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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-11-13
Later from the Potousac.

WARgENroN, Va November IA Pm.
The army corps of GrOeral Reynolds
took possession OF this place usopT osed
yesterday. The place wss occupied b.
Colonel r ile, with about 400 nen aud
Two howiizers.
Genera! LongsIreet's army corps had
occupied Cnlpepper Court House frr
several days, but left last Saturday. Ii
was generally reported that he would en-
camp on the hills south of the town.
Grneral A. P. Hills command was here
on Thursday. but retteated upon the ad-
vance OF our troops.
Reliable ci,izans coufirm the general
bslief ofintoHigeni nffioers. that General
Lee has succeeded including General
McOleli.ny and ,h,t large portion OF
Lees army is at GordonsviIle. ..., d..
General A. 2. Hills forces aad General
S,uars's cavslry formed the'rear guard oil
General. Lee. The former was at Chester
Gap an Wednesday. t
General Pleas, nton had pushed Gen
CtudTL 10 FllUt ltlils Out
27O wounded rebel soldier in the hospital
here. Great distress prevail among the
citizens hereabouts for the necess aries Gi
life. All the stores are exhausted OF sup
plies and closed up: Cars arv expected
TO arrive to morrow The snow storm
continued tilllate this p. NJ. Lieutenant
Colonel Blunt OF Gen ial LongstrssI's S
staff was captured by Basard's Cavalry
Blunt is Provost Marshal in the reke
army and was inspecting his picket at th'
time he was captured. Leading rehel
here prophesy a great battle hereSbou'r
in ,ew days; they represent that Stone
wall Jackson is only ten miles off with
force of 10000, and Bragg isa, Gordons
Will in great force. They alec say tia
there is but littlo doubt that Jackson i
threatening to attack our forces at Water
Eloo
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-11-13
Important from oil Charleston

Orr CHARLESTON, October 26.-In my
last letter spoke of our being routed out,
about 81 A. NJ, on Tuesday the 2lst, by
firing, which was heard and seen in to-
ward shore. The supposition at the time
was that a veebel of some kind made all
attempt to gerout, and was fred on BY
some Of our gunboets. We have since
learned that an English steamer ran in.
The night WAS very favorable for The at
tempt. "A kind Of mist had settled on the
water. rendering it very fit opportunity
TO elude the vigilance of the lookouts, as
it was impossible TO see aAy distanre after
dark. The part of the coast selected for
the attempt was that of which lay the fiag
ship Canandaigua, Flambeau, aud one or
two others.
The Mimic was not discovered until she
was close aboard, and the instant she was
seen our vessels opened upon her and
made chase, but failed to bring her to-
She ran straight in for shore, and in her
anxiety to escaped wrecked herself upon
the beach some three miles northward
of Fort Moultrie. She is reported laden
with arms aud ammunition. which, judg'
ing from her condition now, will not
prove of much benefit 10 the reb'ls, She
ran in the next night after the departure
of the English man. Of war Racer. The
latter left on Sunday afternoon, and this
occurred on Monday night. Following sc
) quickly after, the suppositiOn is, and il
IS not unreasonable, that there was some
collision between the Two. 1t certainly
looks very supicious to say the least -
The Keystone State PASSED down OF
r Wednesday. on her way to Port Royal
l having on board Commodore Dupont who
j returns to tsle commsnd of the feet
, She brought back our Captain GOday
, who was Acting Commodore during th'
D absence Of the former; so we are one,
more flagship of this squadron. All
= very glad of it. as it will save us the trou
= Bile OF running around so much as W
/, have been doing The pasl few weeks
9 We got glimpse OF little ram whieI
the reba1s have fitted out on Friday. Sh
n was lying iu by Fort Moultrie; rather
: small affair, apparently about the seize q
/, a tow.boat, with an iron beak runniu
70 straight up and down. and ex'endin
|, half tile length of the vessel, Being g
y far of we could form bat a faint idea {
's her size, but we Judge che is built MOI
TO for river defense than an offensive oper'
We ton. At all events. We DON'T feel alarm
Is ed about her.
The rebels ave still very active Ever
al night, almost, signal lights ale displayt
0. upon the shore, probably for the pnrpo'
tn Of guiding expected vessels, A steam
n, called the Leopard is reported on the WI
in to thisport. This afternoon stranI
ns steamer made her appearance off the hN
on lbor, and was boarded by the Blenvill
rs. 1Sbe D, ,oYed 10 be the Scotia an Engli
he craft, captured on Friday by the barq
int Restless, off Bull Bay. She is load
be with Endde|d rifles and ammunition. a
70. her cargo is valued at $4,000. She
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-11-13
Besu,iful PRAYERS.

