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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-02

,,.o ..0'n".ed-The charge against Peter vii.
nams, free negro, Of stealing ono pair Of
bo Soo1 and half side of sole leather, has
ths neso continued till Tuesday next, because Of
articles. SS' '-.s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-02

DisaDDOi,lt,aenf. ENCOURAGEMENT
.hst Gen. John Fl. Morgan would arrive on
the Danville train yesterday afternoon drew
to the depot quite large and miscellaneous
crowd, who seemed disposed to endure the
cold for the sake of having glance at the
distinguished chieftain., Great was the dis
appointment when at o'clock 1t was an-
nounced that the General would not be in
on the train and probably would not reach
the city before the middle of the coming
week. It is understood that his detention
results from the serious indispoeiti9n OF his
sGiie
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DzrAs1s.r o szass,
Richmond 8lat DAseSnhsp = IN

hiVnu>una0t Osus AS01okoUs = Av0Us
Tho President having approved the follCwtng ru1e,
BY virtue Of ths authority yested IL him by ~ I'D
eoction Of ITO act Of the 18th of Anget, 1oee ~
an c0ucegned
Ono Passport will be Issued from the Depovtm1oS
Of Suite durisg the pendiDg war 70 aay nale eAts
zen, unless the applicant pTodnoe anA 1le " ~ ~
thostes that be 10 mt liable 10 daty b ~ esI9
r nnMJAluN,
~ lin Soegeoayy ~ 1o110s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-02

IAs Richmond R1per Mlls are managing to
supply, partially, the public demand for
printing paper, but neither Of them are man.
a.,ss a.,,sc!nsng writing paper, and Of course that
"Scle ",SSr Is scarce and high. Booksellers and
Ss Ssuers are compelled to rely upon blocka-
.ss0n ue.S Ior their stock, which must continue
sInal Tor some time 10 coma
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-02

NJ OrIcE.-Yhe army aAd ths puolie aso rooUueeH
~ fully informed thst they en- b eapp1lka v1oA
Camp FURNITURE Of eveSy dessrspt3n, - hUGnnCnDo.
trcsees, on hand or mads 70 osdef ou 0k99 ne1111.
Aiso, general assortment u HOuesAeld y1suiufo.
Mattresses, Bedding, &c. Uphoaetesing - pepaiHs
log promptly attended ~ at rsasoaablo n1n. g -
Main and Franklin. y q A111Noul,
Thankful to my friends md the ppbals les ~ -
succossors In business ~ iully vosthy, 81 NQ1 g.
rantee them 70 give geaerAl aataoa1teaA
"a loo 10 U0Wu,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-02


Possession the cotton tobacco, and naval stores Of
Inc county as auxiliary 20 loans aud taxes.
There can be but little objection 10 this. II IL
well known that a large portion af these articles
n in the hands Of spccua 1Fs, who have grown
rich In the midst of gencral suffering and Distress
This scheme would, am persuaded, act like q
charm ln ihe Immediate Esnovation Of the public
credit In the reduction Of ebe iaterest the public
will fnd satisfaclion - an evidence Of regard 20
The resources Of che c0Uatry. Bcsides, those who
viii own Il will have acquired the abiasy 70 do 30
by enormous profte, aud, at most, Il can only he
regarded - spec TAR upon the rch, which has
nsmeross precsdtnss, and which they can well az
ford 10 pay.
Ia The ss:lectlon Of banks we should have agents
0f tried and appr,vcd integrity, thoroughly In
fssped ~ 70 ,hs est jadieious systen OF credits,
ana win the resaOfatlOn of currency now at q
hcavy pfenaIual, and with which the people have
lov,e bern familiar, we shOusd al OHce see re-
vfyat 0f e0n3dence that would gladden. ne heart
Of every passios In the land. Il does seem 10 ne
that this scheme would open most anspfeiOusiy,
ana IL SasaiAsd BY liberal sxatlan and judlcleus
80 81 an great staple, n wouid dtspsi NE clouds
Whfcil han9 ossf sud Obscure orr dsanctai sysgsm
aad lei q : fright ard hopeful fatass.
Ia III of aax .easae e aasaee, howeses, ss-
fnnnlag, = II = tssne1. sheHM 3 condaeted ~
0Oyxremens ai0ee, a. ~ in4ivtdnals and Cow
monfnt eonAtno1, ~ slIa1 naehisB shouid ~ ~
Iessa ss:er :asssss 8 Pnns ,ss .sss..aays 80 Is
- eat1asnennee q lnsne- - seaspsa ons lD6aD-
t1oh es5 lnSs11aye lhe0ltles -and . aeeauu1e1e D
lsIDo r. ~ ~ sleelln9 exeAeage eesoet.
y hl.sss - y ee.emse9 MaleA l..l.. -
- - sSDSks = "a 0evssipssas - -
~. ~ $500 1eoqla - 9l1ly - - aG.
n6Nnn 6lo 1oelq 91e3e II - pe0ex
= IL - ~ s.ss ~ 4s ~
'sie - &c 1s1sl j s1 iks
! - llls %
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-02

