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RiNANclAL:AsD eoMHERCIAL:.
MONE2:EARY.t

! .;~c MospAx Kvx1mu: Fe1,.. 3, 1864,
. Hsuy of the leading principles Of nnancc are aa
well sott1ed ae the law Of itseh Hence,
for .ongress to vioate them II jnst al wise ii it
would :be to put thousand barrels Of powder In
the cel]na oE the capital, fire into them rodhpt
ehot, md NOT expect IN expaostoa. Il il ttuo that
extraordt1eEJ demands mnst be met ~ extraosdi-
nary mean., md the .psine,paes On which action
&houd be had In sueh cases, ze II not aeplain, 1t
<aat readily Understood. tn Government h IN
pressing and fznediate need ck n hnn1fed and
hfsy millions q money to suprsezs the rebellion.
It t&1not borrow h on my reaaeeah1e terms, sud
# cannot wait the slow collections os it from taxes
upon the property of the country. II cannot coin
it. for It has not the bullion rom which to doit.
In this emergenc4 It has been proposed to ieanc-
Demand Treasury Notes, nuke them legal tendaT
In the payment Of Al dehta, and 60 far as we cac'
judge, a majority Of the people and the press Of
the country approve the measure, provided the bill
authorizing the issue IL accompanied by proper
restrictions. 90
Anew Of thosc that ne essertial it may be worth
while again to specify. First, tax upon bank
iseues, Sufficient to gradually drive them out Of
circulation, and thus make room for the issues OF
the Government. without this vital provision
the circulation Of hundred and fifty millions Of
paper money by the Government would soinfate
prices that the object Of its iasue cond not be ut
-, rz.',s - -. .....,, =. ....s
1.4n ~ 80 ~ ~ -,-N'-:s.-. ~y .Hs
ehou1d soon find ourselves poorer, II possible thau
G-aat ps,,s;n
T,sn..s.-1.o.., .,,.,, ~ ,ox,,.o,4t.1o ,r.o +,a.
..n+ .,onaa 80 .,,a a,,t whom sur,a
-. ~. s sa11ass rrssented h.r
~ q. ~ +ra,,t1 rssra ~ nm ,rhe fntereat IN
/ tLe.a haaas shonia ~ ,...E1a =. c,,, ~ nat
thers nav s mt The 1sae+ asraer ~ fa1lnrs lot
I'm h -saaoa a. .-,.a .,ts.;an, - -.;.o 49,
sss. nca nm a1nus1, ~ ersn 1s-+1cr ann - that
be necessary, to provide for the Interest and the
current expenses Of the Government,
M one While the hanf,s. are in a state OF s1spen-
| '.e' ".NA- 49, -. NA~ - . 1850 w. - ~ ,
'uess Als
| the bill to iSEut $l60, ,QQ0, coo Demand Treasury
| ...u ,rsp 3.,v 1,+ +h,t +ba eomn,anro
:. ..u.. :u =. xou.4o.1,. .,,-oa
| OF Inc country WILL ~ luEfAlshaJ 1u4Acu-
The Government will be reduced to bank
suprcy and the people With IT, The coun
try never held 60 much coin as now; but that mat
ters not; for lew months OF Two or three years al
! most, Will ind the country bare Of the preciou:
of aoos
liquidate. It is to be hoped that Congress will ac
M.ses n - a1d a n, @ tst I i1, he snre 10 s
1or 1ooso 1esis,ation in a matter oY 80 much yts
1 ! --.-'--, - , - ....., ...
, 1862-02-04

PERsoSA1--Stephen Emerson, Esq, Tor
me11y Of Calais, Maine, butnow Of St. Anthony,
Minnesota, las arrived In this city for thepur-
pose Of taking charge Of the remains Of his
-z~nephew, the late Col. Wm- l. Webb
, 1862-02-04

