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ss0sia1 Oat fer Wesl and Coming Home
ShoRm."

80OR4."
We are greatly disappointed that Kilpat-
fiok ana his henroost warriors were not al
taken. Yet, although the scousdrels dit
not meet with the full meaeure Of retribu
tien due 10 their crimes, we do not Yecol
lect to have heard or read of more tho
sonek Allure, short of entire annihilation
Thsy vGFe sent 10 capture tho city Of Rich
mond and Mberste the Yankee prisoners
Thsy MOI only did not capture the city, but
the dE cSptured large mum Der Of them,
- AlelaFe captussd Lieut.. Gen. Count
O'RdlH who wa sent to capture Algiers.
Thy tore Up few miles Of railroad, which
WI b replaced n two or three days. burnt
{ dvslliag house, two barns, and mill-all
81 which copld have been done in one night
b. neGro not having the fear Of the gall
Iowa before. his eyes-stols quantity Of
plata fton II. Moron, ut % the hens and
tsxh1n (whieA seem 70 have known by In
etlAat TIT Henfoost xilpstrick was COM
nd - eAlhiipg, led upon the nrst scent Of
oeapow4eq - though they had been anoint'
NA <aa1hAod With brimsfone for the itch.
- saan ssqsnhwsd the horrors OF the I'M
UAAe their way TO beast Butler,
seeSnag soeoanA Ahem 80 killed and wound.
- - ys1eeaegs, 7oo horaee. anv nnan-
~ q eaddln, blAnkets. and overenata
81 s1na0 arms cat Of numher ~.
NoaA ad4 IT. tAey 3eft tAear honor -.
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DIED.

AT his residence, on Union Hill, Richmond, on
the I'd inst, uf wound accidentally received while
In the discharge of his duties, JOSEPH WOOT
TIERS, In the 3lst year of his age.
He leaves wife and three children to mourn
their untimey loss
o. Cecil county (dd) papers please copy.
On the night fthe I'd inst, at the residence of
Green, Esq, JOHN JONES, of wounds re-
ceived on the previous evening, in the 25th year
of his age. He was a native OF the County of Ar
magh, Ireland.
His friends and acquaiRtances, and those of his
uncle, Mr. George West, are most respectfully re-
quested to attend his funeral this Saturday even
ing, at 3 O'Clock, from ST Paul's Church.
On the 4th inst, Of pneumonia, LOUISA DU-
PUY, youngest daughter Of Edw'd II and Ella
Poindexter, aged % months.
The funeral will take place from the residence
of her father, of Jefferson and Main SITS, this
morning, at II O'Clock.
Suddenly, ON the evening OF the 4th inst, Mrs
ELEANOR L MUSE, in the Gath year of her age.
Her friends and acquantances are invited to at
tend her funeral from the residence of her-son in
law, Mr. Ajax Gary, In Manchester, on Sunday af-
ternoOn at 5 y clock
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NACANT Lot On NE North DID, Of Drood 4
esen,se. en- nerdays In day Of Nsseh, 6 oacik
!: n vacant lot % ~ IegtA slds Of DsoaA G,
nsssy opposite Absr.atby,s ess6aa, "a sljslshse
- Neeenes Of. eAs !ats Hu1aea Ies1, Aecsd. L
- - aaey. - : s. - - s..
.: as.:.c''A 1.1'' = 1 'sSs : ~ =.
"a Auo1aomenR.
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NO1TA0E Resddencs, on Clay street., lbe eale n
~ auctI n.-Wnl b scld, q ~ prenises. a.
Monday, 7th day Of Mssch. q ~ e'elook : \. the
Bear the corner Of Adams street, and sdiinipe e.
residence OF Mr. u nilIsf. 7kS hcuee r.. ~
rooms, Kitchen, large stable, ell new ana s. rood
runs back $50 iest to IN alley.
IsnNs -.ne third cash; bsIanee q 8 and "A
month"; With interest," OF the whole In c.sk. - ~
option OF the purcssss1 Taxes ior 1894 q s. ,eid
~ w posousssf, ana l0nsoiate poeososi0o Win b
s"eso JAMS y 3AYL0R,
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FUNERAL NorIcE.-The funeral Of Sergeant WIN
T GIBSON, Of this city, who was killed near
Charlottesville, Va, Tuesday last, by sudden
crush aud overurn Of the on the Virginia Cen
trail Railroad, will he preached I'm the Second Bap-
lherA family and friends, Rev John Gibson, of
Hanover, and that OF Mrs Langhorn, arc respect
fully invited to attend. The Old members OF bis
company, F, 21st Regiment Va Volunteers, are also
respectfully invited TO attend.
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By williamson d Co., ASs1s.,
mo. 1913 Main st, bet 9th aud 10th.

