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MARINE lNTELLIGEECE,



PORT OF CLEVELAND.
ENTERED. o.
Stmr Morning Star, Vigsr, Dstroit
Pr0D Idaho, COnksy, Buffalo
Prop Elmirs, thorn, Buffalo
Prop Olean, BriscOti, Dur kirk
Bark De Sofa McLoud Marquette, 5 2 tons irrn ore,
Schr " Scott. WATTS, 8 6ndwich
scar 1nternatlonsl, McSuin, maTquetts, 4ss tons
schr David Wsgstan, Stone Marquette, as tons iron
ore
schr = Tracy, RueII. Detroit, I725zs feet Inn er
>chr exchange, Rewell, Marquette, 4Sl tons iron
schr White squal Leonard Marquette, ss7 ions iron
schr Correspondent jeffrey, Marquette, as7 tons on
ore
scow Mona, Brown, Kel VS. I,land
SEQ" thoeniX, Butte ned, Gay City, $50 NJ feet Ium
scow free Mason, MerreIIa PIT Clinton
sc0W Suller Gtrl, Garter X .iIy's Island
Sow < Kane, Cobb, Kelly's Island
Scow : + Prince. Priucs, Black river
ScOw B ack SEa1, FitcH, Black river
seoW Eagle, Hudson, Detroit IS a feet lum ber, 30
NJ iath
OLEBRED..........-......Jun 9
stmr Morning Star, Higer Detroit.
Prep Idaho, C'nkey, o. fcaRo
Prep Elmira, Thorne, TO!edo
Prop Pa-lho Kelley, bunaoi "a bb's -four, 23O
sohr sioux, Bourne. Buffalo, Buffalo. 6,s bushIs:
Schr Jenny LIud, williams, Ba1Alo, go tons coal
Sow Mona, Brown, Ksl Us Isaud
ScoW , n Kane, CObb, nelly lslR
SEQ = Suter Girl, Carter Avon Point
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OswKGo mARKET--Junc ..

TELEdhkFh
FIour-Unehanged, with good demand.
Whsat-In GOOd demand but the scarcity ofsup-
Corn-Heid at 81 90 to arrive for old Illinois.
ClafH-OAnadtao Sc.
PeRs-Scarcs and held generally above the views
OF bJyers.
Freights-Dun and unchanged,
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LOCAL NOTICES.

CLEvEIAHD, June 9Eh, 1884
SECOND WABD Mutual DRAFT AssooIA.
TIoN.-Thors will bo meeting of this As
soeistien this evening, at half past seven
O'Clock, in Court room No. 1. The drafted
members are requested to be present.
Junes:l54 F. a. SANFORD, Seo'y.
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The rush still continues at the Great
Bankrupt Sale of Boots and Shoes, los Su-
PeriOr street. The splendid stock must be
closed out regardless of prices. iune9;I54.
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x. z. HONEY nfARKEF-Iune 0.

IBI fELE4ElFH-I
4!Onsg-Active and firm at Sal Per cent, chiefly
at The latter.
SteFlinE EXebaBSe-FirmCr at 40 for sold.
GsOid-MOrs active and decidedly higher Open.
ing At 1885, advancing to l97, dectainR TO l9SH sd.
VanciCg 10 lss}S, and closing hrm at l97jsal,sS.
t3CNsFHmSzE 9LnnER-Duil. u \. SKIES Of
1881, coup Jns, Is; Fiye-twsnties, coupons lOS5za
lOtH
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CITY NEWS.

PERsoEAL.--MeKesn Buchanan, the
celebrated trsgedisn, is stopping in our city
for few DAYS on his way East.
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CHEAPER THAN CorToE SHIRTIHG.-The
Irish linens, selling at the closing out sale
of I. P. SherWOOd's, are much cheaper than
cotton goods. msy23
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3. Z. sTOCA mAkAkE- June Q.
;sYFzEgaEkFHJ

3 'osHE- Better.
Five tuenIias, coupons, l0sS, One-yeGr certificates
s7A ennessee siIes g55z Ohio aud Mississippi ceT-
udcItes 52<, Pacific Mail go Erie ll2k do efer'd
ll0S rev York Central l32N, Hudson H59s, Read
ing li354 Michigan central l453k, M.c ligan South
ern 3, Illinois Central scrip 1872 Cleveland and
tt burRh ll2k Oh cago aud Northwestern s., do
prefer I'd 975s eyeand snd Toledo l4s. Chicago and
Rock Island ll3, chicago, BuriinGtOn and Quincy
l27A, Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne aud hicago IllA.
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LETTER FROM kNAPSACK.