SERIOUS Acc1DEsT.-A laboriug 1aan cross
ing North ClarR strcct at its intersection VIII
Washington Place, was run over yesterday W
a runaway team belonging to Simon Heuck,
the brewer, and so severely injured that he
cannot recover We did not learn the name
Of the unfortunate man.
, 1862-02-04


~~.~"~'-- -s'ss1
Total thus lar this season
Totai to earne date 1885,. ssTBs
lFrom thcDstfpit Free Fress-s
cid ad fstnr.io .!iI n Iodar. .nd sscha- -
The+ e "a sstoSt fendenry t srmneas " hst1a1a
ts1a t 1s sgaa 1s r. NM
o,. onse 9os aasahcea, anu Pleeao!y VII nos Matesl,
sJ Ky aasanGe. ansaug Lae antstsaa nEt"esa tHe ana
msrIct Il - saFs r. r. - hast am1
It is p0saiIle that yery chcIes lot mieht ETine
sg1es ahoye the ertsiae ag9Es: bat this Is an s;
speeial requIrement, Of some particular purchas~
er than upon the actual state ftae market.
pa,xpma s9m the s ssntssal Miss.s. sst
@1a25. All nominal Hoss-Thc:sreat accumu-.
laton Of hogs at this paint the low prices II the
on5 eufe,n-i.e i bara bs5 ~ ~ pSa saatt ~,
The natSet Good ayere ots hsye hSee sod VI NJ
hsq o. ins heen &c. NJ Tb ssk @
1ard rafc 1'' '~~A . Ee&>A ~ 'Ae .1eAos N5'"t@'
~ from the Boston Pos. s,s.a
PROVISIONS Pork is firm but the transactions
70 tos s,s gGst9R e9S Seasera Rsses sea5
family extra *1401450g . brl, cash, Lard IS steads
sams eisT cs sses eR eaah 1Sied PieHed
out change; prime quality il scarce and firm sales
u AN44AVAt s4AA NEA Ck1llG, NOUu, Ill
common to fair 12&1sc: Canada and western 20
1!c . b. Cheese il very dull; sales Of good at
oG18c = ID.
tffoin Inc otonto 1looe7 1ss
Hoes have been in good supply. and in the early
part Of the week were dull and dropping Prime
hogs Wonld not bring over - 50 q 100 lbs. On
Tuesday, however. prices were better with more
actiFe demand at s. s5Ga. 70, there is nothing to
warrant this Improvement. as large quantities
hare pressed On the Montreal market and sales
have been made at S350G4.0o.
from the Albany Evening Jou,nal: aietl
nrrszr, No." ria roco7r+s ~, -.s1,@a.. .uo
sr,oiI nd sn., mn nj ba3S ;nct,din "a e e. q,
aihan. ard 1s 6orye1E Nori- The .narEef rnies
sfead With es1es ID Ss,1. verse; s,0 1fs a. 4s
%. II dn cvcraTs sf1, its NJ 4 ~ and 5Hio sre
-on9a sen NJ atS1 81 SaiaS ~ E., no. re-
/ n,55e A. 4 ~ " ~ -" fF7~ WY
s''see ~ - e. -...u.-.4 e..... ~,
| lfrom the cincinnati 6azette, 3d.
| In our marker, aonr was Quiet but unchanged
| Wheat was firm with good demand Corn IA:
taken freely at full prices Hogs were in good de
! mand at f3.AM3.l6. The supply was not equal K
| the wants Of packers. and the market worked il
| favor Of sellers Dressed in good order, wer'
mapd for mess pork. with sa1ea Of f66O brl
at $3.50 to $9t5: Country sold at $950Q59-67
and CITY at $eGs49.7s. nol1ers met tn
demand more i5eely than on Friday Lard va
EsseI' Mtn sa!es u IIlue liEtgG al 6agb2se
@ vietn nans sou a. a14M asse, bniS sues 500 =
, 1862-02-04
GbeG Gtib,Mtttt;;:: II
Tuesday. FEBRUARY 4, 1861:
THE-.CITY,

MEE1lSa-1he Chicago Gardeners Society
will meet at No. 11o Dearborn street, at the
rooms Of Charles a Gregory, this evening
Subject Of discussion" The Aanurial Re-
sources of Chicago :.
, 1862-02-04
nosfon Tlo1r Ma1ks&=:s;1eass91.

i The nour market II steady hut qu!est .We quote
brands 3s.S7h@bbo: extras at; $aA4K86s3. and "
superior ut $kN7s26 3 bt4. Including eao1ee y.
Louts brands. Southern 6our tH 4utets and prices
nxc cpite upNntn13, 49,
, 1862-02-04
$-sB16
COMMERCIAI.

