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Evening star., 1862-08-23

ROARD WANTED.A, gentleman IN business
his wife, and partial for himself; would prefer q
strictly private family and should expect to put
suoh. Northern people preferred. Location de-
sired north of Pa sve., between 18th and sth SITS.
Adddress ~. F.,', Star once, stating terms, 30.
le-H
Evening star., 1862-08-23

GREAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE, oio Balnuors
aad HdSsisbxrg 10 ihs North asd Ws1.-Two
trains leave Washington daily and one on Sun
day-quick tme-low fare and sure connections.
Soldiers' tickets sold through at government
rat-s For tickets and further Information apply
at the ONCE Of Great Pennsylvania Route, north
east corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and Sixth st,
washington. Once open from a. m. until o p.
m; on Sundays from to p. m.
an l4-ly E. o. NORTON, Agent.
Evening star., 1862-08-23

WESEHSHsSEsss e = a. ssS'FkE sssS2sS
- Iiss, Es1,i:. dssIisisS 8; {;
',.,.s sss !. .lks%g. lksSSsgs .t.!s.s.flsss1FEL
Evening star., 1862-08-23

DEATHS OF SoLprERs The following have
beer reported since eur last:
John Bryan, company d, I07th Pennsylvsnil
!. Rogers, company X, 18th Pa cavalry.
Samuel MoniOr, company X, ath Pennsylvsnia-
Ransom Boaright, company Z, lt2th PsnnsyL-
vani., I'd artillery.
Corporal 1. II. Wiggins, company o, ID Q. O.
:. =.
Richard Cary, company O, Eth New York
artillery.
man, name unknown, was taken Into Doug.
las n SpiIal 90 desperate that bis name or any
facs leading 20 his Identity could .ot be oetsiasd-
He died 22d August
Evening star., 1862-08-23

4 AIDES, LOOK HEI e II want every lady In
30, ana have il stamped. You can hsye your
choice of 1000 elegant Iaterns desi for every
article Of lsdleG wear. We onIv c6aYss stx essIs
yss ssjdtk, and are the only persons IN town yhe
make il an exslusvo business Call 1t SSOk
Scyenth street West, between l. and a SITS North
ern Liberties. an lot-
Evening star., 1862-08-23

u ARMORERs WANTED.
LXPEkIkNCED Aymorers Will mad employ
menI on Immediate application %
- GEO, ID. RAMSAY,
su oath 1t Colonel COMMANDING.
Evening star., 1862-08-23

CuRHp OF PIMfLKs ON THE FACE The best
medical skin In Washington and vicinity failed
10 cure me Of pimples, blotches and boih, with
which my face was covered; but DR.. Tumblety
has given me q handsome complexion, exempt
from all sruStions, by his herb medicines.
an LII H. y. BAMKs, Center Market.
Evening star., 1862-08-23

TIE Sick OF THE FIRST DISTRICT RKerMRNf
Sen. Pope's army yesterday morning were the
following men from Col. Taits LIST District
regiment: Sergeant Paul Larry, Co. X /; Corpo-
Il; John Ashton, co /; Pster Rienhsrdt, Go 1;
Henry h. Davis, Co. X; Asher Carr, Co. =; Pri-
vstes-Lewis Nazer, Co Al l.. l. Lucketi, Co.
A; A. r. Smith, Co. A; Thomas Hartrauft, Co.
c; John Wilkinson, 90. G; Peter Hall, Co. F.;
Samuel T. Clements Co. 6; Almon Ayref, Co. l.;
Albert Atwell, Co. I; George Spillman, Co. L;
Adrian Du1, Co. l; Joseph Phillips, Co. |; Sam'i
Harrison, Co. I; Alexander Noble, Co. X; Patk
McManus, Co. x.
Evening star., 1862-08-23

