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Important Letter from the Federal
TAXLsseAsof.
AesEssoR's 0FF1oE or INTERNAL nLTESrE,}
1sr D1sTR1cT, 1l11No1s,
cmoAoo, Feb. 13, 1861.
To the Editor OF the Chicago Tribune:
am officially notified by Commissioner
Boutwell, that thcrc has been no amendment
Of the Internal Revenue Law, such rs have
been published, and purporting to DO an act
Of Congress, to the end Of exernpting from
taxation all articles made reproduced prlorto
September 1st, 1862. All goods, wares or
merchandise made or manufactured prior to
that date, but rennining In the produccr's
hands on or after said date, are liable to tax-
alton the same as those produced since Sep
temDer LIST, 1862.
AL parties dctectedin making thcir returns
without including the yalue ofa!l sucharticlcs
sold, the same ns required for those produced
since September 1st, 1852, will be prosecuted
rs the law provides, and without any further
notice than this being given.
Very respectfully, H. II. BRrANT,
Chief Assistant Assessor.
The DoRAS-CAsEr ADULTERY CAsE-The
case Of Pierce Doran is probably familiar to
most Of our readers. Hc was arrested some
time since, and tried on the charge Of IN ns-
sault upon his wife, with intent to kill: He
was tried ut the last term Of the Recorders
Court and acquitted. While he was yet In
Jail he caused warrant to be Issued for Ca
sew. who was tried and bound over. On
Thursday, upon his complaint, his wife Was
arrested, charged with living in open adultery
with Cornelius Casey. The case was conclu-
ded yesterday afternoon, before Justice Hois-
ington; John Quinn, Attorney fer the People,
and VIM. L. Cameron, for the defendant. The
principal witness in tho case WAS Bernard
Doran, bright, Intelligent lad Of thirteen,
whose testimony was straightforward and,
We should judge, truthful, Notwithstanding
| the rigid quibbiinsg and severe cross-cxami-
| nation, By the Counsel for the defence. As
| his statement Of the flcts In the case were
given in detail, as elected in Caseys trial, it is
needless to reproduce his testimony. John
Butler Of ofThornton also testified, that he had
known all the parties in questIoh-thnt he
had frequently seen Casey and Elizabeth Do
ran together, and, acting in the capacity of
constable, he had taken Casey with Il warrant
| at Doran's house, where he found him in bed
ut midday, during Casey's absence. That
while Doran was away he had frequently seen
linn cunc from Mrs. Doran's house, early in
the morning, and 60 to his own door and
knock, to wake Ills children up, that he might
get in.
From the facts elected during the trial,
there can be no further doubt but that tie
parties are guilty Of the charge. Mrs. Doran
was bound over for her arpearanceat the next
term Of the Recorders Court.
BuRoIAE1Es.-Emboldc and encouraged
by the leniency towards their accessories, OF
late, the burglars mud robbers haye again com
nenced their operations. The house Of Mrs.
Noah sturtcyant, corner Of Halsted
and Adams street, was broken into on
Thursday night, and two coats, vest and
pair Of boots stolen. The case was reported
at the Central Police Station, and the burglar
was q few hours afterwards arrested by officer
McCauley, and the property NIL recovered.
The same night, the house Of Chas. Gil
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family being aroused, alarncd the burglar, aud
he sloped.
The bakery Of Geo. ". Paige, 254 Madison
street, was entered the same night. Mr. Paige
had locked the door inside, and tied the key
to the door han6lc to prevent its being turned
By the burglars nippers. Failing to gain an
: entrance nt the door they broke a'ranc OF
glass, and one OF them entered, through the
window. They we're heard by. tho E.inily
above, and left before Mr. Paige conid gethis
hands upon them. or evcn get Il shot ut them.
They did not succeed III stealing anything OF
value.
A THREE HANDED GAME.-Ycsterday aftcr-
noon, Barney o'Reilly applied at the bar Of a
saloon on Clark street near Randolph, for a
glass Of liquor. Constable Jennings insisted
that he was already too drunk to hnyc any
more liquor, whereupon Barney struck Jen.
nings, and scuffle en6ued, in which consta-
bic Comfort lent hand, as . peace party.
Jennings caused Barney 0'Reil'y to be arrest
cd, and his trial is set for this morning at
O'Clock, before Justice Hoisington. O'Rcilly
has sworn out writs for the two constablcs,
Jennings and Comfort.
SERIOUS ACc1pEsT.-On Thursday evening
the foreman in the rendering department o1
Gelpckc & Thornc's establishment, on 18t1
street, fell into tank OF boiling lard, and wa*
horribly scalded. DR.. Newkirk, his physi
clan, thinks he will probably recover. g
"yALEx1 1sEs."- -McNaly & Co., 81 Dcazborr
street, arc selling their stock Of nice Valentines 81
n1f&1 NJ o$ui1r rhnnFS xf In ftxrr
"BRowx's BRONCHIAL TnoCHEs," for BEon
chitis, Hoarseness. Coughs, Asthma, and a1l afioc
tions Of the Throat, go well known for thci
| excellent medicinal qualities, that commentator
from us can hardly add to their favorable uotorety
/ | -l}oston Post.
? ~ Tobacco users can keep their teeth IN.
5 | gnns In order, by nsing nudson's Uuriyalle,
l Tooth Paste. Sold by Druggsts aud Deatlstsgeu
| orally.
KERR PArERs.-The second Eerics OF these hi
: morous sketches arc received By John r. Walsh
t | corner Madison street and Custom House Place.
:, To sKArERs.-profvssionals amateurs and be
gfnncrs all Join in the unqualified praise OF tn
> Buha1o Patent Ankle Supporting Skate. Says one
II have skated for years, bnt never fully appreci
ated the luxury until used your skates:' An
+ other: II have sold fine pair Of r.-ates 10 MI,
, 1Saaaee yonra; IT wae loo much like work to us
G them; with yours can enjoy myself any length @
+ time without the least fatigue" Another: IN
wife is Learning to skate upon your skates, mi
only second evening finds herself as prof1cien
as those Of her lady friends who havc skated tw'
seaeons upon other skatcs.'' Sold at wholcsa1
aud retail by J. q. johnson, agent for the North
t west, corner Of State and Randolph streets, d