MONDAY EyEEEG> Feb. 8
The following are the receipts Of Heading articles
or the last twenty.four hours:
, 1862-02-04
33TpppSalS.
A RMY SUPPLlES,-Otfice Chief
~ Ccmnlssary Subsistence. District Of Cairo:

4 RMY SUPPLlES--Ofh Chief
IA Ccmmlssary SUBSISTENCE. District Of Cairo; @
sss; s ss Is
aasIteFs VII sapa{ P1opefoa sssh tSesks I'D
fToeps IL sue and 1t suss
as tie cogn anapg Officers Of The t5ooRs M msT d5sef
troops Operating rom each post particaaE disl9S
sna e e.
ID & e ii 6 ss
W BID VIII ne recelye1 from those only known to be
trse1s IT, re a vii resnrsd 70 sign N afse
6 sst 81 sf any
s. sR4sEssa cs sPEossss; ca e F:f
pRoP0sALs FOR ARMY SUB
| J. s1sTENCE-
acting M #
s s S sf hs
saeSIfseaee to the troops ut Camp D0asas at chtc'
COMPOSITION OF RATION.
1onrh pounds offFesh o. salt beef: M MfxsntytTa
one and a fourth pounds of corn meal and at tile
pounds oieen COFFEE Of etshL pounds ot rostea saf
% fonnes q sasar: foaT quarts siaeEar; ons Poa!at
@ sa nSnns g ssoT
four pounds Of soap and two quarts Of salt in ado
s st ss1 oha i aaSsd
thrice per week an sse Of potatoes at the rate OF
frcsh seeI Vii be !sasd often as four days
texsn A. The op9n O. The somaad11T o. 60 @ N r
5ccr any o. aif BIDS
securities and 10 be fno1sed on the envelope Hrru
, 1862-02-04

There has been an increased inquiry from tan
ncrs for dry hides and sales from dealers have been
numerous Sales are mostly in small quantities,
as the fr1nness in prices at the extreme hgures
now demanded discoarages transactions, except
with those who require small lots to keep the tan.
ucrfes in operation
In green ealted hides there is q fair demand
GALES IRE improving. Ne quote at 7G91Hc: Asao
citation at Sc. Butchers weights are actlre at Il
for COW md &c for steer.
, 1862-02-04

No71cR.-The Ladies who intend aiding in
the management Of the approaching festival in.
behalf Of the Church of the Ascension are re-
qucstcd to meet ut the Sherman House to-mor-
row "wednesday afternoon at two o'clock.
, 1862-02-04
LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.

IGs1rEn STATES cner1r Gogar-Bs!o.e Judgs
Thomas D,s..,noad. No. 5?9 Daniel s appleton
fendant. Motion for new trial. No: 5s9- Chan
cery. J. Thompson ct nj ve. E. R. Kellogg ct al
ERse ting gssR u Keba1eon
r. Shelley It a. Ten days to answer. No $.
b: BALDWIN ys. John Wagguan- Jury to reserve
G. @ 4. n. CO. ~ Time exts1ded thirty days IN Which
to answer. No. 523. Chancery- Same vs: game
Same order No. 565-Chaneery- Wheeler and
Hilliard ct A. Leare e complainant to hleamcnd-
@ent tG btu No s1SA 1,!;. y: Gonant ct e. r. e.
seee s IS steamer Blue Wig
DC RseS q e ses s 1s ss p%sta
Ss'!; wenda I Kine 40 Sp6rsia saaef % appointed Cd
suFE1on couar-BStore yudge Higgins; John
| A. Gauld ct al vs: Chas- Tyson: submitted to
court feI trial; verdict for glaipti 10 ss5-Da;
sGs-same re. Frederick Rogers; same order.
%G e1aer H. Hsn1s as Il ssme
! der. No. 644-Peter Palmer IS. E. silne5- Order
new i trial Il under der ths statute 70. 5ohn
court sas: Z Porter s: r. = WI Linton. Rale
s4s0Fs ~ % 4. saitonsis % rs. AMOS Hai. Dismissed
at plaintiff e costs. No. 939-M Sherman ct al ye
Geo. y. Flanders. Submitted to Court, Leave tc
"SS" Bs;oae s5udge 5.; Goodrich. No. 1o4e Thos. B
Woodvs: John B: Burns. Dismissed at plaintiff 7
costs. No. eas. Geo: Steel @ rs 1saac HaTds. M SAM
Same order. No: SD, james Jackson ". Aug11stu
l.. Otto ct al Time to plead extended ten days
10 m Geo. PiEs Il RshaSa es9thfr It
rs B II: Gallon ct al. Dismissed at plaintiff
a5ns. Iime 70 Read Satendea to RGhaiE .1 nsS.
, 1862-02-04

E Go to II Lake street, and sec Sanborn's
new coffee sleeper operate. It saves 20 per
cent of the raw material 1t saves eggs to
settle your coffee. It gives you every drop Of
liquid made perfectly clear.
, 1862-02-04

AssAr1r.-One Joseph Reggie, keeper Of
saloon on Wells street, near Monroe street,
was arrested On Saturday night for IN attempt
to stab man mined James Hagggerty, with 4
dirk knife. He has been committed for trial
, 1862-02-04

PASTOR OF THE PLYMOUTH CEgEcH.-Wc
learn that Rev. Samuel Woleott, late Of Chi
cago, aud formerly editor Of the Congregation
-~z Herald, is to be installed pastor Of the
Plymouth Church in Cleveland, On Wednes
day next.
, 1862-02-04

PHo1oaRArHs.-J. Caxbatt, No. 81 ;L2kc
street. has just published some splcudid pho
togr.phs ef young Eoot5. tae1sgedian. Tssy:
arc gems. ., = -
, 1862-02-04

DAS6s.-The statements Of the banks Of the
three principal cities Of the Union for the last week
compare with the preyious one, and the correa-
nontliuc time of 1850. as follows
, 1862-02-04

Persons sending letters advising ofboxes,
should be sure to enclose a list Of contents
in the letter. There should also be placed a
LIST Of contents in the box for the use Of the
hospitals.
, 1862-02-04

The petit jury was not entirely Completed
when the Court adjourned for the day. The
Charge Of the Recorder to the Grand Jury was
in his usual style but somewhat short.
, 1862-02-04

~ A most admirable instrument ia Hyatt's
Patent Knife and Scissors sharpener. Small ones
orfamily usc; large ones for hotels, meat mar
kets, &c. Every machine warranted to suit: For
sale at No. is Custom House Place. jan75-1m
~ Go to Boyd'e Exchange Once when you
have business with Broker. He pays the best
rate for all uncurrent money. Sells Specie and E1-
change as low as any house. and gives entire salts
faction to al who patronizes him. Office. No. IS
South Clark street. (adjoiuiug the bank Of c. B.
Blair.) Entrance at the iron steps south end Of
thebuuding. 5nz-1m
Go to John Jonea, 119 Dearboust, andget
your clothes cleaned and repaired. noV3
" Cook h kMcLean, 9s Dearborn street, hAys
made their price for cleaning and dying Gents
garments less than &1J ether house In the city.
se351y
, 1862-02-04
HeC4 AND FR0v1S1~Ns.

[From lie Milwaukee Sentinel, Feb. ~
= Dressed hogs were drus at the recebe sdvauec.
fFor 10te dividing on 40 Ms - o007 80 M1s freely
1cfercd. md some heaFT averages brought 35;
:. The reteipte Of hoge, I've and drctsed, at this
sity for the week ending t0day, and the sc.Rson
TINS far afe As fOIlOWE. ::
, 1862-02-04

THE BELLE OF THE SEAsoS.-A large audi
ynce greeted Matilda Heron and her new play,
<.Thc Belle Of the Season. ct McVlcker's
Theatre last evening It was well received,
and the authorcss and and actress twice called
before the curtain. The Belle Of the Season
will be produced again this evening. Every
tues.tre- soer should see it
, 1862-02-04

The case was given 10 tho jury aboGt 6vc
o'clock yesterday afternoon. and after few
minutes consultation the verdict was returned
to The effect that the deceased, Abby Doane,
came to hez death from an abortion produced
upon her By Madame Beaufort, at the tnstisa-
ton Of J. Frank Huntoon, and that Harper
aided and allotted In procuring the same.
:, Al Of the slove were committed to jail OF
the ccroneTa warrant, TO awnis the action o.
the Grind Jury. =. -,~-~<= 49,. =: -.
, 1862-02-04

DEATHS n THE N1SETEENTu REGIMENT
Henry Gates, Of Elgin, a member Of Captain
Colby's Company in the Nineteenth Illinois
Regiment, died at Bacon Greek, Kentucky,
where the regiment is NOW stationed, on the
e3d u1t. Joseph Phillips, Of this city, q mem
tcr Of the sameregi inent, died on the o7th ult.
CIRCUIT CorRT--An er1or was committed
in late issue Of our paper in stating that the
February term Of the Circuit Court COM
mcnced on Monday Of the present week
Judcc Nanie1rc holds court the ensuing two
weeks at Waukcgan. Lake county, and Will
not open here until week from next Monday
, 1862-02-04
Complimentary Benefit to Caryi
Young.

Jso. c. ANDIEn, Esq.-Dear Sir: / have re-
ceiSed, through You. a tender Of complimentary
benefit at my Skating Park; ALLOW me to express
my thanks for the very kind offer Of y friends md
patrons. pa viii name wednesday evening, Feb.
5th (weather pcrmittfng-)
Yonrs, very truly, CARyL YOUNG.
, 1862-02-04

~ Tuoxsos's EA1Ea HoCaE, is the placc
where Jon can take lunch, eat supper or dinner,
at any hour, aud only be charged for what you
cat. The Number is s. Dearborn street.
febS-at
, 1862-02-04

SoLpIEns' FEs11vA~-We learn that ar
rangcmcuts have been perfected fora Soldiers
Festival On Thursday night Of this week, to
be held in the Camp Chapel. 1 battalion OF
ladies' have already volunteered their services,
and good time may be expected. ANY par,
tics who wish to take stock in this affair can
rcport their donations to the Committee 4!
tile rooms No. Is II. E. Church Block, OF
Wednesday Tickets Of admission 1uay be
lad at the rooms as above.
, 1862-02-04

WonTn KNOWING curiosity las been
expressed Of late to sec the operation Of
%sPinkham's Petrol Light, ~ which is composed
substantially Of petroleum, and burns bcauti-
fully, without chimney, in q common fluid
lamp. It is claimed by some Of our leading
Journals to be the most economical light in
the world. The general agent is now at S.
Randolph street, where he will remain two or
three days, for the purpose Of giving all need
fal information respecting The same, and ex-
bibinng the light and lamps. 1t Is really worth
, 1862-02-04
For 5ate.