TIE EAsI wAsnISsTos RrLrII kssoctLiEeEt
The reCulsr meeting Of this association, hsld las
evening in Cha9 Church, navy ardl ws. ons
Of more than ord!Asry interest Mis- knoh y.
Rum.ey, assisted by Mr. Fovle, OF bsios, er
otto songs with hne efsct, among them Am
q soldier of the Croa, /" {" rhs soldl.tS Teaf,
" Red, White and Biue,n RsSel flsgs, IA
Reports from the various oomniaee~ were rceos
giving \ history Of their work In the vsitors hos-
pitahs In that section OF the city, which ves ~
Interesting. Rev Mr. Muaroe delivered spofS
but appropriate address. Besideth mem oso ef
the association, quite q large audience was prs-
snt, many Of whom joined the association.
Evening star., 1862-08-23

VOLtNfEf OR BE DRAFTED !-Captair
Richard Middleton has been authorised by
Sen. Wsdsworth to raise 9 eonpany for ths 81 ID
c. :lment 90 at once to CAPT Niddleto1's u
9 tent, at the corner of Pa. avenue ami First st
foot of the Cspaol, ano JOIN his company Ard 70
celve slI the bounues, OF you Viii be drafted anC
get onlJ the pay. Capt. K. lDDLETON,
IN 81 5ir Recruiting OGcer
The New York herald., 1862-09-24

A uCTIoN NoTIcE.-R.w W. wEsTcoTT AUCTIoNEER
"A Rare chance for housekeepers and the trade.
ever $6 600 worth CT handsome Parlor Chamber, Dining
Room and Library Furniture,
being the entire of elegant residence 1S2 West
twenty first street between Seventh and Eighth avenues
be sold this "wednesday morning Ill O'Clock precisely,
consisting superb Paor Snt in satin and silk
brocate Etageres Centre and Pier Tables rich Pier and
Mantel Mirrors. Damask and Lace Curtains
MAGNIFICENT SEVEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANO
FORTE,
with ali modern improveme Music Cabinet Stool and
0over Tapestry and Ingram Carpets, rosewood and
hogany Bedseads Bureaus Washstands Spring Seat and
Cottage Chairs Hair and Spring Matr Beds and Bed
ding, Blankets Pillasses, Dining Room Furniture
consists OF oak Exse Table oak Buffet Chairs China
Glassware Silver Ware Cutlery &c-a to be sold without
N. B.-Parties from distance ASSURED that
every article in the house will be sold to the hshet bidder
be removed Immediately. Also OF Wlders iron
Safes and one barrel Revolver.
The New York herald., 1862-09-24

r. TRAvER AUCTIoNEER OFFICE 10 CHATHAM
e. street VII sell this DAY, "a l0,s O'Clock 37 East
Twelfth street Counters Beer Pumps
general assari".n' a Groceries LIQUORS &c saL Dos
-
The New York herald., 1862-09-24
WINES AND LIQUORS.

HAMMERS CHAMPAGNE ALE.
IL The attention oI the public Ia solicited 10 1
rior quality Of Hammers Champagne Ale. THIS Ale \
fresh nj all seasons OF the year, and its keeping ua
cally Of that brewed during the most Scessiyc hot
IL gtaran teedN or any } ngth OF time
orders sent to our brewery In Harlem will rrcey,
attention. HAMMER
Fourth avenue l2sth aud ~
The New York herald., 1862-09-24