The prayers are beautiful that reach
the ear Of God. The fervtnt prayer Of
the religious man avaie'h much, and is
beautiful. The prayer o'lhe widow and
the fstherless, who have 10 helper is
beautiful The PRAYER Of the itfent who
takes Gods promise in bls most implicit
grasp" as he does his molh.r'shsud, is
beautiful. Thaprarer Of the poor man,
God heard him snd delivered him out OF
his troubles, is beautiful. The prayer Of
the publican who smo,e upon his breast
and said, "God be mcTcilUl 10 me sin.
ner;" was beautiful. The prayer Of Ste
pher, when amid The Storm of stones, he
cried Just before he "fell asleep :" Lay
not this sin to their charge" vas beau
tiful. There is grammar and rhetoric
of heaven; but it is foreign 10 the GU
ture ofthis world. The couriiers thtr,
wear "wsdding garments" and they
speak the celestial largua9o, but some
times they seem ragged and Ignorant t.
the stos that are blinded with the clay
aud dust Of our earthly roadsleads. W.
cannot always discern the fashiors o
heaven. There is 'flippery that some
times claims to the garb divine, that i
mere tiussl. There is an excel 'ency o
speech" which is jargou and rnockery i
, the ear of God. There is sounding bras
' and tinkling cymbal-mere clatter an
: not celestial music at all. There al
beautiful prayers" that are unlOvely an
. abominabls before the SearCber OF heart
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-11-13

gun really to feel the danger which
threatens the country, with not single
Confederate Stale conquored or likely TO
be; with not one cent yetleViAd by direct
taxation gigantic mass OF materials to
provide for another invasion. q Federal
Government finds its paper deprecated
not far from third in value. Although
probably no invasion Of Pennsylvania on
a large scale is intended. frssh raid a.
cross the Potomac improsses the Fedsrals
with, the conviction that their cnemy is
asifun Of spirit as ever. The article then
expatietes on tte' interminab!c and iDde
cisivs nature OF the battles Of the West.
The Liverpool correspondent of the
Times. (Mr. Spence, again argues me-
diation or recognition On the ground that
Europe cannot remain callous either in
the suffering there or tie horrurs imprnd.
ing else where. He thinks the contest
bu! too likely to degenerate into mutual
butchery, and that England may then be
driven tp taken up arms 10 end such an
outrage on civilization. ..
The Daily News poiUts to Sumner
speech in Boston and It's reception, as a
refuto,ion of the Times argument that the
emancipation scheme would be repudiat
ed. 1t dsnounc-s the scsndalons charges
which hsve been brought against the au
tlors and aheters Of tie scheme.
A Cabinet council was to be held al
London on ths,day the steamer left Liv
erpool.
Ata publio meeting held at Oldham
resolutions were offered, calling on tie
Government to recognize The indepsnder ct
of the Conf drrate States as tho only
means of ending civil war.
An amendment was offered, declaring
ecogniiiou was impolIlio and likely
to ,ssuI, in war with the North. After
warm debate and uproarous proceedings
the original motion was declared carried
although the meeting WAS equally divided
The destruction Of American ships b,
the pirate Alabama caused general ad
vance in the rates Of insurance al Lloyd
of2@3 per cent. on all American shipe
The advance demanded at Liverpool wa
as high as five guineas.
i France 1t is said that P'rsigny an
Fouldrs have consented 10 remain in III
Csbine', tie Emperor having assure
them that there is nothing reantionary i
his present policy respecting Italy. Til
Council Of State had resumed it sitting:
The Bourse was titmer. Rentcs o
the 22d advanced TO 7lf-50c.
ITALY.-The alarming accounts of Gar
J ibaldi's health continued. II was eve
/ rumorod in Paris that he was dead.
; Turin dispatch Of the 22d, however, say
he had been removed 10 Spezzla, and bol
the removal we'll His state Of health
slightly improved, but the papers sli
express much apprehension.
; The 22d being the anniversary Of tn
| union Of the Southern Provinces Of Ital
| WAS celebrated by feteS in all the prir
cipal towns. Perfect order was maintainec
] The rsmirtanc.s Of specie 10 Bomha
| for cotton continue to increase. The uel
= steamer will take f75O,o00.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-11-13
A signal Corn

