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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-03

EVENING service at the church of the Unity
will be held as usual tomorrow, commencing
at 7.30 o'clock.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-03

Jouv c. BREcKrNRlDGE, one of the vilest
of his sort, has been made major general by
the rebel president.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-03

ing train which FORMERLY Idit tRa city f5f
Springfield at nine o'clock, will on and after
Monday, leave a, 8 40 A. M; also the So NJ.
train will leave at P. NJ.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-03

Mrs. B. az. Clark, NJ. D., Physician and sue
cessul Midwife wOuli to the ladies of Worces
ter and vicinity that she continues to all diseases
peculiar females scientifically and successfully. Com
sultstOn free once and residence 800 ain street.
IF Myrtle diff apps
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-03

The SUPERIOR COURT, for the trial OF
criminal causes, will commence its session in
this city on Monday next, Judge Brigham
presding
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-03

SVhAS Woman saO la EV&rl-Much every
way. Iut she can't keep peace in the family without
bottle OF Dead shot to kill of the blood thirsty hordes Of
hungry Bed Bugs that, unlimited, introduce them.
selves to her dodgers their great annoyance and dis
gust. Now is the time to it. Kill 'em now! NO
family should be without il. he Dead Shot makes
clean sweeps renders peace certain by the aunhaion
of the enemy. Sold by all the Druggists Agents in wor
cester, &. 4 HARRINGTON 81 co. dim apps
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-03

observation-disclosures US that delcacy preventsmany
females from applying for the TO alleviate suffer
ing and life That objection Cbviated i'll the
James Clar6es Pills prepared after the prescrip
ton of Sir James Clarke, Physician to the Queen ofEng
land and well known to be the only and remedy
female difficulties and obssructions from any cause
They be sent in bottle containing 50 pills post free,
by enclosing 81 and postage stamps to any agent.
Sold by BUSH l. CO., and all Druggists.
mis- deodEweow
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-03

BROKERS' BoARD-FR1DAY, MAY Z.
Western Railroad, Il
Phila, Wilmingtsa ard R.1t Rsi1ro.d g255s
i Boston and Lowell Railroad az
IL Concord Railroad (par $500 t9S
Logan County Railroad ,oy'4
Connecticut River Railroad w
10y Vermont and Massachusetts, Railroad 9Ts
g Manchester and Lawrence Railroad IhdS
u cambridge lIorse Railroad, ig;i
Cambridge Gas Company liz
Is Merchants Bank, " ~
~ Bank Of North America osI
Sl00e United States coupon skies CsSD ~
$1,000 do N' 5 e.
S64OOO do IN XII
$3.50 do 0o 99s4
S5e United States $40 II easury Notes lG5A
S 81 9o9 ,-,., O.. 40 1929
S,0oe do oaF
.S Soo9 american Solu, I02
SaVyV chicago Clty SeYens beverage loan) a34
S36OSO do 1921
s4''Vo Eastern Railroad Skies, $50 1901
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-03

~, Soihn Ware IsoomS, No. . hBnnEH ISIOck,-
ms undersigned would respectfully call The attention
OF the public to his Colin Ware Rooms now men o W
n bangs hioek opposite the Court House wh,rs will
De I0aal constantly on hand COrFINS and CASK ETS
OF all sizes and patterns made and trimmed Win az
oesl material Also CONN Plates and Robes Wv
Worcester Feb IS, 1862 dir ia
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-03

on Dr. 81: q. ALott, Physician and Surgeon
% Gnut street corner OF Howard Boston is consulted
oa from ~ until 2, and from to in the evening on
az OF the Urinary and Genital Organs ScrOous
AHeeions iluOrs OF all knus Sores Ulcers and EruD
tons Female Comp ants, DC. An exneriencc of over
twenty years extensive practice enables Dr. NJ to cure
aot tine most difficult cases. Medicines entirely veg
otH"AN' FN"NNt rTce deOdly ivDO
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-03

