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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-10-01
CaSS Tn. for 1860.

Bntin 4 Nye pit lot7 81 % Il 10 rs
Brown Ely L5,6b7, L5b II Chllicothe 2 02
Butin Hull L2, 3, 4b LIST adm do 81 q
Brown Anon LSb9 do 8 81
Culver f. X L3lb do 9 20
Forsyth a s LSb2 do 4tG
Gilliland j h NV Sc ~ Is 10
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Gilliland A + ut w Inf Sc 2 72 Is Is . 10
Henshaw JEFF. l. % % b4 ,Chillicothe 70 O6
Hulls 4 Posten Sc Sc i z Y IA 40 4 Al
Johnson VIM IL s b H. L4bl2
Chillicothe 10 81
Curtis Peter pit Sc Sc 80 ~ IS
do Il 81 b5 Chilicothe
do L3G 81 BIS do y SO
Michael Rebecca L6 SO 90 Ii ID
~ do Ii . 70 Is IS 6s
Mcdonald Jas L3b9 = Chillicothe 80
warner l. 10, III BIZ do -
Posten MIN, La, Is b4, L 25b3, do
do Ole do .r'F ~
do sc Sc 3 " Ia II OS
Ruckel David L5bS ChillicOthe 90
Sheets b L3bl0, Lac hill I'd add. do 3 70
Summerlot j LSb7 do o.
Speed Isaac W Inf NV 70 IL 80 -
Wicker A j ptw Inf ne fl or 81 20 10 10
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Highland Tp. for 1859.
Center tn. for 1856

ALBRIGHT Paul IL Kel. sub. div. Ottumwa 29i
Adler s lot 81 do -
do ] - Kel. 4 Wend. adm do
do 10 Maj. II Dib. do do 9 39
Bradshaw l. Is do do do do 705
buchanan Alex pit o l, South Ottumwa 81
BradShawCA l2&5Abr& Har ad IN do , 80
Davis Geo NJ n hfsese q " - ~ 2 80
DixonJW (. ll,2,3A, 8, in o 4, Ottumwa IL Is
Davis u T l 10, 10, Is, q, 26, 3l,Si, hsEa
81 r : H& X adm Ottumwa IS TO
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Dixon Walker / 3,1 ii II, 26, q, %, Norris
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BRADSHAW L lot ) Major & Dibble
Buchnan Alex, pit out LOT South Ottumwa
Bennitt Eliza A pit in lot 81 o lot IS
Williams Nj n pit lot Major & Smith
subdivision
Davis X $ wsIs hfsw i'll ~ IA Gu
do hfsw Ii ~ Ia 40
do sptnw III ~ II IS
Davis q 1f hfse Sc n ~ IL
Dixon w lots IL, 34,Sol2l
do lot l05 Ottumwa undivided
do hf lots rs, Y, 2S Norris sub di.
Enderly h lots Is, l9, 20 Kelleggs e. Wen
dali subdivision
Grant John lots 2, 4, sub-div out
do lot %, lot % subdivision OF
do lots 70 n Gilmore sub-div
do ne cor out lot 25, lot 9
do Roberts sIlb-divisiop
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Stnnamon ThOS sc ger- IS II II 10 81


Allen John side ne sw 2 II IL IA 81
BLY, the Calvin l. 80, IS b IL. Agency City a.
Br okshire pit q hfse, 36 y IS is 2 0S
do Sc NV Il l3 10 2 "a
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Columbia Towns hip. 81
pit lots 2, :, b IL IL {
Tot a II 10 EIIpr;IJ

