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Horrible Murder,

The Knoxville Register of Thursday
evening brings the following painful in
telligouce;
This community was inexpressibly
shocked yesterday by intelligence of the
murder of Gen. VIM. r. Caswell, by some
unknown fiend, near his residence some
six miles East of this city. The only
particulars we have oil tile affair is that
he was found about half mile from his
own house with his throat cut. His SER
wants report that they saw him struggling
with some one in the road, but before
they could reach him, his life was ex-
tinct aud the murderer fled,
Immediately upon the receipt Of the
intelligence here, a party OF our citizens
mounted horse and started out to scour
the country in search Of the assassin, -
The General was ia this city yesterday
morning, and interchangcd greetings with
numerous friends.
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DIED,

In McNlinn county, Tennessee, On this l'
July. Mr.. Wv. MooRe, in the 10Th year Of his
age. lie was bora in ireland, from whence ne
omigratcd when young to the vicinity of Wash
ingion. d. c.. and subsequently settled in East
Tennessee. where be resided till the time Of his
demise. He was an upright, industrious man,
aud raised a lartc family VI children. lie wa
conscious % lis approaching a.. oluiion, and
talkc'l firmly and willingly Of hi, departure
lie leaves many relatives anil friends 70 moarn
his denth
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WHO WANTS PROPERTY.



1 OFFER FOR SALE. IL THE TOWN or
| Swectwaicr. one of the nESr BUSINESS
HOUSES In East Tennessee, three stories high:
connected With IL splendid Warehouse Of salno
dimensions. Also. very comfortable Dwelling.
two stories high 2S by - feet, with good build
ing. Connected, such ~ Ncgro-house. Smoke
house. Dairy, &C., &c. Also, Lot, with good
Stable, Crib, &C. Also, four vacant Lott which
are lcstined.to be very valuable Also, good
business House, eight miles North west OF Sweet
water. in good country for doing business
Also, EIGHTY ACRES OF LAND IN McMina
county. a adjoining the Lands formerly owned by
James VI. Browder. ] have No. I STALLION
aud JACK which can be bought at q fair Price
Al The property can be bought upon time or be
paid for in Banklhe currency. My health not
admitting Of a continuation Of my business Is tue
only reason the property can be bought Persons
wanting particulars can address me by letter or
otherwise WM. II. TAYLOR.
Swcctwatcr, Tenn. June G, iS62-2m7i5
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NOTICE.
TOWN LOT FOR SALE.

TN OBEDIENCE TO A DECRETAh or
der Of Tho County Court Of NfcAfinn county
made nj the J,fy term. 1862, will, on Monday
the TN day Of August, S62 offer for sale, 10 the
highest bidder, at ihc Court-house door in Athcn.
on credit Of twelve months, with the exception
of fifty dollar. TO be paid in hand, HOUSE aud
LOT, No. 81. lying IN the Wcst end Of town, adj
Joining the lot Of Thog. Caldwell and others
Donj aud approved security win DO required, and
n lien retained uppn Tho same TIL the purclnsc
money Il pair EIbOS. ROGEHS, rm1.
WM GEORGE, Cisrt.
.fulv II tsG9.-tt-prs fee Gt-720
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NO T ice.

THE FIRM OF WILSON & JOHNSON, OF
Loudon, Tennessee, heretofore to wit:-on
the 10th day Of April, 1861. recovered iudg-
mcnt against me in the Circuit Court Of McMinn
county, Tenncssec for Five Thousand Seven Hun
dred and Fifty Three 7O-l0O Dollars. Since the
rendition Of the judgment, the following pay
mcnts have been male:-May Is, 1861, 5000;
june 30 1861, Si20, June ~, 1851, 5000; No
vemher 25, 1891. $1,000. The undersigncd, on
the 10Th day of June, 1862, made n tender to
Wilson Johnson of the balance auo them in
Confederate money which the said Wilson q
johnson refused to accept This is to notify
said firm that will not pay interest on the re-
maiudeY due from and after the 10th day OF
June. 1862. ELIJAII CATE.
July 25 ISG2-4t--I22
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Fourth Round of Qurterly Meet
;ros on Athens District,
State Of Tennessee, McMiw County.
UUINTl NUUHI'
urih Johaston, Ex'r Of William Moore, decd,