A. D. Richardson. formerly conDectpd
with the Press Of Cincinnati, now ons OF
the correspohdtnts Of The New York !Tri
buue, with the Army Of the Poiomac has
written letter describing Harper's Fer
ry and position Of the Army Corps round
about there. We quote his description
Of Signal Station and its WORK:
You are on the extreme summit, II. re
is an open tent o. the signal corps LABEL.
ed: Don't touch Il e lnslruments.' Ask
no Questions. Insite, two operators are
gazing at distant Ligh's, through fixed
tel, scopes, snds calling out "45," "I69," t"
I"8I," g., Witch a clerk records. Raei,
number repres' MS rome letter. syllable,
or abbreviated word. -
Lonk through the glass, al one Of The
seven signal stations, from four to TWEEN
~ miles distant. which communicate with
this. You see flag Of white Grornd,
with some large black figure upon the
center. 1t dips and rIs,si 50 msoy waves
to the right. place aud dips aud rises in
turn. These combinations form perfect
system Of telegraphing, by which from
ono to three words peg minute aro trans
mitt.d. This operator signals 10 the one
at headquarters: 200 Rebel cava ~ rid
irg out OF Charles own this way; Geld
piece on the road. just ibis side" and it
occupies five minutes.
Five III lies is an easy distance to sign.l !;
but messages can he sent between taious
twenty, miles apa,t. Tie signal corps
keep on the front. and their services are
ofen OF great value. Our troops, in tax
ing possession here month ago came ny
| in line OF battle, with skirmishers out, Il
pounce upon any remaining enemy Ar
riyiug here. theY we're som.Uhat chaglin
ed TO lind the fags Hying, ard J. arm thai
these lie legraphic pioneers, close upon the
heels Of Rel els, Rad been signaling from
the. summit for twenty four bouis.
+ You are on the higi est p,int Of the Blu
RIDGE 400 feet aboye the seq. f,00t
above the Potomac, 400 Above Loudor
flights. Up the rocky path by whief
you came climbs a'pony; OF the pony''
back a negro; on thenegro's head a bu /
Ell Of water. Behind comes a mule, viii
coffee sack thrown over bis AK, arc
10 each end Of it keg OF water. Thu
all BURDENS are brought up.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-11-13
From the Lower Mississippi.

CAIRO, Nov. 1.-The expedition from
Helena down the river forty miles, has
returned. 1t saw nothing of any rebels
in force. .... a"
Last Friday a detachment OF the 46IL
Indiana on plche! duty was attacked by
rebel cavalry The latter were repulssd
with severe loss. the number OF which is
not stated. Gu. loss was l killed and
| wounded. .....,.....
Hindman's outlaws have committed
suudry depreda!ions upon Union cillzsns,
in the vicinity Of Helena. the Federal;
have reialiated on the Secession sympa,
thizers A number OF fine farms have
been destroyed.
Information from Memphis says tha
on the 4th there was a large rebel force
between Colliervills and Memphis. burn
ing cotton and committing depredsHons
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-11-13
Disposition of Drafted Men.
COLUMBUS, Nov. 9


The drafted men are allowed until next
Thursday morning to select their regi.
meuls, and their selections are coe6ned
to those organized previous to the past
summer. Camps Cleveland, Mansfield,
and GAINESVILLE will BE- disposed OF FIRST,
and the men will commence this week to
move forward. undor charge Of officers
appointed BY Col. Brookes.
There was some dissatisfaction among
them on learning that they were not t
be Independently organized; but they nov
see the advantages Of serving beside vet
Grams, and have become paei6ed. ar
The men at Camps Portsmouth AM
Marietta are ordered to Camp Dennison
Authority to raise another battery
the 99d-lias been granted to Lieut., Hen
ry M. Neil. a. f..
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-11-13
A Strange Marriage Ceremony.