EOR SALE-A Retail Business,
u within blocE 1t the Post Once 8sy1nS SzG5
peryE4r can be bought for 4eoQA0 VIII b sold only
fog s49h Adareaa -k T. G" 2. O. BOZ IS. Ghic7go-
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msnnfartnrtd ns d foresaid. htfore the dntr

-sdr manufactured as aforesaid before the duty
wson shall have been fully paid, by ahlxipg there
l,son The proper stamp, as in this &c provided, or
nall hide or conceal cause TO be hidden or
NhVssisl or who shall remove or convey away, or
sonoi ar cause 20 be removed ur conveyed away
G er deposited 10 sny place, any such article or
lVr,modjtc 10 evgte the duty ohargeahle there on
,spy mart thereof shall be subject 20 penalty OF
W. fpbdred dollars, together with the forfeiture OF
~, .u,h article or commodity; Preceded, That medi-
sinss d operations, compositions, perfumefy, and
~ so NAV when intended for expectation, be
auspnfsetrred and sold, or removed without having
1smps affixed t,ereto ana without being charged
len duty as aforesaid ana every manufacturer or
apcr OF any article, as afore aid intended for eX-
n,,, lion shall give suoh bonds and he subject to
M rules and regulations 20 protect the revenue
sns, frauds as may be from time 10 time prescribed
IL The Secretary Of the Treasury.
Sso 10 dad be 10 frthsr enacted, That every man
teenrer or una er OF any OF the articles or oommo.
Isiiss A. aforesaid, or his chief workman agent or
nrsrlutendent, shall ut tn nd Of each and every
od5ptb make aud sign a declaration In writing that
no such article commodity, as aforesaid, has dur.
inc such preceding month, or time when the last
Ssnt or caused, or suffered or known to have been
removed, carried or sentfrom the premises of such
manufacturer OF maker, other than ssch as have
Gsep duly taken account OF and charged with the
lamp duty on pain OF such manufacturer or maker
orieiting for every refusal neglect to make sucn
declaration one hundred dollars; and If any such
manufacturer or maker, or his chei workman, agent
or superin tendent shall make any false or untrue
aeolaTatiOn, such manu- iacturer maker, or chief
man, agent or superintendent, making the
sane shall forfeit five hundred dollars,
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Sc h e dule @.

MEDICINES OR PRRPABATIoNs.-to and up
Or every packet, box, bottle, pot, phjal, or
ether enclosure, containing any pills, pow
ders, fractures, troches, or ioZenges, slrups,
cord als, bitters, anodyEes, toHics, plasters,
liniments, salves, ointments, pastes, drops,
waters, essences. spirits, oils, or other prepa-
Iation9 or compositions whatsoever, made
and sold, or removed for consumption and
sale, by any person or persons whatever,
wherein the pc son making or preparing the
same has, or claims to have, any private for
mula or occult secret or art for the masing
or preparing the same, or has, or claims to
have, any exclusive right or title to the max
ing or preparipg the sa ne, or which are pre-
pared, uttered, vended, or exposed for sale
under any letters patent, or held out or rec
commended to the pnblic by the makers, ven
ders or proprietors thereof as proprietary
medicines, or as remedies or specifics for aRv
disease, diseases, or affections whatever af
fecting the human or animal body, as fol-
lows where such packet box, bottle. pot,
phial, or other enclosure, with its contents,
Shall not exceed, at The retail price or value,
the sum Of t% smnty five cents, one cent. ......
W here such packet box, bottle, pot, phial, or
other enclosure, with its contents, shall ex-
coed the retail price or value Of twenty five
cents, and not exceed the retail price or val
ne of fifty cents, two cents. ..,............-
Where such packet, box, bottle, pot, phial, or
other enc closure, with its contents, shall ex-
coed the retail price or value of fifty cents,
OF seventy FIVE cents, three cents. ...........
When such packet, box, bottle, pot, phal, or
other enclosure, with its contents, shall e-<-
coed the retail price or value of seyent' five
cents, and shall not exceed the retail price or
value of one dollar, four cents
When such packet, box, bottle, lot, phial, or
other enclosure, with its cc,nie ats shall ex-
coed the retsil price or ',alue of one dollar,
for each and every fly cents or fractional
part there OF over md above ono dollar, as
be ore mentiopsed, an additional two cents.
ferfumery AID Cosmetics. and upon
every Jacket, box, bottle, pot, phial, or
otter enclosure, containing any essence,
! extract, toilet, water, cosmetic, hair oil,
/ pomade, hairdressing, hair restorative,
hair dye, tCothwash, dentifrice, tooth
paste, aromatic cachous, or any similar
articles, by whatsoever name the same
heretofore have been, now are, or may
hereafter be called, known, or distin.
guished, used or applied, or to be used
or applied appearances or applications to
the hair. mouth, or skin, made, prepared
and sold or removed for consumption
and sale in, the United States, where
such packe', box, bottle, pot, phial, OF
other enclosure, with its contents, shall
not exceed at the retail price or value
the sum of twenty five cents, one cent.
Where such packet, box, bottle, pot phial
or other enclosure, with its contents
shall exceed the retail price or value o.
twenty-five cents, and shall not exceed
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STATE OF VERMONT, lfNHE Probate Court
District OF Rutland, ss. ! i for the District OF
Rutland.
Matthewson late of Shrewsbury, In sal district de-
ceased, testate,
GREETING:
By the authority OF the State of Vermont, you are
hereby notified to appear before said Probate Court
at the Probate Once in Rutland, on the third Tues
day of September, "A 1862, to show any you
have, Why certain instrument, In writing, filed in
said Court, and purporting to be the last will and
testament of said deceased should not be prov ed and
allowed,
Dated at Rutland, in said district this 2sth day OF
August. A. ID. 1852
aug % d 3w JAMES BROWN, Register,
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of dollars on the United States, shall be held TO
authorize tie levy and collection OF one tax to
that amount; and no other tax shall DO levied
under and by virtue thereof until the first day OF
April, eighteen hundred and sixty FIVE, when the
same shall be In full force and effect,
Approved, July /, 1862,
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