William Moore, Hugh Moore and oilers.
rPetiiiop 10 lScit H0re
TT APPEARING FROM THE COMPLAIN
ants hin filed in ihls cause that Joseph Moore.
Hamilton Moore e.etrgc Moore, James Moore,
A cknud-r Moore, John II Moore, John Barker
and wife Jane Barker, aud Martin Sweeney and
wife Mary Sweeney. aro non-rcsidcnts OF the
State of Tennessee. Il j. ordered that publication
10 rado IN the Athens pos. t. ileNgpaper publish
ed In the town Of Athens, Tennessee, for four
weeks. requiring said uon-rcsdons to DO and ap
pear at the October torn Of the County Court Of
NcNlinn county 10 he held 10 the town Of Athens,
% tue first Monday II said month. then s-l there
TO plead, answer or donN 70 nc complainant
petition OF 'ho mme ~ill Be taken a. copfs'sol
md 90 for bearing ~ pay'e "a ~ ihcm
WI GhnnGE, 'cri
Aug , i-rl u er. rn 6 -g'
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DR. MANLY

WILL VISIT ATHENS ON THE FIRST
w Monday Of every month, at BRlpGEs'
HOTEL, where he may he consulted free 81
charge by those who arc suffering from chronic or
long standing diseases.
nr. NJ. will not interfere with the practice of
resident PHYSICIANS and asks none to call except
those who cannot obtain help elsewhere.
June &, lSG2-Sma-7l5
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FOREST HILL ACADEMY.

TIME NEXT SESSION OF THIS lNSTl-
tuition, under charge of A.A. NEWMAN, ABB,
will commence Monday, ith August 1892
Rates of Tuition.
First Glass Spelling, Reading, Writing.
Mental Arithmetic, &c.............."..,.... 500
Second Class-English Grammar, GeogrN-
raphy, Arithmetic, Defamation and Com
nositon,................................... 1900
Third Class-AIathemutic NaturalScicnccs,
Languages, 1870
Contingent Fec, 90
Payable in advance BY order of the Board.
THOS. A. CLEAGE, Scc'y.
Jhly Is, lS62-tf-72l
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J. A. ANSLEY,
Genl Commission s. Produce Merchant,
Office Nc. 800 Broad street,
Office Nc. 800 Broad street,
Aupusta. Ga.

WILL GIVE PROMPT AND PERSONAL
w attention to the sale of Bacon. Lard. Grain.
Flour. Cotton, and all articles of Merchandise
consigned to him, Liberal advances either in
cash or hy acceptance made on articles in store,
or when Bills of Ladng accompany Drafts.
REFERENCES Either Bank in Augusta ia;
Paddleford. Fay 4 Co.. Savannah, ia; Geo. W.
Williams 4 Co.. Charleston, s. G.; Yeatman, Rob
crson & Co.. st. Louis. Mo-; W. A. Richardson,
louisville, Ky; W. b. Slapard Co., Nashville,
Tenn.
ND. A rigid adherence to the principles of %
legitimate Commission Business viii be observed.
July 70, 1S6l-tf
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State of Tennessee, Roane County.


~. Attachment.
Thos. J. linton.
IN THIS CASE IT APPEARING TO ME-
from complainant allegation, which s ssaTn
to- before x. W, AcEs, my predecessor in once,
that Thomas j. Upton, the defendant has lett
the State, so that tho ordinary process Of Law
cannot be served on him, and his effects being at
tnchcd, it is therefore ordered that publication
be in the Athens Post, published in Athens, Ten
nes.cc, for four successive weeks, requiring raid
defendant To appear before me, at my office IN
Post oak Spriseb, Eoans county, Tennessee on
Saturday, the Qtl day If August 1862, aud make
defence to compliments claim, or the same will
he taken rs confessed and SGT for hearing erparic
W. K1MBROUGM'
}.'P jor Rouc county Trim.
July H. 1862 lt-prs fec S-72O
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Circuit Court, Monroe County, Tenn

EUWNrV JuChsOU, I =.
~. ItftftOb J0f WuhWJ S'F''-
Jo,ncs Siced, fude.
TN THIS CASE IT APPEARING THAT
| Edward Jackson, free man of color, has filed
his petition in this Court on the llth day OF May
1862 to 60 into voluntary seryitudc. and chooses
for his future master james Stecd a citizen OF
Monroe county, Tennessee, it s therefore ordered
that publication be made of such intention in the
Athens Post, IL newspaper published in Athens
Tennessee. requiring the petitioner, Edward Jack
son, as well as James Stced, the intended master
to appear at the next term of this Court, in Mad
isonvic. on the LIST Monday Of September next.
and answer the Court on said petition as required
by Act of Assembly in such case.
J. L. HOUSTON, Clerk.
Jnne e. 1SG2-lt-nrs fee S3-1lf
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PAN THE BLOCKADE!

WYE HAVE THIS DAY RECEIVED ONE
w Of the best assortments of Queenfware
that has been in East Tennessee since the war
bcrun, Call soon. CATE NEIL,
March %, lS62-tf-7Oj Fountain Hill, Tenn.
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1.-THE BLOCKADE ABOUT TO BE
RAISED"

A LII PERSONS INpEBTED TO TIE IN
N. dersigned are hereby notified, in plain Eng
lish. that unless they come forward and pay their
little bills" said bills viii be placed in the hands
Of an officer for collection. The concern has been
closed out for some time, and the back rations
must be paid for. They hope word to the wise
will prove sufficient j. GRUBB co.
July u.s. ISG2-lm-721
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RICE: |!
GOOD BARGAINS,

IN MEMS AND BOYS SUMMER CLOTH
4 ing, may be had by calling on -
April rs, lSG2-it CLEAGE & BRETT.
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WOOD WANTED !!

THE SUBSCRIBER WANTS 70 PlE.
chuso - or 10 loads HICKORY or ASH
WOOD, for which be will pay the CASH on de-
livery. sam - tFiN"'
Feb II, lsG2-8t--G9g%
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County Court, ROaae County, Tenn.
EzekieI ; bailey aud oIheFs'


TT APPEARING iE#t, THE AILEGA-
4 tiuus Of the petition f''d in this ease, that VI.
s. Bailey, 4. II. Leslie aud wife Sarah l., and
Joseph Smith and wife Minerva defendants To
tho same. are non residents IT the State of Ten
ncssoc II is therefore ordered that publication he
made in the Athens Post for four successive weeks,
requiring said NONRESIDENT defendants 10 appear
before che Justices of our County Court, at
Cuur, 20 hs bella t.r the county Of Roane, AZ the
Court house in Kingston, on the first Monday Of
September next, then and there to plead, answer
or dcmur TO said petition, or the. same will be
taken as confessed again,, them and set for hear
ing ez porfc. AUSTIN l.. GREENE, CHk.
Aug g, $50, prs fee sj-52l
OFFICE POST QUARTERMAsTER,
Knoxville. Tenn, July "a, 1862.
z WANT 70 PURCHASE A LARG +
amount of Leather to manufacture into Shoes
for the army, for which l will pay fine price in
Cash.
am authorized by GEN Smith to impress
Leather for this purpose, and shall send out
. D ents in few day to purchase, and if they
cannot purchase, they will be authorized to i'm
press it,
Our brave soldiers must hav, Shoos. and am
determined to furnish them. If the heather 10
make them can be found in Fast Tennessee, and
will not pay the cxhorbitant prices asked for
Leather.
The Superintendent of the Railroads bavc
bccn ordered not to ship any Leather, except on
the orders Of the Chief Quartcrmas'cr.
JAS. GLOVER,
Major and Quartermaster.
Aug |. lSGo-3t
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CHANCERY SALE,

