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From the Richmond Enquirer

MEssRs. EDITORS In the selection of men to fill
important public positions, it should be the aim of
Government to put the right man IN the right place
and never this sort of wisdom more necessary,
than in the present juncture Of affairs The recent
reverses of our arms teaches the lesson that our
generals should be taken; from among those who
or acquired skill and won renown in former wars
Among the latter no one has brighter record than
William j. Clarke, Colonel Of the 24:h regiment,
North Carolina troops. As Captain in the 18th
regiment United States army, he was, on the 10th
of August, 1s47, breveted Major "for gallant and
merltorious services at Paso Das Oyeiar, National
Bridge, and terro Gordo Mexico" (Sce dispatches
accompanying Presidents Message, 1917
Give him brigade, and he will add fresh laurels
to those which he has already won and by his cool
intrepidity and dashins gallantry contribute much
TO turn the tide of war from defeat and disaster to
victory and success L. s.
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READ WHAT THE PRESS SAYS OF 1T,
A N0RrII-CALOLINa BOOK.
HESPER, AND OTHER POEMS:
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
BY THEO. II. HILL.

OTlN1ONS Or THE PRESS.
owe have glanced some of Mr.. HIS verses and
hnd in them abundant marks of peic gcnns we'll as
polish and COED taste. THIS is The author first bnk and
The act tha he has venured to publish ii in revulutona
~ times like these certainly argues that lie full Of zeal
fur The id sanc-mei Of Southern literature and of cunf
dence IN the success Of that great Cia,.eon r
curry.
Here is taste. word facility word felicity correct and
musical verscatlun and aias that never BE- i'm.
pied it unexp essed. correct syntax. Ofths
peuis embraced in :. Hesper, the best to thinking
are Indian Summer" aud Taking u Snnoze q desclp.
tirepeces and poeiicaiIy descriptive
ern Li.rrary Measehyer.
The Star above the Manger"-s gem. Despair"
has much u" the wild aud weu spirit OF Poe 1t is truly
The picture OF Despair "St Valentines Day" is a light
burst Of flowers. and sunshine and birds and suw
l. is of the best poems the b.Gk Taking
Sno"ze evinces dne percrpt and superior descriptive
powers; and g Tear down that Flag" credabe alike
10 the patriotism and poetic fancy OF the aut hur Should
he write verses, the volume belre will give
him reputation as person Of genius and tasteRatsgs
(N c. .stun5ald
"There is glow of true celestial fire in many of the
pieces though they nearly all tinged with vein of
sadness ind cative Of misanhrupc spirit Tue following
is pleasant sample of the pure rythm and sombre sen,i.
ment which pervade the bpOk
My hopes are songs, siren sung
And flowers heI fairy fingers flung
Upon r,ck. TO which they ciung
They blo,ned awhile in beauty there,
Then persisted in its Alpine air.
And aoec that rock is bare and bleak;
Tie i.cr en- shuns its haggard peak;
And he who huunts the lonely shore
Will hear the siren sing more"
Southern Field and Fyeside
sparkes on every page with bright gems Of Thought
an expression. 4 The rer>ic is easy and flow.
ing, and Siemes marked bya sprngness and play rare.
" SURPASSED. il Of en- equasd "St Valentines
Day. Anacrepntlc and others " Church L.tety,gsnc
ave have had much ENJOYMENT in cur ramblings
through his pleasant pages PET rehury Express.
The Star above the Manager is almost mmi,abe"-
Gehtstaro Tribune.
this is true genuine poetry. 1t has about .that
gnay of thought and that happy adaptation Of express
sion that Distinguish poetry from verse and give
it the stamp Of currency and lasting salisbury
Bdnnsr.
The publishers will send this volume by mail free Of
postage. Price Fl per cnpy. liberal discount to the
trade. STkUTIIEK d MAROON
Publishers, Raleigh N c.
Feb g. 1852. !7-*tf
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mo. Isl

