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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-16

Nor THn WAY.-DAniel O'Leary, who lives
on the leland, had boArdsr in his house named
ipg! his aboard. .t0i cary went Into his room and
toek lot 81 leather for the purpose Of selling II
and obtainipg Anceison's board money. oniosr
mitted him 10 jail for court. - -
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-16

PaohorHD.-Ye yesterday afternoon the Board
Of Police Commissioners, at their regular we kly
meeting pro noted 20 the position OF fun ssrgeAnIa
TAFT, FIFTH preeinctj Robert A. Milstead, highth
precinct. These gentlemen have been only acting
serseAnts. The promotion wAs well deserved.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-16

"A RoUoH AND ToUsH COMPANION. man
named Major Hopkins, who beat, his wife 90 %.
sun hafbored apleen enough 10 turn her and hei
'vo children out doors on montay, when the msr.
eury Iinge Cd among the teens. fhe wife being
pl.int against her cruel husband at the City Hall
police station. omeor Coomes arrested him and
tqok HIN before Justice Giberson, who oommi ted
him 10 jail or court. r.. p I. lF'rII -
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-16

Hpg Giason Rsls', Secretary Of ne Nssg, -
Gen. Thomas's attack Yesterday ur,nn ytooS.
left, supported BY the Io,h diyision on IN,
squadron, resulted In the capture Of Chsimer,,
headquarters train, with papers, one thousspt
prisoners, and sixteen pieces Of artillery, viii
Prooab'e loss 70 the army mot szosediro n,
hnadred Killed and wosndsd., Tho attack WI
% continued this morning. o. p. LIN.
gd Rear Admiral Cong Mississippi SQUAD.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-10-25
HsEiSikLs .-o--
- ssi6ITTf IN 4 iNSPkuTJa aEEkSAilh rzg!9E,
Az R1ouxosp Va, October 24:h, 1864. J
q = 2 g1AL G
SPECIAL ORDERS,

Thu Eiwng schedules poos therein adopted by
sneTal tho
~ @'eFm RruHuE Va, October H. lS0l
is JANzsA ass Of orh
with tie
iEs"Tnn
the Govern -
that
L
@ sus than % attain Invaluable end the people must Ge s.. n
insignificant nose
their che and "'O
the mosmod=rat ctonel
o
the wachWo o.
In desperate struggle r
the
accmnb invmt
irircuUs P''
tFrt
annexed
November
hmonze yet We n'p' ~ "
in al
nsnaS the amS
but unosk
haul all SUCH
din
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-10-25
=. 2 WI,
@eiutIEi II. S1ip!e:er Utueta!
r OST, OR S-GLES By shefdsn's raiders, on the!,
u passsge through Louisa county tie following cer;it

OST, OR srGLES b. shefldsn's raiders, on ,he!'
u passsge through Louisa county, tie following c-rat
oates Of ptock
lat. Virginia six psr GETS
no. l066 dated 9$l Jasuary, l-5?, sndar act Of ed
January. 1850, for II Gu.
No. $50 dated i,h Eove7rsr, So Issued uode' at
lst March, ls4T, for $500.
No. IS, dated sth November, lSs3 ssEsd undcr act
18th January, 1916, for sto1.
o. Virginia 7ire and Marine Insurance. conoarJ:
No. lis dated Goth December, 1852 for twenty e'eh'
shares, par value, t25.
Sd Richmond Fire Assoclauon:
no 1s2 dated aed March, ls4s fcr fifteen sharea par
10. 9,6I4, dated 18th November 1854, fer foFtyhVe
shares, par, SO.
4h. Richmond Female institute:
par value, 40. n,
Also, one Virginia Central Railroad boad'
ccnb, for $780, =, ,,,
shsy. ,seuIt,s HENRY HARRIS,
aus 9--IaEl3Hs Louisa govit House, VI.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-10-25
TIE FREE CONSTITUTION OF MARY
LAND
To tie Editors ot'thc Enquirer

