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Nodce to Taxpayer, Of Jefsrsoa GO.
ssTie Tax List 81 a. D. 1861. Stale.
County and Township. has been del'v'
cred to me for collection. The taxes
are how due. aud the law requires all
,axcs TO be paid prior 10 The first Of
January. All persons falling to pay
their taxes by the lst Of January. will
have a penalty Of ten per cent TO pay
Sec. SIS Of the tax law. reads as follows:
..On all axes remaining unpaid alter
the frat day of January. there shall b.
a penalty Of ten percent added. and
collected in like manner as other taxes.
amt of tax for State prpo's 4oc,s ON 500 vAi'n
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ShcriffS Sale.

Cuanry .. J,ilers"ni
james Wood, ci al
WIN. +. Dyer, ct 81.
to me directed issued BY the Clerk u me first
District Court sitting in Oskalcoea, Jeffer."n
Comfy. ksu-as.I ~ils on Ieesday. .he Sis'
S.y ii be- nber. A. D. Ja3f in front q the
Court house dour, in the village OF Osksio'sN,
jefferson County, kaDsAs. between the hour o.
ore and three o'clock p. n 81 that day. expose
at public .ale TO the highest bidder tor cash 10
hsnd al the night. title aud interest OF the sald
Wm. p. Dyer II 81 OF, IN and 70 the following
'xesi estate, to-wir Abe ncrih east fracf,onai
Quarter Of Sec,ion I've Is, Tsws-h,p nine o. OF
ksHes eighteen (ls,, appraised q IS Oc per acre
Ano lie South Nest quarter ct Sectsen thirty-
three 1881 in Township nine o. OF kapse .sghi'
cen llS), appraised at eleven hundred ane twcii.
nv lIars. ui the Delaware Trust lai de in said
Coauty. + HIM on, Sheriff u
JsiferToa County. Kansas.
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G. B. CARSON. Treasurer.
O.Lsloosa Jefferson Co. Kansas.

Nov 10Th, 1861
P.S All those that have. mol paid
their taxes for the year A D 1860 will
have to pay The same by the LIST Of jan
uary or their lands will be sold. The
tax sales for Delinquent. taxes.ot 1861
will CONNIE nc. ihe Cad day Of January
next. G. B. CARsox. Treasurer.
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1 will attend a, the following times and
places TO receive taxes. Al p
Winchester on the "a and 81 Dec. '61
Ora shopper Falls 4th-5ih
Joshua Tay lors on Rock creek 6 h Z"
Osawkee : - Z = - Hh -
kaw 10Th /" :
Kentucky llth"
Persons wishing TO pay taxes VIII
cali a. my Office in the village OF Oska-
lo.,sa .ss any .isnes .xceftil'e days above
mentioned.
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Assembly,

ALBANY, Jan. II, 1852.
Mr. HuIBuRp, from the Committee on Ways and Means,
reported concurrent resolutions In favor Of Congress-
evyng direct tax to bs spportioned among tho several
States according to the provisions Of the federal cons
tution the net proceeds OF which, derived from loyal
States shall be sufficient 10 defray the interest of
the entire Indebtedness Of the national govern
ment, and be set apart, pledged TO tho payment Of
derived from the income tax be set apart pledged 20 the
sinking fund.- for reimbursement OF the principal OF the
public debt; that the amount derived from direct tax
Of $40 900 900 provided by Congress- together with duties
and imports DO employed 10 deray the expenses
of tho that the direct tax 10 be apportoncd
among several sates proposed for tho purpose OF
paving the interest the national debt be made perma
nen tax to insure prompt payment Of such interest," and
that Il should be increased from year TO year by
secretary OF the Treasury whonever the OF the
national debt shall make such rcapportonment
sary the people OF the State Of New York will pay
by direct taxation just proportion Of the amount
quired satisfy the interest OF the entire debt
racted by the federal and to be apporoned
among the loyal States according TO the constitution. The
following is the concluding resolution
Resolved That the State Of New York cheerfuy
with sister loyal States and the federal government In
and horne by adopting the financial policy here indicated
leynp will the confidence OF all persons having
money lend and that with such system OF finance the
government will be able 10 obtain all sca needed for
n Is The Judgment the Legislature that the federal govern
men could be subjected under any cxgency any
probable OF interest or depreciation In value OF stocks
obtaining funds by unrestricted emission OF hundreds OF mil
lions OF dollars Of government paper vany boercd up by
making legal tender between debtor aud CREDITOR with
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Gen. slclkles OF the Excelsior Brig D dc.
To TILE EDITOR nE TILE HERALD.

