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The New York herald., 1863-12-31
Rebes Raid on the Memphis and Charies-
sOn Raiiroad-Pursuit or tho Rebels
under General Forress-rursuit OF sho
Enemy, SC.
Mxx1ns noc 20 1919

After suffering defeat at summervllle and hiddebury
tho particulars of which have been received, tho
rebol General Forrest divided hn forces four
eoamns which reported 70 be thousand strong
and crossed Wolf river, Ia Fayetio.
Yesterday afternoon they destroyed several small co
verts, uestles and the telegraph tho Memphis aud
Charleston Railroad, between Coicrsvllie and Moscow
and have gone South, with General Grersons cavalry
aud Morgan brigade Of infantry Ia hot pursuit. who,
10 hoped, win bring them 10 a stand nj Coliwaer.
The bridge which this orco crossed wof river
bcen ordered DO destroyed but Tho order dts
obeyed. The telegraph IA wofkng AMI the railroad
will bo repaired by to.mdro~.
The New York herald., 1863-12-31
The Southern People Asked to 0rfng
Their Plate to the Treasury.

fCorrts tspondeDce Of the Richmond Sentinel Dec. rs.
The plate that is 10 our eouutry, AID its
vauc TO the government the Teope be induced
rslinquIsh II, has doubtless occurred 20 many mnds
been perhaps, weighed and repudiated-but yet pre-
sumo TO think, might be made 10 act Dot principal,
valuable subsidiary part IN any well digcsted scheme
- restore tho credit OF the Treasury 70 give stability
aoy system OF finance TO arrest depreciation Of Coued
crate notes and stock oy furnishing that KIND, when
y the basis Of all credn-gold and silver. trins
have and IN large amount. We have IN the pcasosson
e our people, 10 The form Of gold ard silver
Plate, vast and uuproductive fund-every household
moro less OF H. Was there ever a better time
to bring II for~ardf--cver greater need Ter u,-ever
stronger Inducements To tender 10 the government
the goodf have means Of ascertain % The
value in the oonfederaoy bat be very
great. Can u be hadf Two years ago his would admit
of question 10 would have been fgBg The lrea
sary-a rrstutous Offering W the OF nicp.bdeuce
But now, fear, there viii be found more bargauIug
temper, and u must be purchased and pad Tor Ia TIE
bends OF the government n tbs te doue land
there ought 10 be reasonable douo abIUt ~, then,
" th this large fund ~ actual money -hgon-you may
BOY mp, Otherwise supplaut, Ddefnte amount Of
deprecated curreoey and, BY dlmnAnns TOE Circu.
lAton reduce ces and enable to supply our armies
aud conquer peace.
The New York herald., 1863-12-31
Arrival Of shs Sss,A Aassis.n o., ps,,-
land.

Fosftsyr, 70 - 80,
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iiv.Iso ifth al ia,sorssrry lssb srvss iL. .,ss.
- nsf Ss-s sEiscsp~lss
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watftt r.sfs ht.sft CO trar ftrfK ran ~ t.rts
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fh foss stttfs fftr rfsth - Efot~- husss
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The New York herald., 1863-12-31
a Rebel Account OF General Avsrin's
Raid.

ifrom the Richmond Enquirer, Dec. >.
An officer who Tartc pated 10 the feceut frtt between
the forces under General wm / jackson and tie YAn
kces uodor Averl gyes tie following interesting Dar
yst,e of that gallant affair
Gu the 18Th instant scouts belonging 10 General Jack
brigade reported that YANKEE ~ about I've
thousand cavalry, including two batteries q ariiiery
we're Advancing down Black creek, towards 6stewooes
9th n twelve miles q Warm Springs. "a Bath equity
Information had at that time teen received from seue
ri samuel JVnes that heavy force d Yankees also
advancing upon lewisoUrg from The Ksnarba valley
6epera Jackson a. opoe concuded that The rec o. eve
thousand under Averll would su he lof Me Tenpcssee
Railroad, by way OF The Sweet SpfIgs, and be lune-
ehtey put hs foroe 10 motion W infercsN tbsm on
tbeH rctIrn, a be could Dot purtue ihenI, owing
70 having only about bupdref and tscnytve
mounted men, tbe balance OF hs command beng DIE
mounted infantry Crossing at hc6ravs Gsp, General
jackson came 70 Jscksobs river, and found a swollen
and past fordpg. with no bridge except tie railroad
bridge Infantry could cross 90 that but seemed 20
Do madness 20 attempt 10 cross wagons ana artillery
~. Jsckeon however, With ludomatie esersy and Ier
pevsrance bad the wagons aud artillery drswB lbe
tslcso BY the lie hen cont nued the march 10
CALLAHAN e. but from Information derived from be SCOUT
y Vas eouvposd that Aver would retarn by the Rich
Pstoh road, which iape The Covngtou turnpke near
Jesksess river cspct Hc forthwith moved hs CON.
The New York herald., 1863-12-31
Death Of Gen. Green.