The Confessions and Experience of an In
vaIId.-Published for the benrnt and warning and
acaution to young men who suffer from Nervous Debil
ity Premature Decay, &c. supplying at the same time
the of self cure. BY who has cured himself
after being put to great expense through medical mpo
sitOn and quackery by enclosing post paid addressed
envelope SINGLE COPIES be had of the author Ma
THANlEL MAYFAIR, Esq Bedford, Kings county,
N d&uly mch0
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-03

i nr ~ H. wesley Kelley, Analytical phv,lc,.,
sasc n9Eeser consult with patients no N, All ~
S15 ~ HIdng THURSDAY and FRlDAY. tbe tsp va wa
are united 10 can IA Lsa5G'e'and GeRflshgn
"DiNNA ANS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-03

A MOTHER INVOICE OF THE RE.
A TICULATED NOTE PAPER. just received at
myo uIt MELLEN's
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-03

- HALLELUJAI," the latter with new words
Mtten dor all the children Of the Union will be found
III the ZOth edition of THE GOLDEN WREATH NH
n6 TINS day This popular book two hundred thous-
anu copies OF which have been sold now contains m
wards OF tive hundred and fifty Songs including ali the
ost together with Elementary Instructions and numey-
hractEe exercises many of which are adapted TO
Calshemc Movements, Price only thirty cents on re-
Ge IIPS OF whch 1t will be mailed postpaid. OLIVER
ton. dti '7' i' 'iNSti Dos-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-03

EN- do occasionally go down even from old
Berkshire, lobbying in the village of Boston.
with whose ways they are not over familiar,
Item: II the Boston papers tell the truth a solid
citizen OF one otour south county towns visited
the "hub" last week and fell among-leg
lslators-a dozen or so-who took him TO
the theatre (llUward Athenaum they call
II for s0tt.) Solid enjoyed the play much
he couldn't help it. No more could he helD
being bored by the intervals between the
acts,-eVeryoody is, except young gentlemen
win thelr doHies me and my beaux they are
called IN the country.) Mr.. Solid was bored
didn't see the use of wasting time, when his
friend, the distinguished member for s. Of
whose eloquence he was an ardent admirer
was all cooked and primed with a speech on
the Ho0sac Tunnel. lie proposed to the leg.
lslatlve party speech from his friend, who is
really an accomplished speaker, but though
tough enough customer in the court house. n
little thin.skinned in the theatre. The party
thinking Solid testing, laughngly assented TO
his proposition, when 10, as the curtain next
descended, up no sprung and thus addressed
the astonshed "house :"
Ladies and Gendema;-It would give me
extreme pleasure, and | have no doubt il
would you, while nothing else is ON the tapis
to hear few remarks from" AT this mo,
mentihis friends pulled him into his seat nv
the coat tail, and he did not finish his graeefil
introduction. But he was very glum during
the remainder OF the evening, because his
plan was so uncersmoniously interfered with.
Now we think OF it, wO are not sure that
Solids idea might not prove valuable Hint
to managers. Why not let out those dreary
aud nterminable intervals to lecturers on
manners and morals, orators for the soldiers
relief fund, or even to a rosescented phase of
the SO0D man WpuII
Eagle.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-03
Nem Embellishments.
MI RS. SUMMERS REPEATED
AVA CON CERT.
MRS. SUMNER, at the earnest solicitation of her
friends, has consented to
REPEAT HER MAY DAY CONCERT,
AT MECHANICS HALL,
Hen advertisements
On Monday Evening. May 8.