By Williamson d Co., ANeos.,
No. 1913 Main st, bet 9th aud 10TH
FURNITURE,
Beds and-Bsdding;
Stoves,
Boots and Shoes.
Clothing.
Glassware,
Books and Stationary,
Jewelry, &c, DC,
On Wednesday, the 9th inst, Commencing at 10
O'Clock NJ, VIC viii sell at our saesrooms, No lo2
Main ct, the following and other articles:
Wardrcbes, cabinets
Par!0r, cane, and windsor chairs
Tables, washstands
Sofas, loungee, and divans
Jenny Lind, cottage, and other bedsteads
/, Hair, shuck, and cotton mattresses
Beds, pillows, holsters, blankets
Qiilts, shawls, &c
Boots, shoes, othng
Ofice, parlor, and ing stoves
Plates, dishes, cups and saucers
GobIeis, tumbiers, and wine glasses
Toilet sets and fancy articles
Books, stationery, sc, SC
Gold and silver watches.
NH WILLIAMSON 4 co, Auct's.
1.-TWO Frame Tenements ct aaction On Tuesday
II the 9Th inst At the request Of Mr. John Waite
side, commencing at o'clock NJ !. We will sell two
frame tenements, situated on I'd street, near Dkal
NH WILLIAMSON & CO. Aust's
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| Il sewing m9Cn1u0, In mAn0Gauy case
| Tobacco, cooking and other stoves. &c.
mh5 MS PLEASANTs, Auct.
r ARGE stock sale Of Valuable and Handsor.s
~ ~ Glassware. and
| - Housefarnishing Goods, &c
! for sale At auction.
l. lam instructed BY Nc vA Branch, the surviving
partner Of Buckley Co, TO sci, at their store
No 1877 Main st. Wednesday, 9th inst al 10 oclocl
the whole Of their handsoms and desirable stock o.
goois, among which may name splendid assert
l ment of
Superb cut glass bowls, decauters, tumbiers
magnificent dinner set Of decorated china
China dishes, plates, &c, gold band and plain
Soup bowls, tureeus, dishes, etc
| Elegant walters
| Brass, bronzed and other andirons
| Very ssperb imported sets Ct dish covers
| Chadng dishes
| Ooff 70 and tea urrs, coffee pots
| Heavily plated tea, table and dessert spoons
Cary ing knives, forks and stees
| A quantity of Rodgers's superior raz,rs ant
A handsome store desk
| Superb show cases, aud
Numerous other very desirable goods
The whole OF the sbvs having been most judi
cously selected with regard to quality a1d style, the
bsst guarantee is given 70 buyers.
mh5 E 8 PLsAsANrs, Auct.
T AEGE sale Of Desirable Groceries, Tobacco,
1 Flour, &c, at auction At the request of Mr.
Wolf who proposes making change in bis bust
ness, will sell a: his store, M GA Main ST. on Thurs
day, 10th inst at 10 o'clock, all his stock consisting
Of
5000 lba superior sugar. In barrels. y and \ do
60 bbls eX supertine -four
b boxes taIlow candles
200 % ! .s:s Confederate *! ;s ssns, IT,
. ; ;sss: ;i rice .,/sNe
10 bbls rice
10 n bbis rice
bb!s molssses
| IS bushels biaekeye peas
20 white table beans
Is brown Albemarle peas
10 dozen pure French brandy
10 apple "
90 quart TASKS &c
2G00 lbs Chcora smoking tobacco
Together with general assortment Of other avofIte
brands Of smoking tobacco, in bags, bales and bar.
| rels.
Eome choice brands OF chewing tobacco
Tho attention OF the trade is req ested
mh5 ESPLEASANTS, Auct.