From the KchmOnd Dspatch, Doc. IS
General Thomas Jefferson Green died a bis rcndence,
second year his age General Green had borne part In
many stirring He figured as General IN the Texan
OF Independence, member OF the Texan Congress
"Mcr prisoners, and subsequently historian OF that
Transaction He afterwards State Senator In Call
fornia and Major General OF the militia o that State. He
yas thorough and devoted friend of the Confederate
cause giving his literally and extending an nm.
limited hospitality 10 refugees.
The New York herald., 1863-12-31
G r A N T'S A r NJ Y.
The Rebel Guerilla Operations
and Their Check.
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Wheeler and FORESTS Caval-
ry Put to Flight.
MORGAN'S WHEREABOUTS.
>>>~-~~~~->~~~~~~~>~>~-~
His Recent Narrow Escapes and
Present Safety.
S~~-~~>~-~-~>~~~
GEN. GRANTS ENDEARING QUALITIES.
lie Allows 10 One 10 be Between Him
and His Army,
&0ss ke.s &0s
GEN. GRANTS ENDEARlNG QUALITIES.
Capture OF supply Train by whccier's
Rebel CavSlry-subsequent Fight and
Defeat of tho Enemy-Capture OF One
Hundred and Twenty-Five Prisoners,


CnA1AsoooA, Dec. 20, 1868.
Major General II. W. HAilIcK, General in.C Chlef3-
the Second division OF cavalry reports from Calhoun,
Tenn. Decomber 2s that tho rebel General wheeler with
thousand two hundred thousand I've hundred
cavalry aud mounted infantry, attacked Colonel Lobcr
and captured supply train from Chattanooga for Knox
vile about ten O'Clock this morning at Charleston tho
south bank Of the Iiawasse.
The train escort had reached the onoarnpment
Charleston last night and Colonel LebcrB skirm
wholly engaged with the enemy this morning be.
fore Colonel Long apprsed OF thor approach. lie
Immediately moved the small for duty his camp
(at the time one hundred aud h!ty mcn) aud crossed
10 Colonel LIeberrs support The rebels shortly after
wards gave way, Colonel Long pursuing them closely
Discovering q portion d their force Gu, OF the
right, be charged them with sabrcs, completely demoi-
ishing and scattering them In great ooofuson and 10
every direction Several Of the enemy, number
known, killed aud wounded Ono hundred and
twenty prisoners captured, including Ave
missoned oircers.
The main robcl column fed aud pursued f'r Owe
miles the Dalton road and when iasi loong
precpitasely.
Colonel Longs lo,s was man slightly wounded
The oeor command Of tbe Courier station ht ceyo
land reports obat no attacked early ,hs
Ing. December 2s BY force Of hundred rebes Ec
drove them away. GEO H. THOMAS,
Major Genc<ai Commandrg
The New York herald., 1863-12-31
Generals Johnston and BragG.

The manly and lofty sense OF honor exhibit
cd by General Joseph Johnston the correspondence
with the President recently published, relative to the
upon the public sympathy and admiration. and re-
ceiving their just praise. The Atlanta Regtstu while
carng that the announcement OF the appointment Of
General Joseph Johnston the command Of the army
OF Tennessee will be hailed ''wilh delight by the army
and the people, adds that "he officer of generous
and noble impulses, evidenced by ms letters To The
President reference 70 I'M hero of Musfrcesboro and
Chickauiaugh."
The New York herald., 1863-12-31
Presentation OF = Carriage 10 the Mayor



