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nE~orRATIC STATE CONVENTION.

The democratic State Convention at Spring
field on Tuesday was attended by full delega
tions from nearly every comfy in the state,
and the best feeling prevailed through all its
proceedings.
The convention was called to order at IL
o'clock i. NJ. by l. r. Dl!er. chairman of
the State Committee. on whose. motion Hon.
A. l.. Knapp was chosen temporary chair
man and c. II. Wright, of Peoria, Secretary
Committees on credentials, organization
and resolutions were then appointed, and the
convention took recess until o'clock.
On rc-assembling, at o'clock ?. NJ, the
Committee on organization reported the name
of Hon. S. S. Hayes, Of Chicago, as Presi-
dent of the Convention. with Vice President
and Secretary from each Congressional dis
trict. The report was agreed to, and Mr.
Hayes, on taking the chair, delivered a short
patriotic address.
The report of the Committee on credentials
was submitted and approved.
The Committee on resolutions simply re-
cited the resolutions adopted by the National
Convention at Chicago, and then added:
Iesoyrcd, That the democracy of Illinois
represented in State convention, do hereby
most earnestly and candidly indorse, accept,
and re-affirm the said resolutions as the plat
form of the democracy Of Illinois.
Resolred, further. That in the nomination
of George B. Mcclellan for President, and
Georg IL. Pendeton for Vice President o.
the United States, the Democracy and con-
serva;ive men Of the nation have true and
tried patriots and statesmen, and men WORTHY
the confidence and support of every patriot
ton, the Constitution will be preserved and
the Union be perpetuated and we do here
by cheerfuly and candidly pledge ourselves
to use all honorable means to secure their
election.
Resolred, That we do hereby pledge our
selves to each other to stand by the nominees
of the Convention, and will use all honorable
means to secure their election.
- convention then proceeded to q ballot
c., Nessrs b. S. Edwards, of San
CANON; T. Lyle Dicke,, u LID ' S; anu a.
c. Robinson, of Clarke, having =. p'"oer
in nomination. The first ballot, after NUM-.
GUS changes, was announced as follows:
o.. =. robinson. .......... Al
Is. 5. Edwards.
i. Lyle Dlckev. ............ 40
Whole number Of votes cast-499.
The nomination of Hon. j. c. Robinson |
for Governor was then made unanimous.
The convention proceeded to q ballot for
Lieutenant Governor,-W. d. Hacker, of |
s. Corning Judd, Charles E. |
Boyer, John Wilson, and William NJ. Jack |
son having BEEN placed in nomination. At |
ter many changes had been made, the first
ballot was announced as follows:
sc. Judd 1897
w. D., Hacker. ....
John Wilson. .................2
William NJ. jackson. ............,7
Charles E. Boyer.
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AniaI XYehster,s PronhscH.

II these Internal fanatics and aboliticn;s-s
ever get the power into their hands, tl>y will
override the constitution. set the SuireTG
court at defiance, change a,ii make i-''-7s ~
suit themselves, lay violent hand c,T fhosc
who differ with them in thei- oIir;iJ-I~ or dare
question their intallifi'itv. and finally bank,
rupt the country AMI detugc il with blood.
DaHjd UeJs'er.
THE Ottawa Rep"5iicaH. borrowing with
out credit from tire Chicago Jrijunc. pro
noUnccs the Above extract from Daniel Web
stcr a forgery. Like the Tltj,sHc ,---i o,her
papers that had done the same thin. < gives
no Authority for the statement and we have
IN case ANYTHING but the editors ipSe dir
IT, Now whether it is Il forgery or NOT. the
extract appeared in political pamphlets is''
sued by the Democratic Congressional Com.
mittec iour years as. and We submit tia,
whether Daniel Webster or John Smith was
the author, 1t IS ecp,ully remarkable, aud
should have precisely the same weight a. q
.'prophcc-." Il was ri cred ''atorctiir,e. and
has been indisputably fut:'s.ri to tisc letter.
Bat the extract is not a f,r-cr~. The Old
Boston Coan-i~r. which was Wctrster's peculi--
ar organ and always SPOKE ny authority fa-
him, gives this history OF the extract:
The origin of the paragraph i. en:ir,ly,
familiar 10 Us. It was uttered in the presenc.
of number Of gentlemen, friends Of Web
ster. and Immediately taken down by one of
those present This gentleman, stil living
in Boston, communicated it to the New York
Express. from which it was widely copied"
No one can read the speeches and letters
of Daniel Webster from I5i9 to his dealt,
but will admit that the extract expresses just
what he felt, and indeed they are full of ex-
pressions quite as strong as the above extract
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81. Wax Notice.