GUPE2B Stock Hogs, 30, for sale at auction -On
~ Friday, tbs 18th inst, at ii o'clock, will sell
at the farm Of Mr. A Cowardin, on Grove road
] superb Hampshire boar
| splendid brood sow5
brood sows, 10 months old
ALSO,
number of fine shoats
ALSO,
two year old heller, half kyrshire
younger heifers.
| invite tho special attention of those who are
anxious 10 raise good stock to ths SALE the cha
| racter Of the above il beyond question, and the
breed such as can be met with but very seldom.
NH e s PLEAsANTS. Auct.
i .
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500 ~-s-'-->S~>1' - 80 s.N"'
b. Lancaster q Co., Stock Aucts.
WYE will sell Il auction, At our once, on Wed.
sssooo Conlsdersse sI per cent coupon bond.
1900 do per cent reg'd do
3 ssSS, % ,;ss notes : =.
10000 do Is NJ coupon bonds
1000 do 10 NJ reg'd do
go 90 shares Bang o. 1 Commonwealth stock
30 do Traders Bank do
100 do Merchants, Insurance CO do
10000 Virginia reg'd bonds
80 shares James River Packet Co stock
And othsr stocks and bonds to b. added.
I fe 20 Stock Auctoneers.
SIS coo confsaerats per cent bosds
5000 Carolina s per cent do
10000 Pittsylvanis county do
5000 Albemarle county do
5000 Caroliue county do
s 900 Va Central b do
100 ahares VI and Tenn 3 4 stock
100 shares stock Insurance Co hsste Of VI
$500 Richmond city bonds
$50 GOD CON. e.L = GO.
The above sale VIM take place on Monday. tn
nst 1t II O'clock. / : CO.
NH : Stock Aueticasess.
- Ddssnpo7 e Co, Sock 11c9io1ee1
tOmoe corner Cay and 18Th ste.l
WE shall cell q snclion, g the once q he Ola
Domlnion Company, ON Friday, March Az.
1855. at II O'Clock u, The following Bonds g
Stocks -
s'o,poo Rleh@oea ana Daavins = eospsa
soeco ceaiederais epsr ssst coupon loals
$500 Do Per esas @
$50 ConfsdeIeee 9 PER peas oanpon ~
800 Shares Va Al Tsaa & 4 s'scs
g Do nank q Conaoeveslsh
lO % 0egehanns In O.
% Do W Fin 6na Naa1ne lnaC0
s..s9 ssss ssass 800 e. ssehs : 40 - e.
- 49, easek Anenano1sa
9. ~ aAsse - IS -
u - Assse ntntatls staaek =. 6160
{ ssge514 ~, 6! ~ - - 3 -
e - elAo9 t1116Fs n e -, - 49, 1161
II tjt. y Ra9se, en Monday. ~ to- r - ~
y,,aia eno ni!e g ips q!
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NJ OIlon We hereby give notice 70 81 Of o0s
csedisose that they VIII be required TO With
hire q negroes, rent Of houses, or for monty col
iectet HON any othsr source, prior 10 he 2Sth n,
q March, 1854; ard should they fll . - = Z
VIII be fsnde h rpur psr cent Confederate bosds
md when thst cannot be daae they wiz Do paid q
~ pesesat cnySeney o. s equivalent; and al per.
sec0 70 ~ bapk upan which they have beo9 drawn
Rsier e ~ nd IN day ofllArUh, 1864
e--ee CiOPtON = LYME.
qItC1-zlI IeFslss . 9s6s I an i6ds6seS q
sssesa q nsks soecton hessss Ssr.h ~ :s "a
~ n,sssss "A wm y IaN y benda, currency ~
On ~ ss ~ = - slsiyAlsaA Az oliehl,
seiors ~ ne ]. ts NJ ~ aSejr Sss
|1lfal3po. X x es Rreznsas fes spah o.
- : 9 NJ - Han ssyeet
ss ~ - ~ geek s.kzls ~ jscss
m1n1n.
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4 UC1TON 8ALks-FUrUns DAYS.
By Il. 8. Feasasts, A,sct'r.