ABRAHAM vANDERPoOL AUCTIONEER.
n $1,000 WORTH OF FIRST CLASS HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE AT PUBLIC AUCTION ON THIS DAY
WEDNESDAY, at the private residence Of DR. Phillip Ran
Sixteenth street between Fifth and Sixth
avenues, sale commencing at IL O'Clock.
Seven octave rosewood Pianofore. -
Bronze and Ormolu Chandeliers,
Velvet Medallion Carpets
~ Pier and Mantel Mirrors,
OIL Paintings, by eminent artists,
Rosewood and black walnut Chamber Furniture, en- suite;
Mattresses Bedding Wardrobes, oak Dining Room Furni-
sure China, Silver Ware; Table Cutlery, Table
Linen &c Also Basement and Kitchen Furniture.
The aucioneer would call the particular attention OF his
friends and the public this SALE the catalogue comprising
che richest OF Household Furniture &C. offered
auction this The Furniture all made to order
less than months and is Of the best description
Gard Tables Egeres marble top Centre Tables
full Paror Suits brocael Secretars and Book
HAdNIFICENr SEVEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANO
FORTE,
four round made by broadway makers Canterbury
Stool and Cover Oil Paintings by eminent artists The Holy
Family by Sellers; Marine Views Fruit Piece Winter
6cenes Match Paintings Hall Bronze Statuary, Hamlet
Chevaer de Mare superb Sevres China Vases solid oak
Dues China Glass and Silver Ware Table Cutlery oak
Arm Chairs Lounges Chairs covered with reps Cham
D. essng Bureaus Bedsteads Wardroues Com
modes Chairs Hair Mattresses Feather
Beds Blankets Countcranes Sheets Oval Mirrrs Clocks
Stair Carpets Ocloths black walnut Sofas Rockers Arm
Chairs covered in Brussels and Carpets Also
large assortment Of Basement and Kitchen Furniture Sale
peremptory.
The New York herald., 1862-09-24
IIENRY b. HERTs, JR., AuCTIoSEER
H By HENRY WOOD x co.
Pc Sale Of STATIONERY HLANK HOOKE Az


sTATIOkERS HALL. NO. l-O BROADWAY,
be sold auction WEDNESDAY Sept "a at 10 O'Clock
psemise $50 broadway, John street. comprising
large well selected stock OF Staple and Fancy saone
ry Blank Books Letter, Cap Note sld nat Papers Envci
opes Fancy Articles together
with All me Store Fixtures Glass SHOW Cases Counters Of
Doe Furniture. &c. &C.
The particular attention OF staoners banks insurance
COMPANIES lawyers is called 10 this SALE every lot
VII BE- sold without reserve, for cash.
Catalogues will be- ready early morning Of sale.
The New York herald., 1862-09-24

EDWARD sINTZENICH. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
u sale OF valuable Agricultural Implements. Machines
Seeds &c being the entire stock Of Messrs Mapes Lock
wood. BY u. w. IVES CO, on Wednesday, Oct at ii
T. ON the premises % Corsndt street the entire stock
amounting At cost TO SO 0o0 OF Messs Mapes
consisting Of variety OF Agricultural and Horticultural
Machines and 1mpenents OF approved styles and
make Garden. Field and Flower Seeds &C. full adver
usement giving details, will be published In few days
Catalogues viii he ready week before sale and be
had on application. We respectfully call attention this
sale, worthy the attention OF agricutursts farmers
The New York herald., 1862-09-24

HENRY b. HERTs JR. AuCTIoNEER
Ii By HENRY WOOD A CO.
sHERIFF's sALE-DRUG STORE, FIXTURES, &c
Wednesday. sept - 10 clock at 2sI Grand street the
conens OF drug store, also Counters Show Eases and
Store Futures BY order.
JAMES LYNCH, Sheriff.
The New York herald., 1862-09-24
HENRY II. LEEDS, AUCTIoNEER
IL ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, MADH q
R0rx CO; fRENCH BOOKS AND WORMS OF A..

HENRY IL LEEDS co. will sell at auction, without
ssserve on hursday Sept 25 at 0k oclosk at 279 Fifth
esenue corner OF Thirty first street elegant assortment
81 Household FURNITURE made by Roux Co, consisting
Of Parior Suits o. rosewood eolored
sSsn bros ais Curtains TO match Eag~rr Carl
and Centre Tables fancy Chars Bronze Clock and Vases
Afminetr Carge aso seven octave rosewood Piano.
forte, made by LRh- Newton; do by
elegant rosewood Psror Organ bv celebrated De
balm, OF Paris entirely new; Tapestry Cinrs Ac Dining
koom-French black walnut suit in green
Erenslon Table, large Chinese Punch bowl, China and
Glass Ware Bedrooms it rosewood both aud in
laid Armoire Gace Bookcases French English bound
BOOKS Engrayings, &c The pictures in the gallery viii H.
removed gallery. 23 Nassau street. for which
due notice will be given.
The New York herald., 1862-09-24
A UCTION NOTICE-E. ROTH, AUCTIONEER.
IN Large Sale Of
ryrc MT uOuSlIipI n EIrRNTTI,pE

