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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-11-23

GT An exchange says sswaterfaIls,, ara
prohibited BY the English game laws.--
The clause which applies to them runs az
follows; 'Netting the hare shall be pun.
Ishsd bY fine and imprisonment"
A yoasg LADY in this city deiares on
Der honor, that II took her just 'sthirty-
i've minutes to make her WATERFALL, and
that she won't be made game of either. ?,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-11-23

The Bridal ChaahnF, AZ Essay .! wsyaias
asa rnssrucsion Tor Ysuta AsB-sHbElaAsa hS the
Howard Associations, ard ssns frse sf@Asrse u
seHlea envelopes. Asarsss, Dr.. T. sKIiEaa
H0uGHros, Howard Associations, Fhilaaeiphia.
Pa. lgse. 10, iss5---ay
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Council Bluffs i Omaha Express.

McCaEASgsa Express runs regularly
every day from Council Bluffs to OMAHA
Orders left With w. +. Kiser, o. q Kabls
q Frsy's Bakery, Broadway, Council
BIniTs; and at WA. Seekers Grooary
Store, Farnhan street, Omaha, will re-
eeive prompt attention.
April 20-Gmo-s
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-11-23

~ There are Is gresRhacks In eireu.
iation. Beware of them Ngaeatia.
Courier.
We have heard that IS vreenhsak. az
in circulation but don't see them ATTAIN
enough to be cautioned against them.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-11-23

- business and professional fnen,
oaa - aseoasaassa 30 plsns In Va RssEz, Tor
Lhssr saras. wsaxpees every sstsfpFtsans ssss-
mesa ssam am thsrlay 10 advertise IN ss auaLE. =
Advertising 10 the msana ea easrytas sass' pnss-
ness iafs svssy hsase that 10 served bys mewspss
pss, Instsaa 81 waisins fs eassosuers - IooA fas
auets slsn osas onssl psaee 81 hasinsss
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-11-23

"HyPEnios osATvn."-- urn are fss woadsr-
fuI virtues, thai satyrs bis hair dressed wiiA
srgRLIaa's ANBRosIA, would Transcend svsn
Hyperion IL beauty. Aoy-9-tA.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-11-23

C. General Frank Biair's vote was re
jected in St. Louis on Tuesday, because
be refused to take the oath Of loyalty
prescribed by the constitution. lie has
sued the jadges, claiming $4,000 dam.
rms
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-11-23
THE COURT HOUSE oU EsTToN.

L. w. BABBirT:-
Dear Sir-At The last meeting of the
Board Of Supervisors for this County, a
Committee was appointed composed of the
following named gentlemen: |. II. sisler,
John Brstton, and L. /. Cbildt, for the
purpose OF carrying out the wishes Of the
people, as expressed at our lat election,
for the erection Of Court House. The
Board made il the duty Of thas Commit
tee to correspond with Architects for
CLANS and specifications. The interior
arrangements to correspond as near as
possible to a plan already proposed By
MIR. Ward, Architect Of this city. Also
to examine and enquire into the beat To-
cltion of said building.
Now this Committee think that, they
can give il more publicity by the two pa
psrs of this town Publishing The resolu-
ton md addressing you the above com
munication. We would like full and
fair expression Of public opinion through
the papers and otherwise.
ANY communications containing plans
or information desired regarding same,
addressed to E. Mcbride. President, OF
F.. F. Bur,iick, Clerk. will receive atten
ton and all information furnished. The
above named Committee will be at the
Office of the CLERK of the District Court
on The last Thursday of this month.
I. NJ. SfGLER, Chm Com.
Sov- ISE5-4w
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wHrsKERsi wHEsKERss

no you waat wAiskers OF MeassashesS 9as
Grecian Compound Will fierce thea 10 grow On tAs
amoakhast face OF chin. OF hair "a bald heads, ~
six wceka. Prizes, OIL 90 Sent b. mali aagwaersl
closely sealed, On reeaIps o. price. Address
wARERR o. CO. Hsx EaS, Rfeekign, n Il.
MaFcA, 10. iss6-iy.
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WEEKLY RUfsLE.
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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER ., 1865.


