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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-06-13

Zeuas Brown offered the following
which was adopted:
Rcsolced, That the foregoing ehspsefs
be published in both Of our county Ps-
pers, aud that they may be allowed .
proper remuneration for the same.
The Committee on Claims brought N
the following report, which, upon the
motion Of II. Wharton, was adopted:
The Committee to whom was referred
the resolution for paying A. Shaw, Clerk
of the District Court, a salary Of $500
per annum, beg leave to report that, in
their opinion, Mr.. Shaw is entitled to
the above amount. aud that his petition
accompanying his report, ending May
3lst, to this honorable body to make him
an allowance making his salary equal to The
Treasures aud Recorders salary, ~ fol.
lows, to wit : 5 months services At $75
per month. 1915 90
Cr. by Fees received, 204 80
Balance claimed for months, @l7O 90
Being to May lst, 1861.
All Of which is respectfully submitted.
}. W. STANTON,
PRESTON RosERrs.
Committee.
On motion Of Henry Wharton, state.
ment No. 10 of the report Of the Com.
Oh Treasurer's account was taken up.
Ed Wright offered the following:
Resoleed, That Samuel Wampler b
and he is hereby released from the def
cheney Of interest on taxes collected pri.
or to the lst day of July, 1860, and that
he be required to account for tho foil
amount of interest required by law in oil
taxes collected since the said lst day Of
July, 1860, said amount to be determin-
ed in some just aud equitable way.
J. j. McGill offered the following
amendment, to wit
Resolred, That Samuel Wampler bo
and is hereby released from the de6cien-
cy of interest on taxes collected prior to
the lst day of June, A. D. 1861, and that
thereafter he stick to the letter Of the law
strictly
j. W. Stanton offered the following
toJ. b. McGill's amendments
to Ed. Wright's resolution, to wit:
Rcsolred, That all after the word here
by in j B. McGilps amen dmeut be strick
Gu out, and insert required to pay al de-
6ciencies of interest on delinquent taxss
from the lst of Janury, 1850, up to the
present time.
j. ". Stanton called for the yeas and
nays to the amendment, which resulted:
Yeas, Messrs. Stanton, Wharton, Robin
son, and Mason-4
Nays-Ed. Wright, j. J. Wright,
Roberts, Henderson, Loomis, McGill,
Houghton, j. w. Brown, Sheldon, Ze-
mas Brown, Baker-ll. Lost.
On motion of J. b. McGilrs amend.
ment, II. Wharton called for the yeas
and nays.
Yeas-Mcssrs. McGill and Baker,.
Nays-Ed, Wright, J. J. Wright,
Henderson, Roberts, Loomis, Stanton,
Wharton, Houghton, Robinson, Mason,
J. w. Brown, Sheldon, z. Brown l3.
Lost. (Concluded merit peek.
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DIED.

In Imsburgh, Oct. g. Eliza B., wife Of Abel
NJ. Hawley, aged &C.
blessed are he dead which die in the Lord"
In Marlborough, y. H., Sept 26, Of cousump-
ton. Lucinda D., wife Of DR.. }. r. Smith, late
Of Har.land, VT, and only daughter Of Mr., C.
W. Dewey Of Irashurgh, aged s. years.
In Coventry, Oct. Odd, Minerva, daughter Of
Isaac Hancock, aged years.
In Coventry, Oct. 28 Mr.. Spaulding Shepherd,
aged 81 years. He wa, the Oldest man in town.
In Lowell, Oct. %, Miss Louisa Stewart, aged
Is year
Oc Is h, at the residence of Mr.. VIM. r..
Mason, nctr Chain Bridge, D. c., Of typhoid e-
yer, Mrs. Fine te $. KJmb.dl, vic Of DR.. Isaac
X mbtI, lsJ Sergeant Co. b, 81 Regiment, aged
80 year.
Mrs Kmball was one of the few ladies who
accompanied the regiment when It came ont TO
the seat ot VIII. Soon after fl arrival at Camp
Lyon, she found a home in The family Of MI.
Mason. Here she rcmlncd until, being on the
point NJ crossing lac river to JOIN the regiment
She fell prey to disease, and descended rapidly
70 he grave
Mr.. KmhalP, death has caused n peculiar
g.cf IN our camp. Her amJbe Chr stan rcm-
per WAS well calculated under any c!rCumst,n-
&c, TO win esteem but here where woman is such
a rArl y, she wts, within her circle Of aCluHu-
lance, egrded almost with reverence. Re
peutCdy have we followed the remains Of our
deceased cour,de, ,o her final resting place.
and shed here tear for Our, elves and for far
distant friends, hu, not once We our hear 20
,wclicd to bdrstiug with sadness a- when we
bid the burelyed husband GJd->pccd on his
lonely humJWUd journey wi h the cold remains
Of IA, companion and hi. UIph ned little boy, TO
meet II &c o her orphaned children as yet un-
cons i u- OF their loss. We feel her loss, aud
I ccly wiuwle cur tears with those more sore IN
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LlMES MNEELER's ESTITE.

