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Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1862-02-01
The Stone Fleet.

On the 20th of November feet of twenty-five
vessels sailed from New London and New BEDFORD 10
.L Sontberp coast In our Eastern letters to-day,
something will be found concerning it, but who was to
command the flee: and its particular destination nave
not been announced There will be no dlhcuty In DIS
covering the bent of its intentions, however, on learning
how the feet composed and with what the vessels are
fre;obted They are all antique whalers, tough and
substantial enough yet for the use to be made OF them
hut too old be trusted for very long voyages any
more They have been collected from New London,
Mvste. Fairhaven Nantucket, Sag Harbor and Edgar
town stripped of their copper. and each fitted with
lead nine in the bottom of five inches diameter, IN which
is 6xed valve that closes it safely until it Is desirable
70 sink the hulk 1t is calculated that in twenty minutes
fer reno, ing the valve the vessel will have sunk to
The botom Each vessel is loaded with picked stone as
deeply as is consistent with safety on the voyage to her
upnanounced destination. A crew Of six men works
each vessel who when the sinking has been made sure
ore 70 he taken off in small boats to the war IN
attendance The captain of every vessel has sealed or
ders which are not to be opened until the plot that
takes her out of port has left
The vessels composing the feet to be sunk are as iOi
lows the figures showing their tonnage Many OF them'
iiIe ali our generals, {" have been in California
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-05-07
lF.edliSi.el dT7-l 10. 1927
CHATTER 30.

4 ! Z authorize Tie commissioners ~
>e.'"i a'.i university hands. I" exchange
Is -eehtifirs i"r loans il c,.r.a.a c..-a.=
1he ~efe II h.e .Stuts 81 II7is,oas'. 7elress,.e
~ ->-.'f'e a.sa -isseo'dIg-lo enact IS foL5cs.
S-c'ien The commissioners II -c..o.
49, 'ins'-r~iiF lands @re hereh. authorized la
1s'tt.'i<.- tue seca'Itt for any Lap made from
&C e"l university or dtuiuag, fuad. II IN
'i'tii lat:E nent tie tnud from which ;he laau
.as ..4. Ill not be injured bv The ex
chang: AK .5roellled rha, IN al; c:,.e, before.
making rncii exchange HEY shall require
.iat sees - -ccurity sha | b.. ou improved
farming lands the appraised vaiue OF which
.haii be at leas: turye times The amount
iahtd "a shall IN all respect comply with
t>e'i"n- = So II - and IS of cllI,r,r - of
ihe revised -;a.u.e e, IS far i. the same l.
practicable.
SC : Til, act shall sake cfrec; anil
Ia lore" itan upd after rs pas,are.
lIPr...d April ), 1862
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-05-07
lc4 of1ett's TIE PIE Of Art

Now f.tei NJ in q s.ylc superior 10 any ierv II
ne Nest having Tntnm nh SIX light which ena-
style. - ~ ~
see1re he shadow ere the substance fad"
., th's "A'm We s. dearly love. Thou kGowest no;
what day may bring forth -
= mere am w'o plays with t.e sunbeam painting
We '1e pel.e q Ere. bright faces on the FURNISHED
plaS-throWiaS light here and cas- ing shador thre
prIaae12s slS a,'-es = life h=al.t and JOY
beautiful Ph t2Srapl which are s. admired Nv tb y
eIs q Al as tHs ie s-e E Stereotype which are
Hot slEsss1 y any PIC lIe-ndeed all Sinds CT pic
tG-cs taA can - tsn - manner far sr II 70 any
ever taken n ms city a! s-e -ised 10 cal ana see
nlS aeN rooms al Sc s'ecio rs Ill work warranted
- slit charge have 81 .c7il J., ~ I'm, -
l5clstS. fancy clses AMI fran, which wiz SII II
0lc a4d II ! FL Rooms i- a y - IN -
~ s-sirs e g. sItFFfT-- 49,
N5a--AI Pei. Nv. 37.A ioa. c.s.f
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-05-07
{ HAPPIER 23s.