rIN HE undersigned having been appointed by the
Hon. Probate Court, for the District of Rutland,
commissioners to receive, examine and adjust all
claims and demands of all persons against the estate
OF Bella Pratt late OF Shrewsbury in said district de.
ceased hereby give notice that we will meet for the
purpose of examining aud allowing said claims at
the counting room OF Allen Barney at Gutingsville
depot, on the 9th MONDAY in Sept and Sd Monday
in Oct. KIT from 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. until O'Clock,
I. NJ, each OF said days, and that six months from
the I'd day of Sept. A. D. 1852, Is the time limited
by said court for said creditors present their said
claims to us tor examination and allowance
Dated at Shrewsbury, Vt this LIST cay OF sept,
A. ID 1862.
OBADIAH HOLDEN, Com,n.
81 DANA JONES,
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Legal Nolices.
District Of Rutland Is. / for the District Of
Rutla

District OF Rutland ss. I i for the District of
Rutland,
To all persons whom It may concern.
GRHKTIso;
Samantha Buxton, guardian of Almira Buxton
and Helen Buxton, minors and children OF Luther
Buxton late Of Mitdletown in said district deceased
represents TO said court that her wards own por-
ion OF the home farm OF said deceased and are also
interested in the reyersion OF the dover in the
estate, and that will be ben TO her said wards
to sell all their interest in said lands and put he
money nj interest or otherwise invest II, and re-
questing said court to grant her license to make
such sale ccrdpg to the statute in such pro-
vided, Therefore,
BY the authority of the State OF Vermont, you are
hereby notified TO appear before said Court, at the
Probate ONCE In Rutland, in said disuiot on the
first Tuesday of October, A. ID. 1852 to show cause II
suy you have, why said lisense should not be
granted.
Dated at Rutland 10 taid district this 10th day Of
September, ID. 1852
sep l6d ;Sw JAMES BROWN, Register.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE All persons indebted to
1 Y the late firm of 6. A. Tuttle Co., are re-
quested to make immediate payment as II Il impor-
tant that the affairs of the concern be closed A.
speedily as possible.
Rutland, Sept. l, 1869