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are rot specified in the con6scation bill
which will doubtless soon become law, is
a mystery. No filter subjects for its bene6-
cent provisions to operate on could posi-
by he found. They are not only traitors
70 the General Government and traitors to
cir States, but they are traitors to their
,wn immediate friends and neighbors,
.housands Of HON were persuaded to enter
he Confederate army under promise from
these men That their families should not
genl for anything in their absence. Poor
fellowsl they have been doubiy deceived
Their so-called Government has violated its
pledges in refusing to let them return home
at The expiration of their term of enlist
lstment, and the rich bankers are permit
4ing their families to starve in their alb
SERGE.
- y e trust the House of Representatives
will amtnd the con6scation act SO as to
specify the bankers by name in it's provis-
iops. Let them pay penalty for their
crimes, if not with their lives, at least with
tier property. Without their co-opera-
llou, the Southern Confederacy would have
1ied in lis birth. BY the aid of the bank
ers it was able to keep up a semblance of
currency, and deceive the people, while it
robbed them OF their substance ana lives.
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ns- Since The subsistence of the. water
such pestifercus little insect as the mus
quito, has been discovered in certain lOcali-
ties in Cairo They appear in such small
numbers. however, and are of such insig-
n'ficant proportions, that hopes are enter
tanned that the race Is about extinct. A
peck or so Of the playful little creatures is
considered light supply for a single fami-
iy.- Cairo Gazette.
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say to you, my constituents, thst as
your representative, s0t4 nerey colo one
dollar, one man or one gal to tie Admins
trafioa Of abraham Lincoln to make ,car
upon The South"
The above is an extract from the speech
of Daniel W. Voorhees, Democratic mem
Der of Congress from the 9TH district of
this Safe, made at Greencastle, on the 10th
of April, 1861, as reported by the Terre
Hante Journal, Democratic sheet.
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6G= Mr. Wilcox, we are pleased to see
is doing Furnishing business at Perry
EHiotfs Daguerrean Gallery GU Main street.
The secret Of his success is in the fact that
he takes care that his pictures always give
satisfaction. je Is st
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gea. The Vincennes Sun copies an arLi-
Gle from an irresponsible correspondent of
the Wheeling, Va, Press, manifestly aud alb
surdly false in every particle, with the fol-
a--------@-~.Aa4a II h. C4... = .aailg Ia
sirous Of singing the Government when it
can do so, it ought to do it with more dis
cretion:
We print, in mother column, from the
correspondent of the Wheeling Press, an
ardent Union Paper, au account OF Strange
doings by Union soldiers at Winchester
Va, while that place was occupied by our
troops. 1t is alike disgusting to Northern
and Southern people, and cannot be justi-
fed. 1t is an outrage upon decency and all
sense Of propriety, and cannot but have a
bad effect upon people whose prejudiees
it is the mission of the soldiers to remove
instead Of increase.
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By The Democracy (bogus) are con-
tinualIy harping about The " Constitution
as it is, and the Union as it was" while
they abuse the Republicans for not adopt
ing the Crittenden Platform, which intend
ed Talpable change in the Constitution
It is hard telling which is most prominent,
Their hypocrisy or their treason.
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Rsg-Should be Greeley come along again,
.he Democrats may turn out and give him
a moe fitting reception and evidence of
their high appreciation of him. Suttiraa
Democrat
Do you propose placing another car on
The railroad track ??
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Cry AND COUNTY ORDERS WANTED
wish TO buy few thousand dollars worth
for which will pay fair rates in cash.
je I4dtf SAMUEL ORR.
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HOME INTERESTS.

s- The Gallery on corner Of Man and
Second streets, is the center Of attraction.
There and only there can one get the carte
de Uisits. june 14-lwd.
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Guardians Sale of Real Estate.

