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Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-10-30
NOTICE.

SHALL SORtEL HORSE, was left With
Il the undersigned on the 5th day of Fchrn-
airy last, by Col. Annisansel, U. 5. A. Those
interested arc hereby notified t" come forward,
pr-ve property, rH7 charges and take him away
Otherwise the horsS will l." sold
II. A. TuTSON.
Living ncnr Cumberland, Md.
u.t. le. 1892 1t"
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Baltimore and Ohio Rail
Road.
EMM s g
New Schedule for Passenger Trains

New Schedule for Passenger Trains
On AND After MONDAY, lsr or APRIL. 1852.
THROUGH MAIL TRAIN (dailyeS, Sundays
Leaves Baltimore at $40 a. IN.
-" Cumberland at 5.57 p. m.
Arrives in Wheeling " 5:lS Am.
THROUGH MAIL TRAIN
Leaves Wheeling at $50 P: m.
d" Cumberland 800 n. IN.
Arrives in Baltimore 600 p. m.
Accommodation Trai" for the Vest
Leaves Cumberland us 50, m.
Arrives in Wheeling $40 p. IN.
Accommodation Train from the Vest
Leaves Wheeling at lO.4Oa.m m.
Arrives in Cumberland at 9.35p.m
Through Tickets for all TIE principal cities
North and West ofthe Ohio EiEer, may be pro-
cured at this office.
L. C. benin, Agent.
Cumberland Station, April !, 1852.
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*Good Luck"
NOTICE.

- COMMISSIONER OFFICE, Sertr II, 1861
The County Commissioners for AlIegany couu-
ty, are notified to meet at their Office, IN tt's
City of Cumberland, on the FIRST Monday Of
October next, at the hour of 10 o'clock A. 81.
for the purpose of settling the accounts Of
Road Supervisors and such other business as
may regularly come up.
JACOB BROWN
Sept. lit Clerk to Commissioners
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Lost or Misfaid.

A CHECK drawn by the undersigned, on the
II Cumberland Bank Of Allegheny for $124.i3
in favor of Mary Rice, dated July IS, 1867
The public notified not to receive 1t, pay
ment therefor has been stopped.
Juiy 81, ls62--3t. JOHN GEFHARI,
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Order of Ratification.

lewis A. Armistead, In the CircuitCourt
~. for Allegany coun-
Elizabeth Armistead etal ty as Court OF
Equity, No. 6ol.
ORDEEED that the sale made and reported
" by Charles II. Thruston, trustee for the
sale cfthe Real Estate in the proceedings in
this carse mentioned, be ratified and confirmed,
unless catss 20 tho contrary thereof be shown
on or before tie 25th day Of August next, pro-
vided cory of this order be inserted in some
newspaper printed in the City Of Cumberland,
once in each three successive weeks before
the 23d day of August, 1909.
The Report states the amount OF sale to be
800. HORACE RESLEY, Clerk.
True Copy Test-HORACE RESLEY,
July 81, lS62-3w. Clerk.
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Dissolution Of Gopartnership

'I,nE partnership hctet.fOre existing between
L the undersigned at Cumberland, Maryland
FOR the sale Of Books, Stationery, and other
Merchandise, is this day Dissolved by mutual
consent. All the liabilities rt the said firm Of
Andrews 4 Swartzwelder, hereby dissolved this
18th day of. September, $50, will be paid by
William Andrews, WHO will carry IN he bust
,,ss at tho old stands, and who alone :s author
Ted to collect all debts and liabilities due the
said irn. Of Andrews 4 Swartzwelder.
HALE .SWARTHW ELDER,
WIN. ANDREWS.
Sent Is ISco--4ts.
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Six Gents Reward.

l)ANAwAY from the subscriber hvi2g on
~ Muriey'. Branch, Fl!ntsto 10 District, Lu-
linda Dannis,n and Francis Marion, bound
apprentices. TIE above rewarl will be given
Ter their apprehension. III persons arc hereb"
Earn cd not to hurb0r them.
Oct l6-3L.N j. 4. HOUSE.
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The Draft.

4 LII kinds Of Candies and French
n Contectionaries, Nn,s, Frnits, Cakes, CT
CARS, etc. in store and for sale AT lowest Cash
prices, by
MRS. VI. SHANE,
doors below Il. L, Depot,
Aue.14. BAIT. Street, Cumberland, Md.
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Auditors Notice.

