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Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-12-25
why the People are Heavily
Taxed.
A late compiled table gives us the fol-
lowing numbers of negroes now support
ed chiefly, if not wholly, at the public

These contrabands must be clothed
and fed ont of the public treasury, or by
private contribution. Have any of our
readers taken upon themselves the trouble
of calculating the expense? At the least
calculations it will average forty cents
each, or (lS.500 Y 4o-S7 ,4OO) sepe"
Thousand four hundred dollars per day.;
equal to $2,70l 900 per annum
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-12-25
Buggy Whips.

A MOTHER SMALL DRAY LOAD
N OF Buggy Whips, Just received at the BOOK
STORE. DonTbuy until you look at our stock,
3ulm2
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-12-25
FIFTY THOUSAND ooNTRADANDs.

An Abolition preacher stated at meet
ing held in Brooklyn, to aid the free ne
groes of the South that we have at this
moment 80, 900 coutrabands in various
parts of the country. lilo thinks there
arc about 10000 in Port Royal, 5000 at
Fortress Monroe, 5000 along the Poto-
mac, and 1000 in the Western States
What will be tue result when Old Abe's
Proclamation is carried ont, and we have
the whole 1900, 900 negroes upon our
hands
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-12-25
Succession Sale

There will be leased for one year from the
3D. Of January 1868 at public auction ut the
residence Of Hegekich Hendricks IN Spanish
Lake In this parish.
On Me I2dl ddy of January 1863.
The following slaves belonging to the sue
~cession or Mary Hendrich u wit.
The negro man BEN aged about, as years
Juno women aged as years with her hua-
band APRIL to go together, md ELSEY
negress aged Ia years.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF SALE.
The purchaser of the leases will furnish
their promisory notes payable on the 1st day
of January ls64 to the order of the admins
traitor, satisfactorily secured in solido and bear
ing eight per cent interest from date till
paid.
Besides giving the notes for the price
lease the purchasers will be bound to feed
cloth sufficiently and furnishnecessary medical
attention and medicines to the slaves LEASED
by them. during the lease and to remove
them to aplaee of safety incase of danger iron
the invasion of the public enemy.
G, d. HENDRICK.
Administrator
Natchitoches December 10, 1862
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-12-25
VOLUNTEERS!
ATT NJ TlO NJ!

I am authorized by Major General
Taylor, to enlist any persons who may
choose to join me; mo matter whether
enrolled as conscripts or not; subject or
not subject to Consumption, provided
the may not yet have reported TO the
Camp Of Institution for duty"
The Company will be placed IN ser
vice in this District.
As 0 o sufficient number will
have signed, the Company will be or
ganised by the election of one LIST and
two ID L%icutenants' &.
All persons wishing to join this
Company, will please to report to me
or to such persons as may represent
me, at Payne's coffee house, Natchltch
es, La.
+. CASPARI.
Natchitoches La, Nov. 18th 1862.
Dec 4th, TT. 85#
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-12-25
FOR SALE

A Proof JACK fourteen hands high, Of
ere for sale at u liberal price. Confederate
current notes, or cotton taken IN payment.
/ am also willing to sell it Oh credit by note
with approved security, bearing 500 interest
from date. -
arhe LACK can be seen at Rily Stocker's Sabine
Parish, about 20 miles from Natcnitoches
HARRIS SAMUEL.
For the terms. apply to l.. Duplex Agent
3m-iu Eng.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-12-25
JUDIGfAL NOTICES.
PAntsH or N~xrcHlroolSM n,.,
STATE Of. LOUISIANA 'u'or
NINTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.

