett al either place viii be promptly
"tehled 10. Sc lots
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1UST RECEIVED-
81 a lot Of Ladies and Misses SHOES, OF all
sorts.
ALSO-A nice lot of BOOTS and SHOES, for
gentlemen's and boys wear.
Which,wiil be offered ut very reasonable prices
at No. 800 Broad ST. between lst street and Brook
Avenue. JOS. GOI4DaMITH,
oc ,4--Gt* Next door to Felix Mathews Esq
CPECIAL NOTlCE.-Owing to the impossbiIity
- OF procuring supplies, except for cash. my sales
hsreafer will be for cash sny excepting only those
whose accounts have been paid heretofore promptly
IN the months Of January and July.
JOHN q PAGE JR,
my - " Main St
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,~ roTHE VOTERS or THE oIr1E;

u~a 10 THE VOTERS OF THE CIT1 ~
EAh-OF RICHMOND AND WILLIAMS
BlrKG AND OF 1HE COUNTIES OF
UFNR1C0. HANOVER. CHARLES CITY
NEW KENT ELIZABETH CITY WAR
WICK. JAMES CITY, AND YORK 1t il
,ss an'v Of every citizen AZ such iuac,nre. ta
,,a-a-r no personal objections TO II call OF bis iel
ll,y-ti.zeC- % any responsible position wherein
ts,v ~ ~ think be serve the country l. was
wrt mi. conviction accepted the seat / have now
,ta Loror 80 he'l IN Congress and with which /
lave ag0;ad ry-''l aud sta!; continue 10 apply
r.y-s,f 0rr. he ciose. 20 lis labnrs and duties
ri, only distinction which l aspire is tii:,t my
lsbnrs ney deserve and obtain the pr3ic sppro
ta,lol
lc,.no; te indifferent 70 the applications from
2" U'-tr"' ~ otcr IavN".f a the approaching
-ec'ipn. aad now drcilye myself candidate
Nt'Uii ,ag, rfv tsow-c;tizep-. Ecuor ,ne with
v.if support. Iny oref .4y-f- shall b. devoted 10
Ire is,.rs and duties oi pee high position
0c tide VIZ Il MACFARLAND.
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ssAF.I, EH.El,TkeNS.

tANF,> LYONS Ese., !. = candida" so
.r,s.,, ne people 81 'br "a Nsirjcieou-
". ,no cotatias o.; Heny!c". Hanover, Chay,es
X k'e ., Es@fa If F,hasd cs "siH, so w,i.,s Il rs1
20 ~ ,hs Congress of the Confederate :. .a'es.
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s,,xp> WE ARE REQ IFESTED TO announce
hfs ',ei Hon. u. G. DFJARNETTE, OF Caro-
Inc Is q candidate 10 represent the District cong
posed q fae counties OF Caroline, Louisa, SPOT
ss.valis, hiuy Ge0r5e, Stafford, Orange, Greene,
N4san, 'nd Cuipt;ar, in tie first Congress of the
Confederate SrRtrS .hi--ImF
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IA ' once is al w Warreptop, Fauauier county
oe lo-,, FRANCIS L.. SMITH,
,-,---ooNtm ooNtm Receiver for District No. /.

| ] IhiAhE BOL1S.--A fins a~sortneDt
Il riors :. = 70 i'ehes; also, q, aud iuenes. -
"e and Tor sale by
ea CLARKSON 4 CO.
No t06 Main vt.
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TOR RENT-.Two large WAREHOUSES;,
font, e on Water ana Cary streets, between
Goth aud 2ist streets. Apply In
oc 7-.iOt GEO. -. PALMER
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w ANTED.-A gentIeman who has a thor.
w oash knowledge of Farming Gardening &c
and the management ef servants-having had
many vear~, experisncs-wiSbes a ,ituasion ~
ON ERSEER. Rest ot references given. Ad-
dress J.. NJ. LUCAS" at this Office.
pr lS--,S.<
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Eaas DIR. f. ". HANCOCK having been or
dered 10 Gen. Eweiis Brigade as Surgeon
WI. necessarily he absent from the city for a time
iha'e wishing his professional services will lind
DIS representative. Dr. JAMES r. WILLIAMS at his
once prepared to attend TO their calls
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NyAETFD-A yomog GENTLEMAN, og
w military ed fcatlou, to fisc instruction In
Tactics and Mathematics, In Florence WESLEYAN
University. Apply ~ y. =. RICE,
eec'y of the Board q; Trustaes
&C l6-1f% Al Florence Ala.
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roH CONGRESS