From the JO5tk-BIadensburs-.. Negro
Uhienlst--HIs Views on the sIruaIiOn--Ths
Bladensbars DuelIIEE Ground--LOcatlOn
of COmBRnIeB.
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Q. A. READ g CO..

Banker', No. 95 Superior street,
are buying JULY, SEPTEMBER, Axr
NOVEMBER
United States Interest Coupons
at the highest rates of premium.
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Beautiful Fine English strsws opened
this morning at
juneI0:157 MRS. SHAW'S'
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HARPER YoR JULY.-Baker has received
Harper for July It's contents are the
Drummer BOys'BurisI'-"scsnesi in the War
of Isl2-Lake ChampIsin and the New Eng
land Coast'-"Coal and Coal Mining
Laura and her Hero -" SoundiDgs -
GLOW it hsppsned"-"DOOmsd to Music
"Thrse Years -" Three years in Mont
gomery -" One of the Noble -" Ny
Boat t"-"Ths Unkind Word" by the au-
thor of John Halifax, Gentleman" Denis
DuvsI," by Thackersy-" The Fortunes Of
War'-"In DiKie'-"0ld Lamps for New"
THE Hearts LoDgings "-"Our Mutual
Friend" by Dickens-"The Contract" etc.
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VOLUMES IN LIBRARY.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
~ Proposals will be reeev= d at the ofice Of the
CITY OWL fnginear unti tEelve O'Clock, June l5ihi
for grading an ] i'm proving Spruce street.
tbs Board OF City Improvements Invite tle sud
mission II bids roserVng the right to accept or re-
,ot the same By order Of he Board
''N JOHH WHITELAW,
iune7I55 City a Il Engineer.
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UNIrED STATES CnuRT.-The trial Of
David Gilbert, charged with having spu-
iOus postal currency in his possession, was
ended yesterday, Joseph Adams appearing
for the defendant. The jury retired with In
structions to seal their verdict. This came
Gilbert was on trial before the Court Of Com
mon Pleas some time ago for e similar case,
but was discharged on account Of insufi-
cient evidence to convict.
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NOl2ARTN ERSnIP. - The UE-
1 1OI 1, 60 -. his tlay rfmed a partnership
~ dei slsn ~ u iiS, 'y,,, OF McNAIEY, ULAFLlN
20 for the PaTposs continuing tae - q
prllSs . Vt3ulAs pei A o. MOsAlk1,
nurt 70 H. n OIAELIAs
p THATOHEh,
en-. BURT.
,,--,.-, -, .,sss innszl5I-
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REVENUE STAMPS

FoE SALE At THB.l
CLEVELAND POsTO FsF C.E
E. CowLEs, P. N.
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IVORY JEWELRY
ATT0RNEY9 al Law.

" 81. MERRIAM, ATTORNEY,
Counsellor, Notary and Gonnral Collection
TG91f once 1853 Superior-st-t Cleveland Ohio.
: rOoilsctionH msds promptly and on REASONABLE
NOPPER MINE NOTICE Thu
Annual Meeting o tie Stlckholders 81 the
sifsorcuuiue Mouutaln Mining Company, ior lhe
election OF ohicsrB for the ensuing ear, ana ihe
fransaction OF othsr business, vi be held a. Lhe
once of Husssy a Mcbride Nos I'll and ZJ9 hlveI
afrsst OisFeiapd Ohio TUESDAY, July lztni AZ IL
ocicck, A. N. BY urder Of tn LireelofH
q BIZ OdFIELD,
funsg-is secretary and treasurer.
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BUFFALO aIARKET--Jupe q.

BUFFALO mAAEET--June o.
lBI FaLEGsAFH.l
EiOur-U UNCHANGED.
Wheat-Firmer and moderately active. Sales to
arrive o. MilEaukee spring AZ q 53al 54-held here
at lt5e7s; winter red estern si,s0.
=. C0rn-Dull and dropping. no tl ,2sal, 30 No
Oats-Eo Western $50.
Wh!sky-A shade hrmsr. Sales at sl,Z7.
EreIghta-UnchsnRed.
Lake Imports-S,20l bbls -four, As 926 bushe's q
Whea's B So bushels corn, 10. 80 bushes { ats
Canal BXDOrta-al6 bbls flour; lfO, ~ bushals
wheat, s7. - bushels corn, lOl $50 bushels oats
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DISSOLUTIUN OF COPART-
Y BNERsHIP.-The copartnership heretofore
= rStinq between the undersigned. under the name l
1,s stye OF Ihstcher, Burt Co., Is thls ~ US Is
- ID by mutual consent Either Of The parties Ai'
MI srizsd 10 sCttla the Affairs Of tha e9neeTnip
q. n. BURT
A. U. HJNAlkfs
C1svs. mi. J, ,1ne ], 1888.
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PITTSBURGH GIL MARKET,
Especial to the Lesder
PITTSBURGH June
Petroleum-The demand for crude continusE.-
salts 10 day we're 81 371c and s3o, barrels returned
Arrived about 200 barre O.. -ketEfd siss aooo
In hand a. d
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The Reverse in Elertdn !.

New York, Feb. 27. The Express says:
From an officer arrived in the Fulton, We
derive some further particulars Of the disas
ter to our forces near Lake CRY. ~
Gen Seymour, who cornmsnded the ex
pedi,ion, had been placed under arrest bv or
der Of Gen. Gilmore. His successor is Gen
vodges, who lett hilton Head Tuesday
last with reinforcements for Jacksonville,
consisting OF an entire division.
Our in ormation SAYS it was the opinion
Of officers who took part in the expedition.
that our losses in killed. wounded and miss
ing are between twelve hundred and fifteen
hundred. Gen. Seymour is severely censur.
ed in not throwing out scouts and skirmish>
ers be ore our troops sdvanced. AS it was
our troops were led into a rap. Hamilton's
artillery led the van and suffered severely
The rebel sharpshooters picked off their hor
SOS and the guns had to abandoned. The
Fortieth Massachusetts, mounted infantry
have also suffered severity. Li- ~ 3.9-E
r. In 'he retreat many Of our wounded were
left behind within the enetny's lines. Our
troops were right in front Of the Confederate
batteries, in piece Of woods, before we we-.
aware aware Of their presence, and wher
their batteries opened CALLING fire our mer
were driven back panIc striken in disorder
The rebel force IS not known, hut 1t il
supposed TO have been large. Ono Of tht
yrisoners captured stated that troops hat
recently been sent down from Charleston
and General Bauregsrd was in command
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y To dismiss these blissful
visions, and come to sober. waking truth, we
must say in sincerity that we regard the
Northern Democracy and their policy as
tbs worst orIn Of Northern hostility which
has been maui 'ested in the war. But Tor
them we should not be where we now are.
But ior military chieftalns and soldiers of
Northern Democracy, who once proiessed tee
be the bitter enemies, oil coercion in every
shape and form, the war could not have lsst>
ed two months. The Black Republicans
proper, IN ,ided by the Democratic elem MT,
would have, been struck. with paralysis be
lore Lincoln had been three months, in his
teat. At tie same time, however, that this
polite party has given the war lis chief i'm
pelus in leaders and men, it has proiessed 9
policy Of peace upon honorable terms, which
was far more formidable in it's arts than the
combined arms ofall parties in the North
There was al one period Of the war more
danger from, It's seductive tongue ttan the
brawling and bitter mouths Of Llpcolh and
his Cabinet. Even now we would much
rather have Lincoln for the President Of the
| United States than the candidate Of the con
ssr yatIve Democracy Lincoln seems to have
been raised up, as was George tho Third, TO
render restoration Of colonies to their ty
rants, impossible. II he had pursued the
wise and concilia.ory measures which the
Northern Democracy professed to advocate.
s.the rebellion would have been peacefully
smothered in its cradle. But bis heart has
been hardened, like Pharaah's; he has sc
trarnpled upon all law, disregarded all right
and outraged all humanity, that the whole
Confederacy has become consolidated in thu
\ resolnte discrimination to submit 70 every
iorp Of human suffering rather, than return
10 lhe. destable elnbrase OF a .Goyernnen
which he has rendered to their to their mind
an embodiment Of the powers Of darkness
So long as be is President, SO long as we SCI
the Devil in his proper shape and Form, "
have nothing to fear. we have only TO resis
the fend, and he will flee from US II is on
iIly W hen the ,priuce Of the Internal region
takes the shape Of an angel o. light that faith
ful are in danger. We must be excused
\ there ore, from, wishing success to th
Northern Democracy. Let the North sticl
\ 10 q, representatives man, and not chang
front in the hour oi battle, i6...,g J.. .'
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NEWS OF THE WEEK.


---EaFragut's feet will comprise forty
vessels. fat ra Hga
edItIis now credited that Gen. Sher-
ftsn has captured Selma, Alabama. =
Captain Hunt, Senator Hale s
friend, has been sentenced to pay q
fine of $4,000. sea .ae.=a
The Vanderbilt has been ordered to
ehfHs. ..- ga&
;Df thirty thousand veteran troops
whose term expires, twenty-five thou7
ssnd hare already re-enlisted. l."
ehThe basis Of the English PROPOSE
tiob for an armistice is the evacuation
81 the Danes Of one Of the Duehes.
neM is reported that ? Denmark nnnrrIi hes
proposed European Congress. ,aqs
noOne-third Of the business portion Of
fhe village Of Ithaca, Tompkids coun,
YIN. Y, has been destroyed by fire.
ieIt is reported that General Price,
taking advantage of sixty days fur
lough, has gone to Mexico, and will
not return. l1,35 2 &gi
General Gilmore has prohibited the
destruction or pillage Of property in
Florida, by our soldiers. li5.g s.l5
IdThey are sending Federal prisoners
from Richmond to Georgia, at the
rate Of 400 per day. ....
General Sigel is to succeed Genera
Kelley in Western Virginia.
',1n Norfolk, Va, twenty-eight de
cyses. Of confseation have been mad'
ofrConfederate property. ,l.
,iIrhere is another feet to be added t.
tifsIFedsral squadron by way Of in
Steasing the expenses.
Fifty Federal officers have escaped
iaall from Libby Prison and reached
the Federal lines in safety gG
flIt Is reported that Beauregard is or
6ls way from Savannah, to oppose the
Federal progress ip Florido, where WI
are gaining considerable advantages
.;oIn the House of Commons. the dis
frtss in Ireland has been discussed,
ma il was stated that, in consequence.
4 large emigration Of fighting men II
America was going on.
ss,Gencral Palmer has occupied Ring.
gold, Ga, without any resistance
tis found only seven families il th,
sowr, which formerly bad . population
of three thousand inhabitants.
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xxxyIU CONGRESS.

WASHINGTON, February 23.
Dir. Sumner presented various psiitions
relative TO the abolishmeBe Of tlaSery nom
persons in Ohio, New York, and one irom
Governor Andrew. Josiah Quincy, and mem
bars OF the Senate and House OF RePTesen-
iatiyes Of te Slate Of Massachusetts Tor
the same purpose. ~ -N,t y
After Executive session the Senate ad
iourned.
llousE.-The House resumed the cen
sicerstlon OF the DILL to establish a bureau
for treedmen's affairs.
Mr.. Kelly. OF Pennsylyania, adyocated the
bill, and pressed lis iIninetiste passage TO
meet the exigences which have arisen undtr
the present var. =.-,z----,,
A message was received iroin the Senate
that that body had concurred in the report
OF the Committee OF Conference on the
Whisky Bill. '"' .,t So rl'7.".. o.,
Mr.. Stevens moved for occurrence in the
report ~ 'o aff 1.-t l9'ihEi1f L-1at-
Mr.. washburne, or Illinois, who dissen
ted from the repeft, gave his reassns for
withholding his sssent9' He was consistent
| " in favor OF taxing liquors on hand, and
/ wentedihe report referred back Tor such
mcd tica,ions as will secure to the Treasury
pl oper int ONE from that source. he IN
sisted that the spectators should not pros
per at the expense OF the people.
! Mr.. Fernando Wood still adhered 10 his
former proposition to tax all whiskey on hand
but as m, lnber ofetNe Committee otCon
terence, he was obliged to acquiesce in the
decision oftbe msjority Of that committee
namely, that both Houses having agreed &C
strike out the clause, there was no such qdes
tion in controversy. 'i-'' ~"
Mr.. Ksssou, o. Iowa, wanted the report
referred to another Committee to accord
with he sense Of the House as formerly ex
pressed. - ~ ~ ga
Mr. Stevens denied that there was au,
principle in the parliamentary practice Il
arrange in Committee OF Conference Tor tax
ing sto, K on hand. sf' l'' a.!a"
The House refused, yeas 81 nays 36. +
agree to the Committee OF Conference on tn
Whisky Bill.
The terms OF agreement were transmitted
to the House yesterday in advance O the re
port and already published. Another Com
mittec of Com ference was ordered.
HoUsE.-Tbs Navy Appropriation BiI
was taken up. The debate will consinu
TIL the cose Of the session.
Mr.. Blow, OF Missouri, made speech a
which the House adjourned.
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Pennsylvania Central Stock War.
'''. kct. &""l s43 ~
EAST LIBERTY. Feb. 25, 1s