PARtsH or N~xrcHlrooRTN
STATE OF LOUISIANA '0'or SAFE
NINTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Succession Of Nm. T. HoueV dec'd.
y pirsuauceof m order issued from the
L Honorable Ninth Judicial0 ~istrict Courtin
and for the Parish of Natchitoches. and state
aforesaid, to m' directed ! will offer for sale
ct the court louise door III the Parish of
Natchitochs,
On Monda, he 9Th day d January 1863,
oil Of the slavei belonging 20 the Estate Of
VIM. +. Howell, deceased VIZ.
MoRgts, q Grill aged % years and hi,
wife Fnazrria Grif aged 40 years and her
two children NABEH aged IL years and
DIsy aged 6years-
ANS, negrtwoman aged Ia and her child
2 years old. f@
DEANS neBo boy aged 20 years.
DoRoTnY, ueress woman aged % years.
CICERO, mulgto boy 7 years old.
IHfLtis, negss aged Z years.
ALLEN, negr boy aged u years.
SARAH, negrs aged Ii years.
RnlNA, negss aged Ill years and her
son JACK, negrboy Is yearsof age.
Betsy, ncgrd aged ~ ycais.
JANE, ~negfenged Is Yeas and her child
lsHAM, Negro aged . years.
WAsHISaTo5egro boy aged 20 years.
Henry, aged7 years
YoRK, ageds years.
Susan, negrs aged 46 years and her child
aged 6 years.
JEANA, (GriD aged la years.
GEORGE, o gro aged 81 years.
! he above AIMED negroes will be sold on
the following TINS to wit:
One, Two authree years credit, from the
day OF sale witB per cent interest after ma
turity Of the nos. y tes payable to Chris
tophec l.. Wadey, tutor Of the minor chill
dren Of VIM. Howell dec. at his domicil,
Natchitoches. l. with good and satisfactory
personal securitand special mortgage on the
property Sold,tudsthat the purchaser shall
not sell or morse said property until paid,
all the negroes bich do not sell at their ap-
praised value, VI be on tho same day, hired
ont for twelve inths at the highest bidder,
and also
INFLAMMATION
on Bayou Pierrbeloaging to said succession
the homestead oaid decd. will on the same
day be, leased ahe year 1863 to the high
est and last bier; the lessor giving his
notes with apprcd security
J. W. NORRIS.
noy27 Sheriff.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-12-25
Vente de Succession.

II sera offert 4 louer pour ,ne AIMEE
d compter du troisiemo jour de %janvier
1863, d Foncan, 4 Ia residence dc
Hegekich Hendrich, III Lac Espagnol,
dams cette Paroisse,
LIE dcurisme jiow ~ de j%anpiv 1863,
les esclaves s~uivants, appartenant q Ia
succession de Mary Hendricll, SAVIOR
LIE negre BEN, age d~'environ 45 ans,
JUN n6gresse, agde d'envllon 40
ans, avec son mari APRIL pour aller
ensemble,
ELCY, oegresse, ag6e dc IA ans.
CONDITIONS DE LA VESrE
Les Tacheteurs du bail %fonrniront
leurs billets payables lie Ter j%anvier
1854, a Ia satisfaction ct q Pordre dc
administrators, in solido, ct portant
hut pour cent dinter6t d partlr de IL
date jusqu'a papfait Placement.
{ Outre les billets pour lie prlx du
bail les acheteurs seront tenus dc
nourrir habiller suifisammentet de
fournir 10 m6decin ct les indictments
necessaires aux esclavcs loues par eux
durant tout lie bale ct les METRE Ell
snrttG en- a dc danger d~'lnvaslon
dc lennemi public.
G. D. HENDR1CH,
Administrators.
Natchitoches, 10 dGcsmbrc 1862.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-12-25
Vente DIES BAGS.

lie 26 dc Janvicr 1863, il scra vcndu
4 l'encan, 4 la porte de la Maison dc
Cour, dams la vile ct paroisse dos
Natchitoches, par lie President du Juri
dc Police, lc bail des BAGS dams la
%paroisse DIES Natohitoohes, savoir !:
lie bac chez Jones, qui traverse lie
Bayou Coushatta.
lie bac d lembouchure du Bayou
Cousuatta, connu a~utrefois CONNIE lie
bac dc DR.. Condens.
Chez George Quincy, ~traversant lie
Bon Dieu n...
Chez Oscar Dubreuil, traversant la
Petite Riviere, connu CONNIE lie BAG a
q Miles.
A Cloutierville, traversantl la Riviere
aux Cannes.
A lenaroit comm CONNIE etant lie
BAG a 40 Miles, on chez Monette.
Chez John Jordan, traversant lc
Bayou Pierre, ct aussi tous les autres
BAGS dams Ia Paroisse, don't 10 bail ex.
pire lie Ter j%anvier 1858.
CoNDrTIoNs DE LA VENrE
Les baux seront adjuges jusqu'au
Ter de janvier 1864 Les acheteurs
donneront leurs billets payables au
President du Juri de Police de la pa
roisse des Natchitoches, pour lie prix
d'adjudication payable lie Ter janviel
1854. Les billets porteront interet
~raison de 8 pour cent par an depu's
pGcheance ct seront cautionnes IN sOtidc
| 4 satisfaction.
P. NJ. BACKEN,
President du Juri de Police.
25 Dec. lS62.-30j.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-12-25
Sale of Public Ferries.

On the Goth Of January, 1862, there
will be sold at public auction, at the
door of the Court House, in the town
and parish of Natchitoches, by the
President Of the Police Jury, the lease
of the following public Ferries, IN the
parish of Natchitoches, to wit
The Ferry Of Jones, over the Cou-
shatta Bayou,
The Ferry at the mouth Of the Cou.
shatta, known formerly as DR. Conden's
Ferry, 4ga7 -a
At George Gunney's over the Bon,
dieu. 49,,
At Oscar Dubreuil's owe Little
River. known as the "a Miles Ferry.
s. At Cloutierville, over Cane River.
At the place known as the 40 mile
or Monettes Ferry.
At John Jordan's, over Bayou Pierre
River, and all other public ferries OF
which the lease expires on the LIST OF
January 1868.
TERMS OF SALE
The leases will be sold to expire on
the LIST day of January 1854. The
purchasers will give their promissory
notes payable to the President of the
Police Jury Of the Parish OF Aatchito.
ches, for the price of adjudication
payable on the 1st January 1864, and
bearing eight per cent per annum in.
terest after maturity till paid, and
secured by satisfactory security IN
soltdo.
P. NJ. BACKEN,
President Police Jury.
Dec. 25th lS62.-30d.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-12-25
Dec 18th,
Notice.

Succession Of Sophia IA, Clark deceased.
TOHN B FLEMING having applied to
y be appointed Administrator of the success
sion Of Sophia M. Clark deceased.
Notice is hereby given to all whom it may
concern to show cause, within ten days, why
the application of the petitioner should not
be granted.
Dec. 18 ct Clerk.
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-IHEApouARrEns LOUISIANA MniriA,
Adiutant G~eneral'st

Alexandria, 2lst Nov. 1852.
f ORDER No. gO3.1
T.@The Governor and Commander in
Chief has received the following COM
~mnnication from Major-General lay
lor Commanding District Western
| Louisiana. @8AE HAt& Af&3 A&R13
HEADQUARTERS DISTRICT WEsrERNLoulsIANA
Alexandria, 81, st, 1852.
Hon THos. MooEg, Governor.
SiR:,--1t is notorious that a large
number of persons liable to- Military
service in the Armies of the Confeder-
ate rtates-deserters, enrolled Con.
scripts who have failed to report, and
others between the ages Of Is and 35
ARE to be found throughout the
State. | would suggest and urge
that you cause the arrest of all such
persons who are unable to furnish evil
dences that they are legally exempt
from service, Oh that they have per-
mission from competent authority to
be absent from the Camp or Command
to which they may respectively be.
long. e e..
The necessities of tho service, and
Justice to those who are faithfully ser.
wing their country in the field,
alike demand that this course should
be promptly and vigorously pursued.
Offers Of the Militia or Shsr,fs of the
Parishes making arrests should con-
fine the parties in jail and report to
the nearest Confederate or State Off
cen in Command and the usual reward
for the arrest of deserters will be paid
by the Government. a @
| have the honorto be very respectfully
r, TAYLOR,
Maior.General Commanding.
In conformity with the foregoing
request, Commanders Of Regiments,
aud Sheriffs Of Parishes, will cause the
immediate arrest of all deserters, en-.
rolled Conscripts who have not repor,
ed, and all others between the ages 'oi
IL and IS, who may be found with
in the limits of their respective Regi
ments or Parishes, and who are una
BILE to furnish evidences that they are
legally exempt from service, " thai
they have permission from competent
authorities tc be absent from the Camp
or Command to which. they may res
pectively belong, and will c%ontine the
parties arrested in the Parish Jail.
H. Commanders Of Regiments or othe,
Militia Officer or Shirts making ar
rests, will report the fact forthwith tx
these headquarters, or to the nearest
Confederate Officer in command, shoulf
there be one in the neighborhood
The usual REGARD for deserters will Ii
paid by the Confederate States.
By order of
TH0S. @ MOORE
Governor and Commander-in-Chie
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-12-25
Xente de Suggestion.

