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sag- We have made the above REDUCTION IN PRI-
CES with the two fold view of beneGtng the public and
ourselves The public have been swnded by spurious
machines made in imitation of The metal in them
from the iron casting to the smallest piece of poor
quality Their makers have not the means to do their
work well. They hid away in secret places where.
it would be impossible to have at their command, the
proper mechanical appliances. 1t is only by doing a.
great business, and hav6Aaxtensive manufacturing
tablishments that good machines be made at mod
crate prices. The best designed machines, BADLY
MADE, always liable to get OHt of order, and are
70 cost considerable trouble and money to keel,
them in repair
The qualities to be looked for in Machine are GER
tany of correct action at all rates of speed, simplicity
OF construction, great durability, and rapidy opera
ton, with the least labor. Machines to combine these
essential qualities must he made of the best metal and
finished to perfection. We have the ways and mems
grand scale to do this,
The purchasers of machines whose daily bread it may
concern, will find that those having the above qualities
not only work well at rapid well as sEoaU rates OF
speed but last long in the finest possible working order
Our Machines, MADE Gy as, will earn more naoaea
with less labor than any others whether in imitation OF
ours not In fact they cheaper than any other
machines gift.
ESy~ Local agents wanted
Nj GTNGER 2> 20
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The .tozloniaa in ~ y. or: Sec. 81, T. 2, r. %,
Third Ward.
DURKEE's EASTERN ADDITION.
StmaO--oO the n or of sec g and
The fo7lo,oirag in N. e. Or. Sec. 6, 7. !, r.

The Jo1l0lcing in N. Il. Or. Sec 6, I. !, r. %.
Hogan pit n or sec :, com and 229
# of the of said or sec, thence
al S-12 II, thence rods, thence
Al SIP IT, thence n rods to beginning,
S Love-Pt II e or Of sec 6, com in S line
of Deming street, 164 # W of line OF
sd or sec, thence W on said st 81 Alp IT,
thence $50 S-12 #, thence e 81 t,thence
II 172 IT to beginning, ~
J Brown-Pt or sec ., com on line
OF Deming st, 251 Alp fl W ofe line OF sd
or sec, thence said st II 4-l2 feet,
thence $ 1S9 It, thence u 2-lz It ,thence
$50 SIP It, to beginning, 70
A Kenyon-Pt n or sec 8, com 264 II 8 of
n W cor OF lot II in said or sec and on
line OF KenOsha st, thence to e line of
lot 10, thence line Of lot -, A feet,
thence to c line of Kenosha st, thence
A IT, to beginning, ~
II Peters-Pt of lots u, IS and A. on
or Of section g. com at e cor Of lot II,
thence on line of lot 81 feet, W to W
line of said lot, thence on line OF sd
lot to a point A IT Of the s line Of said
lot, thence W across lets Is and IA to W
line of lot IA, thence n to n W corner Of
lot ID, thence e on n line of said lots Ia,
Is and II to beginning, 80
II Peters-Pt OF Il e or of sec 6, com on
W line ofKenosha st "a # Of n OF
lot u, S of common thence 8 80 It, thnce
to the W line Of lot ~, thence n 80 II,
thence to beginning. II
VIM White-Pt n e or, sec 6, com So # of
the n e cor Of lot 16 and line Of
Kenosha st, thence W to potato roase
Of the line of lot Is, thence Al feet,
thence to Kenosha st,thence A IT to
beginning
Jno ii Nicho's-Lots %, q and part Of lot
%, beginning at the corner of lot .,
thence on the e line OF said lot Is It,
thence W to point So # of the
of said lot, thence to the cor, thence
e to the be ginning, also all the land ly-
ing of SAID parcels Of lots /, and e
OF the telegraph road and bounded shy
alley between lots %, &c. 157
Hessberg & Bro-Ptn or sec g. com ~
rods $ and 10 rods of the e cor Of lot
IT. thence rds, thence W IL rds,
thence n rods, thence e5 10 rods to
beginning, D D
S Forbe5-pt n G or sec 6: com u rds of these
cor Of lot II, and 10 1-2 rds of centre Of Old
Chicago road, rds, l-2 rds, n rds,
c ) 10 to beginning, . d
6 Is Scott-Pt Or sec 9: com 10 rds 8 OF Sc
cor Of lot Il, thbnce y 10 rds, rds, G 10
rds, n 3 rds to beginning, D y
Chas b Ford-Pt or sec 6: com IS Sd rds 8
OF the s line Of lot II and 29g 1-2 # v Of the W
line Of Old Chicago road, thence 10 rds,
n B IS rds, c IL rds to beginning 81 q
4 o Neiil-Pt n Or sec 6: com rds & 43 l-9
rds of e Of lot II, thence par'l with
line Of lot IT, AZ #, ) 1-2 rds, ~ #, n 8 1-2
rds TO beginning, 20 q
/ ONeill-Ptn or sec 6; com IS rds & 14fs
of the G of lot II and on the W line Of he
Old Chicago road, thence Al 1-2 #, W rds,
n A. IL it, e rds to beginning, II 70
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6NtAAlE INTO THE ENCLOSURE OF THE SJBsCRT-
- ber in the Town of Pleasant Prairie on SATURDAY.,
the Dist OF June last light red COW, somewhat marx
ed with white, supposed to be about twelve years old =
The owner is requested to call, prove property, pay
charges and take her away.
A. +. COFFEEN.
ont prnir IL I1nnnQ
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rINHE HORACE MATERs pIANos

