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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-11
OFFICE COLLECTOR IN-- REV. lsI sIsI
WHEEIIHa W Va

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Counties take notice that musl Biilingl =
atty Collector for these c5untio1 viii meet themE7
times and places, - follow II this notice -
Cartsd, the penalties g per the ssettol Of Z :
else Law, gives below, VII Be enforesd
Col Ist Dist We. "a
s'sEc D. And Be It further snaetedI IL; -
Of aid collectors LhAll, within twenty 1ayst1
receiving his annual collection ltst froz ne -
sora give notice By advertssuent published z -
COUNT in his collection district, IN one neEI7sz
printed in such county, II any such there b 81
notifications TO be posted Up in ~ least i1zT l-
places in each county In his coilectlon dislriz =
the sid duties have become due and paJatiA =
state the tine and place within sad county a. -
be or hfs deputy viii attend % receive the az1aa-
tine shall not be ~ than ten days amer az =
heation and all perBouB Who shall neg47et 2 I.
the duties aud taxes Aforesaid Assesse1 -
the time specified, shall be liable 70 pay = =
eentum additional upon the amount tasrsl- =
fact Of which liability hall be stated n tAs -
tfsemeut and notifications Aforesaid Az =
Than ten days, IL shall be the duty Of ne 60
or his deputy 70 issue 70 such person n1sles :
left ~ his dwelling or usual place Of b1Eas., -
sent BY mail, demanding the payment o. - =
or taxes, stating the amount thereof VIZ =
twenty oenfs for the isSuing and seTElos o. -
notice, and with four cents for each lille -
and nsceaarily Travelled in serving the NJ =
II such PerBons ahAn lot pay the duties q =
with the penalty Af0ru1aid. and the fes o. -
cents and mileage atJresaid, IlLhin -
after the service or the sending by EAl p =
notice, IL shall be the duty Of the eol4sSl1-
deputy 70 eoIlect the aid duties or ta1si- -
penalty AforesAiA
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-11
JUNKINs. BRANJ
NOTICE.

THE Annual Meeting of the Stockholders OF the
Il Citizens Pire, Marine and Life Insurance Com
pauy OF wheeling will be held at the ONCE Of the
Company on Tuesday. August the sd, 1864, between
the hours OF two aud I've Oclo X P NJ, for the pur-
pose OF electing nine directors 10 for the
suing year. W. W. SHRIFER,
auge-2w Secretary.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-11

WEST VIRGINIA
BIBLE, TRACT AND RELIGIOUS
b o x Fl o U 3 Z,
No. "a Monroe St,
w H E E L I n Ct,
RS now receiving and VII keep constantly on hand
i complete List ofall the Iate publications. when
viii be sold toe ioWest publish srs prices IA
liberal discount 70 Ministers aud Sabbath sehoon-
Orders ADDRESSED 20 9 go. W. BrONEhr DePo niLAryB
viii rscsiys prompt Bttsnfion. Je@SmaGW
CHOICE FAMILY FLOUR
100 BARRILs CHAMPION MILLS, the finest
lNJNJ ADD beat h5ur in the market. just received
SuzS IIsT, MORRISON co.
TART TART
0n BARRELS PINE TAR, Just received By
81 a1g9 LIST, MORRISON co
.FFa CHEESE.
IOS BOXES ". r. CHERsE Just resolved By
lZO augi LIST, MORRIsON 90.
POWDER.
. CAsEB RIFLE POWDER,
- = Mining g for ale By
uuE4 LIST. MoKRIsJN 90.
CTRROIL PLATEs-To marx Clothing. Orders
- received for Stencil PlatuIsaly asyss, A.
D. NIColL RIOS los, Main st
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-11

TNHE ovERsEERs OF THE POOR OF OHIO
L County, West Virginia, have under their charge
at this time at the Poor House the following aged
children, which they would be glad to have SPpren-
tieed in good families until they Of age, fol-
lows:
Margaret, aged SIX years.
Mary, Is months.
George, years.
Richard, 8
John, Z"
Charles, 60
Washington, 10
Isaac, 8
Alexander, " Il months.
AS. TODD,
auge-Std&1tw President OF Board.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-11
FOR SALE.

TWO HORSES. CARRIAGES AND HARNESS.
One horse is fine large family beast. One
carriage aud harness nearly new. Enquire at
aug9 PARTRIUGE'S GALLERY
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-11

CONGRESS WATER frssh lluppIy Just 70
~ eetyed - No. ODD Fellow Han Drug Store.
Twenty ave esnts . bottle, jy2s
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DIV Goods AtOre fOr Sale.

THE subscriber wishing TO change his business
Il would offer his Store for sale, together with q
lease Of the House az present occupied by him.
for many years.
AS Is we'll known the business is a good one, no
better in tho city and chance is nov presented Of
going into business not often presented
i can keep portion Of the stock on hand should
purchaser not want It all, A. havs braIch
store in the country.
My stock is well assorted aud is just what is
wanted for the business, and is known the stock
On hand Is becoming more valuable every day il is
kept.
To those wishing to purchase, the terms will be
made known by application to
NV. BAssETT,
auEll 2w No IS Main street
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-11

Jy2aGuE 1
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-08
Gle 4aiTu duauttaI.
FRIDAY ....................5ULY 9
Union Congressional Conven
ton First District.

The Union voters Of the First Con
gressional district Of Indiana, will meet
in Convention at Evansville on
wednesday,, July 27th, 1884, at 2
o'clock, r. N
For the purpose Of nominating q candi-
date for Congress. The various couD-
ties in the District are requested to per-
feet their organizations Immediately aud
appoint day, cay Saturday, July 10Th,
1864, for holding County Conventions,
TO select delegates to the District Con-
vention. County committees are re-
quested to assist in organizing the vari-
Gus townships in each county, that they
may hold meetings and be represented
in the County Conventions.
Friends of the union, let as be awake
to our duty. Let mera pGrtyisDa find no
place in our bosoms while our country
needs our united support. While our
land is being drenchsd in blood in order
to preserve the noble heritage our IA
theirs left as while our friends in the
army are gathering their host for a
6nal struggle for the life Of the nation,
and while our eagles are mounting the
battiemenis Of the enemys strongholds,
let one united voice 60 up from every
patriot in the land, declaring that "tbis
Union must and shall be preserved. =
Let US perform our duty, and glorionz
triumph awaits us.
BY order Of the Union Congressional
Committee.
ALyAH JOHNSON, Chm.
Union papers 10 this District will
please copy.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-08

Dick BoLIs's GAXG-FREDosTA PLUM
DEEED.-The Louisville Journal of yes
terday, says: The notorious cut-throai
guerrilla, Dick Bolin, with his gang OF
thieves, made a raid on Frenonia, Ken-
lucky, on Sunday, the 18th of June
The citizens we're robbed, and private
and business houses we're plundered in
the most lawless manner Several han-
dred dollars worth of goods we're taken
from the store Of Mr.. Robert Harris
Many of the citizens were placed under
arrest and subjected to indignities Col.
Starting, with detachment Of troops,
pursued the gang and scattered them
At Madisonyille. They concentrated
again the next day, and on the 2eth
passed through Princeton, plunderfng
the citizens living along the read.
Mr Burbanks, of Evansville, Indiana,
was stopped on the road between Fredo-
MIA and Princeton, and robbed Of bis
pistol and $40 in money. The Union
men of Kentucky have TO submit to many
prosecutions from these outlaw bands
On the evening of he Both band Of
thieves was reported lowering in the vi
ciAity Of Princeton, bat We have no par
ticulArs in regard to their operations.
When Bolin's gang was last heard from
it was moving toward Cumberland river,
with Col Startling in close pursuit
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-08
FOR SALE.

HAVING psrnAnsntly located in cineinnasi,
Il and thinking ne can smPley means in
oar business 70 gsed advantage. afsr fer sale
tbs foliswlzg very dsairAbls property IN Evans
viia, IndiAnas
III. large, two stery brick. mstsl-rscf Ware
house, srbsantisiiy built, With lee CELLAR sstsrn,
Ae, ke., being IS - 1ss fset, fronting on Locust
street and extending from finn Canal street to
Dusham strsss. Prics SO $50.
The Brick smeke-hsuss and Perk House lot
No. a. cab. 10 200. d, e. eoraer Loeasf and Dun
has street. Pries % 800. We would alse all the
Pork Houss hxturss including Kettles, Lard
Press and Tsouxhz. OF earnra, sc.
Isots Nos and :, sub lot 300. d. T., being 80
feet front Market street, With the wooden
sheds thereon. Price $500 90 eAsh.
The undivided one halfof tbs frame Warshouss
on lsts Aad Ia Block 20, =. g.. bsin9 81 BY ian
feet and runnisg tarough fron CaaAl TO Church
strest. PFies 81 600.
Lot No. &. block "a. Z. T., adjoining the sbovs
now enclosed, and can b used as Salt Yard.
Price $3.50 20.
Lot No Q. bleek 90. II. g., very desIrAhis
Residences building let on Chestnut street. Price
$500 o.
II not ssla hsfors Wednesday. July 2Tfh, 1854,
the aboEe will be offered At public auction.
Terms Cash-titls undisputAhle. Possession
Willie given Immediately. Address
fcsTER BRoEHEEs,
Ne. 81. West second St.. Cincianstt. o.
or apply 70 GutLD COPELAND, E-q., Bssksr,
aH fs Evansville. Indiana.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-08
ths rebellion sDd to crssss q prejudice
AGAINST TIA New England States.

ths rebellion sDd 10 crssts q prejudice
against Tia New England States.
Men who talk thus are not Union men;
they are not good men they are not even
respectable men. They are sowing the
seeds of second disunion, and endsaV-
oring 70 bring about the further disinte-
1ration of the Republic BY separating the
East and West There was no rebellion
IN the South until just such nischievous
politicians created a sentiment ameag
the people there unfriendly TO the North.
Laird and Wolfe and their associates ap-
pear 70 De at the same game, trying to
prejudice our people against New Eng
land Let the people beware of all such
disturbers of the public peace. They
are the allies Of JEFF Davis & Coo
sorkers With the.devil to overthrow and
destroy the Republic.
Yours, for the Union,
TRAVELLER.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-08
+ Cannelton Reporfe,


s@ The New Albany Ledger, a sorter
war Democrat, We believe, don't think
much of the great Dodd and the man.
agemsnt of the Democratic party at In
dianapolis. Under the caption of Hard
Work" the Ledger sticks it to the Sen
tinel-the central organ. See latter SEN
tence of the following paragraph from
skse Ledger:
We observe that the Indianapolis Jour
nal is laboring with might and main to
make great man out of 81. q. Dodd,
who is delegate from the Indianapolis
district to the Chicago Convention, Mr.
Dodd, it appears, is a rampant, uncon~
ditioual peace man, and won't vote for
Mcclellan under any circumstances.
Mr. Dodd is q great orator, we suppose,
though we must confess to never having
heard him. From the manner in which
Governor Morton's organ is patting him
on the hack, we presume he is doing
good service for his ExeeIleney. Under
all the circumstances we sre not much
astonished that the once proui and tri-
umphant Democracy Of the central dis
trict have dwindled down to . miserabls
and hapless minority.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-08

RIGHT BETWEEN THE EYEs-The Lou
isviIle Journal eager to do the dirty
work of slavery, remarks:
The Abolitionists advocate amalga-
nation; but before they practice it they
will have to get the consent OF the mig
ger, aud the niger is getting proud"
10 which the Louisville Press responds
with the following singer:
heretofore the patriarchal aristoc-
raey have not consulted the niger, but
practieed smalgamation at will, and
were always proud"
VI course what the Louisville Journal
opposes is not the amalgamation bu. the
necessity of getting the consent of the
niger This doubtless appears to the
Journal TO unsettle one of the verv
foundations of society, if not utterly TO de-.
stroy the freedom of the press. The
Journal stands afFected-almoss 70 tsars
-Naskriias 1Tssas
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-08
Tho AIahama and Kaarsage.

The conqus est Of the rebsl pirate, Ala
bama, by the U. g. gunboat Ksarsage,
off the French port Chsrbourg, is equal
to a victory, on land, over large rebel
army. 1t is highly beneficial to our
cause, in the proof il furnishes of the su-
psriority OF our vessels and ornaments
ever the best of foreign manufacture,
Be It remembered that the Alabama 10
brag effort Of British naval architecture,
and her armament the best the British
manufactures could supply. This proof
Of superiority will go far to restore to us
our lost prestige on the high seas, and
will cause quite stir in the naval cir
eles Of Europe, and set crowned heads to
thinking OF the power of this Republic.
Capt Winslow, of the Kearsage, per-
formed this work expeditiously and sci
entihcally. The account of the action
reminds us of the victories of Paul
Jones, and the brilliant exploits of our
gallant little navy in the war of lSl2-l5
Winslow deserves to be made Commo-
dore.
Now let our Anglo-Rebel friends( p
trot out their piFalieal crafts. We have
feet Of iron-clads ready for them
the Ksarsage And "a few nore of the
same sort"
Semmes, the pirate, escaped by the
aid of his rebel emissAries in England
and France. His time, it seems, has
not yet come. But how humiliated must
he feel He could capture and
burn unarmed and helpless merchant
ships, but as soon as be met "a fOsman
worthy of his steel he was vanquished
aud his vessel destroyed. o, valiant
Semmesi
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-08

RIVER BLOCKADE An impression pre-
walls in this and neighboriag eommuni-
ties that passes" are necessary to per-
sons wishing to cross and re-cross the
river on legitimate business. At pres
ent certainly this is not 80. No person
on this or en- the other side have the
power to issue 'spasses," hence no per-
son en- this or the other side are author
lied to obstruct travel The naval au-
ihorities can prohibit the crossing of the
river, unless properly permitted, when
they deem such prohibition necessary to
the public peace and safety, and VIXEN
they have q force present to enforce that
prohibition, and only then Far be it
from ~ even to insinuate thu remotest
characterization to proper authority, or
evasion Of proper naval or military or
ders; but we do insist, for the sake Of
common sense, the common good feeling
toward cur authorities, and the common
peace and security along this border, that
this and surrounding nsighborhoods shall
not be insulted and inconvsnienced BY
iatermsddlsrs Of sslf-assuned authority.
Cannslton Reporter.
The Reporter man and bis sympashiz-
ers on both aides Of the river would do
well to heed what they attempt to do, be-
fore they undertake to set at defiance
the authority of the Government Com
mander Fitch knows what he is about
sad is not man to be trihed With, and
the Reporter would do its friends kind
Mesa BY advising them to obey his orders.
They viii be enforced.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-08

TIE GERxAx PREss AND FREMONT
The Cincinnati Commercial SAYS: Nine
OF the German papers Of the West, which,
immediately after the Cleveland Con-
yention, placed the name of Fremont at
the head Of thar columns, have dropped
the same, and sOatinus in the support of
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-08

SoT No greater service can be done our
gallant soldiers in the field than to keep
them well supplied with vegetables.
Apart from the hankering whick those
who have been confined to salt pork and
hard bread have for fresh food, the SAM
tary advantages of vegetables in warm
weather are very great There is q
special demand for onions, which serve
an invaluable purpose. In the East
special efforts are being made to supply
the much needed vegetables. We hope
our citizens will not be behind in like
beneficial labors.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-08
WANTED.

CUBsTI rUTEs-TwO good men, WHO are bot
- subject tn draft. FIR or years service. Vets
rans who hAvs served years or more prefsrre
Will pay libaKai cash bounty. Enquire at this
Iyeu
INFORMATION III Matilda McMorris. wifs Of
i Thomas A. Mcborfis, OF Of YsIoo River. will
appIy at this ONCE, she can hear OF tho where
abouls Of hsr husband. She has on- child twelve
years cid, named Minerva. When LAST heard from,
shs was At Columbus, accompanied by colored
man named sims. iHne3O 2w
CCHo0L TEACHER - BY the Congregation
- Bsnai Israel, a competent Male Teacher Of the
English Branches 70 take charge Of thsir School
about the let Of Septemb nsxt. Salary liberal.
For particulars, apply to
- b. HERMANN, President.
wM. LowENTHAL. sect'y. luls
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-08

the present Administration. The few
supporters Of Fremont IN this city have
bsea making desperate sfort to estab-
ish 3 German paper for bis support, in
opposition to the Tolks6EGtt We IN
derstand they have sigually failed
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-08
GOLD PENS.
q p Rernsss Extra Gnld


asaa f.stas as.tf lsse -fszsle-l.ssgrk, - T.. r.
xrkA Lou. KY for which have e,
PgSgkf. and are warranted "a csrats
'eT taci In every respect. Sent BY mail
o any part Of the country on receipt Of 4
siarE charges Persons ordering viii pie
he size and style desired whether hard
Inc or ccSrse; aud II the rem should fail
z prove deieetive, they viii have the pri
Schssi- ing A dejuctlcn Of fifteen per
owcd on orders Of SIS or over, and, tw,
er cent. On those Of 500 Lfl,erual discou
Q ihe trsie, Old pens repaired in the b,
er for thirty dve cents (Gssd ssansp) each
ars showing slEes, styles, ant prices Of
eat fnEs 60 any address. Address
CO. BARS
neeler in Gold Pens and AMERICAN v
53s aain Street, cor. sixth, Louisville
mch21'64
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-08
CoLoATr,s uONEY sOAp.

rAis eslssra,sd Toilet soap, In sueh uni
vsrsal demand, ls made from the choicest ma
tsrials. is mila and emolIient in its nature,
nragrsntiy scented, and extremely bsns
Aoiai in Iss action upsn the skin. For sale BY
Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
TEE CONFESSIONS AND ExPKRIKHCE OF
AN INVALID,
Published for the benefit, and a. a warning and
CAUTION TO YOUNG MKN who suffer- nom
Nervsaa Debility, Premature Decay Of Manhood,
etc., supplying at the same time. THE MEANS
OF sKLF CURE. By one who has cured hImseIi
aSr being pat to great expense and injury through
nsdieal humbug and quacksry.
By enclosing q postpaid addressed envelope
singis copies may be had Of the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR. Ksq.,
Bedford. Kings County, n. Z.
maVaOi V.is6s
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-08

The following letter from sTennsssse
refugee was received some two weeks
ago but has been misplaced. 1t shows
the spirit of the true Union men OF the
South:
JuxE 18th, 1854.
EDrToRs EvkSsvIILE JOURNAL: see
in your daily, Of June 18th, your state
msnt that gentleman from Tennessee,
residing now in Wsrriek County, stated
that "the rebsls about two years ago
drove him from Tennessee" / wish
you 10 correct by saying Is months, for il
has been scarcely that time since was
forced to leave my home, and the same
luminosity now exists here with the
Southern sympathizers that did there
then, and if they dared they would do
the same thing again here. The speech
es made by the editor Of the Evansville
Times and Whittlesey, of your city,
we're made on Friday, instead OF Saiur-
day. Mr Whitslesey, when be got up to
address the audience, stated that he felt
very much embarra ssed to address an
audience, for the time had come when q
Democrat could not address an audience
without an Abolition mob, but he feared
nothing of the kind here. Then be
commenced q TRADE Of abuse against
the Administration, calling it Lincoln
tyranny. He said TO the Republicans
that when the Democracy got into pow.
er they would not arrest them without e
charge, or mob them, though "some of
you deserve II" (Cries Of athat is so y
He went on and said to bis Dsnocratic
brothers that they every Gee had work
to do which must be done, and to
leave no stone unturned, and to hold
their meetings regularly And they took
him at bis word aud held one that night
about two miles south Of Lyunville, in
the woods. He said to his audience that
they would be just as sure to elect Nc
Clellan IS the sun sets, as the Republi-
cans had out two candidates for the
Presideney-- Fremont and Abraham
Lincoln. Yours truly,
TrSgEssEE UsIoS.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-08

a Remedy for Piles.-Tt Is ablsssing to
the suffering to know that We have an sfFeetuAi
care for this truly troublesome disease. Mr. ].
P. HaEardO. of le4 Second street, Cincinnati, o.,
takes greaS pleasure In Informing all who are
suffering with piles that he used a small quantity
Of Or. strlekland's Pile Remedy, and Il effected .
permanent cure. This seems to be the case with
all who make use of this splendid preparation.
II manufactured at No East Fourth street,
Cinannati, o., and sold by all Druggists
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-08
Honor the Fourth.

A LARGE STOCK or FLAGS. WORTH
a exc cents 70 forty dollars . pieos. Just
"a aud selling cheap ~
sCHAPKER a RUssING
No. - Main Sire
Next 70 Cooks Gros
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-08
Kentucky.

Our sister State across the Ohio is
under martial law. 1t is right and proper
to declare martial law there. She needs
it as much as Tennessee, Virginia, or
Arkansas The gserrillas have posses
sion Of the larger portion Of the State,
and her citizens take little or no interest
in driving them out Now Uncle sam
will have to do it in his own way, and
that will be by using the ready-mads
material lying loose all over Kentucky,
viz: the negro slaves As . conse-
quence, slavery will be totally destroyed
there-crushed between the upper aud
neither millstones.
Kentucky has been bringing just this
state of things on herself for three years
She has dubbed, and higglsd, asd
sehemsd, and sonspirsd to obtain her
rights-the right to hold human beings
in bondage and live of Of other mems
labor, at the expense of the Union--and
now she is getting her rights with ven
geance She has only herself to blame
When will the people Of Kentucky
learn that-in the words of the Iamented
Douglas" there are only two sides in
this WARP When viii they learn that
there can be no neutrality between the
Government on the one side and traitors
on the Other7 Perhaps sot until their
State is a desert like Virginia Happy
for them If they learn the lesson sooner.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-08
RaF 'em Ont.

A LARGE STOCK OF AUSouIro BARS
y opened and selling cheap at
ScAHAPhER & BuSSIN0,
No. - Main Strtt
Next 10 Cooks Groe
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-08
INTERNAL REVENUE.
u -.

q aA7-zaNsAaN
The Annual List Of Internal Rev
enue for Income Tax, Licenses, &C.,
for all persons in vanderburgh
County liable to pay the same, is
now ready and payment is hereby
demanded, payable within TEN
DAYS from July 4th, 1864 During
that time will be at my Office. No.
10 north First Street, Evansville
from o till 10 AN. and from 2 to 5
P. n. for the purpose Of receiving
said Tax and delivering said
Licenses.
The penalty Of doing business
without License is three times the
amount OF the License for each Of
Tense. The penalty for nonpayment
during the time required above is 8
per cent. on Income and 10 per cent.
on all other taxes in the annual list
WIN. E. FRENCH, Collector,
Sd Div. 1st Dist. Ind.
Jaly 2, lot