Handsome Furniture,
Saddles,
Gold Watches, &c,
for sale at auction.-On Monday the 7th instant ri
10 o'clof k, I will sell at my store
very handsome mahogany wardrobe
do secretary and book case
do suit Of paFtor furniture
Bureaus, waehstands
Bcdsteads, chairs, tables
Bedding, china, crockery 10
Two handsome pianos, good instruments
AL2O,
do cavalry saddle
4 sewing machine, in mahogany case
Tobacco, cooking and other stoves. &c.
NH n PLEA6ANTS, Auct.
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HONFEDRRATH RRADING ROOM

AMshs city papers
All the Southern papers,
LATE NORTHERN PAPERel
lena received by every dag Of 'truce.)
II YANKEE PICTORIAL6l
h6-lks - - ''--e
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~. NOTICE.-A meetiog Of the Stockholders
~ Of the Richmond importing and Exporting
Company will be held at the offlcs Of the Virgins
Life Insurance Company, in the city of Richmond,
on Friday, the 18th day of March next, O'Clock
Pm.
by order of the Board Of Directors.
&c 2i-M sAM'LJ HARRISON, Pres't.
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03h6ALE P0STPONED.-Our catalogue sale
which was TO have COMMANDED wednesday morn
ing, has been postponed fog one week, viz until
Wednesday, the 9th instant
KENT, PAINE L co,
mn J-ts Aucti0neers.
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N3-JUSr received aud opened 100 nics soft
felt French back hats. Gentlemen wanting some
thing rice had better be In time as it Is the only
lot OF the kind in the South 500 pairs Of mieses'
and ehi!drsn's bslmoras; "a pairs of magnificent
cavalry boots; LOCO neckties, narrow for staodipg
collars; 80 Of shoe lscas for sale by the dozen
or groee; 20 dog French caf,kins, sud many other
kinds Of shoes and goods not described.
~ DARBY, READ / GENTRY,
mh 6--2t ~ B,lsins Block, opp 18th sc.
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w. ALEXANDER Fl SANDS has removed bis
~ law Office TO 18th st, between Main and Bank
ste, opposite G0ddin'S Hall. NH 2-4t y
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~ MASONIC NOTICE.-The members OF
~ Richmond Lodge, No 10, are hereby sum-
moned to attend stated meeting on this (Satur-
day. evening, at O'Clock.
Bo order of the WIN.
JAMES e RIDDICK, Sec'ry.
March 9Th, A L 1864, A D, 1864. NH SIT
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officers therein mentioned - =
vi. The attention of all officers Of the Govern
ment and especially Of those belonging to the mill
tary departments mentioned therein, is directed to
the language and pufpors OF The eighth section OF
the act OF Congress above reciled Congress has
manifested, In various enactmeats, the policy to
of performing duty In the field, and this section ol
the act Is an emphatic declaration OF that intention
accom- panied with Z severe penalty to be imposed
upon the officer who may Illustrate II. The Bureau
persons who may be so employed. But to prevent
the Inconvenience aud disorder that would follow
from the instantaneous execution Of the law, de-
tails may be granted until the 10th day of April
department, or the chief Of any bureau, or the
principal officer of the In any State shall Ger
tify to be necessary for that time TO carry on the
business In which they ara employed. In the moan
this class Of persons substitute, ~ fas - prac
cable, persons who are designated Ia this act a.
pcopsr to al such employmcnts for those that are
made liable 10 service b. the act.
capable q psrfosmIss osisi 6usies asned - the
ciGhtn section Of the acl roeited, VIII be received
and recommended acceedlnaly ~ - boaad Of q.
..iss.. ss ess.e .ss e sls sssGss
paFtment u the army, sueh conseIipts Are host
ftted and commandants ~ conscElpn viii esafGn
then In aeeordaAce Ntth snch -,
The Baseal q C6ascspioa, = ihs chief o. hsal *
The 1spastmeas, In which ihey hsvs Keen rscom-
ncndsd f6f ssRylea, ~ Danee Of saeh co1sesipes.
A. eessi6c1sss Il ezsneeea - Aleeliiiy "a =
IS ssss & 81 eess 8 csssrsisssI Sissses
and when Nc certt1caee nm eHh @4 ~ Gea-
bllity y decided aud pefmancns, y WIN e1emtt 0e
10y d. nels.ss.ss q ssssans 49, - - s.sess
viii VI .rbs EIasi ii sassds vii fssw.,1s -
copy u me ssoatsiy .leposi q senseftp9 1zkdi I
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~ METHODIST PROTESTANT CHURCH.
- The services Of this congregation have been
removed from alth street to The Church formerly
occupied by the Univcrsnlsts, Mayo st. between
Grace and Broad Preaching to morrow Sunday
at III n and ~ Pm Seats free.
SWITZERLAND, PASTOR.
NH Site JMHAINES, Assistant.
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NPECIAy. NOYIf!Ey