An Ordinance to authorize the holding OF a
Court Of oyer II d rerminer, at Wayuesvi,le,
i'll Haywood County.
!. Be it ordained By the Delegates of the people
Of A0rih- La,otiha in COnreati0n assembled and It
is hereby ordained by the authority Of the mme,
That HIS Excelency, the Governor Of the State be-
and he Is hereby authorized and requested to issue
Commission to any OF the Superior Court
Judges of this Stale, to hold court Of Oyer and
7srmtner, at WayneSvslie, in the County vi Hay
wood for the purpose of trying the persons now in
jail at that place. charged with high crimes which
Judge, when commissioned. shall he clothed with
all the powers necessary for the trial and punish
ment OF such offenders, their accompliccs, aiders
and abettorS.
3. Be IL FURTHER ordained That the said Judge
shall appoint day. early as practicable, for hold
ing the said court and shall give notice of the time
appointed 10 the Solicitor Of the District, and the
Sheriff OF the Countv, and shall direct the Sheriff to
notify three Justices Of the Peace to meet
at the office Of the County Court Clerk of SAID
county, and issue reaire to attend said court and
the Sheriff shall summons them to attend at the
time appointed at the Court House OF the said
county, and the Judge shall Cause the Grand Jury
to be drawn from the said centre who shall serve
Grand Jurors, to pass upon any bill bills which
may be sent before them. and the remainder of the
centre shall, unless excused by the court, serve as
traverse jurors, The said court shall have power to
order, II n cesSary, furttcr rehr' III sand cases.
3. BE il further ordained, That the same rules
and regulations shall govern the said court that
used at the regular terms, to the duties Of the
Judge the Solicitor, the Sheriff. and all others con-
cerned in the i'd causes of trial. and all under the
same pay, &c.
l. Be it further ord.iaea, That this ordinance
shall be in force fron and alter It's ratification
Passed and ratified in open Convention the 10th
day Of February, 1862.
w. n. EDWARDS,
Teste: Pres. Of Convention.
WALTER l.. STEELE, Secretary.
L. &. EDWARDS, Assistant Sec'y.
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THE NORM CAROLINA STANDARD: 1852

= IS
efVorth Caroline, in Contention, assembled and It
. hereby ordained 6y the authority of tho sante,
That the Chairman Of the County Court, and where
there is no Chairman, the County Court Clerk OF
each and every county IN this State shall by pub
lie notice. convene the Justices CT the County Courts
at their respective court houses the first Monday
in May, 1872 and majority Of the Justices being
present. they shall proceed to levy taxes for county
purposes, aud may in their discretion as now pro-
vlded BY law, levy the taxes for school purposes;
and the Clerk of the respective County Courts shall
in such cases. enter the proceedings Of said Justices
on the minute docket of said County Courts
part OF the record of said courts thus convened in
special session: Provided, That in counties hol ing
regular terms of their County Courts said month
OF May or the first Monday of June, the levy here
by required shall be made at such regular term.
2. BE 1t further ordained That the act Of the last
extra session of the General Assembly, entitled IAN
Act to enlarge the powers of the County Courts for
raising revenue for county purposes )" which re-
qures the Justices Of the several County Courts at
their first court after the first day Of January in
every year, to levy tax for county and school pur
poses &C., be- and the same is hereby modified and
repealed, SO far as the same may apply to the pre-
sent year, 1862
8. Be IL further orduined, That this ordinance
shall expire and be nappcable after the ear 1862,
4. Be IL further ordained That those counties in
which their County Courts have already levied tax
es for county and school purposes, and in those
counties in which they may hereafter levy the same
in ignorance Of the provisions of this ordinance, the
same shall be void and of no effect.
Passed and ratified in open Convention the 10th
day Of February, A. D., 1852.
". N. EDWARDS,
Teste: Pres OF Con.
WALTER L. STEELE Secretary,
L. Z. EDWARDS, Assistant Sec'y.
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mo. 1851
An Ordinance granting Bounty to certain North.
Carolina Volunteers.