kImn0nD ARssxAL, OxDxAxcs U1oa1lou0,l
December eoet5 1oos
PROPOSALS fos repalring aaA pusatag - Gl0-
p,eta order 5000 r. more dAmaG1d 1Gg0i1no
boxes, will be received q thie st0gehoooo unt -
4h January, la6l Samples ca - 80 . ~ -
noe. 0W uDWAuoo,
jal-$s Caps aud Nli1iafy otoeoesoVoe.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-02

~ aOShares Rank At VI stock E
~ do FAsmsss' Bank stock
$500 vxRceisiSsed Ssock
500 Orange and AisxaBdsiA RAisoad CoapWs,e
per CT.
30 eco North CaFoliAa 6'a, new
10000 DO do 6ss, do
Cunlcderats Bonds Of IN inuqno-FoGD1wo1
and coupons. = FOR sale ~
HI MAU2Y = co,
jaI-eit oeoek end Kxeha1ee use1s1A
The New York herald., 1864-06-06
FINANCIAL.
FOR LOAN.

TREASURY Dv-lnrNEwr June g. 1864.
To the creates, vsor in the operations OF
and sktul generals upon vast theatre OF operations
Fave beyond receipts reve.
Sealed Offers WILL therefore be received this Depart
under the act OF March 8 1853 until Of wednes.
the of seventy.dve millions of dollars. bearing
40 annusl interest Of six per cent payable semannuay
year ssd rcieemsble after the sO,h OF June 1881.
sen Te n o os n, our %
sum including preinum offered for each hundred dol N
Two per cent Of he pr,nsps eIeadnT 10 Pca% Of ,se
whole amount offered must he deposited guaranty
Ky Un,sa sse. st or % Ws III. Assistant ot
treasurer at Nsw York Boston Phsaeph. or 81 Lous;
q w s 6Spsso B ~ o. w
any National Banking Association suihor ed 10 rocsve de-
saarfe Duplicate certificates Of deposits viii be issued to
dcro.itur by lhc occror ocaon receiving them the
department All deposits should be made 10 tme for advice
cf Offers with certificates reach washington MOI later than
Ttr Conpon aud Registered Bonds ssued VII be Of the
y % f sns s sS9 vi s S spS g.
Al offer received viii be opened on wednesda the 18TH
res apd no.ice of acceptance deoiinaon will be nmed
se, gwen 20 the respective and in case chccep
red viii be the subscr bers at the cost u the Depart
m.ns9n final payment OF inssments Te original deposit
by succsssfu oderers and will be inedstey returned TO
these whose offers may not be accepted s.,.. a..
Treasurer other olcer assooaio authorized 70 act
under s notice advice OF acceance Of oas or as FOL
fore tse esth ana the balance including premium and
.o s1 Il % os on % Z, ys Ds deposits :.
y.d ~ coin on hc soh Of June aud nsere on bonds will
6SsS. Under no,se should b. endorsed oser y g,
isht decline q, offers mot considered re-
Secretary OF the Treasury.
The New York herald., 1864-06-06

The arrivals OF wheat were large but the greater por
tion had been sold previously the supply sale was
light, aud the market lc better on spring samples
the sales foot up 100 coo bushels. part to arrive at
81 62s 81 80 for Chicago spring. 81 o. 81 90 for
hwaukee club, 81 10 81 rs for amber spring, 81 "a
81 81 for winter red Western, and 81 S. 81 SO for
amber do Rye continued scarce and held 6S and
upwards The market for oats excited and prices
advanced &C. &c., with brisk demand government
account and on speculation. We quote Canadian al 90c
aeoc state at 9Sc 96c., and Western at e4c 9oc.
aoat and 96c CSC for State and Western In store The
corn market was dull and irregular sales 20 900 bushels
at II 6S III 65 for Western mixed 81 63 for white do,
and 81 6s for Northern yellow. Barley and barley malt
continued dun.
BosEs.-6o, 600 Rio Grande sold at slT SIS, cash.
CANDLES 81 900 boxes city adamantne sold at 23c.
25c and 450 boxes Western Star at &c., cash also small
sales OF prime brands at 2sc. a soc.
CoAI--owing to small receipts and the scarcity Of
foreign prices nearly soc per VIZ For Pitts
ton, 50 rs Scranton $40 other kinds, $40 so sl1, all
cash. delivered At Baltimore and Georgetown sale OF
1878 tons Welsh steam part for $l2, cash
COPPER Lake was quite active, with sales or 400 900
lbs part to arrive at and 44o the spot 90 900
lbs Portage at 43Ac. As hc 900 lbs Detroit at 44c
and 90, 600 lbs. Minnesota at 44c; sheahng and
yellow metal steady at &c. for bolt and brazsrs
copper, and 4Oc. months, yellow metal belts.
CorFsE.-The market was Arm, with small sales, at
previous prices.
CoTroN was quiet: sales l 200 bales
The New York herald., 1864-06-06

SATURDAY, June 4, 1894
AsHEakeceipts, 80 bbls. Msrkci.quiet but firm, al
% 70 for pots and sl2 50 SIS for pearls
BgEAreruHs Receipts, 10 ega bbIs -four 3ol do corn
meal 122 SiA bushels wheat rs e5l do corn e2l do
cats 500 do barley II 900 DO malt The arrivals were
sgan light and the nour marks, opened strong prices OF
shipping grades advancing Sc Al the cos., however,
the Improvement was moi sustssed. The demand was
brisk Saturday the sas reaching lsooo bbIs state
and Western, iucludirg several thoossr1 tss extra
state 10 arrive in ell this month and rs rsrl of July
AtT 5oar co also 600 do. Southern, 500 d. Cana.
dian and 400 do rye -four. coru mss was in fair de
psnd and the market hrmer. saes 100 bbs. at S. 35
Tor New Jersey apd s. ,or Brandy wine. We ancie.-
The New York herald., 1864-06-06

n ENGLISH COOK WANTS srTUATION-No OB
~ lection 70 The cogstry 70 assist IN The washing
70 private boarding house Good references Call IN i've
aays g. - PARA g., eorass u esssl ~ asss, Goa W~
The New York herald., 1864-06-06
COAL AND IRON COMPANY.

IQ A. A. LkWIS, PRESIDENT r EVANS, Secretary,
The books subscription opened ut the oce or
or Msssrs Wolf Dixie. No GO Wall street. for limited
number of shares s. share ment heeafer
value sz So Tie property Of this company consists Of
Of the coal lands in Ohio situated the line OF
the Cleveland and PsbuIg Railroad. which, within ne
close proximity of the Ohio Canal gives the mnora OF ns
water 10 Cleveland P.ttsburg aud Cincinnati Tee two
openings completed have yielded in Q time he
thousand tons of the best Bituminous COAL
There (s) distinct viens OF coal Of average
thckness OF three and the exception vein
situated above the line OF she railroad ened
Pburg Railroad-sn advantage possessed by but few OF
our mines The veins OF Black Band and Kidney
which underlying the whole Of the ess,s now sue
cessuy worked the premises and yielding from
IS to OF good iron Some OF the eminent
geoogss and lining ensneer IN the country estimate th
readily wholesale at So per ton in marke-deduct
ing for mining 81 s. for transporting market via
Cleveland aud P;tsburg Railroad 81 95 for contingent
50 cents per ton leaves net profit OF 81 per ton
The facilities which the present and improve
ments afford will. without much expense, allow the
pany to mine go tons per day.
NEW YORK, June 4, 1864,
The New York herald., 1864-06-06

A CooK.-A YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A sITUA.
N uon a. good cook in private family; thoroughly uu
deraands her business has the best Of city references from
her last place Can be seen at III Wsst 2<th st. between
The New York herald., 1864-06-06

nlvIDEND NOTICR.-AT MEETING OF THE
IL Trustees Of the Noble Well OH Company held May ~
1861 monthly dividend Of one per cent the capital stock
declared for the month Of May free government
tax able after June TO- the ONCE OF the Com
1877 Broadway Transfer books will be closed June ..
and reopened juno H.
The New York herald., 1864-06-06
M Office no SHAREHOLDERS on TnR PITTsBuRo.

NJ Office TO SHAREHOLDERS OF THE PITTsBURG.
IN Fort Wayne and Chicago Railway Company.-The un
dersgned commissioners authorized 20 sell thrtve thou.
sand new shares OF the csoita stock Of sad company by
the shareholders and bondhoders for the
OF constructing double track, procuring additional
equipment &C. now propose to sell thirteen thousand
propose 10 the shareholders who stand
gstered such the books Of the company at CLOCK
r. NJ of the 10Th OF this month share for each hye
shares then standing in their name at the value OF $lO0
for each share
Books of subscription will be opened Office Wins.
low Lanier Co. 81 Vail street. the th June and kept
holder cali and subscribe signify his wishes by let
ter. addressed 10 J. f. ID. Lanler Chairman. The new
shares thus subscribed for will bear dividend from the LIST
July proxino.
Payments will be required folows-Onc fourth the
2ls June notification of acceptance: fourth the
18th july one fourth the 18th August and one fourth
the 18th September.
share certificates on final paymento of the instamens
Non compliance with OF the conditions OF this sub
scrpon subjects 10 forfeiture payments made thereon
&c already advantsgeousl purchased. The high price OF
labor the difficulty Of procuring the and the
enhanced rates for all materials in the opinion OF the chief
engineer the chief executive officers the company,
altogether improbable that further amount OF
the stock will be offered during the pressnt year.
If further amount be economically expended In in
creas the capact es of the line this year the company
will probably have other means 10 inset the same.
The the right to extend the time or
subs rbing TO non-resi dent shareholders who MAJ de-
sire avail themselves OF the benefits OF this notice.
such terms and cond tons as the commlss oners I'M
The comm ssouers the right TO dispose Of
discretion for the benefit of the company Of tho
shares taken by shareholders under this notice.
). j J riLbks. 4 s.hH
J. EDGAR HOMS0N.
SPRINGER HARBAU0H,
L. II MEYER
New YORK June !. 1884 Commissioners.
The New York herald., 1864-06-06

A SITUATION WANTED Ae CHAMBERMAfD-
"A would assist in the washing; understands huting or
would 60 waitress two city reference Call at ITO
WastlS nj
The New York herald., 1864-06-06