ro THt VOTERS OF THE FIRST
! ,'rnN5R!$SIUNhl.D DISTRICT ~ Am
.s.s.,- f,s Tie Confederate STATES Congress
;'~ Respectfully,
JOHN CRITCEEE,
,a g.E q! Wes1r3orsand.
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NEQUE>rRATI0N ACT--uayine hr,n Ar.

NJ L>FkAIlON ACT.-Having been ap-
: tViAiea by the Judge OF the District Court of
a. ,9al-"ttate States Of America for The Eastern
p'o .'' oi Virginia The Receiver for the Dis.ric,
'na'h4 80 N the .nb-dvsion OF said Eastern Dis
-. - virginia. made by -ad Cour, rs No. J. and
i"Sl1s NE conu1es of i4ou,,onn. Fairfax Alex
" -,g'a"'ng tae town OF Aexandr ia,) Prince
.,,s -.t -. tau4oier kappahsnnoek Culpcper. Mad.
sys, = ''''nr' her, by notify every attorney,
Inc ''Ii-"f partner, trustee. or other erson hoId-
,.5 'oA 'f''in3, within said DisiTici. any lands
'h'', cr Leredltamer'a goods or ,hattelS
Efv 49, - credits or any Interest therein, OF or for
A,.-e-eA e-eA enemy ct the Confederate States Of
f.re.,. SP''1iy TO Inform ne IF the tine, ana 10
ues,l - me ~ account thereof and ) lar as prae
s,t 49,. 49, p'a'e 'he sal'e IN my hands Amy one
Of ly fai ing 70 do go, wild be guilty
efy', u''a'lrii4ran0r, and liable 10 be indicted
tbs ra Hacd, AID Imprisoned, and 10 be sued by
/ la.on~;t' aye states, as provided by law. And
ers,s g." each snd every citizen OF the Confed
u sraonlS speedily 10 give information TO me las
and 6,.sr ~ ia"j OF any and all lands, tenements
efeoi, i!i'i-Aehts, soods and chaiteis rights and
!arre. "1'iin sad Disrict, and OF every right and
lov.d '1etein held, owned and posses sed or en-.
rsx;, " ior such alien enemy.
"a 'ay ofhee is al Warrenton Fauanier county.
oele,, FRANCIS L.. SMITH
YYT,,,- SoHtW Receiver for District No. /.
tIQDEnT MADE no PHYsICIANs.-It is
hehnsnS, sllauy requested that the Physicians of
snd IA "Al tepor, al the office corner Of Broad
iIsr 'sh - streets such officers and soldiers under
hoel, s4 e ss are quartered In private families
lion -, s'a boarding houses stating their eopdi.
regnsa, YaafeTed, and, ~ fer IN practicable the
and company 10 which they belong. This
Vice "h greatly pfoaotc tie public ser.
l-. Lo,a, ahd soldiers quartered 10 private fam.
sck b''s, b.. tnd boarding -hsuses, who have been
tsport nsa,' no' attended by any physician, viii
+aop ges -s above. stating their condition,
company, and regiment.
&C l0,. JNO. II. WiNDER
~ C.pz--- Brig. General
J Tn iAhE bOL1S.--A tine a~sortnent.
l. ,tass ao.a TO i'ehes also, 8, aud insaes.-
''"s and TOT sale by
ea CLARKSON 4 co.
No LOG Main ri.
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THOR RENT-And possession given iynmed-
n ateiy, ,he large frame
y w l. l. / n G. II . u SE
OF the corner of 9TH and Franklin streets Apply
10 THOS. W. BOSWELL. or THOS. b. CAR
TER oc l6-ts
E>UR RENT-The DWELLING over tie
Il store, east sde, the corner OF 23d and
Main streets 1t has six rooms and a kit hem and
city water in the yard To good t-nant the rent
will be oDable Apply t. the subscriber,
Grace street between 2i'h and 18th SITS Church
!fili loo 15-eoaathj NEAL McCUPDEY.
