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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-31
PROPOSALS FOB FORAGE.
oH1EE ARTRRMAsTERss oPPIoB,
nm. ..cnrr.rr NNnan Wrnnr..IL
euxDERIASp, MD, November lsth, 1854

DEPAGrNENT OF WEsr VIRGINIA, 2
GuSBERLASp, Md, November 18Th, 1884.
NNEALED PRoposAI.sin duplicate are invited BY
y the undernigned for supplying the Quarter
masters Department In the Department OF West
Virginia at Charleston, ParkerSburg, Wheeling,
HOSt Virginia, and Gallipolis, Ohio and the seVe-
raj DepoEs on the line of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, as folloNAt. OlaEksburgy Grafton, New
Greek GamberLana, ,HarRer,I kerEy,
and Frederick City, Nd; or ethor Of those places,
with Hay, Corns oats and STRAW -'h !
Bids viii pc receYed for delivery Of three thou.
slnd (3O0O) bushels Of Corn or Oats and hfty COY
tons Of Hay or STRAW and upwards, and must be ao-
computed bye Spy o. 4dSerttlsIsnt.
points they propose to makai deliveries, and the
rAteI at which they will make deliveries thereAt,
the qualities Of each article proposed to be delIv
cred, the time when said delivery HhAu be COM
meneed and when TO be completed. Lilifs-
Corn to be put mp in good strong sacks, Hay and
oars to be securely baled. .Y.L ---s-lst
All articles offered under the bids herein invited
win be subject to rigid inspsetioR BY Govern
Contracts will be awarded from time to time TO
the lowest responsible bidder, as the interests OF
the Goyernment may require --,.ri
No bids will be considared from parties who have
Heretofore to comply with their oontrGctS i
AL proposals must be accompanied by gGarAn.
ty signed by two responsible perlona, tia case
the bid il accepted, he they will, within the time
named execute the contract for the same with good
tss SSaf ef tS ~ ~ SsliItp e
posed in conformity With the tsrms of this adVer-
tissment and in case bidder shan fan TO enter In
tween the oer Of said bidder and the next lowest
Sponsible bidder or 60 whom the contract
may be awarded. s -a 40 t-f- - e. 49,
The Fesponsibilityof the guarantoFs must be Ihowr
by the ocIal osrtiAcats OF United States District
Judge or Attorney, Collector Of Customs, or otheI
Government OficlAl, known by this once.
AL parties will be duly notified Of the acceptance
or rejection Of their pEeposAis. lG5JITGA
All proposals must be made In duplicate, and b
accompanied with the cath OF allegiance Of the par
~ parties, unless it has already been placed or
hle in this ofileo. tzas.s ed - %1i- I 80.
The full name and po5to1lcs address Of each bid
der must be Writtentn the proposal!
Proposals must be addressed 10 Captain , g. Farms
worth, Chief QpRrtermA8t6r. Department Of West
Virginia. Cumberland, Nd and marked HProposall
for NoFRga.U. III a s4s1 = s7+flo--il i.i -
Blank forms OF bids, guarantees and bonds may
be obtained on application 70 this ofice.
All proposals received under this advertisement
will be npened and SAlnined this once on MbD-
EESDAHAhd SATURDAY or each week, at - NJ
Bidders arerespeoulIy invited be present at the
opening Of bidS, IL they desire. ~ = - - -
J. g. .RARNSW0RTH, -,
ss Captain and Chief ouArterR aster = I.
decl2Sfs Department OF West Virginia. :
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-31

is an advanee from the SaVannah River
through the States OF South and North
Carolina practicable, simply IS q problem
In loRisticsi In other words, isit feasible
as Q march, Before Sherman made his
march from Atlanta to the Atlantic, II
might have been haEardous to answer this
qnery IN The ammAtiVe But the MASTER
mind that In the month Of Deeemb0r con-
dueied his army from the heart Of Georgia
to Savannah, 3 distance OF three hundred
miles, without the loss of so much Is q
wagon, is equal 70 the task. Il is the pre-
IrogatVs Of genius to shame otd tmpOssi-
bilities by new achievements. AeHS agitat
3sloIem.
/. Napoleon, discussing the proposed pas.
sage of the Splugen, afterWard SO bril-
5liRntly executed by Mcdonald, declared
he held that the globe presented no DIM
.eulties which man cannot surmOunt. "Tell
McDoDald,H sAld he, SHAT an army ean
alWaysand at al seasons pass wherever
two men can set their feet" This iS the
spirit that animAtes Sherman, whose mind
has in many respects an alliance Of genius
with that great commander. he has pFRo.
tically demonstrated his ability to perform
task of equal difficulty with that assign.
ed him in the programme of operations
above indicated and thereby taken bond
for the successful execution of what re-
mains.
1t is clear from this outline Of the grand
scheme now being worked out by Sher-
man, that the N ilitaFy situation in Virginia
assumes q wholly new aspectand relations.
The expulsion of Lees army from Rich
mond, So far from being, as hitherto, de-
sideratun, is now an event to be Preyented.
Indeed, It is presumable that It will for
some time be Lieut.. Gen. Grants chief aim
TO held Lee in Richmond, while Sherman
presses forward in the execution OF his
great design. Viewed In its most general
aspect, Richmond assumes the character
of a pivot, toward which Sherman is
sweeping In an immense circumference.
II is q colossal conception, and one that
must riVet the attention of every intelli-
gent man. Had some audaoious prophet
Ventured the prediction that an army would
be led from the Tennessee river to Allan
ia, from Atlanta TO the sea-coast, and from
the sea coast up to Virginia, through q
Thousand miles of hostile territory, the
prediction would have been secuted as the
widest sally of Incorporate speculation.
Yet we have to-day, before our eyes, the
successful execution of one half this
scheme; and this accomplished fact is the
best guarantee of equal success in that
portion OF the mighty work yet before
Gen. Sherman. WILLIAM SwISToS.
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AZ 81 OpENER -The Albany Argttl

An EYE OPENER The Albany Argus
of a late date has the following odd
story:
"a shooting affair occurred in Troy on
Tuesdsy evening. A sleigh load Of young
men went mp there from this city, aud
went into q saloon near the depot. One OF
them named ElWoed feeling tired, went up
stairs and laid down opER sofa. Accom-
pauion, by, the name Of Dale, went to
arouse him. ElWood refused TO get up.
Dale said be w6uld shoot him Il he didu't
True to his 5WOrd;T he drew-a Smith &Wss-
sou revolver and fred. The bullet struck
ElWood in the hip, and inflicted quite .
painful wound. Thus urged, the sleeper
did get up, and went to Dr.. BuEtou's Office,
where the bullet was extracted The
party then came home. They all took il
good naturedIy. The victim said. j told
You that you'd hurt me II you fooled with
that pistol The other replied; Il told
yoa, you fool, you'd get hurt if you didn'l
cake up'P
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-31

The death of NJ. MoOqdEIdF Louis Ma
poleou's Private Secretary, is 3 great blow
to the Emperor Of France. He understood
the NapoIeosie policy perfectly. and 'msuy
of the pamphlets upon Pnbiie 9uSsaons
I6ieb have been attributed 10 the RmPe-
ror. were written by Mocquard. Napo-
leon gratefully appreciated his valuable
services, and admitted bin to the fullest
and closest confidence
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-31
TRnSTEES SALE.

RY VIRTUE Ofa DEED Of trust sEseatsd 70 ne
ID by John II. Oummlns, bearing dAss On the 2sth
day OF March, 1850, aad daily Fes0rdoi IN ths Re.
oocdsF's once Of alrIhIll e7uutE. Wet Virsinia,
viii oGsf for sale oa SATURDAY. FHB 7TH DAT
'JANUAKY, 1855, at the hOuss Of gohn FttESorAid,
in the town Of Oamar0n, tFaet o. laud meatio1oa
In slid Desi Of Trast iaFing tbs UatoFs u btsA
Orook, It bsIng the old aro6Ihoaso Larm.
Terms Of salS-oaSh-
Fho title % tbs a65vo groPsrty Is in4iSpgtAbls.
but selling trustee saau oatg e3aVsy saoh ttls
as u vested IN ms BY saiI Dsed o. Trust
JOSEPH LOUDESBLU lER,
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Notice to MIIlers 4 Mil Owners.

WE ARE NOW MANUFACFURIEG 3. b
w WILLIAMS SBLP-R REdULATING BLAST
SMUT MACHINE on Who6ling Islaad-tho Olly
perfect Separating, Beating, sod Securing Machine
Ia uss. Delivered fres Of oha-gs ~ the RAilroAA
Dep0tgtn Bird dgepOrt, Ohio OF WheultnEs 0E stsAn-
boat LNnding In WhBsltng, " Va
No. elol1s II bushsls per hOar, weighs 100 D.
Price tI35-
No. sei:ana as baIhols per hour, weighs 80 n.
No- I eisaus 81 bu,hsls per hour. weighs SO p'.
oshsr siio.. up to 100 bushslS Per AOur. nnas 70
J. II. T1Proz, Of Lsxiugtop, Ksutusky, Is ear
agent. All orders for that State shOald be Al
A5drsss J.&AB. WILLIAMS,
nOV336m Bridgeport, Ohio.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-31

WAsHrHsToH. Dec 3O.-There is no pos.
sibiIity Of q diScontinuauce Of the bonn
baFdment Of the forts defending Wilming
ton by Porter, unless ordered 90 by the
Government,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-31

NEw YoRK, Dec sO.-The steamer Lafay-
etie arrived to day from HAVre on the l4th,
With the remains Of Minister Dayton.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-31

BUFFALO, Dec. s0.-A severe snow storm
commenced late last night, and continued
this forenoon, causing the snow 70 drift
which will probably delay the trains.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-31
Cavalry and ARTILLERY Horses

A ssIsTANT QUARTRRMAsTER's oHFIOE
oAyALRY AND ARfILfkRY HORSES viii be
purchased in the open market At Wheeling, W. Va.
paid for Cavalry and one hundred AAd sixty-hVe
dollars (Sl65) for Artillery Horses. a -
Artillery Horses must be Of dark color, sound In
all pArticuiars strong, quick and active, well hros
ken and saIaFa Irotterl In hkEhSll, Id g6od nesf
and eoAdition, hom SIX 70 tea years odd and hot
less than l5H hands high, each horse not to weigh
less than ,O5J pounds
Cavalry Horses must be sound In all particulars,
well broken, in full hesh and good eondftI from
Is TO 10 hands high, from to years DID, and well
adapted in every way 70 Cavalry pnKpoSaasss
BY order Of Col. JAS. A. RK1N. Col IN charge 1st
Div. Q. II. G. o. ~ GUS. .ARTsMAE,
uovl Capt. / A. Q. II.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-31

Nav YoRK, Dec. 3O.-StOeks irregular :
Money 697. Gold opened Gt 2s04, fell 70
22T& aud closed at 22s.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-31
.ia3s "A GARD:

snR. r.. "a LEE-PHYsIoIAN, SURGEON
IL AND ACCOUOHER-thankful for past favOrs
would respectfully inform his friends and the public
generally that he Is still doing business at hi! old
stand, Main street, near the Suspension Bridge,
whore he will be happy 70 attend g any businsss
In his line thAtmAy be entrusted his care Night
calls promptly attended 70. Dr.. Lee IL graduate
OF the Eclectic Medical Institute Of Cincinnati, and
has been vAriously engaged in the practice Of his
profession for the last fourteen years. DR.. Lee
now prepared with all the neoessaFy aPPAratus for
the Medical application Of ElectTity In the treat
ment of Chronic diseases, to which heWould invite
the special attention of the AfHieted. 80 perfeoti
the "Healing Art Of the present day (as practlced
by Rclectesl that few need despair ofreeeiNng per
mAnent benefit If they cannot be perfectly cured;
Special attention given to diseases Of women and
children. All Communications strictly confidential.
Our practice Is safe certain and prompt, leaving no
mercurtaI taint in the BystemI but cleanhng reno
waiting and streng the general syBte, acting
In unison with Natures uherrtng hWS.
wHxEL1H5, WHst Va, Dec. 4th, 1868.
signed members or the West sihia Legislature,
take pleasure in saying that We have known Dr..
Riehartt H Ieem many years previous to the break
ing oJt OF the Rebellion, a successful aud enaf
getio rSetitioner otMedicine (of the Eclectic sehoo
both in Ranawha county Va and Gala county
E0hIo.
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@. SLACK, Senator Tth Dist.
W. DUNBAR, n. Il. D.

" : = IL5S = II
Eomce one door soath of Kramer's Hots
Ladies Wishing to consult the DR.. uf they prefer
can call Al room No. SO, Grant House., and Mr.
the once. Gan be found at the Grant House At
night. AuR22-d&W
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-31
Sl25 MONTH!

"ANTEuIt.s--;sssWINa iAi3cHGNE .AeENTsl
w EVery&hsFe, % Introduce the new SHAW
ECiIRk SIxFiEx DOLiAR FAMILY sKWINa MAoH1NE, the
ONLY low price machine in the country which y
Howe, Singer 4 o., and helder. SaIAG and
expenses, or large eeuant allowed All other
Msehines nov sOld for Ieas than forty dollars each
arc INEkIxaEaEs and the seller and user LIEILI.
illustrated circulars sent ERAR ---..tT slrls slf
Address SHAW CLARK,
deo5-sndIw' alas AZ ez;- BlddstOFd, Maine. 2
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-31

The Richmond Examiner announces with
grief that Moseby has been seriously, ii
not dangerously, wounded.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-31
GA ATAR RRHi Z
: DIR. B. GOODALR'S
-CATARRH REMEDY.

THE IF n 4onF OF FHREESF1oN' :
I4 ouREs oATARRHH II ALI rsiTgFEs. AND sEAsEs.
II cuREs oATARRH, AND LvEETS CONSUMPTION.
IT 4ouRrsoATARRH,A REsEoRIs THE sENsE OF sMELL.
For centuries Catarrh has de6ed the skill ofphys-
icians and surgeohs No medical work contains q
prescription that will eradicate it. Nothing save
Or. eoodals's Remedy viii break It up, radically
destroying the principle OF the disease and preelu
ding the possibility ofa relapse.
FROM JOHN j. BEEBE, EEw LONDON, OF.
MEssRs NORTON Co.;
aentIsra4 The bottle Of DIT. GoOdAlss oaearrh
Remedy you sent me has cured me Of the oatLfTh
boffen ysArs standiug.YI gave a4sSSdoses Of IT to
three OF my neiEhbors, and they say 1t has cured
them. IhSVenoY h4af . hottie len aud would not
take thousanf dollafs for tt could not procure
moro. Or. GoodAls has surely diseoHefed the true
cause OF OatArEh ald IN remedy % cure it.
Yours trnIS. > ~ NJ0HN .. BEEBE.
New London, Conn, June 9th, 1858.
Price 81 co. Send q stamp for pamphlet.
FD-Ror sale by "A. Il. LOGAN & co, and Lo'
GAN, LIST CO., Wheeling.
nof2S. .lydkW
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RHpmATIc comPoUND

reaches the.urcs-o all tsonbIe,an andssGectuRlly
banShos tlIs seasd from thu system by u eimme-
date action the blood. We advise one and all
10 give 1t al, and become satisfied Of its won
JErful poVs
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-27
TRUSTEES SAFE

NN THURSDAY, the Sd day Of March. l,s.
" Commanding At 10 O'Clock A. II ) At the iFSpi
door OF the Court House foE Ohio county in pur,a.
Anee Ota deed Oft from Walter q. scott JstsJ
9th day Of Jenes 1856 recorded in the ReoorisF',
ONCE Tor sad county, In Book a page Sl5. to e.
ward Y. RbGhueh aud having been, by az orIs,
Of ;he Circuit Court for Ohio county duly appoptJ
the trustee under the said deed, IN the piSsr Al
stead Of, the said Edward H. Pittsburgh; shall Vii
70 the highest and best bidder at public auction H.
ons hundred and eighty-oEe ('SI situated on Jobs
street In The city OF Wheeling, eommonly known !,
the SAlssu,y property, aud the improvement,
thereon.
Also i've shares of stock in the Washington lAu
:. Als9 one ahare of stock in the Hsupaeld Raj
fe6l JAMES s. WHEAT. T,n,,..
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NJ. RuVTNER then offered 40 amsn6msat,
az enmpEomise, pToTidI ~ that IL after the
oEganlzation Of the Company ii beaAseer-
tanned that the purpose of the Company
can be better attAined by change Of route.
Ihe Company Is authorized to change the \
location Of the road SO as 70 commence
anywhere onIhe PennsylVauia line Ia Pres.
ton or MOnOngaliA cOunty, and extend it
up any of the streams of the Monongahela
river, or elsewhere, to tue waters of Blk
river. aud theoee by way OF Charleston TO
the Kentucky line.
The amendment was agreed 10 by a vote
of 26 to 10.
With the bill still before it the House
took a recess till halt past two.
q O'clock P. \.
The West Virginia Central Railway bill
was passed TO eugrossment, without any
further amendment.
Mr.. SHEEIz introduced bill to AuIhor.
iEe the New Greek Mining Company 70 Issue
preferred stock.
Mr.. MoNTAOuE introduced bill proyi-
ding for the compensation of recorders in
certain cases.
Both read first time aud referred to the
Judiciary Committee, AT request of the
gentlemen introducing.
M FosFER presented petition from
citizens Of Writ, praying revival Of the
stay Law, which was read st his request
and. referred.
Mt. Lo6GR presented similar petition
from citizens of Monopgalia; which was
also referred.
Mr.. Ross called up the bill msnding the
school law, and after sometime spent in
amending and discussing il, il was laid on
the table.
a sasssngv from the seuate transmitted
q joint resolution authorizing the Cover
nor to present a banner to the Let Regimen,
w. v. v. Cavalry.
Not taken up.
Mr.. DEAR introduced, on leave, a bill
to amend the law relating 10 corporations.
Read fret time.
Mr.. CRAWFORD called up the Senate bill
requiring banks TO redeem .heir circuIa-
ton and pay their liabilities in D. s. legal
tender notes, and after some amendment it
was passed to third reading.
Senate bill No. %, for the relief of GER
tain captured militiamen of Upshur county.
and Senate bill No. %, legaIiziug the
county levy for Morgan county for 1858.
were read the FIRST time, as was also the
bill reported by Mr.. Crooks, Yesterday. to
regulate the tolls of ferries.
Senate bill No. IL, the appropriation
bill; Senate bill No. II, providing for
transfer of suits from Jackson to Lewis
county, and Senate bill No. 10, releasing
taxes on property 10 certain border counties
for 1872 3, were read the second time
and appropriately referred.
Senate bill No. le, amending the law for
the collection of taxes was passed to third
reading.
The House bill staying the sale of live
stock under levy or execution till the first
day of June next, was passed.
The House adjourned.
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TRUSTEE,S SALR

nE THURSDAY, the Sd day Of March. lssI
" commencing at 10 O'clock A. NJ st the irJp,
door OF the Court House for Ohio county; In pu7,p
9pee Ofa deed Of trust from walter q. Scott lair,
The let December, 1883, recorded In the Recorder,
C3ldEelli and having been. by an 0rdsr Of the On
euit CoGTt for Ohio county, duly appointed Is.
trustse urder TIE said deed, in the place Ard STEAD
OF the said Alfred cAIdTeli shall sell TO the high
est aad beet bidder ~ Pubif- auction for cash an
the following described parts OF lots NUMBERED
thirty three 1881 AID thlrty-iour 81 In JonAtas
AZ the corner vest Of Market street and soufh II
Franklin street; thence south With Market stree,
ninety nine 1891 feet; thence vest, with line p1t
alel With Franklin street, one hundred and tEeti,
10 feet to alley Il feet vide; thence With a.,
alley uinetynine 1891 ret TO franklin street: al1
thence with FrankiIn street to the beginning.
febl JANIS s WHEAT TTI1 "a.
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THE friends of Mr.. Lincoln, in the Ma
tiOuai Republican Committee wished to
have the nominating convention as early as
Nay; the Chase men preferred q much
later date, and June 7th was fixed upon as
a compromise between the two.
p. "Perley" telegraphs to the Boston Jour.
nal that it was the general opinion of the
National Committee that Abraham Lincoln
will be reuotninatcd at Baltimore, aud that
he will DO triumphantly reelected.
The Maryland unconditional Union con-
venttOu at Baltimore, on Monday, took bold
ground for emancipation in that State and
in the rebel States. approved the amnesty
proclamation, and declared thus emphAt.
ically for Mr.. Lincoln
ResOlVsd, That the delegates elected by
this Convention to the National Convention
DC aud are hereby instructed to vote for
Aotaham Lincoln 6rst, last, and all the
Republican and Union State conventions
in Maryland, Connecticut; New Hampshire,
and the Republican aud Uuion members of
the Maryland, Minnesota, Kansas, Califor.
mia, NeWJersey aud Pennsylvania Leeisla.
tuFes have declared unanimously -iOr Mr..
LincOln's re.nOminatiOn. The Missouri
Union men alone dissent thus far.
The Union State Convection of Iowa.
held at Des MOiues on Monday, voted by a
large majority resolutions instruetiue the
delegates to the National couventiou to
vote for Nj. Lincoln.
The Indiana State Convention on Wed
nesdny last endorsed Mr.. Lincoln over.
Whelmingly as the candidate tae HoOsier
State.
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Sold nwheehr
DF SEE STA
"A E eos.tty : Cure f0E Dyspepsia-rl

"a Positive Cure for DyspeDsI,-7rh.
Great American DyspepsIa. pun.
We my say with safety that ninety cases ont If
every hundred, thai one With consumption mad Al
fouidatiOo Of other disesss some az ,ftrb a. S
ne most fatal character. Dylpepsia Is enphaticSIy
1ne olAeese mat i1kes ron that braeing stimuli
% ,1n9iaoE aud hope, emascnlatss and RfI6tI
rs Ior the enterprise OF life. ne say 10 the Sic
e PnyS'stans Of every SCHOOL that in Dr. WisEart's
Cordial, there Is care for ths worst Gases or A..
pepsiA- ~ "6s-
De, Dr V hart has treated In the past twenty years
SsoS9l nlhe lnoueand three hundred and ninety nl-
aents, for 1ysPefSi4 In its various forms, and n
every case where the medicine takeu as directed
" MADE PeEfcct cure number Of The aF1ve
cases had been treated by The mos sili6eD, 49,
lciAll In This eOnnIrN and -Erir.,r.. 49,
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United States Internal
Revenue a
Annual Taxes for 1854.

VIaE attention Of tax.paS erH fs hereby called to
! theptoviliOns Of tbs United States Excise Law
rslAttYe TO the AsSetssment Of animal taxes, 3;
BY the sixth section Of the act OF July 1861, 1t
ts made the duty Of all persona, partnerships firms
ASsGeAtions or corporations, made liable TO any
nual duty, License, or tax, IN OR BEPoxR THR
make list or return to the ASSs ant Assessor of the
District where loeAted of the amount Of annual in
come, the articles OF objects char. ed with special
tax, and the business or occupation liable TO pay
any license.
Eysry person Who shAll "a to make such return
by the day specified WIN be liable to be ASSESSED BY
the AssasSor according to the best information
which he can obtain; and In such case the Ase,sor
l. required to add hhy per eentuni to The AMOUNT
Of the items Of such list
Every psrson who shall deliver to an AHseSsor any
tae or audulent list or staten ent with intent 10
eNade the valuation OF enumeration required by law
z subject 70 hne q hTe hundred dollars; and In
OF Assistant Assessor, and from the valuation aud
enumeration % made there can be no appeal. .
Payment Of the annual taxeS, except those Tor
licences, will not DO demanded until tie thiTtieth
dAv OF June.
The appropriate blanks on which to make return.
anq All nseeSaIY information, viii be furniShed bY
Jabez H. Cochran, AssiItant ASSESSOR lat DfyisIon.
onies In tiolliday 81 Cove, Hancock Co
Geo. A Ross, Asst AssossOr, "a Division, Once in
Robert Pratt, Asst Assessor Sd Division, once in
Wheeling.
,; n. Phillips, Asst Ass,s sOr. 4th Division. once
in Cameron. MarahAr Co.
John Murphy. Asst Assessor, 9Th & 9Th Divisions,
Once In New MartinsviIle, Welzel Co.
y. b. Nay, Asst Assessor, 9Th Division, Once In
John & Drobsli, Asst Assessor, sth Division, of.
nee In NJ rgRntoEn, HOnOnSali C..
James n SeroEin, Ass Assessor, eth Division,
Once III Pet'erman, Taylor Co. $50
Henry startEnAn, ASST Assessor, 10Th Division
once In kiugWoOd, Preston Co. =.
The returns should be made TO the respective As
a glrs! Monday S1S In Nay. JOHN PARKINSON.
teb1d Std&E ~ U. d AGseEs1r, LIST DfEt., W. Va.