ESK' EEATUE OF Il HREkksR o r.
ES the Vanderburgh Count of Csmmou lcas,
aid as tie agent of Will longer and Mary
CougeF, Il undersigned d, lard AN Of Sarah Bates,
Mary Bate and Emily Eats, mi or heirs of
Geo. ge Ba IS, d. On the 18th day of July,
IoC2, LetWec the hours Of Il Nj, and p. NJ. at
he Cours HUE door il tie city OF Evansville,
Indi us, VIII expose TO sale at public auction The
following d; SCI ied Real Estate, ts-wit:
Lot eIeven QD, III block thiIty -One go, in tie
cast IL. cement of the CITY UI Evansville,
" ndeI bui gh county, Indiana Also, all that
pant Of he COZ h.r al OF lot ten O. J. il bltc
trt enc Ci) in TIE eastern ehIa, gen ent If said
CITY OF Evrn>yil G, thus LouI did Re- itT ne
the trout iiBe Of raid lot Oh Min II -, SIX u
and o. ha'f Ct GEO from the o1ner of Main
aUd Sixth eets thence proceed wi Sixth street
10 the d ley in the Cf said lot, thence along
SAID alley to tho middle of The back tine Of sud
lot, theme throu- b lie hteT If lot to Main
street themes TO tile b, ginning, icing parallelo
EIam fronting Main street twenty feet (Ll),
running back this wiGth to the uley.
said property will lie sold upon lEo + flowing
terms, 10 wi, third in ca-h oze. third in
months ard Cne-tbird III twelve months with IL
te est Notes @ir lie taken Tor the deferred pay
ment5 accordingly, wi suTet!, waving re.ief
laws. Tie purchaser viii rec eIve conveyance
frou spid Guardian under the oTCer of said 'urt
for seven eighths % . said cal tate, and for
e Z nth ~ thereof fcum lad William Longer
and Mary CoBger, his wife.
JOSEPH TURNOCK,
jeI3 elm Guardian aud Agent.
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nkW ADVERTISEMENTS.
AN ORDINANCE.

In relation to Licenses, pass. q Juhe 7, 1852.
SECTION l. Be IL ordained To- The Common Cornell
ofthe Cig Of Eyaasrilie That in all a-es herr r
in when City Liteose is rCquii ed to be paid for
and taken ont by any Person OF leis us, :o' any
pun JOsg VIVA r and when saId license shall
have been pail for and taken or befo the
day on WHEN the due and payHb G, the
pei son persons applying for such license shall
be required 10 pay fifty per cent. in I'D iipu to the
pI ice of scch license as the same may be fixed by
the ord S OF the city Tor the time being.
Attest: W. BAKER, Mayor.
2 BIT Re, CITY Clerk. ieI3
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ALL WORK WARRANT
ENTIRE SATIsFAC ITO.
NJ. 3ffh 1850 I'D
.NlHHAKF'E7s So : \. = 0. S..


