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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-24

All tho goods In the shove list will he sold with.
out reservation, FOR ONE DOLLAR EACH. Ger.
tthcAtoS of all tho various articles are placed in
similar envelopes and sealed. These envelopes will
be sent by mail delivered at our olico, without
regard to choice. On receiving CeItidcate YOU
VIII SEQ what article It rePr sentS and lie optional
with YOU 70 send ono dollar and feceivo the ticIe
named. OF any other in tho list Of the same value
In all transactions by mail, charge for forw ard
ing the Certificates, paying postage and doing the
business, 20 cents each. Pive Certificates will be
sent for 81 eleven for 81 thIIy for S5 sixtyVe for
$40 and one hundred tor $I6. - -
We guarantee entire satisfaction In every Instance
AGBNTS-spSClal terms to Agents
Address GEORGE DEMERIT AGO.
JAO-s.mP.N.N. 8OS Broadway, New York
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-24

Dr. strickland's Pile Remedy has cured thaIsnds
Of the worst cases of Blind and Bleeding Pile IT,.
gives immediate relief and effects permantstrrr.
Try It directly. It is warranted to cure.
For Bale BY all DrugEiste. General Depot IA,
Fourth Street, Cincinnati, o.
DYSPEPsIA, NERVOUSNESS, AND DEBILITY,
UR- SER1CKDAND'S TONIC.-We can reeJ1bsH4
those suffering with loss Of Appetite, ludii~iiE,
or DygPep1ias Nervousness, and Nervous DstiltJ
% use stricklAnd's Tonic It is vegetable pr4AI'
ton, ree from Alcoholic liquors; /; stre;tsssiI
the whole nervous system 1t creates god
appetite, andts warranted to cure Dyspeph I'D
Nervous Debility. =
For sale by Druggists generally at 81 per bstts-
Cincinnati, o. -
For sale by BRENTLINGRR 4 DERRY; REID,
L1sE 4 CO., M'LANE BROTHERS; L. BOOKING;
": w, GRAHAM, Wheeling, and by DHaa7
oct. 2i.davlv ad
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-24

All the Medical men and the Press re ,onmss
Dr. stricklaud's AnttCLolera Mixture as the out
q combination OF Astringeuts, Absorbonts, stin.
Tents and OarminativeS, and Is warranted to effect
cure after all other means have failed.
Forsate by Druggists. General Depot Es
Fourth street, Cincinnati @.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-24

DR.. stricAland's MeIHHuous Cough BAla4n is VA,
ranted to cure Coughs, Colds, Hoarseuess Asthma,
Whoeping Cough, Sore Throat. Consumption, anl
all affections Of the Throat and Lungs
For sale by Druggists. General Depot EAs
Fourth street, Cincinnati, o.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-24
CHERO KEE PTITi


currence of the Monthly Periods.
R4-The euro or obviate those numerous diseasa,
that spring from irregularity, by removing the n
Sn-ThSy cure Suppressed, Excessive and Pain.
full Menstruation. .-.=# aH
They cure Green Sickness (ChlorosiO
AThey cure Nervous and Spinal A ffectinps main,
In the back, and lower parts of the body Ha,yineO
Fatigue slight exertion, Palpitation OF the Heart
Lowness of Spirits, Hysteria, Sick Headache. GidI
ness, etc., etc. In a word by removing the Irrcru
larity, they remove the cause and with 1t ALI II.
effects that spring from It.
R4-Composed Of simple vegetable ex tracts, ths1
contain NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to any hoS
eynr delicate, their function being to substiipi
strength for weakness, which, whom properly useJ
they never fail to do.
9-They may be safely used at any age and
any period EXCEPT DURING THE FIRsTTHkEj
MONTHS, during which the unfailing nature
their action would infalliby PREVENT preSnaucy
~ All letters seeking information or advice vil
be promptly, freely and discreetly answered
~ Full directions accompany each boz,
20 PriceS1 per box, or six boxes for S.,
- Sent by mail, free Of postage, on recent
~ sOld by all respectable Druggists.
DIR. W. R. MERWIN co.
Sole Proprietors,
EnrA d&w1y No, SO Lib erty Str, New Ysri
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-24
184.---P. II. Q.---l865.

