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C.FlcE og VEauLIE 4 Co., Bukcra,
10. ~ Ma.'.st, hev- 4 olk, Jan. u, lbyt. }

WE bavc notice from the General Subscrip-
tion Agent 521 Loan It's, ths whole amount Of tbs
sn authorized by law has b.H taken by subscribers We
ezot .teIsoe forasa heretofore TIE bonds :, par Z
hso.ss.
We ,h. be pleased f orders for these bonds At market
rates, sSd sbs ssGea-o keep constantly hand ready or
tsrledi.is delivery full ssorineuL
~ s,so buy and sell al k.lds Of Government Stocks
TIE new 1--WE PR CENT lSTERE5T-BEARIN0
tYGAL1-TEEDER NOTES.
SIX PR CEHT CERTIFICATES OF IEDZBNED-
SEes
sRyEN-rHIRTY TREASURY NOTES
Sax FER CENT COUPON and REGISTERED BONDS
fSs1.
Z s cUARTERM tsTRHS' CHECKS.
Maturing Certiae.tes COLLECTED or CAsHED on favor
Sstsrm. VERMILYE Co.,
Government gents kiyeIwentY Loan
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finarria!.

FENWENTY- FIRST ANNUAL REPORT
Il OF THE
MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE. COMPANY
OF NE Wy DIRK
FREDERICK s. WINSTON, President
OFFICE. No. 90 BROADWAY.
Statement Of tbs Affairs Of Company for the fiscal year
ending January 81, 1864:
Net cash assets February ls6i........... fSSJol 81
RECEIPTS DURING YEAR
For Premiums viz:
Originals. f2TD G2J ~
kenewas...".....l,lOl 200 ~
W m ENTaf....... JD2i4 81
Total prcmiu ms. - ,r6O6 ~
for Annuil4cs..ss Efiilf VI -
For 652Si6 81 2e9i,'oi CT
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AmusemsntS.
IOLYMPIC THEATER.
" Lessee and Duectress. ..."Mrs John Wood.
TTITRE CTANGE or pRO0RA