JINES ITUEELEITN ENIJIL.
THE Subscribers having been appointed by
the Hon Probate Court for The District OF
Orleans, Commissioners, TO receive, cNlmine ana
,Jiust all claims and demands of all persons
AGAINST the estate OF JAMES WHEELER, lale
OF Bloomington, m SAID district, deceased repre-
y,,,tnl usnlycut. and the term OF SIX months
nom he 4.hd-y Of De ober, 1861, being allowed
Inv saId Court 10 he creditors Of said deceased,
10 eNh Bit and prove their respective claims be-
fore us .,.,,f,, , :
Give notice that we will attend TO the duties o.
-, Il breler, IN BruwumgtUn, IN said Distritt,
~. the An day OF January and April next, at
inc o'clock forenoon, ON each Of SAID days
oi'N A. G. JoSLYN,, {Commr's.
2. BURROUGHS,
Bloomington, Oct. Alb A. D. lSoi-a4"S
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COMnss,I0NE'ss' N0TICE.

THE Subscribers, having been appointed by
the Hon. Proba Court for thc District OF
Orleans, Commissioners, 10 receive, eNiHlhI
and adjust All claims and demands OF per
-ols, against the esiae OF IL X \ NJ l. +
IN e of Holland, in said district, deceased, rep
resented in-olven-, and HE term Of SIX months
nom lie - b day OF August, 1861, being al
lowed ny said Court, to he creditors OF saId de-
ceased, to exhibit and prove their respective
claims before Us.
GIVE noicc, that we viii attend 10 me duties
# nlr uupoi3r.ment at the dwelling house OF
Josiah c. Robinson, Esq, in Holland in sad
dt, l1ct. on the a b day Of November and lon
d1v uf February next, az 10 o'clock in the fore
noon, ON each OF said days.
GEORGE II. GREEN,)
JOHN 9. ALLBEE, Contmrs.
HENRY BATES,
Holland, October oh, A. D. lSGl-43w3
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MARRIED.

In Irasburgh, Oct. %, by Rev. f. D. Hopkins
Mr.. John d. Cotton and Miss Agnes A. Hill, all
Of lrasburgh.
In Glover, Oct. 23d by Rev, S. K. B. Perkins
Mr.. Nathan c. Uford Of Glover, aud Miss Susan
A. Wells of Albany.
In Derby, Sept. 4th, by Rev. D. S. Dexter, Mr.
Henry II. Albee, and Miss Sarah c. -Iansur
both of Morgan.
In Derby, Sept. 10 h. by Rev. D. s. Dexter
Mr.. Vim. f. Walker and Miss Augusta F. Bra
ley, both of Barton.
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4rw 8lSINESS! NEW SHOP.

fiUILDS BROOKS Of Coventry has addcG
[ 10 his lifelong business Of shoemakinG, still I
.p0thpr he has gone to harness Asa Ring ana
carriage trimming quite sS,eusiyel y, anu is IN
,.pdif, 10 do he best OF work and make mon
ry Ur keen, the hest of stock, the most fin
She'd ,vorlultu, and will defy he whole of Or
cans CuUu 10 meet him in the matter of good
work. lie has nos gone into the business ras hlv,
houah Ic,sN, and without first counting the
cost bur he is honnd TO draw customers, do
cx M work, and till his purse with what makes
The mare eJ"-Wheu inside of ono of his fancy
harnesses.
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The Rebel Finances.