By virtue Of three execution issued out of
ofiic Of the Clerk Of the Co-rt Of Common
and Circuit Court vi Ngnderbu-gh county,
diana. ia ftvUr o. John beieks, 7 g, Twitch
f.. A.. Faiic child and Martin NauduSOn.
against y. b. Ayde'ott, Honey G Lacy, AID 0 th
SAT- BDAY, JUNE 2srn, 1852,
between the houTs of 10 o'clock, A. n. aud
cl OK, 2. NJ. Of said day, nt the door Of the O.
House, II the city 81 Evansville, Indiana,
r for sale mt public auction the rents
p'oGts for tbs term sf seven years Of the
lowing ~e cribed real estate. to-wit:
II the we Halt n ,ctioual section No eli
e., in tow hip NJ, seven %, south Of range
10 ~ IN NardGhisGh comfy, Indiana,
coping Hu Ia "a WA, Heretofore conveyed
George y. " gner 10 John n ]. Garrett.
Aud should said rents aud profits not sell
sum sufficient 70 satisfy said writ and costs, I
al the sans time auC place, offer for sale the
GEORGE wOLFLIN. s.V.t
a L. Robinson, Il'iLtin's Att'y. te0 S.
d .FI'5 s-ILE no. 81.
T.y vitae Of au order Of Sale issued out Of
Office of the clerk Of he Court Of Common p
of Wand rhurgh county. n lima, la favor pf
iel Aiken a. d 2 inst cnry c. Lacey and AaC
rial B. a. de otte, vii, on
THURS Day, JUNE &c, 1862,
between the i .urs o To A. NJ. and o'clock T.
Of spi IA, the door tie court llou e in
q y OF Eva' s,Ii ., init ana. offer for sal , At
III u ~ I've o. ne ahti p fIl8 TOT bie tfIi
se en- az OF the fOll' " Hg dtscri: en- Read Isl
Attr ta-is Of Frat n.l Section n. five
ioHi shy NJ seytI. ~ -Uu Of ranse No, TN
wet, In NaI.del b4;rgn f0uniy, Witch are kns
.. re- . Mo-. % n tw0 ~ on the plo
iie -ames the nte h shown on the recort
the ftUta Court { aid county, ard in the
thertOs, MAJ, b3 John Chandler az Adu
istr,lcr ~ lie e atru t willie Hawkins, detta
Said 10 NJ. Nv" q hi 10 n. g. a de'ott. and
cettifi-a If l.uiriraae tier, I'r H4sig- 81 Wy
and Polly Ann yde OF, his wife, 10 Heu
Lac y.
And aHonll id rents and profits not sell
a -uni sLfii5'en to sati IS sid writ and cost
wifi, ~ thr same lime AMI place, offer f1r eaie
fec -imlle Of RI d r-mi IS.
GEORGE y OLFLIN,
Sh rim v.
i G Siinsen. rl1ns Att'v i.G-E7 I
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- q - " - - - a. q A AAA@ = " 4 N
" Hsy one Fight Chestnut Roam Mare,
Judge Stev, na' farm. sic has a light name
TIL. atout AZ hands high aud is or years
any ere returning her or giving me informed
where she may be + und will be literally Tewarf
ruV3O, Wv Ii. A. BAWREkC
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@rHERHEE's SILL 80. s4

@rAEHAEE'S S.fLs> ~. 81.
By virtue cf an Order Of Sale Issued ont Of
Office Of the cl-ik Of the court Of Common Plea
VanderJUrgh county, Indiana, in favor Of J
KrUpp 81 d against William Boyle, ST., +
Boyle and William Boy.c, Jr, viii, on
THURSDAY, JUNE 26, 1sG2,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. n. 81
O'Clock P. N. Of said day, at the door of the CO
House il the LEY # kvausville, Indiana, offer
sale, at public huctIcn, the rents and profits
the term OF seven years OF the following desert
real tate, tO-wit
Tue nor h half OF town lot No. one O) aud
~ IN blOck NJ. ODE huLdred and twenty-hvt
the Town Of BamascO City in the county If !
dei tn Oh and State Of Indiana.
Aud should said rents and profits not sell +
sum sufficient to satisfy said writ and costs,
ut the same time aRd ace, offer for sale the
simple Of said premises.
GEORGE W, LFLIN,
NJ. s. Jehnsoa, Prc- Atty. je6 s.
Notice of Appointment Of Exeout
je9 TEGE is her, by given tina the up,
e. signed hss been appointed Executor Of
last Wili of J i'm Walsh, late OF Vanderbt
Comfy, Indaia, deceased. The estate of said
cedent Is su p@se to be solvent.
All FeTsos knowing themselves Indebted 10
estate are requested Immediately TO settle &
claims with the undersigned, aud all PERSONS b
ing demands against tie cece ient in his life I
viii ., tsent the same for payment.
PATRICK BOYLE, Ex
may ztth' 1e'z' my24 DIV
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THURS DAY, JUNE &c. 1862,

between the u mrs 10 A. 81. and 4 O'Clock r
q OF Eva' syii =, init ana offer for sal At
liz. au"ti u, tie t,uis aud p utits for Jle ter
20 en- Y OF the fOll' Hg desert. en- Read Isl
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J. HER.FI's sILE no. 81.

