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Washington telegraph., 1863-01-28
Az ACT 70 Repeal Section IS Of Chapter u

An ACT 70 Repeal Section rs Of Chapter ] 81
Of the Digest Of the Statutes Of Arkansas, Nv
far a. IL Relates to Sewer County.
SECTION /. BE n -Hacrei by The General A r.
sem5iy of Nh Sfafe nj -lrtansas, That section
y Of chapter l5i Of the Digest Of the Statutes
If Arkansas, 30 TAR as it relates 70 Sewer
county, be aud the same il hereby repealed.
SIC. 2 BE L fi.rihsr enacted, That after the
passage of this act, all monies arising from
fines and fOrieturcs in the county Of Sewer
shall be paid into the county treasury for ordi-
nary county expenditures.
SEC. 3. BE IL Jn.ther enacted That this act
take effect and he in force from and after its
passage.
Approved November ~, 1862
Washington telegraph., 1863-01-28
NOTICE.

| WISH to make contracts for the delivery
Il of any amount of Bacon at this Post. be.
tween this and the first day of May. 1863
Those wishing to make engagements will please
come forward
r. A. CARDIGAN,
Capt. & A. C. 5. C. S. A.
Washington, Nov. 26, 1862 45-5m.
Washington telegraph., 1863-01-28
DR.. WILSON.

'UHE undersigned. having settled at WASH
Il ington, offers his services to the pablo in
the capacity of
Fractltloner of Medicine and Surgery.
Bsas Othce at the counting room of Messrs
Fall & Hannah.
B. p WILSON.
Jan. Z, 1868. 513#
Washington telegraph., 1863-01-28
AN ACT for the Relief OF william Osle, late
Sheriff AMI Collector Of Hot Springs County,
Arkansas for the year 1882


Sheriff and Collector Of Hot Springs County,
Arkansas, for the year 1882.
SECTION l Be IL enacted By The General A.
ssnlbty Of che state Of Arkansas, That William
Ogle. late Sheriff and Collector Of the State
ana County Revenue for Hot Springs county,
be released from his bond as slch collector
for said county for the year 1852, upon com
plying with tho following conditions, to wit :.
That J. n. Kemp, sheriff aud collector of said
couRty elect, execute biz bond To tie State Of
Arkansas ia double the amount Of State AMI
county axes assessed III said county for the
year 1862, conditioned that he will well and
truly collect said taxes for the year 1862 with
in the time prescribed Ny law fur the collection
Of the same, and pay the same over a. the law
now directs-said bond 70 be approved by the
county court W said county in term time, OF
by the county judge in vacation.
SEC. 2. Nothing in this act shall be con-
strued u release the said OIlc from hi-
bond as such collector for So until said Kemp
shall have executed his bond aud the same
be approved above specified, AMI this act e
take effect and Ne in force from and after it.
passage.
Approved December |, 1862.
Washington telegraph., 1863-01-28
WASHINGTON EXCHANGE
COMPANY

nURlNG the temporary absence of the Cash
IL Ter of the washington Exchange Com
pany," and the Exchange Company at Wash
ington," their issues of small notes will be
redeemed at the office of Messrs. B. l.. Brittin.
Mlller& Co., when presented according to the
tenor of the same.
H. GARDES, Cashier.
A. b. WILLIAMS, Pres't.
Washington, Ark, Oct. l. 1862. 39-tf
Washington telegraph., 1863-01-28
A T. A H I'D .

HAVING this day reconveyed to Mr.. NJ.
II WISEBERG the Store House, Warehouses
and Town Lots on which the same are situated
in Washington, together with the Stock of
Merchandise remaining on hand, recently pur-
chased of him, and also assigned to him my
Books Of accounts for Merchandise sold. and
all Notes, Bills and evidences of debt growing
out of said business from the date of purchase
to this day he is therefore hereby fully rein
vested with all the right title, claim interest
which l may have derived from him in and TO
said StOrehouse, Warehouses and Town Lets
and Merchandise on hand, and he alone is
authorized to collect and settle all debts created
in my name at the mercantile establishment
conducted for me by said Wiseberg.
JOEL d. CONWAY.
Washington, Ark. Dec, "a, 1861. soft
Washington telegraph., 1863-01-28
AN ACT for the Relief of B. L. Brttin an,


