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, 1864-12-19
Escape Of Rebel Prisoners Mt JOHN
sons 1slnnd-Tlaey- are Fired upts1
From the Detroit FREQ Prcss, Dec. 1871


son>s 1slnnd--Tl,ey- are Fired upon
and nearly all Recapturcd.
= The sandusky Register of the 18th, has the
following account Of the attempted escape Of
prisoners from Johnson's Island:
About o'clock yesterday morning, by q
precoucerted arrangement, rush was made
By twenty-1our prisoners upon the guard line,
on the northwest side Of the prison. The
prisoners had improvised eight scaling ladders
= very light, easily carried, and Just the thing
for scaling the high prison fence.
The rush upon the guard at once occasioned
the proper cry, "turn out the. guard y &C.
companied BY quite ratt1ing fire from the
guard line !; but the rush vas 80 impetuous,
and by 50 many different prisoners that In
spite Of the efforts Of the guard four men out
Of twenty y-four scaled tho fence, passed the
guard; escaped from the Island crossed the
north channel Of the Bay, and vent some dis
lance up the peninsula OF the others, who
did not get through, one received a shot cut
! waist, was knocked down and captured.
Another, Lieut. John B. Bowles, son Of
l. The President Of the Louisville Bank, Ken
lucky, was shot twice through the body,
about thr same instant, and killed. The 9TH
cr eighteen found the work too hot and re-
treated to their barracks
Ihe rush upon the guard was Immediately
folls wed by the "long roll' md the proper
signal gun. By the way, this WIS the first
t'long roll" occasloncd BY any demonstration
| Of the prisoners since last h1arch and the
only other one was On the night Of the sd
Of September, when ut least one-third Of tho
prison feoce was swept away in m Instantly
q tornado. .
Under standing order, all the troops were
promptly In position, ready to give all proper
attention to the rebels, should any further
effort be mnde within the Enclosure. OF
course it WAS impossible 10 say how many of
them had escaped, or exactly what had be.
come Of all Of them. To make sure of any
who might be lurking On the islapd, awaiting
',etter opportunities TO- elude observation,
three companies Of the 9th regiment Y. R, G..
were ordered out to patrol the island aud
make further search.
Atthe sane time several detachments of
the 12Ssh regiment were ordered off In pur.
suit Of the escaped prisoners, who had passed
the picket on the northwest. side Of the
island, receiving fire from them at long
range. The fleeing rebels made tlc best time
possible, but were hot1y pursued aud with
the soldiers on their rear and both fanks,
md the loyal citizens Of the Peninsula (who
had been aroused BY the discharge Of the
20pound Parrot) IN their front, their escape
soon terminated in ito them)a d very mortify.
ing rccaptura.
The morning roll-call and muster Of pris-
tncrs showed that but four Of them had left
the .r1son.
, 1864-12-19