Carolina Volunteers.
/. Be it orlained by the delegates Of the people
of North Carotiaa, in Contention assembled, aid
it is hereby ordtned by the authority Of the same,
That the volunteers from this State in the military
service of the Conf.deracy, where North Carolina
is or may be credited for the same by the Confed
crate Government justly entitled to, and should
therefore, receive the bounty authorized by the acts
OF the eighth day Of May, A. D., 1861, and of the
tent, day Of May, 1861, whether the same volun.
teered first to the State directly the Contede-
rate Government: Prorided hooersr, That the oil
GERS of all volunteers directly to the Confederate
States shall make such returns as the Governor
may require.
2. BE it further ordained That the Governor
be authorized and requested to direct the paymaSter
to pay all volunteers, VINO may not have receives
the same, such Sounty as they are declared to he
entitled to by the above section of this ordinance
Passed and ratified in open Convention the 10th
day Of February, a. D., 1852
W. N. EDWARDS,
Teste: Pres Of Convention.
WALTER L. STEELE, Secretary.
L. c. EDWARDS, Assistant Secretary.
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No. IA.
A Resolution to Print an Ordinance.

Re~olred by the Delegates IF the people of
North Caroti"a. in Contention assembled, umd 1t is
hereby ordained 6y the authority Of The mme, That
the Secretary OF the State be authorized aud directed
to have printed three hundred copies Of the ordi-
nance this day passed, entitled IAN ordinance con
corning the cvyins of taxes by the County Courts,
and forward one copy each to the Sheriff, County
Court Clerk and Chairman of the County Court OF
each and every County in the State.
Passed and ratified IN open Convention the 10th
day of February, \. D., lot2
w. n EDWARDS,
Teste: Pres of Convention.
WALTER L. STEELE Secretary,
l.. T.. EDWARDS, Assistant Secretary.
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H1LLsBoRoUGH MILITARY ACADEMY

der eaicrnt management on WEDNESDAY, March
5th The services of Ulcers having been permanently Sc
cured no Iur.her Of duties need be spPre'
hended. -
SUPERINTENDENT u. N. A.
I'll, Hiilsboruugh. NC.
Jan. 81, 1862. iV-sw&wan
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mo. ILL.,
NO. IT.
A Resolution in relation tothe MINIS.

Resolution in relation to the MINIS.
Resotred, That in the opinion Of this Convention,
it is of the highest importance to the interests of
the Confederate States, that the MINIS situated with.
in their limits should be placed in operation at the
earliest practicable period, and that the Senators
and Representatives in Congress be requested to
use their best exertions to obtain this object.
Passed and ratified in open Convention, 7th day
Of February, 1852.
WN. EDWARDS,
Teste: 49, Pres of Convention.
- WALTER L. STEELE Secretary,
L. G. EDWARDS, Assistant Secretary.
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mo. 10. !
NJ ~
An Ordinance to au horize the Treasurer to issue
Treasury Notes.

An Ordinance 10 au horIze The Treasuter 10 issue
Treasury Notes.
Be 1t ordained by the Delegates Of the peopls Of
North Curo'ina in Contention assembled, and 1t Is
hereby ordained by the authority Of tile same, That
the Pubic Treasurer he. and he is hereby author
lied to issue any amount of Treasury notes, now
hand, not exceeding one hnn1rel and twenty thou
sand dollars, above the denomination of twenty dol
lars: Proried. Said notes shall bear no interest
and prorided. further. That this amount shall be
part Of the three millions heretofore ordered to be
issued.
Passed and ratified IN open Convention, the 4th
day of February, a. d., 1862
w. n. EDW ARDS,
Teste: Pres. of Convention.
WALTER L, STEELE, Secretary.
L. G. EDWARDS. Assist Secretary.
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RECRUITS FoK THE N. c. oAyALRf.