TENHE HORACE WATERS PIANOS
4 and Melodeons and Alexandra o. gans, and 4.
GILBERT CO.'S celebrated Eoan Pianos, the
hnes instruments for parors and churches now in use
large assortment can be at the warero oms
No. 46l BROADWAY, between Grand and Broome SITS
which will be sold at extremely low prices Pianos and
Meiodeons, from sundry markets. and second hand
to let, and rent allowed if purchased per agreement
Monthly payments received for the Secondh and
Pianos and Meodeons at great bargains; prices from
SIS to 800. Sheet Music, Music Books, and all kinds
of Music Merchandise, at war prices Pianist in at.
tendance will try music.
OPINIONS PRRSs.
"The Horace Waters Pianos known as among the
very best We enabled to speak of these
with some degree of confidence, from personal knowl-
edge Of their excellent tone and durable quality-Ne0
York EUGagelist.
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NOTICE

' sNHE FoLLoNING PROPERTY WILLIE SOLD Fol
4 charges at the Depot OF the M5,arta "a rSi
cage Railroad, in Kenosha, August 25th, 1862
Y b. FuTguson-1 Box Drugs
y. >. Loumsburgh-1 Lumber Wagon
Mary wood Box Goods.
W; ~ Patient Hay Press
J. w. Eincent-I Cast Wheel
A. Moon-6 Boxes Drugs.
Keposbs. lime astb 7se, JOHN T. MOODY, MT.
i10- 2m3
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Singers Letter A Machine.

the best Machine in the world for SEWING and
Light Manufacturing purposes: Price, a0st Henl8er)
and beautifullyornamented, $50.
The Nos 1 and Machines great capacity and
application for manufacturing purposes.
Our No Machines are especially adapted to ali
kinds of light and heavy Leather Work, in Carriag
Trimming, Boot and Shoe Making, Harness Making ETC.
etc. They are OF extra size, with arm long enough
to take under it and stitch the largest sized dashes
There scarcely any part of Trmmers stitching that
cannot be better done with them than by hand So too
the saving of time and labor very great he table or
these machines is "a inches long, and tao shuttle viii
hold six times the usual quantity Of thread The large
machines work as fast as small ones.
We would ask for Letter A Machines, the special
attention of Vest Makers and Dress Makers, and ALI
those who want machines for light manufacturing
purposes They embody the principles of the standard
machines, making like them, the interlocked STITCH and
destined to be celebrated for FAMILY SEWING and
light manufacturing purposes standard machines
are for manufacturing purposes in general.
We have always on hand, HemmIng GungeSr
SILK Twist, Linen and Cotton Thread, Oh
SpOOis, Best Machine OIL in bottles, etc., etc.
We manufacture Needles, and would warn
all persons using Machines not buy any others.
We know there needles sold of the inferior
quay at higher prices than charge for the best
the needles sold by manufactured especially for
our Machines. 4 bad needle may render tie best
H0chiDe almost 9tSeLeSS
Our customers may rest assured that all our Branch
o4ces are furnished with the genuine article"
In case of small purchases the money NAV be sent in
postage stamps, or bank notes.
gS Correspondents will please write their names dis.
tncty IL Is all important that should in each case
know the Post Office, County and State.
w All persons requiring information about Sewing,
Machines their sizes, prices, working capacities and
the best method of purchasing, obtain il by sending
to us, or any of our Branch Offices for q copy Of
|. Nj, Singer & Co.'S Gazette,
Which is beautiful Pictorial Paper entirely devoted to-
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Great Reduction in the Prices
o.
Singer & Cd. s STANDARD MAGHITES
be tie Best ton
Dgyr1,1coe

