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Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1864-04-13

around to crown the occasion with plenty VI
were soon seated the darkeys hoped about
ms busy as bees, and the feast commenced I'll
General TOOK care of the widow. He toasted hel
and every one else. High glee was tho order ef
the evening and it was nearly midnight whelr
we thought of rising, intending to close the oc-
casion with grand waltz
We had just formed for the purpose the shin,
pate of the minstrel was beginning to bob NJ
and down, and the instrument to plead former
when we heard the hall door open, feet in the
hall, and presently we heard knock at the in
ner door, which the widow opened eagerly
g Wall J. IA shot, if ere ain' the rest of en-
Come in Gentlemen, this eres Mr. jerks"
Wall, since you insist, spose must OIL
gal, said that individual entering.
"And, gentlemen, continued the hostess
merrily, this 'ere's Mr. Smons And thi,
'ere's Mr. So and So" with each expression
ushering in a lank, ragged, harefooted cut-throat
of guerilla, with half a dozen pistols and a
knife or two in his belt, till they numbered about
thirty while orr arais were in the hall.
jerks, the leader, was specially vllainous-
looking wretch, who had appropriated General
ks sword which he had found upon en-
tering, and now eyed us, with an attempt at
mirth on his unehorn, brutal features which was
positively impious.
" Hcw dye do, gents? What nice clothes
them is p said he And, bless me, what Il
gay little turnip you've got, Gneral y turning
his attentions to our worthy superior as he spoke
Let's see what time it is - and he coolly drew
it from the fob, "Twelve, as live Must 60
shortly. You'll go with u.s. won't you? Never
mind no thanks. fla ha!'
" Ha ha !" roared the burly crew in concert,
appearing to see joke somewhere.
And then the leader passed from each, begging
for sea-rings watches, or whatever else we might
have; while the girls Uttered, and began to talk
together about the Yanks being skotched this
time, shure." had heard and read about the
effrontery of rebel women-bad seen something
of it, but never such an exhibition as was here
1t was difficult to comprehend how these beings
woman, and true woman evidently, lively
JOYOUS and sympathetic in q measure-could
reconcile in their womanly breasts betrayed so
gross, sudden, and absolute of the men whom
they had rendered happy for hours, with aught
of the milk of human kindness. Yet not blush
of shame suffused a maiden cheek. Their can
dor was perfect They did not seem to hate u
particularly; the dance was too fresh in their
minds hut they gave us over to the Philistines
with an utterly artless air of duty which wds
wonderful.
All of US, except the General and my self werc
troubled exceedingly at this unlooked-for contre-
temps; visions of Richmond prisons and rebel
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1864-04-13

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lafe flttcd ominonslt before them, and two or
three reproached their fair deceivcrs in terms
more deserving than elegant. But the dariings
only laughed, and Knocked them. The gang had
each seized, by this time, portion from the de-
serted FEAST and were moving about with the
girls, gnaWlng away at bone or crust ana
making themselves excessively merry al our
"oe-oegone appearance But they were some
what taken aoack when my turn to lie p'iiefeo
came round.
Mathe nam tseen oaa'ofef erowieo 'e"Ns'
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-22
SAFE Oi, IOWA.


Davenport, July q, 1854
General Orders No. 81
T. The able bodied men of this State be.
tween the ages Of l3 and Is will at once
proceed to organize themselves into compa-
nies in their respective counties
II. The men enrolled as fit for military
duty under the laws of this State will or.
sanizc into companies, and if any neglect is
reported on the part of any township, por-
ton of township or by any person so en-
rolled, immediate report should be made to
this Department, and prompt measures will
be taken to enforce the laws Of this State.
ILL., Officers will be e;ected by the men
thus organized into companies, under The
directions Of the Constitution Of this State
and Chap 81, Laws of 10th General Assem-
bly, (1S64l.
". Officers or citizens in want thereof
will apply to this office for proper forms fo1
rolls and for any information in relation t.
the organization of comparics,
Y. Any company having organized will
as provided in Section OF said Chapter 81
fix the place for drill and discipline, and i
they neglect so to do, the time and plac,
will be designated by the AdIutant Genera
cft the State,
vi. Chap. s4th, Sec l3. Laws of 10tl
General Assembly, must be strictly cnforc
ed, unless sufficient excuse is furnished /.
this Department.
! VII. The Governor will not form reg;
ments. brigadcs or divisions until companic
rolls,arc properly returned to this Depart
mcnt, unless the public service demands i'm
mediate organization.
By order cf ths Gds,.uandsr in -ta,;at
\. b. RAkER
Adiutant General Of Iowa.
Papers throughout the State will insert once.
= july 2l-2t vas
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-22
DAvkSroaE/1ow., July %. 1864.