A. 10 anicad chapter 1913 ~ the r.
SEQ s;s.uie-. "niItled -'"f - and ;,.r,
lie 17SeD'e Of he Sac OF JVseonv.z resrcsss.is.
~ Senate I'D Isse1.b.y. 10 eu,c, Is f,R9,rs:
o'''ion l. That SECTION II Of chapter 1873
81 shr revised statues cntItic.l Of c,..s ana
49, Is hereby amended :, a. to read q, FL
"-s' w: section 81. III all ci,ii caSas af
lhiss' Otherwise provided. tie party ~
Shose vor judgment i ii en-. shall rcc,.v,.
.'a's' att tue Justices cuur. may GIVE. ar r.
f's CO.'S al All motions Al ireit discretion.
'hi''s ''f.~rSise dlrrcfed: pr5r;a.a liza; rh.
49, n Of c.s's which Iray d, recovered 10,
sf' Tar ) II Whose favor Judgment j given.
-, = auy ci~e tined IA Il Justice
court. esrt.d fifteen dollars
s+c liz acf shaii take effect snd t..
- 60 from aud after its passes
Al proved Apilt = Tsp
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-05-07

! arr unsurpassed
For Sore Thro1t 50 common among the CLERGY they
the aged and nfirn. and for persons of weak
const'tnti fr Minister'S Of the Gospel Lawyers and
all pu lie speakers-for Book-kcepcrs Ta,lors Seam
STR sSs Students, Artists and all prs leading
eT,arv life, they will prove truly ben fetal.
As a beverage they are Will me- i'm cent and de-
iicI1s t. the taste. They produce all the eNhlaratinc
ehc+s OF brandy or wine. without Intoxicating; and
nall remedy Tor persons addicted 10 the ex-
Co.'S " sran- drink and wh1 wish to frain Fl m l. =
tn ar pure and mir " free fr n posons con
tanned in III adulteraed WINS and Ii with which
tn country is flooded
Til s. Bi-trs not only CURE, IN, PREVENT disease,
and should be used ly all who live in q untry where
n water Is bad, XII r chils and fever is prevalent
ing entir IL inn and harm So tn NAV he Civ
en- freely TO childr n and infants with impunity
act Of humanity should in sr aiding these
truly valuabl- Btters the land and tn by
tally aid in banishing DRUNKENNESS and Disease
H. ifecfio' IF TIE fieGd o,ck Hea9nrbs or Mr.
rons H~afa he nr Dpd.' fnoer a. HT7e Ritters
ri be found to be most safut@ry and e5Fca. ious
F F. VI \ !. F. s
Tho MANY certificates which have heen rendered us,
and tie letters which daily receiving couclu-
sve proof that the these Biters have Civ
IN satisfaction which 9th have me before
NJ in the land sh nul1 be without them. and
those who once use III m will not fail keep supply
DIX J. BovnE Dnn~' InpErIAL WINE Rrrr-n~
are prepared y an eminent and skilrnl Physician who
w nty-fve years Tn. nr prietor h.f,re purchasing
'ho eeilsi r RICH. t. manufacture DR.. Bovec
bv va d-in Iuisil-d VI dicaI practitioners who pro
nonnc d IA m a valual l. dy for disease.
Alfh ugh the deal f tn 'untry rs a q n
raj thing disapprive Of Patent Medicines vt do
believe that respecalls physicrn b found in
tn United State acquainted vi II III r rdical pr 1pcr
tics who will oi hi hly approve DR. J. Bovee Dods
imperial Win Bit rs
IN all newly s.ttl places whore there Is always
i'rg quantity Of dscayiag timber from which a p-is n
9sni is created tn bittcrs should lie used every
m rains before breakfast.
DR.. J. Bocee Dads Imper a Vine Bitters
composed u pure and unadnlterated Wire com
binad with Barb Try s. | mons Sal Com rev Wild
Oh Try Tree Bark. Spik nard Cham mile Flowers and
q nti1n- They manufactur 10y DR. Dds hims If.
VII Is expert nc 4 and successful Physician. and
81 III lie ciasSed ,ng the qtack ncstrums
which pod the country, and against which the medical
pr FISH n is 80 justly pr iIdic d.
These truy valnall Bit have been tn roughly
sed ly all classes Of til community almost every
vari r II dis incident t. the human system that
they are now deemed indispensable IO"ie aediei's
ami Berer tGe-
PT'Rf'H.fSE ONE BOTTLE
Il costs but little. Purify the hood Give tone 10
the S. mach novate the System,
and pr3onS life
ri e. = PEI < iiie. u Bottles for S3.
Pr par a AMI II by
CHARLES WTDDFIELD { CO,
Soc nr pri-tors =. William Street Nnv YcrR
50 For sola by druggists and sroc,rs enera thr ugh
oat the country 3IIy
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-05-07
T0THa PEOPLE or THE UsiTrn sr.rrc.

ne tnorth Of December, 1s;e, the unders gned fl
= the Afst tiile offered FIR sale tile pubic DR. !
io'Ee Dop LIBERAL u ISE iSTTERs and IN this short
1er.od he have such uni, ersal Satisfaction TO
MANY tnoisands persons who have tsd them that il
Is no" an estat h9d article The Of bodily and
mortar misery arising simply from neglect of small
complaints Is surprising, AMI il therefore the utrnost
ltlofti1c that strict attention the least and most
trlnS bodily alsn S Juld he had for isea e of the
toy must inyarial affect the mind The subscril ers
now only ask trial of DR. J. BOvEE DOD'S IMPEPI-
Al " me BlTTERS from all who have not used III m
2 Challenge the world TO produce their equal
iheie Btters for the cure of Weak Stornachs Gene
raj Debility. and for Purif ing and Enrching tn Bloc
are absolutely unsurpassed " any ohtr remedy en-
ear n To be assured of this, it is only necessary 10
make the trial The wine lis If is OF a very s,p.r r
quality, being about one-thrd z.rong than other wines
warming and nvisorating tie whole system from the
ead TO te feet AS these Btters tonic and alter.
I'VE IN n II character, 50 they strengthen nvirorate
the whole system and give fine healthy action
Q ali us parts by equalizng the circulation removing
distractions, and producing general warmth Thev
are as1 excellent for dis and weakness peculiar to
enfafes whore Tonic is required .t-eaethrp o.a
orHc. fbr sgsf-m No lady. who subject 10 lassuae
and fantness should be without them as they are reviy
flying in their action.
Ts~ss Ri'tsrs nil mot only rre bat P..r,nt Di,cns.
and in this respect doubIy valuable to the persons
who may use tn M. For
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-05-07
(Pabi nd April ~, 1862 ]
cuAPrER Oil

~ ACT relating - bulls If csrhaTGe, lut
pfnntissarv notcs. mil - lcl,-ai chap 1. -
# tie general laws It 1864. rnt.firi ;,u
A. = amet4d chapter - ct ft.r revised -. I
ntes enrnled II u"fafi pEb.ic
Tie peopte af TIE State o. Wisconsin.
rcpreSeated IN Sel.ate and assembly, 40
enact rs .foi{o'rS
Sec.ion |. SectIon i've Of cla2,er twelve.
Of TIC sd tiu,e>. - tereh, ;,ur,.t. eI -,
:. read follows: '' Il SHAH be O duiN
If each and every notary public. h-n ary
bill of exchange ~ P-eH -,'rN ro-~ snail
ty him =" c~ted for n"n-acreptai ? u'a-
paym-uf. t. gI>e notice rhe'rol Iu VII nag. O..
the maker and cach ani eve user 81
such h.I. II e.char e, III : 20 e#c1 aud every
surety or Indor-rr ~ ~,ci' irrui4s~.'ty u.'tr-
immediately AFTER suca PROTEST -h ~ Ityr
beeu madc. ~ delivering g. &C e snn en-
titled 10 such n"ice copy - ihc ~''"t "r
By derositInF such copy ia ID po-i"H C.
stpald. and directed ia hitn ., the p, = -licr
A. Or nearest 10 his kaUvn or rel utei piece 4.
residence =
SC ; Chapter 10 of the general laws d:
ls5I. ~. ttle.i AN nci a. 4tn..ud chaiae - Fl
tie re t-ed attte-. e titled .,t uc;aIIcs puh-
lie. Is hs'eby repeated.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-05-07

Whn.rSs V-a:, hou.e - yyf,.itm -tr r..
corner s Liberty Street, NESI W Il.
ul descriptive Circulars and Prices VIII he furnished
a5-4y ca application.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-05-07
tPsjastel -ipr1 n, 1851
Cal ETE.R 2Ei.

A. ACT 70 amend sectlon 3 III chnP'e
- II the rryi-r Sta a.. u.ItrI
vie u mandaut. aad 4.nDIbi t..ll"
The Peop'e ~ tie Stqts If Wisconsin, reD
resented a Senate and 4Ssemjty a.
eaact rs fotto'os-:
Seefian /. Sr,tton Of { ape - .fi..
reused statufee. - Ee:eb, in, p,v,. ~, :.~ .,-
read as i'li"ws e" Issues "I a. In ANY SCI
preceding. sail he med At special - zen
sral turns 81 TIE CIRCUIT court ia jtc COUNT
nlthla winch the nl'eGIai is,rt~ contained "a
lie o.andamus shat be- alleged have iakrI.
place, ~ ia such either county IS HE cour
fof e:.nse ssoau. snail ia = diScc I.,i ut..e
md tie eourt before winch such l~~,... at tic
- r,.i - he tined shall have. power Il.
summon JarT for lie purpose, and prescribe
ns manner I suintnuuIug The same.
4 proved trril 5. 1862.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-05-07

PENSIONS AND BOUNTY.
10 dstb ed No aiers. and NaEHSt, and
nrons or oth>r hstrs those xao hare d&d ar been
I'D an the .ercire.
4 MAS. e rCt krR. Attorney for Claimants, Boun-
~ ~ Eant and Pen,iDn Agent. Wasainyton city,
ID &. Pensions Pr occurred for soldiers ~c4rnen and
Marines Of tn. present war. who are disabled by
'f Wounds r. eei~<d disease contraued Will
in s-iviee and Pensions. Bounty Money atd Ares
Of Paw BIT .inea. for wdow- other heirs there
sho have NED or b-en killed while in service.
bounty Land procured for services in ~ army or
shs other xsrs. CHAS- c. TUCKER,
WashinEton. D. c,
And ALEX WliAoE
X.evrsl P-1>a
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-05-07
FL RM FOR SALE

FA RM FOR SALE
ff'HE subscriber offers for sale =,
j Splendid farm Of u acres Of mrs,
~ n quality land Eighty acres are under
~ fI4 very recent cultivation and the re-
A<zH naming acres is good timber on
the acre bot is "A frst-rre tavern
house with good ifirnt &c attached. e IL eitua;ed
on m principal road leading from Madison and Prairie
"a "a n 2 'oa midway between Highland Linden and
Der is,p i a | Convenient. ~
IN phrch.se must be male ny the first of April
ohe-haii Cash, the halance sui: the purchaser.
70 - MARTIN NASH, Prop istor.
JAN aie, -'th, leo 5E
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-05-07

AZ ACT declare certain day. legal Lo!i-
dars.
Tie psop'e Of the State # Hiscoasia,
represented tn Senate and AssehsJ}y do
sat1ct Is 5oiIo1cs:
Seei.oa ! The 25;A iny # December, lie
a. d. Of Jauua' ' AID any Cgy Il. p ia q
b. the so'erH"r a. ti.Is skate or ,Ise sc-l.i.i,
~ fhn CLIted STATES. - = day ct IA &c
,haate s,istas are hereby DECLARED 10 DC hul-
IasIs.
&c. ; Ills re- shall tak efTcc; ard BE-
IL :i.ce from after pas, e.
aFp.ov.d .ipui 7. 1862
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-05-07
INCIpiEN CoNSU4TPTrO
fr. D d;' Celebrated Wine Bitters

Weak Lungs, Indigestion Dyspepsia Diseases Of II,
y rvois system, Paralysis, Piles, and for all
quirin. a Tonic.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-05-07
JOB WORK
Il T. II NJ 5 G A SH.

or all kinds done with neatnes. nd despatch
Al N"fk done At our establi .hment will be war
rarted in -verY particular.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-05-07
iFublisl,.i April 10. 1862 I


An ACT TO amend ( cl:on 9 Of chapter 80
ut ihe reFIss Il statutes. .uiitied "oi filc ~.tle
=. aId, 81 minors. and uther persons ,.t.-
&C. guardianship. nnd securing tLe proceeds
Tor sittIt U.s.
The people Of the State Of E-isconsia.
represented ia Senate and ASSEMBLY, DO
enact as toiloacs:
ssection See.'lnn J # chap'cr 90 E ,h,'
esised statutes, l. ierrh, amended !" =
read ii, folloss No :, ch lceu~e shall 5e
granted fer ~ sac Of any real e-'ihe al
AK! I, siding IN This state. excepting that {
q minor, unr-- the supervisors -of the toa y
IL which such ward is IA luhabiiaif. shall
ssf'iiv n writing their n probatIca If the
proposed safe
SC. ?. This &c; shah take effect aud be
j, fofce fon aad after lis a,sa4e AMI pub
az ttiea
A. pr 81 Ap il :. 1852.
fPubiieted 4 riI 10, 1862
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-05-07
j HIS & c. SHY

We en- give abundant proof Of all We claim in favor
o'r improved Roofing materials. hvir- applied them
g several thousand Roofs in New YORK City and Vi
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-05-07
or TERMS ARE c sH

H> rf{t ma ftber7l md sgfi> 1rrf2'V orr~U
NJ = ic - s.hi~ rant HhD c-aff Ike q
ttb'tSh tAemssires IA q lucrative and permanent bu
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-05-07
THE MINING PUBLIC

Are informed nat We are prepared to make HEs
lR"> fUAfs OF any dimension, rider, on
notice.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-05-07

III" customers of the Old firm are respeetruII,
invited 10 continue their patrona &c this
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-06-10
RAW COTTON FOR PAPER.

The scarcity OF pHper for printing purposes
has been O source of great yex.tion throughout
the South. This scarcity proceeds principally
from want of the chem Gals, by which the
material is purified. a correspondent suggests
that raw cotton, of which there is nu aoun-
Dance now piled up cvsrywhere, Whiting "ither
to be burned or ip III. opening of the block
sde, requires no such publication and may
therefore be used to advantage in tho NAH
uiacture of tho much needed commodity
The market value vi cotton, in the cotton
States at present, is five cects s pound, or
about two cents more than that Of old rags.-
The difference of cost would doubtless be quite
made up 10 tho saving Of chemicals, il the
proposition OF our correspondent is true one.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-06-10
THE ARMIES BEFORE RICHMOND.

II
Soma three months have elapsed since lie
FcdsrAl srmy changed Is uup!uGuctive pro-
graume OH the Potomac, and, exultid BY tho
lnasieily retreats Of Johnston. With fictitious
assistance Of success proceeded to play leap
frog oy.l our deserted f1rtitichiidt.s Tho
goldsA Iua!a uf glory which thvsa unuisputtd
achievements spread cut t.etuIs their vision,
received sudden and bloody deterioration in
the stunning cheek which 'nt brave army
gave thsm On the 3lst If May. Mcclellan
hsI evidently begun 10 dre.rn himself C;e Jar
tho Cbirks holnlny ;ha Ru,icon, ana The Con-
federsle aIny IL race Of hhlt starved savages,
whom, 10 Annihilste WAS the ettJrt .! single
battle. pismsyed and chsgunsd, this over
rated General now sluats upon the boys OF tho
ChltkshuIuny, "saiting Tor something to
turn up" Afraid 10 engage Johnston at
Mar ,sas, his waited for line worthless end
Tesry months until at lssi, Johnston gavc
him tho ii.ld loo nothing. Yorktown and
the p.ninsI'a came. into his possessl,
10 tho s,ne iD3lor.ous nluns'; aa!, flushed
with the sell satisfied idea that his path Of con.
quest led through uncontes.ei holds, s.raght
to Tho heart OF The rebellion he sped after lLs
retiring rebels, and upon the first decided check
fell to the ground again and there awaits the
coming OF events HIS usual policy, On such
occasions, liz 10 concentrate and menace. 1T
the lus retirts, tho field il rvs aud lle claims
y;c:orY. e the toe does not retire, he still
Concentrates and threatens, unless circuul-
stances demand divergence, and then he simply
threatens The question now debated in the
popular mind is, "Will ha b. allowed, in IN
disturbed security, to concentrate aud NC
mace
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-06-10
DECEASED SOLDIERS,

Some reliable person should DO appointed
IN each hospital whose duty it should b. to
examine tho clothing of deceased soldiers and
gather all moneys and papers belonging TO
them, which shoull DO handed over 70 tho
Surgeon IN caalgs Of the hospital, to hn for.
Wsrded to the family Ct the Decreased We arc
iul'y aware that the duties incumbent upon
surgeon IN charge OF hospital gro InuliLuAin.
Gus, outstlll this is matter which deserves at
teh'ion, and We trust will receive il; for with
what holy love would any little tckun recovered
from the body Of the dead solliOr Either, bro-
ther, or son, be cherished by the dear ones q,
hche." We are informed that soldier usiuud
Robert A Joice OF Henry county, Virginia, u
private in company "F," lG:h Virginia R4gi-
mens, died few days ago ut Calnbnrazo
Hospital. Upon hearing 81 his death, Capt
Robnelt tnquirel at tho hospital ii some
money lad been found on his person. Ono OF
the Surgeons replied that ,hO body hsd been
searched previous 10 in.crlreRt, but nothing
WAS found thereon Inc cap.ain sa.d tborc
thuo1 u0Se UCeu bOluo luI6!dhc ulGGe Ill tue
search, as lie knus Tho deceased mad nloney
on his person whom he eutered tho hcHpitsL-'
Toe Captain then procured Il servant ard had
the body of the deceased soldier dsinteEred,
when he succeeded III inding in tho watch
pocket Of the vest OF the deceased, 81 ,0l0 III
Oohiadorate notes .I,d u ten c!nt piece The
body was again vlied s,,d The mnuer hard
ed over 10 Surgeon Brown, who gave Captain
Il. receipt fer tho same w u.Uniloi. lhis
in no l4ull fading spirit but
with the hnro that tho Surgeons IN the various
hospitals Will give To matter thor GeriouB
consideration, hid, ii possible, gather hi lhc
papers, IL. inu;d OH the bodies Of dec sase1
sul,laia aud -cartfn!i, r,sefp" 'ir",r n~--ti.1
families vi iluse lnavr men w!.u have itisdc
l,b.tioh ol their lie blood tyI Snulhern Jade.
pendrDcc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-06-10


AtJiY'.irn ~ :. 49, r!ts -. = - ,.
:. Utk W6GEIa'C-k - III. :'as!N, tytih=L'..
Cl>,f ~ WIu. t-ISI iii. SIR, a. ~ o..
I e. furrtrp - t,. a. El!,cteEs % L.. -
- SrGT nEc!tE- = ~ Ar h..'i "a -. .at.
pr l-Sg, n Nh:ri. cd Q! a.. ass:n NeEt !.v'f
uHH'!Dcu.,y
korcl"rG, HAT - 'hr l.,-si 'f!ott 49, ='--
the ege.S II ;he Iyrp.E IL .fE. sci ~ - .n1i' - r
by w.ciiy ssie, 81 ~, sI"cA nh Du@.sirb -
lo's Coup " - htfLr itE 49, g
April a!ih sir' uea - O. tIG. EE,-.s -,
tie srr- every oucr.,LiDs -Js-'-IrS, pG:L
U!i"i"! a. il!' blEEG.
10 sccti ;.a6v chm inV stSSu t..v..i... sEn. ;.
lts Goois I-suri-e,l,pt ~ LIN NI.Ia.,, oI =
bcvss, III. lr=,,., 81 "a b., ryvT. y..5.-=i-sT
~ : u iGr' sLt, AM! ~. .f.t'- - t
~, ~rii rr'i.iN -nG ur-
~ tie ro"..e ~ui La !ut ~ ~ wa st.r .!-"s f
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-06-10
NOTICE go TAXPAYERS.

5SEN orGaoiei Douncll Of The city OF Richmoni
thai The Collector Of the city Taxes shall annually
v. rotce Vt essi four Of the daily newspapers Of is
CITY for fifteen prior 70 s 10th day OF June ;hs' lie
viii at BIS office daily between the hours ofs o'clock
A. NJ and o'cnck +. H. from the 10th to the 3otb OF
Juu. ncuye the purpose OF receiving from any per
soh charged with city axes the whole or one hs OF me
amount Of tax charged deductrR the whole smount
or on ehaf az the case may be, PER cealu he con-
The Collector shall In like Mariner, give nocs, for cen
da mi e IN the - day Of December, that ne will AZ
IT biz daily bc.~ the above mentioned hours
IRON the Ism the 8st OF December, inclusive for NE
Maid op.b, only Of the city taxes charged TO him. the
rrma,png ha deductiDg from such half ten per ceatum
thereon.
In pursuance OF the ABOVE amended ordinance, passed
January llth 1855 will attend at Vie Collectors Office
In the City Hail. from the 18th to the 3h OF Ills month";
for the rurpoa. receiving Ta<es " above directed
Iuns i'm julius a HOrSUS g. G. r.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-06-10
PURCHASES BF FLOUR.
,rREtSIIES DEpARFbfSHT 4

nIcHNoSn May 10. ls6..
IDROPObALS will be received Tor tie ;mIn"ca'e sale
Hpd delivery OF 0pJ Barrels of Wheat Flour IT, irc-'1
NJ mol thHn 10 barrels to delivered song 10y linz :"
Railroad In the occupation ot this Government c1ninn
pIcsurk with Corinth, Mississippi; paymen. OF HE pur
chAy. money made the tine Of delivery 10
cent Confederate bonds The proposals win be hddress
ed TO tbs Secretary OF the Treasury and Will STATE tbs
tius and place which II Is proposed to make delivery
nd The price OF the Flour 10 bonds rated a. par.
U. u. MEamlNdER.
Nav l6-ln Secy Of Treasury.
pg-The Lyuchburg rrsio!au, Knoxville Register, Rome
tionsl, Columbia South OarUiiaan Mont gomery AdVeI
ti.r. Huntsville Advocate, and the Raleigh State Journal
will publish for one month.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-06-10
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