No. 4. Standard shuttle Machine, for
merIy sold AT $50, Reduced TO $40.
No. 3, Standard shuttle Machine, for
merly sold at 500, Reduced 10 9g5.
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TAX NOTICE.

OFFICE OF THE CLERK BOARD OF SuPERyisoRs1
kenosha County, Wisconsin, June 20 1862.
The following list of the Unredeemed pieces parcels
and lots land situate lying and being in the county
kenosha and state Of Wisconsin, which sold the
day Of April 1860 for the unpaid taxes of 1852
each tract piece lot of land the Of the
person to whom assessed to any and the amount Of
charges and interest calculated to the last day ORE
uePlon due each parcel of land. Now therefore, No
nee hereby given that unless lands be redeemed on
OF Iore the tenth day Apr 1863 they will be conveyed
to the purchaser IRA PEIRCE CLERK
1zw3 OF the Board of Supervisors OF Kenosha Co.
me following lots and parcels of land southeast
quarter OF section 81 Town Range 49, in the First Ward
of the city of Kenosha.
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WHEELER & CLARK
NTEv YORK MEDICAL 1xsrIrUrE.

benevolent Institution endowed the of Chronic
DISEASES OF EVERY NATUk AND PROTECT
9UACK ADAER No charges
medicine until cured and in Oextrsme TREAT
MENT FREE No Minerals or Poisonous Drugs used The
Fhyelans nave had long and extensive experience
IN private and Hospital The following are some
OF the complaint 10 which special attention is given. All
9seases o. 5g HEAD Throat Lungs Heart, Stomach Liver
hdney badder rheumatism, Fits, Cancer, Piles Nervous
AHectons diseases OF the Sexual Organs Seminal weak
ness lmpc tenee and Nirulent Diseases of every ntre ps
tIye!y cured. seases Of FINAL AMI Ar rRRrCr
TIES success ally treated Blindness and Deafness enIed
without pa'H ,r1tohs Patients treated by letter Nv
sendiEg q - OF their case Medicine sent "a an
cart Of tfa =. Gonsgitaton free to all address.
ly43 BROsaQ ADV ~ -. i,if,SSict-is
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NEW MUSIC.-"SHALL WE KNOW
l ' Each Other There" song and chorus, by Rev Mr.
Lowery, author Of sabbath Bells, Chime on" This
song is good Price % cents Mailed free. 4 pianist
in attendance to try music.
HORACE WATERS, Publisher, ISL Broadway.
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=. w. SHEYTEzE, NE. 3D.,
No. goo South NiUlh street,
(HUNTER's BULLDOGS,
PHILADELPHIA.
"IHB ROYAL INDIA RUBBER CO.'O'
Gutta PerCha Female Syrige,
Highly Recommended by Physicians of