AT'.iiCE -rhe suDscri'er offers Ior sale the
PLANTATION on which he resides, situat
directly on the w. d NJ. X X near Ference =.
g The said Plantation contains near 800 acres OF
land. j3O of which is cleared AM iner cultivation,
tbe il well ti.nb"red. The location il healthy,
and the improvements sxeel!ent--a large dwelling
house, well finished, with ali necessary out build
inga new fencngs, gardens, orchards, DE.
ALSO-A PLANTATION situated in he West
ern Dist let of tennessee in Madison county about
three mi s from the town OF Jackson. This Plan
tation contains 200 acres OF prime lands, 600
elsarsd $50 grown With clover On this place Is a
tw0-sfory dwelling house aud necessary oat-buiId-
ings. two fine springs, orchards, &e. For further
iniormaon apply TO the subscriber, at Florence, S.
G. loc 15-imSi JOHN T. JAMES
JrOR RENT-A HOUSE and LOT on 18th
street, between Broad and Grace streets. The
dwelling contains fourteen ROOMS, two OF them very
large Water and gas have been carried into every
room. On the 10 Is a kitchen cont aiming rooms
a large Stable and Carriage House; meat house
and other out houses. All the houses are OF brick
and have been built within the last two years.
They are all in thorough order. The location Is a
pleasant one in ii good neighborhood, and convent
en to the business portions OF the city. The whole
establishment WAS erected by the late Charles b.
HilI, FOR his family residence. For elegance aud
convenience, the premises cannot be surpassed by
any In the city OF Richmond. Persons in want OF
desirable residence, will do well 10 examine this.
On ealing At the house they will have the whole
premises shown to them For terms, apply To
THOS. j. EVANS,
&C e--ts Admir- of Chas. b. IIili deed.
Tor RENT-|Two large WAREHOUSES;
fionti,g on Water ana Gary streets, between
Goth aud 2st streets. Apply IN
oe 7--iOt GEO. 81. PALMER.
DRIvATE RESIDENCE FOR sALE.-A nsv
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NTANTED-TO HIRE-A good COOK
w Also. DINING ROOM SERVANT.
Apply at Wsggoner, Hi a Arehcr's. ~
oc }G-tit+ j l.. Met CLt.LLAND
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SUGAR, BACON, LARD sc.
- 20 bids. prime SUGARS.
2o hads. prime Western SIDES.
70 tierces prime Kentucky HAMS.
% kegs and h5!s. Kentucky LARD.
- b3!s. Powdered 81 GAR.
25 b5ls Crushed -
50 bb's. svrap MOLASsEs.
- bbis. n o.
70 terces RICE.
10 nbls. BIT kWHEAT.
100 gross MATCHES.
30 cases WINE
10 doz i <OOMS.
In store and Tor sac by
WILLIAM II. TYLER,
&C l4-5t 18th bet Main and Cary streets
Q zEEEF5 FSn11T- -------
SUPERFINE
For sale at the GALLEGO MILLS
WARWICK Il BARKSDALE.
EOR SALE.
10 bbls. OF superior Old
MOUNTAIN RYE wH1sKEY,
For sale lo~, to close the lot
L. POWERS, Union Hill.
&C li-6t$ Cor. Mos5y and Venabe sts.
CUGAR AND MOI.ASSES.
G5 hhds. fair to choice quality SUGAR;
AZ bbls choice MOLASSES;
ID bbls. Crushed SUGAR.
For sale BY
oc ll-iw DUNLOP, MONCURE & co.
TSAMn-T FLOUR
e vi very superior quality,
Fof .le, il quantities 10 suit,
By DUNLOP, MONCUKE s. co.
oc ll-1v
eO BBLS POWDERED SUGAR,
