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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
FINANCIAL.
COMMERCIAL.

ALE-Philadelphia and Hudson, 1926.
BRANDIES-Appe $3OO94OO; Hennesey, otard, FL
CastiOn &C. sooe@iseS; Fancy SS 9ssnasi Cser
NOM $2.35; California, per case, 5000.
BITTERs-Dokees brakes, Wahoo, Russ's Scheidam,
&c. sll Oo@ls California Wine Bitters per case slsoo
BACON~Baltimore, Sides, l9@20c; Hams, 25@ Soc
smithfeld Hams, cuts to order, 23Gp25c .oooa,ooo
DEEF-Extra Mess $lS.006520 90; Mess sl6OOalSOo
BRIcKs-First quality pressed sSSoo; ID DO, sZzoo'
90 B Az HIST PHOSPHATE FERTILIZER, see per ton.
CORN-whte, 7O675c; Yellow, $so@sSe M,
COTToN-Ordinary, s4@37c. Good, s@4oc; Mid
an GSsfiF fTEEt-ssl@ssc
CANDLEs-Adamantine 246125c.
CIGARS-Domestic and Imported, 2OGl5O
COAL-First quality, 40@,45ca I'd quality, 35(G40c
DOMRsTICs-Merrimack Prints 1886; sprague do
70 london Mourning do 271S Amoskeag do, ~ Lam
caster Ginghams 36 Delaines IS; Standard Sheet
ing 49, a fine Brown sheeg 3d. no ~ sh t mo
2sa25 Colored and Bleachcd Drills, Si19a3s eolored
Cambria 26a271S .-.,
Super, s95o@ 1000; Fine, $s.5O@99o.
FORAGE-Hay, 15O@2OO per cwt.: Corn, 96@loo per
bushel Oats 6O75 per bushel Bran, 40@a5o per bush
GIN-S25O@500.
HOOps-None.
HEADINGS--None
LEATIER-Calf skins. s4o@sloo per dozen; Sole
'1 LUMBER-Clear per thousand $1,000; I'd do, $4,000
Sd do, $4,000.
LIME-First quality, per bbl, s25o@saoo; I'd quality
SisoVW-.vo
OAKUM-16@1Sc
OIL-whale per gallon, s2OO@22S; Linseed, sl'16
Lard S210@240
PORK-Mess s32 OO@35OO; Prime s25@320o.
PORTER-London, hest brands, $3.50; Philadelphia
1926.
RUM-$240@660.
ROSIN--Not quoted.
ROPE-Msna, 23G2sci Hemp, 25@Soc
sUGAR--BrowD l4(g1 &C.; Refined Crushed, Powdered
and Iranulated, 21Kci White, 1915; White ~;
Ex, 1sl4c. .
sHINGIES-SsO 0@10O0.
STAVES-S25.00@30.O0. =.
NAVAL ST0RES-CrIde Turpentine, none in market
Tnrpentine s55OG6OO; Tar, S550@6O0.
ToBACC0-Conneetiout Leaf 20tq16c; Viz 900 u 20
in market; Manufactured, soc @$l 25 Smoking 5ocG
800; Snuff soc .6l&l 90.
WHEAT-whte, $l9O@2 10 Red, Sl.50@l75.
WHISKEYS--0ld Monongahela Qow proof S22O9.
40: Rye and Bourbon, s2.35@7O0.
WINE-Champagne; 'stsr""lIedsick, "Grsen Seal,
De a. Marceau Red Lac" &c, S25O0@4200; Sherry $
asOo: Port SI0O@s0o; Caret in cases 1900 s60 s.
S00O and $4,000 sauterne per case, s90o@l5: Califo
mia. per case Sl200dl4,Q0.
WoOD-Per cord s4.50@5Oo
WHITE LEAD-s@l7.
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BANK STATEMENTS.

REPORT OF THE
\ok CONDITION OF "THE EXCHANGE NATIONAL
BANK" 0FsEDRF0LK, STATE OF Virginia, on the
morning of the first Monday Of October 1919:
h Organized May ed, 1861
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QUARTERLY REPORT OF THE
VI CONDITION OF "THE FIRST NATIONAL BANh
OF NORFOLK" in the city OF Norfolk in the state oil
Virginia on the morning of the first Monday Ct OCTOBER
1888:
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PRIVATE SALES.
II L S / r A b L Il + A nj IL \
Il REcInHNOE aAIE

II > ~ "A ID IL r. ~ Nl -
L. RESIDENCE FOR SALE.
That very desirable Family Residences, situated on
aranby street, three doors above the Methodist Church.
and now occupied by Mrs. Foster. is offered for sale
has wide entry, with two parlors and a dining
room on the first floor four chambers the second hoor
paved yard with kitchen and smoke house conveniently
located, and a large garden.
For further particulars apply to
sep2S-tf J. M SMITH A BROTHER
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On MONDAY, the 18th INSTANT, and until further
notice. Train will leave Portsmouth for Suffolk DAILY
will leave Suffolk at 2 80 o'clock, p.M H. @. GIiIo
sep9-u Agent
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OFFICE sRABOARD q ROANOKE R. R. co,
PORTSMOUTH, VIRGINIA, Sep. s, 1865. J
IT o II L e. K
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-14

CABINET CHANGEs.-There are but few ru-
mors now current in regard to Cabinet changes,
and this is pretty sure sign that some changes
are at hand; for Andy Johnson does not tell
his plans and purposes to everybody. I'm
doubtedly be will reorqanize his entire Cabinet
before long. This is part Of his scheme Of
reconstruction. Parties in the Custom House
and other Office holders please take notice.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-14

dulge IN . Thousand antics Of delight They
scatter out in all directions end buy.
They are honest. hardy fellows, ragged enough
and happy Sas troutlets in g pool" They
are bronzed with the suns of nfty Austeriitzes:
They have more vim and humor than you can
find in all the theatres the winter through; but
with al they are the most orderly Of men,
Here and there ono under the influence of rum
may be little noisy and pugnacious, but oven
this 10 not 80 common az one might naturally
expect 1t; and its rarity calls attention only
the more strongly to the vast number OF the
returned soldiers that do not outrage public
propriety even In that way. The vast majority
Of these returned soldiers are intent only on
going homo, seeing their families and friends,
and finding once more the places in society
that they left TO serve their country.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-14

BROADWAY TnsArss-rhe broadway has entered upon
q new season, under the management Of Mr.. Samuel
Colville, with Mr. and Mrs Harry Watkins the stars
For the present two act drama, entitled The Peasant
Peerless, light and taking piece, and the very
broad somewhat oyerdrawn farce of II Takes Two to
Quarrel, which might be improved by the'omissios Of
points bordering on the indecent obtain possession Of
the boards and, Judging from the favorable in
which they received by u rather promiscuous
dIenos will probably remain there for time Mrs.
wa,kns who lisa capable and vocalist is better
known here as Mrs. Charles Howard her sormer name
rIR NrssrREa Tho pretty general wind up 70 The
theatres for the summer will probably throw
larger business into the African opera The Intense heat
OF last night providentisy prevented uncomfortable
crush at these institutions but they were nevertheless
largely attended The newest Of the minstrel halls in
point Of Management Is sharpeys Bowery House, for
merry Hooley'a He has immense force Of art'se,
and presents lively hill The minstrel entertssmes'
Of the present day Il great Improvement upon 'o'm
times Il combines now opera drama, spec'aC'e, S'"''
concert and burlesque all in one programme mus ~
sharpieys In addition TO rum melody ana oancins w
have Uncle Toms Cabin; AT Woods Greenpakns, WIN
all its local hits psntomme capits' sceheI anu o'e'
transformations rules tho hour and proVohes ne nesy
laugh Tho san Francisco vocats's ~ he''or n"'i,
give u.s. besides wambolds really nha Nn0r SOLOS ana
B,v B,rcbs historic comicalitIes some inmtabe Illus
aops Of the style Of popular actors BY Charley Bac
kus while a, Brysuts hnd The Streets Of New York
admirably buriesqusd IN which Neal Bryant and Dan
Fmmett literally bring down the house There Is some
thing refreshing even In this weather In the genial
buror which flashes the stage of the minstrel opera
rouses and communicates Its contagon TO the audience
A cap tai plan 10 get good appetite for an Ice cream,
md enjoy " in good humor after the performances
.yer Ia ~ the minstrel hslls
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-14

COMING HONE PROM THE WARs-TuE ORDERLY
Conquer OF THE SOIDRRs.--Overa hundred and
twenty thousand soldiers have been disbanded
within three weeks, and eighty thousand have.
since the lst Of June passed over the railroads
from Washington. But short time ago the
thought of this disbsndment and OF the return of
these soldiers TO their Northern homes filed
many persons with alarm. II vas feared
that these men, used to the rough life Of
camp, habihiated 10 the use Of deadly
weapons and to scenes OF blood, would
be q wild and reckless element In our
society; that our streets would TEEN with
scenes Of violence, and that murders and rob-
berries would become frightiully frequent
These were fears justified 70 some extent
by the experience of other countries that
had suddenly disbauded large armies But
\ our experience has been very different from
that Of sny other country In this respect,
and all these fears have proved entirely ground
less. The end Of the war and ths grand recep-
ton VI the soldiers In Washington thrilled
through the whole country feeling Of earnest
JOY that extended the wermest welcome to
every hero. Il IL said that bulky Teuton,
as hs stood on Pennsylvania avenue end
saw the splendid fellows pass by, broke out
with tho enthusiastic exclamation, "Mein Gott !
mein coui am proud that am
| Won Amercanp II was the universal
sentiment, however men expressed IT, And
the soldiers that made men feel thus, by their
achievements in the field have showed since
that men can be heroes without in the remotest
degree losing sense Of their obligations as
citizens II would not be possible to bring
into our cities any other equally large number
Of men with 80 few scenes Of violence or so
little disturbance of public order as has been
occasioncd by these soldiers
We soc the soldiers everywheru. They
march up our streets and stack srms. ind 'n-
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The pre.ident.s Message.

We have had but n moments time To glance
over this 20 anxiousiy looked for document.
aud can not now speak definitely Of It. IL inn
presses us as a well written State paper. IL
deals very mich Ia general patriotic senti-
menis. II does not seem % favor any condi-
tlon 81 readmis,lon Of Southern States but
adoption Il the Constitutional amendment
aholi-hlug slavery not propose amend
ment for reducing their representation
j. f1r leaving the question OF negro
susirr~c % the States; Ia favor Of trying
rebel leaders. for treason In the civil courts;
approves homestead law II avors reducing
ARMY . 5o.9oo. with leave TO increase il 10
el.9o-estimate 81 IL. cost. next year about,
slio)1.O eo-fayor- gradual return 90 specie
standard -says currency now j. 100000. 900;
should iafer from the general language Of the
Me.s,ge on taxation, that the President favors
taxing United siites bonds; i In favor Of pay
inc the debt. but expenses stili exceed income.
and financial coalition Is certainly not
lattcring; relations with some foreign ma
lions good: but not 80 with England says
nothing of France or Mexico; infer ne l. not
in favor % enforcing Monroe Doctrine, though.
on this point, the mcs,ageis Indefinite. speaks
kindly of the Northern whites and blacks; IL
closes with noble eulogy on our Republic.
ALTOGETHER. the message impresses us favor
ably. and does not commit tie President to
mu a. wc think, in which we should find IL
necessary 10 oppose him. while il leaves him
opportunity % 20 with the Democracy. We
arc not nov prepared to speak against the
message. or course everybody will read il.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-12-06

Here every QUO enioys tho freo Use Of nj. f,e.
ulties and the choice u activity a. natural
right. Here, under the combined infuspee ~
. {. uitfii -oii. genial climes. and happ, inst.
tutisns. population has Increased hnesn-fold
within century. Herr, through TIE easy de-
y.lOpmcnt Of bOundless resources, wealth has
decreased with two-fold greater rapidity than
numbers. 30 that VIC have become secure agalns,
and. alike IN business and IN opinion. are self.
conferred and truly independent.
Here more aud more care Il gwen to provide
eiucaiion for every one bora on euf soil Here
relixios. released from politiesl oeusscsios 9TH
The civil governmeIt, refuses 10 sabserve the
cr.ft OF statesmen, and become. 70 ste indie
pendsuce. the spiritual life OF the people Here
tolerstsn u extended to every opinion, In the
aniet ceFtalst, that truth needs oaly fan Bed
% secure the victory
Here the humAa mind goes forth unshackled
In the pursuit Of science. 20 collect stores Of
knowledge and acquire an cNer-lncrcasing
mastery over the forces % nature. Here the
national domain n ofrrcd and held In millions
Of separate freeholds, 80 that our fellow-citi.
xeus. beyond the occupants q any other part
of the earth. constitute In reality a people.
Here exists the democratic form q GoNcrnment:
and that form Of Government. BY thr confession
% European statesmen, gives power ofwhleh
no other form Is capable. because II incorpor.
stes every man with the state. and aroi,srs
IL
Where. In past history. does parallel exist
10 the public happiness which j. within the
reach Of the people OF the United Staies'
Where, In any part az the glolle. can ,n-iitu
ticns be found 40 suited 90 their habits or :,
entitled TO their love A. their own free Consti
tutionr Every one OF them. then. In whatever
part OF the land he has hls home. must wish 10
I pcrpetuty. Who Of them will not now &c
knowledge. in the words II W ashington. thai
"eycry step by which the people Of the Unitec
states have advanced 10 the character of m
/ independent nation. seems 10 have been dis
tinguishcd by some token Of Providentia
agency ~
= Who will not join with me in the prayer
that the invisible hand which has led "a
through the clouds that gloomed around oui
path. will SO guide us onward TO o perfect
restoration Of fratcrnal affection. that we o.
this day may be nbic 10 transmit our grea
inheritance, Of State Governments in al
their rights. Of the General Govern ment ia
its whole constitutional vigor, to our poster
ity, and they to theirs through countless gen
erations,
ANDREW JOHNSON.
wAsnISoroS, December 4, 1865.
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DAILY HERALD.


Atshsrt Metre Yesterday Morning we learned
~. iAsArrul n tle A.sos.iatr'i Pres hsd re-
eeirel inflrmstlou that documents forwarded
~ the war Department bad been received, en-
br,rlug raatiers a goulr Al interest. We callgl
unon The Agent aud aseeFtained that halfpast
enc o'clock 2. n. was named f1r the opening u
the Documents, al that hour We found the
s-cuts - all The city papers present, and among
ths dosumcnfs presented were the Presidents
me sage nd the report Of the secretary of
War The Presidents message b. NJ par.
amount % everything else, ana @aowing
that the Journal had always been victorious in
pu8li.hiny that daeapent heretofore, we felt
dstrrnincf . ct cat the message nrst. and
We succeeded. Tor over one hour on the
street the only cry was, HERALD ExiraH
containing The Presidents message. We
beat the Journal fdrly, Ia fact we
beat them 20 badly. that they can scarcely
rccoyuiye how II was done. We learn that the
competitors In that Zee were astonIshed when
they heard the cry u HERALD EXTRA on the
street We owe a debt q gratitude 20 our
eomposit0rs aud prossmen for this victory,
which we viii not .o9a forget. To the indoml.
table energies Of Messr,. HALL & HUIcH.
ISs0S. the public are indebted for the
eariy hour ~ which the Presidents Mes
sage was issued, aud We trust their
exertions will be appreciated. The idea ol
the HERALD beating the Journal one hour
Ia the Issuing % an Extra containing the Pres
i1ent's VI sssage would seem preposterous wer,
not the facts patent such was the case. II
fact the only access which members OF the Leg
stature had yesterday afternoon 10 the Presi
dents Message was through the HERALD; anS
w leave % them aud the thousands Of our cit
liens who received the HERALD AZ an earl,
hour In the Afternoon; whether tho boast which
We have made, that the HERALD has no fear o
arrival. l. warranted. We beat the J0sraa
bad yesterday afternoon, they had as man!
eompositors n work as we had. The victor!
4 ours.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-12-06

Tie Washington correspondent 10 the Gin
cincinnati Commercial r, - the following:
lha Printing Bnrcaii - The Treasury Drpart-
u..ul recently mad hlgnder 81 81. q q stupid
elaraeter thst 10 wonder 10 was not diseos-
cred hy some ono of the manv attaches in time
g save he reputation q the establishment.
ZOE etrcless and od-hsnd manner in which
me- 81 iAns- NJ the Printing Bureau would
l-Aa luf . printing olice in the Ii itel >tlf :
~ AK months. think. Tor instance. Of ID ir
saihi- el. a-nt know how msuy thousand
celta4-, DIT - uu.A 3. they wanted. al any
rat, 90 t.n-een. GA ti.ual 20 t,s ..Hd then dis
2ttFn5 "ata tle Wors " - g1mpl cted. that
"a tAr tl-fls-h- g III plate the word
sens Atd 't 10 emitted. ANA that the bill
nj, ht moan Tn mile. tu r.at-. tendallar>. or
tel e-;Is. Ju,t 81 n. sht d. s-reed upon be-
tween ile holders A.tl ta. rtlcCmer u o.. 1t
hti los SD efcT o. hut ihr word "ccnt. diI
not oace cc.ur. The fa.-r Pos was not dis
covered until ihe ereatrr p.ri 81 IN notes bal
neei piia ost ~ the department. An attempt
> low i@ine made q call iu the erroneous
49, 39t the worn proceeds very SLOWLY.
ne heid q TIE Printing Bureau i Mr. Clara.
-'--- whom Congressional Investigating
Noa'i'il'l, ttil 10 many naughty >fori-- a year
nn- haii az. buf tAerr sens L. have been
SOM hie-sA siisue in Inn tlat mad, lin. in-
Vulnerable
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IiE ASsEsspks MD IANFAlEIts OF
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
STATE OF INDIANA.
OFFICE OF AUDITOR or STATE,
In.Ia !. n a ra-DlIa A anl.In.f Ia IAl.a

tnulantpOfl>. August IL, 800.
TO County auditors :-Frequent letters OF
inquiry fronl County Odicers, and others, rem
derit proper for me 10 issue instructions on
the following points:
!. There l. nothing in the Act Of Congress
authorizing the issue OF United States Treas
r urv Notes. which eXempts such notes from
State, county or municipal taxation. Asses
sors, therefore, are instructed 10 govern them
selves accordingly, and assess Treasury Notes
the same a. gold. silver or other money
=. uNing lrarn0J ~ the Auditors Of
some counties propose D. omit from the dupli-
cate the tax Tor the relief Of soldiers familis =
l have @ state that they have no right or au-
thorlty q suspend the operation Of the law. 20
fU a~ regards tn collection Of the tax. should
there he 40 families 70 receive it, benefits. il
Will Pee the province Of the Legislature 70 de-
{ minc what other disposition shall be made
~ tn fund. 10 j. clearly the duty OF the
Auditor % enter this tax upon the duplicate.
and 81 the Treasurer % collect IL.
:. Many Auditors. having failed 70 receive
the law taxing dogs. IN time. assessment
w, made. Ia such eases, 10 Will be the duty
u The Treasurer. under the act approved
Mtr, D =. lc29. q assess all dogs. and enter the
tax upon the duplicate. should any question
arise a. q 10, legality, such assessment will
doubtless be icsalized by The Legislature At its
next session.
Very respectfully.
I. Il. MCCARTY, Auditor II State
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-12-06

"a We are indebted 10 Mr.. J. F. wALL,cK.
the gcntlcmanly superintendent OF the Tele-
graph Line. for an advance copy Of the Presi-
dents Message, the Report Of the Secretary OF
War, and General Grants Report. We have
been indebted 70 Mr.. WALLAcK for many IA
vors since he occupied his present position. and
take this opportunity 10 express our thanks.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-12-06

Mr. JoStrHN 4. FrSCHTE. late OF Fincher's
Reriels. VIII address the workingmen Of the
city. ca the Ii ght Hour system. this evening
1T eight o'clock. Mr.. FINcuEI. i, an enthusi-
asst In the caase. and we advise every working
- ,.ls- srs and hear him,
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-12-06

q According % the census returns. Their,
were N 80, -y-5v niles q completed railway
Il IL United stites. costing s5J0 .oO0 and
J.. 10 miles under construction. In is1- there
were bat three miles; IL l,J1. Al, in $50. -
-, sHd IA $50, $50 miles. Great Britain
has 30 mlles; Germany, 5000, aud France
2,0yO
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-12-06

2l- We have Received the report Of the
Secrtt-ry q War. but the crowded state Of our
eolutnns prevents us giving an extended
notice. Ifthe importance OF the report war
rants, we will publish it in full; we will at
lel.t give q synopsis fit.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-12-06
DIED.

HRDRicK-George W. HedrIcs, enc % the Davies
county conprs,srs confined IN the couny jail for
lime past, died yesterday morning He had he D Ang
fer some time past. This makes the second Of the party
that has died since their conviction John xeAvor de-
parted this life several months aro
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-12-06

- Tie WAslingtoa National RepuI lfran
= out 40 tsNor 90 apali-uinE tn. t,otsru,o..rt
Surveillance and c~riona.e tho v.ar r,.r,a~,-f
rc-cs~Try -liisluis,iug Provost " lrshaI. st.i..
detectives, an1 al tie parapheruaiia % arbi-
trary power. ant restoring the haboas corpu..
A t1e Republican j. = strong Admin atration
paper, ia * preston l. significant.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-12-06

sTANcLFf-owENs AT Indianapolis. by the Rev
Mr.. Gordon. the 18th Of Sovembsr 1855 Mr. 0eorge
L. stanciin. Of jefferson. Texas. and Nis. Hette p
owens, formerly OF Cincinnati. Ohio.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-12-06
Toys. Fancy Goods and Notions.

Among the nearly eriiess varilty n goods ~iil be
iound French China VASES. tofses Muss Toy TIA
MI sugar Stands, smoking Set. 4 81 zue. HsIx
Mstef founts, \ ght lamp. Match Paper pARfaN
VASES, Temperance Iumosfs A DUEs. Srsnfu-
and Gene DkESsiN0 CASFS NC SsAhtk ~
boxes. Wiring Dcsks. PORT MJN.IfS paslsi r..tl.
wallets. PORTFOLIOS, school Blss saicisi,. NO
no Co TRAVELLING BAG. M.chan ca TOYS t,s,'r ne
Negroes. MASKS Of every dcscr.tti. n. IFaIHtR
HORSES, X bber Toys olis Doll ll.ads Isli Ieales
CRYING BABIES, Dressed ftoiis rmb q De Ir.. Lam.
prrent slates, DILL ksDt.ks Coos Itr sfo,e. Ie-
reaus, spoO standr Pant oaes tf,s. lasas ga Ia NJ
Blocks. Drums, 6uas Tool Che.fs fcsn HUNDRED Pas
81 SKATES Tor Ladies and scents Nls,e md Bs,. Ia
dies TRAVELLING BASkETS latest stylss. CIiIibS
CHAIRS. Knife and Pork; Wall Nurs ng @ !. Card
Office, Ticket and Msrket BsSKETs Table NAT.
WORK STANDS, CHlLD's CABS. sigr. Toy Cart.
HOBBY HORSES, Doll CABS. SLEiGns, yeiocif.des
BASKET; hersbaum. Rubber. Ir =. Parent Tubs.
China and Turkish SMOkE PIPES. Cigar Halfers e.
GAR CASES. sn1n Bax-s, PERFuAERY. PICKET
CUTLERY. issors, ksEors. CAhTkibGE fI>TuLs
Game Bags, Powder flasss. shot Pouches Pocket
flAsks. siereoscnpic Tumbefs, NiOIIS-. tefuan and
French ACC % DEONs M.ladcons, kUS huNTs
Hayn ffrs, Violin sLd 6uifar Su.rrs Vic in l.ws
W liking CANES With Solid aDi Plated q a ana
Silver Beads. Loaded; sword and Gun Care Maiacos
.hsebone, Itouy, Rubber. Banbso. Dorsood and
Hickory CANES; FIkEARMS, TORPED,Ts. fIKE-
WORKS a every descriI tor. ard 6ncs ofer
articles too rumefeus q msnsion
The patronage u the rubhc b respectfully solicited
CHARLES MAYER.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-12-06
A Circular.

We copy the following from the Brookyille
Democrat. We simply wish TO ask this ques-
ton: Is that circular respected, and acted up
T. Ia this coEaty2
TO THE ASSESSORS AND TAxPAYERs OF
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
As there seems q be some misunderstanding
with regard 10 the assessing and taxation of
Bank notes issued by the Government. the
County Auditor has furnished Us the follow
ing official document from the Auditor Of state,
which We publish for the benefit Of all con-
cerned. It's full and explicit, and leaves no
room for equivocation a. TO the duty Of Asses
sors and tax payers: