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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-04-09

MYSTERIOUS SICKNESS, ATTEMPTED WHOLE
SALE POISONING AT THE U. s. HOSPITAL
CAMP CLEvELAND.-Saturday evening and
Sunday morning the widest ramors imag.
inable were aaoat throughout the city, to
the eff ct that all tie soldiers in the IIospi.
tai at Camp Cleveland had been poisoned
and that large number had died from the
tf,cts OF it--as high as seyenlyfve ard
one hundred being mentioned
The matter is not as bad as the reports
From Mi. j R. McClurg, the Surgeon in
charge of The Hospital, we learn the fol.
lowing facts: Saturday morning, about two
bours and half after breakfast, and Just
previous to the daily Surgeons call, three
or four soldiers came into the Surgeon s
room, complaining that they felt sick al
| the stomach, aud wanted something TO re
lcye them. The Doctor thought by their
looks that nothing serious was the matter
but inquired what they had eaten; they
told him nothing bat the regular rations
among which, for Saturday, is always meat
hash. AT this time the Surgeons call sound
ed, aud the Assistant Surgeons started OIL
their rounds; but in moment they oil
rame back in htrry to report TO Sergeor
McClurg that all tie inmates Of the Hos
pltal had been poisoned. The Surgeon
started TO investigate The matter, when he
found every ward filled With men vomiting
aud showing symptoms Of having bee .
poisoned by arsenic, or having taken q
large dose Of tartar tmeiic. Some two
hundred aud twenty fve being affected.
more or less.
What caused the sickness is not fully
known, but from the fact that nearly al
who had eaten of The hash, although not
all who had SO eaten we're sick-the Sur
geon came TO the conclusion that the cause
OF The sickness was in the hash Bat how
it came there is the mystery, or what could
induce its heing placed there cannot be i'm
agined. There can be no reason assigned
for the deed, nor have tbe authorities beer
able to fasten the crime upon any one. A
few who said they did not eat Of the basil
were sick, and it was thought that posi-
bly, lbe poison might have been in the breaC
or coffee, bat as all the nurses and ssss
tants partook of the same as The soldiers
and were not affected, that idea was dis
PEELED.
Ecne OF those whose sickne was cause,
by eating The hash, as there seems to be d
doubt that that was the cause of it, hay,
died, but were all around as usual on Sun
day--some of them feeling little the wors
for the severe retcbipgs they had expert
enced the day before, but not ping of Sc
rious character.
A portion Of all the food eaten from o.
that occasion will be anslysed. and wba
II was that cause d 10 will be known. A
it is now the whole thing Is wrapped il
mystery, but there is 20 doubt in The min
OF Surgeon McClurg and bis Assistant
that the poisonous substance, whatever
may be. was placed there with The desig
OF efecIing more than fortunately was &C
compilshed, Cleueiaad Herald.
John Bslord OF CoDaeaut secidentIy sbo
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-04-09

ORDERED TO THE FROM The O. s. Jour
sal says. The Provost General of Ohio
has received an order from the Wa d !.
partment to forward to the front all soldiers
who have been detached from their ,egi.
ments, and are now acting as clerks ia the
military cfices in Ohio Their place are
to be filed with civilians
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-04-09

CoiunSue, o. Mtrch ~ 1854
The Uudorsghued. repreNwupg the Union
Organization IN The State Of Ohio, hereby invite
'sli'quaAcA voters Of the State who desire the
uncopditioual msiutaiosnce Of the Union, the
supremacy Of the Constitution, and the com
plese suppression Of the existing rebellion, with
the cause thereof, by vigorus war and all apt
and efficient means, 10 send delegates to Cor
veu,iou 10 assemble at Columbus on Wednes
day. the 25th day Of May next, at IL O'clock
"A. NJ, for the purpose Of selecting four dele.
'eases and four alternates 10 represent the State
!. In The National Union Convention, to be held
In the city Of Baltimore on the 7th Of June
next. 10 nominate candidates for President and
vice President Of The United States.
The Convention will also nominate candi-
dates fos The following Offices
Secretary Of State. M
Judge oftbe Supreme Court.
Judge of the Supreme Court, to gil vacsu-
cy. @
Attorney Generaa.
g - Comptroller of the Treasury.
One member Of the Boaid OF Public Works.
The Convention will consist Of one delegate
Tor every 400 votes cast for Gov. Brough at
she last State Election and one additional dele.
gate for each fraction Of 200 or upwards, as
per the following list:
I'VE but the counties OF this Congressional Dis
triet.l
Gahouing 8, Trumbull l3. Ashtabula l6,
Portage 9, and Geauga 8 Total number Of
delegates from the State, 49,
The Union voters OF each Congressional DIS
trict, are requested 10 select two delegates ant
two alternates to the National Union Conven
tion, at such time and place as may be agreet
spoa; bat II such delegates shall not be select
ed before The meeting ofihe State Convention
on the 25th of May, then the delegates to tha
Convention will select such delegates to the
National Union Convention, for their respec
tive districts.
The Committee would suggest that th.
County Conventions for selecting del gates t,
the State Convention be held on Saturday, tn
l4tb Of May.
VIZ. DxSNIsoS Chairman,
J. J. JASNKf, Sec. and Treas,
c voLSKr DcRsKs,
SAMUEL GALLOWAY,
L J.. ALLEN,
c. N. Obs
GEO. N. PARsoNs,
r. n. GEARY, Executive Com.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-04-09