iucrea.r the number VI his Regiment to 1851, wants
to enlis, 5,o recruits immediately
Recruiting officers now stationed at prcmnens po'nis
in those Counties nom whence The several canpspes Of
his regiment came % enlist recruits to pay the bounty
10 Eli o may be accepted, and IL forward them on
Il once to the regiment Citizens If my own loved State
we need yuur hep in this eriss feel sure my call VIII
" R. RANSOM.
Col lst. n. G. Cavalry.
Azuy oS Pptszna0 HkM L. lisa S~wtsw4ApG
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should be actuated by only one motive It shor,,
Dc the touchstone Of every enactment or o,Bc,',
act-TnE PUBLIC GOOD These considerations sna
only these. have actuated me in the reflections sh
matted s..Fz- 'u0'
~ ASHLAR.
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Since June LIST, ISL we have published OF the above
tsacis five million Of pages, over hat of which We
have given away mostly to the sders aud the other ~e
said about the cost OF getting them out i'up pages lot
one dollar; Come To Jesus. Call Prayer YOUR soul.
got them trum the North. Hymns for the Camp 10, lss
and IL cents copy. .,.
Each publication is approved BY all the Pastors OF this
City. W j. w. CRo"DEn,
R.Ie;v; G Ayent.
+. 81 also have = supply Of the Pocket testament
printed at Nashville, Tenn. A. ~,
March 7, tsSa. ''' I"-"'
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mo. III

Resolution respecting the Pay Of the Thirty.
Eighth Alignment Nor.h carolina Volunteer RS.
Resotced, That the pay rolls of the companies of
the thirtyeighth regiment Of North Carolina voun-
tees be ade out and received from the date of the
acceptsncek Of the COMPANIES respectively
Passed and ratified in open Convention the 9Th
day of February, A. D.. 1862.
W. N. EDWARDS, )
Testei = - z+.. - Pres. Of Conventions
WAlrrx /. 'srsELE, Seoy. :.
: 1. G. EpwAxDs, Asst Sec'y. -
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sIH Standard
7resptkeLLER's REPORT.