pn,ld oalr and IIenry WaIker

David Cate and Henry Walker.
TN THIS CAUSE | WILL SELL on THE
I'd day Of August next, on the premise in
Athops, Mc,hna county, Fenoc..gs, for Cash IL
haud, tho
IEoUEsEl ntac1 LOT
situate in tho v cFtompsri Of Athcnr knosn ..
Tho Care Z Walker Grocery Lot, uron ~hi-h
,haru ha. he.u d nsw frIned HoIee etocied
JOHN 7. BRIDGES, f.f Y
jun - tsr .I NJ. foe 81 90 ~
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To TIE LADIES, ESPECIALLY

JUsT RECEIVED, 500 BOLTS ASSORTED
81 Coleos. CATE j NEGf"
NAV %. 1862
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'C,0MbS !

EOOD LOT OF FINE-TO0THED COMBS
\ I received and for sale Ny CATE NEIL.
Mny %, 1862
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CONFEDERATE NOTES

w IA 4 a-1-A-Ns
TOR SALE. A HOUSE AND LOT IN THE
4 town of Athens, The property is in pleas
ant and desirable part Of the town. Also, several
pieces Of fine Furniture Confederate Notes will
he taken in payment. Any one wishing to pur-
chase can learn the name Of the party by apply
ing to the editor Of the Post.
April T. lSG2-tf-10G
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SNUFF !!
INDIGO.

A SMALL LOT OF INDIGO JUST RE-
N cciyed and for sale by
May Q, 1869 >. ~ KbEDEH'
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Cigars I Cigars /!

TUsT RECEIVED AND For SALE,
81 large lot of Cigars = A. RhhpLH'
July II, 1869
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-03-26
(0FTICAIl
LAWS OF TEE UAITED STATES
'essso ae the Second sessaoW 81 the Thlrty-
seventh Congress.
PpllC-No. 1I

(Ppluc-No. 1.1
An ACT to amend a entitled An act 10 reeulate
t.ade ana intercourse with the Indian tribes and 70
preserve Peace on the frontiers. approved June thir
tietn, eighteen huntred and thirty four.
be @aded oy tie Senate sad Hoxse Of Representatives.
tAe ssien sass Of Ame,Soa, Ceapress aa<ssblea
and intercourse with the ndian tribes and TO
peace on the fronters approved June thir,ieth eVh
teen hundred and thirty four be and the hereby
amended 30 as TO read Is follows TO Wit:
" Sec D. And BE- Il further enacted That any person
snan SELL exchange, give, barter, dispose Of any
sP1ttuous liquor or vine 10 any Indian under the
charge OF any Indian superintendent Indian ageLs
appointed BY the United States, or shall introduce or
attempt TO introduce any sprituous liquor wine nIo
tne Indian country, such person conviction thereof
before tne proper district court Of the United States
shall be imprisoned for q period not exceeding two
years, and shall be nned than three hundred
collars: Prossdsd howver That it shall be sufac,ept
introduce liquor the Indi country il be proved
10 be done by order Of the War Depa tment OF any
omcer duly authorized thereto By the War pArimeni
Ana any superintendent OF inIiAa Affairs, Indian
agent or sub agent, or commanding cfcer Of q military
post, has reason 70 suspect ID informed that ans
white person or Indian about OF has IN
focucec any sprItuous liquor wine into the Indian
country IN violation Of the provisions Of this section
II shall be lawful Tor such superintendent agent sub
agent or commanding ocer TO cause the boats stores
packages wagons sieds and places Of deposI such
person " be searched; and any such liquor 10 be
found therein the same together with tho So.,.,
also the goods packages and peIsrss a such psrsn
shall be seized aud delivered 70 the proper ofcsr
shall be proceeded against BY libel in the proper court
and forfeited half to the nformer and the other ha
to the Of the United States and such person be
trader, his license shall be revoked and bis bond put
in suit And it shall moreover be lawful for any per
In the service Of The Cnted States for any In
dian 70 take and destroy any ardent spirits wine
found in the Indian country, except such may be
introduced therein by the War Department. And in ali
cases arising under this act Indians shall be competent
Witnesses"
Approved February IL, 1862.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-03-26

