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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-10-18

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. Yer llnter5t1dntte yat 1rln Eager pcr feluIlvu
-@tgarren int g're,le pom IS bis S65 per 1au}enp
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Somme Arrangement.
yag .-.>...al 1861.
ebicasp, Nen-gort, YpfOn, ct. 2puis> Carr.
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Betten.
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Seller S. Sbedu'8

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tdalid ct. Yaul I'M s l1br res Morsens. Die
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,yM >&a s.. 6. 8utbanf, a1aaa5n"@
General Meett fir bic @alena< Dunleitb- unt
Minnelotas Yadet<@c .1ss yatg .b.gg, 3a.sI .gs
Smyrna times., 1862-10-09
The Tax and the Farmers.

The L0cofOcO Disunion Party, with char
acteristic mendacity, have striycn to make
political capital by gross misrepresentation
In reference to the Tax now about being
assessed by the United States, to raise the
means Of defraying the expenses of the war
growing out of the Locofoco rebellion
against the mildcst and best Government
known upon earth. The Tax Bill approved
July lst, 1862, unCler ,rhch tile assessment Is to
mGdo, will not prove burdensome tax, and
Is admirably framed in this regard that the
tax falls mostly on those classes which have
been most lightly taxed, or entirely EXEMPT
In the assessment of county, road and poor
taxes.
All manufacturers whose gross sales
amount to more than One Thousand Dol
lars are required to take out license. at the
cost Of $40, and to pay a per centage on
the goods manufactured and sold, varying
from u to ) per cent. the general rate be-
ing 3 per cent. Wholesale dealers in L.
quors pay SlOO for license; other whole
sale dealers, $50; all retail dealers whose
sales exceed $1,000 per annum, pay $40
for license. The same sum is paid by all
professional men. A bankers license cost
500, and banks pay, also, per cent. on
dividends to stockholders. Butchers pay a
tax of 30 cts. per head on all cattle slaurh-
tered over Is months old, and 5 cts. per
head on all under that age, and for all sheep.
On Pork slaughtered for sale there is a tax
10 cts. per head. On carriages valued over
S75, and drawn by one horse, with the har-
ness, there is tax of 81 drawn by two
horses, and valued at $40 and uot above
Smyrna times., 1862-10-09
UNION MASS MEETING.

A mass meeting of the friends of the
Union will be held in this town, in the
afternoon and evening, ofSaturlay next,
llth INST, which will be ADDRESSED by
Hon. Geo. =. Fisher.
\. B. Smithers, Esq.
Judge G. s Layton.
and Major y. b. Knight, Capt. VIM. P.
Lord and Henry w. Draper, Esq,
All are invited to come and hear the cause
ofthe Cnlon-its maintenance and perpetuity
the necessary means required for this
purpose-the duty of every loyal man in
this momentous crisis freely, fully, fairly and
honestly discussed. BY order of
the Union Association of Duck Greek Hd
Smyrna times., 1862-10-09
10 Farmers aud Dealersi
MORO PHILLIPS
SCPER-FllOSPHATE OF LIME.
l ElL-l li'SfltAEE OF LIME.
Prepared at his

Chemical WORKS. Ctuscltn; ". H..
under his own supervision, by practical and sc,eu.
fifc Chemist
DFPOT-NO. p NORTH FRONT STREET
PHILADELPHIA
Tho subscriber Offers his Snper-Phosphate of Lime
TO Farmers and Dealers, with the assurance thai il
proves 10y use, lis superiority the
anu Guanos offered for sale, bY It's concentration lis
quick action and It's continued fertiliz;rg effects
It's uniform composition guarantees unIlorm excel
lenCe.
IL ron.ans an unusually large per centage of Phcs.
phorc AcId; ITS per Centage of Ammonia gives II
great additional FerllIzng value, inducing rand
growth aud ImrattIng the indispensable nitrogen to
plants.
II IS comparatively new article, beag in use but
few seasons and has already obtained great celib
rlty among the Farmers Of the neighhorng Countles
and Is now sold and sought after bv the most extern
Sive deal lers IN FerIzers in this city and Slae-and
also IN the States of New York, New Jersey Della
ware and Maryland -
CAUTION TO BUYERS! Observe that NV mime
and place for manufacture is ON each and every PACK
age none other being genuine
II lsgnaranieed by me to Dealers under a penalty
OF One Thousand Dollars. that It will be Kept up 10
the same unequalled standard as heretofore
Price $l5 per ton Of 1000 lbs No charge for pack.
ages. MORO PHILLIPS.
&1-A liberal discount made to dealers sepli. .3m
Smyrna times., 1862-10-09