Tho publishers announce from the prolific pen o
Mr. Edward Pollard one Of the most abusive DO
litical pamphlets OF the times-a Psychological re
view of the war, with new theory Of the Yanke,
character. ------s.-.-.-.----as .s----
Price, one dollar.
Dealers should send In thor orders Ut Oacc
The usual discount to the trade.
AYRES WADE, Publishers.
NH SIT Richmond, Va.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-09-28
secretary stanton's Bulletin.
WASHINGTON Sept. l.

w AShlNGTON sept. IL.
To Major General Dix: Lieutenant
General Grant telegraphs to this Depart
ment, in respect to the draft as follows.
CRY PoIST, Sept. IS.
To Ion. EN- Stanton SIC. Of Var !;
We-ought to have the whole number
of men called for by the President in the
shortest possible time.
Prompt action in filing our armies will
have more effect on the enemy thana VIC
tory over them.
They profess to believe, and make
their men believe, that there is party in
the North in favor of recognizing South
ern Independence, and that the draft can
not be enforced eF
Let them be undeceived.
Deserters come into our lines daily who
tell US that the men are almost universal
ly tired Of the war, and that desertions
would be muchmore frequent but they
believe peace will be negotiated after the
Presidential election. -
Z. S. GRANT,
Lieutenant General.
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Ese Assessed.

Let all remember that Saturday, the first
Of October, is the last day on which as
.sessments can be made preparatory to the
October elcction-let it not be postponed
even so long. See toit, that every young
man who is not assessed, be assessed at
once. Let not vote be lost
A misunderstanding prevails in some
places, as to what class of soldiers should
be assessed-somet thinking that all should
be specially assessed under the new law
but this would be neither just nor reason
able, nor is it law; any soldier who has
paid either property or other tax, which
has been assessed within two years, has
now a right to vote. The assessments
provided for in the new law, are cases
where soldiers have not paid tax. In
short, all who would be entitled to vote
if at home, have right to vote in the ar
my. One section of the new law, too,
provides that no informality in form shall
interfere with the right Of the soldier to
vote.
Let our vigilence committees see to it
that all assessments be made at once, and
that tickets are sent to our friends in the
army.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-09-28

Keep it before the people, that the
Southern states seeded during the Adj
mnistration of Jas. Buchanan.
Keep it before the people, that Copper
heads disclam having the power in the
Constitution to coercc a sovereign state
Keep it before the people that the Cop
perheads are willing to allow Mr. Jeffer-
son Davis and his confederate rebels to
again, as in the past, occupy the chief
places of trust in the nation.
Keep it before the people, that the Re
publicans are in favor of handing said
traitors over to the tender mercics of the
law.
Keep it before the people, that the Re
publicans are in favor of the confscation
of rebel property, applying the proceeds
to the payment of our national debt.
Keep it before the people, that the
HerdHof this place informs its readers
that our armies have not won single
victory in the field in the present cam
paign
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Keep i'd BG fore the People!