.)U 25 hnds N Q. Sugar, choice qualify,
So hhis. =. q. Mo.aSses,
90 Dbis. MOrrisss Golden Syrup,
50 riercos choice sugar cured Hams,
) half chests extra Gunpowd-r Tea,
50 hsif chests good Black Tea.
210 bb.s. n. Z. Roe and Gross Eerrinss and
Shat,
so half bbls. Nos. and Msckerel,
50 packages French Brandy; Gin; Cherry,
Ginger, and blackberry Brandy and
Wine,
bales Hops: 100 boxes Starch.
100 bblS. fine Old Whiskey,
300 bbls. Refined Sugar.
800 boxes Manufactured Tobacco,
900 boxes Yeast Powders,
100 boxes Brown Coigates, end Detersi' e
Soap,
100 bb!s. Portland Syrup aud NIuscovado No
lasses
100 bags Rio Coffee,
Is cases Matches; Psinted and Cedar Bnck-
cts. For sale by
WIN. b. JONES & CO,
oc5-1st 18th ST., bet. Main and Cary.
- EH SOffA1 oE
IN ASSORTED LIQUORS.
CIGARS, AND TOBACCO.
have lust received, via New Orleans
100000 CIGARS.
French BRANDIES and WINES.
Also, received from the mountains of Virginia.
large supply Of
Old WHfSKEYs and APPLE BRANDIES.
would call particular attention to Army Sut
iers. Prompt attention paid to ali orders
s. GUGHENHEIMER,
lis Franklin ST., near Governor,
oc 3--lm* Richmond, Va.
800 1000 400 lbs. Hala thin family aldallns BACON,
Hams BACON,
5 hhds New Orleans SUGAR, al
LII cents,
IS boxes Adamantine Star q A N
DIES,
s half che; chests .sr, superior Green and
WINE,
For sale low at retail by -
Corner Governor and Franklin streets.
ALSO, RECEIVING
10 bbls Country SOAP,
80 firkins Country LARD,
$50 bbls. Family Extra and SUPP. FLOUR
rs firkins fresh Mountain BUTTER.
oc 2-lm
ENAMlIY GROCERY.-SAMUEL C. GREEN
II HOW, OF the late firm OF Burton & Green
how viii continue the FAMILY GROCERY BU
S!SESS at the old stand, and will keep constantly
ON hand good supply Of GROCERIES, WINES
LIQUORS and TEAS, and respectfully solicits the
patronage so generously extended to the old firm
Sc g-ts
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS &C
1UST RECEIVED-
81 A lot of LADIES' and Misses SHOES, Of all
sorts.
ALSO-A nice lot of BOOTS and SHOES, for
gentlemen's and boys wear.
Whichswiil be offered ut very reasonable prices
at No. 800 Broad ST., between lst street and Brook
Avenue. JOS. GOIaDaMITH,
aa iI--isk Nast d,.or IN Ealiv MafhavxS Esu
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NY ANIED-Two good Negro Men COOKS.
~ ior the Chimborazo Hospital, Rockets
Hill Good wages offered. Apply Ia
-. G. TUMLEY,
oc it--,ifE HOSPITAL Steward.
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y To- THE HNuPLE or THE 7rs O., n
u u L ESSl OEAL DISTRICT, COM
rOSED OF THE COUNTIES OF CAMP
BELL. AMHERST, NELSON, Abe
MARIE, FLNNANHA, AND BUCKING-
HAM -fEJov C1T;zEys: + an candidate -
Tspresra- you ID the Congress IF the Confederate
States Tie t:ieigesS o: The time between now and
the -.ee.on and the difficulties and snxietie5 OF
Vie tmes alike forbid canvass. Suffice il to say
.st il elected IGy whole energies sl.ail be devoted
70 is. advancement Of yoaT interests.
Your I-liov -ci;iz@r
SHELTON r. LEAkE
ttarl5,ierviile Get It'll l~,ii oc 4--it6Nt
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w CANDY MAKER