AuulC0r'B NOtlCe.
In the matter Of the Decd
VI Trust from James X. In tina Circuit
Percy, George Percy Court FOR AllcSa.
Douglas ). Percy ana ny County.
Archibald Mcdonald No. III on thu
To Trust Docket,
Alexander Sloan.
THE creditors ofPercy Brothers L Company
l. above named, who were ,uch ON the 18th day
January, 1861 are hereby Notified to fila their
claims, properly authenticated, with the under
signed, on or before the 9th day of October
next, as on that day he will proceed to state
an account distributing amongst creditors the
proceeds Of eai catnte, nov in the hands of
Alexander Sloan, Trustee.
J.J. McEENR Auditor.
Sept. Is, isG2-5w.
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Friends end Relatives
HOLLO WAYS PILLS
And OINTMENT. ;.

All who have Friends and Relatives in the
Army or Navy, should take especial care, that
they be amply supplied with these Pills and
Ointment; and whore the brave Soldiers and
Sailors have neglected to provide themselves
with them, no better present can be sent them
by their friends. They have been proved to BIO
the Soldiers never. failing friend in the hour OF
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SILvHRwARE, &c.

4 LII the time something new can be seen I
n the Cheap Jcwelry Stors of 5. I. Little in
the way Of
Gold, Silver and Plated Ware: Carbuncles;
Garnet, Lava, Coral, Comeo, and Jet Sets.
WATCHES Of all tho celebrated makers in
the world. The American Watch which Tor
time keeping and durability cnhnot be surpas-
sod.
CLOCKS.-A full arsotttnch. IF s day and
80 hour Clocks always on hand.
SPECTACLES.-Thi branch will receive my
special attention, as the sight is Of more value
than silver or gil
Pocket and Table Cutlery of the best manu-
f:cture, 200 different patterns.
- Watches, Clocks and Jewelry repaired,
with iicatncss and dispatch; at the sign of the
Big Watch. Baltimore Street, near the Railroad,
Cumberland, Md. Oct. :, 1861.
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Trustees Sale

IxuSCee'S 0aI0
Of a Valuable Tract Of Land.
THE undersigned Trustee, will .ffer at Pub
L lie sale, at the Public Square, in the city
of Cumberland, on
Saturday, 3Oth day OF August, 1862,
at 10 o'clock, o. m,
all the right, title and interest of John G.
King, late of Allegany County, deceased, 40
insolvept petitioner in an d to the tract " lac
called
.*Good Luck"
containing about 100 neres. From G to 10
acres OF 1t are cleared. The land lies about
miies from Oakland. Terms of sale cash.
THOMAS A. HOPKINS,
Aug. 7, '62-ts. Trustee.
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School NotiGe.

THE MISSES RIzER will ppen SCHOOL on
: THURSDAY, SEPT. 4th, id the Rooms
over J. II. carppbsils Siore, corni55 81 of BALTIC.
and Liberty Ste.
The School will consist of two departihe nts
In the First or Primary. instruction will be
given principally from Maps and Cards.
Aug. est.
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A Fine Assortment Of Silver Goods
JUST OPENED AT
5. Il. LITTLE,S
JEWELRY STORE,

baltimore Sfreet, near lie Depot,
SUCHAS
SUGAR Spoons Sifters,
y Preserves and Cream Spoons,
Mustard and Salt Spoons,
Ice Cream and Float Spoons,
Salt Sellars,
PickelKnives ard Forks, Butter Knives, Tea
,nd Table Spoons, Port Monies, Card Cases, DO.
S. T. LITTLE.
Cumberland Feb %
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WANTED.

A GENTLEMAN Is DESTROYS of renting n
u FURNISHED HOUSE in this city. Those
DESTROYS of renting one Of that description will
please call at THIS OFFICE.
Oct. 2, 1S62-2t.
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Flour /! Flour !!

A LOT of Family and Extra FLOUR just re-
"A ceived and for sale by
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Bank Notice.

NOTES Of the Allegsny County Bank, Cum
" berlnnd, Nd will I'D redeemed in Bnlti-
eaors by the Citi6ons BANK, Mt one half per cent
H. .count u. Il. CONKL.N.
Sept. i--,f.
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Collectors Sale Of Lands
for Taxes.