Departure CT THE SECOND CAvAbRY. =
This regiment left for Cincinnati Thursday
morning, April 24h, At ten o'clock, under
the charge Of Major Seward, Gt. Col Pu'.
ringion having preceded the esiment to
Columbus. 1t returns TO the front nearly
twice as strong as it was when fuiloughed
numbering over eight hundred men.
The regiment has suce passed The Relay
House MI. on its way to Annapolis to join
Gen Burnside.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-04-09
Miscegenalion.

A great ado is ist nov being made
about the mixing of the white and black
races nnaer The new found term of 'misce-
genation' The attempt is being made with
The greatest edo and clap-trap possible, to
couple emancipation with amalgamatioB or
'miscegenation Except with the grossly
ignorant, the attempt will utterly fail, for
the simple reason that the bieaching Of the
black race has gone on hundred fold fas,
ter where slavery prevailed than where
freedom had it's sway. Mulaitoes, quad
rooms and cetoroons are the constant rule
in the Souh, while in the North they have
only been the products Of vice and crime
The practical miscegenators are the slave
holders. they have spawned the whole
South over with their particolored prog
eny. These are facts, for bieh the censn'
for the last thirty years has furnished The
figures, which do-not and will not lie. Tn,
efforts. then, to couple freedom with misce
genalion as a result of emancipation, cot
therefore but fail-exeept falsehood, pure
and simple. be more powerful than admit
ted and indisputable facts. Miscegenatior
Is rebel practice. has hourished and vel
hourishes where rebeldom holds sway, and
would cease with the dealh of slavery and
the protection of the hitherto victims oI
sIayeholding lust and passion The prac
tical advocates Of miscegenation are those
who by direction or iudirection uphold and
sustain negro slavery. SandHsky Reg.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-04-09

UNLAWFUL EALrsTaEyT.-It would be wei
for those engaged in recruiting men in this
State, to bear 10 mind that such recruits must
be placed to the credit OF the State. An act
was passed on the second of F February last
which prescribes that any persrn not authorized
by the Secretary OF war, Offering any bounty oil
premium, to induce residents Of this State TO
go to any other State TO enlist, or TO be accept
ed as substitutes. shall be subject to fne moi
less than $500 nor more than $1,000 one half o
the informer. and Imprisonment till the fine is
paid II wonId be well for certain parties 10
look out -Sentinet
may be we'll for Col Fowler to put these
facts into his pipe, and smoke them. lie is
not only sending men out Of the State, bnt
pocketing good share OF the bounty the re-
cruits are entitled to. a
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-04-09

REvr NUE. TAX BIIL The COMMITTEES OH
Wsys and Means have not yet reported
the tax bill, and probably will not earlier
than the last Of this or beginning Of next
week. Nothing is allowed to be knoSn as
to it's provisions except that in general
terms the taxation will be very heavy.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-04-09

SpNE SUGAR 1t is estimated that the
crop Of maple sugar at the North for the
prelent year will reach 25, 100000 pounds,
worth at the least estimate of fifteen cents
per pound, So, 74O, 600, au important item
in the sugar product Of the country.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-04-09

Coon CooKs.-Ladies IT, you would be known
as good cooks and would avoid the mortifca-
lion of ha wing poor biscqit for tea when you
have company, use b. B. Deland Co.'s Chem
icdI Sdiafdtus and that only.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-04-09