., EAST LIBERTY, Feb, Is, 1864.
CATTLE-The, market. since our last has.
been unusually active and prices have mater
tally advanced When prices reach the top
they are very apt to come down. In New
York they reached the climax on Tuesday.
and received tumble Spectators had
either TO hold on or submit to decline OF
one cent per pound. The prospect for q
further decline in the Eastern market is al
most rendered certain. In our own, market
the advance exceeded over one per, cent. per
pound, We note sale Of SOC head on gov
ernnent account delivered. ia Baltimore. at
7,73@7,95 per cent. Those purchasing for
government will buy nothing but tbs best.
The receipts were not large: sales A head,
extra, delivered in Baltimore, 8.40 per cent.
SHEEp-The offerings were very light, and
prices ruled high. This season seems to bs
over, and-rates ranged from $6,so@7,75 VI
cwt. .,... 4as..tt.
Hoes s-The receipts and sales were lsrgs.
There was, however, plenty OF purchasers,
and all good parcels offered found ready buy
ers at the outside ra es, There seemed to
be good deal Of competition among dealers
they were purchasers on Eastern account.
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4 DEATH or MRS. GENERAL WILLIAM II.
1HARRIsos - This lady departed this Lille
evening before last, at the advanced age OF
Itignty eight years ard seven months, atthe
residence other son, the Hon j. Scott Har
r1son, near North Bend. The funeral will
take place on Sunday morning. from the re ;.
sidencs other son,in law, Colonel Taylor, ct
Cleves. President Lord will run down q
spee,ai train over the /. ~ G.d Railroad on
Sunday morning, TO convey, Tree of charge,
Al who desires 70 attend tho iunsraL Mrs.
Harrison will be buried By tho side of tho
Tx, President at North Bend. - Eng. FEB. 81.
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isa-fwins TO the sickness o.

IeG5s Owing 10 the sickness of
ths.Senior E.litor, who is confined to
his rp9m, by severe indisposition, the
basinessofcediting and publishing the
Ssn4inel, rests for the present, and
wiHh perhaps for some time, with
che Associate Editor. His physician
fsrbids bis attending to any business
as,psesent; .sa.n r.l go1 ,ss,rr.
eNew, ia behalf Of the cause, We
have aserious word to.say to the pat
.6hs of the Sentinel. We wish tc
heye it understood in earnest, and we
want them to HEED IT. TheSentinei
rsAaot be carried on without MONEY.
FheP Editor expects to purchase NEW
TYPE in the Spring and prosecute
the approaching Presidential cam
paigp With vigor; in order to do this
tiBusstablishment must have all that
HGowingr.it. There is . sufficient
amount. due, if it were collected
Each account may be small, and the
debtor may think HIS account is so
sfnalltthat it is not of much impor-
taiiee; But the men with the SMALL
account is addressed as much as any
ather, He need not console himself
With this reflection, for, in tho lan-
guageeof Scripture, "THOU ART
FEE VI AN" Tnose accounts aggrs
ssfss4 fs Il i large sum, ..... 5. i . ~. +.
Now to each one indebted to as ia
ahsl Way, either for Advertising, Job
Work, Subscription, by note or book
nes6ant,9 we say we WANT TO SEE fou
and See you soon. We shall be hap
pyto Fecsive our friends at all times
and ws shall know better who are the
rat kfrlends of the Sentinel by the
,Ashher9in which they heed this call
aoN IS an impossibility for merchan
taorspemish his stock of goods with
ont,oash. Itis as much impossible t
run railroad without collecting fare
ffemthe passengers, and receiving pa.
for the transportation of freight =
IRhfaGt "A you cannot carry on any bust
ness, even excepting Hotel withou
MaNERi How some people imagin
that printing is an exception to tina
rnfe, we cannot comprehend. It
Not THE FACT, and if any
them should try it they will soon un
deYstshd. :,t ..-- a.
Now we do not believe that thos
dWihg> think this way. They ar
careless. We will wait patiently fe
their appearance. Money can be ser
bylTmail" atall times. At the az
preaching County Convention on tn
t2th4Bf March would he good tim
farytbose indebted to this establish
paent TO s'pay up" .#
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The Inters.ui Revenue OF 1864.