HfroHr CO THE CoMPTRoLLER0 E PUBLIC
ACCeLNfS FOR THE FISCAL YEAR END
gNG SEPTEMBER 81, 1861. -
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An Ordinance roneeyaing the LevyiRx Of Taxes
BY the County Courts.s ~ - = $50 p
J. II u ssdaiasJ Ag tAes dasoGta q tAsP6Yb
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An Ordinance to authorize the holding Of
Court Of oyer II d rerminer, at Waynesvi,le,
i'll Haywood County.
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;ntv veterans, than with seventy as green as them
selves. A moments reflection will suggest many
other advantages. There is one which | cannot
omit calling attention to. These regiments now
number about seven hundred men each. They are
fully Differed. 10 increase them to twelve hun
dred and fifty men would not add single officer
Suppose, instead of being increased they retaii,
their present number; the Confederate Government
wanting SO many men. not 20 many regiments it
becomes necessary for North Carolina to double the
number OF regiments She therefore places another
regiment OF eight hundred men by the side Of one
OF these old regiments The two OF fifteen hundred
men would not be SO easily inanoeuvred together,
nor SO ethcient, as twelve hundred and fifty men
under the better organization of the old regiment,
but would be attendant with double The baggage
tram and double the expense in officers pay with
the additional pay Of two hundred and fifty men,
who might be better used to swell another OF these
regiments This additional expense is only about
eight thousand dollars to the regiment or some hun.
dred and fifty thousand dollars per month to the
C"nfederacy for North Cardinals quota Besides,
these small regiments are an anomaly In the ar
mics OF Europe they number usually two Thousand
/. or twenty-five hundred men. In France they are
/ always Of the latter number.
How, It possible, these evils are now to be reme-
died am at a loss to suggest unless the Adjutant
General give this Ordinance very latitudnous con-
struction and transfer to these regiments the rac'
tons Ct companies arising under the 9Th section.
Indeed it would condnce the interest OF the Con
federste Government to make many OF the comn'ss-
sions obtained by virtue Of this Office providing or.
dinance, sinecures, transfer the men TO the State
Troops and allow the officers to resnain at home in
|, idleness, drawing their pay.
It is no time for Convention or Legislature to
| provide official patronage The interest Of the
uoaosry in this dark hoVr Of trial rsYisp that u
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to the company for such subscription Of Stock then.
and in that case the whole Of such balance shall be
held due ut once to the company, and may be re-
covered of such stakeholder, or his executors, ad-
ministrators or assigns at the suit of said company,
either by summary motion in any court OF superior
jurisdiction in the county where the delinquent re-
Sides on previous notice Of ten days to SAID SUBJ
scriber or by action Of assumpsit in any court Of
competent Jurisdiction or by warrant before jus
Ice Of the Peace, when the does not exceed one
hundred dollars and in all cuses of assignment OF
stock before the whole amount has been paid to the
company, them for all sums on such stocks. both
the orglnal subscriber and the first and all subse-
quent assgnees shall be liable to the company, and
the same may be recovered as above described.
TO- BE IL FURTHER ordained, That the debt Of the
stockholders due to the company for stock therein
either Us original proprietor first or subsequent
assignee, shall bs considered as Of equal dignity
with Judgments in the distribution OF assets Of a
deceased stockholder by his legal representatives
II. BE 't.furthsS ordained. That SAID company
shal! issue certificates Of stock to its MEMBERS and
said stock may be transferred in such manner and
form a. may be directed by tho bylaws of the
company. - .....-
10. BE IL further ordained That the said com.
pany may, at any time, increase its capital stock to
| sum sufficient to complete said road, not exceed.
ing the additional sum of ons hundred thouSxud
Collars, by opening books of subscription Of new
slocH or borrowing money on the credit Of the
company. and the mortgage of Its charter and
wosks. and the manner in which the same shall be
aons. ~ either case, shall DO prescribed hy the
10. ~ further r<sosesa. That oil contracts Or
agreements, authenticated by the President and
secretary o! the Board. shall be binding on the
company. with or without a seal: such 4 mode of
naturalization shall be used ~ the no.ppany. ~
tssis ty-iaws, NAY sdops :
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RAILROADS.
PERU AND INDIANAPOLIS
r. ILR O a d
1862. MI - 1862.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
New Route TO Chicago via Kekome.
80 Mills SHORTER THAN OTHER ROUTE.

an AND AFTER NAY s. iss2, trains viii be
~ run a. follows
A Mail Train will leave indianapolis at lille NJ,
stop all stations and make clo~e connection az kokomo
with train the Cincinnati and Chicago Air Line Kali
road for logan>port Val araso and Chicago and arrive
Peru Sis y. NJ. VA time make connections With
trains the Toledo and Wabash Railway going East and
West
Returning. The same train will leave Peru ~ 600
A. NJ after the arrival Of the train the T. W. X W.
the East and srrfvr indianapolis al $50 A NJ
in time make connections for all points East, South
and West
Expresstrain will leave indianapolis AT lo-35 r. NJ,
kokono with Tor Chicago and arrive At
Peru 500 A. NJ IN time 70 make connection with rsins
going East and West the Toledo and Wabash Rail-
Returning the train will leave Peru AZ 100 NJ.
making close connection AZ kokomo with the trains
on the cincinnati aud Chicago Railway from Chicago
Valparaiso and Logan>port. and arrive ~ indianapolis at
4:lo NJ m time connect with the evening trains Tor
Cincinnati. Louisville and other point.
Special attention given the transportation az live
stock produce and merchandise generally
DAVID MACY, General Agent aud Superintendent
THEo p. HAueHKY, General Ticket Agent apl eddy
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v.~,s.s - -xnx a., A, n,rt Of rum eapsl sP>ret
~, ,,.ss I ,<hsr'ryr,s 80 ,ul~sances SPITE 3
Vegetable oilS. per gallon
Vegetable pulmonary bsiss'n. ssmrss ir''n 3. s 81
nee
vsrsnIfazs z.m< A. .-p<ntifrscs.-'
Warehouse ulry casscm 800 nos e<eera-T -
Ing one dollar IN value. stamp duty zSo~''s'
~, 10 so s.e-ea'As one ''''A'' $50 50 cents
DO. do. exceeding Eve soiisrs in value "
Warehouse receipts. stamp duty @oen.s-
Whisky. Per gallon @er"t>
D. rrcfifes = not 20 pay an Additional duty.
Whole ale deaers under whicL term J. irxinded
every person who's business s-ucupstion =
TO Ssll or s.ner o sell 1rsccrics. gos-f-
wars or merchandise. .ftre An CT domestic
production. by than ote original pack
axe OF piece q time. % the same pur-
chaser. nssi uciadts< ~ises, spiritooa< OF malt
liquors. for each isessEe --ltl1 - -
Wholesale dealerS IN liquors q every dcscrp-
! ti,.a. Including distilled spirft-. fermenfed -
saors and wines 81 all kinds (per~ons other
/ than dstiers. who seil OF Offer Coz sale any
such liquor. IN quantities q more than three
/ gallons a time the same purchaser, are
inclaied,) for each license 100 70
Willow. msnufacrur~s % t per c.
Vine made OF grapes. PER gallon cents
Nthdrsssfentry custom house. stamp duty 80 cents
wood, manufactures Of IL not otberwise pro-
vided for per Ct
Wood screws s1-. II cts-
Wool manufactures Of otherwise specified. per IT,
worsted manufactures u, Otherwise specified per CT
Worm beverages. same a. 'Dentffrice.''
Writ sfamp duty 50 cents.
Zinc MANUFACTURES o. not Otherwise specified. per CT
1 Do oxyde IL. per loo pOands - cents
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INDIANAPOLIS AND CINCINNATI