EALED proposals will be received at the Office of Ne
1tity Clerk ci ottawa until l. o'clock of Thursday
Sept 18TH 1864 FOR the grading and Iuiin side walk
the West and South sides from west side Of rvine Of
block ~ in States Addition to Ottawa Proposals for graf
ing and panknG must be made separate Sud siie waih
to be built according law and ordinance OF the city!
Bidders are referred to the City Clerk for specifications
ALBERT r. DOW,
O,t,w, S,,t 10 1861 Ch of Street and Alley com.
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GOOD .iND CHEAP GOODS
.ElR.R EcI SALK

I OFFER tie farm oi which : reside for .rle. cor
taininr ISp acres, situated In the of Freedom,
La sane csunty. N. u mile. north OF Ottawa and
Joining the village Of HarliF;, in WHICH there 10 9
Chur, hes a School Coc5e, 6 or Mechani,-s Shops,
: sores. and Post Once supplied ty Tri-weekly
mail About 50 -cres Of the farm 10 timber ard ;.
tcst ~ which - d. the balance Is prairie 81
OF Whit - fenced lat" larse fields and small et.
al rLc'r coed state Of cultivation; a good frame
barn - Uy ." feet. well finished of with stalls for
horses, gr rSr's and sheds for cattle, frame
dwelling horss - Zee: %, with fang well OF
good water ~ tire door, and cstern hard %
about ;" GRATED apple trees most Of which have hore
fruit for several y" RS; bearing pear. peach plum,
cherry trees, catawha and Isabella gra pes curran.s
straw berries. &c. Also another part of the farm.
there is frame dwelling house 20 feet by &c, stable
&c: a fine yourC orchard OF So grated apple trees
(most o. which bore fnIit last year,) cherry trees.
piums, cuTrapts, &c. The timber and prsi lie lay ad-
JON nE in one body, and the Improvements To-
Gated that TIE farm could be divided into two small
enes Bv'Indian Greek runs through the timber, and
there ia n.ver-faing stock water the premises
For Stock and Grain Farfn i: Is Of the best oca
tons in the county Por terms apply to the under
signed, living on the premises. WI. barber.
part the Whole II the above viii be Sold may b
eSreed upon with purchasers.
Freedom. IL. June I'd leSt.-E
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S25 90 Reward!

ST0LEN from the farm Of the subscriber on the Yer
- lion river l. miles south o Ottawa on saturday the
6tlf day of August, BLACK and IA HotNp DIM italf
months old. The Pup Of the most beanni and
finest hired of hi. s,es being the best stock
the United States Twenty-Five Dollars reward VIII DO
given fu the detection Of the thief Five Dollars for any
Information by which he can be recovered
O,,,~, auS 20 ls,a-3w. W. H. MIIIIGAN.
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UIIMlCS BREWERY.
AIEi ALE!! ALE!!

The undersigned have bought the Illinois Brewery OF
Nitschelnl Co. and prepared to SUPPLY the public
VIZ, H..h psid Sor Rarley ALFRED WHITE,
Ottawa. Sent. 3 1854 OR HANBURY.
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The nomination of Mr.. Hise was the n
made unanimous.
The nomination Of candidate for State
Treasurer being in order, Hon. Alexander
Starne was renominated by acclamation.
The convention then proceeded to the nom
ination of candidate FOR Secretary of State,
pending which all candidates we're withdrawn
save William A. Turney, of Morgan, whose
nomination was made unanimous.
The nomination of a Superintendent OF
Public instruction being in order, Hon. John
p. Brooks, the present incumbent, was re-
nominated by reclamation.
Mr.. Van Epps, of Lee, introduced tie fol-
lowing, which was read for information
Whereas, The donation, Ly act of Congress,
of public lands to the several States, for the
endowment of colleges where the leading
branches to be taught shall oe such as are re-
lated to Agriculture and the Mechanic Arts,
is measure eminently wise and just, and
meets our unqualified approval; it is hereby
Resolued, That any appropriation OF the
fond arising theyefroin, which shall deprive
the children of the laboring masses OF the
peorle from the full benefit Of the same, will
be base perver-ion of the fund and a pal
pable violation OF the old democratic legisla-
| tive maxim, THE greatest good to the great
est number.
The nomination for Congressman at large
being in order, Hon. James c. Alleu, the
present incumbent, was renoriinated by &C
clamation.
The resolution offered iv Mr.. Van. EPps
was then adopted.
n resolution WAS adopted continuing the
present State Central Committee in office un
Ill the next democratic state Convention.
The Convention vas then addressed by Hon
p. S. Edwards and Hon. j. c. Allen. and
thereupon after giving three cheers for Nc
CleIlau. Pendleton, and the State Ticket, ad
/ f1t,r,cl
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desirable Property For Sale.