I.y ii. tu3 Of au order Of Sale issued out Of
Office Of the clerk Of he Court Of Common
of Wand rburgI county. fuiiaug, ia favor Of ]
iei Aiken ~ d int lcnry c. Lacey and Zar
rial b. A. de otte, vii, on
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GEORGE W, LFLIN,
Notice of Appointment Of Fxecu

NJ. s. Jehn.oa, PFC Atg. js5 s.
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Lefr Wtthout Permissic

L c sfiuscn, rl'ns ATTY
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ArURoAY a1axINa .-......~JUNE -

'tThn scar Spang'ed Banner in Trinmph set waves
Ger the lani of the Frs" snt the .h"me 81 NJ
l-a ~ Rrave.''
m THAYTIi ....... T. lr.,f,
T. N SILvERTHoE AsFocI'TF
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For the Lvui-vi lie Journal
ts TTIE RIvAU1N on CnNJrD

Veil, what is to be done about it?
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-11-13
ELECTIONS.

The Democrats have elected eigh.
and probably nine of the fourteen Con-
gessmen in Illinois. They have also
carried the State by fourteen thousand,
sld have majority in both branches
oI the Legislature. Owen Lovejoy is
probably among the defeated Congress
men.
In Wisconsin the Republicans have
elected three and the Democrats two
members of Congress. One district is
in doubt. The Republicans have car
risd both branches of the Legislature.
Our dispatches of the morning. re-
port Seymour certainly elected Gov
ernor of New York, by about 10000
majority. The Democrats have elect
ed 18 and the Republicans IS Con-
gressmen. The Legislature is in doubt.
In Missouri three radical Emancips-
tionists have, so far as heard from,
been elected to Congress.
Cannon, Union, is elected Governor
of Delaware, by III majority. Trim
BILE. Dem, is elected to Congress over
Fisher, Union. The Legislature is
largely Democratic.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-11-13
~Tbe notorious Rooer A prv

@The notorious Roger A. Pryor
has got statement into circulation in
the rebel newspapers how he was taken
prisoner in the battle near Centerville,
and how he escaped by killing the two
Yankee soldiers who had him in Gus.
tody. The whole story necessarily
rests on bis own authority, and is
manifestly a mere fabrication of his
own. He is great liar and a great
braggart, and his own men say that he
is great coward. No doubt he will
do little fighting after his poor fashion
if he finds it absolutely necessary, but
he will never discover the necessity il
he can avoid il by shutting one eye or
even two.--Lou. JOar.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-11-13
~ The Chicago Trihune- Of the 1ty

re- The Chicago Tribune, of the 7th
states that the Democrats have carried
both branches ofthe Illinois Legislature,
having fifteen members OF the Senate, a
majority Of five, and probably ifty-one
members of the house, a majority Of
seventeen. They will, therefore, elect
a U. s. Senator to serve the unexpIred
term of Senator Douglas. which ends
March 4th. 1865. The Tribune claims,
from unofficial returns. that Lovejoy is
reelected to the 5th Congressional Dis
trict by sss majority over Henderson,
fDem).
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-11-13
IsD1yrpuAL SHINpLAsrERs.--The