" Lessee and Directres...........Mr,. John Wood.
sag MsaiSer'. .............J Ii. Selwyo-
TSrIRE CHANGE or PROGRAMME.
IN |i. .s oaion Of NE irsstre' ths ths
produc asppdy % tho necessary prepa.aoas for te.
Po''''''''''ll l T.1H observation-disclosures
presented Us. week has occn Withdrawn to allow for the pro-
auction, ,,,,, ,,,,,,r,,,o
Of another novelty IN the form Of an
ENTIRELY INV AND ORIGINAL BURIESoUE,
BY n. J. BYRON esq.
founded on . famous though some what confusing
DPEKh,
end pose ,.inr The .upbonioas and expressive title
i'- ii''-'N ILL TRovATORP.
Known and talented "a, Ills sort Of thug sts 70 do justice
wonjrous Incredible. inexpcahe ndescrbsG!e, mex
peeshe Deabe, morstrous prodgioas' .tn2endoas and
GREAT MASTER.
viii be duly apprecistod -
Bis JOHN WOOD In tie role Of. NhICO
The original Wandering Minstrel, real good fellow,
NJ, FRANZ DREW iaoash s'Sgoo.d d'e', ...zUcEyA.
n, ~ fa,Iy 69g r'y With sTsf Gee o 81 ii pI LUNA
Mr ~ C. LAPAUGH.:;: FERNANDO.
n, pARs1or ,- IA, .is.'.'e THE KIycHIy.
Aupsy gnsnosn to the Opera but that's 10 mater. -,
hr 49,, s. .o,;:c
Mrl sGDLEy BROWN. .ss....................LF oNoRA
A War! q Dl Lana, and eventually awarded to Maurice,
1inns maid 70 Leonors.
Tie M,sie t-rsnzee directed and conducteiby
THOMAS BAKER;
fhs Costumes if1 mr .Ss ese'i sls,ss Authorities
Tho evenings entrr,urnens viii commence with tror tho
hrt time this season. petite Comedy in acts By j. h.
Fls1cbe, eel, entitled
FOLLIEs or A NIGHT
Duke de Chsrros.. !. X. MORTIMER
P.crro fl,.i.t...................Mr FRANK DREW.
Dlrios, De Chartre...Mi.s HENRIETTA IRVING.
blsLa u ....nll 4.
Door. open s, Il performances at Il o'clock
Sect, ,,cnrcd three day, In sdvinc..
4 CADEMY OF MUSIC-THE OPERA.
THIS 1PEiShY EVENING Fe5 r. as q: ococs
SEVENTH SUBSCRIPTION NlGHE
When VII be presssed Gounots Lew AID brilliant Opera IN
FAUST.
Az expressly prepared BY thu Composer r the Italian Orers
q. Ter Mse.,yi Thcs-er, London
FAUST
win be poilood with #, new and brilliant eo1turns,, sew
scenery aud p0tntneAts aud The following very complete
Mr,Leri,s........snrC CLARA LOUISE KFLLoGg
Fau.,..............sig. FRANCISCO mAZIoLENI
Is nASibA IA s RlA M
FANNY sT0cK1oS
ro-aSaiac5,SW i3xTUR6iY k5 r. a fs5 IS
EIGHTH SUBSCRIPTION @lGMI. -. -,
lone;
or. Tgs LAST D,Ts oY FosPRIi,
} vita It's splendid mise scene
AND TIE GREAT ORIGINAL CAST.
Iou.,......,.,.......h Nine. JO- EPHISE MfDOH
Eids.................Gle. HEE!uEIIE sDLIEh
Glsuco..............sis. FRANCISCO MALZOLENl
Afblce,......,.........Sif. EERNANDO BELLlnl
Blrjo..,....,.............sis hANlbAL blACAI
hrlo nahDe
G 0dOs........,.s........-..... Mpbbnn
aiL,ri.
i9solCt0f. j.
Tho fsa ~ c.es and scented seats fr suy o. c aDove
nsuied performance viii uece THIS MyHNihH a. te
.or-ofcs Of thc Academy; a. Beer Schrners No IOi
Broadway end al loot g AuAonys SsanoneEs, eoEne1 o.
Nassau sAi finests from . TO o cock
Nv
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Six pr rent Interest on the outstanding certificates Of profits
vii be- pid 70 the holders thereof their legal represents
ty.s OF and after tuesday, the "a Of February nett
4 caAa . y..sud o.. EIGHT And a HALF PER CENT
vii be Vsio Stockholders aud aer the 20h Of January
ins..u..
Ancr reterviD, over Two Billion Dollars Csrs and Sur
pl ba. nce % tho Outstanding Celifcaics u the Scrip
i-s If l8s and FIFTY t'0 PER CEN1 Of the Scrip issue
49, be rcloeled and paid the holders thereof or
their egal fcrec 1tiy.s sud stcr Tuesday the I'd OF Fec
ru. from which date all nteTet the respective por-
ious r. icGted viii coase
. scrip DIVIDEND of TWENTY FIVE PER CENT !, de-
osrod earned participating premiums OF the Com.
~. the eL.g Dee 81 l81s ipf which Cefthcstes
wi! Dc issled and after the bret dsy o. April nest
Th- Stock Ilauder Book wal be closed until the 10th Of
January inst. -
Ths Amp Transfer Boob. VII. be closed until the ID Of Feb
mary neat
By order 0. the Board. -
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TINE COMMITTEE ON NATIONAL Az
( FAiIs oftlo COMMON COuNCIL 10. wiii meet e. ti'
nv 5 .e r,ssrrt gee.k Al ha Chamber 81 no Board n
fiIr,nsn a ocl.ck D. Tor che rlrposc making a ~ re-
,,, n ferfa nr Aso 10 mako suitable nreIcn'a %
80 tbe. ,f~rdy sfrved shout depart Cor the seat oil
,r a au,elta goit tuuuauttn Of r. ,ncnt' low t.o
"a rr,uh Whose isrr, b. about expire, Tcol"sti 90
Communicate Oh the Committee D. 'r'l addicted 90 US
riairn.n ~ Sci retry ~ ls C1uuee, TO iitf Isl
H. "A T,vfoa Secretary JOHN hardy, Chairman.
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OrrIca PAcIy.c MAIt sreAN.nLg CoNrlNI-
OgucK or Tss CHICAGO AND ALTos RAILROAD Co,
CHc4Go, FEB. ]. 1854
1HE HOLDERS OF TIE PREFERRED

K 'IIE IIVi1I1II4N'S U III , III I'LL
4 STOCK Of tbs COMPANY Ere hereby notified thft ~
efjaI ~ The Board OF liieios tie BCDhs OF IiAN-f FIX
IL NEN-YOIlh will by CLOSED a. o'clock 2. ~. Oh
81 JEyAY tie Gth i- end VII b. E-OPE.tcD q ~ oci9cs
o.. the 23t Inst no se Of Certificates noe registered -
9e United States 1Tut Company arc e4ueed - eEchGo
JOSEPH PRICE Secretary.
The New York herald., 1864-08-05

Released by Prize Court.
Released without compensation.
Messrs. Phipps' share restored b.
Prize Court.
Cargo released by Prize Court.
The New York herald., 1864-08-05
Hoso Disposei or

Compensation refused, but the United
States government have proposed
to enter into convention to submit
this and similar cases to a Mixed
Copmission. Consideration Of this
proposal deferred.
The New York herald., 1864-08-05

Capture OF Carmita on coast OF Texas.
Capture DISH w. Peel.
Etta, formerly Confederate vessel
Rotributiou, seized at New York
Part owners Of cargo Of Aagicienne..
Alleged forced enlistment. ..........
Capture Of Bapshse on 21st Nov. .....
Ill usage when serving IN New YORK
police. M
Alleged misconduct Of Customs of,
GERS At Boston.
Capture OF Volant.
Capture OF Dashins wave............
Imprisonment Observation-Disclosures.
Capture Of Victory.
Capture OF Britannia. ................
Capture Of Bsnshee on 2sth July.
Capture OF Constadt. 80.
Capture OF Ella. 500.
Capture of Cornubia. 80.
Capture OF h. 7. Rcnshaw.. .........
Captnre OF Atlartic.
Capture OF X. 4. Lee. A....
Capture OF Herald ...................
Capture Of Science.
Do. do. ......
Injury 70 property.
Capture OF Saxon. Goals seized AZ
Angra Pcluena.
9uilon captured In DashIrg wsyc....
Capturc OF Haiamorns .... 49,. ...,
The New York herald., 1864-08-05

1. Tobacco restored.
2. Informed. under advice OF law Off.
GERS, shst her Majesty's government
could not interfere.
| 3. Ditto.
The New York herald., 1864-08-05
Ground Of Claim
3. Byrns = Co.........l


Byrns Co.... June 3... Vessel
dest-
stopped by the
! Niagara, and
Southern
which date the
blockade stated have been in
Claim
from entering Charleston the 18th
OF May
coast by the United States ship
Niagara and endorsement made on
the
Phpps juno wnNred oi
Virginia, captured on Cape Henry.
Guat Tobacco seized Hiawaha
and Crenshaw. captured for breach
| blockade
". June IL m Injury property By Uned Staten
troops.
The New York herald., 1864-08-05
Hos DipasS IN.

Released.
Vessel released. United States gov.
ernment promise 20 ask Congress
for compensation, the amount 70 b.
fixed by arbitration.
Co6domnod. Appeal pending
u8 Uase-e 49,
Condemned
vessel aud cargo restored. aaf leas
Deserted. s.EtN.N EaN tNeNN aNt 4 Na
Condemned. W2.. +.
Not reported.
Condemned.
Condemned.
Condemned. Appeal pending.
Condemned.
Released.
Condemned.
Condemned.
Compensation refused. Truth o1 h11 ~
statements denied BY tho United
States authorities
Refused TO interfere. .Evideoce r.
sufficient. stf41 e
Compensation requested from United
Statos government. Ccrrespondsaee
continuing.
Waiting for judgment Of Court e
Appeal
Do. do.
Condemned.
Condemned.
Part or cargo released. vessel ~
remainder condemned. h
Refused 70 interfere, under advice
Of law officers, a. the owners
should have appealed 70 Q Superior
court.
Condemned.
Case tried at New York. Vessel co.
demned. Master released
Released.
Condemned.
Released by Admiral IN command a
United States squadron With0o4
going 10 Prize Court.
Inquiry promised. Result not ~.
ported. e#
Referred to q Prize Court. vessM
condemned.
Refused u Interfere the authorizing
OF the pamphlek being proved
Condemned.
Condemned.
keleassd on arrival at Key West.
Inquiry instituted /; result not yet ~.
ported.
Vessel condemned. Master and crow
| released.
Vessel condemned. in Philadelphia
Prize Court
Vessel restored. Cargo detained. Ger.
responxspce continuing
Property restored.
Condemned.
Refused 70 interfere, as be was II ~
United States service.
Condemned.
DO.
30.
United States government promise -
inquire into such claims whom mossy
s-s,cr
ves.., Condemned anc,,cst,ou .aAa
on hehslf n ovnern az oarre.
Answer not yet received.
Mr.. Hardcastle shot By seatFy at Ol4
Capitol prison. corrsspondsaee
| continuing. GEr
United States govsrnmeas refused -
relax rcsEictions on this trade.
v.s.., ,..,or.d v,.hou, oo.G. a. -.
images App'- p''u'1
p.,,,..a a ,rss,ssra. A M. ysrna.
had been donictlsd 10 tie 8outheeN
coDdsmc.d Sos, rna.s.ndad
No. do.
C.x 70
0oooenaneo'
Peoa,ns; p0.n5 a, ,.vr.r, a, .~,.,-s
~ w P"s '"
Kestoeed On paymsns 0AoAPeus0@
renu re ,s-;...a a rrr,..x o..s..
as cs Cc~.>s >srorS.r~. ~ -
e1" e.,.n SsAs
| ''uu''s'
pc'sx - s;r..-es.. =. n. .o,s...>S
HelusSa S.u,ua ~ ,ns s,,.rr.sS n - rsns ~
| mu,ssrv i;uss snrfeosis,ousiv. -.
rn.S- saia.sed
Soeoy rs snss -.u a. rs.,,,. -
i"os s
W., Spp,S .s.soro6 oc rsvynHnt osusaiva~A
rseoo concerned
.s.s ,..o..s,aaa
iuqu"s pS
tp..so-.s,,s, o.d...a he p,,.a rov,a
..ss~, 81 ssnsnr~ cssa,c.
AppsA' % ''p'"' ~
Rsers>a "A ,ntave,re. m trsatment ara
'IssssS SsinS uToysS. y srsS.'''' ~ 1'A'''' ~
u
vssseI - released without TRIAL. Cas,m
| Sor da,nsoss under cpnsidor atiou
SI vsssss ana c.yvc rssIorsd f.
NJ a..
oI,seS nses..S rss,., ~ y, nroces.s,nss r..
| psosd resIes s,p,os vi p,o0u'nss' W.
par,Isd ~ ,n,srSsrs ss lsv osBcsr,
"s.u rors,asrsa ~. co,,rs hss .,rtsTtc'
| 49,, ~ s,,ch rs.as
s"1 - '1SA
Ics.s
uuroeu Usues, ro,a...a nv p,,,. ccr,. ~,ann,a
sm.sas pc;yrs.a - ,n,.srsss ~
..asass
The New York herald., 1864-08-05
Capture q Hiawatha. ..............,

I. Tobacco seised 10 Riawaths.
2. Tobacco lying at RChmond, which
be was prevented from exporting
BY the blockade
8. Queen OF England, similarly detain-
ed at Richmond.
Capture OF Tropic W nd nd.............
imprisonment. ....i .i....... .......
Part owners OF cargo u captured YES
sel Amy Warwick.
l0wners OF cargo captured In American
vessel Forest King.
Notice or blockade endorsed on regis.
ter OF the Roscoe by United States
ship Powhatau.
Capture OF Herald. ......
imprisonment. ....................
Arrested when in charge OF bag OF
dispatches from Csusui Bunch.
The New York herald., 1864-08-05

kelused 70 interfere, under advice Of
Law officers
Condemned.
Released without compensation.
Lord Lyons did not interfere, as Mr..
Mure had been naturalized as an
American citizen He was released
on the 18th OF October. Correspon.
dence laid before Parliament.
Vessel released after a few hours' de.
tentfon on she crew making decls-
tion OF neutrality.
Condemned as enemy's property. Re.
fused to interfere, parties col cerned
being d0miciled 10 Southern States.
81 900 voted by Congress a. compen.
satiop.
Vessel condemned. Refused 10 inter.
fere, claimant having been domi.
ciled In Southern States.
Result not reported.
Condemned. Sentence confirmed on
appeal.
Condemned. Refused to interfere
pending appeal ;.
Released on Lord Lyons representa-
tion. AS the United States govern.
ment defended the necessity for such
arrest, Lord Lyons was instructed
not 70 prefer any claims 1t that time
Ditto.
Condemned. Sentence confirmed On
appeal.
Condemned. Sentence confirmed on
appeal.
COMPENSATION refused; and as It ap.
peared that tho H. Middleton was a
Southern vessel, Lord Lyons was di.
rected no$ TO repeat the claim.
Case represented TO United Stsess gov
srnmenI Result net reported.
The New York herald., 1864-08-05

Capture Of the Mars. s.................
Capture OF the MAJOR Barbour -.
Southport fired 1T, detained aud
searched.
Amazon detained aud searched ......
Further arrest and Imprisonment -.
The New York herald., 1864-08-05

Capture Of Haveiocx ...........r....
Capture OF Island boiie ..............
Capture u the Labusn 1859. ...,...,
The New York herald., 1864-08-05

Informed, under advice of law officers,
that the facts stated would not JUS
tify Interference.
Cargo condemned, but Messrs, Phipps'
property restored on appeal
Informed must apply to Prize Court.
The New York herald., 1864-08-05
Hsss psspssss of.


-. Condemned
..... 10.
-. Case tried IN Prize Court. Vessel re.
leased. Compensation promised.
-. centemned ~.< r+rrrqS
-. 10. NtttN H
ard TX, an stior received.
-. Do.
80. Lord lyons refused TO interfere fur
ther han by mentioning the case 70
ME kr. Seward
-. Condemned. Appeal not reported.
y de- Permission refused, Further renre-
Al sentation made TO United states
rtion government. Answer not yet re-
-. Condemned, Sentence coodrmed on
appeal
80. Condemned. Appeal pending.
ate Money paid
IVY.
es in Referred to Lord Lyons
,.... Condemned.
-. coudemned. Appeal pending.
-. Condemned.
SEX ~
-. Condemned. Sentence. coudrmed On
appeal.
80. Do. do.
Refusel TO interfere. az the search
was not stated 70 have been con-
Quoted in an improper manner.
80. Condemned. Sentence reversed on
appeal Captors waived their right
TO further appeal on claimants CIV
ing up Claim for damages.
'isor- Charges against United States officials
proved 70 be uniounded.
Condemned.
49,. Condemned.
Condemned. S0ntonco confirmed on
appeal. - ~
49,. Do. do.
80. Condemned.
..... Condemned. Sentence confirmed On
appeal,
go. Vessel detained a. having coal on
board, in accordance with act OF
Congress respecting such shipmeuts,
i've. CONDEMNED.
Not reported
and Coudemued
, wasl United States government made in
il at ouiry into ths caae. but refnsed re-.
the
o ab- Refused 70 Interfere, was imprisoned
for larceny. and did mot adduce suf.
fcient evidence AZ 70 abduction.
lRcfused 10 interfere law ofioara
considered evidence insufficient for
Interference.
adine CLAIM for comnersst,or under N. .con.
siderstion ~ the Iynitsd State Sov.
Refu, al 10 ,ntersare NJ cov.n bav.
ing bean dom,cilad IN irn,ted staias
shin.
yessei reIeased bv PrIze Court Com.
pensation refused Psners Iald be.
fore Parliament. ~
Nav SJnisea sts.as corernrar % %rcr,..d to
ented remove restrictions. Papers laid
vtth.t hafore psrlismsns
,hav
,,n.y
'o'
'"'' \.
po,....A
,S,,ci r~n,arse,or uan.,vos v..a., 49,
s.ss~ % '0So'v0u' sesea 0o'
~
SS nsn.sOs sdn;soS .h.. 90. .h.,,a
=. s.,eS y, p.2.. Cs CT
ccAP ASpea, nCs reported.
annesi SS1A' ''s~ w
FORK Explanation raca,vaA
A discuss,on On shs ~.s -;4h ny =
United States of,csr
Condemned y
ICondemned. senteoea cone,mAd On
Rsjsasad pes,e.d a ,n,.-,.-. ,,,,
thar rnsar .dvico ~ ,sw n,ese,
~ An Irnorir1 moda 1rs,rrc,,o..
Kan. i,nised Stsse. eo.~.rnsrs -. ~
rsd.sss ~ -, .nch ens o.sa. ~ , soa "e
A nationa,itv hstnv .,yards6
M A lcomnHrast;on ,.c~..,.6 go Am
.st a. .ndsr disc,,ssior sS s'"'
sont "a do
Re,aased on paroie
sbipi SsIo os IA n.ir a. cor.ns.,,os y,
,esse, ,ha ITnytsd S,sta. .ovsrpmens -
~ s0'''N'A''
The New York herald., 1864-08-05

informed, under advice OF law officers,
that her Majesty's government can.
not interfere officially, but Lord
Lyons would use his good Offices.
Condemned. Sentence confirmed on
appeal. Representation Addressed
70 the United States government on
special circumstances OF the case.
The New York herald., 1864-08-05

No case for interference, as IL was
not alleged that the blockade was
ineffective.
Vessel and cargo released by Prize
Court.
Refused 70 iuterfere; not entitled TO
British protection, his father having
been naturalized, and he himself
having exercised the rights Of citi-
zenship.
No claim made on Uuited States gov
ernmeot, as he was released and
did not apply for anything further.
Condemned. Appeal peading.
Condemned. Sentence reversed on ap-
peal Further appeal OF captsrs 10
the Supreme Court pending.
The New York herald., 1864-08-05

Condemned.
10.
Case tried In Prize Court. Vessel 70.
leased. Compensation promised.
The New York herald., 1864-08-05

Refused 10 interfere, was imprisoned
Tor larceny, and did not adduce SUI.
hcient evidence as to abduction.
Refused 70 interfere Law effloers
considered evidence insufficient for
Interference.
Do. do.
Claim for compensation under the con.
sideration q the United States gov.
ornmont.
Refuaed 70 interfere, Mr. Cowan hav-
Ing been d0miciled In United states
and exercised the rights Of citizen.
ship.
Vessel released BY Prize Court. Com.
pe0sation refused. Papers laid be-
fore Parliament.
Condemned. Appeal pending.
United States government refused TO
remove restrictions. Papers laid
before Parliament.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-11
Trust Sale.

DURsUANT TO a decd of trust from Robert c.
L BoniIam aud Ciiarlts ". 0nbertsnn, TO ]. u.
PrndletOn aud myself, dated the 2nd day uE June
lsGG, aud recorded Ia deed book, numbered a. page
lU2, in the ltecOTGeT's Office Of hiO County, Wet
Nirginit; and 10 supplement or addition to the
said deed Iof trust ekncwI,dged for record by the
said nhAni and Gil6crEOG, On the 10th day OF Au.
dust, 1859, and recorded iu dsOi OK numbered ~
page Ii2 In said 0iice, will, on Thursday, the Ttn
day OF April 1861, commencing at 10 O'ciUcE In the
forenoon, proceed tn self at public auction AT the
tont door u The Court House Of the said County
ohio. Lot number -frur--in the IislaIr Addition
to tie City u whr4nE, North aide OF quincy
street, adjoining tue IUI which at the time OF the
execution Of The rA deed uf trust, belonged to the
hET- William Armstrong. SELLING as trustee, ! AiII
convey such ttIlS 1nT ~ BY the said deed trust
am authorized 10 SSH aud convey.
TERMS W sALH.-U o third Of tbs purchase
money 10 be pail IN cash. and the TetlduS Ia six and
twelve mouths 9th IutrrU-t. Ths deferred nav
uenI9 to be sttuTtj by bUId aud satisfactory
ty. m-7 Is DANIEL LAMB.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-11

United States Internal
Revenue
Annual Taxes for 1864

TUE attention Of tax PAYERS IL Iorebv call IL Il,
L the p DIVISIONS OF ihe United States i:xci,, Law,
Relative 10 the astst-snent al annual taxes
ny tue sixth sGctiun OF iiIp HcI OF Jul, 1872 Il
s made The DUTY OF ali persons, partneTshiI4 tii,-
associations. or cOTpUTatJn'. mRls liable to las ma;
nnal IHty, Ecrnse, or tax, IN -UII HkFO:tE 'rIiE
make list return the A.sIs Ant Assessor oi M,
riet WhtTs los ated Of the amount Of annual M
come, tue Articles or objects CHAR Ell WIKI iresiI
TAX, and tue business or occupation liatIe To pay
any license. - F''
Every person who SIT III "a to make such rc,p,,
by the day specified Wlll lie Abls to bs I,,
the AssassOr accurdioK to the hes; i,,.ut,,,,.i
which he can obtain; aud la such cAs,. tIu N,,.rr
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-11
Vermont sheep for Sale
La Belle House, Bridgeport. Ohio

La Belle House, Bridgeport, Ohio
HAVE 50 due and thorough bred SPANISH
i AER1SO EWES, bird from the best docks In
ths state OF Vermont, part Of them from the Gale.
3rated no. k Of Hammond, J. I. 4 v. Rich, or Ad.
dl County HeFuinht.
these Ewes are all full~bloOdOd, and are all in
Lamb By the best Backs 10 the STATE, Is ~ the
rockingham, 10 by the sanford GIbbs' Buck, Il
y tat young sweep Stake Buck and the remainder
vermont. Sad Buck now have with me. de was
sired BY the old nottingham Buck, and from y Eve
=. nom J; z. hshS neek, Of shoreham,
shorehAm, Vt. ! would invite the Wool sheep
HTuEing ADD RArmiLg elAs8 OF the Community, aut
All loTerH Of good Bheep.to call at the La Belle
House and sec what have got.
will give every man that wishes to purchase
sheep OF me- good reference that he can sct raiR
What he 10 buying. ask no man . buy unless be
perfectly aIstOd that he Il getting what he pays
mts s .dGitw. wb,,l,r AJ irAR - hR l.,
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