The Glass is requested meet at Mechanics Hail This
Afternoon at o'clock; also on Monday at O'Clock.
There will be admission fee for the scholars and
pv2
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-03

A NEW VARIETY OF PHOTO.
IN GRAPH ALBUMS, at MELLEN's.
my3 dit Blank ROok Manuf,cturor
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-03

!Al5ee takes this public method Of informing
SI rlGhus amt patrons that her s. huOl No & Wnrrcn
block Pearl street, will, after tho frst q, Nav
no tue hs,ls Of Miss EMMA TAGGART, well known
that me atlonage gcDerOu y bestowed on her fho
IASi nitssu years VIII be extended To- her successor
May II. dlT summer LIB IG5hl
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-03

Draper ~ CLARK, CoHnisstoy NEpcu.,-s 49,,
s ener, "a rlGnr Grain, Meal Grass seed Salt lime
SeIneht CArlncd Plaster Plaster Paris CITonnh n,si
Sneils and fArneB Produce generally Asa s sSVI
i9r tne sale 81 Goes super Phosphate Of Lime p,rSs
"uhho AhierlcAnIuAnO, and Ground bone 0'uFIah
ana ~, Vo. n. 4, a. 81, DRAPER b CLARK
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-03

Adjutant general Thomas, in comforting
with the finance committee and the committee
OF ways and means, on Tuesday. stated to
them that the Union army in the field mum.
bered vt the present time Seven hundred thou.
sand Effective men.
Al Illinois congressman, who has recently
returned TO Washington from home, SAYS that
although there is mourning in almost every
household, the enthusiasm Of the people for
the war was never more fervcnt Fifty add.
tlonal regiments could easily be raised in the
state.
MIBChLLANEoUs.
Before us, as We pen this item, lies weap.
on taken from Texan Ranger at the hard
fought battle Of Pea Ridge, Arkansas, by
Union soldier The boys call il "Ben. Nc.
Culouch's sword" Ii bears the name, how
ever, Of III. Korner," carved with pocket
knife on its wooden handle 1t is terrible
weapon to look at-the blade is 165 inches
in length by "a in width, "taperng to the
point like dirk"-and apparently was made
by backwoods blacksmith from large saw.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-03

&cnts Fine Shirts made to order in the most i'm
proved style and in the hest manner nj shor Dntica
u 9F A. MALbRlDGE, No. American House BLOCK
""'' "l'eIhS cut dtf o1l
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-03

Is6s59ea559E5sys WESTERN RAILROAD
SPECIAL TICE.-On and after MON
AG@DAH, May 5, 1862 Passenger Trains will
leave Worcester follows: go
For Albany and Way Stations accommodation NJ r An
a. nj. ana s. 90 p. IN. '' INV
For New York and Albany EXPRESS at s55 a. and 40
p ~ " M ~4'"' ="
New York Mail Train at ISOOp.m.
Worcester, May /, 1862 dset mtws
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-03

{ OPARTNERSHIP "A copartnershIn
~ has this day been formed between the undersigned
or the manufacture of machinery the old stand OF
Goddard, Rice, q Co., under the firm and style of RICE
'bAhloNt " co. GEO. NJ RICE.
GEO. S. BARTON.
,r.- =, 49, JOS L. FALES.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-03
MACHINE HING.

propose to execute
ALL MANNER OF FAMILY SEWING,
working upon most approved Machine either by tbo
own homes II + RuS ~ your
ap20 d6t* " NN""N'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-03

4Arh. M. w, G%ePaIls, PHYSICIAN AND Success
suL MIbWiFE, removed to No. 43 Exchange street
special attention given to Uterine Complains and lie
Eases OF children. Ohice hours from to A. Mana
I'll ap4
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-03

CO., I d;-The Cheap Private Sale of Croekorv
iSs, ~, ana wooden Ware &c, at store No. ia S
UndnEu strHet formerly O. n. Hcaths) will be c0nin
u very uN until April goth, very chcan 10 sovo n
aPz3 d6t Dealer In Furniture ,tc, is Front street
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-03

sPesrs -minbuci Wine is an adnirabip or,icIo
seu u, hosGltals and BY the first cassfnmiiies In pn'
nnuun nu New York, In preference 10 Old ma Viz,
Is worth trial las it gives great satisfaction VIM
Ielo doodty
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-11