A GERMAN PROTESTANT GIRL WISHES SITUA.
n ton chami good reference Call at
6 West SOh in the grocery between 10th and lth
The New York herald., 1864-06-06

AT THE NINTH NATIONAL BANK-PR0f0sAL4
IA will rscelved fer the United States Loan So OF
1881 Information given Also l0ln Bonds on hand da
The New York herald., 1864-06-06

MINING STOCKS-AS WELL AS ALL OTHER KINDS
M Of securities bought and sold at all the Stock Boards
in New York. Boston, Phadephia. &c.. or otherwise on
commission, by ALBERT Ii. NlCOLAY No. 62 William St
The New York herald., 1864-06-06
TNTERNArIoNAL
OF NEW YORK.
onice ils Broadway

UNce II5 broadwav.
CASH CAPITAL. ONE MILLION DOLLARS
cash capital OF 81 00oo all paid and securely invested
prepared insure every kind property incudas
ships In port their cargoes against loss or damagey
Are, on the most favorable terms
WILLIAM K. WARREN. President.
HAMILTON BRUCE, Vice President
GEORGE W. SAVAGE. Secretary.
The New York herald., 1864-06-06

The secretary OF the Treasury has advertised the pro
poeed bonds TO the amount OF seventyfve millions
Of dollars bids FOR which, endorsed offer for loan, aud
addressed TO the Secretary OF the Treasury, win be
ceived until the 18th inst on which day they will be
opened. It Is expected THAI offers will be at least
equivalent 10 the present market price Of the bonds Of
1891, which quoted n this market at 1lSi<. The
bonds win bear annual interest Of six per cent paya
bic semtsunualy In coin, the first days Of July and
Jsuuaty aud be reieemabe aer the 3oth OF June 1884,
which allows them seventeen years The denomi
nations OF both descriptions OF bonds VIII be $50 500,
$500 aud 81 .oOo and registered bonds Of 1000 and
$40 900 will also be issued required.
The earnings Of tho Galsna and Chicago Union Railroad
during the month OF May compare as follows with the
receipts for the same time last year.
The New York herald., 1864-06-06

OF previous weeks the quotations fo- railroad
and miscellaneous shares were Saturday last
than they were on the 2sth OF May.
The following were the prices OF government securi.
tfas nj he r1nra of tho mast four
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-01-23
New tn hshiladeiphia.
CooPER

