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Semi-weekly news., 1865-03-23

The YANKEE DEBT.-On the first
of November last the public debt of
the Lincoln government was S2,O17,-
100000. For the fiscal year the in-
terest would be S75,9OO,OOO. OF this
interest 100000 were payable III
coin, and s29, 9,Oo0, 900 in currency
The average rate of interest on the
loans is 6 $40 per cent, and the
average rate on the entire debt Ia
per cent. 1t ia fair to assume that
by June, 1868, the debt will be at
least So, ,O00, 100000. The liabilities
now average s84,o4 per head-as,
suming that there are tw"nty-four
millions of people in the Norther
States. The natural increase o pop
ulstion ia 81 per cent per annum.
Semi-weekly news., 1865-03-23
IIead-QslaTter> {. =. Army

Hon. L. Bark SdaIr, House OF RepIe-
tutative>. Richmond, Va:
Sir: have tur honor to acku0w-
ledge the receipt Of your letter. OF
the l2th instant, in Reference to tn.
employment OF nrgro"S. | think lhr
measure not only expedlrmt but n'.-
c,ssary. Tin" enemy will certainly
use th"m against us If h" can get
possession OF them. and a. his pres
ent numerical superiority viii "nah!"
him t" penetrate many parts OF thu
Country, l Cannot see h" wisdom or
| the policy If holding tn"In II await
/ = arrival, when W" may by TIM "
action and Judlclous mand-"m"W'
ns.. to arrest his progress. It" rot
think that our wnIt" p"p"I'n III can
supp the n"c"-~'tl"@ oI Il long var.
"I'h'ut "v rtaNI"G ~ ctFncItN, ana
Inp"-lns great suffering upon oar
pe"plr; and | h"Il"N" "" should proc
vide resources tor pr"trHc'vd @irHG-
gle, nor merely tor a battle or cam
| palSn.
In answer 70 yGnr second question
can only say that III my "P'Nl"n'
n-S'""s under proper c'rc"m7tAnc c''-'
Will max" "fflrIent HGld'"rs. i 'h'"N
"" c""'u a' least q" d. Wen I'll
them AS the enemy ana He attaches
great lmportance to th"'r a-alS'a"c".
. / | n1trr good ON and pJOt INST rue e.
Semi-weekly news., 1865-03-23

On the 5th inst, the steamer Post
Boy blew up, while wooding above
New Orleans. Two men were kill
cd. The Captain. Bennett, was
thrown far into the river by the ex-
plosion, bu, succeeded in saving him
self
Semi-weekly news., 1865-03-23

Our friend J. p. Hyams. formerly
Of this place, but lately of Jackson,
Miss. called on us last Saturday.
He was one of the first to ans wer the
call for volunteers, and has perform
cd His part we'll.
Semi-weekly news., 1865-03-23
The Latest News!

This paper will pay literally for
news of any character furnished it,,
whenever used. In writing, be brief
and to the point. and forward by the
quickest means possible.
Semi-weekly news., 1865-03-23

From the best information we can
receive, neither Brauregard nor Ser
man are killed. nor has Il " dig
fight, reported last week near Char
lotte, yet taken place.
Semi-weekly news., 1865-03-23

Mai. Ewell arrived here on last
Saturday, We Were pleas, to find
him looking as we'll AS ever. He in
forms us that he has brought ten mil
lions of dollars for this Department,
Semi-weekly news., 1865-03-23

The dispatches we publish to-day
are not OF the most cheering charac-
ter, and coming as they do through
northern channel, it may be we'll not
10 place too much confidence in them
Semi-weekly news., 1865-03-23
.4sy One Sc lrcd "A Federal pa

-4.y One Sc lrc0 "A Federal pa
per says that in di-cus-i"g the Cor
tifcatlon bill in the L. :. Senate,
Revrrdy Johnson stated that if the
war should continue two Years lon
ger, it was by no means certain that
We should not have il foreign war
Advices from France, both public
and private, indicate the purpose of
the Empr,or (" rec"sniz" the Davis
Contrdrracy If the rebellion j. not
quelled within a r"a~onahl" period.
Mr.. johnson. tler fore argued in IA
v"l of keeping sea coast toriticatiom-
in good order; especially thos" OF \.
York.
Semi-weekly news., 1865-03-23
ME WIS TENS.