TAG ELEcrIoS The election Of a member Of Con-
gress, in this District I'll the vacancy occasoned BY
the death of Hon. John Tyler, took place yesterday
The result in the LIST and I'd Wards, we're as follows
J,SsrsOn Ward-Jlmes Lyons 26s, William II. Mac
fariABd l7s, Geo W. Randolph 81, John B. Young Is,
John Robertson 5, Ro Saunders {, N. n. Lipscomb 9.
.KaSisoa Ward-Lyons S2l, Mcfarland 292, Ran
doaph 2s, Robertson IL. Saunders II, Young ..
40 these two Wards Nr. Lyons msjOrity is 40. We
vere unable get statement from Monroe Ward, but
understand that Mr.. Lyons about Is ahead at the
els, Of the polls His majority in the city is therefore
about S5 We have other returns, bat it is probA-
Die from the result here that Mr. Lyons has been elect;
ed At toe last election the vote il this city resulted
For Tyler 1902, Mcfarland co. Lyons Sls.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-11
re ARMS, 30 ARMsiI

Tue disasters Sb'cl nave jus, befallen our Arms are
the result amas, inevitable Of the defensive policy Of
our Rllers We wou'd no. attack the enemy they have
attacked Us We sfJrted them tins and opportunity to
profit by their superior numbers and facilities Of inter
with Elr,p, put forth all their energies for
our Invasion. We have seeu for months their design
aad pAa OF operations With a wisdom past finding
CAT, have awaited 10 aaeGon their aggressive move
E5l- I: is upon L. forces to struggle for
s.s,snee.
so far, in estimating ia eFscts they not fatal CT
rePAraols Our lines OF communication are nterrupg'
ed coasts and borders threatened With invasion
b.. this does 10; constitute subjagaion. The whole
sll Ia the pas; has b,eI oyerrua b. invading army
0l; she people wsse aasuodaed. oar difficulties are in
creased Cur eprs nus. be proportional TO them. Al
VI - mus. pat forth al our energies; free people de-
isrmined 70 be free Geyer be conquered But in
siAlL co-saat, gnremis,ins e1er,iou must be made
A. hears and aaljs be united and for The
common sAiSty. Aggression nus; De met by aggres
slol- Oar delO.sgsd homes must be avenged by carry
Jog jesoa:oL 20 be homes Of our enemy. II our pres
EFT sha! have the se Of ro1s,ng our people
sad i1sPr.1S or rulers Ei.hmors wisdom ard vigor
hey vii, though bitter, prove blessings in disguise.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-11
TIE TAXATION OF NEGROES.
II.OD the Petersburg Express.


We plbish below the Instructions OF j. N. Bennett,
the Auditor Of the Public Accounts to the Commission.
or. Of the Revenue throughout the State Of Virginia
We presume they will be read with great interest," espec
tally the second clause relative to the taxation OF ne
groes according their value. IL has been and still s
the impression of large lumber OF citizens that under
the ad Vdiore amendment the and not the hrer
OF slaves, would be taxed but this is not 20. The
slaves to be taxed 10 NE person 10 whose possession
they the ls day Of February whether owned or
hired:
Sal have heretofore transmitted the usual blank
books for listing lands and personal property and for
rths and deaths, together with many blank forms
for payers have deeuel requisite for those who
may be absent; expecting the commissioners far as
practicable make the from personal in
qury The forms for tar payers need not be returned
to this off ,e pness upon further consideration II be
considered best TO require such returns
The amendment OF the constitution respecting "taIl-
ton and 6r recently adopted requires slaves as
we'll as other property to be taxed according to their
value 10 listing slaves you will ascertain the number
and value They are to be charged to the person In pos
session Oh the 6st day Of February, whether owned or
bird
Ocsrs and soldiers temporarily absent In the service
Of he Confederate States should be listed In the ooun-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-11
To CORRESPONDESTs.
The War.