COOP ER'S
PHOTOGRAPH AND ART GALLERY,
10. 1893 .Cbesnut Street opposite tho U. 8. Mint.
Gallery, Reception and Operating Rooms ALL ON
FIRST FLOOR.
All styles md sizes OF photogtaphs rvorytypcs,
Ferrotypes "Tintypes" md taken ut prices to sut
the tines
Pictures Finished in Water Colors, Oil, India Ink
and Pastil
Horses and other animals Equipago, Country Seats
Ruins Modes of Machinery, DO, for Patonting ac-
eurately photographed
p f. Cooper desires to cail the attention of per-
sons visiting Philadelphia to his new Ground Floor
Gallery, whcro he has introduced nowly patented
cameras, capable OF taking, in few seconds, one
hundred photographs, from the small stamp or nu-
tographic, to tho Imperial and Life Size
After many experiments ho has succeeded in pla.
cling his yligbt ct improved angle, diffusing
tho light in equal proportions land producing that
soft gradation Of tone which cannot be given by the
side md sky-ighs generally used and which Of so
much Importance TO the beauty Of picture. 1t is
made Of French glass; and is the largest in Phiade
pha.
Mr. Cooper hHs been engaged moro thnn twenty
years in the study and practice of tho Fine AIts.
His long experience as a Miniature and Portrait
Painter is sufficient guarantee for the perfection Of
The pictures made at bis establishment.
The art Of de9li1ng is well understood /; rone but
the most skiiul artists ere employed in the respec
tive departments.
The art of deafizng is well understood; none but
VI. h,ost shliiu "i'9'S "ie eeiP'oyeu Al noio'Pe'"'o
"e'1, 81 ,icl'e. ~ t ,,,,, A., r,.,,.
~ % ,.;,, pIo p, "ta tn., uos s
onsIso ~ upy Il.'Lo, ~ va w, a;;, e'oc -
uo'7' i"Ituulhi ""ch''oi' IL P"'" 'oSHis si"ooiui
ailn easy Posl.lons a! ~ A.. ,;.,, - ,;o.s
DhsseI[eo.Sles @hd hiI oener mus VI piG'uiee a'
S9Itu' lFonl si%l ie'hlii'n ~ o s,he niiu nn-
E4eU is c'lVis vi lh"'"n "h' oioon eq' u
uRen ron ne ....
=, nus uaiIerT possesses rate . I"ttl'us lo[ hhne
fY"Su"" flctufes lT"' nc III u'c roHi puiiu,As,
horses 81 DlOtnurnDlel
ot a time
\ RTo pbotocro,,bors Colorists nn1 others
.Jrs. Issued A NrS, Wort On
puarocp p,pu Co,"p,v, lvopyryp,ya. Es,Mr1L.
,ya Tronv Ntx,,rTrp p,,x~TSc 10
Co,nr1eto ;nsirnct;ons givnr far nsnc Tvor>t,,ros
with some yinobio rcrci1,s never before nubiisbed
,,r,l t oil ,bot,,ra,bors t,r ono of which Iarr
s,n, bss bee1 ofSprcd ''''' ~
Rv G,Iovirc, ihe ,;rec,ions contained in this bool
even thn.e ner.ons With no preyious knowledre Of
pain,rr conrot C,il IN color nbotngrnnhs in a bcan
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-01-23

EY-ATTACX on THE NoRTurSrBRLASp CerrTr
DEMOCRAT, BY SoLprERs.-Welcgr TO say that m
e of violence has been committed in this place that
nay cas-: stigma ofreprouch upon Us us a people
Sho profess to bs community in favor of law and
rider.
On Monday evening between and o'clock tao
oh Cavalry regiment of Now York arrived at tho
iepot on their return homo in special train They
Numbered about two hundred AS their train lad
. remain here until the nigh, express train came
.own, at ll.Se, number Of them visited tho rcsau.
'ats, lager beer saloons and hoto;s of the town -
About 10 o'clock squad OF about twenty appeared
efoge the 6fice Of The Northumberland County Dem
rat and having, by various inquiries asccrtainei
Is location in the third story of j. VI. SIMPSONS
9uillng, proceeded IN stairs broke opcn the door
Ind then proceeded to empty tho csscs throwing the
ypo md materials on tho floor They also threw
lo,sn the PreSs,--a " Washincton hand press.-which
contained the orag of the ou,aido Of the paper The
-ress we are glad to say sustained but little injury
md can be readily repaired, In the meantime, Mr.
iimpsou, who occupies part of the building. and
Who was in bed, on hearing the racket overhead
sme up into the room with Te7olver in his hand,
Shich was wrested from him by Of the soldiers
hr. Simpson, VIC understand had his ankle sprained
IA the scutiie and was also struck in the face.
The most serious loss is in throwing the type Eng
ish and German, upon the floor and treading upon
heIa, thus delaying the slaihs of paper pcrhap.
or a week or two.
We have endeavored to state the facts nj nearly
= We could ascertain them and are inclined to be-
ha; the soldiers acted on theit own rcsponsi.
ility. We could not find any reliable authority
Gat they were instigaied or encouraged by any o
be e;iions Of our place, as has been alleged al,
hough there are doubtless some who would not hesi
a,s to do so. Several persons who saw the soldiers
inter the building, say that the Lieutenant and some
# the men were stationed os a guard below
The occurrence is one to be regretted by all who
ave regard iot law and order as an outrage upon
'riyate right, and freedom Of speech. Threats had
previously been msde various occasions, by SOL
lers to "elean out the Northumberland County
Democrat. Soldiers Snd others should remember
bat wrongs, whether real o. imaginary, are not to
ie redrsssed by violence The only safeguard in q
onwuuity is 10 observe the laws otherwise the in
'oceni may be made to suffer with tho guilty
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-01-23