Succession de Matthias s.. Lum decide.
I'm yertu dun ordre de vente del'honorable
IL cour de district dams ct pour la paroisse
Dies Natchitoches, il sera vendu IL Ia residence
dem. s. LUM l3 miles de Natchitoches, on
cette p~areisse,
Lundt, h zoe, jour De Dteembrc 1862.
les diverses proprietes suiyantes, appartenant
i Ia dlte succession, SAVIOR: r
Les meubles, eomprenant environ.
200 tetesde coehons, #-
10 tetes de betes d eornes;
0utils de forgerons, aa .f 1850
Oloches d beufs,
Tn lot de fer,
Tn fusil &c ct ala meme place.
Lu1dt h 19e. Jour de Janpiicr 1863.
II sera vendu n l'encan public, les Interets
du decide etant un tiers indivis de son in
teret dams lie IA quart Sud Est de 10 section
dix-heuf (l9) ct le demi IL Oucst de 10 sec.
ton vingt t20) dans lie township huit (e)
rangee neuf (9) Quest dams Ia paroisse des
Natchitoches, ayec toutes les ameliorations
qui en- dependent, don't lie deiunt d herites
de Ia succession de ses pere ct mere, Ia guam.
tite etant ensemble environ quatre cent ct
soixante q~uatorze acres, dams les quels le
defiant @ au-iptaret dun tiers indivis.
CONDITIONS DE VENTE.
Pour les meublcs, jusqu'a cinquante pias.
tres compliant. Au dessus de cette somme
payable lie Ter de Mars 1863.
Pour les ~interets dams Ia terre payables ls
Ter jour de Janvier 1864. Les acheteurs il
credit donneront leurs billets avcc une suf.
~tsante seeurite solidaire ct portant interet
pour les meubles, HUT pour cent d'interet
de l'echeance, ct pour la terre, lie meme in
teret, du jour de Ia vente.
Les billets seront fats payables a 10 tn.
| triee ct ADMINISTRATIVE della success on et
garantis aussi par privilege de vendeur ct une
hypotheque speciale retenue. La vente sera
sujette a appreciation.
J. W. NORRIS.
Dec 18th, SherJ.
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NOTICE

Is hereby given that | will release
A., q. MURPHY, now confined in the
Parish Prison, if opposition is not
made to the same, by Saturday the
9th inst. Ay proper authority
j. w. NJRRIS,
s Sheriff ParishrN
N%atchitoches. Dec. 23d 1862.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-12-25
Dec.182t
Avis.

Succession de Sophia M CLARK, decide.
TOXIN B. Fl EMMING' ayant demande
u a etre nomme ADMINISTRATORS de la sue
cession de Soph a NJ. Clark, decedee;
AVIS est par les presentes dome a toutes
personnes nteressees d'avoir u deduire, dams
dix jours, les rails ms pour Iesquelles Ia de-
mande du petitionnaire ne serait pas accor-
dee.
B. j. BOUIS,
Dec 18 Ri Gretler.
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TO THE LADIES

OF NATCHITOCHES PARISH.
The undersigned having been detailed from
the regiment for the purpose Of procuring
socks, cotton or wool wool socks preferred,
and other articles, or warm underclothlng
you may be willing TO prepare.
He would therefore, Earnestly ask you TO
contribute as many of the above articles as
YOU can. The rainy season has now com,
menced and many members Of the regiment
are from o portion of our State, now within
the enemies line. Consequently, they can
get nothing from their homes, and their
wants are perhaps greater than any you have
been asked to contribute towards.
v Contributions may be left up to 18th
january next, with Mrs. Woop, Cloutier'
vile Mrs. BoycE, Natchitoches, at the
store of Mr.. s. NJ. Hart, Oampte and OF the
store Of Mr.. Lisso, ~Springville, and will be
promptly forwarded by
.H' JosEpH HENRY,
2ad Reg. La. Cavalry.
Dec. 25th. 1862. 2t.
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Mr. Fraucis Webb is hereby appointed.
an Agent to purchase Cotton for account OF
Confederate States, in the Parishes Of Nat
chitoches and neSoto. Offices in Natchito-
ches and Mansfield.
ANDREW. w. MCKEE,
General Agent to purchase Cotton
Dec. %. st. in Louisiana and texas.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-12-25
Richmond, Oct. %, ISL

