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taxss on incomes. or profits for the year
1864, shall be assessed and collected ac-
cording 10 the provisions Of the tax and
assessment acts Of 1868.
SEC. T. So much Of the tax act Of the
Gath day Of April, 1853, IS lsviss a tax
on incomes derived from property or OF.
feets on the amount or value Of which .
tax is !s'isd by this act, and also the first
section Of said act, are suspended tor the
year 1854, and no estimated rent, hire.
or intsrss, on property or credi.s herein
taxed aa valorena, shah be assessed or
taxed a. incomes, Under the tax act ot
!s63.
Src. 8. That the tax imposed BY thi,
act on bonds Of the Confederate Sta,ss
heretofore issued, shalt in no case exceed
the interest on the same, and ouch bonds
when held by or for minors or luuatics
shall be exempt from the tax in all case.
where the interest on the same shall mol
exceed one thousand dollars.
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An Act, 10 Lay additional 7'arss for tie
Common Detsnes and Support Of tho
Gorernmtnt
SEQ. l. The Congress Of the Csnf,der
ate States Of America do enact That in
addition to the taxes levied BY the "act
to lay taxes Tor the common defence and
to carry on the Government Of tho Con
fsdsrats States. approved 24,h Of April,
1868, there shall be levied from the pa.
sage ii this sct, on ths subject Of taxation
hereafter mentioned, and collected from
every person. co partnership. associations
or corporation, liable therefor, taxss ~
follows, to wit:
l. Upon the value Of property, real
and personal aud mixed, Of every kind
aud description, not Lsrsinsftsr exemp,s
or taxed vt 3 different rate, Eve PEI cent.
Providsd, That from this TAX on the value
ofp.opsry, employed in agriculture, shall
be deducted the value Of the tax in kind
delivered thersfron, rs assessed under
the Ian imposing il, and delivered to the
Government Providsd, That no credit
shall be allowed beyond Ave per cent.
III. On the value Of gold and silver
wares and plate jewels. and watches, ten
per cent.
iii. The value Of property taxed vuder
this section shall be assessed on the bssis
OF the market value Of the same or simi.
liar property in the neighborhood where
assessed in the year 1860. except 10 cases
whore land, slaves, cotton or tobacco have
been purchased since the LIST day Of Jan.
nary, 1852, in which case the said land,
slaves, cotton and tobacco SO purchased,
shall be assessed at the prics satsally
paid for the ssms by the owner
Sxs. 2. On the value Of all shares or
interests held in any bank, banking som.
Pany or association, CANA, navigation,
importing. exporting, insurance. rpsnafac.
turing, telegraph, express. railroad and
dry dock companies snd sIl other joint
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rolled i;ncs The Let day OF February,
1904.
10 addition to the foregoing exemptions
the Secretary Of War may, under the di
rsctio. Of the President, exempt or detail
such other persons as he may be satisfied
ought to be exempted on account OF pub.
lie necessity, and to insure the production
Of grain and other provisions for the army
and for tbs families Of soldiers. He may
also grant exemptions or dstaiip, ON such
terms as he msy prescribe, to such over
sesrs, farmers or planters A. hs may bs
satisfied will be more useful 10 the eoun.
Try in the pursuits Of agriculture than in
tue military service; Provided, That such
exemption shall cease whenever the far.
mer, planter or ovsrsesr shall fail dill
gently to employ in good faith his own
skill, cspi,sI and labor exclusively in the
production Of grain and o.bsr provisions,
to the Government and the fani-
lie. of soldiers at such prices act exceed
ing those fixed at the time for the articles
by the eonuis.ariss Of the State under
the imprsssmsnt act.
The old law 10 re enacted relating 10
T railroads.
O. Nothing herein contained shall be
construed A. repeating the act approved
April IA, 1868, sxemptiog cen,rsstors
for carrying the mails Of the Confederate
States, and drivers Of post coaches and
hacks from military service: Provided,
that all the exemptions granted under
this act shall only continue while. the per.
'ous so exempted are actually engaged in
their respective pursuits or occupations.
SEC. IL. That the President be, and
he ID hereby authorized to grant details,
under general rule, and regulations to bs
Issued from tho War Department, either
Of persona between As and so years OF
age, or from the army in the field, in all
casss whore, in bis judgment, justice, eqni
~ aud necessity require such details. and
he may revoke such orders OF details
Whenever he thinks proper Provided,
That tho power herein granted TO the
President to make details and exsm ptions
shall pot os construed to authorize the
exemption or detail OF any contractor for
furnishing supplies Of any kind to the
government, by reason Of said contract,
unless the head or secretary o: ths do
partme"t making such contract shall
certify that the personal services Of sucb
contractor are Indispensable to the exc
eutioI Of the contract Provided further,
That when any such Contractor shall fail
diligently and faithfully to proceed With
the execution OF such contract, his ex.
smption or detail shall :eass.
ssc. IL That in appointing local
boards Of surgeons for III. examination
OF persons liable to military service, no
member eomposing the same shall bs
appointed frsn the county or enrolling
district in which they are required 10
make such examination.
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The Military Bill.
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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-05-05
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Death of an Old Citizen.

tFrom the Whseng mieligeneer, Apiil Isl
Another ono of the venerable citizens who
link the present with the past, has gone TO
sleep with his fathers. Daniel Steenrod,
than whom few men were more universally
known in this community, died at his resi-
dence on the National road, one mile and a
half east of the city, at clock yesterday
morning. The deceased visited the city in
his carriage on Tuesday morning, and
appeared to be in the enjoyment of his
usual health. On the evening ofthe same
day he complained of pain in the side,
which seemed to partake of the character Of
pleurisy. He gradually grew worse and
expired about the time stated. He has for
some time felt conviction that his days
would not be many more. Upon renewing
his subscription to this paper short time
since, he remarked that he hardly expected
toliye to see the time for which he subscribed
expire. r.-. -s--r- .a -.1 1.se.. -l-
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-05-05
THREE HUNDRED AND SIXTY MURDERED
BLACKS BURIED.
The story about Mrs. White.

We have the highest authority for the fol-
lowing statement in connection with the story
that Mrs. NJ. Todd White Ia sister of Mrs.
Lincsln) was permitted by the President to
carry contraband goods south: Mrs. White
went south with only the ordinary pass
which the President gives to those perscns
whom he permits to 80. The President s
pass did not permit Mrs. White to take
with her anything but ordinary baggage, nor
did she attempt to take anything more.
The Presidents pass did not exempt her bag
gage from the usual inspection; and her bag
gage did undergo the usual inspection.
Gen. Butler found no contraband goods or
letters in her baggage She did not insult
or defy Gen. Butler; nor was there anything
in her words or actions which led him to
suspect that she was either Rebel spy or
enissary, or that she was violating any of
the rules under which persons are sent
through the lines. As the Copperhead pa
psrs throughout the country are quoting
the Tribune as authority in this matter, and
using that authority to sustain assertions
never made through our columns, we hope
they will give this statement a speedy and
wide publication. / N. Y. Tribune.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-05-05
TIVE DAY SCHOOL pELL.

te,ooo copies issued. Singing Book for Sehsoi,
and ssninsrics called the Day -Sehoo Ben, Il how
ready. II contains about 900 choice songs roundA
catches duets tros qsare,ts and chorusss. many a.
them written exp sssly for tins work besides 81 pages Oh
the Elements o Music, which arc easy shd progressive
fouud. "Uncls ssm's School" " Do nj you hear the
children coming, "Alwrys look the sunny side, y
aThe little lass, I" and Little Lad" "Oh IL were .
little bird Bird Of beauty" "Prey pair Tree" Anvil
Chorus" "Meot me by the running brook dc i y
compiled by Horace Wsies- author OF sabbath School
Belln Nos and O. which have had the enormous sab
Of e25O0o copies Pnces-Pnper covers, rs ocits, so
per hundred bound, 80 cents s25 per hundted, eleh
bound, embossed gilt, ~ cents, 3a5 iper hundred IS
copies furnished at the 100 price Mailed at the rstsh
price.
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NEW VOCAL MUsIC.--"I.and Of the Brave aad
IN Free,n Rev. q, $. Plumley; "Your Fortune is too
small for Me,n Comic Song. Maurice; II will wait n,
the Cats for Thee y. Holdenj I'VE Parted with Cheer
full Smile p NJ, kear; Zone by the Stars Of Eve
ninpn "'rhe Flowers bloom in Linden Vale" :. Law
is Besuliu WorldN "shsllwe Meet Beyond,be Riverr
"Ths Angels are lowering Near THE Year OF Love"
How sonly on the Bruised Hesi'" Mrs Parkhursti
@Kindly Words and Smiling Fnces,n J. Thomasi "FoI
the Dear Old Flag Die,n "Oh, why am 80 Hapny' 8,
C. FOSTER Sabbath Bells, Chime On" Lowry. sseens
each mailed free.
NKw INSTRUMENTAL .--aIdewild,"-Pcks Ca
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Waltz" "LArme,es Waltz" "Frederek wsltzn }. @.
Bernard, zoe each "we Arc Coming. Father Abraham
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uons,rb by Charles Grobe, so cents each. "Shall We
Rnow Each Other There. for Guitar, by Bioon,er, 25c
"Sunny Side Of 30 easy arrangements ior the piano
10 BY James belak and 10 by Mrs Psrkhursi ise each
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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-05-05

ITappears from the Richmond papers
that the rebels are still dig dig, digging,
around that city to fortify It against Grant, S
approach. In conformity with the views we
have heretofore expressed, those rebel pa
pers intimate that Leo will be compelled to
fall back from the Rapidan without fight.
ing Grant; aud betaks himselfto the Rich
mond Notifications. If he dees, then the
rebel capital will probable suffer siege and
receive the fate OF Vicksburg. Look out
for another demonstration on the Fourth Of
Julyl
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-05-05
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. SABBATH SCHOOL BELL. NO. q

nm snss new work of i97 psges and nes sao sr.s
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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-05-05

contains Five Hundred page. of tunes and hymps,
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The music in this book has life and animation in il, like
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sVAsDALIsM.-The Stark County Republi-
can states that some barbarians entered the
stable Of DR.. Hoffman, at Hartville. on last
Tuesday night, and killed a fine horse by
cutting the animals throat. The Doctor be-
ing an ardent Union man, it is oonjectured
that the atrocity was committed In retalia,
tion for the arrest Of several dsserters in that
neighberhood, in obedience to General
Vallandigham's ''reprisal" order.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-05-05

AFARMer in Canada recently lost his wife,
and on the day appointed for the funeral
when the guests were assembled he persisted
in!postponing the funeral. Several sympa-
thetic friends, who endeavored to reconcile
him to a final leave Of the remains elicted
from the distracted man the fact that he
had been disappointed in the attendance of
a professional gentleman, to extract several
teeth containing gold filling, which had cost
him $l2 some years previous.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-05-05
Ayers Sarsaparilla

Is compounded from the most efsctual anR-
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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-05-05
THE NEW PArRIoT4e soNe BOOK

contains oe pages Of songs duets and chorunes, bo
sick and dying .odicr. and soldiers Scripture Manual
II is well suited for social singing, well Sabbath
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found. Where liberty dwe.ls is my country '"rhe
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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-05-05

On Morris Island over one hundred tons
Of iron, consisting Of broken guns, fragm ents
Of shells and unexplodsd she'll. have been
gathered in a heap at ordnance depot. The
quantity would be greatly augmented, IL the
projectiles buried in the land were dug out
and added to the heap. -