HANDSOME VELVET AND BRUSSELS CARPETS
The elegant Household Furniture DR. Nalh Prensse,
Clinton place (West Eighth street, between Fifth and Sixth
avenues will be sold at public auction this "wednesday
morning ii O'Clock the highest bidder with
sting of beautiful Parlor covered In
Ech brocatel rosewood Etageres with mirror bacK nd
Centre Pier Tables Lae Curtains French Pier
Mirrors, fine Oil Paintings Turkish Chairs and Lounges
French Parian Vases. rosewood and mahogany Bed
sesds Bureaus Washstands Spr and Hair
Beds Bedding Lounges Chairs Rockers Clocks sofa Beds,
Tea and Dining Tables back walnut Buffet Dining Chairs
Ivory Table Cutlery, Cut Glass and China Wsre Han Stand
Chandeliers Oilcloths, &c., &c, Sale positive.
The New York herald., 1862-09-24
lALEs Ar AUCTION.

.,,..-,sAl sALEs At AU0Is0n: Ise:,.~,~-,--~~~,>
AUCTION NOTICE.
vn. u H0LLInGsHEAD. AUcTIoNKKR.
BY CHARLES c. WARREN.
No a Cortland, street.
.vo,sss s4s q Hoo1s g1sK4sS ssD sso.
On vRIDAY. sEPrENBER =, AT lok O'CLOCK.
BUYERS Ar. sESrEcTgyLIy s;'S Ty " MOTIFS, ,r,As,
THAT TINE os1HaHSE5 s1fk Wiz hsk Oh -. oH.As.
SsSs SS5 SajSs1sb II fHS SastSSSs sSS or
ram u..r,s Il ,S sInssn%sns. ..of.c,~u
in ne country,
and conprisins In part
AENs, BOYS AsD YOUTHS THICK BOOTS.
MEMS. BOYS AND YOUTHS KIP BOOTS
MEMS, BOYS, AND YOUTHS CALF BOOTS
MEMS BOYS AND YOUTHS GRAIN BOOTS.
.rsS yT IsS SSS1s Yods II sei sansAIs ssE.s
with and without tap soles.
LENS EXTRA HEAVY BALMoRAIs.
Avery large assortment, eosesn A0'p'e' arms
scors .as and nailed
ofcah kip KID goat grain and sp both regular ana extra
goSs SsfsSs1ns AND CATERS
Of every description
Womens Misses and Children's
CITY MADE BOOTS AND BALMORALS,
In popular styles from several well known manu-
facturers.
NOTICE.
The third
SPECIAL TRADE SALE or
FIVE THOUSAND PACKAGES BOOTS AND SHOES
tins
viii be held Friday October IL
CHARLES WARREN.
Auction Boot and Shoe Warehouse,
No. - Cortandt street.
The New York herald., 1862-09-24
EDWARD sCHENCK, AUCTIoNEER
~ REGULAR SALE Of
HORSES. CARRIAGES AND HARNESS,
ON FRIDAY NEXT, 25Tn INST, AT O'CLOCK

HENRY II. LEEDS. AuCTIoNEER.-HENRY II.
Il LEEDS co. will sell Al auction, ON Tednesday Sep.
tember a. at III O'Clock In the gallery the
S Nassau street. Ancient and Modern OIL Paintings
ting the works Of Collins, o. D. Breweron Mrrwn, Victor.
Adam, vaarquez. Albon, Bendelardi. Van Beest Care
Rosa y Perkins, Mon. Fitz Lane Of Boston Meo Gar.
guilo. snageas. Balixze and other artsts Of merit
The New York herald., 1862-09-24