CUsTHEa, ErC.
Anumber Of the personal friends OF Mr. Cb,ros God
frey Guntber, Mayor eject, assembled last enng tie
~ James Hotel corner of Broadway and Twcnts-sixtb
street. for the purpose of presenting ths, gentleman
beautiful carriage testmouial Of lheir esteem asd
attachment The company q yory select othrac.
ter consisting OF about hundred and ny gentonon
personal friends oi The Mayor elect. Al about hair past
O'Clock preliminary mee,,pr ru hold IA ooe o'
the beautiful tsrors of thH and eegsnt hotel Mr..
Richard NJ Harrington pree ding and Mr Charles Gwyer
acting 40 secretary nr Gunther shortly after arrived
when the Chairman. behalf o. the d0byrs. made The
preseu.,ion IN href but Appropriate speech W Ae
" which. after alndns % tn tfouoies and sri
bees o. the nsyofa canvaas he expressed ibe bope
that simple gift of coach wogll Cary aloug 1ih
fond reoollsotions Of TIE donor
Mr. Ganther 10 respOnse made The following sho't
sIeeoh
Ma CHApsIs sNb GssrSag>--iorr very compll.
menAry and handsome remarks, az vel as the hand
some carnage VIII you 70 my stable this after.
noon, deserve more extended fety than sn prepared
q make this evsnng. can simply return my heart.
felt thauss, ana sssure you hat iee myself amply
repaid All the trouble and sacrhces 0 the Mayoray
cinvass by this marx q your kind apPfec alton. 10
looking over the let o. those who have pTesensd
With ths handsome present did observe among the
names thee u ATTY pertnne who have % expect any
specal favor At my hsnds whch removes mach OF
embarrassIn,ut which would othefwr-e feel On this
OCCASION have Offices 70 rive and ! have nothing
TO promise erorpt ~hat you have all risbt 70 eErect,
that vii DO my duty and u. n nrst enieavors 20
do 20 should be thwsed. shan DOT forrest the words
ol the Old card nal "iry. wy sgsin there 10 such
word A. fa" fhsuking again gentlemen. for your
kindness. permit me 20 take my seat
Ths speech was received with applause. after which
the company al oufbed 10 The dining room, where
elegant reft wa prepared u - Unnecessary u state
that the good ulnss fu Justice The usual
amount * toasung and speech Inskng indgssi TO-
and tie di Dot break NJ until late hour
lined with crimsoa res and spessdlT elaborated 10
every particular.
The New York herald., 1863-12-31

persons planting and cultivang 10 tho state forlda
over certain quantity OF land 10 cotton and tobacco
during the continuance of the present war IDS sc'
limits the amount cotton that may DO planted 70 one
acre 20 the hand and quarter Of acre OF tobacco
me penalty for violation OF tho law Is one thousand dol
lars for every acre over amount limited Tho act
provides for the practical enforoement OF ths hmoh'
The Legislature failed 10 pass militia BILL
The New York herald., 1863-12-31
Rebel Omeial Report or the Cavalry
Fight In Mississippi.

Ibe foiowing Geera stepheu ID. Lees Official report
OF tue recent cavalry engagement in Mssissippi-
HOLLY SPRINGS, lee. 5,
Wa ABBEvnLE, Dec o, 1888.
To General J. r. JoHSsrox.-
Chased euemy's cavalry, eight hundred strong from
Ripley into Poe ihoDta on the lst. The enemy
trated ut Pooahouas and evacuated Salisbury the %
Two miles of railroad destroyed NJ salisbury. Forrest
passed safely Routed aud drove acfoss into Wolf
river, a. Moscow two regiments of the cnemys cavalry
killing woundiDg and drowning about ono hundred and
seventy ve capturing forty prisoners aud forty horses
and killing about one hundred horses
1he trestng betweea lafayette and Moscow (about
hundred ysrdsl destroyed. lafayette evacuated
and depot burned
Ny loss was fifteen killed and forty wounded.
:. ID. LEE, MAJOR General.
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a Case % Nsrasr.

FtNfuh, ID 90 ~
John Hswtborps SEAMAN h<obs1e W th1 tnusd
t@is- steamer r.taeSsrosA rssssfsa ls<t o ,tt
the posth psri - ne tity vts ftssN. vlfh iLrss
~ tsaf rcve~s Ne t-ctgs " ftAs6ssttn
The New York herald., 1863-12-31
Price or oyster. ana MIA in Richmond.