A singular wedding recently took
place in Ches'er county, Pa, which is
thus recorded
"MARRIED:-0n the 10th ult., in Ches,
ter county, Orson S. Murray, of Warren
county, Ohio, aud Lydia P. Jacobs, of the
former place. The ceremony consisted
principally of the following announce.
ments. made by the parties concerned, in
the presense of cOngr',u!aling friends as.
sembloG on the occnsion: .-a
1--WE, Orsou S, Murry and Lydia P
Jacobs, make known to these our friends
that We rave chosen each other lor con
jugal companionship--in prosperity anC
in adversely. in life and till death. W.
ask 30 license We submit to no author
Iny. recognize ho God nor Almigh
ty power to- guide or guard US. Our pro
misses are TO ourselves and each other
Our trust is not in others, but in ourselvr
and each ether.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-11-13
From the Army Of the Poton,ac

N'Ohh tHC AthHy VI hbnC O'OhSHC'
GAINESVILLE. November 6.---GencrsI
Sigel has so tar recovered aSto visit Thor
,Oughfare Gap to dav.
Cars run on tie Manssses Road IS far
AS White Plains, teyond the Bull Run
Range.
The affair Of the COZ fagration at Hay.
market is being thoroughly Investigated d
by the Provost Marshal.
All was quiet along the left wing Of the
Army OF the Potomac to-day.
New YORK, November T. The follow.
ing is special TO the Times:
Headquarters. Gainesville, /
November 5. 1862.
Another attempt was made tis after
noon to drive in our vickets stationed a
few miles beyond New Baltimore. This
lime large force advanced 10 he attack
but upon coming within range of our
guns, few well directed shots caused
them to change their front to the rear.
Cannonsding has b. en- heard to Gay in
the direction oi UppervlIe. 1t was be
lieved to proceed from General Stouenan' +
advance yesterday.
Headquarters Army of the Potomac.l
Rector town, Va, NV. 6, 10 Pm.
As the particulars of the fight yester
day at Barbors brcome known. the more
brilliant tie victory is found to have
Lecn.
The battle was fought by cavalry alone
aud between the beet disciplined troop,
cl!her army could produce. ..
The rebels we're uud-rcom mandof Gen
Stuart. and the Federals under command
Of G,ucral Pleasauton. -.... .,
TIE final result shows that the relel
left 86 dead on the field. and lh.ir wound
ell must have beer numerous. Our los
WAS s killed and 10 wounded Genera
PleasantOu. 10 day, reports that Genera
jackson occupi.s Chester with bis com
mahd.
The town Of Warrenton was occupied
by our troops at three o'clock this after
noon, taking five prisoners belonging Il
the Sd Virginia Cavalry and two infantr,
soldiers who stated that their regiment
had gone up the valley. General Baysr'
had slight skirmish to day on the Wa
terloo road, killing one man, wpundint
) two, and taken ten prisoners, without an
e loss on his part,
= GAINgsvILLE, Va. November 7.--Tf
! corps Of General Reynolds. belonging
General McCl- lan's command. took DO:
session of Wartentou yesterday. tt
rebels evacuated the place. without STOP
ping to fight.
An Investigation into the causes of til
' condagra'ion at Haymsrkst. has resulle
10 the conviction Of two men of Geners
S,einwhel's command. A court.mariir
has been ordered, which meets today
try the cases.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-11-13
A "Dutcous Daughter"

Tie following beautiful simile Was used
by the late DR. Feobody Of Springfield. in
81 esking Of Eis ohlydaugblsr, whose death
followed close on that Of her mother:
"For myself. was like the wsndsrss
who, when falling on the mouaIaiu side.
grsspsd u SIN ll'psnt trr bis support. and
thus brought to Iish, 'hs rich mines Of
Peru. | wa. in constant wonder at the
treasures OF feeling which unfOldsd them
selves in ter love for me: it was wAtch>
ful, patient, self denying, akd lender"
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-11-13
FROM EUROPE,