whsayou ana msan delna more business than
vou are. laok al sac advertisements be has in ths
newspapers. The business man who puts bis sign
In ans aewspspsr does much wiser thing than
when he fastens II lever his store and who waala
thlRk OF aawleetiag that2 Tbs man ~so adsertlses
iaforEns ths public that he waAts tfads, and Aia
card 10 an Invitation TO customers 10 cope and bay
where sne peFsoa rssaa , ssn il tse street., ave
hundrss read IL In shs aewspapsFs. No matter
how well business Is known, he ean aiways plea
Up new customers If he viii take the pains to ad-
yertisej for By nsxIeetiug the means Of securing
trade he loses ma esst OF bis pronts.--si. Ls@ss
Price cnrTsaf.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-11-23

PETTY There are, IN this city
4 few, we know not how many, persons
who are in the habit Of stealing wood,
dry. goods boxes, aud other small articles.
We would advise some Of them to quit
this business as they are pretty well known
and may, possibly, get their names in the
paper. Besides, stolen wood is sometimes
rer4 expIosire.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-11-23

g0n every ceoter-table should stand
a fagon of Phalon's "Night-Blooming
Cereus,'' to refresh and trauquilize the
senses Of those, who delight in pure and
wholesome perfumes. In fact, this ia
now the fashion in most Of the mansions
I'm town. Sold everywhere.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-11-23

IN tNFsEtf la@tt ItstVEEFF
FrLE 6RATH Of Iodine In each ouncs Of Water,
nsao,rsd makeat SosgsEt
The most powsrfai vitaliztng sEsas and Hsstor'
alive known, sernfuia, Salt-Rheum, Cancers
Rheumatism, Consumption, ard many Chreate snt
Hereditary Disaasss, are cured by its aaet u
thouka ads ezn testify Circulars sent ASe. PTAct
AL per bottle or 9 TOR Is
Dr. n Anaers b Co, Physlciaus and Chemists
as Broadway, New TeER. Sold b. DrusgIsts Eslr
orally Oct ~ ass .~rs-r. e-Sn.
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AUCTION & COMMISSION,
EEhAY & ALLEN,
MIDDLE BROAD W AYI
COUNCIL. BLUFFS, IOWA.

- r nEEAv suA CHARLES ALLES. having Is
E5~iatHd themselves In the Auction & CungnIs~iUa
taHnesS sill attend 10 she sci Iar eth public
pUFttF sale, % an Kinds af stock wagons, h4r-
. ness aRd all h nas Of property.
y B-StabIiTE aHf YIri a-cenIm 5dztiUas fEr
n.saeI on reasonable terms.
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NV 3, ItUo Nv
D Nonpareil please copy.

gTThe Hon. Jacob ColIamer, United
States Senator from Vermont, and form
erly Postmaster General under President
Taylor's administration, died at bis resi-
dcnce, in Woodstock, Vermont, On Thurs
day Iaat.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-11-23

FARMERS AID HOUsgKgEPKRs-shaala xsa
collect that hundreds OK aeEIzrs @ofah ar Gsraia
Prpzixisnk, Ae.. are anzaaEy aeslrSyxAf Is RAkA
Aes, Ants. and ether inse ets and vst1afsa-aii al
sFiIcA can be Ef3Y eutel By feM aoltara woTth 81
G0sTAn'sh Bat Raaeh, Ans, BE-, Ex tern lmasaF
banSbE and used freely
~ See @CpsrAR'sn adYertisemsat in.iAts pas4
sr.
~ sala 10 dauaa RlatSs Iowa, ny al pTug-
isfa and Deaiers. ynns. I, fss4-sms
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RBAD THIS DEMOCRATS.