Gen. Grant is now with the Potomac
Army.
Geus Fremont and Mcclellan are 10 be
assigned to active commands, $50 1t is said.
Gen. Grant Intends to place all his Gen
raj Ulcers on duty at ouce.
The total number of troops in all rebel
arm es is stated to be 275, 900
The total number of rebel troops under
Gen. Lee is said TO be 10000.
The investigation Of The committee on
The Conduct of the War have developed
nothing affecting Gen. Meade's reputation.
Oar loss at the cap'nre Of Fort de Rus
sey was killed and Al wounded. The
relel loss was killei aud wounded -
Fort de Rn>sey is seveny miles from the
mouth of Red river.
Part of Admiral Porter's Heet appeared
of Alexandria,, La., ond demanded iis
surrender, which demand the rebels com
piled with withou, oppo,lion Alexandra
is l40 miles from the mouth of Red River
There is q report that the entire orgaui
zed militia Of the North is to be called in
to service for Blk mon hs, to hold certail
points during the campaign ogainst Rich
mond which is about TO commence.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-04-09

is IL possible that any Soldier can be SO
foolish as TO leave the city without supply Of
HoLioroays Ointment and PiHsf Whoever
does will deeply regret il. These medicines are
the only certain cures Of Bowel complaints,
Fevers. Sores AMI Scurvy. Only so cents per
box or pot.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-04-09

SoRE THRoAr---ibose afflicted with Coug hs
Hoarseness, Irritation and Soreness OF The
ThrJst. will find nothing so eficscious as q
Throat Rtmsdy,a as Browns Bronchial rrocbes.
Sold by pll Druggists
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-04-09

WHAT WAS TIE PRovoCATr TroN of the late I'll
inois riots is the question occasionally asked
No answer can be given so far as we have seen
tut that contained in the first dispatch received
of the transaction. The copperheads took thei
arms with them to Court and opened the affra!
from preietermnation TO do so. and withou
provocation, from all that can be gathered.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-04-09
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Profits of Treason.

The Crisis Of March 30,h publi,be a
table of receipts for the Valandigham
Fund for two weeks, amounting to $5.l46,
SO The Cincinnatti Enquirer thinks i! will
certainly go on increasing until it reached
$4,000. Clearly Vallandigham has made
treason pay
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-04-09

New Ii BON RAiLRrAD COMPANY "A
meeting was held at Cleveland, on the 18th
inst, to take measures to organize com
pany to complete that portion Of the New
Lisbon acd A>hiabula Railroad lying
between New Lisbon and Niles.own. il
was con posed of gentlemen of erergy, en-
'crprise and rapiial The books of The
new company were opened, and ten per
cent. Of the capital stock, the amount
necessary by law to perfect on organization
was at once subscribed--Mr Kennard, the
gentleman representing the interests Of the
English capitalists in the Atlantic and
Great Western Railroad Company, taking
fifty thousand dollars of the amount. The
new company will be organized under the
name Of the New LisTeu Railroad Compa
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-04-09

The Pennsylvania Senate has passed a
bill entitled An Act 10 incorporate the
Freepo,t and Shenandoah Valley R.ilroad
Company The rpuie Of the proposed
railrond is frcm FIecT or;. iu Armstrong
county, 10 the railroad. or cahal, betweeL
Clarkssl aid GreeuviI.e, in Mercer coun-
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-04-09

CoNFI GATED LANDs. s.-The Committee on
Public Lands is about to report bill set
ting apart cou6scated lands for the benefit
Of Soldiers
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-04-09
Notice to Teachers.
NOTICE is hereby given that Examina.
tions Of Teachers will be held IS follows, TO Wilt
ATTENTION BATTALION.


THE Most Useful Article, and most
conducive TO the Soldiers Comfort and conyeniepce In
cooking while on Marches lying 10 eanp ever nysItsd
Il can be made sti handled Fryng-Paa er sonssrt
the top OF the psn and securely .Eeped While inside uns
cover packed plate ssit and pepper box, and
whole Be packsd unpseked In moment aud 4 moi
liable got out order The universal Aprobaion Of
cry aOLD sOIDIERa sbo n, Is its best rscommsuda.
tlOn. hanuaetaled lpd sold only BY
TA Ashtabuia, Ohio.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-04-09

. The s,enmers City Of Cleveland Cspt, Nc.
KAY. and Morning Star, Capt. vIoAR, are
Cue specimens Of architecture 10 their time, and
offer every attraction for The traveller from
Cleveland to Detroit. The enterprise and bus
mess foresight Of Capt. PIERcs, in the equip
ueut aod order Of this line !, worthy Of con-
mendntion.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-04-09