NOTICE is hereby given to all whom
~ it may concern, that In pursuance OF nm
AN order OF the County Comm issioners for Al
legany County. Maryland, passed on the 7th
day of July, 1862. and BY virtue of the powers
vested il, me b, Ivy, will sell at public Sale
To the hirhcst bidder icr CncE, on
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T"W rrels left of Bakers Old Rye VIII
- WM R.REALI. 4 co
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4 GENERAL assortment of Queensware Of
"A every description, justreceived at
Jupe9 WN. P PFt'' f"
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Whiskers or a Mustache

in from three to six weeks. This article is the
only one of tie kind used by the French, and
in Lon ION and Paris it is in universal use.
1t is a beautiful, economical, soothing, yet
stimulating compound, acting as if by magic
upon the roots, causing q eeaphfni grown OF
luxuriant hair. If applied to the scalp, it vii
cure BALpaEss, and cause to spring up ip place
of the bald spots q fine growth of new hair
Applied according to directions, it will turn RED
or tony hair DARK, and restore gray hair to lite
original color leaving it soft, smooth, and Hex
ible. The "OxGUEKT" is an Indispensable arti-
Gle in every gentleman's toilet, and after one
weeks uso they would net for my consideration
be tithott it.
The subscribers are the only agents for the
article in the United States, to whom all orders
must be addressed.
Price One Dollar n box-for sale by all Drug
gsts and Dealers or a box of the "Onguent'
Gwarran ted to have the desired effect will be
sent to any who desire it, by mail (direct,) Sc
curely packed, ON receipt of price and postage,
$I.l8. Apply to or address
HORACE L. HEGEMAN CO.,
Druggists, &C.,
March %, ely. "a William ST., N. York
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Tobacco aud Segars.
IUsTreceived and for sale 4 fulls.sestneut
- Of Tohaero and
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Order of Publication.

In tn, Circuit Court
for Allsgnny County,
as a court of Equity.
No. lt1l.
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Baltimore and Ohio Rail
Road.
New Schedule for Passenger Trains

$50 80 49,
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The Stimulating Onguent

Is prepared by DR.. c. 2. Bellingham, an emf
nent physician of London, and is warranted to
bring n thick set of
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Saturday, Goth day OF September

1862, ut IL o'clock, n. m, at the Court House
Door of Allegnny county, in the City Of Cum
berland. the tracts and parcels OF Land herein
set forth, or so much thereof as may be nrres-
snry to pay the taxes and lawful charges due
thereon.
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For the Whiskers ana Hair.

The subscribers take pleasure in announcing
to the citizens of the United States, that they
have Obtained the Agency for, and are now en- =.
abled to offer to the American public, the above
Justly celebrated and world renowned urticle.
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Walter Gwyhp and
John +. Edwards, Ad-
tn;histrator Of Nor
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tAdvrrti,emert
The TRIBUNE ALMANAC
foR ISbI.
Thi, vopul,r A.yu.II,nov r,,dy.

fsiCK - cent?, |: copies for y leo copies P'sse
paid BY kxpfrs, % per 100 Cash orders so@t-o. ~
He ruvply Osck nuaibs. Of the Tribune A'"a"s0
years iBg l6sJ 1854 1891 lnJS 400 1900 nd ieoi "
es.u each, pyss raid Address 2ss iksess, NV" ."&
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IlosoR TO WHOM HoSoR is prE-NeSt 10 Lieut.
WoIdeu the commander OF tho NoLitor. ard Chief
Engineer steners, credit is due TO the officer who
piloled her during tie engagement with the Merri-
msc TIE pilot who took her ronnd from this city
did not 20 into tie desperate scion, but his place
was supplied b. Samuel L. Howard Of NewTort, K
T.. saiiing master OF he u. 5. BAH Amanda, then
living in Hampton Roads, who Witnessed tie eight
between tie Merripac and tie Congress and Cam
berlrnd Wheu The Monitor hove in sight Mr.. How
ard, by permission OF bis commander, boarded her,
aii finding her without plot who was willing To
20 into lie cncouDtv with tue Merrimsc volunteered
BIZ. ovn service, - WAS accepted by Lieut. Wo-
CEN During tire whole OF tbs fight he WAS 10 the
pilot house, which Wa repeatedly struck, and eou-
siderabiy damaged. HE position was probably ss
much - posed ar that Of any one on board, but he
called the boat with eOnsuInDhte ooOlness aud skill,
and his services are certainly deserving OF recog-
l!tion.
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THE ALLEGED CoCETtEygIT U. S. TREASURY
NoTE.-The report act ahoat some time ago that
couuterfril s. Tt. asury Demand Notes were being
freely circulated proves 10 be without foundation.
Recently all acute detective officer was put upon he
track Of Il alleged counterfeit note winch had been
seen and banded by lersons well known in THE cry,
when he carefully traced out the particular BID, and
after patient earcb discovered 1t. 1t was simply
genuine g. Treasury Note from which The e'iers u
z tad been carefully erased in joke by Que OF Ia
possessoIs III order to play trick or win be. frou
AL acquaintance I, IL asserted by those we'll yerset
in bsn. notes tina, there no countsreits In crca
laii0l.
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IAdvertissneut I