[From the Richmond Inquirer, Dec u
Several OF oyster dealers nj the secood Market on
Christmas day taking advantage OF the necessities OF the
czens-here being but small supply OF oysters IN the
market-had the unblushing efrontery 70 ask Sxo
Der gallon for their oysters MIX sold at the Same
rate per gallon by few dealers Strange TO say these
and other goods though held at such exorbitant rates.
were purchased readily by negroes whereas white man,
when Informed Of price nearly always refused TO pur.
chase
The New York herald., 1863-12-31
NEWS FROM TIE SOUTH.
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A Rebel Account Of General
Agsrill's Raid.
The Southern People Asked to Bring
Their Plate 10 tho Treasury.
REBEL sUBsTIgUyn LAW.
>~~>o>oc~>N>~coSO>~O~~~
Results OF the Battle Of Chat
taneoga.
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General Butler and the Exchange
Of Prisoners.
~oo--oo>~oo~~o~o~>~
DEATH OF GENERAL 7. J. GREEN.
THE EBEL CONGR s.
Co.. &C.. &c.
General Butler and the Exchange
Prisoners.

General Butler and the Exchange OF
Prisoners.
Prom the Richmond Enquirer, Dec. 2S
made by the enemy under the immediate agency OF Gen.
Butler who initiated his efert by sending Ave hundred
Confederate soldiers to City Point Commissioner Ould
returned five hundred federal soldiers but pformed Com
missioner Hitchcock that the Confederate authorities could
hold communication with Gen. Butler, and that there
must be no further effort at partial exchange II the
enemy desire 10 renew the cartel must be done upon
Air terms. and through an agent not ouawed and be-
youd the pale OF military respectabllity.
EXCHANGE OF PRISONERS
From the Richmond Whg, Dec. 281
Tho Yankee government have deputzed Butler, the
beast TO negotiate cartel giving him. II is under
stood. plenary powers in the matter. A preliminary
question 70 be considered by author ties whether
Shcy will treat with person whom they have formally
eatlawed. II this difficulty be got over dare say
Butler may be dealt with on good terms any
Lincoln win select. Hitchcock aud Meredith both proved
themselves scurvy feows-alsihers and ticksters
Jocy are we'll got rid Of IL l. known that Butler dsap
proved their conduct and that he has all along favored
- pretended TO favor just and liberal plan exchange
1he first cartel that entered into negotiated, II
We remember Alright, between him and General D. H.
Hlm Upon the whole, and In Wow OF the accomplish
Aent or 30 desirable end the liberation Of so many
of our noble fellows the tenants OF Yankee prisons
We hope the President may not lind 1t Incompatible with
che dignity and duty or The government waive the
cutlawry and recognize the BEAST will be necessary
Tor Colonel Oud though 10 be wide when they get
70 arranging tho terms OF exchange Tor this cross eyed
Yank ee las in him tho cunning u the evil one.
The New York herald., 1863-12-31
High Price OF Negroes.

IFTOm the HuuHVH6 CuuIcue!aVe'I - -,
At Macon last Tuesday John B. Habersham 4 Co. sold
one hundred and one negroes at an average price OF
S 200 or these cold in families OF two to
six persons ana q man and O woman sold separately
brought an aggregate or slo3 2s 60 The high prices OF
negroes aud the Of people TO nvest In them
seers 70 indicate that people have little fear OF Abe
Lincon's threats subugaton the universal eman
cpaon Of the negroes and the general coniscason OF
the property OF rebels.
The New York herald., 1863-12-31
The poem Of sse.i Ds..r,.r..

TFfUU NNf NIILUNtu fUVl fff u &C y !
The Hd.i earps r. gentenaD who has b1s jaft
turned from ys 10 Ierncse aud the southern .orton
~ Keutucky hat who have deserted Amy
and returned home entreiy -gilavsd rtm ali
stCiety hey are tot recognized ~ tbo~e Who were
formerly tber beet frierds ars % many lnstanres are
repudisted by TIER relatives 1he ladies d hot bsrals
toer v.ts and they are tie obecu Of tocru
sod oorlenpt
The New York herald., 1863-12-31
Letter from Major General Grant.