To tie Editors ot'thc Enquirer:
Gcndsrea: Extracts that hnvs recently
anpearsd in cur papers, from Northern files,
decls-c.hec Maryland has voted herself C free
CONSTITUTION, and they give what purports 20
his thc register Of tne votes. Ii seems f-0m
ther, ,bat tho entire home vote was as fJl-
low: - $50 against the new Constitution,
. aud | ,2l5 in favor OF it-msking ajority
ON too home yota against it Of 1874; but ths
soldiers vote (which il gems vas unanimous.
" fUr it,) aickci the beam, and eGgs on the
eros, vote majority FOX it'd adoption of $50.
S,yg desire 10 coll attention. to r brief stato.
,oeot of facts, 10 avoid the harsh judgments
that many are 90 willing to make agsinst III :
State.
81 adding tie several figures aboTo, it will
be ssen that he whole vote polled in tho State
st l.f.e, for aud against tia Constitution. ia
o,ud.ng the soldiers vote, was only 26, 529.-
This vote Of the lcfols State is moro than S. 900
woes less than tho city Of Baltimore rc!cd in
the f.,l or 1860. wdira wa3 the last lcg.! eloc.
ton held in that State. The legal vo.a Of
Maryland, Of that time, WAS betTeco 20 end
so 600. This sta.omsn. is argnm.nt enough
to shoE how tho Free Constitution was adopt-
Cd. So far from these 50, 900 voters beias for
8 free Constitution, the last BODY TINT repre-.
sented them, the Legislature OF lc6O-1, pssssd
BY O most decided vote, lnw, forever forbid
ding the owner Of slaves from manumittiny
them, either by deed OF wall. l believe no
State Of tho Confederscy, certainly no border
State, has gone thus far.
derive some encouragement from this re.
cent vote. 1t shows that tbs great body Of to
good Oil State remains trus t. her faith and
ancient policy, even under the shallow of the
powerful Gesuotisu, With its capital on her
Territory And it further shows thst the
whole sodices' 7ct, (aad it is presumable thsy
all votea), couais Up only 2,4S3 Marylanders
In arms against tho Conf.deracy.
Lot these facts appeal as 90 additional iu-
csnsiyo to her refugee soaa in the Confede.acy,
to buckln on thcir amor and try the rescue Of
their good old m:ther. Maryland IL not yet
lost. d.
October "a, 1864.
The feet stated by our correspondent b.
come more apparent and significant BY oompsri.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-10-25

a,ue the artillery and horse and mules soV
It's obvious
NM sps imnor In they should be selected ana nen
horses as tue gov
Wheh me
thandho
FLOODED or
substitute their stead
and valued by competent
be estimated G
add that morse VIII
bis
all
natandari ri
w. .p" SCHEDULE B
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-10-25
WAS sToLEa from ,L- n,I.., .i:aa b.

JATAs STol.EN from ih- nrl.s -.aa :, p. .- -
w 4. Krysyil!e. Ragr.nar. :" '"'"i.' y B.
loving nsm-! Contestant boat go 80.
from Ntrch l.. i &, - ,G"" ,ty.d.- l"' "..'
i.snsd under act OF CO II. ST.
one do, 30 9 80 i,-n"' 'u:rs: :. F''
from .u!y s., l.GS, 81 q, "'. "a aha ''at''!'
.ued under act o: Fe. ! -, 80;
SsgCn coupon h. Hfs %! 81 49, ra''!-
-Four do. Of 500 each.
One per cent certificate .or :" 80. ,...,..
ApuIIo .ton will be r:sde OR r-T:S.. o '.sl - .
ertifcAte.. '''
n Er<
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-10-25
TuA:f + OF sc II T. " ; l. q.