Resolved, That the City
Council il herebv request
ed 10 give all IFS Public
Printing to the NoaapareA,
and that all loyal citizens
are earnestly requested 10
withdraw their SUPPORT,
either by subscription or
advertising, from The
Council bluffs Rugies"
The above resolution was passed By
the Loyal League in this city. Comment
ia unnecessary. Democrats seeing The
attempt TO prescribe THE BpdLE, viii
kDaw Asw We Avsst Il.
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CLEAN HOUSE


Thlsd Edigion, FisEy Thousana--iec psEas. ~
Robert n. Bell. M. D. caution addresses ~
yesla me usarsaaA, and aaasa CONTEMPLATING
MARRfAog Sent by nsaii postpaid, Oh Fsceipt
81 Yaa UNgvS. a careful pefuasl sf this fmala
bvsk Ass heeu Boon TO TIE AFFLICTED ans
haa sss@a shunaanAs sFusn life OF Misery and a.
wplsHsesy graTes II treats Oh the evils q xauth
fnl tndlsrration, SELF Abuse sssAahsa WeakNss s.
HuzixsioEz, Sexual Dfsess0s, Gsaissl bsblltfys
f.oxg al Fs@eF, Nervousness, RFFsaasuke neaMTs
TF.posesss, &c Ne, wei d uadt the saGeTeT fgaFa
Fatalities sAa 0bilSssaaas Of Marriage. address,
On a. BRYAN. cun&nslaas Rhyskeanns
Boz SOM 80 nfosdsas, 4a1 YeFs-
ass 10, aS6s--ig.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-11-23

To ADVERTISING AcGNTs.-We are al
most daily reeeivining advertisements
from Advertising agents in the East, for
Sewing maehines, Pianos, &C., requesting
US 70 publish the same to the amount Of
one half the price of the article adver-
tissd, and then forward cash for the bal
anee and receive the article. We wish to
say, and take this method of saying it,
that ire do not 10 that kind Of bueiRtss.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-11-23

ANOTHER CoUSTERFEIT GgEsSBAcK.-
New counterfeit $40 greenbaek legal ten
der notes have just been put in circuIa-
ton in the East. In order that our bus
incss men may be upon their guard. in
reference to the new bogus issue, we give
a brief description of its main character
isties. The notes are dated Washington,
March 10, 1862, letter {, The red seal is
badly executed, rs is also the border Of
the note, which ia made up of repetitions
IF the letter Y, irregalarly put together.
The general appearance of the bill is bad.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-11-23
Business ENLARGED |! +!
STOCK INCREASED

Thankful for the past patEaaaEa with which I
have brpys favored ard solicitiag oottiaE ans Of
the same am happy 10 iaform my old sHstpu1ers
ard the pHbfie generally, shat am aaw prepared
TO furnish then with ..-.
Is 81 zr 's=-
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-27

