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the best be could Of his clients case, asked
the witness u Monlton had eyer offered t 0
Burbank & Co., and whether he had not always
done 70 when he drew upon them and rot hia draft
sns d,.e9unted at xttness bank; witasss replied
told him that he IVES age4t for Burbank, and this
was to him satisfactory- lie nerer thought Of aek-
Ing Mon1ton ior bllf Of ladins, IS b believed
be. Further c1oss-examinaiion failed to shake
Ms. jane Bsnby, wife of Mr.: Bobby, was then
ecutoT, who told her that Monitor hsd drawn The
$1,000 draft on Tabecott & Co. Mi. Tabscott ives
her brother, and hc had promised to do ali he
conld to promote her intc:t sts. It was arranged
should draw upon bin, On writing, to
him a. few days previously, to givc him
notice, bnt that neither she nor her husband
and she had been deeply distressed sbost It. Up
% that time, whenever The d1m wanted accommo-
Sstten she hsd s1xsys to her brother under
SotoT that she alone con1d get the money from
e. e . sy5s TSs ds Rt Rete shs ss quite sas
aaye, I9t parable At sight. Did not know whether
BY authority had been given By her brother to
the aIm to draw at sight. Her brother was here
husband and with Monltsn. He was mn much pieas-
ed tth Moulton, and neither she nor b er husband
bad ever doubted bis honesty;
wien the prosecutor wag cross c1nmincd, In d
ver5 searching manner by the defe sda7t's counael
toncGiag the dates Of payment Of dralte, amounts
Of earne, what moneys had been entered: to credit
Of defendant, aud whether 1t stated IN BILLS or
currency.
When the counsel had done his best, however,
and he worked uncommo,l]y well and hard, there
etood the awkward facts Of the protested bills,
and ugly manner in which the money had been
e1torted from the unsuspecting banker. Moulton.
1t trnnepircd In evidence, hAd gone to st. Paul
where tho bills were protested, having thons.nds
Of do1lsr- In bis pockets, not dime OF which did
tation Of the drm. Nj. Debby was 1eit in Ohicago,
without eeEt; 80 fl as the otice proceeds were
The key taken away: On Moulton.s return to
Chicago he did not relish facing the front door Of
Tue oface butentered 1t by the baekwsy. which,
ane Scripture adtuonishes ne. is not the way
rittaEce.
..f.s No evidence wss. however. offered By the de-
Senee: They tlon9ht-it best not; aud the Court
nsio Aouito1 II s. oo0 hail. 1nelaneholy re-
n!noes to n Tho ara Inclined to do honest bank.
With tmpanify: ~
, 1863-11-19

Nervpas Dtse4tes ana Pb3a.t&s usbllity,
arising from Specific causes, IL both eoxes-~ neH
and reliable treatment, IN reports Of tho Howard
Aseocihuon-eenti in ecaled lette- envelope feo Ut
charge. Address. Or. ]. Bt1r1n Honehton, How
4<d Aasoe1atior, No. 8onth Ntath stzcet FtIlh-
delph1A. Pa au4l-sm
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uca hte Grease at 9Xc Is tres Yellow Grease at &C.,
1900 Ms Mixed Grease ut SIC: IS uts Ta11oW OIL at
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 500 br1s. Market al.
van> e. &c gallon. sales to-day Ee1u as follow 2p0
DKEsSED H0Es-necsiyed. 100. Ma.kosEozo
&cttte a. dlMer. b. e. tc-c8y Were:
11uogs Averaging 40 nj,
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- IL sA%sssss.ss 2 y
sttss:a@s 5ix. dividing sa...........:.SS ps
.HIDEEMsslst Inactive and Wiiiout iasthes
cstDRe. We Quite: -.
9IEtu
t5steA SA1tst! 9H2 34
E1lGeA kAIb NAlEU ~ ~
1Y
EATH EI-Trs6s vsfT n,tsS' snd AIM 81 rna
stccks hers lifncuI1 Ia promptly Ming Eas1,
sple L aheIs afs very dFEa vita N upward tenioa
, 1863-11-19

CUR1oUs HORSE su1c1DE.-On Tuesday
morning, horse became frightened, On North
Clark street, ard running upon the sidewalk, fell
upon hitch post, after going few PAGES farther
dropped dead upon the sidewalk.
, 1863-11-19

a CHICAGO PRINTER GoSE.-David La
laEdc, well known Chicago printer, Sergeant Of
Company G, 42d Illinois, was shot at the battle
OF ch.ekausgua, On the 20th OF October and ex-
pited In few hours. The letter received here,
announcing his death, compliments him very
highly for bravery and coolness IN the fight.
, 1863-11-19

NEARLY COMPLETED Arlington, Kelly,
L&on and Donniker hare nearly completed their
new music hall, and expect. to occupy 1t some
time next ruoEth,
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i. - a. .E9 ITEsG5Gs

LEATHER WHIPS, Hse
n19d HHai sys' COLLaARS, TRUNKS,
and all other articles in my line. Repairing
done and work made 10 order on the shortest
notice and Of the best material and workman
ship, S..,ys,,5 .S.l.
Please calf before purchasing elsewhere, as
all work is warranted to be as represented
and as cheap as at any oiher place, '#.
has tIttgG, ha. .J.R. CRAWE0RD, Agent.
,Cadi1. MT. l5-6nl tr
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GlD<I A8a9I>--sSl ialAJsA D
And NOT intended as a BEVERAGE.
The Proprietors have thousands Of letters
from the most eminent
Olergymen, F& E. ErT r& n u "a Err
LAWYERS III @Fi SE #
81" &sa - Physicians aud 2ss ~ 81
Citizens,
Testiiying OF their own personal knowledge.
to the berehciai effects and medical Writ ucs of
these Bitters
From Rev J. Newton Brown. b. y. Editor of
the Encyclopedia OF Religious Know ledge
although not d sposed to favor or recommend
Batent Medicines in general, through distrust
OF their ingredients aud effects, yot knew of
no sufficient reasons why q man may not testi.
iy to the benefits he believes himself to have
received !r0m any simple preparation, IN the
nope that he may contribute to tie benefit OF
Others.
do this the more readily in gard to Hoo f.
lands German Bitters, prepared by DR., c. M
jackson OF this city, bsea ise was'prejudieed
against them for many yeafs. under lhe-irff-
preston that they were chiefly an alcoholic
mixture, am indebted to my friend Robert
Shoemaker, Egg, for the removal of this pre-.
jiidieei by proper tests, and Nor e1coara gemisAt
to try them, when suffering from great and
long continued debility. The use OF three bot =
lies OF these Bittcrs, at the beginning oil the
present year was followed by evident lrelef
and restora ton to degree OF bodily and men =
tai vlgor which had not felt lor SIX months
before, and hadam9st despairod ofEegainiBy,
therefore thanlSiGod an my myiriendiior direct.
ing ma toithe use OF them.a
J. NEWTON Brown.
PHILAp a. June o. l86l
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Stoubenville Foundry 6 Ma
's chine Works. 4tS'' =,
MEANS & BROTHERS, "

STEAM ENGHN ES, MACHINERY
SUGAR MILLS,
A LII KINDS OF FOUNDRY AND MA.
IA chine Shop Work, IL re5ha fsr rrt-
Tire shing Machines Mill Gearing for s; WIS
Irons for Bridges, aldj Grist Mills,g
Coal car Wheels, 3, Cast Iron Fronts,
Truck &Iwagon Wills ~ 81 Wihdo ws, ~
Window Weights, ,'.s.f ,'' Door Sills,
Bolts aud Nuts cut and "' Door Steps,
made to order sygrgt'' Coal Rau
Cast q Wrought Screws Shafting and PuIfe
frrnishednc size. Turning and Planig
Steam Boilers made and. Iron,
REPAIRED, 4" sb1 Fancy Grates, Ia4 sG
PlpwiPoints and wagon Common Crates,
boxes, 9i' Counting house, Church
Portieo, Garden 5and is,s and Office STOVES,
Grave Yard fencing. '-'''' >" W f"
H1-Wa hnNen new and Improved WATER
WHEEL, which has been awarded tho premi-
uin over ALL COMPETITIONS. sas bnf ,.s2
Our taciliuesfor work are large. and having
an extensive assortment Of Patterns. we can
promptly I'LL almost anyorder, in our branch OF
business. Address
sG0agsu orr TMEANsSsl lBitOT H ERS,8 NJ
L ,hap lla
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ATTENTION. .SOInIERSl

