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Kliskin on Denmark.

MIR. Ruskinsthe art critic, in a letter tu the
London Post, thus bitterly discourses upon the
course Of the English Government in relation
to the Danish question:
Ihe ccssion of Savoy was the peaceful pres
ent OF few crags, goats ard goathcrds by one
kiRg to another; it was also. fair to pay, for
fair work, and in the profoundest sense. no
business Of ours. Whereupon Mr.. Kinolukc
me"cd like moonstruck cat going 10 be-
made mummy of,for Bubostis: But we saw
the nobte Clrcassian nation murdered and
never uttered a word for them. We saw the
nobte Polish nation sent to pHre in ice. and
never strnck a blow for them. Now the ma
'tlon OF our future Queen calls to- Ms for helm
IN its last agony, and we round sentences and
tnrn our backs. Sir have no words for these
things, because / have no hope. It is not these
speaking puppets who play before rs whom
we have to excuse; it is not by cutting tho
strings OF them that we can redee>ts our deadly
error. We English, as nation, know NOT and
care not to know, single broad OF basic nrin-
clpie OF human justice. We have only our in:
st'ncts TO guide US. We will hit anv bodv
again who hits us. We will take care Of onr
own families and our own pockets and we
are characterized in our present phase Of on
i'ghtenmentsmainly by rage in speculation.
lavish expenditure on suspicion or panic. zen:
sros,ty whereon generosity is useless anxiety
tor the sonls Of savages, regardlessness oftKose
OF civilized nations, enthusiasm for liberation
OF blacks, apathy to enslavements of whites.
proper horror of regicide, polite respect for
Popnllc'de, sympathy with those Whom we can
no longer serve. and reverence for the dead.
Seoin "~ !">3 ourselves delivered ran .,.
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should be particularly cherished by tile people Of this
State AS we value that feeling of State prlo which
has done 80 much to place South Carolina IN the front
rahk of both tue councils and the battles Of the
Western world. let US avoid this error. we Mt least,
who occupy region of which Charleston is the inme
diato bulwark, will not ignore her glory.
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FROM THE GEORGIA FRoNT.

LovE1oY, Sept. 4.-Our army is in line Of
battle, confronting the enemy's advance at this
point. All our trains were brought off safely
The Federals entered Atlanta in columns, by
the Peach Tree Road on Friday morning at
o'clock. The city is quiet, and the citizens
who remained werc unmolested. The lines
are comparatively quiet this morning.
FROM MEXrCo.-Thc latest news wa hsste
from Mexico is a letter from Matamoras of the
25th July, which presents the state Of affairs in
that country as being by no means AS unfavor-
able for Jaurez as Maximiilian's ORGANS havo
lately tried to make the world believe. The
statement that Urago deserted Jaurez and sub
mttcc to the Emperor is refuted in the letter
which contains paragraph from letter from
Urago himself: Maximillian, even by tho
showing Of the Esta tette, and other official Of
gans find many unexpected difficulties. IT.
complains OF. the want of assistance and co-ope-
ration from the influential citizens who hereto
fore were opposed to Jaurez, but they. do not
seem to like Ma$amilian any better. We arc
told that the clergy are very much opposed to
this civilization they expected to get back
their property, but Maximiian, Almonte & Co.,.
#ant it themselves.
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>. PRorlIs OF BLOCKADE RuNN1Na.-An Eng
hsh paper gives some curious information re-
apsenag thespro6ts of blockade Running. A
slngte"b'p,lt shows'by copy of a bona :,sde
account, costs $s0,265. Ofthis amount $4,000
went to the ..captain for ono months service
s3qo2 for pilqtage, out and in, and other sums
eapaly large: to officers, engineers. and others
all OF whom, III view; of the rick incurred vere
paid the most liberal wages, even the coalheav,
ers receiving 5000 month Aca;nst: th;.
heavy expenditure, the following is Given on the
credits side. as the earnings :.
200 bales OF cotton Tor Government ON noo
900 bales OF cotton for owners. Al oeo
Return freights for Government An nm
RetuFn freights for owners. .......... oooo
"eos"seie'''' ....-............. .... 900
thus. in case of successful trip, the opera.
tors mako 'a;monthly profit of sol, ,7s5.
~ -7----~o--
The hopse'in which William Penn and b;s
family resided while they lived in Philadelpt;a
was recently purchased by a citizen of that bat
place, and will soon be demolished. The house
was'occuplcd by Penn in 1900. and in Mis-
house his son John Penn was born. tits now
about one hnbdred and seventy five wears old
and is the: last relic of the Penn family.
According to Yankee. statements no fntbe,:
RAIDS into pennsylvania' or Maryland are feared
for The present:
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CAMDEN DAILY JOURNAL.
TUESDAY MORNING, SEPT. 8.
Tffe family ot President JURAz Of Mexico had ar.
rived at New Orleans from Brazos Santiago.