IsDIvIDuAL SHIEPLAsTERs.--Tht
scarcity of small change has induced
many Of our citizens to issue and circu.
late, as money, their individual ticket,
or checks Of Indebtedness. All such
render themselves amenable to the pro.
visions of the second section of the act
Of Congress, '"'to authorize payments in
stamps, and to prohibit the circulation
Of notes of less denomination than one
dolisr." approved July II, 1859, which
is as follows:
That from and after the first day OF
August, 1862, no private corporation,
banking association, firm or individual,
shall make, issue, circulate or pay any
nste, check, memorandum. token or 9TH
er erobligation. for less sum than one dol.
Tar. intended TO circulate rs money, or
to be received or used in lieu of lawful
money of the United States; and every
person so offending shall, on conviction
thereof in any District or Circuit Court
of the United States. be punished by a
fine not exceeding Jfos hHndrea dollars,
or by Imprisonment not exceeding six
months. or by both, at the option Of the
CeGTt. Il
We well know the very serious in
convenience of the great want of small
change, but the laws must not be set al
naught. At the present time. they are
disregarded habitually. Probably there
are at least twenty persons in our town.
grocers, saloon keepers. tavern-keepers,
hucksters, and others, who are now put.
ting Their individual shInplssters daily
aud hourly into circulation. All this
opens wide the door of fraud, and il must
not, cannot be endured. Where so
many petty bits Of printed paper are
passing all the while from hand to hand,
scarcely anybody stops to examine them
and see whence they are issued, and it
would be an easy matter, If the thing
we're tolerated, for any fellow to get of
a very considerable amount upon the
community and then fail or disappear
altogether. We have no idea that one
IN ten of the "plasters" put forth apon
the people will ever be redeemed. Let
the law be obeYed, and, if il is not, let
the penalty be strictly enforced.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-11-13

ONE OF THE IRON CLADs.-A second
trial trip of the Monitor Passaie was
made at New York on Monday. She
carries two guns, an 11-inch and a l5-
inch, the latter the largest gun proba-
bly, ever carried by vessel Of war
At its muzzle the thickness of the cast
is about five inches, but The breech is
more than four feet thick. In conse-
quence of the great size OF the gun, it
was thought if an aperture was made
in. the turret large enough to run out
the muzzle there would be great dan.
ger Of the enemy's shells entering.-I
Therefore the port was made but little
larger in diameter than the bore of the
gun, SO that it served as a continuation
Of the cannon, the ball but not the
muzzle being able to pass through
The gun was tried with full charge Of
powder Of thirty-6ve pounds, and
hollow ball. The eoncussiop was very |
great, but to lessen it, apertures are
left in the floor Of the turret, commu-
nicatiDg with the ''hoId," so that the
shock goes below and relieves the tur-
ret to that extent. The speed of the
vessel was not as great as the contract
required, seventy-two revolutions per
uinute. She made only sixty, - j
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-11-13
GENERAL HosPrTAL,

GALLIPoLrs, O.. Nov. II, '69.
Mr.. EDIToR:-Please publish the fol.
lowing list of deceased soldiers who
have died in General Hospital Of this
city:
Daniel L. Watkins, private Co. F,
84th Ind, Oct. II.
Martin Carpenter, private Co. c,
9th Va, Oct. "a.
S. Hauskins, private Co. 2, Sd Tenn.
Nov. 5.
W. c. Stewart, Sergeant Co. E, ged
Ky. Nov. 10.
Thomas Mays, private Co. D, 4th
Tenn. Nov. 10.
FRED. A. CROWLEY, Druggist.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-11-13

COLUMBUS, Nov. s.--The drafted
meu are allowed until next Thursday
moring to select their regiments, and
thei selections are confined 10 those or
gained previous to the past summer.
CAMS Cleveland, Mansfield and Zanes-
villewill be disposed Of Grst, and the
menwill commence this week to move
forwrd, under charge of officers ap-
poined BY Colonel Brookes.
TIRE was some dissatisfaction among
theuon learning that they were not TO
be idependeDtly organized; but they
now ee the great advantages Of serv-
ing tside veterans, and have become
paci6d. go nlael- re,I
Th men at Camps Portsmouth and
Martha are ordered to Camp Denni-
son. 1ai lslls s,s D. Esfr
z Athority to raise another battery
The 4d-has been granledoto Lieut..
Hsnr N. Neil, ss4a-
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-11-13
RTbe radical psuers of New Yo