And the friends of Soldiers.
Wecallgthe attention OF all having relations
orffiends in}the army to- the faetStna s.HOUF-
LANDS German Biters' will cure nine telths
OF the diseases induced by exposures and pri-
vatOns ineidentsto camp life. In 'thellsls, pub
hshed almost daily in the newspapers on the
arrival OF the sick, it, will be noleed. that q
,verydafget proportion arc suffering from dsbili :
ty. Every case OF that kind can, he readily
cured by Hoohand's German Btters. We have
no hesitation in stating that ii these Bit.ers
were freely used among our soldiers, hundreds
0i lives % lgtlbe saved shat otherwise Would
FheEproprietpks arc daily receiving thanktng
he ttcrs iran suile refs IN The army and pl Efs,
who have been restored to health by the use OF
these Bltters, sent them by their friends
9T Beware OF Counterfeits. See that &c
NJ, lACKStlN,lis on iha WHAPPEt' ,ot qac h
Bottle.
Price per Bottle rs cents. Or half dozen for
$500. s~A :. -
Should gopr nearest druggist aoEhave tis
mtiele, d0not VI put otf by.Any oiAhe iaIoxi4
eating Preparations that may be offered in its
place, but send 10 Us, and we will forward, se-
cqrely packeds Nv eXpFess.s n. In. o,.,tt.1
fiihcias 3aies aad 4Nleehufaslosfyy,p, ~ ,.,,s
JONES G. EVANS,
9ltSucCessors 10 q. M. Jaekson d. Cod &A
e-SFr@a ~ sast w ft4 Proprietors.
RrFOR SALE by Druggists and 'Dea lers in
every town in the Uniled States,
For Sale by JOHN BEALL, Cadiz, Uhfo, y
Uct II, t5t5ly '2e
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Courts for 1864-8th District.
THE Judges Of the Court ,ol Com mon Pless'
Il for the, 8th Judicial District Of Ohio, tt's
the terms for holding Courts in said District
for the year 1864, as Follows ""''@
NJ DISTRICT, COURTS. A.
Muskingum. Thursday. September l; Nor
gan, Monday, september5 Noble, Wednesdayy,
September I; Monroe 1 riday, SeptensbeT 9;
Belmont Monday, Sepfemtefqyi' Guernsey,
Thufsddy September Is; use carawas,' Monday,
Sspterpher 10; lHauisonY lEhursttny, Seplem5er
IL; jefferson, Saturday, September "A. gat,4,,.,,
COURTS OF COMMON PLEAs -
7Muskidgum, M ohday, Febuary Is; Monday,
May5I6; Monday October "a, iSirgtE0
Morgan, TUESDAY. March 15; Tuesday, juno
IA; Wednesday, October,l2. ,.,,s.sf ,,,.I,
:, Noble, Tuesday Apfif, s Tuesday, July s.
Monroe, 'rucsday, February gs;~.F Tuesdays
May 8; "Wednesday, October 42. ,1
BelmontS Tuesday. February '25; Tuesday,
May IL; Wednesday, Noyember9,
Guernsey, ,fuesday, March us; Tuesday,
June 4; Tuesday octobef 25. sb 5e, le 4sg.;ll'
Tusearawas /. Tuesday, Fabruary,ls; Mon.
Harrison Monday, February I; Monday, Muy
l6; Monday, October TO- alst0 fi@ai .yfne-l
Jeferso6,l M ,nday, February 2s;!Monday,
June BSMonday, November 4. a, seg. J,t.T
ser. yTEzkA, 1, r, EVANS, H., III
JOHN W.OkEY, Judges.
igglat IN CAV, MclLVAiNE.S NJ "A
pone e IA asss New Philadelphia, September 20
. A true copy, by order Of said Jddgss.
Attest n div ba Cl1AS. q, RuSSELL,
Clerk of the Court Of Common Pleas ot Mus
kingnm county, Ohio. IA a.
True copy from the ,ahoye
3. .lNCCORMiCK,SD Deputy Clerk
Harrison County, Ohio.
Nov. IL i, 1868 ssr A48sS s.}i aiGtsgi
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Diseases in Kidneys and Bladder, in young
or aged, malice fetp paIe, arsspeedily Jemoved,
and the patient restored to health
DELICATE CHILDREN,
Those suffering from MARASMUS, wasting
away, W nh scare ely apy.ti flesh op their bones
are cured in very short lime; one bottle in
such cases will have most surprising elfec
PARENTS
Having suffering childrei as. above ), and wish
ing to raise them, will never regret the day
they commenced with these Bitters
LITERARY MEN, STUDENTS,
And those working hard with their brains,
should always keeps bottle of Hooaands Bit
tiers near them, as they wlil find mnch benefit
from ils tse,it bath mind and body, invigora.
ring ana not depressing.
1t lie not a Liquor slmplant, and leaves. no
prostitution. 's'.'s+ y ~ 'f-H SO
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-22