The circulars directing the manner
in which the income and other taxes of
the Internal Revenue shall be assessed
and collected have bern received by
the proper officials of fthis section:
"The attention oftsx- payers is here
by called to the provisions of the
United States Excise Law, relative
to the assessment Of annual taxes. aa
"By the sixth section of the act of
July /, 1862, it il made the duty of
all persons, partnership, firms, associ-
atoms or corporations, made liable to
any annual duty, license or tax ON or
before the first Monday Of May in
each year, to make aalist or return to
the Assistant Assessor of the District,
where located, of the amount of annu.
al income, the articles or objects char
god with q special tax, and the basi-
ness Or occupation liable to pay any
license. q ~ 'p@"1 3t.i - no.5
every person who shall fail 'tc
make such return by the day specified,
viii be liable to be assessed by the As,
SCISSOR according to the best informa-
| ton which he can obtain, and I'M such
case the Assessor is required to ado
fifty per centum to the amount of the
items Of such list. ftEf
Every person who shall deliver tt
an Assessor any false or FRAUDULENT lis
or statement with intent to evade thu
valuation or enumeration required by
law, is subject to fine Of five ahuhd
! red dollars; and in such case the4 lis
win be made out by the Assessor O
Assistant Assessor, and from the val
uation and enumeration so made ther,
can be no appeal. ~ aaf 10y
"Payment Of the annual taxes,ex
cept those for licenses, will not be de
manded until the thirtieth day 0
June" 'a7 'g'i. lt 1ag9t' ah4
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WAsulNnrnN. Fab. u.

W ASHiNGToS, ceO. II
House. tier some unhnportant business
the House resumed the consideration Of the
bill TO establish a bureau Of Freedmen's
Affairs
The House passed the Senate bill taking
Wardenship OF the Jail, in the District oil
C9umbis, from Marshal La1non, and con fer
ring it on the President.
Mr.. King. of Missouri, defended Cover.
nor Gamble, Gensrsl Schotield, and the.
State Militia. '." 81
Mr.. Schofield replied to Mr.. Dawson,
sevetely criicising the SO called neutrals in
this war, and those who oppose its further
prosecution.
The Committee then proceeded to vote
on the amendment heretofore offered, that
seamen shall be paid in gold or its equivalent,
1t was disagreed to, IS against SO.
Mr.. Rice, Of Massachusetts, moved to in
crease the appropriation for the construction
and repair OF vessels from $22,SQO Geo to
$26,300,0Q0. After some debate it was
agreed to--72 agaipst23.
A long debate took plac, on the item Of
$3.50 for the purchase OF two lois ad>
adjoining the Boston Navy yard, An in
eiiec!usl motion was made 10 strike it OUT
Without coming to conclusion, the Conn
mittse rose and the House adjourned.
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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-03-02
niM-Tha !. MChristian Witness

DT- The aChristian Witness" j.
the title Of a new religious journal re-
Gently established in Columbus, Ohio.
It il published BY Rev. . r Given,
recently Of the Methodist denomina-
tion. It ignores politics as . part Of
religious worship. Terms--s2,0o a
wear,