receive adnonish US OF this tact.
1t is evident our expenditure cannot
fall short Of three hundred millions OF
dollars. What expedtnts has HE Sec
rotary Of the Treasury proposed by which
TO raise this amount Of money? We are
only aware Of the loan for lj.000.000,
authorized hy the congress at MontgOm-
ery--of which only ten millions have
been taken; the produce loan, which la.
yielded only some thousand bales cotton,
not yet sold, and not likely to be sold
soon; the SlO0,O000OO treasury note,
authorized by the last session Of Con
gress and the direct tax, which may
yield fit, el millions. This is Il e sum
total, ana on It's lace it does not reach
one halt OF the inevitable expenditure.
Tue failure to realize the loan for the
whole OF the fifteen millions proves, no;
want Of zeal among our people, but the
absence OF money. No people are richrr
:; ,,.,,,,..r,,, r.,,,ss,r,, 70 ,La sn,,,,rt -,
me- o"' "o' 'o'''e'' 'o'' ''''' 'l''''' az"
none have more valuable products when
the markets of the world are open. bot
I.,.... ,..J.n III. ,,...,,,,, .,,.,,,..,
r'' " y, -, ,r..,'.,. ,I n.
49,. ,..,.-..
~ ''''' WV
Inc "re'' '"A' ""e" COZ" '''"' "''9
produce fifteen millions. Bot 'ha'' n
connection with the STATE take, wi
-.,,.,.r.. r,,,r ,I..,,, tI ,,,u,,,,r ,,g rn,n,.,
,,,,l p., ,..I'
III tue ""''us u '''e Pe"P''' Nv '''''"
will be the only recourse, aud lhry, T."
meet the wants Of the community, viii
r.a ,,.,.,r,l =, ,,;,,,.,r,,I,ih;t,d
" '"e'' '''''' - ''1
worth OF 'helr "o'e'' Inc remaining
and most con SlderaGlr item Is the hun
drad millinns of Treasury notes. With.
,,.;. ;,.r, .,,..,,,...l .,,,,,,,..d +,
az
WOuld have not more IIau twenty five
,,It,.,,,.. ,..;,t ,.I.,b o c,n,,pt 30u
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COLLECTORS NOTICE.

HE RESIDENT PROPRIETORS of the Town ct "ESTMO
in O,rans hereby notified that the Taxes assessed ny
Town the preceding this date remain "noe OF "
the following described lands said Town. to WIZ
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COMMISSIONERS NOTECT.

FLORENTINE IrHEELER'S ESTATE.
n HE Subscriber, having been appointed by the
Hon. Probate Court for the District OF Of-
leans, Commissioners to receive, examine ana
ndiu,t all claims and demands of all persons
AGAINST the estate Of FLORENTlNE WHEEL
Err, late of Browning.On, in said strict, decc.s-
ed, represented in,oyenr, and the term OF six
months from he h day OF October, 1861, be-
ing allowed by said COur-, to the creditors OF
said deceased, 10 exhibit and pryve their respec-
tive claims before us:
G We notice that we will attend TO the duties Of
our appointment at the dwelling house OF 81
mon Wheeler, in Browning;on, in said distric',
on the four b day Of January and April next, al
one o'clock in the afternoon, on each OF saie
days.
A. c. JOSLYN, (Con,,,,y,
4. BURROUGHS,
bloomington, OcGober 4sh, A. D. lsSl-4S"a
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DENIESTR Y.
Il PALMER.

ESIDENT DENTIST, Newport, Vermont,
IL Having permanently located ut Lake
Biidgc," j., prepared to treat successfully any
disease or irTcgulunty that may impair the beau
~ or iniuyc the utility Of The human tooth
Having complete sett OF instruments, ana ny
his ,r,,y,t cxpcricuce aud exceeding caretuluess
he IS able to perform any operation with success,
and comparative freedom from pain.
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TAILORING

THE SUBSCRIBER has just opened Tailor
| shop at he Lake Bridge, at the house for
merry occupied by Lucius Robinson, where he
will be happy 10 wait upon his customers, and
furui, h lhcln with good assortment of cloths,
trimming, &c. and make any garment they
may ask for, in the best manner.
II All work made by him warranted to be
satisfactory. .au.,,.
Oct 4, IS6l.-4ltf
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is hcre'y given that the hooks 70
y subscriptions to the capital stock OF th
Bank of Orleans, will he opened n the banking
house in Il;,,hurgh, ON Tuesday he l9,h day u
November, a. d. 1861
ELISHA WHITE,
BENZ. +. HERBERT,
IRA II. ALLEN,
GEO. W0ETHINGT0N, Jr.
Commissioners.
October 81, IS6I-45w3
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LOOK HER T..