THE CoNvENrIoS-The Republican papers
take "a vindictive pleasure in denOuucing the Dem
ocrats Who attended the mass convention on
Wednesday as towards" because they did not
resent the insults heaped upon them. Possibly
the Republican prints are right but II comes with
an i'll grace from the press of this city. which
saved from destruction by the forbearauce of the
people who had c0ngregated here, TO brand them
a. towards Had there been an outbreak-had
the mass turned upon those who tainted them.
does any sane man suppose. although they should
have been ultimately subdued. that the city would
have escaped destruction2 The truth is that the
people were determined not to he provoked into a
riot. They were resolved to give the lie by their
conduct to the base insinuatons with which
corrupt and fendish partisan press has teemed for
months. There WAS no organization for resist
ance-no idea entertained that a necessity would
exist to defend their persons from insult and out
rage. The event proved this, whateN err the op-
position may assert TO the contrary.
But grant for the sake of argument that the
Democratic of the State is made up of
towards. men who shrink from exposing their
persons To hostile shot. is il polite drive even
'cowards'' TO the wall-to taunt and upbraid
them until that condition is produced that death
would be preferable endurance? Even COW p
ards when pressed To the wall, will fight. aud
quite as desperately a more demonstrative men.
Would il not be well for these gentlemen who 80
glibly talk Of towards" while carefully guarding
their own precious persons. to think of thisg Do
they want the lamb changed to the lionr Ii they
do they have read history TO little advantage il
they do not see that they pursuing the very
course to effect that change.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-22

PRoscRIrriox We have almost daily evidence
that prescription is preached by the leaders of the
dominant party against Democrats IN their bnsi
ness transactions. If this Is TO be the rule IL is
we'll TO know il. Ii Is poor rule that won work
both wavs transaction occurred Yesterday
giving indications of this spirit that deem IL
our duty to notice. from the high social position
Of all the parties
DIR J. +. Johnston. an eminent dentist Of this
city. had made an arrangement with Mr. Jesse
Jones To meet Mrs. Jones 10 perform nm opera
ton that would require the administration OF
chloroiorm. II has been usual on such occasions
for the family physician to be present. In the
morning Mr. Jones called on DR.. Johnston and
told him DR. Billiard his family PHYSICIAN re-
fused 10 meet him DIR. Johnston) because he WAS
n "secessonist" He regretted that Dr. Billiard
would not attend. as the operation could not go on
without him
DR. Johnston 1T once called nj the office OF DR.
Bullard, and asked him what reason he had TO
doubt his loyalty. DR.. Billiard replied that he
had common report that he had also heard that
he had objected TO Gen Buffers orders respecting
the women of New Orleans; and also that he was
n subscriber to the Sentinel. DR. Johnston re
piled that he did not approve of that particular
order of Gen Butler and that he did subscribe
for the Sentinel: but that man had reason TO
doub, his LOYALTY DR. Billiard cot excited. and
said he wanted nothing to do with any person
who subscribed for the Sentinel. The Doctor has
probably more practice than he can attend to. AS
we know tina, many of his oldest and best Gus
TONERS are subscribers 10 our paper.
DR.. Johnston is not a politician. he has been
devoted to his profession. and is eminent in IL.
Although acquainted with him for some years,
We have seldom heard him talk on political sub
iects He has his political opinions. and reads
such papers rs he chooses. but he is the last man
in the city that We should thought would he prose
cuted for opinions sake. for he Is never noisy
bu, .lways centlemanly. quiet and unobtrusiye.
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rELEcRAeHsc.