AN ACT for the Relief of b. L. Brttin and
Company.
Wheeas. Heretofore, William A. Alexander.
as the Sheriff and Assessor and Collector Of
Hampstead county, for the year 1860, assessed
ly error. the said firm of b L. Britiin & Co.,
in the sum of thirty thousand dollars. for mer-
chandize imported during the year 1889, when,
in fact, the said firm had imported MERIDIAN
die to the amount of twelve thousand dollars
whereby said firm was required TO pay the col
lector of said county the sum of thirty dollars,
as State taxes, in excess of the amount which
should have been actually paid. Therefore,
BE ii enacted by the General assembly of he
State Of arkansas, Tint the Auditor be in
structed to draw his warrant upol the Treas
urer, in favor of said b. l.. Brittn < Co. for the
sum of thirty dollars; and that the same be
paid out of the State Treasury.
Approved November 10Th, 1862.
Washington telegraph., 1863-01-28

AN ACT to Amend Chapter 40 Of the Digest,
under the head uf COSTS"
SECTION ]. BE a eadcted by the General As
semJky Of u1e Stste II -Arkdnsds, That. ia
ali case, hereafter, when suit III II be brought
III this State. when Oond Tor costs, is required
to be given by the plaintiff and On the trial Of
such cause, judgment shall be rendered against
said plaintiff Tor costs, sucn judgment shall be
rendered against the securities Il such plaintiff
Jointly with the plaintiff, for all such cost, /;
Py0ridcd the sane does not exceed the penalty
VI such bond in which case, Judgment shall
be rendered against said plaintiff aud his secu-
rities, Jointly, for the whole amount of tie pen
atty in such bond, and against said plaintiff.
for the residue. Prorided that no security
Alall be required to pay said costs, under ex
eculon OF Ice bill, until it is ascertained by
the sheriff. or other officer, that said plaintiff
has property in the county, whereof to levy
and make the same.
Approved November 26th, 1862.
Washington telegraph., 1863-01-28

j. II. KENT is my authorized agen; to trans
act any business connected with said firm Of
Lyon Kent during my absence
". w. LIGON.
Richmond, Ark, Dec. 80, 1862 5l-I
Washington telegraph., 1863-01-28
AN ACT for the Relief Of Scott County.

SECTION |. BE t enacted By the General As-
sea5Ly Of The State Of ARKANSAS, That the State
donate or relnquish All right and title IN anu
to the Internal Improvement Fund Of the SAID
county Of Scott
SEC. 2. Be Il further enacted, Tha; the county
court of Scott county is hereby authorized anu
empowered to appropriate 50 much Of the sald
internal Improvement fund to the extinguishing
the borrowed Indebtedness Of said county as
may be necessary for that purpose, and that
this act take effect from and after its passage.
Approved November l3, 1862.
Washington telegraph., 1863-01-28
NOTICE.

THE copartnership Of LYON & KENT is
4 tlIi. day dissolved by mutual consent
VIM. ". Lyon viii receive all debts due said
firm, and will pay all Indebtedness Of the firm.
W. w. LlGON,
j. Il. KENT.
Richmond, Ark, Dec 80, 1862.
Washington telegraph., 1863-01-28

AN ACT for the Relief Of Moses J. Hardin,
School Commissioner Of Lawrence County.
SECTION l. Be il enacted By the General As
sem5iy Of The State Of arkansas, That the county
court Of the county Of Lawrence be and the
same is hereby authorized and required upon
making settlement with Moses J. Hardin,
School Commissioner of said county, to allow
him credit of two hundred and eighty five
dollars, it being the amount Of said fund stolen
Washington telegraph., 1863-01-28
Situation Wanted.