all Glasses, for Special Purposes.
EAVING been appointed gent FOR the City of Phil.
Il isdelphia, U, 5. by the "Roya India Rubber Com
pany" of England for the sale Of their highly improved
Patent Gutta Percha Female Syringe, can now offer
this most admirable article which heretofore was so
difficult to obtain. These SyInges have always been
noted for their durability and neaness taking the prize
al the WORLDS Fair, London and other similar fairs
throughout the world and in consequence of this,
eFera inferior articles have been palmed the public
aS genuine All the Royal Companys syringes that are
Apoteu 10 the United States pass through my hands,
sua none are genuina but with my signature attached
ce Ior each Syringe, handsomely boxed, containing
u.. aceompanments and directions for use $500
PERSONS wishing to know their excellent Qualities can
san san what information requisite by writing ~.
PERSONAL visits for consultation unless urgent uust
pc maze between the hours OF 4. NJ and P M atpv
estaoshment For further particulars please address
confdentally, i'NU3' "NN eSS'
..EE q, =. w. SlIYTRE
No. 2G6 Soutl. Ninth Street
$3.50 Hunters Buildngs,1 81.
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
- II any Of my readers, male or female whose
ana present habits cause them need medical adi
"F perfect restoration CT the system o., arr r.
Ell TO conhde IN me, and will guarantee t1e, hab
active and happy future. My long experience and 49,
tlce make me an adept in these cases. lyI pa
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try OF Consumption Every physician knows that wi tn fully
two thirds OF tins number the disease commenced as
CATARRT I'm THE NOSE.
The next step being to the throat bronchial tubes and
lastly the lungs. ~
II is easier to than CONSUMPTION and nv
curing the first the latter Persons should nm
dertand that the better way to to pre-
vent it. - f-N
The symptoms of Catarrh they generally apoea re Mt
hrst very slight Persons find they cold ana u TINT
they have frequent attacks and sensitive to tb
changes temperature In this condition the nose NAV he
dry slight discharge tn and acrid afterwards becom
ing thick and adhesive the disease becomes chronic the
discharges are increased in quantity and
they now thick and heavy and got rid of y
blowing the nose else they fall into throat and are
bad breathi the voice thick and nasal the eye
weak the sense OF smell Is essened desroyed
frequently takes place. Another
symptom OF Catarrh is that the person obi red to
THROAT in the morning of thick Shiny mucous ich
fallen down from the head during the night When ii takes
place the person may be that his disease is on its wa
to the lungs, and should lose in arrestin il The
above are the symptoms Of Catarrh they appear in differ
cases - -
By the aid Of the LIQUID C.4T.4RRH REMEDY all !
these symptoms can be quickly and euslly removed
Andl have sufficient confidence in the Remedy to asHre ali
who disposed to test its virtue curing Catarrb THAI
after the trial of the Remedy tn no benefit re-
ceived, the amount paid viii be returned
Price of the Catarrh Remedy S200-sufcent for se on
moA til, with full and clear directions "
Office, lS2 South CLARK Street CUE-stairsl
Address, DR.. D. II. SEFLYE
Post Office Box 1881 Cbicaro III
Sold in kenOSha by lyjl
WHE ELI ERR 81 CLARK
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s ABBATH-sCHooL BELL, No. :
IS 900 COPIES ISSUED THE FIRST TWELVE

Months of its publication. 1t is entire New Work. of
nearly geo pages Many of the Tunes and Hymns were
written expressly for this Volume. 1t will be as
popular its predecessor (Bell No which has up
to the number OF 55 600 copies in SO months
oustrippng any SundaySchoo Book of its size issued
in this country. Also, both Volumes bound in
to accommodate schools wishing them in that FORM
Prices of Bell No 2 paper covers 10 cents, s2 per 100
Bound, 25 cents $1S per 100. Cloth Bound Embossed
Guilt, 30 cents, t20 per 100 Behs Nos and bound
together 40 cents $50 per 100 25 copies furnished at
the 100 price. Cloth Bound Embossed Guilt 80 cents
$40 per leo Mailed, postage Free at the retail price.
HORACE WATERS, Publisher
45tf No. 481 Broadway, New York.
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Horace Waters Modern Impro'd overi'r""
IRON FRAME PIANOS.