Taers IL redeeming feature 10 the Roanoke disSs-
Cor Oar msn fougAE 9Th herolsm worthy Of their
Gauss The telegraph reports that they killed and wound
ID thousand of the enemy and sustained loss of 500
themselves They fought for the greater part Of the day
500 aSAns. Is 900 and only surrendered when their
las, cartridge expended We know not how to Gre
dt the alnos. ircrelo fact mpGata this last state
Gsui, to -it that such body Of men were placed in
saoh position vithOu: an abundance Of ammunition
Il would argue degree Of Fsmssness gross for be
Jet
tie telegrap1 further reports that Elizabeth City Wss
sholed and ournt and tha! the enemy proceeded to-
yards Eienton-and thence possibly in execution OF
their programme published b. last week, towards
Weldon. No doubt authorities prepared to re-
eeiss them either Of these places.
We eoaEnue 70 have kilograms, reporting that the
Yinkee gunboss had assembled the Tennessee River
Fioreuee Alabama The tale, tho repeated With circum
slaHoas looks improbable; ou, ne cannot understand
shat zoe people in that region about that they 60 not
Ia he scOgndre.s
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-11
The Military.

We hs7e u1rc s-nnuaic ltiJns this su' jsct thar
"s c., read uucL Isss publish The public nicd and
toe uat o. the Legislature have been distracted by the
lHa.apiciy OF schemes p-opcssd The simpIes. pAa Is
he BIS aud has not been appreciated because OF it,
simplicity. T. c5rtGia hos many Of the present vol.
-a;eers ul cssns; i the rs: thing That might have
J'u aso'rilel 10 three DAYS. Al Instant draft should
be made 10 suup7 tbs places OF those retiring and from
Ls uCcs ssii7 Of q ciss the tsAf ~oud have to en-
lace - -o7-re s-a-ung volunteers as well as militia
There Is hso for this. Indeed all the signs portead
"a; every sho pull trigger will have 20 rally to
tae c1uaEy's defence. Bg; les something be done
TIE enemy upon us-and there Is no time for talk
u0s.
p S-Siuee ths foregoing uAs ~ri,ten The Legislature
has acted I'ysserily perfected and passed ab which
rl meet The emergency. II provide. for filing up the
presat eomoanis 5y immediate volunteering CT draft to
L-4-fsd escl Ole mouth before the expiration Of
el.stlsn' ii shall be aimed Who will re-volunseer
chs PAes Of those retiring BE- dgd By dra from the
militia and uoa se.sEIstiag volunteers The COMPANY
IL srs - be elected Oy the companies, ard the as!d
,h2sTs By the company cfcers. The Ao. preserves
toe pFesest OrgAuiI ,ion Of companies and regiments
sud t. u7ol the wkos, As good measure az could be
e1pss,ed.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-11
cOmbInatIOn. asain., Farmsr..

The Confederate and State governments AID the press
al sctm TO be animated By special spite at the farm
ing interests Of the country For six months the Con-
tolerate agents harrisd the farmers on both sides Of
the Ridge, from the Potomac to the North Carolina
line pressing their horses wagons and drivers and de-
priVing them OF the means of making crops. The i'm
position was endured without = murnur-in fact with
alacrity and cheerfulnsss whenever it was supposed
the sacrifice would contribute to the public service
The system Of impressmsnt felt to be partial or.
pressve and costly and many thought unWssly ADOPT
ed by the authorities. But it WAS submitted to-
Now, under the pretence Of wsgng war upon whisky,
the same authorities backed by some immensely sober
members of the Assembly, and BY the whole body Of
The press who detest mean whisky by instinct Sob
ecns the products of farmers to arbitrary seizure and
mpressment Every man who has barrel Of corn moro
than his necessities require is forced to surrender it
TO Government agent at price stipulated BY that
agent To reconcile the farmer the exsction and ty
rauny the Government undertakes to deprive him Of
at other market by combining with millers and sup
pressing dsteries and the Legislature lends helping
hand by imposing tax upon all distilled liquors. OF
course the tax, in the ordinary condition of things
would be in abatement Of the price Of the corn aud
come out of the farmers pocket
But the farmers can stand this ana even more They
want however, something like equality. They are the
victims of extOrtoners They have to pay eIorbitan
prices for sl irOn clothes, and every necessary that
they buy. How are they to paw these prices il they
are deprived BY the Government of fair and open
market and left to the mercy Of the eItortisnerss Why
does not the Government impress these articles well
as those 10 the hands of fArmersy
As TO the crusade against whisky, let il rip. But
We never heard of anything great achieved in by
La.iou Of uAter-drinkeTs.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-11
THE DEATH OF HON. JOHN TYLER.