| lot q is Eddyville So 30
Allison w Agt lots s, g. ~ b II do 769
Anderly Chri'r lot / be do 2S7
Benedict w lot b ll8 do 457
Barker Ann hf ne Sc Ii 70 10 20 2 IL
Clark VIM NJ ne SO 70 Is 40 so
Coulter JOS lot b lot b III Eddyy'e 70
Cross w III lot 4 b. lot 4bS do IS
Campbell J r lot 7 b 9 do 3S7
Dumas Jno lots 3, 4 b 1l9 do III
Dodson Sarah lots l, 2, 8, b 33 do 81
Dixon ne ne IL 70 Is SO
Henien M E lots !, 2, pit 7, sb7 EddylI 63
Hays VIM lots 8 b l19 do GA
Handley lot b4 do 29I
Harrison N or Sc NV " 10 Is 10 l O8
Ingraham 7. lots 2, 8, 8 b Eddyville So
Johnson Jabez lots 8, A, b4 do 10 "a
McPherin W M lot BE do 4 A
McCabe James lot 2 b "a do 3lI
Myers VIM ne NV 10 70 10 40
do shfse sw 10 73 Is 20 2 So
Miller Lewis lot 4 b 81 Eddyville 90
ONeal Hugh lots 8, o b 124 do 2 IA
Robb Anderson. lot 8, 90 do ga
Rambo Ham'ln lot 6, Z, b so do 4 70
Stout Jasper sqr Inf tGE
NV NV IL 73 Is
do n hf hf NV NV II 70 Is 10 46
Stout Elias sqrnw NV l073 Is 10 "a
Stockwell JAS. lots Z, 8 b So Eddyville O5
Sherod lot4 IL - l5 so ] "a
Tennison Cath lots 3, A b IL Eddyville SO
Thompson Robt lot b "a do 20
Terrell Eliz,th Sc NV q 10 Is 40
do he NV ne n 70 Is 10 SO
Workman n b blk 81 Eddyyille 7l9
Ward Michael lots 1, 2, 3,4b34&
lots 5, 6, Z, b "a Eddy 6s ,
Wilson Thos lot b 81 do SIS
Williams W II lot b 1S d do
lot b9 do 5 81
Ware John lot L b25 do / 04
Loy. So ben hf lots A, SIS rs 10 So IS
Il SoI hfse "a 70 Is so IL 81
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TRUSTEE,s sALE

Rf virtue of a deed of trust executed nv u,,b
Nichols on the 18th day ofAIarch 1859, and now
95 record IN Ohio county, State of Virginia In b0oI
~, page o52 VIII sell In the city of wheeling, at
tue front door Of the Court House. on the first Nom
Gay Gay @ S1 my 1858 the following property viz Lots
NO o. lOS, q, ITO, Ill, and 20 feet of Lot No lO2
IN tne FIRST Ward Of the ty Of Vince ing. Also at
same place aud time piece Of ground With tie Inn
proVemeirts thereon located at the west end Of Union
street on the wharf, formerly known as the Ferry
House. Also, at the same time and place. the fol-
lowing property In Graham's addition to the CITY Of
wheeling, on Quincy street, Lot No.3l, u lot No
20, H lot No: S4, x lot No. 49, Also, in East Wheel
ing, North 5 Of lot No. 76. n lot No 49, and lot No
q Also, at the same time and place 10 shares
Of stock In the Belmont Bridge COMPANY and 10
shares OF stock In the North Western Ba6IS Of Viz
glnia. viii also sell under same deed OF trnst nm
I9e second Monday in July, 1858, in the town of
MoundsVllle Marshall county, State OF Virginia n
arm known as the Sockman Place, situated 'in said
halshaiI County, on the waters OF Fish creek con-
Iainlng SoO acres, more or less Said farm is six
miles from Glen Easton aud eight miles from Gamer
on Also will sell under said deed Of trust on The
third Monday Of July, 1865 In the town on MRrtinS
VILE, state Of Ohio, Belmont county, the
FERRY right and boat the Cottage Hotel with two lotS
No. 63 and l85, together with two pieces and Il
acres Of ground, all located IN the said town Of MAJ
Terms of sale-one.third in cash, the balance IN a
~ and IL months, with approved security and the
retained until the money is paid. ~ :
81 ClairsVllle Chronicle copy and send Bin 10 this
SAAASS' ..I.l
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The limited statss !.
Upon Information
for
Copfscation.
The Personal Property of
]. r MOrfOn