SoLDIERs OF SkAfu Droatheim, in Nor
say, they usei 70 have regiment OF soldiers
called the Skate.runners. They wore long gai
ters for srave.ing in deep sao~, and green uni.
forms. They carried . short sword, ride fast
ensd BY broad strap passing over the shoulder
and climbing ss q seven feet long With an iron
pike at the end. They moved % fast over the
.no~ that no cavalry or infantry could evertake
them; and il did little good 70 6rs eaason esl's
st them, - they west two or three hosoreo
pacss apart They we're very useful seIdiers IN
following 40 enemy On . march. They could
20 over marshes, rivers and lakes, ss great
rate.
When King Charles III. vas shot a Fredsr
ickshall, skats-runper carried the news Sos'
hundred miles, twelve hours sseuer than mai
messenger, Who started at the same time. There
we're then seven thousand Swedss laying Gegs
70 Drontheim, when the news came they broke
up their quarters and retired - fass - possible
riey we're obliged 70 80 over he moansa'n:
and shs snow wss deep and the weather exeeed
inely cold. Two hundred skAts-runners follsw
ed hard after them, and they came up with shes
one very cold morning. But al the troops vsr'
dead, having bees frozen in their tests anoni
the nouatain spew-drifts. They had burnt ~
ery msrssl Of wood, even ths stocks ct thsa
| musksss, - warm themseivs3
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Legal Advertisements.
MORTGAGE SALE.-Default having

AsA been made In the conditions Of q certain inden-
sure OF mortgage executed by Charles A. Price, of the
city Of lansing and State Michigan to Jane Naney
Of the township ol Delhi in the county of hgham ana
state Of Michigan, dated the 1ith day Of April, D.
1860, and recorded on the 10th day Of Nay A. 1850
at O'Clock A. NJ in the Office of Register Of Deeds for
the county Of lngham State Of Michigan ber IL OF
mortgages, On page 1885, and the amount claimed be
due on SAID mortgage at the date " te notf .hsi9R
ssvon (eiSs a1) and proceeding. ~ law
equity having been instituted to the debt
remaining, secured by said mortgage any part there
Of and the power to sell contained in said mortgage
having become operative, now therefore, Iotce is here
by given, that the 9Th day Of April A. D. 1852, at
O'Clock in the afternoon Of said day the front door
the Court House. in the village of Masoa In said county
Of ghsm (sad Court House being the place Of holding
the Circuit Court for said county, there will be sold at
public vendue to the highest bidder provided BY Law
the lands and premises described said mortgage
much thereof shall be necessary 10 satisfy the
due said mortgage at the date Of this notice
together with the interest and costs and expenses
allowed by together with the attorney fee Of thirty
dollars, PROVIDED for in said mortgage which said ano
and premises described in said mortgage follows
lot number four "a in block number eighteen us
Of Seymours subdivision, in the (now city Of Lam
sng) plat Of lansing in the county Of hgham and Stat
Of Michigan. WN H PlNCKNEY,
Atty for Jane Mauley, Mortgage.
lansing, Jan. Is, 1862. 3Slwl3
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"TaE Durca At HonE."-Nowhere 10 Dutch
life, in its primitive simplicity, % we'll to be stud
led a in the little island of Markea, separated
from the continent in the thirteenth century.
and subjected to very few Of the change
wrought by later civilization. It holds about
nine hundred and City people. Of whom ave are
peasants two are beksrs; few are ssPioysd ia
bu,iua food and clothing in the cities Of she
mainISho, ana retaiiing them 70 sso 's,."tv's,
the rest are fishermen. with thsir. families
Rank and fashion are unkno~n words among
them: all are equals, and all dress alike. The
men wear cloth wsistcoats, ehirts with gold but
tous, very vide breechss, black woolen stock.
ngs, aad sabots. Had they turbass. they might
pass for resuscitated Mamelukes. The women
put on tight jackets, ornamented in frost With
aowsrs or other fancy work. and painted plain
black or red behind; they have long red sleeves
Of wool or muslin, dark blue pstticoats and
white aprons. cap like . bishop's nitrs Gov
ere their hair, which 10 truly gsldsn-for are
they not veritable descendants Of the Auricon
Batavis There are handsome men, but ne prst
y girls. "This CONTRAST" says our French
guide, "is noticed in all races which have pre-
served the natuaAl state mere Or less intact; to-
it 10 civilization that has created female beauty
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A Terrific Scene.