w.ah ts hire sober. industrious msu. TO make
G. X ES A y II & A y by.
Address r. II. KosS Wsrrenton. Va. stating
wages, az. cc lG--3t.
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NM ANTED-A situation ID BOON KEEPER.
w CLERK, or ACCOI MIAMI ny IA man OF
family. who il anxious re cniIc yed. Woud
Ia either of the above capacities or ANY othe,
situation he render service. lie has had SONS
!bnr or tivs years experience ia chandi2ing in
tne country writes plain, lesihle hand should
j. be the pleasure oi any person. under the C3nfecr
acy or otherwise 10 employ him he promises his
Most unr.mutinS attention TO business and will
spare pains give satisfaction 20 hia employers.
For further particulars address C j. - Richmond
Va, through the Post0iiice.
T.. Sat. .aCtory reference given, Il required.
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w ANTS.

"ANTED - SERVANTS a r, r,sp-c.nh'-
w eolored Neran as COOK, WASHER. sn.i
1RoNEe, To- n ANAL family Also Woman with
on' ~ncrIabrance as n NURSE and HOUSE SER
WANT by the month, or for She balance of thu
year To sarS es may IN well reenr,we eried o
good hone is offered. Mas. r. g. HALL,
&C tc--ts l2ti 81 hes Erond and Marshall
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I.OxT. HTRAYED, ke.

tST-ai the P", Office yesterday afternoon.
J THREE TEN DOLLAR AZ TES and
ONE FlNE l., Confederate iney, which were
soon after picked Mp bv white boy. A the Ind
who found the mnnsy il known at tie Post Office
he wonld do well to return II to the American Ho.
tel. wherc he viii receive iber al reward.
~ In
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w ANTED -BOARD.--A md1le-aged gen
W tieman wishes to obtain full or partai
BOARD ia q private family re. ding within tit-
teen minutes walk Of tnn Posf-Ofl Address
BoARDER," office of this paper, stating Trims
iI.n innatio,. lN--3tH
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OSI-Ahout IL days since while on parade
1 4 ground. rear IN. City Re e.voir new Cn,t's
four -:nch EVOLVER, No l90,376 4 liberal re-
ward VIII Re paid the finder By leaving it with Dr.
jos, WOODWARD, near The Southern Express
, flee oe I,;-3t.
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VSy ANIED--T7v 7vn able bodied NEGROES for
w the balance Of the year, 10 work a. the Coke
Yard' in this cry.
oc i-l-3t ISO J. WEDTU Aren't
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OST-A pair OF GOLD SPECTACLEo. ON
i Franklin street, between llth aud l2th The
fader viii leave them at this Office where a suit
abb reward will be given oc I6-9t,
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lAF ANIED--i00 Is - u L and SHUEhA-
W hEhS 10 work On Brogues also. 80 TO
work on fine Boots and Shoes Also. 10 FILTERS
Apply at the Richmond Boot and Shoe Factory,
corner of Cary and 18TH sts, over Mes5rs. Barks.
dale Il REn7 her oo 4
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D--On the Capitol SQUARE yesterday
I mor,ipg, q package of SPOONS A n ID
FORKS The owner get them by calling at
this cilice and paying for this advertisement.
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w ANTED-At - CoAf>der.t. st,tes Ar
w m0vy. III this city, two p Il L I 4 K N
MAKERS and four good SMITHS Apply 10
Mr SALMON ADAMS. .iaster Arncra-, at the Ar
Llagy Satisfactory reference required,
o. PIT LAS Il. EtER LON Sup't.
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'YNHE FRENCH LAN(iUA PROT q. J.
i BDELANGE having few hnnrs of leisure
idring the afternoon, would De pleased to give in
srructoZs privately tn few ps pii4 In French Ia
lies or gentlemen He he fsand at his roosls,
adjoiung Mi. l. w Zones school. Franklin ST.,
between sth and 9th, from 20 ) j. ~.
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ESTANTED--TO EENT--A HOUSE, with
w five or six rongns kitchen. servants room,
sc, withil ten fifteen minutes walk OF the Ar.
mory. Address -. r." Box "l0s6,' +. o.
Of I9-Es%
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DUARDING AND DAY SCHOOL,.
ID FOR YOUNG LADIES
Frcrkita Ssreet, 5etpesM Sd aud All.
The Misses CLCPTON (daughters of the lsss
Judge Coptonl will open school On the lst Of Ov-
tober, 1861.
Circulars Of terms etc., viii be s-nt - those de-
| string them. % aS-ima
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-06-21
WHOLE NO., 597.
Taxes for 1851.

Tho law of the last Legislature prescribing
the rates Of taxation for State purposes and
to limit the levy of local taxes, provides for
the levy OF one and four tenths mills on the
dollar Of taxable property for the ordinary
expenses of the public benevolent iDstitu-
tions, and other charges on the general rev.
enue, aod limits the county taxes for all
county expenses. road, bridge and poor pur-
poses included, on such portion of the wall
uation as does not exceed one million OF
dollars, to eight mills, and such portion as
excoeds this sum. two and one. half mills
School tax limited to three mills, except for
the purchase Of sites aud the erection Of
school buildings. The limitations do not in
clude any levics required to be mado to pay
the principal or interest on the funded debt
or other existing debts of any county or
school district nor for military operations.
1t is supposed that the limitations imposed
upon County Commissioners and Boards o.
Education,, will If complied With, make an
aggregate reduction of local taxes in the
| State of nearly one half million of dollars,
as compared with the assessments of the
past years, "a contamination deyoutly to b0
wished"
Another act authorizes the County Com
miss;oners to levy tax not exceeding tho
one bali Of one mill on the dollar valuation
of the taxable property of the county, to
afford relief to the families Of the Ohio Vol
untcer Militia mustered into the service of
:he United States. or into the actual service
of the State of Ohio, who are residents of
such county at the time Of enlistment. Tho
tax, if assessed by every county of the State,
will raise an aggregate fund of about $780,
900, and yet when distributed on the prop
erty of each tax. payer, the assessment
amounts to only fifty cents on one thou
sand dollars. 1t is probable every dollar Of
tho sum will be needed. If not, the law
provides that the surplus shall go to tho
general revenue fund of the county.-Clesc-
land Herald
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-06-21
Army Hospital Practice.

In his work on military surgery, lust
published. DR.. Gross says THE number
of sick that may he expected to DO constant
ly on hand dnriug any given campaign, is
estimated, on an average, at ten per cent. !;
but this proportion must necessarily be OK .
ceeded. especially in an invading army. With
raw, undiociplined and unscclmated troops.
This was ominentIy true even in Crimea. in
a climate comparatively hOaithy, within
few miles Of the sea. We may we'll imagine
what would be tho effects of the climate of
the South upon she northern troops, it they
were to pass far, during the hot season,
beyond Mason and Dixons line. Disease, in
its worst form, would be sure to invade and
thin their ranks at every step Fever
typhoid, typhus, remittent, intermittent and
ycilow-dyscntery. diarrhe,, scurvy, pneu.
mOnia and inflammation of the liver would
accomplish more. infinitely more. for the
southern cause than all the weapons of va
that could be placed in the hands of ih'
southern people. Typhoid. typhus aut
yellow fevsr. dysentery. .diarrhes and scurv.
would. in MI human probability, sooD be
come epidemic, and occasion q u,ortalit,
truly appalling. The southern soldier, OF
the contrary. thoroughly acclimated as be
is, would suffer comparatively little"
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-06-21
The Lowest Type Of Humanity.

The following extract is from an article
on Barbarism and Civilization" in the at.
iahtie Monthly.
In tho Island Of Borneo there has been
found certain race of wild creatures, of
which Kindred varieties have been discov-
cred in the PHILIPPINE Islands, in Terra del
Fuego and in Southern Africa. They walk.
usually almost erect, on two legs, and in
that attitude measure about four feet in
hight; they arc dark wrinkled and hairy /;
they construo, no habitations, form no FAM
lilies, scarcely associate together; sleep in
trees or 10 caves; feed on snakes and ver-
min, on ants eggs, on mice and on each
other they cannot be tanned, nor tossed to
any labor, and they are hunted and sbo'
among tho trees like the great gorrillas. Of
which they arc stunted copy. When they
are captured alive, one finds with surprise
that their uncouth jabberiDg sounds like ar
ticulate language; thoy turn up human
face to gaze upon their captOr, and females
show instincts OF modesty; and, in fue
these wre;ched beings are men.