5000, the tax is 81 valued above 5000 ant
not exceeding 5000, the tax is So valued
above 5000, the tax is $40.
On gold plate the tax is so cts. per ounce
troy weight; on silver plate the tax is 3 cts
per OF. on all above 40 OF if less than for
ty or. it is free from tax The tax on dis
TILED spirits is 20 cts. per gal. on ale and
beer IS per barrel. On incomes from any
source whatever, less than 5000 there is nc
tax. Incomes exceeding 5000, and not ex-
ceedlng $4,000, on the excess over 5000
there is tax OF 3 per cent. exceeding $l0,-
600 there is tax of 5 per cent on the ex-
cess over 5000. On persons with very
heavy incomes the tax will be large if they
hnd it too heavy to be borne, they can find
enough willing to take their income and
pay the tax
From this brief epitome of the tax law
it will be found that the tax will not be
heavy on any one except those most wealthy
and best able to bear it. There are many
farmers that willnot pay, directly, ouece,d Of
t"r, and but few 'of the poor people will
have any Of this tax to pay but were it far
heavier it ought to be cheertully horne; it
is to support the Government founded bv
our noble Sires at far heavier cost And
without the benefccnt influence of that
Government all our possessions would be
without value. Then, when these Breckin-
Observation-Disclosures approach Won
with hearts full Of commiScration for the
burdens you are compelled to bear, and with
faces as long as your arm, tell them that it
is a tax made necessary by their foul and
causcless revolt against the Government
founded by ouro own Washington and his i'm
mortal compeerS; that I'LL the money and
all the priceless lives that are sacrificed in
queling this infamous rebellion are 50 mlny
sacrifices male because they are unwilling
to submit to the true Democratic princinl1
that a majority shall rule that it is all be-
cause they have not submitted. as all parties
have hitherto submitted, to the decisions OF
the American people, as expressed at the
ballot box, but have blindly. mally taken
W. arms against the Goverumnet of their
country in an attempt to hold by force the
political power wreStcd from them bv =
majority Of votes, forgetting that it is writ
ten in Gods Word that They who take
up the sword shall perish by the sword"
How different the generous tax so much
of by our Peace Democrats,
from that of the Confrdcracy with Which
they so much sympathize. Whilst our far
mers i'll Delaware and the loyal States are
not taxed silver upon the productions of
their farms, law has been introduced into
the rebel Congress that onc-fifth Of every
crop grown and head of stock raised, d,uIay
tie past gear, is to be paid into the rebel trea-
sury, and one-ifth Of every mans yearly
income
Smyrna times., 1862-10-09
Who is Responsible.

This whole slave question, says the Cambridge
inteligencer, be easily understood, and readily
disposed Of We have often shown that the ris. or
the rebellion, the decline of slavery. The death
blow of slavery struck simultaneously with the
lfe-bow of the rebellion. 1t is perfectly plain to
any ordinary intelligence that the destruction of slave
ry is the logical result of war for its support And
US lar as the war progressed the logic of events has
Kept pace with the logic ofspcculation in this matter
Enough has transprcd already to prove that the war
insugnrated by the rebels for the defence of slavery
VIII prove to be indeed its destruction This much
we cannot full to see though we shut our eyes
Now, who is responsible for this7 Is the loval
North, or the rcbellious South2 Ifslavery is mur.
dered, who is IFS murderer Is Abraham Lincoln
or jeff Davis7 All the damage that NAV he done
to slavery, all the tribulaton that prevails in our
communities, all the woe that fills our land ia tbe
work Of the rebels All the disasters that follov in
the train Of the war is their mischief. not ours.
whatever President Lincoln has done, has been dome
through the pressure Of umstanccs-circumstan.
created, and forced upon him, bv the rebels
themselves In view of all this it is the duty of the
loyal people to accept the of events and abide
the fate of war. They should turn nothing 10 the
account Of the rebels. Ifths war destroys slavery,
Smyrna times., 1862-10-09
1'ableaux.