RErAexp & pSTrp-a"fr -.
.,ic..fn"rd -, ot.- +. 80
O1 ard sn:r We 'G,a!s., :ha = 3 -
train will leave Ri;"acnl TT . ~. ~ ''"-''
d. n. ,.f.f, --!
The accommodate train viii .e'T- '-'-''''.
and puolnp', at 3 ID =. m. -,.-ra,,.
The ambulance train E,.! leave &c, -. r
will transport passengers 70 pI''''r 4, 8" al.
c.,,,,'sa rc. ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-10-25

M, v,,inv TO 9I%
,rA.s sl;,,ss that IL era ~; 10 Msryland I'll "'''
voters Shn re:rIcd t., rrc9g,i IL: the ls""''!
Of tie lac Convention, and ooly 2''oo" ''''1
acknowledged it, les";ity. VI oh'S ia',''
nunl-c L. Sau v,t:I against the ""t'eh 81 CIV
couvc,,;su lhsrc are t!.er.fnre IS I9% voter.
in M..y!...i opposed 10 l5ucHl'' aud has i :.'
T., nnr NOES u: Mar laui si'Hn "nn army w.;i
hrr..era." E:lr"yes m2ss Enthusiastically I'M
tho .rse. mays oi hor people, oppresSe! BY
.yr:,nnv. nnd hal! d"~n hy bsyrncts' nave
,y,:.b.r hesn conquered nor corrupted by 'h'
Gcspo,i.:s at Washington. Lot her Sens II
:,.s uou:sitraas iuitato tinc notla example e
.hn;r i5icc,!. Ht hnn,o. sn[ abandoning TIC Tn'
in:s 81 tue habeas corpus courts, and tue rHf
a.nl;i = ,l,.,ueacs Of hungry inv "ors, shoulder
.:,s;r ,naska,s and fight for Maryland. %
e :,a:.o fell, and NOT IL ihn c'S'l S|u't'' il
,na ,.nas OF MARYLAND; nnd thod' OF her sons
,.Io after the var retu:n home with os'
,,srye- he hubsas corpus. had bsst:F be sleep
~, ,;,.,;e, ,ne Sod OF Old Virginia, tAsn NEE
TIE r..n,semning looks Of i9iende they deserted
80 ,i,.t,,t ate, the Confederate army.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-10-25
reA HAVING pUAl.lt:"i

reA. HAVING QUALlt:"" e p
diac q. Ts-; W.tc and liar let "a1- o., -
r,u. Made, IL New Hanover ccut;J I, a.. -.
Carolina IDS |. to give soticc shat mi, -.
c,rcui, court Of IIenFico, Va, en- iA' -
Isbt. IN trvu..er TO ZEE the prncset. &. Mt So
real estate Of said infants, .di' ~ 'i!i"
bending IL sad court under 'hr ..'!s r.: ~. :
rs, WAic. dc.
~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-10-25
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Prem ny fAru. Ia ofs:1e oont'y, E!-.s''". r" :
/ NJ IN, l.lh iustar, n Light Bay .;6I-.. 81 &C.
hsu.s L!yh 10 has .tsr In h:' 'or=t J. g. =
foot a few whit. iIairt on bis bak c4a Il yi.I e..
| and holds hIs head HnG TAIL u. We. ALIEN if'v :
| will rive rewsrd o: satU 70 any tns an -.
hin, 10 OBJ: q Sal Orange cou,ty. or g.-'.....-
| 81 he can bu recovered. A. !5ei. J ~. -,
| 9th ". E:g'Eclt ii7ri."'s -
| or EnEr =" -
| o,o,.3:+ Cr.,g,C4.ii it,,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-10-25

Several prelates of the Church Of England
have decided fsvora5ly on the question CT in.
Producing tbs harp into the choirs of tho
Establishment.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-10-25

N u Il / g q

NAVY DIrIk.sgSr. o:',rs s e.. 81 ~,
gl:hroet Va, ~" IA:
,Sr s ssa al' vi. V ssys tie s,r
for he James ryer squsdreD. 81 I,ut.r..
o'clock p. a., touching At Ill 1s En 5tTsSpnn PaakEi
river. Li.s:s.szs :. 60
1871
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-10-25
gold CHAIN EEaLEL

gold CHAIN EEaLfi
L.ts, ycg..fIay, TLur.i.:. Oh na." .'''c', D.
Rec in. urrte,n al" Il and B.igJni'. Lo..!t".. .
hahn a:raceuL
m. EnI rnn g. i've "a" -1oys reward - i".'..
,an. The Z .IG. - the .irY l!.ha." 81 i'.'r'
T. R--In p-tsoa= NE ssn-i ~sin.' ;raa -
ru,.,, nv m, .,a,. 'r.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-10-25
ADJ'r & INSP'R GENERALS OFFICE,
RICHMOND, Va, Aug. Is, lSG4.
GENERAL ORDERS,