IENRY u. MINER. AUCTiONEER, sALEsRooN 81
Ii Nassau -eet-MINEk A sUMEKyILLE will sell at
auction on Wedn.sday stltemhet "a at " click front
Of their store Nassau street superior dark hay
die Horse l5 hands high7 years old long black
and Kind IN every respect 10 stylish, free and fast has
tr0ted In 80 without training. sold only for of
The New York herald., 1862-09-24

nR GUTMANN'S
IL Original Prusssn vapor Baths, 37S Fourth 81
tween broadway and Bowery. with warm and CO
Shower and Douche Baths, Steam Domchcs, Sc. or!
Tor gentlemen from 10 IN A. NJ. amt from to ~ r.
ladies'. from J TO IL NJ. on Sundays Tor gentiens
from - IL A. NJ These baths are a certain reft
rheumatism, gout. paralysis, neuralgia chronic die
the skin, chronic ,rrhs tcold), mrrcuriai aiiect
pepeia, &C. Every comfort, convenience aud atten'
vided for. Tcrns moderate.
The New York herald., 1862-09-24
MIsCELLAN EOUs.

A RTlCLEs FOR TRAvELIERS.-sOLE lie;
n Trunks Dress and Bonnet Trunks, Leather AM
Bags, elegant Paris made ladies' travelling and l
Bags. JOHN CATTNACH, manufacturer and J.
No o6 Broadway. corner Of Wall street, aud 7OJ BIZ
near Fourth street.
The New York herald., 1862-09-24
SPORTING.

DUTLERs DOGS, No. PECK SLIP. NEW YORK
ID Butlers Infalibe Mango Cure and Flea Exermnator
bottle. Medicines all diseases Butlers
new wors Breeding, Training Diseases. &c.,n 81 Feas
engender mango, fits, consumption and dcsth.
NroTICE-THE DoNCAsTER ST. LEGER SWEEP
IN will be drawn Thursday evening September 20
the Lords 10 East Houston street. Of Crosby.
m at y O'CLOCK.
The New York herald., 1862-09-24

COUNTRY BOARD.


" desred), can ne procured in private family 2
near Poughkeepsc; location charming and renb
healthy; mineral springs; liberal table; books anS
Terms moderate. Address II. T., Esopus, N. Y.
(yROFT HOUSE GARRISON, OPPOSITE WEST :
~ in the Highlands, will be open during October o.
Fine hunting and fishing. Terms los. Iuqure a :
Pearl street. 4
The New York herald., 1862-09-24
s. RICHARDS, AUCTIONEER

a.. Boots, Shoes, Brogans Caters, &c, at auction =
RICHARDS WHITING will sell Wednesday, Sept. "a,
af 10Y O'Clock their salesroom, Corand street about
loo OF choice goods comprising all styles OF
and country trade.
The New York herald., 1862-09-24

~ stock OF elegant Household Farnure. amounting to
several thousand dollars. by D. w. IVES 4 CO., thi
day and Thursday 2lh and 18th September ii ociock
each day, the premises 625 Broadway, Houston
street. stock OF elegant first class carved and plain Furn
manufactured expressly for the best city trade The
Chamber Furniture comprises superb holly and ebony
SUIT Of Bedstead, Bureau, Amore, wasnsand, Ac
made to order a, six hundred dollars. Also rich
carved rosewood and black walnut Bedseads Bureaus
Washstands. Commoies. Armores &C. walnut and ebony
Chamber Suits elegant finish and of recherche
styles rich rosewood Parlor Furniture including suits
crimson, brocate reps. OF various colors Etegeres
Lounges Chairs Teea rosewood Gard Tables fanc
Tables. marble top Centre Tables &c Also elegant
sorment of walnut Parior Suits Dining Room and Library
Furniture-Inciudng handsome carved and paln
walnut Extension Tables Bullets sdeboards Chairs Sofas
&c In OF various shades; Bookcases Library Tables
Chairs, elegant Hail STANDS, Chairs &c The public
that these goods all perfectly well made and
and that lot will be absolutely sold
70 the highest bidder On hbion and catalogues day be-
fore sale Catalogues ALSO at suctoneers' Office 5o Broad
The New York herald., 1862-09-24

A J SMITH, AQCTIoNEER, WILL SELL THIS
IA. day At II o'clock, the entire Furniture o. family
giving Housekeeping in he residence II Stuyve
street junction of Ninth street and Third
Everything must be removed this day Sale positive. De-
posit required from every person.
The New York herald., 1862-09-24