We have the pleasure of informing our
citizens that a number Of our patriotic ladies
and gentlemen, Of this town, have taken
the trouble to prepare for them the hand
some entertainment of IaJleaur, which will
be interspersed with vocal and instrumental
music. We can promise our readers a rich
and rare treat on the evening above named.
and as 1t is cause of mercy and ,.ot politics.
all who can, ought to give it their coutc-
nance and support, the object being the
humane desire, flowing from sympathetic
hearts, to raise money for the purpose of
alleviating the sufferings of the sick and
wounded in our hospitals. We hope every
man and woman who can, will be in attcn-
dence to aid in the charitable work for
which these ladies' and gentleman have
imposed on themselves SO much labor 70
effect.
Smyrna times., 1862-10-09
THE LITTLE " ELECTION

The election for Inspector and Assessor came o4'
tuesday IN this State. In this Hundred the election
was quite warm, resulting in triumph Of he enemies
OF the government. The number Of votes nolled was
49, much larger vote than ever before poed at a
Little Election. This is to be accounted for mn tbe
ground that +" secesh" was thoroughly srgap;zsd
and marsh0lled all their forces to carry tho day.
Inc Union mon made less effort and consequently
came out considerably in the minority. Duck Creek
hundred and Kent county, in Get have been for
months accused of containing majority of scces
slonsts; we have plead for her loyalty, but now we
nave TO put our hands on our mouth and or faces
IN The dust in retlectng the result OF last Tues
day, and say, unclean! unclcan :!
There was much disorder and crowding at the
polls, having its origin in "seccsh trying 10 take
the window, and much Of the day it was almost an
'nPoSsiOity Tor an old or infirm man TO deposit a
vote With the increased number of voters at the
Zig Election, and il the spirit is manifested land
We 90 not look for an abatement ofi we can hardly
look for proper election unless something is dous
10 secure an open way to the window.
Cheers were frequently heard for jeff. Davis and
Stoncwall Jackson, and in Leipsic, we hear seccs.
sion flag was found house, which was. how.
ever, discovered by soldier of the 4th Delaware
torn down and tramplcd under foot.
The following is the vote in Kent and New Castle
counties. Sussex not heard from when we went TO
nreSs.
Smyrna times., 1862-10-09

THE TINES" is Prbiished srery Thursday, by
ROEr. ID. HoFFEcEEs, Editor and Proprietor, al
Sayrna, Gei.
TERMS HS-SrBscRrrrros,---Ons gear, $3.50 in ad-
uGnce or $500 i mol paid till end Of the gear No
paper discontinued HntiI all arrears are pdid-Only
at tie op;isn Of tie Publisher.
ApFERrsEAENrs-Fo erery square Of t'relre lines
or css, frst insertion, nifty cents; cch subsequent
i"seriios Twenty-Five cents LiJeral arrangements
made .rith yeayiy ana haif fyeariy adreriisers Ad
certisemeniS sent 10 hiout stating tie number Of
times 10 be Inserted, r;U be continued until forbid
den. and charged 0ccOrding to the aLore rates.
Smyrna times., 1862-10-09
NEW CASTLE co DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

!
The following ticket adopted at the Locofocc
convention at New Castle Saturday,
SenatOrs-Rathmell Wilson, Robert A. Cochran.
Observation-Disclosures A. B. Smith, Jeshcr H.
DixOn' George f. Brady, VIM. Bright, SamI Frazier,
Thos. J. Craven, Jas. r. Booth
Sher1-Isaac Grubb.
COrOner-James l.. Cox
Lery Court COmmissoners-Joseph Roberts, Ap-
poquiniminh Hundred.
Richard Ferguson,
William Polk, St. Georges
William f. Smullcy, White Clay Creek Hundred.
Aquilla Derrickson, Mill Creek
Alexander NJ. Biddlc, Red Lion
KENT COUNTY DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
The following ticket adopted at the so.called
Democratic Convention last Thursday:
SsnatorS-Dr. 6. salisbury, DIR. Thomas CahaIl.
R'preSe"totirrs-David l.. Spruance, john II.
Bcwlcy, james William, John Slay VIM. b. Stubs,
Robert Raughley, Curtis $. Watson.
&+eriJ-John c. Pcnnewin.
Coroncr-Nathan b. Fleming.
Lery Court Commssioners.-Jolm VI. VosheT
Duck Creek Hundred
f. X. Smith, Little Creek Hundrod
Henry Pratt, Dover Hundred.
Martlndae Collins, Milford Hundred.
ThE SEEDING.,--ln consequence Of the prolonged
drought IN this region ofc ,antty the frrmers have
had great difficulty in preparing their ground for
the seeding Of grain. There does not seem to be the
least moisture in the EARTH but as the time of sowing
gram has arrived, or farmers busy engaged in
"p't'ng 1t mto Groud as dry ashes.
Smyrna times., 1862-10-09
Eal Boots S' Shoes. yfl