@The radical papers Of New Yok
protested that the success Of the "Den-
ocratic" ticket in that State would le
the triumph Of the opponets of the war.
The following passage from the New
York World, of the 5tb, the most zeal.
Gus ofaH the papers Of that State in
support of the successful ticket, shows
how the conservatives construe the re
suit: ..
She {New York; thunders out her
demand for more vigorous prosecu-
ton Of the war, and warns the Presi-
dent of the Union in which she is the
chiefest State, that the Constitution
and the laws and our liberties, must be
sacredly upheld and guarded by their
chosen custodians.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-11-13
-T The brave Cant Mon,,,o,,,.

~ The brave Capt. Montgomery,
of this county, had the temerity to GO
into battle at Perryville with copy oil
the Dispatch in his cap. A rebel ball
carried away his cap, perforating the
paper in numbsr Of places. Had the
gallant Captain been an inch or two
shorter, he would have saved bis Cha
peau, but then an inch or two taller
would have lost his bacon. Guess the
Dispatch deeeived the rebel in his aim,
which is about the only instance the
thing ever did good. ---fs
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-11-13
Total,

The States not included 10 the above
table are Maine. represented now by s
Republicans; New Hampshire, by Re-
Publicans; Vermont. BY Republicans;
Connecticut, BY 2 Republicans and 2
Democrats; CalifOrnis. by 2 Republi-
cans; Oregon, by one Democrat; Mary
land. by 5 Union and Democrat: Ken
tucky, BY 4 Union; Western Virginia,
by 2 Union. The majority in the House
either way will be very small.
It is pretty certain that the Adminis-
tration will have a majority in the next
House. l.. r+...
The Democrats, it is thought. will not
be able 10 elect United States Senator
from New York. In other States in
which Senators are to be chosen this
winter, the complexion Of the Legisla-
ture is as follows:
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-11-13
A CORRECTION.
MILLERsPoRr, 0Rro, !
October 25, 1862.


EDIToR REGISTER wish to correct
q mis- statement which appears in your
issue of October Esd, over the signs.
ture of Iowa. In the first place l am
not dead. 1 never forged any license
I never had any thought of marrying
Major Dayton's sister and no mock
marriage ever took place between us.
l never carried Miss Dayton away from
home; and never deceived her as to
che fact of my being a married man.
The history Of my acquaintance with
Miss Dayton is no! public property, and
! decline to publish it. If Major Day
ton thinks he did right in shooting me
in the back, without giving me any
warning, ! do not envy him his con.
science. L. A. PHELPS,
Major 9th Va. Reg. VI.
-LrOntan Register.
The above also needs correction.
Maj. DAYTON did give Maj. PHELPS
warning BY sending q friend to him
with information to prepare himself,
instead of which the brave gentleman
put spurs to his horse in order to es-
cape by fight. II was hardly possible
to shoot him any where else, than in
the back, as he was too intent on get
ting away to show front. The shoot
ing of Maj. DATToE, after he had sur
rendered himself to the officers pres
ent, and given up his revolver, was
quite in keeping with the dastardly
act, for which Mr.. Phelps was rightly
punished. Our information is obtained
from persons actually present at the
Yenconire. ra@
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,MARRIAeE CERTIFICATES Musr HAv,

2, MARRIAGE CERTIFICATES MUsr HAVE
A TEN.CEEr SrAMP.-An order has
been issued at the Internal Revenue
Department, by the Commissioner. that
marriage certificates must have ten
cent stamp. The Commissioner says
IL comes within the mesning Of the 9th
clause Of the excise law, relating to
forms of certificates of any other de-
scription than those mentioned in
schedule "B." and are therefore SUBJ
ieet 10 The ten.cent stamp. @ ~