GEO. WILLARD is opening a heavy stock o.
rev goods, having been Mr first this season to
take his spring trip. Give him call.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-04-09


The Democracy cant sffiliate with the
conspiracy at Richmond, or The conspiracy
at Washington. II pro olecis against both
Its miss'on is 10 ssre The Union and The
laws from both coDspiracies and both sets
OF conspiralos. - fG'n Dealer.
What have unconditional Union men Ia
choose between the two wings Of a party
one Of which is for immediate peace witt
rebels. on such terms as they may dictate
aud the other sees no difference between
the rightfal 9osesDmeDt at Washington
and the nest Of trsi'srs OF Richmond, and
protests against both ss 'eoasplra eiesy
II VallandighsD has ever p.tered more
disIoysl sentimeDt than that contained iu
the closing sentence Of The paragraph o bore
quosed, i has escaped eas notice
ChardOg Dfwserat.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-04-09

CcNSEcr1crr The little nutmeg State has
done nobely ard laid copperheadsm ou', as
cold as wedge. Returns from all but three
towns. show an increased gain over any late
election. In fact sic has seldom rolled up
such popular majority as that by which Buck
ingham is reelected. The footings are, Buck.
ipgham, 3e445 Seymour. 32,904 Ducking.
hams majority, 5,54l. The Senate is i8 Union
to Democrats. The House is l55 Union to
~ Democrats.
The mnjorities in the recent elections on every
hand are most wholesome and satisfactory -
Cleveland has spoken in decided terms, giving
majority against the plotters Of iuiqnity Of
800; Cincinatt gave vote OF about three
fifths for the Union, and even Dayton gave soc
Uuion majority. Columbus and Mwaukee
are about the only Cities that have voted
against the Union.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-04-09

John Bslord Of Couaeaut. secidently shot
himsalf in tbs left arm while huotng. the other
day. rendering pmPutation above the elbow
necessary,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-04-09

HASKELL CORNER Russell is moving the
end of Mechanics RotO preparatory 10 putting
up three story brick Store, for which be has
the contract.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-04-09

Joshua r. Giddings has retained to bis pos
in Canada with health improved.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-04-09
NATIONAL BANK BiLI..

The National Bank bill was amended to
death" on the 5b, and its eoemies, the
Democrats, aided by few Administration
men, succeeded in knocking all the tee h
ont, and its friends then killed the latter
amendments. A new bill will probably be
brought in before Long
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-04-09

From Rev. H. Turner, pastor of Hsddle II. T. Church.
hiladelpha
Dr. Jackson-Dear Sir:--Haying used your German Bit.
tiers In my family fequently prepared say 1t
has been Of great service believe that In most
debility Of the system Ii the and yalu-
able remedy Of which ihaye any knowledge.
Yours respectfully, J.H. TURNER,
No. f26, n. Nineteenth Street.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-04-09

From Rev Warren Randolph, Pastor Of Baptist Church.
Germantown, Pa
DR.. c. NJ. Jackson:Dsar Sir;Persona expsFeuee ena-
bles me 10 that regard the German Bers prepared
by you most excellent medicine In cases OF severe
cold and general debility have been greay bens6tted by
the Of the Befs ana doubt they viii prud
WARREN RANDOLPH.
Gernianosn Pa
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-04-09

The copperhead war in Coles county
says The Chicago Jonrnol being ended, The
valiant secesh warriors are now in faiT
way of getting their deserts Forty Of
them have already been arrested and SC
many of the rest as havs not fed, like cow
ards, will also be apprthended. The pre-
iminary exomlion OF the prisoners has
commenced Those convicted will Of course
be hanged aud the hanging of them will
make every loyal heart glad. Tie foul
treason Of those cowardly Northern rebels
is as much worse than that of the Southern
rebels as knaves are worse han fools
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-04-09

Cleveland has adopted the letter delivery
system.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-04-09
Philadelphia, June %, 1861.