An officer on board the Congress, when she
was attacked by the Merrimac, thus described
the scene:
Having finished With the Cumberland, this
marine monster came back to US. She laid OF
our port bow, forging slowly ahead, then back
ing, 90 a. to keep her desired and selected po-
sition. and opened upon US at IN awful fire!
The first shell burst inside our ship aud killed
every man At gun No. Z. Shell after she'll, and
somtimee two at time, burst among Us. The
ship Was soon . mere slaughter house. The
pltatiGShh heg'1Gke FlgheAg bf *S86 tef9l on On The
breast Of the subject and crushed him instantly.
Operations we're now out of the question. The
wounded were in crowds, horribly cut up. The
slightest wound noticed was hand shot cG
Whole quarters Of the human frame were torn
away from some bodies-a head, . right shoul-
der, and entire legs aud arms from others The
ship. too, Was on ire The shells had kindlsd
h,r wood work in several places.
Nearly all the guns were diamounted, the
bulkheads blown to peces-rammers and hand
spikes shivered-the powder boys all killed.
The inside of the ship looked like the inSide Of
q burnt aud sacked house. Everything was in
fragments, black or red-burnt or bloody.
The horrible scene lasted for about half an
hour. We tben struck. A rebel tug sent q
boat to US and soon came alongside herself
Our great concern was for the wounded. We
were told to come ourselves and bring others
aboard, a. prisoners. We begged for little
time to get the wounded ones, but were told to
hurry. I'VE can't hurry men badly hurt"
But you must Am going to burn the ship
and that ID quick said the other in com
burn her. Al this moment an Indiana regiment
on shore opened heavy fire on the tug from
rifles and howitzer l saw one rebel ofncer
fall under it. The tug found it too hot for her,
and she backed out Where she went did not
see.
In the meantime our own small boats and
rome from the Cumberland ran alongside, and
We began getting oil the wounded into them
and pushed of for land. do not think one
wounded man was left on shipboard. Twenty
seven came in the small boats. Probably
eighty we're left dead on the decks and in the
cockpit. The ship was already on fire, Is be
fore stated, and she burned and blew up dur
ing the night.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-03-26

The tax bill nov before Congress contains one
hundred and eight sections. and reaches every
elass Of property except real estate, and is 20
constructed - to tax property changing from
one hand to another There 10 . general system
Of license, in which 10 included hotels, inns, bar
rooms, &C., and is graduated according 70 rental;
on the highest reat 10 license Of two hundred
Photographers, Ambrotypists, and professions Of
that nature pay ten dollars per year. o. salt, .
tax of four cents per hundred posuds. The bill
is expected 70 yield . revenue of tl0O, ,O00, 100,
which the committee think will be felt less than
~ indirect high tariff measure.
The following is Iiss Of some Of the articles
taxed, and the rates Of taxatien: