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The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-04

A1os 0OtSsy uOllC IN enO IOf CQo lily 0tOro-
said, by VIM. NJ Blackford, Cashier of the Ex-
change Bank Of Virginia, at Lynchburg, and
VIM. Q. Spence, Cashier of the Bank Of Vir-
ginia, at Lynshburg; and they sevcraIly de-
clarcd that they owned no Stock in sa1d Com
pany, and that they were nowise interested
therein.
Given under my hand and seal, at the
L. 81 .lCisy of Lynchburg, in the County and
State aforesaid, this 4th day of February,
1862. JOHN S. BLAIR, N. P.
State of Virginia, City of Lynchburg, to wit.
Il, James G. Didlake, clerk of the court of
Hastings for the city of Lynchburg, in the
State OF Virginir, being court of Record, cs-
tablished by the laws of the State of Virginia.
do hereby certify that have examined the
following listed Assets, in the possession, and
being the property of the Lyncbburg Hose
and FIRE insurance company, to wit:
$99.s40000 bonds of stockholders, with
personal security $99 $4,000
65,232. rs amount of debts secured by
mortgage, e5,232.25
ss,396.45 amount debts due by bills,
notes, etc for premiums etc., 49, 3O6.45
So.sOO.OO bonds OF the city of Lynchbg 30,43O.0O
100000 stock OF the Citizens Saving
Bank, Lynchburg 100000
100000 mortgage bonds Of Virginia
and Tennessee Railroad 100000
$4,000. 90 mortgage bonds Of Orange and
Alexandria Railroad, 100000
100000 mortgage bonds Of Virginia
and Tennessee Railroad 10000 90
10000 90 bonds of the State of Tenn l8 600 90
S36s, ,36s.7O par value market value 1851, 1893. 10
do hereby further certify that the par
value of said Assets amonts to $36S. .369, ,79- IOO
and the market voluation believe to be as
nearly accurate as, in the present state of the
Stock market, and the condition of the country,
can be made.
And l do also certify that the Lynchburg
Hose and Fire Insurance company have fully,
and in every particular, complied with all the
conditions and requirements of the original
charter of said company, and of the amend
ments thereto.
Given under my hand, as clerk, and the seal
of said court, at the court house, in the city of
L.. 8. Lynchburg, this 7th day of February,
A. ID. 1862, and in the seth year of the com
monwcalth.
]. G.. DIDLAKE.
w. D. MCDONALD,
Agent for Camden.
April 4 1
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-04
Final Notice.

TTNHOSE WHO ARE INDEBTED TO JOSEPH NJ
Il GAYLE, and JOS. NJ. GAYLE & CO., are again
notified that the notes and accounts of the said firms
are in the hands OF w. L. DEPAss, attorney at law,
for collection and unless settled by Return Day they
will be positively put in suit.
November l6
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-04

Of ths Condition Of thsyLynch6urg Hose and
s FSre Insurance Company, on tie Fret Day
3 cf Jcnaary, 1852 made in accordance NTH
tie Lao Of the State ef South Carolina.

l. The name of this Company is 1.-THE LYNCH:
BURG HOSE AND FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY" and is located at Lynchburg, vir-
2. The amount of Capital Stock is 100000
o. The amt OF Capt1 Stock paid up $l0o.O60
Amoun.of Bonds for Stock 9994O 100000
These Bonds are given by the Stockholders for
part OF the Capital Stock with good security, and
0re under the control of the Board of Directors of
the Company, who have the right to require addi.
tional security or the payment Of the amounts,
II ceemed necessary, or the condition of the Com
Pany showed at any time require it. and in case of
Failure or refusal of any Stockholder give addi.
tona security, or to pay up the amount of his bond
or any part thereof when required so to do, the
whole OF the stock held by the stockholder fall
ing or refusing, is forfeited to the Company.
T. The Assets of the Company consist Of:
l. Amount of Cash on hand, aud in
hands of Agents, $so77l.o5
q Zeal Estate None.
8. Amount of Bonds owned by Com.
pany-see above 9994OOO
A. Amount of Debts due Company, se-
cured by Mortgage ON Real Estate
worth double the amount secured G52322B
g. Amount ofdebts otherwise secured-0
bills, notes, etc..
g. Amount Of debts for premiums 1886 45
part of the above
z. Amount Of all other securities viz:
Par Market
Value. Value.
. l. Bond of the City of
Lynchburg, $35,soO $3O,43O
2. Stock Of the Cit. S.
Bank Lynchburg, 1000 5000
g. Mortgage Bonds of
Va. and T. II. r. $4,000 5000
f. Mortgage Bonds of
Or and Alex r. R. $4,000 10000
s. Mortgage Bonds of
Va. and Tenn. r. R. 10000 1900
6. Bonds Of State of
Tennessee, 10000 $4,000
$ll4,sOO $9s,23O
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-04

'T>HE Board Of Exemption for the 22d Regiment s.
Il c. NJ, will meet at the Court House in Camden
OH the l4th instant at ii O'Clock, a. no.
BY order Col b. JONES'
April j. NJ GAYLE A.
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" - S98, 90
Total, $4l2,56s75
6. The amount of the liabilities of the
Company to Banks and other cred
tors $ll2355.6s
g. The amount of losses adjusted and due 5393 Os
Z The amount Of losses adjusted and not
due, 63s4OO
g. The amount of losses unadusted 2s666. 90
o. The amount of lossesin suspense wait
ing proof 25,7sooo
TO- The amount of all other claims against
the company (unpaid dividends etc) 2l52583
Total, $780, ,ll45s
Risk sl2ooo.oo
IT, No limit as to city, town or village,
l3 Not over $4,000 to be exposed to loss
by one fire,
a. For Act of Incorporation see accom-.
panying official copy of act marked
Amount of Premiums received during the
year ending 3lst Dec, 1861, l32395.44
Amount OF losses paid during the year end
ing 3lst Dec, 1861, 99722.8O
Amount of risks on the 3lst Dec, 1861 1861 llO66
We hereby certify that the foregoing State
ment is substantially true and correct, to the
best of our knowledge and belief
JNO. ROBIN. MCDANIEL
l.. g.. President
c. T. WILLIS, Secretary.
Otata OF virginia, county OF Campbell, City
of Lynchburg, to wit:-The foregoing State
ment was sworn to and subscribed at the Citv
ofLynchburg, Virginia, by JOHN ROBIN
MCDANIEL, President and CREED 4. WILL
LIS, Secretary, of the Lynchburg Hose and
Fire Insurance Company, before me, Notary
Public in and for the City aforesaid, this 4th
day of February, 1862.
Il. 5. JOHN S. BLAIR, Mp.
The undersigned have, at the request of the
Lynchburg Hose and Fire Insurance Company
examined the following list of Bonds in the
foregoing Statement, and do certify their value
to be as follows, viz:
$99,94 bonds of stockholders with person.
al securty-value, $99940
$4,000 bonds OF the city Of Lynchburg-
value, 3o,4so
1000 Citizens Savings Bank Stock 1000
$4,000 mortgage bonds Virginia and Tenn
Rairoad-second mortgage 5000
10000 mortgage bonds Virginia and Tenn
or oo Rairoad-third mortgage, $1,000
$4,000 mortgage bonds Orange and Alexan.
dria Railroad 10000
10000 bonds of State Tennessee $4,000
Total actual market value of above securities xl9s ITO
iu consequence of the condition of the
country, there are nosuch transactions in Stocks
AS to fix an exact market value on the above
Statement is based on the valuation of January
1851, and is believed to be as nearly accurate
as can be made.
WIN. M. BLACKBOARD,
Cash. Exchange Bank of Va. Lynchbure.
w. @. SPENCE,
CASH Bank Of Va. Lynchburg.
State Of Virginia, County of Campbell, CITY
!ofLynchburg, to wit:-The foregoing certificate
was this day signed and acknowledged before
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-04

NJ ORTIZ CAROLINA BACON AND LARD FOR
~ sale at the Old Corner"
April f.. w. BONNEY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-08
FROM KANSAS.
The Endian Expedition-Chase nfter che
Rebel Guerrilla Coffee.

Correspondence 4 The ~ Y. Tribune.
CNP NEAR FoE1 soorT, KANSAS, Aug a. 1852.
In previous letter ] gave Won skeleton view Of
the Indian expedition" az il at that time,
making note at the same time, Of the internal j0ai'e
it had received. Since then it has, for good and
sufficient rtasons besn withdrawn to Fort Scott, aud
for the ast eigh, niEe days has been employed in
one Of the most severe and exhauSting marches to
which a soldier can be called.
The shock which our arms received before Rich
Ynord-ho failure Of our gunbOa,s TO cripple cap
ture the ram Arkansas, and the raids Of Morgan in
Kentucky together with The universal howl al the
South for general uprising In the Border Siates
gave life TO The eXploslyc Secession element in
hi s0gIi, and threatened % sweep the whole State
with commission and fspine.
Intelligence auive1 here at Fort Scott that Col
Coasy with 1000 1000 men, had pre- ssed his way
Hp from the Arkansas line, and was making with
haste for the Missouri River. Immediately On the
reception of this Gen. Blunt ordered ont in pursuit
Nil the available force just III from the Indian expe-
dItion. We took days ratiOns aud no otter
baggage whatever. TIE infantry were drawn in
Elk mule wagons. Inc olHeTen' COMMANDS began
the march on Thursdsy, Aug ii, at o'clock, ,. m.
All that night we marched, aud continued II ur'ii
the next day at II o'clock, H., when We halted
long enough 10 feed.
Al 0 clock the same afternoon the column wac in
motion and uryed on until 8 p H., when we stopped
until tie noon gave lgnt BY this time the men
were weary and sleepy aud az soOD IA d-mOuDted lay
down Oh The grass, quickly falling prey 70 eleep,
where they remained until the buele SOUNDED " 10
horse enc the advanced" Throughout the remainder
of that night forward pressed, hating the next
day AT III H. n Juet giving time TO make coffee aud
drink 1t. "Abead" was tie order, and soon the
long train was rafting over the praires and through
ky-ways, taking air fine for the trail o. Col.
C0fy. All along our course now could be seen the
silent testi monies OF Aforementioned Geds de-
polished fences, despoied orchards, and here and
tLere huge Missouri chimnsys, standing solitary and
0as az speaking monuments of TIE horrors v, civil
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-08
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC.
City An,usemonis.

The operate season viii open on the 22d OF this
month, nj the Academy Of Music, under the manage.
mcnt of Mr.. James NJ. Nixon. "The Puritans d"
will probably be The first opera represented although
this point IS not definitely settled Mas Carlotta
Patti will take tie leading parts throughout the sen
son, which may be brief bnt will certainly be bril-
liant. We believe that amateurs may look forward
to g series OF performances in which unusual alton
ton will DO given TO the choral aud orchestral do.
Iarimenfs, and in which the ordinsry neglected
stage accessories will DO supplied in due proportions
The individual roles will Of course be fifty sustained
We hear, too, of plans and purposes regarding the
convenience of audiences, which beepeak a liberalty
m administration by no means common at the
Academy. There ID promise, in every way, of
spirited and judicous enterprise.
In another capacity--that of director OF tho Gro
morne GaFden-Mr. Nixon appears to-day before the
public. Tho compliment Of special benefit, which
has been oGoIed him by IL number Of well wshers.
will be fulfilled this afternoon ard evening. The
Garden aud the Music Hall are TO be- layishy deco
rated, and IA exceedingly full and varied order Of
entertainment las been arranged for the occaron.
The performances open at half-past o'clock, AMI
continue uninterruptedy uut late at night. All
the popular names regularly associated with TIE
establishment, and u number which appear expressly
10 add 10 the interest OF the event. nre on the pro-
gramme. We have already spoken OF tho manner
IN which Mr.. Nixon has made himself worthy Of
this complimentary demonstration. The attendance
viii undoubtedly be equal 10 the attraction.
Another special benefit that of MI. w. NJ. Flem-
Ing, at The Academy VI Music, ID snpounced for this
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-08
NEW ROUTE 40 PHILADELPHIA.
Completion OF the Rari;nn and Deiawnro
Hay HniIroud.

Tie Rariian and Delaware Bay Railroad has been
completed to its intersection at Aston with the
Camden aud Atlantic Railroad about thirty miles
distant from Phldep tia. On Saturday, the 6ih
iust., tho euterprisiug company had an excursion
from Port Monmouth and Long Branch to Atlantic
Ci,y aud Philadelphia, aiiordng excursioniss TIE
opportunity OF returning the same day or the pflNi-
lege of remaining over until Monday. We secured
passage on the steamboat Thomas Collyer, which
left the foot OF Murray street at O'Clock on Friday
afternoon. A fresh wind blowing from the sea
somewhat mpeded the progress OF cur floating
palace" but rhe swept proudly over the waves, and
INST Inc beautiful islands ia our waters, scarcely
ewing MS aulicient time to glance TT ihe many AZ
fractions that meet the eye AT every point Of the
COMPASS The water was win 'ued with every de-
scripion Of sail craft, from tue graceful yacht 60
the great ship under cloud OF canvas Fort
llamilton was peoplod with soldiers on the eve
Of their departure for the seat of war, and
Fort Lafayette frowned ominously upon the
Tree waves that shouted and danced in
exultation about hor impregnable walls. We
reached Port Monmouth AZ shutdown. where we
found long tram of ears waiting Tor passengc
Win little del.y the ualu started, moving slowly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-08

Mr.. Lads has, thus far, contributed the best
sounding names Of the feet, Kickapoo and Cheka-
saw, seem somewhat musical, alter Passaic Con.
estoga and Lshigh. Dir Ericsson kept the names
OF his ships pretty secretly, not having got out
before the launch of the Passaic. We are indebted
TO him for giving 3 complete list Of those in course
of construction under his supervision. We may
add. in passing, that they all progressing rapidly
and will lie ready for service when the term spec-
fed by the contract expires.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-08

"A nepbew of John Sidell graduated from Wen
Point a,out six weeks since, and was assignee W
duy anon lilo stail Of Brighton. Reno OF tue oD'v'
army. In the battle of saturday last ne was badly
wounded and left for dead upon the heiu'
Rebels stripped him of his gold watch ana 'Ala1 '"''
and leit him to die. lie orawled to the OHoA ''
where mis- mother found him and brought p'p' !" Wv
city, lie viii probably recover.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-08

The latter are to be two immense yesses, not yot
begun. Subjoined il a list Of the names OF more Of
Gle new irOn-cild vessels:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-08

FIFTH METEOPOLiTAs (THRTY-sEyENTH II. y.
&. M REGIMENT.
This new REGIMENT il Ia De partly recruited from
the ranks Of the 9Th Regiment, y. y. 5. ~, which
returned IL few days since from three months
Major 1heO. W. Psrmelcc Of he 9Th has received
The appointment Of Colonel, and many Of the officers
and men Of that regiment have already enlisted.
Col PannelCe has few if any fuperOrs ~ TN officer,
and the recruits from the 3lth WIZ bnng to The new
regiment an experience which VIII be- OF groF value.
While in Baltimore the 31th received unqualified
praire from Mujor-ie Wool and staff, for slpe-
rior drill and discipline, and " Camp Belger' was
considered model camp The 5th Metropolitan,
starting under such favorable auspices can hardly
tai to become one of the most effective regiments
which New-York has rent in'o the field. The
cruiiing Office is No. $40 Broadway, the Metro
politan Hotel.
SIXTH SENATORIAL COMMITTEE.
Tie Military COMMITTEE for this Dhtnst met on
Saturday at the City Hall, Capt. Chas II. Marshall
in the chair. The following donations were re-
ceiyed: James Lennon, 81 ,0Ol; Don Aonzo Cush-
man, S30O; ". 4. Butler, 800; Mr.. Lawson, 80.
Total, ,:aJ. The liig for presentation 10 Cob Cur
ney regiment, manufactured by Ball, Black Il Co,
was then exhibited by the Banner Committee. IL Is
Of biue ELK, heavily iriugod with yellow. Below
tie State arms, one eioe, Is the inscription,
" Pro Dec d L,b0tafe."
In the center OF tho atai II silver plate with the
following infcription: ITO the i2th Regiment,
Col Quincy, by the Committee Of the 9TH Senatorial
District"
After adourning, the Committee proceeded TO
Staten leland, where the flag wns pFesened, ia lie.
halt Of the Committee, by the Hon. Washington
Smith. Responses were made .by Col. Quincy ind
Lieut. Col. Wooiford.
FRUIT MERCHANTS FOR THE WAR.
On Saturday afternoon an enthusiastic meeting Of
the fruit merchants Of Nsw-iOrk was held at the
store Of Miniurn d Partridge in Hanover street
Horace a. Bliss occaried the chair. Several speeches
OF a patriotic character were Il sde snd $500 donated
by SeiXus a. HGrDort making Sl,7OO thus far
rails d. Two recruits came forward aud signed the
roll The fruit merchants propOse 10 give so bounty
TO each recruit and to take of their families II
is proposed 10 raise company 10 DO called "The
Peftridges," in honor OF Capt WIN. Partridge, Of
Druyees Zouayes VINO was killed IN the battle OF
the Peninsula.
THE ABSENCE or DISCIPLINE IN THE ONE-nUND-
RRD-AND-NISETEESIH REGIMENT.
During Friday night and Saturday the detach-
ment Of the 9TH Regiment n. Y. $. NJ. remained on
g1ard duty at the barracks Of the ll9th Regiment
Volunteers Col. Peissner Some OF the soldiers
offered from s. to go TO the sentines get out bu
" no purpose. About IL o'clock on Friday night "a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-20
The situation In Kentucky.

From The Louirais Journal Oc,oLer H..
Orr hopes are not realized by the news from
Buell. and Bragg II eppears. that, in passing
thrOuehor beyond Crab Orchard, Bragg was about
II miles ahead Of Buell..
We doubt very much now whether Buell. can
catch Bragg at all, unless tie latter deliberately
chooses to be caught. We do no. suppose, though,
tnat the Rebels make the requisite speed in II cir
retreat II they incurnber themselves with cattle
hOgs, or any considerable amount Of bacon aud four
They may, perhaps. make q stand al some strong
hold in the Cumberland Mountains; yet it does not
seem likely considering their numbers, that they
could sutsist there for any length Of time. We
think the present probability Is that they will at
tempt to get across the Cum berand River into 1en-
nessee, this stream being 30 low that IL may no
doubt be forded a. many points. H. however, Baeli
NM. s~a on with fiery speed, Bragg may fail in tbs
i,,aror, -, ~, the river between them, and ut any
rate the Rebel Gesei1..' even if he succeed in e.
Gaping with bis huge army from >s.sueAy, WI, py
lis eight lose prestige With his seciV su' VIVA ni'
own followers.
We can hardly expect any intelligence Of in.eres,
from the beligerents, the competitors IN march
ing, for some days. If Bragg get safe into Tonnes
see after tho late terrible spoaon Of Kentucky we
csnnot even what The nr"Sranne ~ ac-
ton on either side viii be thereafter. Bragg may
90 into Virginia to join Lee, or be may establish
himself at Chattanooga and other points in East
Tennessee; or he may strike for the capture Of
Nashville, and seek to get back into Kentucky by
nearly the same route he recently Travelled. Mean
while, Buell., at the head Of bis magnificent army a
host capable OF mighty achie vements will no doubt
be governed in bis action by the logic Of events.
Aiiairs in Kentucky baye ceased 10 be thrilling.
The voice Of the clouShas died away, and nothing
is left for the present but dull cold patter OF
rain.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-20
Fran California.

sls FRASciscos frday Oct II. 1861.
Business unchanged. Mining stocks continue de-
Ginning; Ophir shares az $50.
Passenger statistics chow that within nine months
IL 900 people have arrived BY sea at San Francisco
in excefsso Of departures. These in addition TO a
large number Of overland immigrants, make the in
crease Of population more this yes.r than since 1857.
Tie overland immigration TO Oregon ard Washoe
TINS wear will amount ~ about 5000. The rear Of
Immigration, some 500 wagons, Is expected at WaIla
Walls on the 18th OF this month.
Arrived steamer ofikaba Panama sailed. ship Dsyer.
sll'o, Ctl..o.
SAY FRAycisco. sitlrdsy. Oct. ls 1851.
Sailed clip Aurora for Hong honc carrying q
cargo Of whoa. aud -four and 500 900 in treas
IRE.
Tie slips David Crockett and Flcrencc Hightin-
gale raj idly filing up with wheat for Liverpool.
Tie hip Enoch Train is chartered " take cargo
Of wheat to Liverpool.
Tie markets generally are very dull. There il no
disposition TO speculate In any article OF merchandise
The moaey market il very stringent.
Bankers will charge five or Elk per cent premium
for drafts on NowIork by the neat steamer, an al
vance Of two per cent, to cover tie increased war
risk.
Sales 500 lirlns Of batter by the last steamer AZ
25!c per pound Candies and sugar dull.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-20
TIiR PIRATE ALABAMA.
Statement u Capt. riIion Of the k'nk
Sirgiuin.

Statement Of Capt. TiItom Of the k'nk
Sirpipin.
Bosros, Saturday, Oct ~ 1862
Cant. Tilton Of the bark Virginia, deety Dyed by
the pirate semmes, has arrived home Odd informs
The Neu-Be9iord Aercsry thet Capt. Senmes wss
very Independent, short, and quick Va his remarks,
looking on and treating his pnec''s and crew as
does Some of the under ollNe-s of The Alabama
were more socisbls, and wished themselves well out
of tho rcrspe they bad got into
Tho ilabars left Brkenhezd, England, on n trial
tip, but never wen. back, and is now under the
direction Of the English who ar3 to furnsh her with
supplies at the different Islands she is to stop at,
willie she 10 TO continue TO prey on onr commerce.
W,snIsoroS. Saturday, OS. 49, lst2
The report that the pirate Alabama IL at Mobile 10
NOT only improbable, but positively untrue. There
is information in Washington which wArants the
ielief that che is proceeding in entirely different
direction.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-20
Internal Revenue Recent Decisions b,
Commissioners IsoutyeII.
TsKAsURr DEPAH1HLsT. OFFICE or lsrHaNAL(
hgyKNrK. WAsHIaGIoS. OeL u. 1907 !

TsKAsURI DKPAH1HLsT OFFICE or lsTHsNALl
HgyHSUK. WAsBisGToS, OcL ~, 1861 !
SIR: Tie phrase "where located, " in section Of
The Excise law understood TO refer to the subjects o. 1e-
tion mentioned in that section.
In al cases goods AID erch ndise TO be assessed
Ia tho district division where such goods NOR.
ehaIdiss are produced or manufactured.
ItLnk II safe 20 hold for the present that tbs suihory
given the In section u should be exercised by the
aesor only IL possible that assistant may nskc the
entry spoken that sccton but unless EFFICIENCY ase
prefer 70 limit the power to the assessor himself
Tire license Wholesale dealer In guo contains
thorty the ss offguo o. retail nor docs license TO
se liquors reta authorize the ceseo to deal lip any
kiud OF merchants.
Persons enssg.d In protng dying cloths required
take license bet Whenever the tar has been
previously paid on the p1n fabric the printer dyer will
be ssesed only for the value Of such cloths Tho
tax en- the eros. recspt ofsroads from passenger will be
assessed BY the (see form No D. II 10 not
Tor tho Assistant Assessor to leave with the peron
assessed certified copy OF the return made TO the Collector
Toe lists are open inspection FOX the period Of hecn days
9r the empress purpose Of enabling parties interested to OBJ
tain the necessary information.
manufacturer who sells his ct any place except
npon tho premises where manufactured aust take license
a dealer.
Lighters and dean towboas not sseo. to taxation
der the eIoise law.
Persons engaged in the ba'Is Of grinding fst and rice