RING OF THE OLD METAL-"Resoved " says the late
meeting ofthe Democracy, in Pike county, Pennsylva
na That the Government of the United States has nc
right to &c sovereign State"
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REPORTS OF THE PRESS AssOC1AT1oN:'

Entered according to the Act Of Congress in the year
1853, by j. s. THRAsHER in the Clsrk . Office oftht
District Court OF tho Confederate Statss for ths
Northern District If Georgia.
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Capt SEMMEs is about to become the historian Of bs
own exploits, and two firms in New York have an.
nouhced the republication Of his book now preparing
IN England The Cruiser ofthe Alabama and Sumter,
from the Private Journals of the Captain" The news
papers are now referring to volume Of naval sketches
written 9y SEMMEs when on board ofthe United States
vessel the sone' as aordug proof of fair literary
ability.
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Tie Burning Of ChambersburG,


Az it seems not to be generally known that
the burning of Chambcrsburg was done by au-
thority,'as All act of retaliation, we deem prop
erts publish the following copy of the order
under which Brigadicr General McCausland
laid the town in ashes:
"HEADeRs ADVANCE FoRcEs G. S. A.,
July 20, 1864.
"Io the Nunicipal AutAorities Of Chambers
burg, Pennsylvania
"The houses Of Andrew Hunter, ESQ, Alex
ander Il. :Boteler, ESQ.,, and Edmund j. Lee.
Esq, clt'zens OF Jefferson County, Virginia,
having been burned by order of the officer
commanding the Federal forces in the depart
ment called the department of.West Virgi ginia, ,
ihaVe directed that your town~pay for the said
houses, to be handed over to the owners, the
sum of $4,000 in gold, or its, equivalent: or.
if that cannot be produced, s5OO.Ooo in chr,
rent Northern funds In default of the nav
tnent of this money, your town is directed to be
laid IN ashes, in retaliation for the burning of
said houses, and other houses of citizens Of Vir-
giNniaa by Federal authority. !.
-. 81. A. EARLY,
"Lieut. General Confederate States Army"
Tho following is list Of tho officers Of the
Confederate steamer Tallahassee
John Taylor Wood, Commander.
VIM. H. Ward, Lieutenant.
Benton, Lieutenant.
Joseph Gardner, Lieutenant
John W. lyman, Chief Engineer
Charles H. Levy, Assistant Engineer.
Elias Y. Ball, Assistant Engineer.
James Foy Green, Assistant Engineer.
j. }. Lyell, Assistant Engineer.
= d. d. Roberts, Assistant Engineer.
=. NJ. Ross, Assistant Engineer
Alexander Curtis, Acting Master.
81. Jones, Assistant. Pay master.
W'L. Sheppardson, Assistant Surgeon.
- Crenshaw, Lieutenat of Marines
--- Cassidy, Boatswain. !.
- Stewart, Gunner
7- Russell, Masters Mate.
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Notice to Producers.
WARTAY 0EEIHE