We publish elsewhere cogent appeal,
from one Of our most sagacious citizens, for
the immediate initiation of movement for
cleansing the river. and tl,eraby nurifrinn The
air wr breathe and the water We drink. We
commend # to the earnest attention NJ every
man who.c health and ,,ronertv mr. ,ound -,
IN f7,o ,ro,1. .he,n,. of f,hicoc, The acas,;tv
~ +b. ,ro-l- ;a nn;vcrea1lv adrn,ttcd - on1v
ra,no,ns n h1o{o Hcre ia 4hn ,rrc,. e+;c1,fn1
noInt. To overcome the ria ineytir In The
rnb1ic mind on thls, subject has been exceed
inr1y 1tfflcnlt. We have prred the rrpenera.
4;on of 4he r;xer these many years, and xe
bnvc ecoo ,ts fm,1ncss orov more for1n,dah,e
nns tnto7crn1le cncb season. until The ocs.i.
lcnce which We have 60 long tempted cannot,
as ye firmly believe. be far from our doors.
There must bc enough latent force existing
among us after oil the discussion, and cspc-
cta1)y Ill the experience, we have had on this
only find starting place: To make such
beginning is the object Of the writer Of the
communication to which we refer.
A public meeting Is the first suggestion
made, and it Is unqucstionably the proper
step to be tukcn to Initiate The movement.
II that shall not be ct1ectual-n it shall not
give reasonable grounds for the expectation
that n,c e..s authorities will take the matter
ene'eesiealiy IN nana-tnen ht It be made
prominent issue o1 Inc nex1, ana Of all sue
ceeo'ng CITY elect.ons, unul We can aetuany
sec pure "a.er moving onoef our ot'oses.
Oane1ences ., OPINION 1nust a''se rs 70 Ins
most cconom'cal ana emeien1 means OF ae-
comprising Inc VOTE II Is desirable tna1
snch dincfenees snonfo exist because 1ne
most thorough discussion Is necessary to Sc
cure the most excellent plan We must dit-
Ter from one OF the views, or more properly
suggestions, Of the writer Of the communion
non referred 10. we oe'aese we cannot anora
to banieh The industrial establishments from
which issue the principal streams OF lmparlt5
which ainlct Inc fser. we tn1nh 1ne ctty
, 1864-12-19

able mode. Who will inangura,e this .reat
and good work? Who will win for h,mself
the gratitude Of his fellow citizen. nad the
honnr and fame which will be his who shall
become the leader a1i mover in this cause!
It is not necessary at this timo to consider
the various modes Of relief for these evils
which have been suggested; these can all DO
considered and discussed at the proper time.
What We want now Is a propZr organization
created in the interest Of the citizens, to in
Vcstgate, report and act Depend upon It.,
where there Is will there will be found Q
way.
The Legislature IL soon to meet. and 1t may
be found that additional legislation will DO
required. No time Is therefore To be lost.
Everybody is complaining Of the evils under
which we suffer. but nothing is being done. I
trust that the weeks between now aud the
meeting Of the Legislature will not 60 by
without some rcsolute, determined and perse-
vering man taking this work In hand.
F. C. IL.
, 1864-12-19
FINANCIAL AND. COMMERCIAL,


SATURDAY EYENIEC, Dec. II, 16Gi.-
To-day closes week Of remarkable, we might
almost aay, unprecedented, ncHyity In the money
market Thcweck up to yesterday has becn very
favorable for the operations Of packers and they
hive improved the opportunities offered them to
q large extent, Notwithstanding the high and RS
Ing prices Of hogs Competition has done its
work in urging on operations against the better
Judgment, in many instances, ofthe operators and
We think when the balance sheets Of these mcn
obue to bo made up,the biggest Il sures will be on
the wrong stds. To-day from the unpropihous
weather, and tho fall In gold, many withdrew in
, 1864-12-19
DAILY RECEIPTS.

Tolal... 7,5s'
ket u.N evening, and compared with Inst week:
c1os1Su PIECES.
Prime to extra analtt.es.;. sessa 559 sa99 S:ss
Ssss: sss::s S::s ss:: IS IS s &
Tie following are the comparative prices sof Hect
'N'. COMPARATIVE PRICES.
Prime 70 e.t.a qualities, .s ss 2ss55 &c fass ysas
Coed Medium to prime do. 5.Es9 69 559td.s5
Cows. course Oxen, kc..-... 2.5oa s25 2.ooa2so
zFrom the above tablea II will be seen TINT the Fc
cetpts Of the past week have been moderately
LIBERAL md that the prices Of primo to extra grades
Of The arkct last Saturday. At these quotations the
market ibis evening was very firm. with an Improved
demand,
SATURDAY EVENING". Dec. Il. 1861.
The Beef Cattle market during the past week has
been more active than for several weeks past, the
result Of extra demand for army cattle, AMI for
Eastern buyers Tho result OF which has bceu nttdl-
tloua Hzmness with m aynnce Of &c 100 rs on this
better qualities Of stock. >.. .-...
Tht recepea are still very deficient OF anything up
preaching to extra qualities The large quantity Of
stock purchased on army account during the past I'VE
months will have very materially reduced the qusnt
~ Of Cattle that at this season Of the year. usually
IN the hands Of tarners The acsrity OF the supply
must net however, e taken as proof that the.e are
good Cattle In the country. a. We and TINT large
number Of good Cattle arc being kept over for the
spring trade. when it Is anticipated that Tho supply
will be very limited and prices rule
high.
Tese has been the absence OF anything l1ka excite
mcnt In tho proceedings of the market; and the
character movements have been OF that desc1tp
ton which Is always when there Ia tho absence
ofany active demand In given direction. specuia'
tors hare been very busily occupied, in buying sma
lots and then asserting them and selling them the
beat prices obraoah1oA petty kind OF trade that
soon gets weary ofwatchln:. The few extra drovca
received were eagerly sought for aud taken at high
figures.
cntered sales to-day amount to only ST head at
ss6@ SIS per 1co ns, and the market closed firm at
the aEoyc quotatlons.
, 1864-12-19

SATURDAY EVENING, Dec. II, 1854.
The week Just closed has been one Of great ac-
tirfty in the Dry Goods market Yesterday In par
ticuisr was very busy day, and on scarcely ano-
thcr day during The season hnve there been more
goods sold. Customers do not buy heavily, but
for immediate wants, md pay cash for what they
get This is Judfcious. On this account trade will
contsnue during the whole scason, and not be shut
down c9ter the o,idays, as has uzuaIly been tho
cuer. Prices up to tntts time rcuain firm.
, 1864-12-19

Tho receipts Of Hogs during tho week ending
to-day Dec ~ amountto lo673a lire and 1855
dresaed-showing total Of 1ee SIS, sgainst Total
lastweek Of s., 1850, m increase on the week Of
as,s73. During the corresponding week in 1855,
the receipts OF live and dressed Hogs Amounted to
69016, which Is 81 AT lesa than tho receipts this
week. The following tshle shows the weekly re-
ceipts Of 1.-Two Hogs from Oct 1st to Dec. II. for
three years:
, 1864-12-19

SATURDAY Evening, Dec. II, 1854.
LUADEr-Receved S. GEO ieet shipped, 96i 0oofeet.
Therp have been no additional cargoes arrived. re-
cepts being By rail exclusively In tho yards busness
sgenernl'y actiye and prices rule nr ut present
ouotstong.
SHINGLES Shipped, s5aooo. P7icea nrm and un-
changed, With moderate demand.
LATH-ShIpped, ea5 oopcs. Market fairly active for
this scason Of the year and prices rule sready.j
Th. Following are the yard prices: ....
, 1864-12-19

Total live and dressed. .7o1, ,e2o Bo1,943 ss6.sss
The shipment Of Live Hogs during tho week
ending to-day (Dec. ~ we're very light, in conse-
quence Of the high prices paid by packers In the
early part Of the week. The shipments Of Lave
Hogs this week amount to 1854, and Of Dressed
Hogs 6N-giying total Of 3,sst, against 16 45s the
week previous and 6,s59 during the correspond
Ing week In 1865.
The following table elbows the shipmcnts weekly
ftom the 1st Of October to December. .1o for three
rcnrs.
, 1864-12-19
.$1.5al,M

INCOME REu1r;s*-The St. Paul lsflnn.)
Press publishes q list of the returns OF in
comes made to1he assessors in two counties
OF that State, and remarks:
This tab1e shows that many persons, re-
,ortcd to he OF considerable wealth, aud to be
making money hand over fist, are really On
, 1864-12-19

the verge Of extreme dcstitution, some Of our
apparently prosperous bankers and money
1oanets certify themselves TO be really In very
indiecnt circumstances, with an income so
small as to suggest the idea that their affairs
are in very bad condition.
, 1864-12-19
Appropriations to Colleges,

During the Last two years. period of w8r
during which onr enemies at home and in
Europe confidently predicted onr national
ruin, most wonderful nberality has been de-
ycloped toward our institutions Of learning.
The following are some Of the marvellous
, 1864-12-19

SATURDAY EVENING, Dec. II, 1864
The receipts and shipments, during the past n
hours. were as followe:
, 1864-12-19
p E AID AND REFLECT.

It has been nom time fmmemor1al the object o<
phllanthropstz to md rr1uedy fos TIM fls x
life, and scientific sk1lI has for ages explored eveE1
arcuue IN order to discover the hidden se,x- h has
been, however reserved for modern scfoncs to bring
before the world the great destroyer OF disease.
and IN
, 1864-12-19

The total recelota OF Hogs at the various yards
In the city, during the week ending to-day, according
to the daily returns posted On Change, amount to
1c87M head.
and e. LIS head more than tie recepu Of the corEes-
pondnK week OF last YeaE.
The daily recesprs at tho various yards compare "a
follows:
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CHICAGO CATTLE MARKER
For the Week Ending, Dec. ~, 1864

SATURDAY EVENING, Dec. Il, 1861.
The receipts OF Beef Cattle and Live Hoga at the
various yards In the city 70. the week ending to-day.
compare e. follows With the proyious weeks since Oc-
, 1864-12-19
Tss~.s..sss.s& 1-S-NAo-sU
ONIDSS-1n moderate
te supply Market very flfu

CARBON OIIrWtth = lltte improvement IN The
Whic6 haye for Tie past few weeks been accutnnst.
Ing The market ACTIVE and prices rule aim 1t pre-
nsst Nat.s o. iaa test. esr load sc. srl..s %
PRSvIsi6XsRccsi1ed ioa:5. id 6!is pesk *
PorS, s?iso rs Lard: The market today was quiet
prcssS9, here among buysrs bat sellers a5e showing
.er Rtocks 70 ss anu &c" Afe pressing
sh as:s sts
q 6;;s d }toaay' It tsoo, hele-ths Litter made
Prime Mes Po.k-Dull md soc cloxer: Sales to:
M bfis I'll Das % a ay so a % 81 pri1ae
terms the closing With sellers ut S5 %, but
:1!eaa HeeF1ooo br's city packed Mesa Beet at
t:Tcen a1eutx-1n good demand and steady. Sales
Il iS4s; 900 pts d at id,1c 800 pcs Green sAoul-
Bulk Meats-Soth!ng doing and market entirely
English Nien1s-Seglected and nominal. No
s-nwecf Piekled Hnms-Somlnal at HaisAc.
Ru,np Por k-tco br!s city Ramp PORK =. 4 $500:
eho'ss ra ssss@.renaerea lcsberso9. sIsir ce.N
a:ss T. s'ss II 9ss' DO & Is es'@s
ss .:'s. .ss s2
prices ruling weak and Irregular. We quote:
CH1ckeHEs 9Et W..
6uck, dressed. = 31sa!5o
TURKEYS dte34ed..~.s.- l.344l
Turkeys live. 4s1t
Geese. dressed. ass
P0TATQEN-Markct1 IN good supply, and with
pllier weather business hss ltghtlymproved. Prices
rule steady ut present quotations. Heq1ote:
Ss!s: ss.t:ss: E :, e
;ARsLThe market is moderately activet and
prices rule steady At previous quotations. Hard and
Coffee Suga1a arc still IN light supply. We quote:
Guns
n =. Hanned. y powdered and ia EXPERIMENTATION SS3e
MMR SS>fc
EI!cie G1@4SS
" hltt 4*e
EtLsa 1*5Es
sYi,Tr3 Wi AND Diii0iis1Es-Inf faif demand.
Prices steady ut previous quotations. We quote:
Cuba Aolasses oa
,t, IT, Ivs asi n
sEED5-T1xoTnY-Ft xad nloIe scuve- 6aies
To- day, Is! bags and 1co hu good At <325 flax SAD
Scarce and nrm at f1,eo. CLoVXK SKRD-Etrm.
Sales % bu prime It ~ % ,,.
quiet We quote: *
baxKYIic-f1ntS Salt. S.s3
Coarse Saie. Saie..--.-....-.-........--.. Ao
Gfonnd 8ok1..--.........,...,.,,,. 30 Aoa
Dairy ,sdn4 Eise nags:; gss:;.:.....-......... l. e!o
Former -Groand A1nm, SICK. :...........4
liverpool Dairy. lack- 425sl e
TALLOWQuiet aud tteAdy. We quota.
Ef1me f1czlo& 6oaso....s-.
30 xTNioK. ....... ais
Country f1a4oE's..'..'ss'...s...s...
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SECOND NATIONAL BANK, [
CucA1o. Dec. lG, "a.


EdItors Of tho Chicago Tribune:
VIII you please call the attention Of tho public
to tho $50 1oan now offered by tho Government
The notes are tssusd in denominations OF $50 {1DQ
coupons attached, and payable to bearer or order,
as the subscriber to the loan may desire. The
notes for three years from the 18th OF August
1SG4 bear interest at the rate Of tHo cents per ay
at maturity at the option Of the holder. In si1
per cent gold bearing bonds. They can be OBJ
tafncd from banks and bankers throughout the
country at par and accrued interest from the 18th
bearing bonds (the 5s0s being worth 10 per Cent
preHtnm} are undoubtedly the best investment
that can be made IN Government sccuritiez.
1he Secretary Of the Treasury ST dsst1es to AVOID
is payable IN coin, or any further increase Of pa
per circulation, preferrtng to rely upon the sub
tcriptions to this loan to meet the current d.
mands upon the Treasury.
bleneas iii not necessity Of this decision Of the
Secretary, and 1t cnly remains for the people to
second his efforts in this wny by liberal aubscrip-
tfuns to the lean to make 1t q success.
EDWARD ]. T1SKHAX, Cashier.
Another National Bank, the second one, has been
established at Quincy. in this State. It is called
s'Thc Merchants and Farmers National Bank Of
Quincy" with cash capital Of s15o, ,ooo with the
privilege OF increasing 1t to Ss0OO00 The follow
Browning, Nehemiah Bushnell, Lorenzo Bull,
Charles Il. Bull, and Edward J.. Parkor. Presl-
dcnt-Lorcnzo Bull; Charles T. Bull, Cashier;
Telier-Edwa1d ]. Parker. The Bank will COM
mence operations Us soon after tho 1st day OF
January next aH possible.
NV YoRK STOCK MAEKET.-Closing prices for
c.th, Dec. H. 1864, received by F. g. saltonsta1l i
Co., commission, stock and bond brokers, II Clark
4fra%t fhfr4on.
, 1864-12-19
Admiral Portcr,s ExpeditIou.

NEw YoEK, Saturday, Dec 1.-THE Post
publishes detailed statement Of the vessels
ccnl ossnS Rear Admiral Porter's feet, which
L'aFtrd upon IN expedition on Moniay.la
i'' IN hampton Roads. There arc o. vessels,
carrying Ell guns.
, 1864-12-19

The total receipts Of Beef Cattle at the various yards
in The city during the week ending to-day, amount &C
cording to the daily returns posted on Change, to
$3.50 lead
This 1910 head more than were received last week.
and 1osoheaA more than the receipts ofte correspond
ing Esek Of Inst year.
The daily receipts at the various Sazds compare rs
follows:
, 1864-12-19

1fA Af-MArkct quiet aul In good supply. Prices
STEADY 1t tpFeyious quotations- We quota:
49,. WH0LKaALk FAIo19-
Timothy, benteE pssssed, 90
Timothy, loose pressed, on rtack........ n@2l 90
Timothy. 10031900
Prsrtc heatef pressed. 110G11i.1O
Prarfe loose pressed. 1.09tA10
P1ar1c loose. I20031l00
-. HETtn FR1cEs.
Timothy, beater pressed.
Timothy, loose 800
Timothy, 31G0@33 %
Prnsle beater pressed. 11glal60
Ptaitfe loose pressed ...-..-..... 49,. 109l310
IEATME1befe i little Change 10 noie @ il tis
MARKET Kip Leather IL sCaTce. All other de8crtp-
tons In fair supply, The market Ia moderately &C
tive, Ind prices Unchanged. We quote:
uEMLoCK.
Harness M.... 4!a0.46 Coilar, = ft..... Nc 3
Line 4 h........ 4iG0.49 Slaughter sole.. Ala 48
K!r, 7'd Y H. 1.153l q Buenoa Aye19... &54s 10
kip.hTy, h.. 6ka1.M 0rinoco aole.... AsS IS
Upper, Y ft...,. So3 e damnged...... s4 u
slaughtrso1c,hvyaa q French Calf il
as as g g sshtss %sa &: ! riss:6 ess:' s1'a $40
npper 49,. "a 8 risnsa Gait Is so'a s2'
Kip. No. llght motnes, ,Rdz1l0. .ooa e0uo
ktp, NO. fhyy.- EM&1.M monea, Sec
Cali, ExrA...,. 2.oo2.5 oud4, doz. .lo0. .u0.119 90
French ZIP, fst Llnings, z dol. 10 D0Gs 15o0
French Cali, II 1850 1850 '''N4''' : >'S~' '~'''S> '''''
f..--.......... S-S9G4S.OI
nk4nNl-Tn moderate xrrnJv tYarhet rerv n,7,,
, 1864-12-19

The market here opened, before the advices
from New York reached here, at 80, declined In
panic to seas, and closed feyerish at a2i. Silver
was heavy, with declining tendency, at els. Gov
eminent 5.s0a are unchanged at 100 buying; 1o9s
@110 se1ling.
We inyite attention to tho advertisement OF the
Second National Bank, on our first page. The
class Of secur1ties which 1t offers for sale, we &c
gard, In every respect, as the very best In tic
market.
Tue f-5u TREASURY NoTEs.-We could call
special attention to tho letter Of Mi. Tinkham
given below. We cordially second all he says, and
slnccrely urge upon the people the popular loan ::
SECOND NATIONAL BAyK, /
, 1864-12-19
D ATTAIN STREET AND
IL STABLE BRooMS,
ALL SIZES.

Made at the Brush Factory. 204 Randolph 81.
We arc also making Bass or Klor B1ooms tor xveep-
ting Packtnghouses. Dlstllleries, Bfewer1es, Wara-
h0uies where they Ae required to be used
dry. Try them, thsy arc the hest ever made for tho
purpose: GEO. =. GEfsT5 d co.
nH1T.A1k I'M
, 1864-12-19

CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

AHsc Ia er o. a, made rtpor1ea 4. ~ n.aria
oi1ettst.e ss9sea n grads q rag %st5 51smsr'E
that 1AIcA tcds fo41eriF No. 8pT5n1 noto 11o:
S,ftng; Mas Iohaa ~ Iofms.XM err T. c,la = Ess7:ed
nor .Esattd." .No. Ret" q noto Ezra faed.:"
sNp led Il noto '.No. Ee1;" and Effected Red
tsneso "1o. 2 BED Z slz,.,a,-rva n Tor - ,cs,
FRElCHTS-Thcrc Il no chsnge In rates to-day.
, 1864-12-19

HEAy1 SALES OF Hoas.-By reference 10 our
local column, It will be seen that the Wellknown
commission house Of Sherman, Hall 4 Pope aold
on Friday ls.t to one flrm1 lot Of Dressed Hogs,
the total yslue Of which amounted to $780, 900; and
that to-day the same house sold upwards Of 10000
worth Of Live Hogs. These are probably the
heasieet sales Of Hogs ever made in this city BY
one firm within the eame space Of time.
, 1864-12-19
631 Arch Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
JONES & Ev MS.
Csueccssoss to C. ". JACKSON d COL
PDOPRyRTNRC