No. 65.
I. II having been Represented 70 tho War
Dsrartm.nt, THAI there ore nun bora u Tor
cigneIs, entrsTpsd By artitice and Franc, into
tho military aid naval serT;c. il TIC United
S.stes, who would gladly withdraw irorG fur
thsr participation in tho irhun.an *urIa:e
wagei against people who have never given
them pretezt for hostility, ard that tiers
arc raaay Inhabitants Of the Unitsd States, no*
retained in TINT service, against their will,
who arc nvcrss To aiding III the uni ust war
row being prosecuted nganat the Confederate
States: And it being also known that these
men are prevented from ablndon!Cg such
compulsory servioo, by the difficulty they cz.
perivnco in escaping lherefr"m, il in order l
THAT nil suoh persone, canning wlihin the linfs
Of the Confederate armies, shall be recaivec,
protected and supplied with means Of subsls'-
cncc, until suoh Of them US desirs If, con be
forwarded IL the m3st convenient points o.
The border, wiiel Ill facilities will ir, afforded
them % return to their bvuncs.
By order, 3. COOPER,
naa-I 4. " !. General.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-10-25
,.ATEsr FRAN THE UNITED STATES.

Ne have reo.i7oi the New York . Herald
and Tribune" of the ed, from which We
make the following summary:
THE WAR.
sHfRIDAN's SECOND DEsPAscH.
Sheridan continues to engage the attention
Of the Northern press with the pretty fiction
Of his victory. Here he goes:
SECRETARY STANTON TO GEN. DIX,
WAR DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON, Oct. 2l-ll:4O A. NJ.
The following telegram received this morning
contains further particulars Of the battle Of
Cedar Creek:
CEDAR Geek, Va, Dot. 2n--1l:30 A. n.
l;eut, Gen. U. S. Grant, City Point
We have ngain b.sn favored by great VIC
tory, won from disaster by the gailsusry OF cur
OH ,ers and men.
The attack Oh the enemy was mads ab0nt
thrne o'clock P. 81, by left half wheslof the
whole line, with division of cavalry turning
zach flank IF the enemy, the Whale line ad-
ynncinS.
TIE enemy, after a stubborn resistance,
broke ard fled, and were pushed with vigor.
The nrtillory eaptnrsd will probably bs over
Atty pieces.
This of course includes what was captured
from our troops in the eariy morning.
At least sixteen hundred prison els have bssn
Brought in; also wagons and ambularcas ia
large numbers.
This morning the cavalry made dash at
F;ehe.'s Hill and carried it, the enemy having
aea during tho night, leaving only smAllrs"r
gnard.
have to regret tbs loss eff many valuable
officers, killed and wounded, among thes' Colo-
mel Joseph Thorburn, commanding division
of Crooks command. killed.
Colonel J. Howard Kitchen, commanding
brigade, wounded: Colonel r. G. Mckensie,
commanding brigade, wounded severely, but
would not leave tho field.
Icannot yet give e1ac. details.
Many of our mon captured in the morning
have made their escape, snd are coming in.
Rsmssur, commanding division in Early's
army, died this merning.
p. II. SHERIDAN,
Major General Commanding.
General Grants appreciation Of the victory ut
Jsder Crock is expressed in the following des.
,Stch;
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-10-25

There are now moro than one hundred en-
GERS in our army in active service With but
one leg apiece,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-10-25
ApJ'T L lNSP GEMS OFFICE,
lIcnAo:D, O:i. 81. lsG4.