THE subscriber having rented Deans carriage
L shop at Barton village, is prepared to DO all
kinds Of carriage and sleigh work at the short
est notice, and in the most durable and work
manlike manner. Particular attention VIII De
given to repairing which will he done on The
most reasonable terms. fair SHIRE of the
public patronage is desired and perfect satisf1c-
ton will be given TO all who may favor me with
call. IL. ), BlCktOhD'
Barton, Nov. |, lS6l--f5
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STOVES AND PIPE.

81 CHAMBERLAIN, Dealer in all kinds of
J. Soves and S owe Pipe, Pumps, Tin Ware,
Lead Pipe Zinc, &C. is prepared to furnish ev-
cry de, criptou Of the same at War Prices. Su-
gar Pans and Arch Mouths in exchange for cash
or good pay. Can and see.
Barron, October /, lS6l-43un3
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MELANTHi CHENEY, A MINER.
- TATE OF VEsS WoN ~.

TATE OF We - MO- ~.
~ ORLEANS DISTRICT, IS
The Hon. the Probate Court for the District of
Orleans:
To I'LL persons interested in the estate of ME.
LANTH \ CHENEY, a miner, residing in Bar
ton Know we that Gilman ESty, guardian unto
said miner, has filed in said court his petition in
writing for license 10 sell his said wards interest
in the homestead that was set out of the estate
OF Harrison L. Cheney, la'e Of Barton, deceased.
to the widow and miner children Of the said de-
ceased, for the purpose OF putting the proceeds
thereof upon interest, or investing the same in
stocks or other real estate.
Therefore it is ordered by said court, that
public notice be given 10 all persons concerned
therein, TO appear before said court at "A session
thereof to he held at said Irasburgh, on the Dist
day Of November, 1861, that they may be heard
/ in the matter and show cause why license should
not he granted aforesaid.
And this order hail Ire published three weeks
successfully in the Orleans independent Stun
dard, Il newspaper printed at Irashurgh, in
This State, the last ofwhich publications shall be
before the day assigned for hearing, as atore-
said.
Given under my hand at the Probate Oflie, in
] Irasburgh, this Both day of October AID. 1861.
NJ. CARPENTER, Judge.
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EV E.4 x TIT ING
CROCKERY And GLASS WARE,

Paints, Oils, Glass, Nails, Fish, and Flour We
will sell during he war Al war prices.
Irlsburgh, OCT. Is, 1861.
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THERE IS m:lIcIq: IN USE EQUAL 1911.
DIR. H. GOODRICH,

NILS Chapman, IrashurSh, is The sole
agent for this medicine in Orleans County. Sold
wholesale and retail.
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Ut Cal at the Jewelry Store, leave d 'llar
and get the med cine. The dollar is what
want. The medicine is what yOu must have.
Smyrna times., 1861-11-07
War News.
FROM wEsIETN VIRGINIA,

On Friday last Gen. Rosecrans' army at
Gauley was attacked by the rebels under Floyd.
with heavy artillery. The result is not known.
as The telegraphc communication is INTERRUPTED
The telegraph has been reooened. The inter.
ruption was caused by the operator getting
alarmed and running away with the apparatus.
lie was caught and brought back. On FRIDAY
morning the enemy opened fire and succeeded
in sinking the ferry boat, which, hswever, was
subsequently, raised. Some of Rosecrsns' men
were wounded by Floyd's fire. The rebels
got possession of the west bank of New river.
Their force is believed TO be 1000. They are
said to have cut a road around the hill where
Rosecrans was encamped, and were sheIling
his camp. He returned the fire and silenced
two batteries. He also sent fsrce up a new
made road to attack Floyd in the rear, when
be would have the rebels ompletely surrounded
Smyrna times., 1861-11-07
ReviVaIs.