AT iis ato anniversary, The hssouary socc'y u Tho
Cincinnati Conference elected General Grant honorary
member. Roy. J. + harlhy communicated tho tact -
the General aud the following In his reply
CusrrAsoodA, lee =, 1893
Rev. y. AAnLAy, Secretary Society
DrAR SR through you pcrnAt me 10 express my thanks
10 tho society q which aro tho hoDood secretary
for the compliment they have scen IL g. Jay ne ~
eloctug % IA members.
accept the cIocan ken af o1rnest support, BY
members OF tho Methodist Asorary Society ~ the Cn
cnuat Conference, 70 The cause OF ogI country this
hour OF trial.
havo the honor u be- truly, your obefcrt SER
want, u. r. GRANT. Mayor GobcraiU, 4 A.
The New York herald., 1863-12-31

Restriction In the Cultivation OF Cotton
asd Tobacco Tn Florida.
ffrou The Rict mt I'D Sentinel, tse "a
The LessaiI,e u fSydz passsc On at " punst al
The New York herald., 1863-12-31

wounded oaocrs AID men. Respectable, Fat Al
gentiemanly od fathers have come dJsa
from tho Aorta consdcrablo nuubcrs, and paoti.
aud swcatlng nader load Of baggage lhey suse SIN
xart wounded peia home waId Or The happy hoidass-
Othsr old geutlomen 81 and sleek tut rt respeoahir,
have como down 10 ~ 90 Tar diIcrent mbs'oo no
persons from the wicked ceH Dr The Sorh ~ho py
the gamblers trade They select some 'ecuded rTot,
generally under the buis by the river hank aod whis
away bouTs IN awudEng soldiers at " draw POKE,
chuck Alnek three card monte and Ike gass
They been very succcfBfa and macy poor soldier
hss not n shilling eit 20 boss hln.ssh with sNo
order banhhed Tho rapseous suffers bot no Warriors
ouy line, 10 fall int1 dclder lAfga ihb
evil has been brought 10 tho notice o tho general m
mandng, who will show no lepiency IA dealing with IT.
Cry. GRAFT
lot Chattanooga yrc,er day tho u1lc and f1st sany
government sioan iatket F0ut Rock, 90 roas or N.h-
vile and louisville H.adqIartoru q tho military diy-
of tho Mississippi viii be cttabtahod N tho
last named town. Gen Sherman accompanied HIM Geo.
Grant has not yet cuey recovered iion hs elect OF
the nur e. received By ne la rol1 ha hrfo ast sum
and Tie fctnsas nas made fad work Win his ooeo
robust frame. lilo walks WY. somct.mos wth cano,
ami has 10 Foop little. Put u" cbesfy noh
which brighsns iuto cordial rma rap diy docs not
convey any des u suerlny. Tie sold and cub ON
GERS At Chattanooga viii miBt hum rphch for th"y
had HIN from his daily walk N The 'trccis
among them Then, Grant 10 casy 10 approach, say
they sub officer private wishes 20 gain tho pri-
vate ear ~ tho General aud the request eeH founded
10 not necessary 10 ~aco through a "rcgular channep
of thirtyt~o gorgeous and curt rtan oecTs 10 see tho
chief. General Grant will have one rc'wecn HIN and
his army but hs Ed u,Ant, rrracier General Rawlings,
who ts hearty ov al, pan spoken hAgd WORK ng stan
officer Just such az a Ind ispenaabe 10 an energetic ohes
Ike "Od N,cAoburg"
TIE uRAyr
Considerable discussion ard excitement caurcl
yesterday ny order for Tho enrolment cf all persons
subject " draft N CO tnuofga. 4 was cfrlned priooi
paly 10 sanitary men, rernAsteTn clerk oesspapcr
correspondents ana the Ike, VITO have talked hong
enough 10 tako a chance at trntug.
The New York herald., 1863-12-31
A Dash Upon Clevel.nd, Tennessee.

U0bn UPON CIoVeI0nO, VennesBees
DALTON Dec. rs, 1863
squad Of forty men, under Major White, OF the First
land 90 the 22d inst driving in the enemys pckets
killing one. woundng several, and capturing SIX besides
twelve horses and some small Our scouts report
two thousand Yankees encamped at Cumberland She'd
two miles north Of Cleveland, nnd q similar south
OF that place
The New York herald., 1863-12-31