~IOCKS H. L. IL, and other desirable Lots and Blocks
- ir sale the City ri Ia Sale bcs,ying ia the Estate
= = JI ian. decca,cl: asc the the bnitdng known
, ST en-. lies HOTEL in The city. The location
- , rner,y would be a suitable site f~Fa Mil For fur
thsr ,orticulsrs ena,.ire of Mrs. Il. II. HaLIIGAN,
" - ExecutriX. Ia Sale, or g
JOHN PRENUEgGASr.
-. - zee, o. Ottawa
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A Cry Of despair,

Hon I. y. ARNOLD. of Chicago, publishes
a lengthy letter in the New York Times. in
tended to excite the languid and diSp'rited
supporters of Lincolnism to courage and ac-
tivity, but which uttcrs such 81 wailing cry Of
despair that it will be more likely 10 have
the opposite effect. We copy a sample:
"Friends of the Union and lovers of liber-
t.. in Gods name, awake, or the cause is lost !.
Contrast our condition now with the party
which in 1856 shouted Free Speech, Free
Press. Free Soil, and Fremont Contra ST
the Union party of today with tina, of the re-
publican party of 1850 when from Maine to
Kansas. we were all wide Awakes, and
were wide awake, and filled with energy and
zeal for Lincoln and liberty.
Contrast the columns of the old. staunch,
sound E-cniny Post in August. 1886, and
August. ls60. with It's columns in 1861. Then
was energy. zeal. vi@or. heart and soul in the
cause Will not characterize what | read
there now.
How the New York TriLune used 20 thun-
der and tighten from the ocean t. the lakes !,
What is it doing today? Why does the keen
saladin scimitar ofRaymond SO long rest ami
rust in its sheath? Where are Henry VIII
son and Charles Sumner? Where are Chase,
and Becchcr, ana iiamhn- ana Nriincs. anu
John Sherman. and Trumbull. and the hosts
of popular leaders who were accustomed 10
arouse popular feeling and guide popular
Judgment? Why have SO many Achilles re
tireI to their tents?
where is stapnch old Ben. Wole? Alas.
that truth conpels lac to say it. giving aid
and encourage Il the enemy. tell the
libertv-loyine luyalis,s Of the Union it is the
hour of need. The time for vigorous action
has come. The times rcqnire nerve, back
me. aui staunch and determined backing
up of the administration.
Would it not be worth the while of Mr.. Ar
mold to look around and see why it is that
these Achilles of 1856 and 1860 have retired
to their tents. The cause they battled for so
ably then having been BETRAYED, may it not
be that they lack the stomach now to masti-
cate their own words?
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OTTAWA Gas COMPANY OrrICE, ,

September lst, 1864. (
WYE ARE unable TO furnish Gas TO
w les than 81 LOO for 1900 #. The advance in labor
coal compel to either advance the price of Gas
suspend manufacturing for the present We regret this
ceedngly and pledge ourselves reduce the price when
the cost of production will warrant in doing
We shall make no additional charge for gov. tax.
Nv. =. ID. GRlDLEY Sec.
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Brewery to Isens.

The brewery frms.iy owned hy Anthony lndey !. to
rent on reasonable terms !: i. situated III the western
part of the city and is in good order Apply to
Ottawa, q tn lS6i 4w PETER MILLER Admin.
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Select School.

VEyHE FALL TERM OF MISS ALIENS SCHOOL vii,
Il commence on Monday next, September 5tll 1861 in
Stone Eels' Block.
Refers to z. G. Allen at the City Bank
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FAXES.

TEE Tases Or City ami Schc-1 p.pse- are now due,
and r,.1ucst all persons who have not yet PAIL 70
can ia,s,eda-ly the office Of Arthur Lckwo"i fsq
srrr may daily and pay titi iNe asa saNe
c, 81 adv saie ~ Properly
" ~ ~ JOHN s WATERMAN, 7
r.. c.. rsr: Collector.
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have full line Of Choice Family Grcsrs>, which,
propose 10 sell Wholesale Irt~. for tic benefit
customers.
We have spared pains to make stock q the
largest ami esIl" n select from o. be found any
where am! will alw, IL favor Ia show Goods.
although YOU may wish to buy.
The above stock having been bought for cash,
make it Object for close buyers give a call
shall end.avor give tho.n perfect satsfUoton Having
succeeded To the business cf d. NJ latert the subscriber,
10y promptncss and fair dealing, hopes maintain the high
business reputation enjoyed by predecessor.
Ottawa, Sept. 10, 1864. D. KINGMAN.
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OTTAWA. ACADEMY,

" Tfae Fall Term OF II weeAs opens September 18th
Thorongl, instruc ton given i'll all branches
Tuition payable i'll advance, and refunded in case OF sick
ness NJ A ARNOLD. A. NJ
S.pternTer'3, 1867 PRINCIPAL
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CLOTHS AND CASsfMEKE.'

w world c7II particular attention large stock o.
Far.v C,--inI.s Eis.k CIs7inr~. Shops Grey Sanct
i.TnldCIo'I,. &c viii bought much 'pw their
present value and VIII L. -I ~ bc
fS-cht ~ho!->Iic.
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A young bricklayer just escaped from his
apprenticeship is put down as Free Mason.
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Satans Address to the Fallen Angles
NickS come arouse.
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CI.OAkS.

x" % variety ." Cloak u III" la.-t anu most
d-iratl" sty- also \ graf variety cf Beaver tlaknC.
Common t,skiis- and La lies Cloths which will s'll
very C-rlSN-
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When is a plant to be dreaded more than
a mad dog?
When ii is n1addey.
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Now is the time to get up Gibbs as the
boy said WHEEL the edtors's dog chased him.
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Why ought wcrren be emrtoyed in the
Pcs.-ofice'?
Because thcy know how TO manage the
mites.
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-Spinsters, fake notice The improved
sewing machines have teller attached t.
them.
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FLANNEL&.
W. have c,osy-hda= IL the line,

Plain Red. Plain Yellow and White FTauncT<,
TwilleI FlanneIs Of e~sfv color Shifting
Flauueis Of every description, Rob Roy
and Shaker Flanneis.
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CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS
G. r &c f Z E S.

Can lie found great variety at Very Lw Frtccs by cal
i,. at y. kill;,sIans.
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Congenial fare for Lovcrs-Turtlesteak
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The nomination of Judd for Lieutenant
Governor was then made unanimous.
The convention then proceeded to ballot
for Auditor. John Hise, of La Sale, and Hen
ry Schleth, Of St. Clair, being placed in'nom.
ination.
After numerous changes the ballots were
announced as follows,
John Hise ..2e6
Henry Schleth. ................ 200
Scattering. ....6
Whole number Of votes cast
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FRINK'S
T. &c T. l. s l O II
FAMILY MEDICINES,