Keep it before the people that, in
every state where Copperheads had the
power, they prevented the soldiers from
exercising the right of suffrage.
Keep it before the people that, in every
state in the CONTROL of the Republican
party, the right of voting has been extcn-
dcd to the soldiers.
Keep it before the people that, the
Copperhcads of Pennsylvania opposed
the amendment to the constitutional
lowing our brave volunteers the right of
voting.
Keep it before the people that George
W, Woodward, decided that the soldiers
had no right to vote, and that Gen. Me
Clellan urged the election of said Wood
ward to the executive chair of this state
in place of Gov. Curtin, the soldiers
friend"
Keep it before the people, that the Cop
perheads are in favor of paying the debt
of the rebel government, in case they vol
unfairly return to the Union; and in fa-
vor of letting the Union slide in case they
refuse
Keep it before the people, that the
Republicans are in favor of a speedy res
toration Of the Union and peace, by the
experiment of war"
Keep it before the people, that the
Copperheads are in favor of an armistice
and the withdrawal of our armies, and the
raising of the blockade.
Keep it before the people, that Jeffer-
son Davis was Secretary of war during
the administration of Franklin Pierce.
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informed Mr. Blair, that the time had
come when his withdrawal from the eabi-
net was necessary. Mr.. Blair according
ly rendered his resignation, and is now
among the things that were. We have
no doubt this has had direct bearing on
Fremont, who has in letter Withdrawn
from the list of candidates. Thus the
two only impediments are out of the way
Now that he has got the deck cleared,
F." Old Abe" will have easy work of it.
pouring broadsides into the Chicago Plat
form. Cheer ye ! victory already heaps
in view.
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A &uInnIClllCn.

To IN lct to proride TOR hc payment Of
Jo,mtics to Volunteers in tie county Of
Butter.
SECTION |. BE 1T ENACTED, SC, That
if the board OF School Directors, or a ma
jority Of them, in any of the townships,
or boroughs, Of said county,shall neglect,
or refuse, to levy and collect tax, under
the provisions of the first section of the
act, to which this is a supplement, and
majority. of the qualified electors of any
Of the said townships, or boroughs, shall
have pctitioncd the said directors, in IA
vor of said taxation, then the Court of
Common Pleas, of said county, shall, on
petition of any two of said electors, and
upon due proof of all the facts, have pow
er to proceed by mandamus, to compel
the said board of directors, to discharge
the duties imposed upon them by this act,
and the act to which this is supplement
tary.
SEC. >, That if any of said Boards of
School Directors, or a majority of them,
shall neglect or refuse to levy and col
lsct tax, under the provisions of the
third section of said act, then on due
proof of all the facts in the case, the
court aforesaid, shall have the power to
proceed, bymandamus, to compel the said
dcfaulting boards of Directors to discharge
the duties so imposed upon them by said
act.
SEC. 3. That the word taxable" in
the second section, and the words sun-
derstanding," or, in the third section, and
all, after the word whenever" in the
sixth section, are hereby stricken out of
said act, to which this is a supplement-
SEC 1. The said boards of School Di-
rectors in msking the Exhonerations and
Exemptions, provided by the act to which
this is supplement, shall Exoncrate and
Exempt the property of all persons who
have lost two or more suns in the service:'
also, the property of those who now have
two or more sons in the service, without
having received any local bounty; also.
all the property of all widows and fami-
lies, whose husbands or fathers who have
fallen in battle, or died in the service.
HENRY C. JOHNSON,
Speaker of the Houseof Representatives.
JoHN P PENNEY,
Speaker of the Senate.
Approved the Twenty second day of Au-
gust, Ammo Domini, One thousand Eight
hundred and Sixty-three.
A.G CURTIN.