public schools. Why has not the CONVEX
sion been made according to the lawg On
enquiry few weeks since, we were informed
nom a reliable source, that the direction OF
the Legislature in this particular, had not
been attended to by the Treasurer We now
call upon him to discharge his plain duty by
executing the provisions of the Act.
Prize fighters are hereafter to have no
mercy in Delaware. All persons who pro-
mote, encourage, aid, assist or engage in
or hold the stakes in any prize fight within
our limits, upon conviction are to be fined
five hundred dollars and imprisoned for not
less than one nor more than ten years, in
the discretion of the Court. We think,
hereafter the ''roughs" will give our soil a
wide berth
There are several other acts and resolu-
tions of a general character which we may
notice in some future issue.
The following is a complete list of the acts
OF Incorporation granted at the last session.
The Dover and Mahon's River Railroad
Company.
The Brandywine Hundred Association for
the recovery of stolen horses.
The Agricultural Canal Company of Bal
timore Hundred.
The Bridgeville Academy.
The Smyrna and Delaware Bay Railroad
Company.
The Wilmington Steamship Company.
The Delaware and Chesapeake Tow Boat
Company.
The Dover and Mahon River Steamboat
Transportation and Freighting Company.
The Beaver Dam Ditch Company of sus-
sex County.
The Brandywine Hundred Mutual Horse
Company for the Recovery of Stolen Horses.
The Diamond State Iron Company.
The Red Clay Greek Cemetery Company
of Mill Creek Hundred.
An Act to incorporate the Town of Fred
erica.
The Seaford Seminary.
The House Of Refuge of New Castle Co.
The Wilmington Skating Park Association
The New Castle County Mutual Associa.
tion for the promotion of Agricultural and
the Mechanic Arts
An Act to incorporate the Town of Sea
ford.
The Columbia and Port Deposite Railroad
Company.
The Diamond State Chemical Company
The Kent County Railroad Company.
The Nanticoke Building Association o.
Seaford.
An act to incorporate the Town of Milton
The Mccullough Iron Company.
The Duck Creek Oil Company of Smyrna,
The Hudson Branch Ditch Company Of
Kent County.
The Washington Hotel Company of Dover
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-27
LOCAL AFFAIRs.

Epitome Of Business and PersonaI Matters.
"A Temperance Meeting was held at Oak
Hill, on Saturday evening last, which was
addressed by DIR. James L. Killgore, and
the President Of the meeting, James Green.
A protracted meeting was commenced in
the NJ. Z. Church at New Castle-Rev. Mr..
Chew, Pastor-last Monday evening.
The Lenapi Base Ball Club having accent
ed the challenge of the Diamond State Club,
the match will be played Saturday, Noyem.
ber 4th, at one o'clock, on the grounds OF
the former, at New Castle. The following
named gentlemen have been selected by the
Lenapi Club for the match-Captain, Rey-
nolds Driver; Pitcher, George Warner; First
Base, W. Paddock; Second Base, F. Pad
dock; Third Base, j. Rodney; Right Field.
E. Wise; Centre Field j. l.. Evans; Left
Field, H. Rodgers; Short Stop, G. Paddock.
The Delaware Dental Association will
hold its fifth semi-annual meeting to-day, at
ten O'Clock, A. NJ, in Ferris Il Garrett's
Building, in this city.
The Peak Family Bell Ringers, will give
another grand entertainment at Institute
Hall, this evening.
A Temperance Meeting will be held in
Diamond school House, near Woods Roll
ing Mill, in Mill Creek Hundred, on Satur-
day night, the 18th of November. The
meeting will be addressed by DR.. James Z.
Killgore and VIM. Silver, Jr.
We direct the attention of our readers 10
the advertisement of E. S. r. Butler, No.
400 Market Street. 1t will be found in
another column. He has number of new
and interesting books.
Rev. j. S. Dickerson, of Pittsburg, Pa.
formerly Pastor of Second Baptist Church
Of this city, paid visit to Wilmington on
Wednesday last. His numerous friends
were much pleased 70 see him.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-27
CRIMES AND cAsuALrIrs.

On the morning of the 18th inst, there
was a serious conflagration in Charleston, S.
c., destroying the Courier office and mum.
Der of buildings adjoining, on Hayne Street.
Three negroes were killed by falling walls,
and Captain Hoffman, the Chief of the Mill.
tary Police, was badly and it was feared fa-
tally injured.
A case of lynching occurred at Pella, Iowa,
on Monday last A young man was arrest.
ed for stealing from a fellow passenger in
the coach, tried and acquitted by the magis.
trate; whereupon the citizens took him to a
warehouse and hung him by the neck to
force confession. Unfortunately they hung
him little too much, and ho is not expected
10 live
A melancholy affair occurred in British
Guinea on the 10th of last month A party
OF several gentlemen left Georgetown on the
18th of September to visit the penal settle.
ment OF the colony, and on their return two
boats, carrying number of the excursion.
lists undertook to go over the dangerous fails
in the Massaruni river. One boat passed
them in safety, but the other became unman
ageable, and out of tweDty-one persons or
board, nine, including Captain Beresford
the Governors son-in-law were drowned
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-27
GENERAL NEWS.