The disnterested and patriotic course your journal
has always evinced towards the Excelsior Brigade in
duces me to ask in justice to Its ocsrs to correct the
erroneous statement made in this days HERALD that
the officers Of his brigade anxious have in his
place man Of military experience as well as energy
unhestatingly assert this TO DO utterly untrue for
there not commander In the whole volunteer service
more esteemed by his men and officers than Gen. Sckcs
and know that almost every Of his officers would
emphaticaly protest against any measure removing him
from his command, In like manner they have pro-
tested almost unanimously against being commissioned
BY his Excclency Governor Morgan.
JOHN T. BRuEN,
Acting Assistant Adjutant General Excelsior Brigade
NEW YoRK, jan II, 1862
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sIMs.-On Thursday. January

Sns-On Thursday, January H. GEORGE DAVID sIss,
ago years, months and days.
s relatives and friends OF the family a'e respecuiy
invited TO attend the funeral from the idence c bis
NO ls3 West Forty ninth street. whtu' Iarther
1,eo, al one O'Clock, on Sunday afternoon. 1he re-
hiSins VIII be taken TO Greenwood for interment
1snH-oh Thursday, January 10, MARY SknrB W Vow
Of Edward, aged 65 years 8
me friends and acquaintances respectfully invited
law, 246 Eighth avenue
siEwAK-At 74T Second avenue OF scarlet fever JANE
NELSON STEWART daughter Of John and Christina stewart
aged years, months and days
WooDwA ARD.-On Sunday January 10 suddenIv IT M
WOODWARD, ol West Camp, N. ", aged 80 years
ms remains will be inferred In Greenwood Cemetsrv
hartford papers please copy.
WoRpEI.-OE Friday january IL CaRIsropurp wo,
DILL, IN the I3d year of his age
The relatives and friends Of the family are
invited 10 attend the funeral from his late residepce
corner OF Madison and Oivor streets Sunday after
noon. at one O'Clock, without further invitation.
WoLrxAN.-On Thursday, jan le SOPHIE WoI5xAs
aged 81 years and months.
The relatives and friends of the family arc respectfulIv
invited to attend the funeral from 352 Ninth street
corner OF avenue @, this Saturday afternoon at one
O'Clock
Glasgow and Aberdeen (scotand) papers please copy.
WDrrERBoTToM On Friday, January II. ALFRED H.
WINTrRBoTroM, aged year and months.
The friends and relatives Of the family also the mem
bcrs of ndepend ent Lodge No 1885, f. A. NJ also the
members Of Chelsea o. Of O. F., and the members OF
Maiden City Lodge No. 80, A p A., are invited to attend
the funeral services at the residence of his parents
sprng street, on Sunday afternoon at four O'Clock The
remains will be taken to Now York Bay Cemetery ON
WAN WYcK-ln Brooklyn, Friday, January IT, Of
congeson CoSEIA PoHEMus youngest child OF Richard
ana Cathnrine b. Van wyck, aged year and months.
The relatives friends OF the family are roe
invited TO attend tho funeral from the euce OF her
grandfather Barnot Johnson Kent avenuo and
hewes street, this Saturday afternoon O'Clock
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NEW YORK LEGISLATURES.
Senate.

ALBANY, Jan. II, 1862
NOTICES BILLS.
BY Mr.. TRuxAx-For amending the usury laws.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
BY Mr.. MuNRos-For amending the Revised Statutes
relative TO unauthorized banking.
BY Mr.. CoSSoLLY-For amending the act appointing
commissioners for laying out certain streets.
BY Mr.. CooK-For making appropriations for tho cana
debt for 1852.
Mr. BELL called up the resolution In favor Of the State
assuming tho collection Of Its quota OF the national tax
Adopted.
The resolution asking the New York Senators to voto TO
abolish the franking privilege was adopted.
The senate passed. the bill authorizing the Supervisors
Of Kings county raise SIS 900 for tho relief Of families
Of volunteers.
The resolution fixing the 23d inst for tho election OF
Of Public Instruction. and Regent Of the
University, was adopted.
The committee en- the part Of the Senate for appor.
tonng the Congressional districts Is Messrs Connolly
Ramsay, Garrison, Bell and Turner.
Adjourned till Monday evening.
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Married..

CooK-REx-On Sunday, December %, at the residence
Of the brides mother by the Rev. C. u. Jackson D. ID,
Mr. DAVID Cook, of Hartford Conn., to Miss ANNA L. REx
daughter Of the late Charles Rex Of Wostchessr Y
MxEK-MAwHA.-0n Thursday, January 10, by Rev. G.
both of this city.
SxELDNo-LOcKwooD.- Wednesday January I5 by
the Rev. VIM. A. Hyde, Of Greenwich, Conn., ARTHUR Z.
SKElpNo to sslE A. LOCKWOOD, both Of the place
TNKER-GArKE.-AtH Havana, Island of Cuba on Wednes-
day, January WILLIAM CLARENCE TINKER of this city,
ANA JosEFA daughter of Mr.. Henry Gatke Of Hamburg
Germany
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THE NATIONAL GUARD BAND CoxosHr.-The National
Guard Band Seventh regiment G. G. rauler, director,
will give another Of their series Of promenade concerts
at the rcgimental armory, tonight The performance
will embrace many Of the popular and fashionable pieces
Of the day, including selections from the operas
Tho high reputation Of the band demonstrated their
previous concerts will no doubt be fully sustained
this occasion.
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THE NEW YORK STATE ARMY LIST FOR JANUARY, 1s62-
This little manual Of ninety pages just been issued
at the once of the editors a35 Broadway and gives the
Of the officers Of tho field and staff Of the militia
and full list Of tho officers Of the volunteer service
the field. As tho rcgmentai officers daily changing
the list is to be published monthly and corrected up to
tho O issua
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SucxSEY's CRcus-Eaton Stone the celebrated rider,
takes benefit at the old Bowcry theatre (sckneys Cir
cus) this evening. Mr.. Thomas Hyor, the we'll known
pugst, appears for the first time in public this
eio
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Barry's Tricopherous IL the Best and
cheapest article for dressing beaufyng curling cleaning
preserving aud restoring the hair Ladies. try a. Sold By
all druggists.
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NEW YoRK ACADEMY or MUHc.-The "Balo in Mas.
chera" given to magnificent house last night the
receipts being larger than any former occasion for
many past. Che cast Of the piece the
whom given on tho opening, Miss Kellogg Miss Hlnk
ley, Nine. strakosch, Bisnoli, Mancus, Barii and Du
breu in the principal roles This being the closing per-
ormance Of tho short season. the rgeness the
attendance in degree to bo accounted for by it,
but have no doubt that II also in great
duo to the increasing interest that being taken by
public in Miss Kellogg whose recent brilliant
the Traviata'' 10 naturally subject Of pride with
them.
The opera went OF admirably all the artists but moro
especially Miss Kellogg and sgnor Brigno, putting for.
ward their best efforts Miss Hnkley the Page, cha
which she has made hor own, sang the light
sparkling music Of the part charmngly Tho inspirng
effect Of thronged and fashionable house made itself
felt the superior in which the entire opera was
rendered.
To-day tho troupe 60 TO Philadelphia, where they will
perform this evening The next musical event to which
have to look forward s Mr. Gotschaks first concert
the date Of which, however, is not as yet yet fixed
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Trusses, Abdominal Supporters, suspen-
sorry Bandages, Elastic Stockings. Drs. GLOVER a
THoRNE, No. 4 Ann street, under Barnum's Museum.
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Trusses.-Marsh d Co.'s Radical Cure
Trusses Shoulder Braces and DR. wadsworths Uterine Ee
vaora superior article No. vesey street, Astor House.
opposite the church.
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At Jeners', sra Broadway, Very
pair; Clump Soles a.
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Use Lyons Katharion II you wish q
beautiful head Of hair II Is without questions the finest
article ever made.
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Mrs. .. A. Aliens Worlds Hair Restorei
and Worlds Hair Dressing excel all other preparations 70
the hair Depot, 193 Greenwich street.
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Bachelors Hair Dye-The Best I'm the
world Harmless reliable and Sold and ap-
piled at BACHELORS wig factory, 10 Bond street.
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ABeautifu1 Complcxion.-Lafrd's Bloom,
OF YOUTH Liquid Pearl has equal for preserving and
beautfyng the complexion aud skin For sale BY drug.
gisis and At 40 Broadway.
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Ladies' observation-disclosures