SPECIAL ORDERS.
No. 253
XXI. Paragraph VIII. SPeoial Orders No.
l2S, Current S.ri5s, ir hereby rescinted, ard
Paragraph II. General O.dere No. -, Current
Series will bd conlormcd to.
BY command Of the Secretary Of War:
JOHN RITHERS,
ocaj-lw Asa't Adj't General.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-10-25
oct i5-,t. Adjudant ct Iuspecteur General.

Islutant uns 5nfru,ur Gjentlds OiFes.
q tmpnc. @a.. H. @u9vf 1854.
Gtntral. Sreer
Nc. 65.
GS III tsm Ntisse>Dtcartsntnt bic Nitibcinaa &C.
matt mpresu, eaF IT'D pisls Nus!incr tm NlIl1dr'
unr Mariue>Sisnit Der Dtrtiuissn S!aatsn teaarsn,
be eurt Qu1 une 1Tus IN Bic &sihtR unltrer 6tinre
sslc,tt .purttn, une tie tt germ eitlm unssrstisR
Nrse tul,i,bsn mc6rH. Ger ge5tn tins Nalcn srfue.'
pi1p, bic ME isRtiil etScn t;tt!tsH dufgstEsen III
uus SAN it aus fsrnss pitI. SswebntT Ter SsEtlnlettH
Slaatsu etssn i5tsn giuea im TirnItt ttFr:tn. en
raasssr ue, in eistr nessn Biz Grnlets!ilsH 1aitI
atiuSyrsn uRoe;sttteR 2stg a!;u|:fs7 IHe "a Is
i,frer tetarnt IT, ZAP rtlt ycGr Twt ett5s.e es'sn
ltruustrcu TisHt nib! :t!!arsE Ts 'tE lhf du' u.
J,t Lutt III ritsn G5siatrsr ais.Etu, q III 10 rts:ab
ssISiren. eat al:n irbsm @srEcnn Il iltt l1nrbss
Der Viuitu ter Grnf:st!i'!en @Emttn chFnrsr. Ter
Ear her Gpuf9cr1r,.n Stdatsn lg StsIl nth, rRe
eas esi sstn IL lance Die @iit inres Nn,sItal:s cn>
pil,atu icltn, lis Sr!t. ets &C IrHiatn. nat cnrI
eraf,iasu NuFIi Ger G!sHs bsfpIetri TtrSsH saantn
.yu ,cc aus Cs tEeH lsdl rirG. ibrs StT..b III tT.
ttu, II m,ftm 3.rsdt ,tnsH ale mali!Sta Wltis u
Gssois fiitIt rsrtiH 'clin.
Ilf Ytfsb!
g. Gcrrcr,
GeiutlEt u. Snip.e,cr 6tneta
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-10-25
ErRHAu ~ L'ALyrDANrIS.PEcIRrG GrSrsAi.
Richmnnd, Vm., le u dot, 1861.

w gail est reprcsaDte HI Ministers DE !,
Goerce au'il u un grand nombre d strangers uui
en,bauchss, par de irauiulsuses manses, FL Ser.
vjco naval ct rt 4re dcs E!Ls Unis, seraient
assez disposss ne pu. par.riper una gnsrfr
iulvnGipe, organise, cOnfrc TN peuple, qui Il
annals fourni do rrataxe RuI hostilus':
WI qua en-, 10 ncmtreu1 habitart' des Eests
Uni:. r-.~,I.s An service cpntrs Iaur vo!onte
AJAX 1uela i! rspngnsrait de IRE .er Il main la
pue,r, iniqne, Iu &c fat acrucIiensht su1 Eat
ContedGrs-
w, aussi, qu'en rnison des difficulties, qui lc'
environment. c,s homuss sons entrsrs, dams
enrs efforts pour Sc soustrnire ce service foicS
Ordonue, en- consequence, que toutes personnes
dams ces cs,Ggorits ptna,runt dams les Ignes des
armess Cou.sjtrt=s, seront rtgues, prctagsss el
spprovsionntcs jusqu' Ace que celles d'entr elles
qui lourraient /. dd9irer' plissent es'e achemi'
ices vers los points les plus tavcratl:s dee iron
t:eras, Gu ions sscours leur seront acc idsJ pour
fsciii,er leur retour dams leurs foyeIs.
D'ordre.
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Z yE.iEIuArES Of iHt;i,E.i','r 49, i.i's
" lux SIX Per Cent per "hh"m iniF.''i. "I
fec frvm TnNntiOn.