NoIoR-THE RESTRICTIONS ON TRAVEL HAv
~ Ing been removed * order oi the War Department
passengers about visit Europe wan longer be requires
y provide themselves with passports.
The New York herald., 1862-09-24

MOS nON WORTH OF MARBLE AND VI
DAC.UUU lied Slate Mantels, at a discount I
per cent from our esta sshed price.
WEST CAsTLETON SLATE coMpAN
No. 412 Broadway, New
The New York herald., 1862-09-24

DROOKLyN BOARD FOR GENTLEMEN.-A HALL
- Room also handsomely furnished second story front
Room, suitable for genemen house and table strictly
first class reasonahe references required Apply
No SO State street. Brooklyn, between Wall street and South
fo.u
The New York herald., 1862-09-24


A BONA FIDE AsTRoLoGisr, THAT EVERY ONE
a can depend on. Is Nine WILSON who tells the OBJECT
:: your , :. soon as yon enter she tells ,h: pSs pre-
brings Of the perious undertakings
tween Houston and Stanton, the Ladies And
gentlemen. 30 cents each.
A sToNIsHIya.-MADAME MORROW, SEVENTH
you marry ali you wish 70 know even your thoughts
Or pay LUCKY charms free her equal No, TO Be
street. below Houston Is cents; gentlemen not admitted
A sTRoLoGIsT.-MADAME HENRI WILL RECEIVE
"A calls for this week ony SO now s the time 70 consult
truly assonishins Miss HENR can bring absent one. back
s . Persons
and enclosing dollar have their planes written and sent
West Broadway lie street over the Office
CoRA A. SEAMAN, INDEPENDENT cLAIRyoYANT,
has removed from Dvissn i6l we, Twentieth
be consulted all subjects bon medical and business
day and evening lei West Twenteth street
MADAME HART, HAVING RETURNED FROM Eu.
No Il Esss, street upon the past and
future; special information TO fortune, marriage and
enarms gwen Ordinary lee 70 cents.
MADAME RAY Is TIE BEST cLAIRvoYArr AND
1 Asroo1ist n this eiy she tells your very thoughts
Seventh avenue, Twenty Ladies asc,
gentlemen 5e
MRS. ADDTR BANKER, THE CELEBRATED CLAIR.
AVA yoyan gives eonsu % business anu n.si1soe
Twenty NTH street, near Sixth avenue Circle wednes-
Gay evenings, 20 Genus
MADAME RALLlNG's 3ls CANAL STREET WILL
lM open sur-uay 18th In .t,nt, assvrt-
Mu cry, eel cted win from
esdins bou--s IN Pars. No ais C.ns street
NJ B-wHo HAS NOT HEARD Or TIL CELEBRATED
IN Madam PREwsTEk who has removed TO 90 thirty.
elshth sath avenue. over the bakery and
who be consulted satisiactoni She %
teas futurr vile nusUana,
that OF her visitor IL wish tfutb rive her call
THE GREATEST WONDER In THE WORLD Is THE
Il accomplished Maasrne BYRON, from PARIS,
D. consulted stflctest confidence all af
fairs OF e restores AND unaitniu husbands
together those Ladies 70 Reside nee
W Third avenue above Twelfth street.
WHO WOULD NOT GO TO MAKE THEIR FORTUNE
w Go yc, one aud ali, 10 see Mss WELLINGTON, the
renowned English popse,ess, universally
who consult her health wealth and happiness
TO mpaft 10 them information utmost mpor ance,
relative oawsuis journeys absent love
hidden treasures, enemies fact
all affairs lie. Brave soldiers sarn ysr doom of
glory life or DEATH III YOU seek your prosperity
highly gifted beautiful young lady ol ststh aycnue
opposite Eighth street Miss W. Is the only person In ths
city who las the Roman and Arabian
love, good luck, and business afats-w for life
LucNy numbers gwen also highly city refe
Drunkenness cured and unfaitfl and hus
band reclaimed.
1nE BowERY MADAME wfDGER, CLAIRyoyANT
IOD and gifted Spanish ady unveils the mysterie. OF
bs.nt friends.
medicines for ali diseases tells uckv
stolen, Ac
The New York herald., 1862-09-24