Cristadoro's Hair Dye, wigs and Tou-
PEGS the best In the world wholesale and RETAIL and the
privately applied No. castor House.
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The Mason.SlfdoIl Affair.
RECEPTION OF THE NEWS OF THEIR RELEASE A.

BERMUDA.
From the Bermudian Of January 9Th copy the fol.
lowing paragraph -
Her Britannia Majesty's steamer Racer arrived here
from New York Friday last Her advicss are to the
goth ultimo, and contain Of the highest moment
Tho American Cabinet has acceded to the just demands
Great Britain viz tho restoration to her protection
the four persons forcibly taken as prisoners from
the steamer Trent. This decision must, we think be
hailed with satisfaction by all parties. We thereby
spared from the approhensions Of che horrors OF add
tiona war; and the Americans have shown their good
in thus complying with the very moderate demands
made to them.
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Frosted Feet and Chiiblains.-Ya0 who
suffer, do not forget DR.. BuSIIs Magic Cream Inimen,
Depot SG Greenwich street. aD druggists GENERALLY Price
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The Court of Appeals calendar.

The Court of Appeals Calendar.
ALBANY, Jan. II, 1852.
The Court Of Appeals Calendar for January IS s-Nos
80, 81, 39H, Al, AZ, IL, 1856, 435, 40, 27H.
Arrival OF the Rebel Steamer Sumter At
CaGliz.
THREE VESSELS BURNED BY THE SUMTER AT SEA-
The following Is the copy of despatch received per
the steamship Arabia
CBy telegraph from London via Queenstown, January
4, 1921
HALIFAX, Jan. 10, 1862.
HiRAx BARNEY, Collector, New York.
mo Sumter has arrived Cadiz having burned three
vessels. G. F. ADAMS, United States Minister
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Pure TobaccC.-YcIloyy Bank Tobnc-
ooGoodwins Pure Willow Bank Tobacco, free from
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Prizes Cashed In all Legalized Lotte-
ries Information given. JOSEPH BATES, 10 Wall street
New York, up stairs.
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THE BURNSIDE EXPEDITION.

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Fortress Nonros-Intsresting Intelligence from
Port Reysl-The Progress Of the War-News
from the seuth-The Latest News from Eu-
rope, Co., &C., &C.
full account OF the Debarkation of the Burnsids Ex
peditn at Annapolis its Arrival Fortress Monroe ard
its Departure for its Destination South, will be given
the WEEKLY HrRAIp ready this morning. at ten O'Clock
II will also contain late and interesting Information In
regard to the Progress and Position Of the Union Forces
at Port Royal, s. c. The Latest News from Washington
City. the Union Camps throughout the Country, and all
intelligence regard Progress Of the War received
during the past week; Interesting Intelligence from tho
Southern States The Latent News from Europe showing
among othor matters the feJng in England towards tho
United States, and all interesting news of the day.
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tint 10 the complexion upon the rst app Sold
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