DHOTOGRAPHS, a. a...rf .rs.s
L AmBROTYPER,
u.t CARDS,
And All kin' Of LkcutsseS, from the ehsspa,t q T.
them me ''As On Painting aud tho place 70 Ri
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-24
7HE EOLLOWISO SPLESDrD L1BI OF 20
Watches Chains, Gold Pens and
9 Pencils, &C., worth 100000,

TO BIB SOLD AT ONE DOLLAR EACH, without
L regard to va'ue, aud MOTTO be- paid until you
know what you will receive
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-24
PARTRIDGE'S,

III MAIN ST.-arst floor,
4 you want the Bsst-uud Cheapest vo,h a. AZ.
=. Partridge will hereafter give his per,o. .,,.,,
Son 20 the operating Department and - ihSt All
.is nave the very best pietaros that can 70
a, -, a L BUM 8, AF-i ~
AT retail, At Wholesale prieeS' T6S l,r...t 49,,
Ha S CSs' As'0rtnent in the western country -
- SSS!2 -. I'LL tts.t az 5tfaEl STA
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-24
Bar Iron.

OAR IRON, Round nom SIS 10 In.
- BA iReSs Square = 4 % ~ IN. - IA
Bts IHcS' Pas SS3s< . s5SIu:
RAl R6s,HGSF6vSls osGtn-
Ban IHoN, Out 70 lOngthS for Tire. 81 "a, E.,fla
h3R 1lo4S Hnppi tfon g % 8 IA. From Penn
sylNantas Ametiean, Wayne aud Sligo MTIla Pitt1.
oT nStss .soaSP- 9, HILDRETH4 BRO,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-24
DR.. JOHNSTON..

Member of the Royal College Of Surgeons, London
Graduate from one of the most eminent Colleges IL
has been spent in the hospitals Of London, Paris
PhilAdelphia, and elsewhere, has effected some Of
the most astonishing cures that we're ever known:
many troubled with ringing In the head and ear.
when asleep, great nervousness, being alarmed al
sudden sounds bashfulneIs with frequent blushing
attended sometime with arrangement Of mind, werG
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-24

GEO RENGERIE Sc 90.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-24

gfaI ,zT7E GS5H gS0t An5 ..4Nau "a
.Ls.fsgs1 AIT ,asLt4 .--- 81 ti5l5.,izS =
.CsfE 4 .f8Nl8g - IEti
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-03

N snle.Ihe extra wide House, No. second place,
Of Henry street BrOokyn, three story and baseent
built IA the test by days work just putting
fec, order, all The improvements Also for SAL the EXTRA
wide House No ~ second place. Apply TO \. r. KILL
LouG l5s Pearl street, New York. OF IS Second place.
Brooklyn
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-01-11
Nov 80. 1891.
Registers Notice.

N Office is hereby gveuto all persons interested that
~ she following accounts haze btcn pissed and fled
n Cue cEster Office Ut iutleF county, and will be pre-
sentgi ipr confirmation and allowance t1 he Orphans
Court 10 De held n tlc borough OF Batter ednes-
any, December T. Issi
tlu1 account of E0bertIamltdn acting Admir-. ofthe
estate uf duhu Audrew deed. Elod Sept 90, lEGl.
tiuu account 0t h j. " Candies, EXecuiOr Of John
s. 'fCWdioss, deed Filed. sept Q. 1904
Final account Of John Randolph, Admir-. Of Amos
Kennedy decd Flied, Sept. ., tsbf
Ih1lHCCaunt Of VIM. fogle, Admir-. OF the estate OF
Sarah Philips decd. Filed. sept. ~, 1851
Final aecounf 81 Th0npls Wetermau acting Executor
Of john Suall,y, decd. Filed. Oct. s. 1864
Fjual aceaunt Of John II. kelly, Executor Of John
Kelly Gccd FDcd, oct. S. io9l
FiuBl Of GearPe Parker and Fulortcn Parker
Executors Of John Parker decd. FIod, Oct. g. lsoi.
Final accuunt Of CathatIne Leply, Administrator Of
Michael Leply. decd Filed Oct. H. 1854.
Final account of Martin Boebm, Admir-. OF Henry
GsIlbach, decd FilOi, Gel II, 1854.
Fihul account OF Shopler Boston and John DouEla
Executors Of John Boston, deed Filed Oct y, ltt4.
Final account Of john Ray. Trustee for sale Of Real
Estate Of Geo. Ward decd, not accepted under proces
dng.in partition. Filed NOV. 2, 1854.
Final account Of Nr5 Ann Bgeedon, Admx. Of Richard
Brrodun decd. Filed Noy. 3, I9tL
Putial account cf Jno. N. McNee8, Admir-. Of Nm.
MoNees Filed Nov, 4, 1864
JOHN II. CRAFTY,
Eov. . 1s6A Dep. Register
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-01-11

mum crops, is altogether obnoxious to
hisremarks?
THE SUPERIOR YIELD OF DENT CORN
Joseph Wright has harvested this
season Is acres Of dent corn-the
seed corn from the Southwest. He
says he never had a larger yield
150 bushels of ears, and over, to the
acre. Owing to the small cob and
no collar, three bushels of ears gives
two of shelled corn. / shelled five
pecks of well-dried corn from the ears
grown in my garden, on two rods of
ground, from seed grown by Wright.
hadno ear as large as many Of his,
or even as large as the ear planted,
but the yield would have been larger
had not some of the stalks blown down
before the ears had filed. Next sea-
son | shall plant in hills, as then the
stalks are more self.supporting. Ours
is not the corn-growing climate prop
er, but it is next te it. We have
more hot, dry corn weather here than
they have on the sea coast three de-
grees farther south.-Geaesee Far
mSr.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-01-11
At WHOLESALE oNLYl
WAIgAEG AND JGWg4RQ
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION AT THE
Lowest Prices for Cash!

ARMY AMI CorvrnY MERCHANTS, Pellas. Traders sut-
lcr7, and tTHoui dealers can mako Enormous Profits
JEwELHT Of any Quality and in any duanti-
ty made 70 order F3 Estimates for any cass of work
iIfh.hed " IdHicHt"T attention Ydtd to supplying
AHctioaeefs Country Icdtafs IdtaH Irddsrs, and Ar
my DeUicrs.
Any style Of Goods manufactured such as Inventions,
etc, at short notice. RS- Coon CANvAssNG CLERKS,
with small Capital find constant ompoymenH IL
lustr,tcd I.istsand full particulars free
THE PROFIT TO THE RETAILER IS VERY TARGET
A WHOLESALE suFpLY can be oarpiei in a knapsack,
and yailse or carpet bag and will not he fe books
bulky or inc3nypueut "a carry from place ~ place.
IiEsENBER ANOTHER THiAG this Business Is strictly
UonUratei Ia There is H0Hsskct a'tarGlfeSehitfg or
efoGgot'ag OUEGooD5 Show for themselves ana provo
It a business in which ample and sati.factory
e4piraAt sgtse fr ne nancy rec ed and an encour-
aging prUht Is pockced ut the same une II Is an oe
cupaton 10 Which pers9HBeed be rofd or oshdmed
20 canvass The rd again and again. for where once
gIods introduced, permanent dNd continuous
deAiJad is cJcatsd.
To Soldiers 10 te Army or those home disabled by
the larshps II war 70 Clergytnep ont of health Teach
er Posmastes any person who wishes either local
active occupation aud one that brings with IL
GREAT PECUNIhHY INDuCEMENTS, this presents
an QPr9hII NIFTY 5ellqin met with. TRY TT AND
CAREFULLY SELECTED LOTS or JEwEIRY. com
pising newest styles and most saeable variety Of
Goods, viii be sent anywhere In the Loyal States We
constantly filling orders from persons leaving the
choice Of Goods wholly with us To such we promise
tho best exercise 0f taste and Judgment and from
long experience satisfaction WE ASK NO
ADVANCE, state what style and auidity Of Goods
are "aneu an We WI send the same and collect pay
by Express at the end of the Route.
G0LB AND SILVER WATCHES.
Good movements and Manufactured IN the best man
ner Of pure material all warranted at prices from SIC to
S-5g each. sent aywhsre- pay collected by Express
they being Of onr own importation.
q. & H. GAUGHAN
AanatfletRreFs ind aSap5yte5ss
. ~
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-01-11

A UNION LEAGUE IN SAVANNAH
An Illinois soldier, who escaped from
M.llcn, Ca. on thel5th of November,
asrgaId visiting Savannah, and finally
reaching the Union feet between that
city and Charleston, has arrived home,
and says that there are loyal men in
Sa@unah. He found there a Union
1.a9gue m actual operation, and received
assistance from its members, without
which he would not have been able to
effect his escape
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-01-11
pl~ The Christian Commission pr

Rg~ The Christian Commission propose
20 provide libraries for our soldiers in the
field. In order to secure 80, 900 volumes
Of choice books, every friend at home is
asked to purchase and send one or more
TO the Christian Commission as a New
Years gift to the soldiers. They will be
assorted and forwarded to the proper quar-
ters, under the care of agents of the Com
mission.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-01-11
Exeeastors Notice.

Ok TIE ESTATE or GIBSON YIxcEST DEc'D
INTHEBEAs, letters Testamentary, with the vii
w nuue2ei have this day been duly granted y the
Register, ~ Matilda Vincent and james Vincent Execu
tors If Gibson Vlncdnt late af Marion Ip dec d. thera
fore All persons indehcd the Of eid tlecadep
are requested to malle immediate payment and thos
having claims demands against the sanie will presen
tlein properly authenticated Tor settlement.
MATILDA VINCENT
Nov, % JAMES VINCENT, Ex'a
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-01-11

ess- The Paris ladies seem disposed to
adopt, for winter costume, very short pet
tieoats, very high boots, and plaid stock
ings. Many so accoutred may be seen on
the Bouvelards.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-01-11
The New York Tribune,

NOTWITHSTANDING the enormously Increased ex
~ penses attending the publication of The TRiBusR
oocslonel " the employment of numerous arit cor4
Ilepdehs and other liberal expenditures as we'll MS by
euahee IN the price Of rper and other materials We
ior tue present At least 10 increase the
papers bu 70 continue to furnish them at - and 81 res
Per m apqm, t being the prices which were
s 5l III. ilte @ .li twenty years ago. when the cost
,as; our Terms win be found below and we wish Il 10
ne ui5lnety understood that 20 these Terms will l
nents Or discounts than those mentioned viii be- aliores
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-01-11

MoCANDLESS & GRAHAM,
Attorneys at Law.

oec the Southwest ofthe Diamond Butler Pa
Also CLAIM AGENTS for securing Psnssons. Ayrsars
ef Rg and B0uatg 1Fney for Soldiers or if they are
dead ior their Lex representatives, In prosecuting Sol
until collected
Dec.36 Q, Is=tE
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-01-11
aIo.ooo EzfenE

t"aNseFN Wv 4flNpGG -
than rasbinuri1gs Of the old Style and nothing but GU
wonderfully large circulation eutb!es Go give tcut-
bihcr maggzirrs cannot afford IT. We never spare mon
cy when the public can De htucGtca
These fashions may De reHt on. Dresses may he mada
after them and tir wr4Ter WilIlut sui e crsrlI t8iid
cUe, would Pc tue rasc f e visited the large citie
dlefd afttt t style ~ the pilates given u sgugR ofou
su-gB':el fashion HmrWircs.
oJR WC0D ENGHlfT fTfNGS
OF wlIict Nc give twice three time, DIS mauv as an
u,ler magazine, are uncu mistaken for steel They ar
so fur superior - any others.
{NiI.i IYuNG
Beware II them. Rrmeuiber that the Lady's Book
the original publication and tic cheapest II you tax
CnIcy. YOU w1ut urCfher magazine.
Everything thot is useful or ornamental ia house can
ne found IN Cooley.
DR-tJYNG LESSONS.
No other magazine gives them, aud We haven enoug
10 ll several large volumes.
OUR RFCElfYS
such rs can hN found nowhere else. Cooking in all
variety -ConicCliuuerv-;hc Nrrsery-the Toilct--the
Lalutythe Kitchen. Receipts upon Hll utrtts are 10
Ge found n tie p1gis 5f the Ldys Book w originally
started this department. aud have peculiar facilities for
making T. most perfect IGi department alone 10 worth
thc price Of the Book
LdDlES r-ORE TdBLF
Tlis department comprises engryiugs and arscriptaus
of every article lhnt lady wcats
NODEL COYTtGEG
No other magaziuo has this department.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-01-11

Mail subscribers one copy, one yenr . on
do do enc canv six month"; I on

40 DO enc cepy, six months..........1 90
Persons at the trouble Of procuring Subscribers
ana renting us so for ten copies Of Toe NeeElv i
be entitled TO one copy gratis For $40 for tpsnt, -,
pies, one cory of the semi-Weekly gratis
Drafts ON New York payable 10 the orlar ~ .sTu..
IElBUN being safer, are preferable 10 any other rno
Of remittance But where drafts cannot he
procured United states or National Bank bs are ths
next BEST ahd may he sent BY mail at risk; but tt
furnished with full description Of the bills ncudinr
TIE name Of the hank, denomination and number AMI
the me aud place ot the mailing of the letter With tho
enclosures. Address THE TRIBUNE. New York
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-01-11
ALL MANAGEMENT OF A cLAYLoAM
GARDEN.


| have now, early in November,
begun to trenchmy garden, that the
frosts Of winter may precipitate the
clods that are thrown up. into ridges.
This not only saves a great deal of
labor in the spring, but it also makes
the soil absorptive, and of course it
is warmed much earlier in the spring
for being thus ridged. The manure
in the intersects Of the clods incorpo-
rates with the crumbling mass, thus
amaliorating the soil, chemically and
mechanically, changing the. color of
the clay from drab to chocolate, and
capable of holding water in available
suspension for the wants of the grow
ing plants.
TX Marvel, in the Atlaattc Month
ly, says:ss Fire, air and water bow
down and do obeisance to man. They
are analysed and recombined. They
are studied with Unsuitable curiosity;
they receive the absorbing attention
of lifetime; daily their secrets
are wrested from them. But while,
these ancient elements are thus
wrought into glory and -honor, the
fourth sister, Earth remains
clod."
Iwou'd ask the eloquent Tx, if the
farmer who reduces the clQd meehan-
ically, while he quickens its falling de-
bris chemically, making il subseryient
to his will for the production of maxi
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-01-11
Terms.
DAILY TRIBUNE.

olhsls c9l can't
MAI subscribers, one copy, one year...... si0 o0
90 DO one copy, six months....... 80
u' 40 one copy, three months..... $ 90
sEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE
Mail subscribers, one copy. one year,3 n M
do do one copy six mouths........1 55
DO do one copy three months.......I 90
WEEKLY TRIBUNE
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-04-27
l., NJ. Dayton, A. A, G,
snERMAS's SOLDIERS DISLIKE IuE ARMS.
Justice Of the Peace and Real
Estate AgenCV,

fhe Justice OF the Peace OF Clinton town.
ship may be tound aths once. two dOOrs
north OF the Poet Ofiee, and opposite the
Shawban House, in the City Of ciihn -
Having taken out lictnse iom the United
States ss ConvcyHncer and Claim Agent.
respectfully oiie,s lis services to the pub.
Nc. and will draw aud make Deeds, Mort
gsges a, all um,s, he will also procure Back
Pay, Boanuss, 30, due soldiers. their
widows Children OF Mother. with prompt.
ness' Also. attend ~ the pros, euliOn OF all
claims against any Of the Executive p,part
menu OF the Federal Government, and the
I Collection ot Dse,s and Claims In tlis
County, &c Having also taken out a
license as a Real Estate Agent, viii attend
to the buy ire and selling OF Real Esl.te
Renting Of Houses or Store, or 9th, Real
Estate and tor The acc, mmodEiion ofan per.
sons having Fame. Lnts or Houses hich
they Wish to ssil or exchange in thn City,
County or State or any other State ~
Territory OF thste Upited 6tat~, He has
procured q Book w which he invite ali
hose persons Who nay have Wy, speh Real
Estaie. &C, to sell or txehapge, 10 coma
and fsRister them Ia the Book, ire. N
charge. and which will be slwsys opsn 10
any one wishing 70 puvehsse. iTss OF charge,
the subscriber only assirR o reasonable
I CON psnsAiion for bic tsrylets whea he ma,
be the nesns OF benefit to tho who my &C
re- gislei their properly or BY iu sxaminAtior
' be b, n. fitted. n J. GOoDsELL, Lr.,
J Tifiu, April 24lb, Ices 3u.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-04-27

Second--It was practical acknowl-
cdpnert VI the rebel Government
Thlrd---lt undertook 10 re.cstabl'sh
the rebel State governments inst hed
been ovetthrown at the sacrifice OF many
Thousand lovnl iivee and an immense
.easurc, and placed the arms and inuni-
tlone of war il the hands OF the rebels a,
their respective capitals, which might BE-
used ns soon az the armics OF the United
Slaios were disbsndcd, and used to con-
qurr and SUI due the l,yal States.
Fuurh--By the restoration Of The rebel
authority In their respective states they
would be enabled 10 ro-estab lish slavery.
FiGh--lt might furnish ground oil
responsibility by the Federal Govero-
m ut 10 pay the rebel debt. aud certainly
subjects the loyal cuizcns of the relel
States to the debt contracted by the
rebels in the name ~ the Stute.
Sixth-It put in dispute the existence
Of the legal State Governments aud the
new State Of West Virginia, which had
been recognized by every department Of
United States Government
Syycnth-It practically abolished the
eoufsc ton Jaws, and relieved the rebels
OF every dcgroc, who had slaughtered our
people, from all the pains sud penalties
Tor Their crimes.
Egh;h-lt gave terms that huI been
drlib rnelY, repeatedly and solcmnIy re-
'eIed by President Lnculu, and better
rm, than the rebels had ever asked IN
their mUst prosperous cUudi ion.
NINTH IL lv'mcd no basis OF true and
lasting peace, tut relieves the rebels from
the pressure oI our vic'Ofle-, and lell
,hem in a condiiun 10 renew their ,ii0ri
to overthrow the United States Govern.
munt, end subdun the llyel States, when.
ever their strength was recruited, und on
should offer.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-04-27
u. 6. INTERNAL REVENUE.
Annual Taxes EOr i6l.

Tic aueIti,n oi Tux payers is her, Ly
| called to the provisions OF the United
'Iatrs cNcise low relative TO tie assessment
OF =, 'nual tax,s'
Wv tie Ilth s,,iior ofthc act of June 30th,
Is6a am tie amcUdBtury net of March Sd
IsC5 !, is made the duty OF all PERSONS,
pnrtu, rsbi,. ''ms, associations or corpora
.iuLs made ,ai. 's 10 ady annual duty,
icrtce ar taxes, o. - before the hrst Mm E
d.,y ~ May, IN G ci 'rr. !" n,nNe hst or
return 10 the ASS, ssur L'I'e p,suict "nere
located, Of the amount of IT. y, ~ ,Ucohe'h7
nr,icles or "lj,els charged WI cN''
Tx. va; Carriages Gold Wulch"s Ti9no
iUrIcs, O,gahs. Mrlodeons, Billiard la 'ies'
Gold uhd Silver Pate. business or tcCnpa
uuns linb. Ia pay any LICENSE Every persI
whu shailinIl IL mak. such return by the dl,
Specified wIl. hr liable to he assessed hy tnn
As r.svr Ov \ sl,iaut Assessor. accui ding The
TIE b,u ini,tuBtiun which he eau OH
tain, and la sue, ,se lh@ Assessor is 10
iulrtd TO add 'weuiy five per ccnIum 10
sueh duty
EyrD pc son WHO shall deliver TO an
Assessor any Ease ar irnudu ent list
or statement with ibuut to evade tie
Va utuun or rnunr rttiun required by law
Is Eul CT tOA tinr at OLc Thousand Dollars,
anu ~ such case the list viii he made out
as" b, the Assessor or Assistant Ass, ssur
and oGe huGdied pr eentum auded ~ such
duty.
Payment Of the annual taxes, except those
lrr l.,s ,s,p viii LOt Ge d, hiand,d until the
80 h Oa) vi Jure.
lhr arWorr'utr banks on which to make
return, ami all necessary information will be
furnished by iotn A. hil, Assistsbt
Ass, ssur of Division Number seven. and
thiip Speilnian, Assistant Assessor o. Div.
ls,vn Number Eight. at their office Ia Tllin.
Srneed County, Ohio, 10 whom the returns
should b. de iyertd ~ or before the III st
MvnGsy vi May, lU1hEk A HALL,
Assessor 9Ih District ui OHIO.
April 18Th, lo65 Iw.