You've MEN ABOUT TO ENGAGE IN BUSINESS,
ard NJ sslec. pursuit., IN which they
ceed should secure fureno gcal EIan.toa O. FowLss
1 WELrs, NO. "a broadway.
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ing security to The Government In surn ringing f'~
$4,000 70 $1,000. The receipts on Friday werss
Imports. sl55, 267 Is; Withdrawals from warehouse.
So, i6i n; total, $i98 42S %.


Tue SPRING AND ITS PRospEcrs.-lt is now Al
most tue end of March. aud the amount OF farming
Done north of this city is next 70 nothing TIE snow
and Ice sill lis along the north side Of The s"as
fences, end in forests only few niles out OIL the
cy, aud hundred miles north il covers large traces
Of country, aud Of eour-e preven'sa efforts nj po~-
ing. On some Of the dry.st soils near tue city and
upon underground land farmers are fast beginning
10 WORK. To-Day, March %, the air 10 cool, clear
and dry, so much that the city streets are 6sd
with clouds OF dust. In the country the frost geo
orally ont Of the ground and roads settled and dry,
EXCEPT In vet places But we have not seen IL
piow started aud Of course, oat sowing will he IN.
usually bate and will pastursge, but We believe
the coming ssason will 10 fruitful one-more -
than euch season az that of 1861, when good dasa
of blowing was done in February, and March wss
warmer aud dryer than April We bave never sses
RE fruit buds, particularly peaches, look more
h. althy than they do at tie present time. In oar
opinion the present state Of the weather IL not dis'
coaraging to farmeIs-that whsn Spring vegetation
commences il will 20 forward with great raidd.sS.
and be more likely to escape killing fros's, than 70
seasons when tue planting months are preceded ~
warm ones.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-31