Several reViyals of religion of mere than ordi.
nary interest have taken place in this section
this Fall. The 6rst was at " Moor's School.
aouse' retired place three or four miles from
bethe' C ureh, on the southern limit oi
Smyrna circuit. 1t originated in a prayer
meeting sometime in August. and has continued
almost uninteruptedIy until three or four weeks
since. The result has been the formation of a
society of between fifty and sixty members
which, no doubt, is the nucleus of a new D.
pontment and new church in a section where
one has long been needed. The Revs Jas B
Ayars and Jos. d. Aysrs Of this circuit. have
also had two other very successful prOlracted
meetings which, though progressing several
weeks, are still, we believe, going on, namely ::
" Friendship and " Union" chapels-At the
fnrmrr of which b;twsen sixty and seventy,
aud the latter between thirty and forty have
united with the church on probation. The
new chapel recently dedicated at Smyrna
Landing. under the charge of the Rev. WIN.
Bishop, of this Station, is having a spirited
meeting, aud between twenty and thirty per.
already connected themselves with
The church. We hear, also, that interesting
meetings are in progress at Rashes' and Haw-
k'ns' chspels on Camden circuit.
Smyrna times., 1861-11-07
The Lottery Question.

There is considerable controversy going or
iust now in regard to the Lottery question. both
in the papers and elsewhere, in regard TO the
legality Of the recent drawings of frances as.
siOnees, by the payment to the State Treasurer
she sam of $le, 900, and the object ofGov Bur-
tou in calling the Legislature together at this
time. 10 regard to the latter, the opponents
Of Ghe degrading lottery business do not hesi.
tate to assert that the Governor was wrought
on by a powerful "Internal Improvement"
pressure, including many OF the leading men
in the State. particularly in Kent and Sussex
COUNTIES 10 thus convene the Legislature, the
Hwar tax the Ostensbe but the real object
being the legalization of the drawings of the
assignees, John A. Morris g. Co., as the follow
ing passage from the proela ma ion" nd such
others of a special character as 10 their iudg.
ment may be expedient and necessary"-will
show.
Be this as it may, there is no doubt bat that
the plans are now being laid. as several eau.
euses have been had. ending with feast OF fat
things, aud the degluIition of large quantities
Of choice wine.
1t is we'll kHown that many if not most ofthe
money meu in The lower part of the State arc
deeply interested financially in The various un6n
nished railroads and that they based the success
and completion ofihe -oads upon the payment of
the Lottery bunuses, which, failing with the tail.
Ure OF R France & Co, ,"knocked the props" from
a. IIorc., ti,nir
iz.lien Of the dra wings of The sssignces on the
sac basis as The original grant. Tehlr great
est Hrs'as4 his be N, how vr, in sacrilicinU
their own and The States honor in procuring
money on any such immoral principles.
II Is maintained that tae grantees of the last
Lottery in Delaware have forfeited that grant
BY not paying into The State Treasury the
Is OOO (semi annual payment) in the specified
time, according to the Act, and in failing to do
which. sccordiHg to the specifications Of the
law, the grant was forfeited. The time limited
bE Enactment was the first day of August; the
laet IOstallrnent was not paid until abeut the
middle Of October, and then not by France. bnt
somebody else. Hence, the present drawings
are mol valid, and cannot be until legalized By
the Legislature-and this its friends Intend 10
have done as speedily as possible.
Ihe question naturally arises, will they be
sucees ful! To this we reply: as a State we
are in for it" and if il be true that nearly oil
our lawyers are fee.ed in It's interest, and tina,
our authorities and mOneyed men of influence
are leaving no "stone unIurned " to accom-.
pIish IT, what can We expect but to be saddled
again with this enormity! It's friends work in
secret and by means not at the hands Of the
moral public. And if they fail it will not be
for waat of skillful management.
Smyrna times., 1861-11-07

THE NAvY.-Ths eight sloops-ofwar and
the tweniy-three gunboats ordered by the Ma.
w Department about four months 60 are near
" all finished. Four of the sloops have been
launched, aud two more will be ready for
launching in about two weeks. Ofthe twenty.
three gunbOuts only six remain to be launched,
and they will prObibiy be ahoat in the course
of next week The Government continues to
purchase vessels to he turned into gunbsats or
to De used as store and supply ships. The
number already purchased cannot be less than
one hundred and forty. These vessels are gen.
orally altered at private ship. yards.
Smyrna times., 1861-11-07
Real Estate Agency, Auction.
CCHFn|. Nc.

having i1r many yenrs. been engaged in the low r
portion oi New Castle county, AucII0neer and re-.
Gently as Real Estate Agent Dover, Kent county.
oiier my services TO the people OF Wilmington IN the
same capacity | have list taken an oilce N the
Webs BUILDING, 2&i Market street. below Third.
Sd story. Testimonials can be produced, from zen
temen oi hgh responsibility and business habits in
regard 10 my qIaiIncatons. Those who require in,
services and pIompiness as an Aucioneer and ReaI
Estate Agent are respectfully requested give me a
call. Ny terms in all cases Will be moderate; and
ny undivided attention and interchangeable exerIions
will he my mutO in the Transaction Of business en-.
trusted to me. The people of Wilmington. and par
ticuary New Castle county, who have Real Estate.
aud goods Of every descrplIun dispose Of Will find
il To their interest 10 give me 4 call.
Y. RICKARBS.
". B.-Rents and collections Of all kinds pror,ulIy
attended to IN all portions of New Castle county.E
Having fer series Of years been engaged in LOAN.
ING MONEY on bond and mortgage all persons v m
find me energetic and prompt in Tins department.
JanSIiy ID. II. RICHARDS
Smyrna times., 1861-11-07
PROCLAMATION.

g. hEREAs' by an act Of Congress Of the United
itci U3toE cd on Inc Elth day of August, A. D.
t'"I '"''iea " IN act to provide increased revenue
'"' -. 7!' pay interest," Gn the pubic debt md
loF "'h*G r"spoFt" ~ provided by toe 6lb sectIon
"''''i M. 3irc'I iaS Of lW ct mill; IL Of d1Inrs
S'i ;i'-'i'} "e u a oi "hcI the sim ,i serentu.
Jotf """S""c - .tICd d,d cjohil--hr,e diN4S o1d
t.H"Ife e. MS .HdPpof!loied 10 h:d requIred to be
pa" ~ ''it Sale "t Del Ware: And Nhereas bv ,Le
- 'o'' "a Sti1 at II Is PrCY.Ged Thai ant Slate
Liay e.sHIne, collie ct aG ny into the rnsrT or H.
'"i'@ 3a'6o ~ Gn"i" fdid in H., own ,Nav md
Iestie t1e asscssn' at and collection 1y,errof ior
tIIn pa! uIeh' 1 "'G"cion Gi tlecn ucr rent will
J' u-t""co an" "hcF"nf, ii may be decn.ed more
tu "hh2c"uS 10 tHe SaIC u regulate the assrs.ment
"h3 r"Tide ior ihc collection and n1Ymcr, of anid
80 ny tie own aG'hority, and in such w;ge as IN.
it'eI''"thtS- III !iS "lsCom. may, by law trov ,de
l'ti i'r me a?SC'Slnci and collection thereof TO be
D'"e "y NE General @-Fcrnmeni, according to tho
P"'i'i@A3 2 the SAID act OF Congress- aud The Iepis
'"tiV pS'Is ~" representatives OF the people of ey-
- '''ir. q I"c >'aie 2Ed presumed TO kloW the
i'" "i nose whom lily represent, and 10 under.
H'ao thPT hest Interests: And whereas ibe limo Nv
c1 - ':f assessment an collection ui said lsx nrr
"a" me p"'sihIiIly ol any legislative action m RET
Isj:. Uf, " u ''S b's-
Vow, !here!}Ic, /. William Burton. Governor Of ,be
- I'm" a!,'' eng prompted ny sense of duty
an" considering that since ;he of The Iast
he'S'"tS' HU' ~ CNifaCT'tia!y occasion has arisen
a. - cphlePiIa hy Ike IsII section Of The 3d o,ti
''@ "ithe 9i!sutuIon OF thc said State OF Delaware
J. EiorF &hd ~ virtue q the authority vested in me
- - '''' VI tHt "u dtll'le oil The tOnsiitu-
u'' " thIS my Proc!amaIoD. order an direct that
me e''eheFai Assembly u the Slnte Of Delaware ~.
convene at Power, IN tie State House, ON MoNDAy.
M .lH '"f ctf fiFrH DAY or NOVEMBER NEXT, for the
r''FO'e cI fH6cr-'i'g GOn and adopting such mea.
shies y! rc!er@uC" Is ito subject matter IN which
nave a'illed and 10 such others of special charac
r'' = ~ their Ja"sHen' may he expedicnt and me-
teSy oE eGIS.ati'e actio!: before the next General
IN Wines whereof, have hereunto set nv hand
",u ca's'd the Great Seal of the State 10 he
'"'11 Tl"Aco 'his me nineteenth day of October A.
D. eIghieci h#!.dred and sx!y.one
WILLIAM BURTON.
EnWAHp RlLaILY. Secretary Of Sinla