from new York.
SKw YoaK, May 2l-The Herald's dispatch
says kss understood that Benjamin +. Butler has
been summoned to Washington.
Gen. Meaghers resignation has been accepted
ana he bsde farewell TO his brigade Yesterday.
Times dispatch says:
The President has approved the findings In
Nallaningham's case, and has ordered him sent
beyond our lines. IL is understood that Burn
side has already executed the Presidents or
der
IL is authorirstiYey stated thst the Secretary
Sfahe Treasury will not accept any foreign loans
except on the same terms as are nov opened to
our citizens
Arrangements are being perfected TO increase
our cavalry force. and il Is asserted that within
six mohths we will have 100, 900 additional troops
IN this arm of the service
The War Department has suspended tempo
rarily the powers of the Medical Inspectors TO
discharge soldiers for disability.
Some $50 Rebel sympathizers have been RI ICED
on list; unon their first overt act they will be
sent from ashington to the Rebel lines
Secretary Chase and Gov. Sprague have gone
on n visit to the armv
Letters from off Mobile dated Nav 7th, states
that the British Rebel steamer Eugene was cap.
tured on the night previous by the gunboat Is
Cuyler and Kanawha.
IL Is reported that Rebel General was among
her passengers from Havana.
A Key West letter mentions that there are
about forty captured crafts now lying in that
port.
A Norfolk letter in morning paper states
that regiment of Rebels crossed the Rappahan-
mock on Saturday night, fifteen miles below Fall
mouth, to protect the passage OF medical and
other supplies from Baltimore for Rebel use.
They accomplished their purpose without inter.
ruI tion, and capture GIT prisoners from scou
ing party OF our cav airy
Washington special states that General Hal.
leck does not expect to hear from Grant until
Friday.
Senator Wilson has Just returned from Fall
mouth and expresses surprise at the high spirits
and fighting condition of the army
Hooker has di.ected two correspondents 10 re-
tract their denunciaIions of Carl Schurz and the
lth army corps.
A Carrsvile letter of the 18th states that a
Rebel deserter reports the enemys force on the
Blackwater at 30, 900
Picket firing continued and the Rebels were
removing the rails from their end Of the rail
road
The Rebels indulge in firing into ambulance
trains and solitary travellers between camp anC
Suffolk
The expedition has accomplished its mission
and will soon return.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-22

The SHOOTING AFFAIR-The shooting affair
Yesterday. opposite the fruit stand near H"rri-
sons Bank, caused considerable excitement for
time The facts OF the case are about a. fol
lows: There was a ball at Masonic Hall on
Wednesday evening, at which lady whose fair
fame the breath OF scandal has some what tsrnisned
gained admission. One ofthe floor managers re-
ouested The person who brought her there 10 take
her away, as ne was unwilling that respectable
ladies present should be insulied by her pres
ence This created muss and broke 10 the ball.
The sister OF the lady, notorious nynph du pace,
swore she would cowhde the young man the irst
time she met him Yesterday he standing
near the fruit stand wher Kate Black came along,
and she Immediately commenced striking him
with rattan. He underworld TO throw her off,
and finally drew pistol AM fired two shots.
when the by-standers arrested his hand and also
the hand that contained the rattan One ball
passed through the cloak OF Kate Black. making
two holes in the back OF the garment. but without
breaking the skin The other ball took effect in
the arm of boy about eight wears old. who was
passing at the time with his mother. passing
through without touching the bone. The boy
was son of Reuben Garnets. of Eden. in Han
cock county. He taken into HtrriSOns
Bank. where his wound WAS dressed Mrs Black
was taken to the office of DR. Bobbs aud when it
was found that her dress only wns shot, she was
sent home She was afterwards bound over TO
keep the peace
We forbear to give the name of the young man
who got Unexpectedly and nuocently into the
unfortunate scrtpe He feels mortified Itwould
probably have been best no. T. have fired pistol
IN crowded street but no one blames him for the
course he pursued in endeavorIng 10 prevent the
intrusion OF improper characters into n room with
respectable ladies.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-22

EXCURSION To LOUISVILLE An excursion train
will leave this citv for Louisville on Wednesday
next. starting from the Union Depot a, O'Clock
A N arriving there at IL NJ and returning
will leave Louisville at 10 =. NJ. This will give
the exeursioulsts ten hours in the city. Those
wishing remsin over night cas return on the
train next dsy. Arrangements are made To
make the trip pleasant 70 the excur.I0nists and
IL surely will be- for there IL no road running
from this city. where there j. more pains taken
for the comfort Of passengers than on the Jeiler.
sonviile road The fare for the trip will be
81 so Tickets can be had atthe principal book
stores in the eity. may - "a,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-22