1kplSrAT Df.HrssGT. . ;
..ir...pGi, %uS. ST. ...'.
Dy the 18th section Of Ne hc' - sciccs -. -.
Approved February l1', lsGi, T. : -r'rs't.F 81 Do
sury Is authorized 10 is-us The .I"v~ Cr.r.'H D..
two years after ,he !.c.iiC? ~ a::i- ~ i....
the United States. TIE. cabinet lie s:'r. ~; ...
b.. !ssred 10 such creu 0ya q IT, syy.Tig'"i - To-,
;ug W receive the .ar.e III pa; :.ci' - ''. $780,
Tl,.y nuL also he ggen III ps,, l:..n.il he % Oh.
!iol.
The attention OF rurchat!nG ac.::n 7i''' '':''s.-
GERS Of The goYerEEci, Is called 20 ii's r''." a..
:ur!tie= T., Offering peculiar aG'."'1. 70
whom the supplies Of the government 100 -''.....
fIclita,. t,,r nee ot ..cn c!sr"L5 d,.}G :. .....
GER. upou tlr drposia:!es b !"iiS :!:ra1 ..
ss.oss IN. race, "pEynh!, Il "'.i.:rsisa o.. . .
u, he psil IL CONFORMITY ths.c"ii'~
D.pceiisr!"s ar hc;"1s rG'!:::i'd 49, 't..'
con.pl- win this regulation, a.; - rr~' aiH....
the ars:s;er TOR SUPPLIES o'cei;'tes'', = :'.''.
(sisreiJ I" ..''s
Rug22 u S''i.'+'J %
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4 StsStipn as Teacher, = :G'E''" Fam. ? hE ~
Lady, 10 teach English. y.rGc!. Sod MG.C.v 81 ~: j.
sTnm-rtSl add :s .''.7- e. s.,
e,..g ,- Trarp. :
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-10-25

s,b.Iur o ny
niH"'n' 'H he
als nsonion of officers and as"''S" "0
y hlrren O.tIc
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By steamer Emily 3. S"u!2r, which real;
Cd Nsg York on f-iiny, fra.m \s@ urlcahs
ye have the Important :un'.' ina! = 'Ae'
d;yision Of the .eb:I Trans si.:sisHirrl AMY
has crossed the river emf ia on it5 way 70 re-
inforcs Hood in Georgia, TE:a, otc5arse, neoa:
confrma,ioa Thore IL another report in cor
| nsction with thi5 which throws discredlt On
b. II. Ills tina, two hundred u the rebel troops
belonging to this divia0n were shot lor rain
sing to Cross.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-07-14
THE FAX BILL.
FABULATED STATEMENT OF ALI
.n THE ISIPOsTs IN THE NEW ,sa
REVENUE BILL. .., -. Q

The tax ON Articles OfLuxury and NeOes-
sity-Large Advance on TobaeeO-New
rates on Incomes, Manufactures, Trades
Professions and Amusements-The Tax
ON Drugs, Liquors, Jewels, Clothing,
Groceries, Confectionery, stationery,
Pottery, Paints, Firs, Hats. ships, and
all Articles that can be Bought, Sold OF
Given away.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-07-14
From Rev. J. Newton Brown, p: D., Editor Of II
f7I Encyclopedia Of Religious Knowledge; and
Stian hrnnicla philadelDhia,
From tbe Rev JOS. II. Kenlard,. Pastor of the lot
- Raptist Church. ., . ,...-.,,. \!