We would say to oil in want Of ,ots and Shoes
t lot rne winter mat TSCHUDY has large assortment
bought auct on, which Ae is selling Mt ruInous
prices Mems Long eg Boots, 81 so and So Bey's
dlio, 81 an 81 sos Mems heavy Monroes, 81; Wo-
men % Leather Boots, rs cts; also. Ladies' Gate g.
hio anu Morocco Boots and Balmorals.
octS w. w. TSCHIJDY
Smyrna times., 1862-10-09
Goo AUD MALE or FEMALE AGENTS, TO
SELL LLOYD'S
STEEL PLATE COUNTY COLORED MAP
OF TIE UNITED STATES, CANADAS
AND NEW BRI -\SMIi,k


AND NEW BRUNSWICK.
From recent surveys, completed Aug. 10Th, 1862;
COST S@O'"CO to survey II and one years time
- perIor 10 anv SlU map ever made by Cotton or
Mitchell and = lis al the low price Ol 80 cents 37O
OuO names are engraved on this map.
1t Is not only onnIy map, but 1t is also County
and RAJ LEOAD Map the United States and Cana
das cnmhhed ~ one, giving EVERY RAILROAD
STATION aEd distances between.
Guarantee any woman or man S3 to SIS per dav
aud Will lake back all maps that cannot be sold and
refund the money
Send for 81 worth and try.
PTnled Instructions how 10 canvass we'll furnished
all our agents
nieI-WholesaIe Agents for our Maps in every
Slate, Calllornra. Canada, England, France and Cn
"a fortune may be made wrh a few hun red dol
lars caTltaI. No tomp pe'ition
}. I. LLOYD, No. lGl Roadway New York
Inc War Department uses our map of Virginia
hhryIand' aud ennsy ylyanIa, cost 500 CO., on hch
Is marked MlddlctnWn, Maryland Highs Williams.
port Ferry, Mdibrook Mills Noland's Ford and all
others on lhc Potomac, and every other place In Mary
land, Virginia and Pennsy Ivania, or money refunded.
Price 25 cents
From the Tribune, Aug I'd.
" LLoYDs MAPoF VIRGINIA, MARYLAND AND PEyS.
siLTANIA-Thls map is very arge IT'S cost is but rs
cents and IS the 6est wtich can be purchased"
Smyrna times., 1862-10-09

We must accept it one of the consequences of the
unhappy condition into which the rebels have pung
ed the country.
Smyrna times., 1862-10-09

1t Is stated in the Chicken that Col Andrews.
'f the lst Delaware Regiment, is under arrest.
lie previously offered his resign1gion, but it was
-efusrd
Smyrna times., 1862-10-09

VIM W. Tschudy gives notice of a large arrival
OF new goods for Fall use-drcss goods, Boots and
shoes, Hats and Caps, &c
Smyrna times., 1862-10-09
COAL .AND WOOR.

Inc subscriber would give notice 10 The cirzers %,
,ay 10 %nu VIcihly That he Is prepared to furnish
mem at the shortest notice with Coal md Wond a.,
w 60 'ow W.. oSs e. casi prices sAML REYNOLDS
Can DO found at The store OF John Cosden.
Smyrna times., 1862-10-09
DOCTOR A. Ill. SANBORN

as located III Smyrna and respectfully offers his pro-
Gssoha' services 70 the Inhabitants of this place and
nniTciniEy: OFFlCE-AT TIE HOUSE OF DAVID
fLEASIN'roN, RECENTLY ocgPIED BIS DR.. JNQ
~ mOoHE' myl5ly
Smyrna times., 1862-10-09

The First Delaware is now stationed at Bolivar
II .lghts Oh the opposite site of the Potomac.
Smyrna times., 1862-10-09
THE MARKETS

In Smyrna, white Wheat is selling at 1873
Red, l30; Corn, 65; Rye, GS Oats, 81
Round Potatoes, G2; Butter, Is cents per
b. Eggs, u cents per doz.