~ rsLssaASn.
csDcsnnats maFkes.
cucsxsArr. Nay g.
Flosr-Dull and pries drooping: supsr6ns vss
offered 1t O. IS. and zone loo grades Of extra
sold at this rate
Grain-wheat nominslly unchanged. Corn
declined s6y57e Oats dull at sc. Rye dull at
7Sc
whiskNDyl: . sale OF 900 brls At 4OHe.
Provisions<Dull. and prices nominally uu-
changed.
Lard-Sold at 9lsc.
Observation-Disclosures and steaoy
Money-Gold 46a47c prem. Exchange hrm
at prem.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-22

OWN assss.cs ss,.s.xi Rsssyvs,
ssn Dt.<rs- % irds>n<,
in1isaspsl>. Apsf s7th. lea
vxp4k 70 fs<s,ss< ~ srr&@. s.->s<zsent Who
proper AJAX he < ~ o. csssr.s..ss.i ,
nents az memoirs tanas 80 th.t -ter sss 80.
they - not Be detained tAr'ses -~vas hssv, sxp-p~
he asss.D<nis ~il b. nassr spos he fo,,s~i.s
Ist- On all carr ges. ~s<on> v-hse~s. sls
BODY Of vsch Fsts SpoH % ~beI lie value tesr.of
harness
"a lrn--. III b- s--s~.ss ~ "a fross tss lss q
Nay, isss. . - q Nay, l>ts AZ uneSpiird
viii oe 81 sac charged Tor be fsctsous PAR q BE
yes, e0uns Icing RON fhr sAirs,ian It hs ca csnss
and ending IL 81 Gay. is6< Ahy persoa csas.g -
bushes a, 81 beforr the espfsiu u The DID, lave
the amount u he ucease refanted b proper
sp7l caSiou 10 th- Collector ~ the District.
n Manufacturer. k1tchers. aat r,hsrs. ~ii Dss.
their monthly reports a. usual. tss WITH htis nov
promptnesk-
an. Al no 5afy -iIi alec ~ ssss-sed upon ,hs
annual gain. profits or income for TIE year isse q al
persons re>sdh within The Dsatricf wbeher dsrises
RON a., Ana ~ property rents inirreis. dsic-nds.
ssarics, ~ 'fa rroe>sat. trade efayoyrsp vo-
cation - in' s0sFvs iev.r provided saeh E.ns
prots faCcc sxc-ts th~ q * arnc-~d dcar.
In estimating .'ch gains. profits - income sr rste-
National state sriiocAltsNes a-s.sec ugo- the y ee-
other c.-e - IA ~ ~ 49,. he
ren q any iweag ffr-ntsl nv IN. s.rfx - a.
sessed aid 81 se The mai ms Of Such
gains, prcnt q incoSe. hu' IA oil expenses
make return Of The value u the produce %
cot deduction Tor the labor u himself snd his
tary or for any pcrton Of such produce consumed b.
himself and family for she a any new st-ne-
lures such - clearing enclosing with fence AID
TOT improvement 10 builtgs. but al anOurs actually
paid for hired labor % farm 30 any, md u>c sssry
repairs upon his buildings ~ farm. cud suh-<
emf OF the red iaberers. viii De deducted
Farm produce. which producer hac " Hard on M
slt day Of Deceber. ls2. nus; b appraised
ket value on that DAY.
zach person viii b required 20 rsar1 ef.sot tnccns
70 FAR specifying he sources from which il cerivsd A.
% enable the Assistant Assessor tecste d~tu>
tons shsll BE- made tberefron.
The following persons have eeer sppoanis6 sssssss
Assessors Tor
MARION COUNTY:
JoHS b SrUx1i-Dvision No. H. Al ofnce and scasr.
No. s.. civ Of Ind srss polls
l. 81 PHiPrs-Dvision No. 2.-North half Of Centre
township
WILLIAM HspIES-Invision 30 3.-south half ofcensr.
township.
). sccosD-Dsision No. ..-LswT,0e, aod w.rst
tow ships.
THosGs TnoAAs--Disision Nc. s-FrsakIsn and Perry
townships.
FiEIDSe BsELss Division yo s-peeatur and wsyn.
townships.
LA HoIIINGswoKsM-Dvi<cr No. - Pike and wash
ington townships.
WILLIAM A. BRADSHAW
ap2s-dd~3w. Assessor s;h District q Indiana