nand down TO Jacksons river depot and directed the
,ha the n % sasmS we're van
wards IL. jackson then took q strong position
near the Jacksons river depot, At the point where
the Rich Patch road connects the Covington turnpike
He then directed his mounted men, under Capt. Sprague
70 on me Rich Patch ROAD until they met the
onemys nd dyance and 70 attack them desperately. and
cut the column in II possible. Az four O'Clock on
Saturday evening the 10Th instant. courier from Capt
sprssue announced the approach Of the enemy ~ .has
Averills advanced forces jackson Immediately ordered
an advance OF the Twentieth Virginia regiment by blind
road 80 as TO attack the enemy obliquey. He also
ordered the Nineteenth Virginia regiment 70 advance on
the Covington turnpike road, and 10 attack the
ne" the idea Of taking a ds,acnnent Of about my
men, and forward with them for the pur-
pose Of striking the enemy Vigorously and cutting ns
One half OF the Yankees thus separated from the
other half, which under the Immediate command OF
Island Ford bridge. Persons with the burning
OF the Island Ford bridge failed 10 do however owing
advance under Averi in person, managed make
their escape across the bridge; but mat portion OF his
command which had been cut onoonssting q one resi
meut and entire wagon tran-were held m check BY
Jackson's detachment Of ffty men during the entire
night sood after sunrise On Sunday the 2oth the heavy
orcc which Averil had left al the bridge after he had
crossed TO prevent jackson from burning II, themselves
fired y, and In short time II fell into the river;
Yankees who had been cut OF from the bridge
by detachment under Jackson Had Jacksous order
to attack the Yankees furiousiy not been so tardy
obeyed the whole force which had been cut off, together
With the entire wagon train would have been captured.
BY falling however thus 10 attack, tho Yankees had
time TO burn their train and 70 escape by swimminn
doing 80, however many OF them were drowned.
The result OF Jackson's operations was the complete
capture Of the Yankee ambulance train about two hun
dred prisoners their horses and equipments number
OF carbines and revovers forty or nifty negroes whom
the Yankees taking o, eight OF Averils officers,
including his adutan general lieutenant colsnel Aver
lips horse his servant and number Of his maps OF mr.
twenty counties, in which nearly every house
put down and numerous instances the occupants
OF the houses given. jackson also captured number Of
mules and Wagons Jackson's loss was small.
The New York herald., 1863-12-31

virginia and Tennessee Road.
From the Richmond Sentinel, Dec 2S.l
The bridges on this road, which burned by the
Yankees have been rebuilt and the through
10 Bristol, Tenn.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1863-07-31
State OF Maine.
FIRST COLLECTION DISTRICT.

Assessors OrricE, - Exchange St. I
Portland, May ~, l>C5.
In pursuance OF the provisions OF the act entitled
Nn act 10 provide internal revenue TO support the
Government and To pay interest on the public
deht, y hereby give public notice to all persons
and parties interested, that the lists, valuations
and enumerations. made and taken by the Assis-
tnnt Assessors within said collection district Tor
the Annual Assessment made on tho hrst Monday
or Nav ISi1 and including tho assessments for IN
come will, ON tho thirtieth day oiJnly. a. u lss
bc depositrt as follows, Tho Lists tor the County
of York, at tho dwelling house OF the subscriber
AZ York In said county OF York and the lists Tor
tho ronnty of Cumberland, at the Office OF the un-
,I.rs,yncd In the city OF Portland In said county
-, Cumberland. Said lists will remain IN said
places OF deposit Tor the term OF h'teen das, anu
5nrine sail time they will DO open 10 the inspcc-
,ian AMI examination OF all persons and parties
coacsrnsd or iEfsre,ied ~ sAer,
And further notice is hereby giycn, that amer
the eypration of tho hfteen days Ms Aforesaid, To
wit on saturday, the 18th day OF August the I'M
Aforesaid, 10 receive and determine any appeals
which may then aud there be male ~ MN IelatNe
Ia any excessive or erroneous valuations made ~
the Assistant Assessors within the county OF fork,
and appeals FROM the assessments oi the ASSISTANT
Assessors within the county Of Cumberland viii be
heard and determined at my said Office In the city
of Portland, In the county OF Cumberland, ON
Tuesday, the eighteenth day OF August ist1.
All appeals to BIO made 10 the Assessor, must be
made In w,it,ng' and specify the particular cause,
quested and must aIso state the ground or princi-
ple of inequality or error complained OF
NArH'L q. MARSHALL. Assessor.
All persons, who, In the opinion OF the Assistant
TAIL 10 make the return required by law, by the
nth day OF July, will he Assessed In such sum- as
the assistants, "from The best information they can
obtain" deem just. iw3i