WHEREAS, an information has been filed ON he.
w half OF the United States, by the Attorney
thereof for the Western District Of Virginia in f6
District Court Of the United states for said district
on the 2Oth day Of May, 1865 against the personal
properly OF }. b. Morton, in the hands of D. BurC
mart and the Bank Of Berkeley, in Virginia. alleging
IN substance, that said Morton has bean enpS. az
since the 18th day of July, 1862 In inSurrsctioN
Hgnst t the United States and in giving aid and com
among other reasons in said Information mentionej
saia properly became forfeit to the United states
forfeited as aforesaid. a.
Now, therefore. in pursuance of the monitiop nm
ger the seal Of the said Court to me directed and
delivered do hereby gvo public notice to all per
sons claiming said property, in any manner inter.
ested therein, that they be and appear before the
said District Court, to be held at Wheeling In and
ior the said Western District Virginia. on the 18th
day OF june 1858, at IL o'clock in the forenoon of
that day-f the same shall a. day Of jurisdiction.
II not on the next day Of Jurisdiction thereaitsr2
then and there to InterpOss their claims and make
their allegations in tn It behalf --'''>'
Dated this 2Sth day OF May 1868
5pp,,, r. +, n. NORTON, o. 8. Marshal.
N1N"' H. SNlAth' U. ). Attorney. my29-I6t
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H0! FOR THE SUMMER RESORTS.
The ONO White SuIphur Snrlnes

WILL be formally opened on the 18th Of Juno
II the anniversary occasion Of the meeting Of the
These SPRINGS, SO national in reputation, and
popular IN favor, are situated in Delaware county
10 miles from the Capital and Ave from the IIne
:, They viii be under the exclusive control Of the
PROPRIETOR, ANDY WILSON, Esq. They WILDE con-
Quoted with special reference to a place Of
FASHIONAB BIE n ES0Br
relaxation healthy Improvement TI,ov 49, -
all these features ANY SPRINGS IN AMERICA
9eierence to a. WILSON, Proprietor. Post-ofHce
AuGrsSs' IsSs lev Lewis Center Delaware county, Ohio
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The united statea
Upon information
= for
Con1scation.
The goods and ehattels, credits
and effects Of the Bank OF the
-

commonwealth.
g"HEREAs, an information has been filed In the
wv District Court of the United States for tina
western District Of Virginia at Wheeling on the 10th
day OF May, 1868, behalf of the United States by
tne attorney thereof for said District against the
goods chattes credits and effects OF che Bank of the
commonwealth in the hands of D. Burkhart and the
Bank OF erkeey In Virginia, alleging in substance
Ihat said property has been brought since the 18th
1ay OF August, 1851 from parts OF the United States
oeciared6y the President to be in insurreckon into
other parts Of the United States not DO In inslrre
ton; Tor which among other reasons in said infor-
nation mentioned said property became forfeited to
the use of the United States aud praying that the
same may be condemned as forfeited as aforesaid
Now therefore, in pursuance of the monition nm
DER the seal OF the said Court directed and de-
vered do hereby give public notice to all persons
Clsimng the said property, In any manner inter.
ested therein, that they be and appear before the
said District Court to be held Wheeling in and for
aid estern District of Virginia. on the 10th day
OF june 1858. at eleven o'clock in the forenoon OF
that day, (prOVided the same shall be day Of iurs
Jiction, otherwise, the next day ofjurisdiction
thereafter then nd there to nterpose their CLAIMS
and make their allegations In that behalf 20 -
Dated the 25th day of May, 1858.
3: NJ. NORTON, o. s. SIarshal
hEN'' H. SMITH U. 8. Attorney my29 lot
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NOTICE
PROyOsT MARSHAL GENERALS OFFICE,

Washington, May o. 1868
VIE attention of all officers who have bean non,
orably discharged on account of wounds or dist
Dlty. and who desire to reenter the seryico in the
tnyald Corps Is called to the provisions Of General
Orders, No. los, of 1868, from the War Department
published in the papers throughout the country
the provisions ofthat ORDER and to send their
appGatlons as therein provided for positions in tho
Invalid Corps, lstatiDg the charact of their dsa
pllty) with at little delay possible, to tho Acting
Assistant Provost Marshal General Of the State in
which they may be- Such Acting Assistant Provost
tons, with his indorsement to the Provost SIspsII
General ut Washington. - '-'1' + ''A
Ofcers for the Invalid Corps will be appointed
Immediately upon furnishing the naDeTs renTIiTaJ L.
General Order No. los, of 1853, from War DepaTt-
ment, Their pay and emolamsnts will commenc.
t rom cate OF acceptance q such Hppointments and
mands to which they may be assigned. :
ooI t.f.. r J. B. FRY,
my29lm Provost Marshal General
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junl3 3.
HEADQUARTERS 24rH BRIaADE,
Wheeling, 10th juno. 1859.


General Order No. g. 1881
I. The 1881 Regiment, Hancock county, will be
mustered Tor serVtcSs at such hour and place as NAV
be designated by the Colonel commanding on Ri
Say the 18TH lnst and proceed thence to this place
by the Cleveland and PfttsbUrg Railroad reportnp
upon arrival, Mt these hendqJ Ftets. J..s3Ss 80 =
Z II -l0Sd RegimentI 'BF6oke county, VfI be
mustered for service, at such hour and place as may
ing on Friday the 18th lust; and proceed I'd this
place. BY the Cleveland aud RittAburg Railroad re-
porting upon arrival, at these Headquarters .
LII. The lst battalion of the 16lSt Regiment Ohio
county, will be mustered for service, at oclobk A.
NJ, on Thursday, the 18th inst, at Triadelpha: and
the "a battalion of the same regiment, on Friday
the 18th Instr at the same place; each battalion on
t1eday OF muster will proceed to this place. by the
neulphed railroad, reporting upon arrival at these
headquarters.
~. The l34th Regiment, Marshall county, will be
mustered for service, on Friday the 10th inst at
O'Clock, NJ T. a., at h4pn6syile, Marshall county.
". Ehe 9th and 4th Regiments Ohio county, will
be mustered for service at O'clock, A. NJ, on Wed
nesday, the 18th inst, on Fourth Street between
UNION and Quincy Streets, in the city of Wheeling.
VI. The circular letter OF instructions accomna-
nying these orders, must be strictly enforced by the
commRndant Of each regiment a3IE lH =
vi. Capt. Henry K. List, A. Q. NJ, of this Bri-
Eaae, VIII provide subsistence and quarters for the
Regiments concentrated in Wheeling and the 18th
Regiment at Moundsville. The Quarter master of
each Regiment, will, upon the receipt Of this order
report to Capt. List, A. O. NJ, at Wheeling for or.
ders and Instructions
VIII. For the information of II whom ft NAV cor
Germ the following officers announced as compo-
sing the Staff Of the 24th Brigade OF v. NJ
Capt. b. davenport, Assistant Adjutant General.
Capt. H K. List, Assistant Qnartermaster
Lieut.. II. g. Plesher, Aid-de-Camp. SI-11
Jonn q Kelly, Esq, having offered his services Is
appointed a volunteer aid. :
These officers Will be recognized and obeyed ac-
BY order Of Brig. Gen. JAMES S. WHEAT. e
B. DAVENPORT, A. A. G.. iun1i
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WAR ,DKRART1IEHr, n
WAsHrSaToN CITY,
june 9th 1893 |


ORDER (ExTRAcTsl IA 80 A''o'
lst The The Department IF the MopOpgahels will EN-.
brace that portion CT the State Of Peunsylyania
West Of JohnstoWu, and the lIaufel HiIi' ranee
| of mountains. and the Counties. of Hancocks
6rooKe en9 Onlo IN the State of Virginia, aud the
Counties OF Columbianas Jefferson and Belmont in
Brigadier General William 7. h Brooks is assigned
70 the command Of this Department, Headquarters
2nd. A Department Army Corps of Yolun eers.
Infantry, Artillery and Cavalry, to be designated
the Army Corps OF the. Monongahela, will be en-.
rolled and organized In accordance with regnlationa
OF u 5. Service for the protection and defense of
Pubic property within that Department, and will
serve during the pleasure OF the President or the
continuance ofthe war s7tiLi m it'E'7 l.fl7-
The Company and Field Officers Of the Depart
the President. -
They will be armed, uniformed and eouIpped. and
while In active service, bnbSisted and supbIied "a
other troops of the United States 3y "a trS
Cavalry Volunteers may iurpiSh their ewn horses
praised value or alioRanes will bas made for die
time OF actual service at the authorized by law
The Government will ngtnt picked Cavalry 10 the
extent that horses can be MtniShed. q . -
The Department Corps will not be entitled to
bounty and cannot be paid until Congress makes an
appropriation for that purp0ge.,f -
ord. YOlunteerai In the Al Corn may,
at their own request, be transferred and Mustered
into the service for thIeOfyears or during the war
and upon such transfer and muster they win be al!
lowed the pay and bounty authorized by the Act of
the war. loo -aas-..ti ~ IL "a I'D
Volunteers in the Departmental Corps will re-.
main subject to enrolment and drait for general
service. s94 TIIF-fsIT TT--70 - e9F4 eF-0'"'
The enlistment, recruiting, lnd organizing of
volunteers for three years or du.ing the war Is to
be stimulated and encouraged the officers to be an
respective State8.- "a o. - -----Is9 -
The enlistments= herein specified and transfers
from the Departmental; service to the three year.
service must be reported tp the Provost Marshal
General In order that the respective States and Con.
greSsional Districts may resefVe appropriate credit
under the Enrolment Act d CongIes
attn: All the troops within this Department Will
be under the command of the General Commanding |
the PePartnent' with the pIpnl Department staTJ
9th. The operations againit the enemy are not to
lie limited by the geographical lines of the Depart.
ment, but may extend to adjacent territory a. in
aL 1ne judgment OF the COmhalding General may be
eXPedient to resist or pursue the enemy.
volunteer Companies and Regiments organized |
In places not within the Department of the Monon.
gahela may be attached for temporary service to |
the Army Corps Of the Monongahsta and mustered |
nto service upon special application and order OF
the War Department. - 6tr 4l7T =.
By order of the President. ltss SOL By
Lsignedl EH E. NJ. STANTON,
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A5rY early Advertising on reasonable terms accor.
ong to the space occupied and the number of
All from trausient persons or strang
ers, to be paid for in Gdvance. .
business Cards not five lines SO year.
or $ for sig months but for shorter period nothing
will be counted less than a square.
The privilege of Annual Advertising is limited to
i one Advertsers' own Immediate business; and all
@aayertisements @ for the benefit of other PRISONS as
Wen a. all legal advertisements and advertiser snts
OF auction sales and real estate in by them
be paid for at tho usual rates ~ - = So
- Advertisements not accompanied with yr tte,
accordingly. s sN4
Notices for Political Meetings to be charged in all
Marriages, NOticesof Funerals, and announcements
oI eermOns, 80 oentB Zach. nonYl1-,ha
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sAMUEL z. WHEELEP.
AEToRN7

ATTORNEY
oohhECE0K ~ OF PENSIONS, SOLDIERS CLAIMS
AND CERTIFIED ACCOUNTS SDAA+1S
a Othcers: Soldiers, or Seamen disabled in the
sion ior ne; and in case of their DEATH The widov
chldren, mother or sister any sucI, ocT'
sSaier OF seaman, Is entitled to a pension and Si
tne bounty OF one hundred dollars and ali back n1
que: que, MY Zee In each case Is FIVE DOLLARS II tbs
cnsa % or pension is collected, aud NO CHARGE iS
b Certified Accounts collected the most reasona
Once, No. $50 Fourth street, esrtbe oourt.bos.
Wheeling, Va. SUI' 1,.ris I.st'I5e' 1S'
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BOARD AT SARATOGA Springs,

! Nv ASlIINGTON HALL (late Mrs. Mason,sl 90
long and @ @IaT0Tably knoWn to visitors at the
T 10 NOW OPEN for the reception of guests
Sn1 ma I; 5etween tho CONGRESS and EMPIRE
92E,hLN9S, and s surrounded by ample and Eleauif.
Iully shaded grounds. Table first icIass-and The
rooms well adapted for families and large parties Of
rien1s. For further particulars address WASH
IN11ON ALL,SARAToGA SPRINGS. ~ tun8 Inn
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TtANCY BAsKETs.-Jugt received, a hns stock Of
Travelling BasketS. For sale low by
juno JOS. GRAVES CO.
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HEADQUARTERS DEP'r. oFrHr MoNosoAHR11. !,
PITTsBURGH, June 18th, 1883. 5.
Department. = .As
The Star of the Department will be announced in
All communications for these Headquarters will
be directed to Assistant Adiutapt General Depart.
ment of the Monongahela. h' :
junls st w. II Major Ho S5o0ss, ao0ss,sI
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9ailp y utRl1igetrter
TER ms Oh ADVERTISING

TWI1VE SOLID LINEs OF, NoHPAREI, (oR oNE 1SuH on
LEs8 KEKR a SQUARE
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z5EI N s o RAIN yOE
FRANKLIN INSURANCE Comply
OF WHEELING VA
DIRECTORS,


CAPITAL - 815O ooo-
DIRECTORS.
John Reid, John r. Miller, Geo. Wheat.
Geo Mendel, John Zeockler sam Mcclellan.
g. Franzhoim, Jas N. Vance, Alex Laughlin
tNh1s COMPANY having been duly organized, are
prepared to take risks at fair rates on buildings
OF all kinds, merchandise manufacturing establish
ments, furniture, steamboats, and careoes on the
Western rivers and lakes and also on the lives Of
persons for q term OF years. This Company offers
superior Inducements to farmers whereby they eau
be insured for three years at reduced rates This
ing home institution composed of some ninety.fonr
stockholders, most of whom among our best bu-
sl9ess men, recommends itself to the favorable con-
patronage. T
Applications for insurance Will be promptly at.
tended to by the Secretary. -
Oh1ce, No. l Mcclure House, being the for,
merly occupied BY Adams Express Company.
-S,>-,,,.z n. G. ARTHUR Secretary.
JOHN RtsSU, PrCsidenttin"G ~
SAArL MCCLELLAN, Vice-President. sLl
. N. Q: ARTHrR, Agent for paying Pensions. oHce,
No. l, acLure House, being the same office formerly
occupied by Adams Express Company. april
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THE FAMILY GOLDEN 4 GIANT
a L b S,
STOREY'S

y OLOh I 3
P5SENIX ALE BREWERY
y AHESE ALES ARE MADE FROM THE Cu0T
u eest Malt dHops and pure altered atsr Az, o-
Insurpassed in Brtlliancy and Flavor For sale in
DAFEeiS' halt barrels and kogp, at the Brewery on
FOURTH STREET, SOUTH WHEELING
n B-Ehe Family Ale Is an excellent dinner Ale
In 6S 6eSs and half kegs for Family uss f''' W
TEaers lsLt at g. W. Reessing Co.'S, corner OF
ded to. 10 Pi"i"Ptly Htteh- ten
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[signedl \. E. NJ. srANros.
saH #9a Secretary ofGIFGr.
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CAPITAh - $l6O, 900.
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'hE ASSESSOR the First Collection District OF
Il virginia, would give notice that the Assistant
assess the Income Tax for the year 1868, the said
tax to be based on tn income of 1862. The follow.
lng de- isons in relation to the assessment of the
come Tax have been issued blythe Commissioner of
Internal ReYenue: -
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1863-09-19
A Real Blessing.

The Sanitary Commission have been doing
glorious work in this Department. Each regiment
on Morris Island has been supplied by them with
tanks of ice water, the ice furnished regularly ev-
cry day. Large quantities of tomatoes, onions,
and potatoes, new crop) lines, lemons, curried
cabbage, Gan excellent article to prevent scurvy)
and other articles not to be had of the Commssaiy,
have been distributed among the regiments. DR..
Marsh-the active and humane Superintendent
sent North and procured 800 barrels Of pure cider
vinegar This is made into wholesome and invig-
Grating drink by the addition of water, ice, white
sugar and Jamaica Ginger, and all who require it
are supplied.
Gen. Gilmore fully appreciates the labors of the
commission as will be seen by his Gen. Order pub
hshed by us last week, and our noble army Of SOL
diers, fighting under the scorching sun on the hot,
barren sands of these Sea Islands, will always re-
member with gratitude the United States Sanitary
Commission.