WELL FURNISHED ROoMS-SuITABLE FC.
w family snyin gentlemen, with class +
BOARD; dinner at O'Clock. Apply at 66 East Sixu
street.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-10-15
From the Atlantic MonthIy
The Battle Autumn of 1852,
BY JOHN G. WHITTIER


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W. tne IN IN =. ne ugHnPeS pioM,
NJ oear'nquaAe survives oelOh'
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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-10-15

Decisions on the Tax Law.
- TREAsCRY- DEPARTAESE, .t1Ei
QFFICE OF INTERNAL REVENrE.
-- October 9iid. lS62.

QFFICE 0F INTERNAL REVENrE. :
October 2nd.- lS62
GESrLExEN;--t haze received your letteE
of the oath inst. aud reply To- the several
inquiries made therein, as'fOllOKs:
I. Persons who manufacture articles
which are exempt from AL ya1Orem duty,
are not subject to license tax as manufae-
turers. The provision in section 20 Pels-
ting to manufacturers does not apply to-
them, and they, aye to be licensed as
wholesale or retail dealers as the case
may be. -
J 2, Bankers, who, besides their regular
! business, as defined in the first article OF
/ section "a do business as brokers. as de-
fined in article Is OF the same section,
| should be licensed both as bankers and
brokers
3. Two or more lawyers in aetual legal
partnership. require but one license foF
such partnership. --.r-i frefs.
/ 4. Butchers and others who retail meat
in market places or stores. should be hr
oensed as retail dealers; iftkey sell their
meat from carts going from house toulouse.
a peddler's license is required for each
cart thus employed.
! ). The excise law became operative,
with respect to legacies and distriLutiva
shares of personal property, upon its pass
age, July 1st, 1862 .... t...-
! 6. Any perssn whom the assessor deems
proper, may have the custody of the as
sessor's list during the fifteen days they
are to be open for public inspection
:. Rectiiers, nc defined in article $,
| section CT, are not required TO pay an ad
valorem duty on their products; but do
require license as dealers in liquor in order
to sell.
:. For full discussion OF the questions
I relating 10 the duty On manufactures Ie-
moved froIn the place Of TanufatuEe pri-
or to Sept. lst | refer you TO the opinion
of the Solicitor of the Treasury, herewith
enclosed.
g. Where brewers run small still to
/ dispose Of spoiled beer, merely as an in
cident to THEN legitimate and proper b0-
siness, think a distillar's license IS not
necessary.
10. The law does not authorize the rev
enue officers to administer oaths, except
as provided in sections As and 81.
agree with you that they should be 80
authorized, and think that Congress VIII
amend the law in this particular. In some
insances State authorities have given as
sistants this power by appointing tReHl
notaries or Justices of the peace.
IL. Inspectors must obtain the necessary
instruments for their business. and charge
accordingly in their fees for inspection.
do not know where they are to be OBJ
tanned.
- Theprinted instructions, No. 2, give
all the information respecting collector 5
seals that appears necessary
49, The same instructions contain the
required information respecting draw
back. " atf -4r- 4
am, respectfully, -.-s
Your obedient servant,
GEO. S. BOUTWELL,,
| r- -1 ei -T--f Commissioner
To Messrs. A. P. Stone, Collector 7th Dis
trict Ohio; r. II. w. Taylor, Collector
2nd District; C. S. Hamilton, Assessor
u Sth District, Committee,
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-10-15
Principles VS.. Cannon.

1t is truly said that in this nineteenth
century "bayonets have ideas;" and II IS
by having ideas that they conquer. God
is on the side of right; it is in that we OF
the north place our trust, before our can
non or our generals. 1t is that reflection
which has given courage to the women OF
the North to send forth their sons to bat
tie, not only when our cause was success,
full, but when disasters came thick and
heavy, and when all our superiority oi
cannon failed to beat the enemy.