49,. ;...,, pronounced by the press AID Music Masters
a. ~ ,,neror Instruments. They are built OF the beSI
and most thoroughly seasoned materials and will STAND
any climate.
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|. Nj, Singer 3 Co.'s Gazette,

Which beautiful Pictorial Paper entirely devoted to
the suhject-It will be sent GRATIS.
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ESTRAY NOTICE.

/ M. SINGER & Co.,
ass, broadway, N. ".
lukee Ofiee--l7 NEWHALL HOUSE. Two
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Lays of Wisconsin.
OFFICIAL.
I Published Jnne 70, IoO<. !
CHAPTER 4O4.

dos and 70 repeal chapter IFS of the general avs
ofi86O entitled Gan act TO regulate the license and
keeping of dogs
- P1AD5e ofMe STATE Of Wisconsin, Seprsse7 IN
N.,rlf AesaanhLa ID ri rs foLLOlcs.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-02-04
From Charleston.


* sE92s s=i- zTz7777ig r.-gs - 60 8Sz lysesa
h From Charleston. sg 55esS-asl.f,gss
| CHARLEsTes,s Jan. 3.-7Mr. a. S. Wellington, the
proprietor of the Charleston Courier, died in this
city yesterday (Sunday.) 5,s sa4ss "a rs -.
| From Richmond X 2
| RICHMOND, Jan. The Constitution, with troops
on board for Picayune Buffers expedition at Ship
Island, is at Hampton Roads, and expected to leave
at any mement. ,s 1a4ssss 1t.5..G :, sss.5
T. Capt. semmes, of the Confederate steamer Sum.
tier, has published long, defiant letter in the Lon.
don Times. offering to meet any Yankee war vessel
Of the Sumter size. s,zgrs.-.. - =. :, =,
We had snow this morning, and it is cold and
sloppy tonight. j, a.. ss.,.rss s., -. =
Congress continues its secret session. but nothing
transpires, and news official or otherwise is ex.
ceedingy scarce. Ed s..Ss5,.f -, = -
THE Southern Line has been interrupted morning
between this city and Memphis, which lepiyes press
Memphis and Nashville repors-REr.1 s' q.
RICHMoNp, Feb. 3.-The N. Y Herald Of the lst
inst. is received, containing the following intelli-
| gence "a
4 The Cunard steamship Africa assarrived with
| Liverpool dates of the l9th.sa4The news from Ed
rope contains the following important items:
| A coalition iseabout forming between England
and France for armed intervention in American
| affairs. #8 .4+.ss5. ass =.
! The Allies vehemently object to the stone feet
I DlQchade OIL CnaTleStOn, ana Inc, DIOckaQe Will
4 probablybe impugned by the European powers,
| with view to its annihilation. 4s, .. u
The Herald says England openly espouses Anglo
& French Intervention, with the view Of a pacifca-
i lion of the Federals and COME ederates.
The English journals indicate speedy objection
4 by the Government to the blockade.
4 The Heralds Paris correspondent says Napoleon
4 will lead in the matter
/ Mason and Slide are anxiously expected at
Paris s-ts ss- e, a--sf s'E>5+= 5s'N 49,
England is progressing in developing an immense
naval and military force.
4 The South American Admiral, Danes, will joir
4 Admiral Milne at Halifax.
4 The English prohibition of the expectation o.
saltpetre is removed. }Fars~ r -t-r-
II The Sumter was ordered to leave Cadz, and she
: had goneAto Gbrater. The Federals have sen
after her four steamers and three sailing vessels
and the Constellation is fitting out at Portsmouth
Il N. H., for the same object.
II An overland expedition is fitting out under Gen
Lane to attack Galveston.
y Gen. Scott is going to Kentucky in search o
health. 55.s
Later by the Africa.
, LIVERPOOL Jan. Indications here point tt
an alliance between England and France, and per
haps other powers, for arrestDg the war between
the Northern and Southern States, and the destroy
ing of the port of Charleston 375sGsSer a. 81
The probable stone fleet operations at othel
Southern ports is creating indignation Throughout
Europe. The raising of the blockade is evidentl,
: engaging the serious attention of the Eurepeal
t powers.
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The SUMTER TO BE TAKES..-The New York
Herald demands that war vessels be sent to the
Mediterranean to stop the career Of such piratical
cruisers as the Sumter and Nashville. This is con-
tanned; in comments upon the fact that the Sumter
has recently captured three American vessels,
burned one, and taken the remaining two into the
port of Cadiz. This was done over the protest of
the United States Consul ,the Spanish authorities
allowing her to enter, upon the condition that her
prisoners be delivered into the custody Of Spain.
This was accordingly done. sIt,was reported that
the United States Consul would demand his pass.
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The Kansas Brigand,s Espedttton.