r a L r Q "A ID
- - - So
shortest Route by Thirty Mtbes!
40 CHANGE OF CARS To CINCINNATI,
Three indianapolis Daily. lSundsys excepted)
4 HIRST TRAIN.-52o An CINCINNATI LIGHTNING
Il Express arrives al Cincinnati al 10 M and Lex
ington. Nv. s.3o Y. N It# 1852
Second 1ran-1o.sO A. M.-Ciucnnati Mail. arrives q
Cincinnati $40 r. NJ making clse connection with Little
Miami Railroad Tor ioveland. Morrow. Columbus New-
ark. Zane>viile. aud Wheeling.
Third Train-es5 p NJ Cincinnati Express, arrives At
Cincinnati ITO y. NJ.
Fare by any other route
Call your tickets the Indianapolis and Cincinnati
Railroad.
Baggage checked through.
SPECIAL NoroE.-Be get In the right train at
indianapolis. The only Cincinnati train, stands on the
fifth track being the fsrtbest track south the Union
Depot. al indianapolis.
W.. l.. NOBLE. General Ticket Agent.
WV. POWELL. Travelling Agent my2s 81
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THE NATIONAL TAX.

rhe Faxes - yos~a ~ the Tax Hill,
ana PASSED. ~ Congress, Jaoe 23ds
ssas-Tne aDasaes - nucoaess onsa.
sasaace cosoUaDsess 0as treaa C~so-
paasess &c.-The Taxes em DsssttIe6
spsssss, 0oaassesss>s, Osis, Paper,
Gas, Candles, Tsbaccs, Saosss ses
gavs, essWy ssap, seseWss Cessh Lee.
shev, Csu~, wine. cssl &c.-rsse Tss
On Cesssn-Ghe License Tax, &c., Ac.
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4 Ksw iS>TKUMESf-JUsT THE THING Fon
"a sabbath Schools, Academies and small Churches.
" EA4 ~ C8a ~ n -.
uy7 WILLARD = sJowKLI.
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The Tar BiI Just passed both Beusss ef Congress on
the I'D ef We give below table 81 the ss>ss Inn
posed. The - the articles and classes Of persons
taxed srrsnxed sphsb~tca form, rendering the
table valuable for convfns~n' ant rerdy reference
The taxes imposed q the following