DR.. Jackson.-Dear sir:--I have been frequently
ofderent kinds ofmedcines but regarding the prac:
lice as out Of my appropriate sphere, have in all
cases declined; but with clear PROOF in various IN
ness OF Dr. Hoonand's German Bitters, depart for
once from my usual course to express my full con-
victon that general debility Of the system and especial
tv Tor Lver CjmpIant, Is safe and valuable prepdr-
at;on In some cases it may fail; but usually, doubt
hot, il will be- Very beneficial to those who suffer from
''0 Eighth below Coates Street, Philadelphia
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From Rev. Warren Randolph, Pastor CT Baptist
church, Germantown, Penn. .,.-.
DR.. @. NJ Jackson;-Dear Sir;--Pers9nal experience
enables me TO say that regard the German Bi'ters
brepared by YOU as a most excellent medicine: In
bases Of severe cold and general debility lhave been
greatly benefited by the use ofthe tters and doubt
. not they will produce similar effects on others.
Yours ltruly, I. --..- WAhaEs hAsDoLrht s',, b.
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RHtHpIpesseaFds Of about elines, by the year 90
EAdverpsemsptSn not marked on the manuscript
"htbc continued a. our tsfms until lforbid. hHfti y
S0-Legai iadgertisemhnts, AdininiSRstoT's notices,
we-will e1plain at the time. Wv II Iltt IN
90 The aboveterms strictly observed in AlleaseS
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the pound, 10 cents. t''ef aa' 's"''aa
SuIphate Of barytes, per 100 pounds

the pound, 10 cents. liiii 9ai 'eH'flf
SuIphatc Of barytes, per 100 pounds,
IL cents. l.ul,I yigs lno bpE .ulnu.
Tobacco, cavendish, plug, twist, and
all other kinds of tobacco, not herein
provided for, from which the stem has
been taken out in whole or in part or
which is sweetened, 80 cents per
pound. ui iueu .l.yr. 'aHI 30
Tobacco, smoking tobacco manuisc-
tured with all the stem in, the leaf not
having been butted or stripped from
the stem, and on refuse tobacco known
as fine cut shorts, 25 cents per pound.
Tobacco, smoking tobacco not mix
cd and without stems, 10 cents per
/ pound. ,.
Tobacco, fine cut chewing, whether
manufactured or loose, or in bulk, %
cents per pound. %. .a.n.
Tobacco snuff, and snuff fonr, man
1 ufactured of tobacco ground damp OF
dry, pickeled, scented, or otherwise
per po und, 30 cents. ' ....i. .
II lODdCCOj ulo Cutj ihdhuldS' VI " "
be sold or delivered loose in bulk, Oh
in packages, papers, wrappers or box
es, per pound, 35 cents .-.
Turpcntine, spirits Of, per gallon, q
cents. -,.'"
(. Umbrellas, 5per cent
Narnish or Japan, made wholly o.
in part of gum copal, Or other gums ol
substances, per cent.
Vegetables, preserved, cents.
White lead, per 100 pounds, 81
cents. .Eg ..'. t a.sm.
Wines made Of grapes, per gallon,
/ cents. ...
: Wines, all other, and liquors know
as wine, or produced by being rectifet
and mixed with other spirits, or int
J which any matter whatever may b.
infused, to be sold as wine, not other
wise provided for per gallon, 25 cents
Yellow sheeting metals, in rods o
sheets, 3 per cent.
$ Zinc, oxide Of, per 100 pounds 3
r cents.
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-TERMs observation-disclosures

ASqupye ofisnh lines o. e.a, one iRsertoh ...aSb
~ ~ ..,s. '".f s,.tpe
FMeach sddihonal Insertion. .sss... s...fes
CHARGED at the b0ye rates
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Prom the Rev J. NJ Lyons, formerly Pqstor ofthc
Columbus IN. ~ and Milestown SpS,l ,a h,apnMssv rs

b. 'SV'' SV'"i'Vp41 ~ Chnrchcs - New Rochelle,N Y.
Ilr e, nj, ,Jackson:-Dear Sr:-l feel II pleasure
lhns Of NV own accord to bear testimony to the ex
6eence ofthe German Bitters. Some years since be-
ine much ailloted with Dyspepsia used Jhem WITH
them 10 persons eneebied by that totmehtins dis
ease, and have heard from them the most haitering
testimonials as 70 their great value IN cases .,
surpassed y. w. D''N''