a RE- A SAFE RELIABLE CURATIVE AMI PURELY
~ vegetable and warranted 10 give satisfaction and
perform a. recommended. one trial is worth volume
Of certificates
MedicaI Corrector. for Bilious and Liver
Complaints Sick or Nervous Headache. Dyspepsia, and
for purifying the blood
liver. fatharftc and Anft.Rttttous
PiIIs-we offer these Pills and assert that they
th- use and invite trial TO prove the truth Of
dur assertion
Aguc pills, for the radical cure Of Fever and
Ague- A cure Is warranted in all eases
Eradtcator.-wewa warrantt this remedy IN all cases
% cure eeTone and Of Dysentery DarrheA
Chee or cAolsrs horbGs - also the best pain killer
sxtsnt
Compound Extract of Aruica, for Rheu-
uatsn, Neuralgia Pains, lnfammatons. &C. &c. one
trial will convince the skeaticai az the
Of this truly great aud wonderful preparation.
Aromatic ointment, Tor t'utS new and old.
Sores. Bos. Bruises Burns Fros, Ki,es ser, SnpleS
&e- We offer this Of the best SAVE. now IN ne
Parasbau Tooth Liquid, Tor N.-vaus
Toothschs, Cleaning the Teeth and Purfv tbs R-s,,h
All oftbs above seven remedies are nui m srs..,.e
caiiy and sold wholesale and Norwoess Ri-s
and North Illinois IndiAnApols ,rS ~
Druggists and storekeepers everywhere and wsrr.n,,i
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The SICK and scicted Invited 70 call our oree
Norwood's Block Consultations free. AdvSoe srstis
Medicines warranted and guaranteed. Call and Te,
eireusrs certificates and receive good and
treatment.
Agents wanted travel everywhere. Satisfactory in
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novIT <k~iy ProprieterS-
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a THE AMERICAN DIsPENSARY WE TREAT BI
~ a method and with the hsppiesi results. Pro
LsIsus Gteri, failing of the womb, IIEcerdfioR L7cer
ItioG, LHoh rrAsI, whes,) L jadry and all other dis
TO which the American FsTndIe Is pecuaril,
liable Send three dollars and receive by express
the Doctors Fsyadle NgriHgeS. This instrument should
be used by every in the land for purpose
cleanljness. coniyor Aedhh c- Sent free receipt
Of stamp copy of Private Letter 10 Married Ladies
health, dc. The Doctors cejSbrdfed FStale Pills.
fresh from the DispenSary, rery 0oOd In simple dis
eases irregularities. dc. Price &l sent by mail.
At the american DispeRS1Fg also treat toifAoui
mercury, and with never failing success Teperidl or
what the quacks call riUate s~cFet diseases: yiHe
in all its stages GOnorhea Geet Structure Hydrocele
Circocele Yarcccele. Carsocele Spermatorhea Seminal
Weakness. Nocturnal Emissions. Sexual Debility, I'm.
potency, and effects Of self-abuSe. The last six are
treated Of in "privse letter, which send free on
receipt of stamp
The experience Of the Surgeon in charge of this de-
partment Of the best Hospitals In Europe and
New York City, enables him 10 treat patients scientifca
~ and restore them speedily.
Those living a distance communicate by lette
and be treated their homes In urgent send g.
slO and receive II ucdcines.
Consultation free and confidential Room No. 241.
East Washington Street, indianapolis. Z. ~. Box 1864.
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,.nh one half the Weekly rates added.
usine,x Notices pnblshed In the local columns. OF ten
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aver ten lines ten cents per line
Charges will made Tor inserting the notices Of the
following Orders Societies and Associations al Tue rates
named to be paid In advance
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orders Benevolent Societies and Singing Societies
For each notice exc~cding lines 70 cents lot each
Insertion: over eight lines st this rate.
Announcing deaths with funeral notice attached, $l;
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Marriage Notices so cents.
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individuals or associations by churches, az the regular
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Special Notices II lines over will be charged oouoe
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Advertisements making less thar three ihes' nse'eu
once in the Daily will be charged fifty cents.
Yearly advertisers TO pay quarterly. ,,..
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IN he charged AZ the rate Of 81 so for each name IN 'ne
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p,onrie sors Indiana State sentinel.
J. NJ. TILFORD,
President Indianapolis Journal Company.
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From ashingtOn.

WAsHINGToS. March l4-The National In
telhgeucer OF this morning denies that General
Meade intends retiring res lgning on account OF
iii health.
The Chronicle says Gen Wadsworth is in
structed To state that no more prisoners will be
exchanged except upon the principle of man for
man regardless of color.
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ST LoUts. March IL -Advices from Nicks-
burg of the , say all boats at that place have
been pressed into Government service.
Ii j. reported that a movement i 10 he made
via Red Black and Washita rivers 20 Monroe
and bv land TO Shreey,sport Il. Gen Steele
will co operate from Little Rock
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U. 5. TAXES.
UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE
Annual Taxes for 1864.

THE a'tentOn Of payers i hereby called the
provisions 81 the United States Excise Law relative
o the assessment Of annual taxes.
Ry the sixth section Of the act % July J. 1862 il il
made b duty of all persons partnerships Arms,
ciarionS OF cOrpora atoms msde liable annual
duty license, tax. or bcfore ne fTsf Monday Of
MIg iR each gslr o. make list return 10 the As
ssiant Assessor OF the District where located Of the
amount Of annual income the articles % charged
with q special TAX and the business occupation liable
&C pay any license.
Every person who shall fail 20 make such return by
the will De able be
cording the best n-o7nsfion which be can
obis and in such case the Assessor i required 20 add
rfty pr amount Of the such list
F,ery person who shall deliver 10 an Assessor anv
false frsudu list statement al utett 20 evade
the valuation enumeration required BY law subject
20 ane five hundred dollar; in such case the
list viii be made out BY the Assessor Assistant
and from the valuation and enumeration 20 made
there can be appeal
Payment OF the annual taxes, except those for
heenses viii Lot be demanded until the 80 Jay of
June.
The Appropr ate blanks which make return, and
all Necessary information, will be furnished by John Il.
Sfumph Assistant Assessor for The First Division. 20
whom the returns shou deliv, red before the
first Monday May, at bis Office in New Taloott's
Block. the Post Oniee.
W A. BRADSHAW.
Indian sp0lis, Feb. -. 1854 feb2s d8w3s