FATHER PoINT, Novemb r 1.-THE steam
rr Norwegian from Liverpool on the 23d,
via Londonderry on the 24lh, passed this
point 70 Quebec to day.
The City Of Baltimore from New York
arrived al Queenstown on 22i.
The steamer Auglo Saxon f,omQuehec
arrived at Londonderry Oh the 22d Both
vessels were supposed to be off Liverpoo
when the Norwegian s'arted.
The weather continued very boisterous
nd additional marine disasters coutinu uec
to he reported.
GREAT BRITAIN Tile Times city ar
licle, referring to the resolution 'contem
plated by the Confederate Government
to collect a million bales of cotton ant
sell them in Europe. subject 10 all con
tinrenoes as to date at which they cal
be shipped, says it is notwilbouI impor
tsnoe, Should the resolution he passed
there are probably many spectators VIII
might be temple to speculation, prOvid
ed, the margin Of profit offered WAS yer
large The writer suggests that perhap
the Confedetates1 by means Of the Ovie'
and Other vessels. hope TO break tn
blockade of Charleston and other port
during the winter.
The Daily news thinks the Federi
cause has never before looked so like SUI
cess in it's essential features. The Sout
= is almost at the last stage Of exhaustion
, while the North is nearly untouched
its resorces. All thai European natior
8 have to do is to wait, the event must soc
Q be decided by other influences than their
The Times, Of course takes directly Il
4 opposite view and says: @More importa
: than news Of battles is the fact that Il
10 New York money market has o. last b
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-11-13
eI Ohio ia prolific in M,ior Gen, rails

eF Ohio is prolific in M.jor Gen, rails.
and literally sRarms with Brigadiefs.
owing to the activity Of Mr.. Chase OF be-
half Of his friends. Ohis has nine Major
Generals. Of whom Irwr Mcdowell, W.
7. sh-rmaH, A. MsD. McCooE, R. g,
Schenck. Wm s. Rosecrans, and 4. b.
MePhers ars natives Of her soil U, 8.
Grant (0hiO born) was aPpainIed fiom
Illinois, and Don Carlos Buell. from In
+diana.' j D. Cox, appointed from Ohio.
wss born in Ohio. i
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-11-13
THINGS WISE AND OTHERWISE.


Nothing crushes the leart like the fall
of an idol. ' ,....
The chip who looked dssuny in the
facs was put out Of counttnance. ..,r.... q
An ins,an,a nesus method Of prod acing
vinegar--PTaiss one young lady to an. s
Other .t-..- "a. ,l,
The.la wlHywss "driven to 'destruc
ti1r ;" is nov afraid she will have 10 walk
back. ....s-.-
+ WHY'S mans coal larger when he
pulls it out of carpetb.g? Because he
finds it in cteases. .,.
Bread is The stat Of life, and liquor
the stihs-the former sustaining man,
and the latter eleVatidg' hin for fall.
The dilT. renee between a man with two,
Iblacked eyes and refreshing drink, is
that one is punched eyes aud the other is
iced punch as ir .'h $40 wv
; There is an essential difference betwe,n
saying our prayers and praying. Bad
persons may say their prayers; nopstas
good can pray rstl j.a s's aa-i.''7
An old lady eOmplaiufng of the bad
qualities of . ham to the provision deal
Ter, the latter assured her it was q regu'
fsr Wcslphalia. THAT !; is indeed
f exclaimed lbe dame; "and Ihs worst fail.
a lure Fever hNdl" 5A ss. tt"
In speaking o. "hard times" down III
. 7. Tennessee, the Memphis Argus says:
! : I'M athemeticians agree that ten mills
make one cent. At the present price
'' If wheat we doubt iftWenty mills make
70 one cent, ~ s71osl Hr5 sA -
b. Ifeut Generals only handle their own
:, armies we'll. they will easily handle those
) uf the rebels. .v -, a.
or We suspect that The rebel song "MAry'
" land. my Maryland" isn't quite 60 pop
alar in Dixie as it has been.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-11-13
NO34
Interesting from the South. -I3rsgE
sr. under Arrest.