The Union Executive Committee of the
State of Ohio have issued an address to the
Union voters, in which they announce the
gratifying result of the recent election. AL
though full official returns have not yet been
received, and little is known as to the vote
of the soldiers still in the field, the Commit
tee are already enabled to state that the
Union State ticket has been elected by ma
jority ranging from 2s, 900 to 30, 900, without
the soldiers vote. This gives to the State a
Union Governor, Lieutenant Governor, State
Treasurer, two Supreme Judges, Attorney
General School Commissioner, member of
the Board of Public Works, and Clerk of the
Supreme Court The Legislature of Ohio
stands as follows: Of the 90 members of the
Senate, % are Union, and of the 105 men,
bers of the House, 6S are Union, and the
election Of at least two more by the soldiers
vote is confidently expected, making 20
Union members in the House, and giving
the Union party two-thirds in each branch,
aud majority on joint ballot of 4S.
Returns of official and estimated majori-
ties have been received from about fifty
counties in Iowa, which show an aggre-
gate majority for the Republican State ticket
of twelve thousand. 1t is expected that the
counties yet to be heard from will swell the
majority TO sixteen or seventeen thousand.
The General Assembly will be largely Re
publican in both branches, thus securing the
election of two United States Senators-one
for the vacancy occasioned by the resigna-
tion of James Harlan, and one for the full
term of six years from the fourth of March,
1857
Lieutenant-General Grant, after consulta-
tion with Generals Thomas, Hancock and
others, has recommended plan for the in
crease of the regular army to seventy five
thousand men. The plan has the approba-
tion of Secretary Stanton, and will probably
be adopted.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-27

Normal lSehoOE-At the last meeting of
the Board of Education, held on Monday
evening, the report of the Committee on
Normal Schools was taken up, and after
some discussion, it was resolved that the
sessions OF the school shall be held every
alternate Saturday morning, commencing at
nine O'Clock and continue till twelve. The
Rev. Mr.. Coleman, and Messrs. Hilles, Pick
els, Mccall and Gawthrop were appointed
to superintend the school. The Rev. Mr..
osgood, Assistant. The first session will be
held on the 4th of November, in the girls
department of School No. /.
Odd Feiiors Funsral.-The R. W. Grand
Lodge of Delaware, and Mechanics Lodge,
No. q, |. Q. o. F., attended the funeral OF
P. G. NJ. John Fairfax Smith, in full reealia
on Tuesday afternoon last. His remains
were inferred in the Wilmington and Bran.
dywine Cemetery. P. G. NJ Smith was
among the Oldest members Of the Order in
this Jurisdiction, and during his life filled
many important stations in the fraternity.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-27
THE LAWs nF Iann-