~ WIpowEEs VS. BAoHRLors,-o neighbor Of
he Gazette, who is an incorrigbe bachelor, alter.
lately eulogiles and erieises the ladies, and not
ieng able to make anything out Of the latter, has
aiken advantage ofa paragraph in our paper, on the
ubiect Of leap year, for the purpose Of ventiatins
,is spleen upon Widowers. We have always had
lue respect not only r the inrmities age but espe
tally for those Of bachelors The former may some
ines be relieved, but the latter being inherent are
lmost ineurabe, The great defect, or rather mis-
ortune OF bachelors Is sail to be seldshness, and
ether than share aHyfAipg, even the blessings Of
,ellock, they would crawl through the world alone,
uwept, unhonored, unmoufned WIdowers having
,ore heart may be more susceptible, which enables
hem 10 ply. even The mislortunes Of bachelor,
The poet must havs hsd one Of these uniortunates
q his eve, when he wrote the following lines;
"For ~ bis oWn dear image be surveyed,
lie ten ia love With the fantastic shade
Arl 'er the fair resemblance hnng nnmOyed,
30, knew iond youth, u was Ai~ssifhe loved -
hat never despair, nsishhaF You know the old
iase, more tFits than poetic "eysEy dog has hi'
sv aud yoaFs may not be laT 90 RsmsHbeE
There sxims ne goose % gray, bat soon Or late
she'll fpi some honest gandsS lof a mate"
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-01-23
TAKE NOTICEl


Tho annual liz; Of United States taxes is made up
on Licenses, Income oa Carriages Silver Plate, and
all unpaid monthly lists due and payable, rs
follows
JuSIArA CoUSTy will he attended to by John
NJ Laushhn. Deputy, at Miflntown. on Monday, the
nth day Of January, 1864; at MAliscryic ON the
l2lh and 18th n Ric,deia, ou thc lith, 1t Mexico,
on the 18th; at NJ MCcpncsNiile, the 18th ri East
Waterford, the Goth and 2lst at Perrysyillc, On
the 2@d
SNYprR CoUNTY.-lIcnry Smith will attend ct
the Washington House, Midlehurg, on the lith Of
January rcliusuoye, at the Union Rouse, the
18th freehurg. at +. Meyers Hotel, on tie 18Th ,
at R"aver Spring, on the l4th and 18th.
UNION COrNrY.--josse Beaver. Deputy will at-
tend al HHrtloton. on the llth OF january ~ Mf-
hinburC. on the 18Th; at New Berint on the l3,h +;
al LCwisburg on the ;Ith and 18th; at New COlum-
bia on the 18Th at unioutown, on the lgth
NoEIHUMBERLtNp CorETT.-S. Boyer, Deputy
Will attend at his Office. in Sunbury, the 18th and
18Th Of January; at Wca,ers Hotel. in Shamoilio,
on tho 20th at J. NJ Hun = il the borough oi
Milton. ou the 22a and 23l.
DNUrnIy COUNTY Attendance will I've given, IN
person hy Deputy ~ the Assessor Office. Middle
town, on the ! Itn ot January ut Hum1nelstoWn, ct
Baum's Hotel. ON the l2,h; at Lingiestown, On the
18th at Bcrryslurg. on the 18Th at Mllcrsburg,
on the 20,h at Halifax, ON the 2lst at Dauphin,
on the morning OF The 22l Attendance will be
given on any day at my Office, III Harrisburg. Ter
DGulhin county.