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ASSESSORS NOTICE.

lvillattead Al the following times and
places 10 receive returns fer the Tax.s in
kind, and nsssss cattle, Horses and Mulss.
net engaged in sallivsiios, asd ali A.ss.
e~nsd On 1hs LET November, 1855, VIZ:
Lancaster G. H., Monlsy, %ta Jan. 1854
-" Tuesday, 9Th 1864.
Bs:lair, WEDNESDAY, 9Th " ;aiI
Mrs h. Hortsas, Monday, lItk q. Iasx
Taxahav, Tsssday, 18th " IsSI
have nov sukeiest blanks 10 furni.L
said rsssrns; and as these ars ths last ap.
Pointmsaa That will be made for tie pur.
pose Of receiving said rs,sruns, II is hoped
every person liable will make their returns
at The places and times abovs stated and
thsrssy sAse any addiiisual Tax.
WIN. ROBERTSON,
Assessor.
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S o u h Carolina.
LANCASTER DISTRICT.

PY p. T. HAMMOND, Esq, Ordinary
ID for laid District
WHEREAS. Richard MsNsnua hss
applied to me for Letters Of Administration
on all and singular the Goods and Chattiss,
Rights and Credits Of Rsbscss NcAianus
late Of the District aforesaid, deceased.
THESE nre, therefore, to eito and nd
monish all and singular, the kindred and
creditors Of the said deceased, to be and
appear before me ut our next Ordiuary's
Court for the said district, TO be holden at
Lancaster Court House on the 18Th day Of
Jan. inst, to show cause, il any, why
the said administration should not be gran
ted.
Given under my hand and seal, this 9Th
: ~ day Of Jan, in the year of our
Z l.. g. Lord one Thousand eight hundred
(~~ and sixty. .feur and in the eighty
eighth year of the Independenso Of the
State of South Carolina.
p. J.. HAMMOND o L. ..
Jan. 6, 1854. 81.
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S 0 U Il Ii G A OLIN
LANCASTER DISTRICT.
RY p. II. Hammond, Esquire, Ord,nar,
I'D for said District.

PY p. II. Hammond, Esquire, Ordinary
ID for said District.
WHEREAS, ID. r. Hancock has I'd.
plied TO me for Letters Of Administration
on all and singular the Goods and Chsttles.
Righta and Credits Of n. J. IIahsssk lat. sf
the District aforesaid. deceased.
THESE are, therefore, to cite and .d.
monish NIL and singular the kindred and
creditors Of the said deceased, to bs and
appear before me at our next Ordinary.
Court for the said district, to BE- holden At
Lancaster Court House on the 18th day of
Jan. inst, to show cause, if any, VIII,
the said Administration should not 5.
granted.
- Given ~nder my hand and seal,
( L. y. this LIST day OF January In
t>~ the year Of our Lord one thou
sand eight hundred and sixty fsur, ana in
the eighty eighth year Of the Independence
Of ths State Of South Carolina.
r. 4, HAMMOND,
O. L. ID.
Jan, 8. 1854. IA.
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TIE CURRENCY BILL.-The bill OF the
"Curency COMMITTEE" says the Rich
mond Eraminer, was. on Thursday, read
before the House Of Representatives 10
secret session. We understand the bill
relies upon taxation, and not upon fsnd
ing, for the reduction Of the present ipHa.
ted currency. 1t is said it proposes TO
levy tax Of four per cent. upon the
present valuation Of property. ve,y
heavy discount being offered as an in.
ducement to tax payers 10 pay 10 their
taxes within short given period.
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Acts passed by the Legislature of South
Carolina At the Regular Session of
1868.

AN ACT TO RAISE SUrrLIEs FOR THE
ERAR COMMENCING III OCTOBER, ONE
THOUSAND EIGHT HpxDKED AND SIXTY
THREE.
SEC. l. Be IL enacted by the Senate and
Heass Of Representatives. nov met and
sitting in General assembly and by the
authority Of the same, That a tax for the
same, and in the manner hereinafter men
TONED, shall be raised and paid into the
Treasury Of this State, for the use and
service thereof, that is to say : Two dol
jsrs and ninety. three cents ad salorem on
syery hundred doIIars Of the value of all
lands granted in this State, according 10
Tho existing classification, As heretofore
established two dollars and eighty four
cents per head on all slaves: Provided,
That all lands or slaves in this State,
now in possession or under the control Of
the enemy, and such other land. or slaves
As may be taken by snsmy before the re-
turn Of tho said property to the Tax Col
isctor, and also such other lands - shall
have been abandoned by the owners in
consequences Of the action Of the military
authorities, shall be exempt by the pro
visions Of this Act; six dollars and seven.
~ five cents en- each free negro, mulatto,
Or msstizo, between the ages Of fifteen
and fifty ysan, except such as shall clear.
~ bs proved to tho satisfaction OF tn.
Collector to be incapable from wound. or
otherwise Of procuring = livelihood, and
except those who NOW are, or have At any
time been, in the service Of the army Of
this Stats.or Of the Confederate States in
the existing war; eighty eight cents ad
yalorem on every hundred dollars Of the
value Of all lots, lands, and buildings
within any city, town, village, or borough
OF this State: Provided, That the tax on
lands and buildings in the city Of Char
lesion be assessed on the value Of the
land only, where the buildings and i'm.
provsmsnts oa the land have been de.
stroysd by the lsts conAsgra.ien; and,
provided farthsr, That no tax shall be
levied on lots, lands, and buildings within
any oi.y, town, village, or borough in tb,
State which haye passed into the posses
sion or under the control of the enemy
or which may pass into the possession Or
under the control OF the enemy before re-
turns are made to the Tax Collsctors (;
four dollars psr hundred dollars on fac.
toFsgs, smploymsnts, faculties, asd pro.
fs'sions, ineladng the profession Of den
tistry, and including herein Clerks Of
Courts Of Common Pleas and General
Sessions, Sheriff., Masters and Commis.
sioRsFs in Equity, Rsgisters Of Mssne Con
ysysocs, Qrdipsriss, and Corousrs, wheth.
Or 10 the profession and employment Of
law or equity, tbs profits to be dsri,,S 1
from the costs Of suit, fees, or other sour.
css Of profsssional ineoms, except clergy.
men, school masters, school mistressss,
asd mechanics four dollars on every
'updred dsllsn on tbs amount OF COM
received by vsndus nsasts5s and
3mWission merchsnts; one dollar and |
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CoEGREssIoX6L.-M Semmes rspor.
ted, from the Committee of Finances, q
bill to provide for rev issue Of Treasu.
~ notes, etc, tue main features OF which
are:
l. Outstanding issues not TO be recsiv.
able in payment Sf public dues, but to
be fundabls in six per cent. bonds tax.
able as Other property, or in four per cent.
bonds never to bs taxed.
2. All bonds or stocks Of the Confeds
rate States to be exchangeabIe ct par, for
said four per'cenls.
8. A new issue Of $25o,0oo,Ooo. to bs
made receivable in pay mont Of ordinary
public dues, convertible into reconverta.
bio call certificates, bearing three per cent
interest.
4. The faith Of the Government pledg.
cd that the said new issue .hall not ex
ceed the amount stated in 1864, nor
5000 100000 in any subsequent year.
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Wit and Humor

Why are book keepers like shiekensa
Because they have to scratch for liv-
ing.
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An Irish lover has remarked that it is
a great pleasure to be alone, especially
when you have your "swatS heart wild
ye."
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Parishes MS pay an amount less than
eight hupdred dollars 20 the collector;
SEC. 2. The Tax ColIsctors in the sew
ersl Districts and Parishes in this State,
in their returns hereafter to be m ade, are
hereby required and enjoined to state the
precise amounts Of taxes collected by
them, for supporting the police Of the
said several Districts and Parishes afore.
said, stating the rates per seutum on the
amounts Of the STATE tax collected for
said District and Parish police purposes
and the total amount Of commissions re-
csived by each and every Of such Tax
Collectors, and the rate per centum Of his
commissions; and the Comptroller Gen.
eral shall return the same in bis report.
SEc. 4. Free negroes, mulauoss and
mestizoes arc hereby required TO make
their returns and pay their taxes during
the month OF April; and tbs Tax Collcs
tor Of st. Phillips and ST. Michasl's is
allowed uptil the month Of June 10 re
csire the taxes Of white persona
SEC. 5. The lots aud houses on Sul.
vans Island shall be freed from taxation
during the existing war between the Con
fedsra,e and the United States Of Amer.
ca, the same being used by the troops Of
the Confederate States or by the works
for defence.
SEC. 6. That the Tax Collectors be
authorized 10 extend the time for the re
eeiPt, also for the payment Of taxes. and
also for the payment thereof iuto the
Treasury Of this State, for period Of
thirty days beyond the periods therefor,
hitherto allowed by law.
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AN ACT TO AMEND AN AcT ENTITLED An

AN ACT TO AMEND AN AcT ENTITLED An
ACT TO SUPPRESS IHE DIsrILLATIoS OF
SrIRIruous LIaroRs IN THIS STATE.
SEC. l. BE II enacted by The Senate
and House Of Representatives, now met
and sitting IN General Assembly, and By
the authority Of the san,e, That the ssc
ond section Of an Ac, entitled an Act 10
suppress tho Distillstion Of Spiriluous
Liquors in this State, ratified the tenth
day Of April, in the year Of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and sixty three,
be altered and amended ., as to author
Ize and empower hi. Ereeilencv the Gov
ernor 10 contract with a skilled and ros
ponsibIe ag. mt, in each Of the Judicial
Districts Of this State, 10 manufacture a
limited quantity of pure spiriss at Iirn
ted and reasonable price, not to exceed
three dollars per gallon, strictly for msdi
cal purposes: Proridsd, that said spirits
shall not he sold to any but regularly
prac,icing physicians and registered drug
gists in this State. The amount soId to
each physician and dluggist not TO exceed
fifty gallons OF whiskey and Eve gallons
Of pure alcohol per snnum, 10 be used
strictly for medicinal purposes.
SEC. 2. That the agent thus appe;n.
ted shall enter into bond OF ten thou
sand dollars, with two or more good sure.
Ties, to be approved by the Commission
srs to approve securities before the Clerk
Of the Cour, of The ID s;irct in which he
resides, conditioned that the spirits to be
manufactured by him shall bs pure and
shsll be delivered within the time limited;
that he will distiI no more than is mon
toned in his contract and that be will
turn over all that he may disti, as drec
ted Ly the Governor, which bond, If for.
fei,ed, may be es,reated as other recogni
zauces In the Coult OF Sessions. And
shall also take and subscribe an oath be
fore the CIs,k Of the Court, to be filed in
his Office, that he will faithfully comply
with sbe terms Of his contract that be
will distil no moro nor dispose Of any por.
ton Of that dislil!ed, otherwise than is
mentioned in his said contract, upon
which oath, il violated, perjury may be
assigned in the Court OF Sessions.
SEC. ). That all Acts and parts Of Acts
inconsistent with this Act be ard the
same are hereby repealed Provided,
ths. such repeal shall not be construed
20 bar any prosecutions already Instituted
or which may hereafter be instituted Tor
violations Of tho provisions Of any Of said
Acts.
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"Mamma, your dress 10 dragging in
the mud"
"WsIl, you little huzzy, suppose it is,
isn't it the fashion Z"
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TIE LANCASTER LEDGER
eablsAsd eysry "Wednesday Morning
~
W. N. q @ N N O r. s ,
1dItor and proprietor.
Z E r n s.:
$500
Fer six Months, in advance,

for blx Mehths, IN advahc6, $3.O0
For Three Months, in rdvanse, 1876
Whom net paid in advance, fifty per cent
fpsa the above ratios vii. be charged. Pay
neat withia enc month from the date Of
Subscription will be considered in advance.
ssbssriptisas will not be received in ad-
vance for longer term than six months,
nsr for . shorter time than three months.
No paper discontinued until all arrearages
aFe psid, except at ear option.
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TuE FIEAScIAL SczxME II Cor
GREss.-We learn that the Committee
Of the House Of Representatives has ma
tured aud prepared for report to the
House a sehsms Of financial relief, which
rejects @bat is, known As the Bank Con.
vsntion" scheme, and proposes a certain
plan Of general dd palorem taxation. In
this scheme the idea Of funding is not en-.
tirsly discarded, but is proposed IS = Ger
tain auxiliary to the contemplated i'm.
provsment Of the finances by heavy taxa.
ton. 1t is generally estimated that the
tax bill prepared by the committee will
yield 6oo, 100000 Of revenue; some 9th
er estimates say 100000, ,OOo.-Rihr,ond
Examiner.
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AN ACT TO RAISE SUrrLIEs FOR TIE
ERAR COMMENCING IN OCTOBER, ONE
THOUSAND EIGHT HpxDKEp AND SIXTY
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-30
The Singer Sewing Machines

Our LETTER \ FAMILY SEWING MACHINE
j. fist Gaining aworil-wi,lc reputation. 1t he
Nond lnne the hest Md cheapest and most j. :Ii-
iifal of a'l Family Sewing Machines yet offered
to the public. Va other Family Sewing Machine
has many useful appliances for Hcnnng.
binding. FcItng, Tuekin-. Gatleling. tuaging,
Iiiadng. Elnh'ni'elng Ccrdng. aud forth.
No other Family Sewing Machine has inuci,
rouacli, for a great variety 81, work Great an,!
recent Improvements make orr Family Sewing
Machine most reliable aud mos! durable and mos,
certain il, action Il. all rates Of speed 1t makes
the interio"ked stitch which i the hes, stitch
hnonn. Aay eae, cgeu Of the most ordinary Gu
paelte can see. Il; glance, how to use the letter
a Family Sewing Machine. Oar Family Sewing
Machines are finished in chas:e and exquisite
sfNie
The Folding Ga~eofihe l'a.1iiI, S,.wirg Machine
is piece Of cunning workmanship OF the most
us".nl kind, II projects The machine when not
in u>e and when about to he operated may le
opened as spacious and substantial table to sus-
oui If the choicest woods are finished in the sim
| ic~i and ca>te-t manner possible. others arc
adorned and elnbeilished in the most costly and
superb manner
II is abseintcl: necessary TO see the Family
Machine in operation, as to Judge Of It's great
| carar'y and beauty.
II is fa>, becoming popular for family sewing as
our manufacturing machines are for manuiactur-
lHg purpose.
The Branch Office, arc we'll supplied with six.
| twist thread needles. oil, Ac. If the yer. best
qualii}.
SEND for i. PAApalEr
TAI SINGER MANUFACTURING COMPANY
4's broadway. Ne,r York
Chicago Office ~ CLARK street
Il. kEAJ 81. & co,
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PARTICULAR NOTICE.