WAR TAX OFFICE,
CAMDEN, s. c., Sept. 6, 1854 {
/ WILL ATTEND AT THE FOLLOWING TIMES
4, L. and places to receive returns of WHEAT, OATS.
rye, CURED HAY, and WOOL, produced in the,
present year: WV
Liberty Hill, on Monday, September 49,
Flat Rock, on Tuesday, 20.
Buffalo, on Wednesday, 81
Lsinby, on Thursday, " %:
Schrocks' Mill, Friday, %.
Curetons Mill, Saturday, 142
There is exemptions on Wheat, Oat, and ~.
wool is taxable when moro than ten pounds is grown.
and producers will make their returns ACCORDINGLY
w. WALLACE
September 6 ss,~
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our land. At the same time, there may be a
flaxen-Aaired girl who, as she. turns over the
old family pages of her history, and her eye
falls upon the name Of HAMPTON, will call
to remembrance a family tradition, that on
cer!ain April day, some seventy6Ye or eighty
years ago, her great grandfather pinned the
emblem of South Carolina and tile 5Gonfe der
acy as near as he could getitoyer Gen. Hamp-
tons heart.
.TSuiting the action to the word, the rover
end speaker advanced to Gen. Hampton, and
with grace that cannot be described in LAM.
guage, attached to his brcaS. an exquisite
Palmetto badge, interwoven with a miniature
Confederate flag, There was scarcely g dry
eye in the vast assembly, and the brave sol.
dier himself could not restrain the tears: which
the act and its associations inyoluntarily call
ed forth.
IND now, General, Presumed DR.. Palmer,)
this is sssecret which neither you nor your
honored lady must ask to be revealed. A
daughter of Carolina pins thatsymbol Of the
State aud the Confederacy On. your heart. /
have only to say, in the name Of of the fair
lady, see to it that South Carolina and the
.Coniederacy are saved; and turning to the
concourse) now point to you, ladies of South
Carolina, the CheYalicr Bayard of the South
tho chivalric knight, without fear and
without reproach.n fGreat cheers.
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Sam Houston.

YEyHIs TH0URoUGH BRED, four mile HORSE
Il will stand the present season at,the follow
ing places,viz Ona.third of'histime At Curry
tom opc-thi.d at the plantation Of John A. Wise,
and one-third at huther GetTen',, at the following
prices By the Season, $50; by Insurance, sos.
81 to groom in each case.
sAM HOUSTON is a beautiful mahogany bay,
si1tesn hands and II inches high, combining size,
action, form, style, speed, stamina and symmetry
unsurpassed. AZ
SAM HOUSTON Was srsdsSS William Worth
he by shannon; Shannon by the celebrated rae o
horse Folth. Shdnnop,s dam .was, the celebrated
race mare Clara Fisher; Worth'a dam was old
Flora Flora wasa f.... sistsr to old Barton. Sam
Houston's dam was sired by Shannon; her dam
by Belair; grand-daa by oldcimported Top Cali,
ten.
SAM HoUsT0N.is repated sura feal getts7.
Seasoasto commence from this dats, and to con.
tinuo until the 10th June.
r., y. A. SHAW.
Apr II It 16
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..q..~ HEAD QUARTERS,
oEpT.s. CAROLINA, aEoRGIA4FLoRIDA,

HEAD QUARTERS,
DEPT. s. CAROLINA, g GE0RGIA3FLoRIDA,
CHARLESTON, s. c., April Ath, 1864. !
Nm order toexpedite the;forwardingiof package.
Il to the Soldiers in this command, Lieut. J. ].
MELLON, In addition to hl general duties, is
hereby announced as. Agent for tho reception Of
packages forwarded to the ffsopsin this. Depart
men, hy1heir friends, 80
He will;make arrangements t1 receive at the
Railway: Depoh, and from The SExprasa Compa-
N.Y. all packages or parcels addressed to soldiers,
and will be held.Fssponsible for their prompt dis
'trihdion. - -. & sis..
/. Special attention should be paid to tho direo-
ton of boxes &C.. The name, Of the colder, and
letter oftho Company to which he belongs, or the
name of tho Captain, as. well as ths number Of
the Regiment should boin ths:sdarOisf
Packages mu,tnot cont.in: moro .hsn,orS ban.
drcd pounds--be we'll secured-and sent st tho
expense OF the shipper. ~.
BY command of General BE4URfeARp.
H. WEMfSStFRILDEN,
Captsin, & a. A: G.
Having been assigned to the above duty my
Office will be for the present on Hudson Street,
Sd door from King Streets. .-5e.. 49,, y.
JOHN j.. MELLON, Lieut., Re.
hprl9 I'm II
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Reaurn of Confederate Prisoners.

By the Yankee flag of truce steamer New
York, three hundred and ee htv Confederate
prisoners arrived at City Point last Thursday
night. They were brought to this CIT! Sat-
urday night, reaching thu wharf at Rocket s
at eight o'clock, p. m, when they were met
by large number OF citizens with band of
music and escorted to their. quarters. The
men were carried to Chimborazo hospital.
s6n,e OF the officers, Of whom there were be-
twcea CITY and sixty, went to private qusrters,
to the cHiceIs' hospital on 10th street, between
Marshall and Clay. -
All Of the officers and men are inValids
either from the effects of uncured wounds nr
sickness, Private !. c. Sheppard dieaop our
boat between City Point end this city.
There are now at Puint Lookout, of our
prisoners, three hundred and icrty-seven off,
GERS, TWO of whom are Colonels, and nine
t;.onsapd enlisted men. On the 25th ult., on
which daYshs iustalmsnt of prisoners left,
there we're eigpty Of der men at Point Look.
outsin the small po1 hospital.
A new horror has been added,to prison lie
at FONT Lookout since the capture OF Fort
Pillow. The post is garsIsoned BY negroes,
and they seem 10 .nayc been made perfect de-
goas blythe stories Of Tho massacre" of the
blacks at Fo.. Pillow They not only tyran-
nize and insult our mep, in every conceivable
manner, but they have taken to Shooting our
prisoners, on the merest rete1t, in revenge
for the Fort Pillow affair. Up to tue time OF
the leaving OF cur informant three Of our men
hel been shot. ono Killed. w tasss negro
guarGs, md such vas their fsyenSctnl passion
and the wantonness CT their firing that our
prisoners had to DE very guarded lest tho
sligltsyt pretent might. be seized upon as an
excuse for one of these black sayaees dis.
CT arging Lis musket upon them.
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Barter,!. Barter

WyHE ARANITEyILLE MANUFACTURING
IL COMPANY will Barter Cloth for Pro-
duce, on thsfollowing terms:
Ono Yard 4-4 Sheetng, D,ills'or: oanaburgs, or
lighter Cloth in proportion, for q pound Of Bacon
Sides, pound OF Lard 'or. Tallow.
< Three yards Of the same, and in The same pro-
portion for light goods, for bnshel of Corn CT
Peas, or a hundred pounds Of good Fodder.
Fifty yards Of the same, and sams proportion
of light goods, for barrel Of SupefGne Flour.
Three yards as above for q. gallon of SorgAo
Syrup. -
AN articles must bo delivered at GrsniteIille
where the exchanges will be made. The highest
price given fer good white clean Cotton, with or
without cloth covering-ana the saraa paid for
in Cloth at market rates. ..-
:. =. .WM. GREGG, Prest:.
.Aprl2 "a IF 18
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road, without gaining anything pa.erial'by
SO doing. A connection with the town of
Edgefield can also be made by short road
of but six miles, the construction of which
would no doubt be made by the citizens of
that place. As regards the crossing of Sa-
yannah River into the city of Augusta, |
would merely say that the present location is
such as will admit of the line being carried IN
any direction that may hereafter be found
most advisable, immediate action on that point
not being deemed necessary.
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Administrater,s Notice,

A LII persons indebted % the Estate of WA,
IA Toney, decd, will pay thasame without delay,
aad those havine clsimt against SAID Estate are
notified to render then, In properly sttsstod, to
DR.. j. B. Courtney, Agent for the Administrator,
forthwith, as We desire to closs up the Estate as
GEO. J. T0NEY,sAd.or.
Nov. IS 1ya AZ
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~ At. meeting OF tho directors of the Co.
lumbia sn5 Hamburg 6. C. Railroad, held on tho
2sth ult, it wrs resolved that the President be
requested to 20 to Richmond and advise with tho
government as to the propriety Of avisorous pros
ecution of the work Of construction, and that, u
She mean time, few contractors who are ready
bo put to work.
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Apr 10
State Of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
JNORDINARY.

y
gpYW.F DURIS0E, Esq, Ordinsry Of Edge,
I'D field District.
Whereas pickcns~ &. Ryaa has applied 20 no
for Letters of Administration, with tho will an.
nexcl b. on al and singular tho goods aad chat,
tells rights aud credits oi aaraI L. hyuh, lste OF
tn, District aforesaid, deed. :,
Those are, therefore, to cite aud admonish all
and singular, ths Kindred, aud creditors. of the
said dccessed, to be and appear before mo, at our
next Ordinary Court FOR tho said District, to bo
holden at Edgesed c.. H., on the l4th day Of
May next, to show cause, if auy, why the said
administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this SOth day
oftApr in the year Of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred aad Sixty -four, and in the eighty
ui9hth year of the Independence Of South Caro-
lima. ". L ponLksVH' k 49,
Nav It lV-
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Take Notice..

A LII persons having claims against tho Fatats
IA of Jas. S; Adams, deed, are neti6es TO rendeE
them in, properly attested, bcfare tho 1Bt Dee.
1864, aud these indebted tosaid Estate will please
fe' A. q. G.TURNER, AL4'or.
Nev.-25, 1ye 4
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NoNce,..

MFRS. NANCY JONES, living at.therold toll
lYA ga,o,. ON tho Plank Road, Two miles below
ssfe Pine blouse, tolls. ,before me: dark BAY
HORSE, ffteon and a half hands s:sa,s ..it$ hind
foot white, with email white snip on his, nose,
ahd shod ell round, supposed to be ten years old;
no othor marks. or brands perceiTsble. AppraireA
to bo wosta $780,. A. JONES, al. u. u.
Feb 9Th, 1884. 1m4t
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Notice.
CAMP 241u S. C.'y.,.

CAMP 24Tu S, C. W.,
NEAR DALrey, Ca, Apr. 18th, 1854,
ALL ADSENTEES7s 7son Co. K, Gath S. C. w.,
"A without proper authority, will report to
their command immcdintclS. If they are not
nble to report u person they will send certih-
cate frou, a Medical Fxsm}nIq Board. Certih-
Gates Of private Physicians TiA not % no.lcSo
scrto.s and treated assuch.
-''''' Z. c. NJ ORGAN, Capt. .
Co, K, 24th S. O.. ".
May2 2te .s: 10
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ga- The Selma Dispatch learns from gentle
men from DemOpolis, who arrived IN that city
that courier arrived at Gen. Polk's headquarters
"Wednesday morning, bearing dispatch fr9a
Col. Scott, announcing the capture of Bauk' and
his entire army by Gen. Smiths forces.
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> Assessors Notice.

n WILL attend at TIE time Ind places indicated
4 below to receive returns vi Taxes levied, ur-
der the Act Of Congress Of 18th February. 1864.
This Tax is nm addition,to the Tax on Income
and Profits under the Tax Act of Gath Apr, 1899,
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-Burial 4CasesI

n keep constantly on hsnSn faellstosk Of Walnut
< and Mahogany COZ FINS which, from and
aftor this date, will bo sold for Cash, and at
.prices as reasonable IS the timeu willadmit Of.
: The use Of the HEARSE Mill he charged for
according 10 tho same ratio.
90 JOHN N. WITT,
Edsshold, S. c., 6otale, 1863. If 81 Z
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EXECUTORS SALE.

sfT - VI
DY Virtue Of an order from ". +. Durisoe, Or,
ID ,iinary Of Edgeield District, will proceed
te soil at the latO residence of Il. W. LAYS, de-.
ceased, on THURSDAY, the 10th MAJ, all tho
Real and Personal Estate of said deceased, en-,
bracing CINE TRACT OF LAND of
dis Acres.
More or less, adjoining lands of DR.. ]. A. De-.
vore, T. w. .Lanham, Josiah LaDham and others.
The Personal property consists in part of
IL likely Negroes,
HORSES, MULES, CATTLE, HOGS,
CORN, FODDER, PEAS, HUoKS,.
COTTON. IN THE SEED,
Greon Hides in Tan, Plantation Tools, one Road
Wagon, one one-horsc Wagon: one Buggy
and Harness, Household and Kitchen
Fnr4iture, ono Double barrel Shot /.
Gun, one Saddle, &C., &c.
TERMS.--For all sums of and under $40 Cash;
over that amount on credit Of twelve nionthE,
with interest from dny Of :ale.
= s. GEO. X. MAYS, E1'or. =
Maya ssat 10
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Notice.

Notice. a.
A LII persons whe are dofaultcrs in sending
"a HANDS from this District to WORK ON
THE EFaGTITICATIONSio ON TIE COAST, are
hereby Notified thattb0y arc required to. deliver
thor hands on Saturday the 4th Instant, o'clock
A. b., at. Hamburg, S. O., where. an Agent will
attend to TeceiYng md forwarding thom I, to
Charleston. Those who fnifto seHdj treir hands
will be Immediately arrested and Tsnt 4owasat tho
ownors expense. . s
Edgcfield G. H., May End, 1ssas.s 2t1o.
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Notice.

a FINAL SETTLEMENT on. the Estate Of
"a Winlrey- -Whi,lock, deed, will be- made in
tho Ordinary's Office, on. Tuesday, 18th yune, 1854:
Tbe,Hoirs Of sGid Estate wip take due notice and
meet the Administrator sca the day: above. mon
tionoa. GEO. WrfIEoVh, Au
Mar7 aSn-: II
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After which time my Books will close fos the
State and District Tax. hope Tax payers Will
be punctual in making returns and paying The
same, and save being double Taxed. !,
At the same time and places in the 18th Col!ec-
ton District for the Confederate War Tax, COM
posed of the 9th and 7th Regiments, will receive
Roturns and Assess the snlne, OF the additional
income Tax. This is an additional Tax on prohts
derived from buying and selling during the year
1853, anySprituous Liquors, Flour, heat, Corn,
Rice, Sugar, Molaases or Syrup, Salt, Bacon, Pork,
Hogs, Reef or Beef Cattle. sheep, Oats, Hay,
Fodder, Raw Hides. Leather, Horses, Mules.
Boots. Shoes, Cotton Yarns. Wool, Woolen, Cotton
or Mixed Cloths, Hats, Wagon2, Harness, Coal,
Iron, Steel or Nails. Also, oil profits made by
buying and Eolling Money, Gold, Silver, Foreign
Exchange, Stocks, Notes, Debts, Credits, or Obli-
cations Of ANY kind, or any Merchandise lFoper-
ty, or effects Of any kind, net enumerated, Tsx
Of 10 per cent. is levied.
I will also receive Returns Of the nett Pork
slaughtered by any Person between the 2ith April
1883 and the lat of March 1864, US all are sub
iect to this Tax in Kind except those who'did not
Slaughter more than 2l0 lbs, and they ore exempt.
Also Registered Persons arc required to mako
returns of their quarterly sales for the quarter
commencing the lst January aud ending the Slst
Msrck 1861.
Also, on the amount of all Profits exceeding
Twenty-Five per cent. made during The year 1863,
by any Banking Company, Railroad, Tele3Vph,
Manufacturing or other Joint Stoci: Company ci
apy description whatever whether jnco: :pprated or
not. Tax Of Twenty-Five per cent. is ,eIisd TO
in addition to the Income Tax of such Banks on
Companies under Act of 24th April 1868.
THEQS. DEAF, Assessor
18th Collection Dist.