The laws passed at the last session of the
Legislature have been published and are
now ready for distribution at the Prothono-
iary's office in each county 1t is a PAM
phlet of two hundred and eight pages, and
was printed at the office of the Delawarean
in Dover.
In looking over its contents, we find an
important law for the protection of the
property of married women, which is
very well as far as it goes. But why
not extend its principles TO every species
OF property? If the law is good one in
relation TO mortgages, why not include
bonds? Why extend the protection to 'sil
yer plate, mere article of luxury, and re.
fuse it to the more necessary articles of
household property? The old law of the
Shusband's right absolutely to his wife's per-
stApal property, and his tenancy for life in
her real estate, has never been seriously in
terfered, with in the State of Delaware; and
this law merely prevents certain named per-
sonal property and the real estate of the
wife from liability for the debts of the hus.
band. We think the law looks like progress
in the right direction, and when properly
amended should be permitted to stand upon
our statute books.
The term of office of the State Treasurer
and Auditor of Accounts has been so limited
that no person can hold either of them for
more than two years in any term of six
years. The law is a foolish one as it pre-.
vents the reelection of good officer under
any circumstances. II will not stand many
years; subsequent legislatures will not sub.
nit to it, and whenever it is found polite to
re-elect any one holding either of the said
offices, the law will be repealed.
The fees of witnesses, jurors, commits.
sioners appointed by the several Courts, an.
praisers, treeholders to lay out roads and
bitches, justices of the peace and constables
nave all been increased. Jurors now re.
celye two dollars per day and the same mile.
age as heretofore Witnesses before ius.
tice, with an exception or two, fifty cents and
mileage, and in attendance on the Courts.
one dollar and mileage.
By an act passed March 18th. 1863 the
State Treasurer was authorized and directed
to convert the bonds of the Philadelnbio
Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad Com.
pany into tho stock of said Company. ac.
cording to the terms expressed in said bonds
The interest on the bonds is six per cent.
and the Company is now declaring dividends
of ten per cent. on its stock The State has
invested in these bonds eighty thousand
seven hundred and ninety three dollars and
eighty-tlree cents, the income of which be.
longs to the school fund. The conversion
would produce an increase of over three
thousand dollars per year, Cat present divi.
dends, which are likely to continue) and
would assist to that extent in improving our
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-27
ooRREsPONDENCE BETWEEN THE
AMERICAN MINISTER AND
EARL RUSSELL.

Important diplomatic correspondence be.
tween Mr. Adams, the American Minister.
and Earl Russell, is published in the London
Gazette of the 11th inst.
The correspondence begins with letter
from Minister Adams, dated the 9TH of April
last, in which he calls the attention of Earl
Russell to the official reports respecting the
ravages of the Shenandoah, and announces
tnat Tor the damages caused by such cruisers
his government cannot avoid entailing the
responsibility upon Great Britain.
The reply of Earl Russell is dated NAV
4th. He says that the duties of Great Britain
towards the United States are not measured
by the losses which the commerce of the
latter may have sustained The question Is
simply whether the Queens government had
faithfully and honestly performed the duties
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-27
PERsONAL Items.

j. R. Alcorn has, in addition to Judge
sharkey, been elected United States Senator
from Mississippi.
A. II. Stephens, the ex-Rebel Vice Presi.
dent, left Washington on Saturday for his
home in Georgia. He expressed his deter
mination TO use his best efforts to induce the
people of the South to accept the policy OF
the administration.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-27
IN AND ABOUT. town.
no. XII.
REcoNsTRucrroN OF THE WARDS.

RECONSTRUCTION OF THE WARDS.
Every citizen of Wilmington must be oor.
WINGED that as the Wards are at present con.
stituted there is a marked inequality in the
representation in the City Council. For
instance, the Fourth Ward, with Its ten hun
dred and ninety seven votes, has no more
representation than the Fifth, with its three
hundred and forty-nine There is similar
difference between all the Wards, although
not SO great, as the following figures, COM
piled from the table of returns of 1854, will
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-27
DIED.

CANDY tho morning of the 96th inst.
ELIZA r., wife of Merit Candy, in the
7lst year of her age
Her funeral will take place from the rpsi
dence Of her husband, in this oily, On second
day, the Both inst, to leave the house at II
A. NJ, TO which her relatives and friends
are invited without further notice.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-27
MARRIED,

CIIALFANT-PAINTER.- Baltimore,
on tho 18th inst, by Rev Geo. P. Hayes,
Mr. ROBERT CHALFANT, of Chester Co,
"a, TO Miss CLARA PAINTER, of Hartford
Co., Md.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-27

Income Taaes.- following table exhib.
its the amount returned as Income
DIVISION NO. 4.-wHrrR CLAY CHEEK AND
MILL CREEK HTrNDREna