PHoPRIET0RS.
For sale by druggists and dealers In every town n
the United Ststes-
N NV q have discontinued the manufacture Of the
aaIl or cent Afze, the dollar bottle on
account OF its size, being much the cheaper to the
consumer. See that Price One Dollar " Il On the
WrnpI er OF each bottle.
LUZ SGA4 o. 1TAet0t western ATen1t
An$n H,t3 lv.N&Yehp q Lake street, Chicago. M.
, 1864-12-19
FROM THE HON THOMAS q. FLORENCE:
From THE HON. THOMAS B. FLORENCE,
EEl04I TIIR HIN TIIA4l lIIA

= WAsHfI0To4, JAu. Ist, 1854,
GrST1HHKE: Having stated 1t yerbally Ia! Yo1 1
have no hesitation in writing the TACT that c5peft-
Gnced marked beuents from Jour HoofiAnd'a German
Bitters. During long and tedious sesalon or Con-
greaa pressing and onerous duties nearly prost1ated
me. A kind friend sug1ested the uso q The prepare
va s7,a5 pf nea renewed energy I'd a.s
Other1 n1sy be similarly ndVantnget theY desife 81
BE- Truly your frltnd,
, 1864-12-19

FIJIl-Tn1TI1I 1-In veEy limited supply. with
= moderate demand. The market rules frH ut prtFt
py. MAeKKR1L AFp CprIs1.-In limited denand
and dEm- Other descriptions quiet md without any
Washington telegraph., 1864-09-14
Confederate States F3sx.
emsndedAot Of February II 1861

emsndedAot Of February II 1861
NOTICE TO DEALERS AND OTHER
lN PESrONS---Al persons ~ 30 have been
engaged or Interested IN cry kin{ Of brsi-ass
for profit or gain, (oth,T tAaa planting Or ;Aiia-
ingl end ell who have exercised Ery profess in
or calling (OtheT than the yninis,ry OF civil or
military Office in this county at or during any
time since the 2&th April. 1853 and AZ! ,oas in
tenf 20 engage tAer IN. in sny such busiBess or
profession, are hereby notified aad required 70
render to the undsfsigned, District CvllectnT
and Assessor. .osair Gjiseg Bays jfrcrs t.e dg,e
of ta:s sotscs q tru'. U1yrec; ard compete sisSe-
ment OF their bnssssss aaG Uoc6;;cas. tor. 'aeI
with a fun account o; t!,tif gTsss sctes or ~
c<ipts sg 10 The first Dag of .Tr.s i3, s,ld thcs-
upon to pay 10 said Collector the Specific And
Grn-rsd Tax due tAsTeo. according 10 law. All
persons negiec;iag 70 inskr IA il returns Ui s,4
or receipts on or before the 2'-th eaT CT August
proximo will b. subjected t, penalty in do'1is
the amount Of the tax due b.: ~ - Anc All p-.r-
sons taIsag to register then a;isiu, Ok cs..iug
are subject to q i6c penalty f.. sreiy L.s,y days
from the time they >h.g.i have ivcsi sister -
sscoruins tc law.
r II CONWAY. Co;soc:-r,
J. J.. GRAT.OT, Hssesssr
Fo- Eezys;sad cos.ts, -i-S.
oEce Jonss' H0sal. up stains NJ. i.
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Washington telegraph., 1864-09-14
NOTICE.
FOR HAIL PROPOSALS.

HINDER INSTRUCTIONS f.om the Ag,rncy
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TN IL the 9Th day of S'p.s u,b |, i5js Cor carry :
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No svJ. from Wdahi. z IL 20 Duakssiii e. IN,
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Arrive a: Doaksvil, Friday an4 Mon. r. NJ
Lave DDsk vile Wed. and Sai., i A. NJ
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