Wehave before called attention to the prepara
tions that are being made by the Federal land pi-
rate Jim Lane to make grand expedition from
Kansas southwark in Western Arkansas and
Northern Texas. He has, it is alleged, obtained
carte blanche from the Washington Government to
conduct his operations in this campaign upon his
own principles, which are known to abhor the
usual courtesies Of civilized warfare as nature does
a vacuum.
Lanes force, we are enabled to state upon
Northern authority, will consist of 5000 cavalry,
900 infantry 1000 flying artillery, 1900 fuseers,
1000 Indians and l000 negroes, making total of
80 200. The negroes are to be taken from the fu
gitive slaves in Kansas, and will be used as driv
ers of wagons and carts, and to perform other
drudgery deemed too degrading for Yankee hands.
He expects to obtain seven regiments from Hi.
nois four from Wisconsin, three from Iowa, three
from Ohio, two from Indiana, and five from Kan
|. sas. One Of the regiments will be made up of
miners, and another will be composed entirely of
| mechanics, such as railroad and bridge builders,
wagon makers, blacksnths, iron-foundrymen, har-
ness.makers, boat-builders, ETC., who will be
| equipped with all needful tools and implements,
| the Lincoln Government having appropriated
| $2l0,Qp0 for that purpose. -''~
The most remarkable feature OF this expedition
lis the manner in which it is expected to subsist
during tie progress of its movements. lti gene
rally understood that Lane has given Lincoln as
surances that the Government shall be subjected
| to no expense in supporting his army, beyond fur
nshing the outfit, it is his intention that his men
shall feed themselves from the resources of the
country ana = lne reDsls sSfanatles - Wnle on tle
march. In evidence of his candor in this matter,
the brigand chief proposes:to carry with him a
horsepower sawmill and 500 portable or hand
flour mills, thus pillagipg as he goes, and feeding
| his men from hand to mouth. ~ - sz7l l,-7
The field of operations assigned this Vandal eS:-
pediton by Lincoln is stated to be Kansas, South
western Missouri, Arkansas, the Indian Territory,
and Gas much further South as it chooses to ven
ture." The Cincinnati Gazette says that it is Lane 5
intention to quarter his forces at New Orleans by
April next and that he expects to reach that poin.
| by way of Red river through the northeastern
pass thence into Louisiana Oh the Gulf of Mexico.
This programme is certainly Napoleonic one in
its conception, and is quite as aptto be realized as
| the onward move of Scott to the same point of
4 destination via Richmond and Montgomery which
was so confidently assigned him by the New York
4 Times previous to the battle of Manassas. ls y
| - 5r- aS.ez=z -. Memphis Appeal.
We should not be greatly surprised if some of
Lane's men should be quartered in this city by
Aprilnext. AS ior the numbering thief himself
| we hope to hear of his being hanged drawn and
4 quartered before that time.
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TheJacksonport Herald says that Gen. Frost
and his command took up their line OF march on
the 23d ut, en- route for Springfield, to Join Gen.
Prices army. The command is well armed and
equipped, and the men left IL COCA health and
spiritg,
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i" horses, mules and oxen, on the plantation, used
for farming, are to be returned for Confederate
taxation?'5 We answer no. the tax is to be levied
only on "cattle, horses and mules raised for sale
or used as merchandise and not when raised or
used for farming Or family purposss-and this by
the express terms Of the Confederate Tax Act.
i'harles.en Ee3rier
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