Richmond, Oct, %, 1862.
Andrew w. Mckee is hereby appointed
Geueral Agent to purchase Cotton for the
Confederate States, in the States Of Louisi
AHA and Texas-with the power to Sub
appoint Agents.
lsignedl c. g, MEMNtNcEn
Secretary of the Treasury.
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S25 REWARD.
STOLEN from the plantation of the
undersigned, a creole penny, spotted
branded d on the left shoulder.
An american grey horse with q scar
on the right hip.
A brown creole mare, branded NJ D
natural PAGER. !
The above reward will be paid for
the delivery of said horses, or $40 for
each one, at my plantation.
Az. DICKINSON.
4 miles below Natchitoches.
Dec. 25th 62.-tf
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All persons remaining in the Parish OF
Natchitoches and not exempt from military
duty will meet and report to enrolling oilcer
in the town of Natchitoches on the 9th day Of
January ls63--prepared to be sent to Mon
roe without delay.
2.t. Enrolling Officer.
1t will be seen by the above order
that Col. Roubieu has given a delay
to the conscripts up the 9Th of January
next. This gives ampletime to those
who wish to volunteer to join the com.
pany to be raised by Capt. L, Gasparl
for service in this District.
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.

The subscribers give notice, that
they have at their Tan Yard, s miles
East Of St Maurice, a good supply Of
Gather, which they will barter fsr raw
hides and will give one pound Of soel
Gather for four pounds of raw hides
land upper leather in the same proper
ion
Dec.4 JAMES BUYS & Go
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n
ANN0NCS JUDICIAIFES.
PARoIssE DIES n rH1rocuEs Tente dc
Fiat dc lapuisiane hteur,
NEtvIEME COR DE DIST 'UD.RE-
Succession de I'm +. Ho,rcl, d,tdt,

Succession de I'm +. Ho'rcA, Gtdt.
rONFORMEMsNT n IN ord, issu par
" Honorable navieme cour do district
JudIciaire dams ct pur Ia paroissc q Natcli-
tocles ct Fiat ~ci-assus ct n mo, adressf :.
~j'otftlrai en- Nente la porte dc ia hiSon de-
"%nr dang In rllle q parois.c dies ttci1Ito-
ehcs.
e Lundi Sc our de Janvier s63.
Tais les esclaycs appartenant i success
sion le VIM. i. Howell DECIDE. saNr:
MiRRIs, griffe ag de % ans ct lcmm
FRAZER, grille ages dc 10 andetlsesleux en-
fans, NADER age deli ANS ct DILL aye de-
6 ans
Ave, negresse geG de Is ans, tson Gu
FAINT ge de 2ans.
Dan, negre ag'de 20 ans.
DqoTHEe, neglSse agee de % al
ClERo, mulattr age de 7 ans.
PILLS, negress agee de Z ans.
ALIEN, negre ae de IL ans. 4#
SAAH, negressmgee de Ii ans.
RlNA, negrees'age de Al ans, etson en-
FAINT AcK, negre &c de Ii ans.
BEsY, negresseagee de l8 ans.
JAs, negresse lgee de l8 ans ct ION en-
FAINT HAN negratge de 2 ans.
WAlISGroN, Rgre age % ans.
HEsI, negre ae de IL ans.
YoE, negre az de Is ans.
SUsNE, negrfse agee dc Dc On ct son =
FAINT al de 6 ans.
JEAsE, grille, gee de l9 ans.
GEedE, negre ,gc de 81 ans. wi.
Lehegres %cilcssus scront INDUS au.
condipns suiyants, savoir:
\ l. deuxe ct this ans dc credit du
dc lay ente avec8 pour cent 1t
pechhce dies Blcts. les billt
fats gables en- aveur de Chris U
Wandey, titer les enfans mineus de
+. Hsell decedea son donicile, NatcNy
ches J. avec unelonne ct sa~tisfaiante 9
rite fsonelle etlypothequespecile ret,
sur laropr,ete undue ct pcheteu ne
dra ohypotheqrfa la dite proriett
Tors I ellie serapayee; ct tous ID es
qui .rseront pasfendus au prix dstim
seroaoues, lie nme jour pour .duze
au p' haut enckrisseur; ct aussi:
z.1 LHBITATIoN
sur bayou Piqe, appal egnant .
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Succession Sale.