SPTsa E.--MesSrs W. L. Britt & Is aac
Lawrencs sre Any authorized agents for the
traE>actioE OF business. Persons indebted to
NE, or having apes accounts, will please make
settlements With them.
J. :. BRITT.
Ns-hiu star Oct. e. 1862. 4O-tf
Washington telegraph., 1863-01-28

RESOLVED, By he CeHsral assembly of the
STATE IF -frkdRsas, That the Committee APP
pointed by the General Assembly to examine
the Auditor and Treasurers books be requested
if practicable, to complete said examination
and have the report printed TO accompany the
journals OF the present session.
Appro we'd Dec. 1, 1862.
Washington telegraph., 1863-01-28

be the duty Of said Land Agents to furnish to
any person applying therefor, certified COPIES
of entries in the books, and Of any papers in
their custody, upon the payment Of such fees
rs are allowed by law, to the clerks ef tba
Circuit Courts, for similar service; which CO.
PIES shall be received in evidence in any of
the courts Of this State.
SEC. 3. b IL further enacted, That said Land
Agents shall each receive the sum Of two hun
dred dollars annually for his services, and
shall be reimbursed all their actual expenses
IN collecting the books, plats, and papers com.
Initted to their care; and in removing them
as herein directed.
SEC. 8. Be q further enacted, That the &C
counts Of said Land Agents. for expenses in
Cured under this act, shall be sworn TO. by
them, and PRESENTED TO the Governor, who
shall, if be thinks them proper, approve the
same, and order the Auditor to draw his war
rant on the Treasurer, in favor of the Land
Agent, for the amount.
SEc. 8. BE IL further enacted That thi. act
be in force from and after it passage.
Approved November y, 1862.
Washington telegraph., 1863-01-28
NOTICE.

NVIECEs
w W. ANDREWS holds my power of at
ean torney, and will transact any business
'Or me during my absence.
FL. GARDES.
Washington, Ark, Dec. 20, 1862. f,
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Jan. Z, 1868.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1863-08-27

ABILITY oP THE UNITED STATES TO SUSTAIN A WAR
DEBT.-There is a great deal Of encouraging truth in
the annexed extract from Thompson's New York
Bank Note Reporter:
There are in the United States more men aud
estates that can be assessed for 81 100000 each,
than there we're at the close of the Revolution, that
could be assessed for 10000 each.
The cash value of the property of the United States
Excluding the States in rebeilion.) is 100 times
what it was in all the States al the close of the Rev.
olution.
The gold and silver in the United States is as 100
TO / at the close Of the Revolution.
Joint Stock Companies-Bank, Insurance, Rail-
road, Steamboat, Manufacturing, etc,-are as 200
10 j NJ the close of the Revolution.
The annual product of gold and silver that enters
into and braces our currency and credit is as 900 to
l at the close of the Revolution.
Our commerce inland and foreign, is as 500 to l
at the close of the Revolution.
Spanish quarter-dollsr was of more importance in
the eyes of the people then than u double eagle - now.
The country as the basis for borrowing and paying,
is more than 100 times greater than at the close OF
the Revolution. Where, then, is the point, in iiken-
ing our Government Currency AMI Securities 10 Con-
tlnenial money
a rieg from another standpOiRt-Od and first
class nations are able to sustain Immense debts-see
England and Frunce-while new and minor nations
are classed as of doubtful future, and Stunned by
money lenders. We are now Il hrst-class nation.
At the close OF the Revolution We were the youngest
and smallest Of all nations.
Il riev from another stdndpoint-The power TO
sustain a debt is as the cube of the base on which
the debt rests. This holds good with national, cor
porate, and individual payers. \ trader with
81. 900 capital is hardly considered trustworthy for
any balance on account. a merchant with , ,OOO.-
900 capital is trusted with n number of other millions.
4 bauk of small capital is hardly considered safe
TO lend a moderate collection to; whereas a $4,000
600 bank is considered a safe depository for ST., OOU,-
OOO-15. 600, 900. all payable on demand. With
nations the same parallel holds good. This country
can better sustain 81 200. 900 now than 1t could
500, 900 at the time OF Continental money.
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made, are triruTated and reduced to powder, then
boiled in soft water until a thick paste l. formed
which is moulded into blocks that are dried, then
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many pipes sold under the name Of meerschaum
which are spurious compositions, but il Is very diff
cult TO detect the false from the true 10y mere inspec-
ton Some fancy meerschaum pipes are very costly.
These are mostly to be found in Austria. They are
furnished with amber mouth pieces and studded with
silver
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Patrick Finnegan ORDERED this 18th day
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OruCE CuLLnCTon internal REVENUE,
CUMBERLAND, June 18th 1863.


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i me, for the mouth of April the returns OF
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Office hours from 10. A. VI. to ,, p. NJ
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