When any good man passes away, he should not b,
forgotten, whatever may have been the crcumstaI =,
attending his death however humble may have be
his condition in life Those who knew I'm well III ney
turn aside from the pleasant thoughts 10 which they
may have communed with him--nor cease to think oi
the green spots along the pathways of the worlds pill
grimage, where they may have met him. They can new
lose the remembrance Of his eIceence-ths benign
ties OF bis heart-he kindness of bis nature o. the quail
tiles Of his mind, exhibited in bis intercourse With
his eow.men. II such have been the memorials Of psi
vate friendship, among the living. they will still be
tanned 10 those secret records Of the heart where Il
mere vanites Of the world never fad place.
Bat when good and great man-great as be we
good known for his long continued usefulness pub
lie servsnt-marked by his patriotism cit IN an re.
coguiz ID BY his distinction in o.e power aud position
welded alone for the public sood, when such man
yanishes forever from sight, his memory also fni
resting place 10 the hearts aud amid the soross aud
affections Of q whole people.
We may well apply these remarks to our lamented friend
for there more, no none, Who, knowing him well
will feel that they the true If they be not the
pressve sentiments Of their hearts ald Of the heart
Of the Nation they have gone FORTH since bis d. sh
sorrovng that be is no longer in midst. Add vs
cannot withhold our individual tribleto the mem.
ory Of sach man. though a whole people may air, sty
have mourned their prvaon and their representatives
may have thus publicly manifested ,bi. sense Of such
bereavement They testify their Admiration Of bis char
scter, and their apprsc aiou of n,d)L's Ics,5u rl
speak Of our own, when testify to what We our.
elves know.
We are the more inclined to spe,k wcTd Of kindness
now, because Of our past dersnceI-thou % we have
withheld from Mr. Tyler, MAJ, Cur tribute Of
respect, however much his public coure may hive be
come the subject Of oscisn and even OF dissp rova
by large and respectable piry OF hi, couu,rym'n, OF
whom the writer vas one. Il is not our Iu'poee bos
70 refer to any Of the sabect Of difference o. paI.
ticular period Of his adminsr and as they existed
b,ween the President ard the House Of Represent.
ivss Of which body the writer was also member
then, be was during the whole o. NJ Tylers service
in that high and responsible position to which be bad
been 50 Unexpectedly c,sd BY the death Of Pr sjvri
Harrison. We mainly refer to the fac. TO remark thai
the traits which have since so beautifully marked his
whole private life we're exhibited even then and there
degree which won the rsspse. and we're ths sdnIa-
ton Of biz political opponents of every shade and Of all
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-11

t corporation of their usual place Of abode, upon
the bes. information you can obtain.
In making assessments you are 70 be guided BY the
assessment law In force and Is scarcely necessary
to remind you that failure TO furnish you with the
al act imposing for the should i'm
pediment delay in your assessments the rule Of
taxation can readily be applied to the values asceraned
by you.
Il requires the concurrent action Of the civil and mil
itary authorities authorize the sale Of goods, wares
and merchandise In encampments by suffers. Com
missioners license will be imperative unless consented
to by the commander Of the post; and & sale made
under authority Of the commander, is violation Of our
revenue laws which should in all cases be prosecuted