under Arrest.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. 8.A-Abou. eighty
rebel prisoners arrived from Lebanon, Ky ,
'onight, including a son Of Humphrey
Marshal. who violated his Parole, and
joinyd the r bcls. "
The Democrats Bowling Green CORES.
ponden, this morning WrilsG that an 20.
capped prisoner, who Lett Muffressboso'
dh Wcdpe'dsy reports that General Polk
and Brt ckebrid Gr. witil $4,000 men and
artillery, attacked tie south .ids Of Nash.
vile on Friday morning, while John Nor
gan. on tie Dor'h side with 5000 men
crossed at the ford and attempted 10 do.
stroy the bridge, but was repulssd., The
result Of Polk's attack was unknown.
NcCook's corps. comprising Silrs,
Woodruff S aud eridan's g divisions,
reached Nashville on Friday. .H aH
CIi'tetden's corps was a. Gallstid on
Friday. moving down. Chealham, with
10 porti'n Of Bragg's srmy. was at Mur.
ifeesboro'. the remainder IF Bragg'Sasmy
except fifteen lhousand left at Cumbef.
land Gap. pushing toward Nashville. ID;
Bragg had b-cn Arrest d AMI supsr-
ceded by Joe Johnston, for his disastrous
campaign in Kentucky. .
No notice has been received at Mur.
freesboro' which b,d keen in cosstsnt
geographic communication with NJ bile
of the capture Of lhs Ia ter city Fifteen
thousand rebel troops are at Mobile.
LoUIsvILLE, Nov. gill pm -W'
have been in tel, graphic COMMUNICATION
with MitchelIsyile, Tenn, for the pae
two DAYS, and have received lone Of the
above tidinss.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-11-13

R3sKcRAKs REGULAR TRUMP. -Ctesar
in his victory over Pontus, and Perry at
his victory on Lake Erie. immortalizsd
themselves by the point and breyiiy OF
their dispn,ch,s. Caesar said--''I came,
saw and cenqured Perry said--"We
lave met the enrmy and they are ours"
But Rosecraus' di.pai ch a, Iuks has sur
passed l,eln both. He said:--.'Iau q kered
the enemy" 1.. sr
Pretty COOL f,r Dutcbman! Hs's-a
right bower" t-et
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-11-13
cn11NrY OEEICERS.

Judge of Fairfield Common Pleas ooart-HENhf
G. WHITMAN ,resd ence Lancaster. Ohio
prob4ts Jndge-JESSBI EobNKR, once In Puohc
Building. u,,,,,ur WISE
Prosecuting WILLIAM T. WISE
Shsrig--IlNES MILLER, 0fce AZ Jail. u
cisrk Of Court--JoHN G. RAlNEY, once fuOhe
Brilling. oon,xeoN omce p,hlir
BuildinS. ,,r,n,u omcopuhucRuilcinp n
R,sori.r--A sYFERT, 0GicePubilc bnllning;
Ssrp,s,r-E ". HANNUM, ONCE Public Building
C.o,.r--L SHRFFER. residence Madison Up
coHais,iopsrs--JoSEPH SHARP OF Bern Town
,hin. JONAS A. BAKER, of WalnntIownsnlt, anu
ToHy w CUNNINGHAM .ofHocking Tnwnsh1p, :, ~
s.ba,J Er1miasrs WILLIAM WHlrr Ef, JOHN
zNIIIIA Ms and uRIAH G. RUTTER.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-11-13

gA very handsome spm will be real
iz'd 10 the Government feom the tax upon
the salaries uf members Of the House Of
Representatives. Each member is taxed
six dollars month. or scv.ntytwo dol.
lars year. The Spi aksr. W ose salary
is double that Of mem els, will be taxed
Si44 Ths bex' Houss will consist Of
1877 meu brrs anil seven delegated III. .sli.
2O4 The aggregate amount realized
from this source alone will be 1915 dol
lars month, or u $40 dollars year
The yearly amount Of revenue derived
from taxation ofsslaries Of employers now
in III. House Of Representatives will be
further Augmented iuriug thr session "f
Congress by 'Aza'ion upon salaries Of ad.
tiIiomal employees. a.. .s ta5 .s..gFs