From the Rev H. Kennard, Pastor ofloth Baptt Chsrch
Dr. Jackson:Dr Sir Il have frequently requested
connect my name with concentrations OF dnsrenknds
medicines but regarding the practice ofy spprop
ate sphere have 10 all cases d, cnsd; but with clear
proof varons Instances, and particularly family, OF
the usefulness OF Dr. Hooands GeEan Btssy depart
once ron usual TO express my fill conviction
that for general debility of the system, and especially for
Liver Complaint IL is safe and valuable prepssin n In
It may fail; but usually, doubt not will be
very beneficial 10 those who suffer from the above cause
Yours, very respectfully, J.. H. KENNARD
Eighth below Coates Street, Phlzdspbia.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-04-09
cLEvELANo mAaKNr-Apr,i the eu

CLEvELAND MARKET-Aprii the eth
FLOuR-Moie active, and hrmer. Sales $50 bbs double
eHtsa rcd Al s0t2s 200 do doat $3.50 200 bbs do do
$3.50; 100 bhs hncy al $40.
wHEATIn fair request and hm Sales red, choice
on track. at q, ,2e...-.
CoRN-In fair inquiry and nrm Sales Of car held on
TRACK at Si,o0; car on track at o0c
0ATS-Quiet Held al 72c op track
LARDTn good fquiy 1SHc for city In kegs and 1875
for do IN bbls. Sales Of 10 bbs atl3kc. -rt
SMoKhD MEATS-The market Is active AT the following
quotations: 15e for sueareured hans lie Tor plain do
BuIfER-in good Inquiry aud ia2c lowef. Choice W.
quoted AZ 346i35c.
CHEESE-Quite and nominal
EGf3S- far demand at l8d20c. Sales to-day of bb
at 1ec and 4 at zoe.
sFEps-Duli Timothy 81 90, Glover 81 so.
CARBON O1Ir-Steady nj 5RD60c.
POTATOESFirm 7o@55c for Peach blows and Csc fol
Canada MIXED.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-04-09
clos. >, ,n. L.a,.la,,v, session.


The Ohio Legislature closes its session
on the 8lst, until The first Tuesday Of -Jau.
nary. The State Journti says the session
has been one of application and labor with
but little poiticalexctement. Both Hons
es have worked tremendously within them.
selves and in relation to each other Only
one trausgression Of the rules of parliament
tary decorum has occurred during the sess
ion. And in that Instance the provoca,ion
was great and the retribntion speedy The
outbreak resulted in no nndcserted Injury
except as against the dignity of The State,
which the State win doubtless pardon in
consideration OF the fact that 1t occurred
in defense Of its honor. ttH
Seldom has Ohio seen n more worthy. pa
triotic and capable body Of men constituting
her legislature than those who h I'd her inter
ess In charge during the post winer Their
session has been less than ninety days
Yet in that time they have prepared, con-
sidered and enacted muny very important
acts Their discussions have been charac'
lied by ability aud directnesS Of argnmen'i !
seldom wandering into the by.ways ot
"buncombe." and never degeneraling into
| Improper uHu fuigd' ptis'H"i'FS' tih'''
has been no such thing as lobby system
known to It's halls.
The members have been uninpeded il
theirwork byeither hangers OF, n,or lockers on
The respective chambers have been presided
over in genilemauly, digniGed manner, by
1t. Gov Anderson in the Senate, by
| Speaker Hubhell in the House. The en-
foreement Of any stringent rules of orde
was almost unknown. for the reason tha
the members have We'd with each other il
the observance of those rules which govern
the official Intercourse of gentlemen; an,
these are always. of them selves, the bes
parliamentary order. -
L affords us pleasure thus TO command
ana with all sincerity, the good example q
legislative diligence and high tone of mora
worth which the present Legislature ha
given for others TO emulate and initiate
We are glad to feel that this high enco
1 MUM is due to this assembly. and We are
no les glad to think that our senator an
rep' esentative are from their bearing emit
tied to their full share Of this encomiun
We think we have no occasion 10 feel 9th e
wise than proud Of both these gcntlemel
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-04-09

From Rev. J. NJ. Lyons formerly pastor Of the Coumbu
IN. ~ and the Atestown (pa| Baptist Churches
New Rochelle NJ Y.
DR.. G. N. Jackson:-Desr sirI feel it pleasure ihns
Of own accord to bear testimony to the excellence OF
the German Bttes Some years since being afflicted
with Dyspepsia used them with very beneficial resula
have often recommended hemo persons enebed by that
t0nentipg disease and have the most fiat
ering esimoniasa to their great value gem
eral pebiyl believe to be tonic that cannot be
passed. J. N. LYONS.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-04-09

INCOME TAxEs-We give below, some ex-
tracts from the instructions of II. Y Beebe,
Esq Assessor for this district TO lis Assistants,
which we deem of general interest