- "a W#%E - ~ E&M Z
Succession Of Matthias 8 Lium deceased.
DY virtue III ID order of the Honorable 9
DDistrict Court In and for the parish Of.
Natchitaches, There will be sold, at public
auction a4 the fesiaence of the late Matthias s.
LUM deceased about 15 miles west of the
tho Town of Natehitoches,
On mdadag NE 2gM, dayefD December 1862.
The following property belonging to his
succession to wit:
200 Hogs.
10 head Of cattle, s-1v ID
Blacksmith tools, A. ~
Ok bells,
Lot Of iron,
Shot gun, &c and at the same place,
On mondag the l91, dag Of Jannery 1868.
There will be sold OF public auction the
interest of the deceased being an undivided
third interest in the South East quarter Of sec
tion 10 aud the West half dissection 20 in
Town ship 8 Range 9 west in the Parish
Of Nat bitoches with NIL the improvements
threoil Inherited by the deceased from the sue
cession oil his deceased father and mother; the
Quantity altogether being about four hundred
md seventy four acres, In which the deceased
has an undivided third interest.
TERMS OF THE SALE
For the movable up to fifty dollars cash
Above that sam payable on the first Of Janua-
ny 1864. Purchasers on the credit terms
will give their promisory notes satisfactorily
secured in solido and bearing for the move
ubles eight per cent interest from maturity, and
for the land like interest from dav of sale.
The notes to be payable to the tutrix and
| administrative of the succession and to be
secured also by vendors privilege and special
mortgage retained and subject to due appraise.
nent.
j. w. NORRIS.
Dec. ls, 1862, SAoH. p
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L'ABITATION

sur bayou Piqe, appal esnant
succaon etantla residence du 1T.
sera meme jour louee pour lane,
au pi haut ct dnier encherisseurle
re dent donner,es billets avec Ia
seeuf APPROVE. !
j. w. N(Ts
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Wanted

n
A 'od and sbstantial, A seats Cd
for web slibel price will be pid.
apply to L. DUlLI
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S25 REWARD.

Dec. 25th lS62.-30d.
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TH0S. @ MOORE
Governor and Commander-in-Chie
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-09
California Election.

SAX FRAScTsco, Sept. The Supreme
Court decided that taxes for State purposes
shall be paid in gold only.
Receipts from the mines since the depar-
ture OF the last steamer are two millions
Of silver from the 0phir mines. They have
yielded two million Of dollars the past
month.
The election tomorrow will be exciting.
Probabilities are that Latham cannot be
elected by majority Of the Legislature
that Republicans and Union party will
carry the State BY laEge maturity.
SAS FRAScGscO, Sept. 3.-Sines the dis
eussion Of the Supreme Court against re-
eeiving tender notes for State tax they
have sold as low as I5e discount. The
point Of decision is taxes, not debts, and is
within the meaning Of the act of Congress
The ProVisos nf the State Constitution re.
quires taxes to be paid in gold, and must
remain in force.
The election at San Francisco passed Of
quietly to-day. The Union and Republf-
can Legislative ticket is undoubtedly cleo
ted. Many secession sympathiEers refused
to vote.
San Francisco, Sept mo important
sales from the hands Of importers, bat lob
bers are doing large trade with northern
mining districts. The election yesterday
resulted in an overwhelming triumph for
the Republican fusion ticket. Every coun-
" heard from sends aoti Latham members
70 the Legislature. The amendments 10
the constitution are adopted By a large
majority.