bAsESfpHI/IDW~t, cuiJ -, 1904,
EDlTos DEsfo-sAr The general mpres-
sion of the newspaper reading public is that
a daily paper should notA editorally anv
performances that tend to aslnse or instruct
the public. IL seems. however. that the
Gas,tte, paper which claims to have the
largest circulation in Iowa has TO time to
notice such frivolous alnuse tents as thea
tres The weighty and graJc preparations
for the next Presidential canSaign cause he
immaculate Go-ette man to fschew the fri
volities of society. Now tothc point: At
the request Of MANY citizeps, American and
German. the new star An the theatrical
world, Miss Clara kcnk1, is to take ben
eiit at the German Thgktre, on next Sunday
night. Your more ibcral paper inserted an
editorial anFtnncNs> the same. for which
you have Aefhanks of Miss Kcnkels
friends. The Go-ette was rconestcd 10 do
likewise. bat The eiiior's Aorals and CEN
s-ie'4ce would not aiiow his pristine virgin
sheet to be dctiled- by Sunday announce
ment. 1t natIefcd nat whether the lovers
Of the heautiAi W the }raina q sired to en-
dorse Mss Kenkcl's AIDING bysa public ac-
acknowledgements, the sanfity of ppubiic news
paper you'd no; allqk sucI acknowiedg
ment> u be pubnsncy II ". proposed to
the Qr-'tte man y drop ihe oLiectonaI
word Sunday" 3fd writca an editorial no
ilce Without it, After profising to do so,
The Gase,,s appears agai.lwi:hout said no.
tice. The Gasetts mas <oald not persuade
his sapctjmonious soulfo write on smch an
unhoiy yu,atter as Tb<Htr;rais, even if they
d'i not ta*< pIa s|m a Sunday.
.PiiIIp KAHN
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-22

844fs *ssf NAspt e.assRsf, !
Pa.ya yasV y SAaeB L ussgnAls FSng J
W ssiny o. Juns3s ,. tss4 =
Persons not ds for ri IL. y d.y nd no, iiase
drrfs from age u ',,hes . usc., hsvs .xoias q :
dee 'e to BE- person y rcpr sensec In the army :
~ .dd,'io 70 -, coa:rit iioss they have d IN
tn Wy Of bnnntass, hey propose 10 proeass .,
seiS ow- s4psn-r rDi present for <lusemsat re
cru T. ~ S.rfsssnt thsm in ,hs sssvfsA rutA re-.
ticsl .aiSsot I'm . = fsby o. spssAa . masaA siSn
snd ere usAesms,' Psavozt as shsD spd 20 oeh.
~ as-ss sctiua Z sdes h. Dsssss - e,1-s 4 y
|ssrsss Ill ths tAQl,alressths spb~s ~ ~ and
atsss' ssapsly the sAssa-le yss6Duosnoes -
esty pre s6sai. - eeteetae4s ~ - .ss,eu
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-22
-- ----
PROCLAMATION.
wAsaIkGroy, Jrly Is, 1874
n. iAs Fresiderf Of Tie Uaifed Statss.

"AsI'ASfoS, July -, Isst
y. he Prssiisrf Of ils United Staf.s.
PROCLAMATION.
wHrvrAs ~ the act spprnvcd Ja.y 1. 1854 entitled
calling out te national forces and for other urpnts 4,
il proviiAi ;hst THE President IT the United states
may M discretion. ai any time her -afer. esli Tor snv
volunteers for the r~pracijye terms
one ,hr- years .o- military Service and that
Ia case th- quas snv part thereof Of any town. town
'ip ware II city. einc or elsctian district. OF
space Of fy ttss af.r such call, thea the rresden.
saa -dstey order draft for one yecr TO MI such
wExREAs The ,.w enroiirien. here ofyre ORDERED l.
far compe.ed that Tie aforementioned act If Con-
gress may now be put in operation for recruiting
nri keeping up the str myth If the ARMIES il
the field tor garrison and such military operations may
6s required tor the purros. 81 -Fprrssing the reb-na
aud restoring ihs authority OF The Cnte o,.tas in the
insurgent States:
Nov. therefore. I. Abraham Lincoln, President Of .he
C.i:ed states. ISSUE this my cali for FIVE HUNDRED
Tiio'liaND VOLUNTEERS, tnr the military service !:
provided nevestheless, that all credita shich be
ished under section right u! the aforesaid ACT,
a:ccut oi persons wbo have entered the al
dirn the present rebellion. and iy cred Is for fur
ret rs the iailits-y scr, ice of calls hereto
fore made for volunteers, will be accepted uider this
CALL tor two, er tbre ysgrs they may select aud
wli bs entitled 10 'he bouny pisdei ~ ,h- laws 'r
the period ri se sce tor wiltf they eis and herel;
ijoc.i cr,,-T ap direct hat Immediately after tho II
lay y. s.;. sler lsd+ bens fry IL from he
iis ca, anf, ir toops I, f,.r year sl,se
tsla IN ryety town, township, ward OF city precinct
eiref"n district. county not 80 sgbi'rl q. u fh-
part t-.reei which usy I.ea Us ,oiuneers on
tn SAL aii i.ty Of September, 1864.
In testimony whereof lisfe h.reunto set my hand
ana cause The .ea, Of the ti'e states "a ~ aixed
cnr ut the tity of as-.n,oa tIs eighteenth dsv oe
July. in the ycsr Of our l.erl thousand
l. eight ianrrd I'd ski, four, Of til. in,eI.n-
t~aee Of the United State .hc eixh,y-nr'h.
(sigFi,! ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
BY .he President;
W. Ii SgwAs4, Secretary o! State
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-22

CLoAgs, circulars and lace goods rheap II
Whsler's In silk, in cloth, in mozambique.
lace points, etc. 3tawtf
Err your wli,cdoAls and notions at
streepeF's, in Sslropf'an Block. Also
fans, rarasols' Fft'msYes, &c. lie sells
thea cheap. CHG hinlE call.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-22

b, YOUR ZoZoNDoNT roR TIE TEETi,.
Talleinand's specific, secley 3 Catarrah Rem
cdy and Strickland's medicines at Bal.
lord
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-22
To.Days' Advertisement
CIRCULAR.


The following Il patlishsd f1r tie ns9rmaties of ail
nerrned All pessona dseirous Of ~oirnseeng 10 any
Of the old regmen.a thereby scr1r1 the bounty and
avoiding the rendias erae, win apply to the Provost
Earshab IN ihsif rspesve Districts vhs VIII rseruit
and forward fhs1 csssl to reuds.oaa at davenport
This Department u.ges r2on The s'sts the following
pan Of ac;ica:
ist- isstnedssseIy call usrtinss IN eaeh wara NJ
township.
p. Appoint energetic committees 70 a-ss resuiiirs
and to cseh ward and tsrpsaip to asce.ia;s
tie numbers and o! ei,aens who viii furnish
representative recruits substitutes t~cse the draft
81. asco rsin Whist oun of mogev ~sn - -rsed 70
pay local beur; 10 volunteers, AID ~ esaash rules
for safe lisbrrse11 nt cl <cnia.
All psprs throughoutshe state earnestly ~, 1estn
To rablish this ci-cu'a: vi.noat charge.
y. q. BAKER.
Adj. Gen'i Of Io.s.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-22

D. nsmo - yer N tGc e-Yuft re -.
cents VIII oc noted Oh the Enlistment and Deeerip.
70 Roll Of ths rserus. aad viii be carried foY yard
firm those papers - TIE ether oaieia, ree,,ds
which firm his military hstory.
6n't bly, p, r1ed Ger i6 .a:es of this pss.osc. re,.
sesent.fios IN the ser,i.e viii 30 forward d from
this olics. 70 - HEsi ou, and ..saed By Proves,
a.s 70 the rs-scas WHO rus in rserese. s,s,s
ferrs.;s
JAMES d. Fry,
Psoyo.t Marshal Gen raj.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-22
keaS ksas sGAs vs..

The new and legant mai ana passenger packet
keth,bmrg. Captain &. Morrison. will depar,
ior Fort Madison aud wa, points ;n-.n.rroa mor.,-
M ii, clock. For freight or passage ap
ply 10 Z. \. Tiic5cin. agent.
The mail aud passenger packet Bill Hcnder-
son, Captain b. V. Dawley, will depart ior
Dubuque and way points tomorrow morning.
z. N. Prettvman. agent
DYsPEPsrA. NERNnrsxFss AMI DEBILITY
DR.. Sfrjci9aad's Tonir-We can recon
mend those suffering with Loss of Appe-
lite. Indigestion, or Dyspepsia, Nervousness
and Nervous nebili Y. to use Silicklands $
Tonic. It is . vegetable PREPARATION. free
'foin alcoholic liquors it strengthens the
whole nervous system II oreates a good
appetite. and is warranted to cure nyspep-
sia and Nervous Debility.
For sale by Druggists generally at 81 per
bottle. Prepared by Dr. A. Strickland, 8
East Fourth street, Cincinnati. ohio.
luly20 dSwtf.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-22

SnAKrLEr's BrRLEfQuE OPERA THourE.-
The renowned aud original SAM with
his troupe of .-Iro6 clad" Mnstrels CON-
posed CT tw enty tyo star performers. give
the first Of two Entertainments at Weiting
Hall this evening" Among the talent we OBJ
serve the well i1lown names Of Cool Bur
CESS, Pref Clyfkmer, Nally Thomas. Lit
tie Archie tie sweetba!setto, J. L. Suili-
van, and h9st of oth4s, under the im,ne-
diate persort! directik n -Ac- s'imisable
Sam SharpleT, whosy success during the
pa, two years earned for hIn the jealousy
ofhis cotemp rarics n Cork Opera. This
troup performs on al occasions all that it
advertises and when the programmes ss-
sure, Us of a change II performance on each
evening We may rest ka'isilcd that such viii
be the case 10 nis3t M. Sharply will in
troduce his original Vnio eccentricities, ac-
companied with loc4 songs. poit cal hits,
military criticisms, ct@; and also the -iaugha
bic eytrava.anza Of 3SiG2sy- on the ar
AN, Dy tnc s1NIe R2fprOach Die 0elih-
Gator. The s1iigh Dut3 Quartct,e' will
&c somr-hin4 n1psfous and champion
double clog dance is givqf by Mcssrs Stone
and King, vino are sa TO be two of tho
best On the boar.ls. y the programme we
notice several new ssfys, while "Li.tle Ar
cole ; ballads.~aksppcal to the hearts ofall.
Prof Ricardo gives h~a violin solo. "Then,a
and Variai,' and thAe, with numerous
comic acts will serve to 4 hile away the eve
ming in inost pleasant AM agreeable man
ner The Instrumental inleic will Of course
be fine, as th,stssupe possS Ssses cne Of tue
best orche5Fas eva iistene9 to. Reserved
seats in " salerie} can betecurcd st fifty
cents f'm,ssion the lbdy Of the hall,
twenty five cents. As th<rc will be jam
this evAping. persons >tesiring prominent
seats should be on hand early .-.Syrae'ass
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-22

ai4o,n or GENERAL MEsrH.NpisE' CONSISTING
&c e,,ry Goods. Groceries. Hardware, Hats ana
Caps. Boots and shoes. for sa'e or EXCHANGE m ,"r
.."' lnr l., n, low prices frcm lobhers and Is
o,,..red ,nr sale on account OF the falling health
..e ;,s owner. IL can be bought at a great bar-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-22

WnoLrsAIT.-Coun!ry merchants in town
looking after goods will find an excellent
10, ,blng stor'. Of hats. caps and straw good.
a. FarrandS. which he will sell low-as .ow
as in the Chicago market Don't fail to call.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-22

- ,. -. Dunn,
Psser Arsx1
eo1neees Qlqseee, 90 vUoDoooG7r
ss-s1eQlbs& = 11e1aoey taxs lIssdy Z Psssy.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-22

d. FraEAap. the celebrated Spanish Ply
stefan may be consulted on all old chronic
diseases at his office. below the National
Banh o. Main street. For eyes and ears
Dr. I has no equal in Iowa. for he cures,
and the opposition of the spirits don't pre-
vent Dr. Fcrrard from curing his patients.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-22

LADIES ATTExTlos. -Emhroidering, quilt
ing, stitching and ppin sewing, can all be
done IN elegant ssslt Lon the Grover & Baker
Sewing Machine. For sale over Wais-
worlts' Store. Ca and czsmine samples.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-22

Az further 10 regulate and fose for tae enrolling
and calling oat the national iorcs and for uter pnT-
poscs.
D.. - =, L., a. -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-09
The Recent Raid on New Creek

specuIatiOmG of Rebel Correspond
emit as TO tho Situation In the Vail
ley and Elsewhere.
The New York World has, or pretends
to have at Baltimore a correspondent,
whose relations with the rebels are such
that he gets all their versions of news
and that he thus and other ways, readily
ascertains what the Richmond rebel lead.
ers have in mind, even before they actu-
ally commence operations. OF course,
such pretensions are sheer absurdity. The
fellow is an imposter and his news is rare
ly correct. AS showing, however, his man
ner of matchmaking, we extract the follow
ing from his theory about the late New
Greek raid, what it portends as regards
Early's movements, and what is to take
place In connection with that Generals
operations:
The SITUATION on THE LINE OF THE UPPER
POTOMAC.
have some later intelligence from the
Shenandoah Valley to day. 1t is of high
Importance, as explaining the motive
which impelled the recent rebel attack on
New Greek and Piedmont, but more par.
ticularly so in its relation to the events
now taking place in Georgia and Tennes-
see. 1t will be remembered that by the
middle of November, General Early's for
ces, as re.organized and recruited. had
embraced twenty eight thousand men, and
that between that time aud the goth ult.,
he cent down to Richmond, in obedience
to General Lees order, ten thousand of his
best troops, in two divisions, one of them
being KershaW's. 1t will also be remem-
bered that when Sheridan's reconnaissance
was made to Woodstock, on the 22d ult.,
our forces were driven back by force of
fifteen thousand infantry, and followed on
our retreat to Winchester by three thou
sand rebel cavalry. Now, although the
confederates have too often succeeded in
having, on decisive fields, or in bringing
up at at decisive moments, troops in supe-
rior numbers to ours, yet they never have
any troops to spare.
EARLY had MORE TROOPS THAN He REQUIRED.
1t requires the exercise of great general
ship, on the part of their military leaders.
to accomplish the results which thew seek
to bring about, with the really, COMPARE.
lively, small armies that they have in the
field. They have, in word, no troops to
spare. The rebel leaders have certain de
signs which they wish General Early to
accomplish in the yaHey and on the line of
the upper Potomac, this winter. $4,000
troops are not required to accomplish
these results. They can be accomplished,
the rebel leaders think, with even less than
II. oOO. The recent capture of the strong.
~ fortified positions of New Greek and
Piedmont, and the destruction Of the forts,
redouots' outWorks and public property
tnere, was accomplished by force Of not
over 1900 men, although they were so dis.
posed that there seemed to be 900 NOV.
in the light of this affair at Piedmont let snv
reasonable man say what force Of 8 900
cavalry, supported by {, 900 infantry, with
q few batteries of light artillery, is capable
of doing.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-09
OUR NEXT LEGISLATURE.
Tho senate,

The following is list of those who will
compose the State Senate, to assemble on
the 18th day of next month; for which We
are indebted to the courtesy of Ellery R.
Hall, Esq, the gentlemanly Clerk of the
Senate:
FIRST District-John H. Atkinson and Daniel Psck'
secOnd District-Aaron Hawkins and James bur
THIRD District-sWillam Price and John }. Brown,
Fourth District-EdWin Maxwell and Daniel
iiitR I DIstriOt-wtrliam E. Stevenson and Edward
s HnhGf 6strio:-D D. t. FarnswOrth and 'Jamss
NJ s e9slSI Dt.to6fsenbury Slack and John NJ.
fh sEPhth Distriet-:Edwnrd D. Wright and John B.
NG Ninth Di,triot-wIllAm g. Dunbar and civilian
TensS Distriet-AasonB echtOl and "B. N. Kitchen
Those marked with are new mem
bers. The returns are not full from some
OF the border districts. but the result is not
likely to be different from the foregoing
list.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-09
FRESH BEEF

that may be required for use Of the troops of the
United States stationed at the following places viz
Frederick. Cumberland and Olarysville, Marylandi
Harper's Ferry, Martinsburg, New Greek, Grafton,
harrisburg, Parkersburg and Wheeling, West Vtr'
ginia.
missary General of Subsistence United States Army
may direct, and subject to his approval commencing
on tho III hrst day OF January 1866 and ending on
the 1901 thirtieth day Of June, 1865.
Said Beef to be Of steers mot Bulls Stays, Hefers,
Cowsl four years old, and over, TO weigh net at
least 5OOl i've hundred pounds.
The Be- 81 to be sound and wholesome, with neOk8
shauks, and kidney tallow excluded In equal pro-
portions of foro and hind quarterS and to be in such
quantities, usually three times per week. as may be
designated by the Depot COmmissary or Com
The Contraotors will be required to keep sum,
Client supply Of Beef Cattle constantly within cup
plying distance of the tToopa
A bond in the penalty of 10000 (ten thOusandl
dollars will be required, with two good suEities q
must be shown by the official certificate Of the CLERK
Of the nearest Court Of Record the United States
District Attorney.
Proposals from a frm must specify the names and
residences of all persons composing It, and each pro-
posal must be accompanied by the oath Of allegiance
Of the party parties; also by certificate of the
responsibility above referred to- also by written
guarantees signed by the party OF parties making
the bid; the whole making four separate papers, for
which forms will be furni8hed application By mail
telegraph, in person, all OF which should be en-
veloped, sealed, and endorsed proposals for Fresh
Beef" and directed TO the undersigned at Oumber'
land, Nd.
Bids only received separately for each Of the
above named places.
Payments to be made in Treasury Notes or such
other Government Funds a. may DO on hands, II
none on hands, to be made soon as received.
The Government reserves to itself the right to
reject any all bids considered unreasonable.
The bid, oath of allegiance, certificate Of respon-
sibility and guarantee, must all be in duplicate.
all bids not complying strictly with this adver-
dsement will be rejected.
WM. H HosACR,
Captain and G. s.
dec6:1Ot Chief @. s. Dept. Of West Va.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-09

the use Of the government, giving the own
or or agent certificate Of the value, who
shall be paid the same on presenting it to
the Treasurer of the United States or his
deputy.
gars required by the Goth Section of the
Act, may be made monthly or bi-monthly
instead of weekly, as may be decided by
the Assessors. Manufacturers of cigars
shall be allowed to have their cigars in-
spected aud stamped, and to return and
pay the tax upon the same at any time
before, as we'll as at the time of sale. The
actual amount of the tax paid or payable