Thor. are many preparations sold under the
name Of bitferS, pat up IN quart bottles compound
cd Of the cheapest whisky o. common rlm. cost,
ing from 20 to 40 cents per gallon. the taste dis
y,i~cd by Anicc or Goriander Seed.
This class of Htters have caused and will con
time 10 cause a. long they can be sold hund
reds to die tie death cf drunkard. by their
use he system is kept continually under the in
f,,enrc VI alcoholic >inGiau,s Of the worst Kind
The desire for Liquor ! created aud KEEP. up. and
the result Is al! the horror, attendant upon u
nnLard's He anil death
For those Who desire and will have Liquor
Bitter, publish the following receipt: Get
ONE hottie OF liooFIASns GERMAN EfTrhRs and
mix with three or ARTS OF Goor BRAHEl or " MS
Nr, and the result will be- = preparation that will
ExcgL in medical virtu" and true eXceilencv any
of the Liquor Bitte'> il the world, and will Cosr
MICH Less. Icu r"ceif. all the virtues Of lloof
iand,s bittcrs in connection with good article Of
Liquor, nj much less price than these inferior
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The blood mus; be purified anJ all medicines
useless which do not possess the quality Of
stimulating the blood 10 discharge It's impurities
into tho bowcl- i;nASnHsrn's PilI, possess this
quality in u high degree. and should be IN every
family. The, equally useful Tor children. aud
adult. aiisp,esl 10 both sexes and are nno-
cent a. bread vet No,r EFFECTIVE IS 4 MEDICINE
The Hon Jacob Beer of Sprineville Ind
wrote to Dr. B;aiidc.l under date OF May l!th
1851
II have used your Invaluable Vegetable Uni
vcrsal PA, in my family since lsas; they have
always cured even when other medicines were of
no vail | have been The means Of my neigh
5o.s using hundreds OF dollar, worth md | an
satisfied they h,v,. received. thousand per cent
in blessed health through their use. They are
uscd in this region for Biliod- AMI Liver
Disease Fever md ..guc ana in al rheumatic
with the most perfect success. IN fact. they
are the great reliance in sickness, and | trus,
sour venerable ltr rlav hr long starcd f. prepare
oeXcellen: incline for he use Of man,
Please send me- our l,,N est prcr H., the gross -
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Timcs' Special

Times Special
WAsnIxcroS, June 90.
Lat It a,l,ices fIpm Grants headquarters
rcpor. only eiic.i Aoc~aAicnal skrini.hing and
artillery practice as invariably results from
the dose proximity q, two iorces
4 corps core !, or,dent Of 26th saws there
are 10 material charges.
Both sides confront each other at the
breastworls.
A sharp wai Gar, is raine on lstwccn he
p kts for 'iic advantage
lirrnsidcs to-day reviewed his colorcd
iroop-. They cvinced high dcgrce u dis
ca,ine
The Eera'd's 9Th 20, rs correspondent SAYS
foT two DAY nothing q Importance occurred
c2cep. the regular five minute discharge Of
thu 80 pound PARROT silelle in.o Petersburg.
We now have perfect range ani WHEN
our guns open tbey Will prove anything bat
mirth ~ the inimbi,aIlt-,
The rebel works between this Corps and
Petersburg are hardly anything more than
rife pits.
D.seTtcrs continue to come into our lines.
The sagne correspondent on hit 9th say:
ibou ! | O'Clock the feh Is got tired of Wit
sing the discharge II car 3epoundcrs,
and opened with their heavy gurus on the
thor SIDE oi The tpppfomaN.
The first she'll struck q rarapet of our
battery Bat tine rchs J. ca.c9.ated without
thsil host. Heavy Us wcf Immediately
tuned ulrn them, and NOVEL;, Regain,
.lames an'i Ashley opened with 2opo,nd-
crs. AID brecler commenced furious
hel!ire of The city, AID occasionally pour
ine sbowcrs Of case shot into inc rebel
,kirm'-hcr-
The cnsmy's guns were caceiually ST
lenccfi.
Clouds were observed, giy proof OF the
nov rlncnts Of rebel troops into Petersburg
The sicralrs Bermuda correspondent
;aVs important changes haze taken place IN
me.cm nts.
\ iargr numb Of the enemy arc con
Iionting Foster.
The enemy is increasing his force on the
Newma,ao, road, under command of Gen.
Ransom
!, The rebels arc puzzled TO know what
.o-tcr i, ~ to. They viii find that he
.annot be disin,Nel
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IriJlile : SNeclal
~ Annl. AIILRN ni t.fN.

lii AMOR AIrLRs ~ cfN. BrTlLR.i
D,iuc -.
Both si,i,> we're busy at work a' Peters
5urg Yesterday, erecting new and strength
min" Old batteries.
some iirirg took place along the lines,
'ut nothing oi NOM ut has occurred.
Wilson's division and kautzcs cavalry
re on another raid making a det",r by Not
uway, theme across to Petersburg ano
" cldon and also t. the Lynchburg Ri:
They have not ". been heard from
ton. Foster stills holds his position across
he lanes Rive.
Eunors anne late las. night that 1000 Oh
l"o hid been added to these already in on
.runt