PhiIa lephta March ga special dis
patch II thr Bulletin say tn" I;ichmanI
Wing of the L., cnn,ain1 tr'egraJ ic di--
y to e. from FINr.trvi e y G., stating
tha, no federal force had advanced in lhrt
direction. The Dispatch SAYS that Gen
Singleton has arrived at Richmond. 1t
adds that hi' MISSION is II e"m'nrrcal one
| II" j. proposing to rXrhinE' bacon tor COT.
on. All other iap'rS intimate th,t hi,
visi; il of apIvat" character.
v. {. K We. of Nir-iui,, has resigned his
seat III the ,rhe, { mgie-s
Wa ni"g'pn. March Ri The Viii
of the l~t slvS : The Petersburg Express
| # yesterday states that the u lvance wnich
was threatened, TWO or three days since. has
! been checked. If not defeated. b. super
album liant rains, and. Tor the present may
| possibly he ahand ned ; bat the public
need not he surprised to hear of the com
mrrcruent ufa battle At any non"Ht.
TIL" enemy has not withdrawn any o:
| the forces he ha> IN vel tn Iii, let. hul
! holds hem in rr,tii ness for an II 'vanc" At
! tn" ct lic-t practicable moment Il Is he
| evcd that he iu'rnds funk movement
! SON" dis ,uce f. th''r down than TIL. scene
| OF h = ltte uprr't'i"nS
! "" h.iIcvr thai our noble army j. pre-
! pared t, meet the ,'nrlny now. a. it ever h -
I brcn, aud u eiy,- hnTir ~ at old ncvc"
! navi0g ku 'ru, aud determined never t.
Al w a hctc Il.
! New York. March l. Alvices received
! here 'hruVgh nlI'.. q snUrc c"~ from M"NI"n,
/ ; arc that the w.r IN the United State, Is
/ .urac.i1S tn. special attention "r the I'm
( u"' ial Government. tn" p"'ice l c.iIr"ct-
I ci t. s,rre-I al, whp expires their svrnuA
! tIy VITA The federal cause AMI ON" mtn
harncd Na,dcz, mas been ct" .cci To "a
! Years Imprisonment. tor speaking favor
/ ably aOrIt the | ni,ed : itr- and predicting
4 a Spe' 'dy end If tHr rebellion TIA" !mn"r
/ nI Treasury j. con> In'!y getting lower
! Th" hostility Of thu Church party t. NaN!
! ujtlian j on the incret~c. Tn" t'icnds 90
! he .Iunr"z ci,uS.' her" refuse To- Civ.
/ crrdcuce to the rrprrt'd d"i"t' at btyncL
The Chrnuicl" Of to-day says. in sI,.,,k-
4 lug ut III" reception At the EN"cItjv" Mao
. -,uu last nlLht, nat many 'uiurri Vrr-OrS
app"Ar"l t. pay their respects a. tn,' p g.
{ mem and i..dv, among whom WAS Fred
( puU-ls.S and wife.
/ Pn,rc i Il L,vur drnlt- the state urnt
/ thtr lh'' l. zen II Govern u-nt ha | Iuy war
I vessel. in pursuit II th. r"hr, ram Stone
wall and the Cabinet Of th. TuiIl,.ri"~
Il p,.s not con> ter that il p"~>r~s-S the
! - to pursue the ram Olnd''. though. hN
romH,rriu- and htun- "n' N French " '-
..r - c,u.ur ! ., tgl 'ri .t~ yi"i,frur
r' ,,rIr r,.urr,li W. y .,'t.' t''.. r,..r..' ,t
tn" in,.- l-.t.pr maj. lu'a .1' -u,..'..
'.,lu un: no 4u J. 1t Iur"-, b -. IN !..,'i
tw y" &; .. "r.''n .j' .''...'.' J. l..
In" Jr'uI,'.~ N.w'n- .oH .or." ',"'l
Jou ann an 49, h" lr4. i II ..' ct ,i-.l.
lIu .r... r7r.a,u g.. l'u.'n ur.- ..'r-.- ..k
- vs'i. ".un. .,.,-. rlI Tt.,I
NV York. drreh - Ih" H-t'i.-
NI~niu'. -prti Al -ay- .h" -n..I..' II-
trrrn zion. uo 'tr.r UH.am'nI Nr- hr'H
r"y'.,c. tHtu ~h.."ul :...ru'r "r-
r''l h i F..H.t'.' ~" N.#'h f'.'.l.t
-" dispatch ~, sry- 'n'' I....,..', -.I.
Ia }.
Semi-weekly news., 1865-03-23

Tn. n. O. Picayune of the 9th
inst. says that the jackson (Miss.i
stvs jeff Davis has appointed
Fri lay, the 10Th OF May, as a day IT
fasting hunili>,ion sud prayer.
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Ate n!-PersOns aryivin,

with, or receiving. late southern or
northern papers. will oblig- us and
benefit our readers. by loaning them
to the editor, if only for an hour
Items of news also solicited.
Semi-weekly news., 1865-03-23

Thanks to several friends for late
papers politely y handed us for peru
sal
Semi-weekly news., 1865-03-23

tlC \ on two Ol tlr batteries defending !
Nnb,l., hy i've moni "rs. Two of these
~Iicnc"d the batteries, driving III" mon
rom he guns We ob:iiu thl~ iu'urua-
.,un ;.nn one ~ wA> an "y" Witness d"
tn" eng tG"nIc't.
U.,hIuL,on. Mach IA man named
Clemens nus been turned over t. the civil
Authorities by the m'it.ry auth hnrti"|,
a. ,iI-t whom evi trmcc i positiv" that b"
sal his plans arranged for the asa s,na
ion ui President Line "ln un his inuusura
lion day. He - IN Jail here.
ihr London Times say the peace con
ereucr make il more c.iicnt than ever
tIat neutrality is the Only policy tor Eng
and.
Chicago March G.---The The latest advi-
crs from Sherman grand march shows
hat II i AT Fayetteville, y. L. 10 which
point Porcr's fleet has pushed hi. way up
ape Fear river.
THE ltirtmnon1 Examiner says that TWEEN
y -ix Transports cont.ihnS six thousaxd
'rrp-. lett AicxanrIa tor Fortress Monroe"
TnrIr destination i supposed to be Grant
ilu.-.
The New Orleans Times is Informed thur
the .i->ighri reason for VI .Xmilii III IN de
Iy"ring p.-sprrtS to "ur consul Ut NJ tI,-
n"rat>, j. the. non-r"GpGnEi IN OF freH,h
,ui Austrian authorities III Mexico. by our
'roTrrnm 'ui.
Tn luu"-' Is ,gda1 correspondent says
I l. r"ppT.vd tina Grnrrti Carlvdjh aui
,'",tjuu- AZ" mtrchug on Mat IN 'raS.
where Gen. MrrA, VITA 1000 lmp"ua
troops awaits their attack. Gru Hulhur'
,rirr"d no permits Tor vc--r.~ or ITe.chnr-
| liz tu hr granted 70! MA'LulurLS uutit far
,hrr "tdrrs
'liro. March o.-Lnrg" numbers of rrfu
gee con iu,Ir 10 arrive her" tom yari"u-
ptnt-. Fw" handred arrived from Arktn-
- las night
In l,.r. .,' I
Semi-weekly news., 1865-03-23

Lincoln has directed the discharge
of all political or State prisoners up
on their subscribing to a parole to
render no aid to the enemies of the
United Stutes.
Semi-weekly news., 1865-03-23

The n. O. Picayune says that n
dangerous crevasse is impending
above that city.
Semi-weekly news., 1865-03-23

U-e don't beiierc II i-Th" Oh ca
go Tribune saws that of III first de-
tachment of 500 rebel prisoners which
LETT camp Douglass first, 200 refused
to be exchanged when they reached
the front and converscd with s,mr of
the d-srrtrrs they met. The tale
hey told them ofthe "drsp"rate" CON
dition and " sinking" fortunes of the
Contederacy was SO diSconraging that
they refused to re-euter the rebel
lines They were taken back and
are again OF Camp Douglass.
Semi-weekly news., 1865-03-23

The Chicago Tribune says that a
Montreal (Canada) paper has the
following extraordinary lying state
ment: q" If the Prov sional Govern
ment is as well served by its spies a>
it pretends to be, it ought to b.
aware that there has been in this city.
for some weeks, a Commissioner OF
the Federal Government negotiating
with the leaders of the annexation
party and obtaining information rs TO
the feeling Of th, people of this pro-
vince as to the union with the United
States, and the probable amount of
hostility they would show if this was
attempted by invasion This Com
missioner proposes to be authorized
to pay SlOOOOO,G0o for the Canadas,
with liberal commi ssions to those who
will assist the project OF annexation.
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ANI,SENHssNEs.
RAENuM,s AMERIcAN MrsErlL

u
AFTERNOON At g. FVFSING ATTL
RlMMA or MADRID.
or TIM MAN, SlIiuI AND MORT Al,
splendid S,eucry, Costumes nnd NLl.c.
Great Dancing t,Itaiic ... .........I my nFNirR
MORNING Al II +, ECii rnt JUDY
WA figure, sAsu nom LIE, OF tie kole inceudiar1
and ep,,
ROHEIr G.. KFkNFnY.
Prof III ItIiNtt- The iiuhtuing Calculator.
GlNNlltS md GIANT Roy FAT MOSAN.
NounEuffI'S BOHEMIA GtASS MOWERS
Two GLASS ~ f.AM ENGINES IA motion.
tlrrnnslrn .,iri, UwEd, Alhiul 10y, Living offers
Grand Agu1riL Mona erie. nmilliou eu-ioi'lN
AdmlHsiou So cents. Children unier ton ~ cents III
GRAND NAIIOAAL POULTRY, PIGEON AND
RNbHll SHOW Ap1l s%h, S.ui for rlrcu ars.
THE mPrOTHEATkON - HAVE YCD
Il HFTN TO nm CIHlIgs
l4ih -ucot oIIrsitc tNo Academy of Mule.
~ NbI, bOi
NqNu.1H StCTu MulHcst .i and sHtufdl A.. 40
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TO TAlLORS-WANIED A TAILOR TO
soTk IN the store, Az sixth ave ia
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ylsg.EyARY.

CGIO CASH ~ HAND AND $50 HAND
-J1O no.e' u'tWute' raHf4 his s91y'
y6,O FOR ONE WAR VOLUNTEERS
tuter at Otio tOtagr, ilu sJn ~ ilos'Gen, y j. ~
5000 CASH FOR ONE YEAR SCBSTI-
" w tutc-, Also ,ornteer NAAtei ict ons
year In a cit. iesimcnt ~ canal 1t. "
e-oI CASH FOR ONE YEAR SCRST1-
slro nonnty Tor Z Years No,untecrr ti,3jJ bounty
~ veteran Volunteers. All ue,e bountits vii ~
&c dos's,. Apply a. room = 80 IN Nassau \; COT.
Of hnutt lo not miss the number. l.S
GSDO FOR ONE YEAR SUBSTITUTES,
TS,CO siny for thee year. subSttntos a -
SQQO-NAvY-FoR 3 YEARS MIN
W. tts, mo ,ohr volunteer for Armv. AIpiv
early to btAstN CO., 1914 Chatham square. Ion
5000 BOUNTY FOR sEAMES, FIRE
SpCC men and lNrismcn Ior the nav. 400
mopeJ SVEN; r,st dtGe sIt'p % luniiiS. III
at tho general r,cuituI oalcc. irN Ecv,p sS~
S0O0-HOME SfRylCE.-GoOp MEN
WV wanted Tor lto,os. duty. ont tclah.N
men a,cepted. they having to ,listd oihNs nstcsI
OF brius guarded. Btu>l.Ny, Gurt olc..9J ncur .
SQ5O-WANTtn lMMfnlAILLN, /. 2
wears men Tor the navy, re- uucn. u'7iifHrv
tr,men SCI Dr. Ia STIR LAAuiinins SURGEON. 80
icsust. ia.
ono bDl MI lAlil ms lAI
| u - w for . ear iunn-ai-h hama MONEY
I'amen, hicuen and lNudsu u vrntet ivr Tie navy.
Suh.ututes Volunteers Tor tie NY. alrp F,ud,
s,Ou' ip. r, over Is y"As. We ttn pty tADA 'hS
sane hountv ~ NON. tAll early aud f,e o.. 1 C Y
Information given cancctninr army aud navy, o. 4"
fulton - bruoA5 u. a.. 4. ~ Ntu co. 80
0I Don BOUNTY 40 VOLUNTEERS
| " . = w a LuuJ c,sl douu to sul rltufes ono
| y Sat men wantod, Al a broadway, Ioum NJ. : ~
81 I16 CASH EACH FOR 3 srBSII.
y . = Dtui,g' s- Tor vrHr cubs iutcG $500
| cash iur volunteer. ihs n al cr-u GcwU ~ soh -
phf4ihs tlc doctor No brokers' of IuuIclu u,oi a-
Ny. Cal ,aiJ at IS Fulioa IT, or UOd s', \. &.
| city. l!p
6OO-VOLUNTf FRS WANTED 10
| DOO ulquops of 'hc mn aud ibth walts.
| lhphoet l'uulrs va. lv pti,, tIth ~ hand. Tor
~ hrr informal ,n, a.ry 90 tie. H., u lhs Once.
! ~ I'm o. cor. t'h sv. fnulIir sell cvei 70
$1,000 CASH FOR TWO One YEAR
| FIOOO rui ,titutcs, or 1uu ion three vcHrs Tor
| my friend and ms srt No htuktrs need apply. ta1
| tho br'. Office. .u' Nr,omc ~ -. D. HORSE. aSS
Sd IDn CASH fUR 3 ONE YEAR sub
= -. IOOs;ituict. t1y4 tor oAo wear vo,Gntc"r -
| llhacst bounty Tor navy Ucn. Afp'y oar MS
| ming. HALL CO., ol fulton H. New ln-S 20
S6 OOD CASH ON HAND To PAY
| SD.OOo one wear suhsttrtes. bows VA, ted.
| l1ycusod 4-6u hand money paid 10 auy = son
| hunsinE a recruit 10 uj oI,e. IS New Chniule A..
| W Stairs GAlllGAN Gtll.iS lai
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E'Ogs SAE.E AND 80 s.gT.


A COT NIRY STAT OF 81 ACRES FOR
.ai' situated Z u! ca rom The oitf, on Toe =,
Comma H. H.. ah0It halt o. 20. ON 40 fe.1'. aud
e ae c s u,', 4 , ,, ~ ~
lgr cist.rn and pump Tho Eoisr aud so.A Aouse
a,e uea the out uilIingr h. copd olGc aud th0 aud
sell fenced. ,rll- ~ " ia sI.uiI Ia, ~. w. .nd q
Young orrha-h h-rt c''lr IH4rt, aud ..r tlrrpt
over NIL. fiico $3.50. haf c,.h AMY 10 Nv
o'r'ofk '.t
A GOOD ? STORY HOUSE AND LOT FOR
~ 100. Win iuou.s. IiIrn.I and /. .e,.
~ til p,iI. Take Cone, l.,u.i a. 10 n ,,cIuo
eGd l5'h e. and inquire Of NJ. DAY, from - 3
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ITO BAKERS-WANTEDA FIRST-CLASS
l. workman TO lale charge Ct bread and cake. Apply
ri Second ave, cor. 3ItA al. Isl
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BUSINESS CH ANCEs..

A MILK ROUND FOR SAL I-OF 1 80 TO
a 100 quarts Of frs;-csss famil 'c,, With horse.
uarou and every ,hnr necessary tu the hi.inc.s
Apply at lis E's; 4rh 81, 81 ave. n1er 10 o'cloek
A. " on
EOR SALE CHEAP-THE FTNTUR Is OF
Il huichUts shop, tn yeH'' lease; dom a 8. %
busincce, no op;. stion; sGennau preferred, corn
o. Carroll #. and art south nrOokyu Applv in
the corner gruccry store. 20
EOR SALE-TOCK, FIXTURES AND
good will md yezr- lease " itst Gle = grove.
r ttoro, on Nvfilc ave, Brvoklyn. Engui W. VI.
SMITH, 81 Myrtle ave, until Snturlay. 50
DOR SALE-THE OLD ESTABLISHED
SCAR storr, 50 second 81. near Bcwor, with $40 X.
hNtures Sc, pili . cold low 10 cash Gust mcr P0-
session gwen imme iately II desired. 90
FOR SALE-A GROCERY AMI LIQUOR
stor-, ior1ted rs King At, mos, ruitsl Ia for a
s'utoh OF l,ishmAn. Must b rold a. the owner 10
going out Ms,t 2t5
GROCERY To LET-h GROCERY AND
~ lqunr store In luire the premises, 300 Fast
18TH u, between Avenues nd r. 3i2
T EASE AND FIXTURT = FOR SALE OF A
- veil established liquor torc a. 2Yl West sith
81. c6a
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AIDES TAU CHIT TO OPERATE on Sim
- GERS and Wheeler & Wilson's sewing machines;
prnntice Il porie.; on oil kinds OF anns shirs and
recommended 10 rood shopd aftor learning; lreons
giyen EVENING" Apply I29 Henry e.; formerly 2
Clinton II. $40
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WANTED.

ANY PARTIES HAVING SMALL OR Large
ote oil .kirs or co,sets that they Saut 10 eel al
.rTeat bargain ioI cash may apply At 2O2 Bioadvay,
go floor. NS
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HORSES. CARRIAGES. sc

A HALF SPRING CART, FITTING FOR
a heavy work; dump, In goo order mn" he cold
inside of tuo days n H. strr Hld Centre St.
Inquire Of the cArnaa IN tho, soap Stone store,
where The cart ir. 'l5 Centre It.
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VI lila ~ ~ W. % - y w % ~
Rent 80 p0r uo.tnt alsH . IHHO lclL w. fh u go a
slrd oven. ro,d ufdC' seli cl,cuA'Ci TOT 10 y
L.ut so per month. Apa. ME can h. had d.. mo
molilt" clruo .Iou win ths ap.vt, s.trUtl 0u so
= ". corutl ~ ilrt n and "a ~. lo..'.rIln inc
mclAs,y. IH4u"o upon the p.oulfri .. 3 V'c.'"E
T.. NJ, .-5
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\AANTED-A SMALL BOY FOR AN Of
w fee, AMY afer9 A. n. gag Brosdvay. l75
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SITANTED-l BAIolER AND Finishers
on shop pAnts; gooc sewers taken 10 learn; also
,1eraing g. re feet In slI lessoGs for sl Apply
Al lie week at 10 EliEAteths o.. III
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EOR SALEVLRYLOW, WITH OR WI,loal

i furniture the spi' mild residence Sc G6 Co. NJ
Ina st. Brood lips ntN oyegloOs4if the ia NJ SOW
York, aud commAnd.nr iut-n Scent Ei'y IN Z e.Y
duoctou, II own .tDpo front Hud modern imp owe
mcuts. L.. 20 BY iJL oxto. ling i,m Z Mu.,it 20
lgman IT, me iioni GA iuInnu It oo.'fg'- OF
b.oOklyntoS. HuNDLuW, Mon,apuo sna ,cult u,
OF so ). 4, BEACH, care Of II .., q o., - raIE
EoH. Y. az
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IysTRgCTiOS.

AT TLWNsEND's COMMERCIAL ACAD-
n envy, z61 Boz cry, toioN Houston II, boofkepng,
wiring, arithmetic Al1eula- IogdinF speInF siam
mar, Ge,, are taught. Apartment FOL isdleA open
Gay and evening separate u. Ion hC-e VI. hing
paVa1 lDsuVsyon. 40
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L wanted Immediately, at the paper store No, 1915
Third ave, near SD 81. Also good saleaInan one
acquainted with paper, shade and ocloth trade. 60
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i fame, one OF % & tn o,hc- Of " .cics pir.I.
cultivated, viii hOuc Haru and ttocE che ~ ~ ,psh.
o, Do u ale Tor eats lu.tlg. InquI.e IaI Ilr, Az,
cor, p,h ~ tp tuol ifont. 80
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-04-06

VNO WANTED A YOUNG MAN
Ing, at l73 Jay st. Brooklyn. 80
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-11-22
NO 45


Who is liable to be prosecuted for An
infringement of the U. S. Internal Re,
venue law? Every one who has b,
fringed upon the Law. L. you reader.
that has been disobeying the lav7 If
you have we advise you at once TO be-,
gin to make amends. or the penalties OF
the law may be visited upon you.
NJ. Humphrey the Internal Revenue
Inspector for this District, has just Vi
si,ed our town and examined the pub.
lie records and papers. He requests
US 70 state torhe people Of this county.
that he finds that number Of Jus,icec
Of the Peace and Notaries Public have
hecn ac' mg as convcyancers in making
on, deeds ana mort cages &C., without
having license therefor; that many,
deeds are presented foi record s!a
some recorded, which have either in.
adequate stamps or none at all that
number of receipts given by individuals
ana on f'c in the public ofiice, arc
wi,hou: stamps: all of which errors
mus. be rec,ifed before his return IN
few weeks or lie will be under tho
necc ssity Of enforcing the demands OF
the law. We consider him a man OF
stem will and sterling integrity. who
not only cannot be bribcd, but will nm
faltcr,ngfy 90 his dn,y regardless Of
friend or foe. Those who have been
acting as conyeyancers must come for
ward 10 ,h,s office ard take out licenses.
Don't think Won will escape, We haze
your names. O,her parties nast place
he requisite stamp upon papers which
they h.ve executed. We would say to.
our people who hol,l deeds executed
within the pas: two years, without
revenue stamp. that they cannot re-
coYer. one cent s,r any amount of
irespass nnon the lands thus decided.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-11-22
DsvID D. APPELG ATE
Clerk Of Board Of Supervisors

of County cs>nvasseis Of said county helt on
the 10th day Of October 4 d. 1865 it ap-
pearei thar twelve hundred and fourteen
H2i4} votes was cast in said co,,aty st said
election on said proposition Of which number
: For the Donation had One thousand and
1919 votes AID against the Do
nation had two Hundred snd One 20l1
votes. majority Of all the votes cast at
said election beng in favor of said prcro-
sition the same was de, Jared TO be July
adopted anc order to be s. recorded apd
proclamation of tie saiae Published as re
quiret BY law.
In witness whereof I have hereunto set
my hand this 10th day Of October S63.
~ order o. the Poard of Supervisors
DAVID p. APrE,GAfE,
Clerk
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-11-22
ESTRAY MARE COLT.

Taken uphy Eliza Wiles at her residence
in Q eia township, Tama county, Iowa,
black mare colt with some white hairs in
her forehead. som, white on the nese, sup.
poscd to be ore year old last spring. Ap-
p,nissd al sA Proceedings had before 6.
G Mason J. +.
Toledo, Icws, Nsy. I III. 1865.
DAVID D. ApPELGATE, Clerk.
By George L. Bailey, Deputy.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-11-22
,.sTHaY HORSE.

Taken ND b. John n Green at his resi-
dencc in Tama County Iowa dark k,y horse
white strip in the face left eye white, fess
v!.ite feet, supposed TO be fifteen years old.
fourteen and one half h nds high, wind
hr ken Arprs;se ed at 10 dollar. Proceedings
hai before l,n.os Ki,eJ 7. Toledo Iowa, Nov.
2lst, lsG5.
DAVID i. ApPFLGAIE, Clerk.
~ Gcqrgei. BAILEY. neputy.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-11-22
TO the qualified yeferS OF Tan; g
Gst.Rsy 1csF:S.

AT tie regular meeting of the Board Of
Supervisors, Of Tara county. Iowa. daly
held at Tolsl.e, the County Seat Of said ceun-
ty. beg; au:ns IN the ,i!st Monday OF Sept,
4 D. 1865 : the following proceedings, were
duly esolved sna order d to wit; That at
tie general election TO he holden, On The 2nd
Tuesday q aeteter A. D. 1865, there shall
be submitted, 10 the legal. voters Of sail
county the following propositions, 10 wit
Whether the County Of Tan.a, shalt devote,
the Swamp Lands, and the proceeds of the
Same belonging to said county 10. and for
the hn, ding of the Iowa Cent al Railroad
wi,hin sail county, aal across the same
North and Sant;,. Therefore. It is hereby
proclaimed, ,i,as Eicc:crs isltendiHg 10 vote
for said proposition shall have written or
printed, On their respective ballots, the fol
loving Words
ssTur the Swan. Land appropriation
and those electors, intending 10 vote ayains
sai,l proposition, shall have written. or prin
cd, on their respective ballots
s.Aga.nst the Swamp Land appropriation"
Proclaimed by orler of said Board of
S.ne!yisors