Dyp.prUgEs YoR EuRoPE-Tte British steamer
Glasgow, Capt. Roskeli. sailed on Saturday 'o'
Liverpool. with - cstin passengers ana o'"e'' III
.ieerage. STE take. out $4,000.
Tie Bremen steamer Hama, Capt. Won oaoteh'
also .ailed for Bremen, via Southampton, with u
cabin and % sreerags passengers. She carries out
$?07 400 in specie.
The British steamer Kauak, Capt. lie Mesurisr'
sailed io- Havana and Nassau, With 50 passengers
aud 81, 0.j ia specie.
The British steamer Caledonia. Capt Cark
smiled for G las ow with - cabin passengers and
nunlbeT Ia tue sle.rsge.
The British cleaner Cisator, Capt. Lasbrook, 'ef
for Liverpool, without IAsseDgers.
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MYETIso or PHrHcIAss TO SUccOK on
WoUxDEp.-A meeting of the pbysici,ns and sses
eeons connected with the various hospitals Of New
York, aud of other members Of the profession, WA
held on Friday afternoon the City Hospital, foe
t. purpose Of taking scton with regard to p'ovid-
ing medical attendance for the sick and WOUNDED
soldiers who are daily coming into the city. d.
Valentine Mott presided Tie purpose OF the con
vocation having been stated after come discuSsiss
The following resolution was offered and adopted:
R,s % d. That ,hi. mrsrg do ebtrr mos. cordially into ~
Pr po.s rend.r thrr best piorssiona ss.st.cr 10 ss
add wpuhd-d soldiers who regal hrn la hru iran ~
through Ne~lork. and that foiuuee De App"ihtec "
ouch urher thereto ~ may 10 tLea seen
proper
Toe following are the names Of the Committee:
De- v.l-niine Mott DR.. A'x. II. Ssvens Dr. Buck s,1
Msikoc Er~.Yo.k iio-piaii J. Mood and L.. \
S.,f. Beilevss nosIi,s L. Z. kolsli 81 Vincsnrs H"s
titaI; sands - Luke's Hospital; a. nr.ekownzrf
Jews He.pitsl DE- Dstniod, Dr. Hutchinson. DR. briddoA
I. q. Stone.
This Commune were vested with ali powess.
Those ply sicaus present whoare willing to give their
service. 10 the sick and wounded soi1ier. then 90
rolled their nsmes, and the meeting adjourned.
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A M.nsorH APPLg IRON IowA.-We have Just
seen Fall pippin apple, Oh iis way to MaA acnu'
sett, from Mr. Henry Boardman oi Brighton low
which .bs seud, 10 convince her friends AT her Old
home tina, she can grow fruit IN her new one Inc
spple weighed over Two pounds, aud measured io'
inches around.
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SOLDIERS FROM k.r WEsr.-A detachment oil
g. members OF the 9Jrb, gist aud i7th Regiments
arrived on Friday evening from Key "e'' ana
were quarend at the Park BARRACKS until Saturday,
when they left for tteir homes. la consequence Of
disability they had been Lonogsbly disehAroed from
tie service.
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TrE DEtrB or FssALE SrAyER-Tbe last
steamer from Europe brought the intelligence thar
Mn. WATSON, the notorious male shaver had de-
parted tris life. II aplears thai thee were three IL
ocimsnt, against ser In Tie ciy, when she LEFT lac.
snmAes 10 20 10 Cadz She fitted out three other
slayels Al tie latter place, but the United Sates
Consni a. thst pcii being advised Of her movements
withdrew tie iste oi the vessels reicriod TO and
the, could rot sail. 1t Is 'ad that tho teale SLAYER
II en- resolved g. drink aud die. Sic Was native OF
New-York city, having teen born IN Frankie :, be-
swcen God and William sireeIs. Her maiden uame
was Niry Jane Lachey. She was divorced tom her
hu band several years ago.
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A BleAnlsr AT Essex MARKEr.-Oa Saturda

A BlGAAlsT AT ESSEX MARKET.-01 Saturday
OmcF V.n Af.i-ls file Third res iLo, sIrs-ej Cbales IL
!ns caFge Of blgsny and took hul before Jasice
st,-fs tie Market luce CCaf i spPelrs that Aa
A. Mise butt. tie ;st % DecesLbes
la. ~ hwul wife hra RoSrus FLEMING, ii tbs1
tiu- hls ely SINCE his la ier marriage he has lived
viii b. ~. uhiil few days since v r,u shv By
t-sis sne1 hat lie had another lie lytrg who's
rlr. tre psan, ubt bsr.. She charged hiis ~Ih
cue b.t Lo stsaty and pofsseLty d. med It, IirT tesrs
AIR, jed 10 soLe extea Until he hss vie Dis
cusr'ri when taken Tor hi. sTr-t When
Brought before to C0nr confronted by his tive wives he
,mpl. ally aoirG all a. owe0ge OF NO. but .da~d
tl-i he mani 20 Mrs Lutt lsss Dee. brr, ard issie
tie Cic gyrgn " no Ni,isrd the u.,r.e Ostseen os
and vii. No induced The Noud ~ thlA other" sc Toe
crIfy ua h, reformed the oIesoay at tho soc1ls ~>
Rage siso present aud teth-d that ths p"'~tl
uaine5 by him Nj. Bgu me ine spoEs n,9
Fleming 20 te OF ue-u, AID b. usis.. ms
rrasrouton il conspiracy % deffaud hiu' OF nj bouey
Jnst he ID hin IA 80 bst. snswsf tue .ha - 80
ny Tnt accused aid 10 explanation ,hat ns -.
bowen. L d,g ~! hs wife, hs mcs' Hs'o "esN "
something eisc ~bsn he didis'
AccfoyyrAI pRowsIsG-On SATURDAY n'ght,
r.b, Nu-, tr.msn Cd board tho Steamship wax waco
- 49,, ,o,, IA a os, drOw ned ~ u its lno the .res
e -. -, ~ r,,row street whie nli"nosiea Li bvUy
~ " d, t,se.t, Llinuirs but its "ss extinct Zero
" ,x b~la an irquer, ysttesday Deceased ~hs No lso
~ i, IS ,sss Of age and had isaiiy Tesdi1s N Sun
arss.h joLn Graves u,sn 40 yest ofsse while In
Eel intC the dock At the tot oi iiAs
80 I'D xss dfo~ osd. lila body rec0vvred aid Tin
. esousr net ned 10 hold al taquest
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NATIONAL TAxATios.-On Saturday afternoon .
conference was held in the ball Of the Chamber Of
Commerce Oh the subject of national taxation. air.
Baelow. Chairman of the Committee on Faxatics
If tie Boston Board of Trade, who bus just ~
turned from Wasi ingtou, where he had u coOsaits-
ZION in relation 10 the provisions Of the Tax bill nov
before Congress. saii that be had consulted with
sevsr,l M~lnb 70 OF Congress On the lax al now
before that body, and had expressed himself freely
against the measure. lie boped that the " OOa va
taxation bro, o.ed 10 be raised watches, js~elry,
carriapes. and other luxun 6 INDUCED IL BY wealthy
persous wout be stricken fron tho bill, Il wodd
cot over that amount 10 COLLECT IL. xr. Bg.Io~
spoke Ia eere r, terns against The measure, tut snd
tia, il Gas Ii, impresioD, fon conversation he bad
! ilh Memtet. % Conpr'ss aud Others, that 'be bid
would srs wiihou any modification 10 that res sc6
he mad suggested rat the proper subjects Of 'sxx
ton were s4l,s, BIZ, that they world lie m.ds V
yield al immense reyet1r which could oe coiiecSeo
! by STAMPS. 4,
| A gentleman present remembered that he hsd
learned iroms prominent tity Official OF New York.
member of tho Chan,b q, that The amount Of saee
IL rhe Northern SIares Nss twenty-five th"u'suo
lions annually, and ihs, ttey could be 80 taxed ~
10 Weld the Cove rumem 81 j, COO,Ot0 Ter apnnm.
lie certsuly b0Isd that s, consideration would
be given ~ that TACT. NJ Biyrlow thought thas
sss much as tsxston was likely 10 become con par.
oriveiy Jermaneut in the County IL should be 10.
sugnia'ed upru perm anent La-is. 1he mattes
should be settled At once, much contusiou AID
e.. uble would -uSue II any amendments We're made
after the army 81 tax gath-rers, that Guild baye -
DO employed BY the GoverumeLt sIoald get u worx-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-31
SUPREME COURT-CHAxBsss-Msscs 9s.-Befors 10
uc- BaksAkn
DECISION.
In re Petition Of Lewis N. Wilkes ct al.-0rdc1
Before Justice BARNARD.

granted
Before Justice BARNARD.
IaK PROFITS OF TAX HacKtEY CONTRACT.
Davis ss uscAey Tuom. Hope. Anhoay Hope, and koe>
L. bAwa
This was applies for al or'er Of nj inctioa
ssi, he def dan:s aud the sppoifH ens eta Rec, gss
he II tho yocs-ctOg 60 prevent tie L0fpore-
IL vi u. cit, from pay as nousy Hsckiey
Hoie executed Under 'he acted sol
ia eIesuins the sIeeta -
Couu. for the pcstion sisted that 'hs D.sp 10 bad
o interest in he tract and that Tia snts we're 1T par
cua peeled By nis oriAr. 90, sied pcSctc1
r sell aonthly ysy uent, = II ~ without sccSu-as "
the s.nil .or L.. snsge thereof
AN aIT uislr req rns the 'serd2nt' TO show csuss
OF, r.dpy nr1t mrepiss injunction
s,d zee r.u Con eg from paying TO theu
~ re " lu- Isvc, ed, .. tie CO trs.I
Idwin J.s.s. and ho1ss DoDpby fer the application