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The National Debt.

Tbs entire debs q che uRitsd States As OfieIslly
reported ~ rwkSE8,sIX HpSpRKp AND THIETT.
EIvE NiLEIsss or DOLLARS. The annual interest
IN coin and currency, Is over oSE HuNpASp AID
FwKNTX-Foua MILLIONS. We are not smoHg thoss
who ARE alarmed Al these hugs eggFeA We eoa-
slider that thi National dsbt, By wise lsgiaslion,
may 10 uasls NsiioaAl hlea&lug Iea cungFes
take the proper course aud his dea4 viii ee coo.
vortea into pslblis woalA pOlsisAl union, prv,ee-
tea u industry, sgo basia Coz national paper
currency, and The orphans and widows saving fund
OF the aati0n.
The i've great powers q the world sow have
each peFmaneHs natlenal debt, and he interest
paid By theal 3 Is fellows Franus psys slJa,sso,
ooai Austria psys 81 aoeel Russia pays ss7..
'ieo,aeai and GFeAl hrssaln pass sla1. ssAsas.--
The British debt 4 Che graat isbi Of ths Weld and
yet Bslsish esasok arr e9aivalcat pssesisally, b
BRITISH galpssa. Wis Is thhi Reeaase ths Rritish
promise - ply ) bAekal up hy tAe insss yigslaus
aud thato1sk aysssm ag sA5asioa klagen b he
world Ger he ssforaemsnt a ehleh ths whele
eessf q the soses4nsuS military and civil !.
pledged Ia tha Unliaa States pssas b he "a.
ampis ef Crest nBisSls IL tbs rezpeet
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b ihslf sysnfsthy u sstr u ; dissslaEion u lbs
Gnsoa Tlislgsfu soetheta ralnAssss sssias lhaI
obey hsss heSh asesiay slgnlhg ollsisssas n slss
ricEa weFk eighi 10 s. tbeo,kly ashaanad y
tksir 1tsns . sootksfn Charsh and east 4 Of e.
tifeiy, Aad nssHrn 70 The shurch from uhicb ibsy
have 80 widely dspsrsed
Ne pesr : made 70 tbs Church South, nor Is Gssrs
any assault upon her The Bishops, with just
ssnss q responsibility sdg issits, sad profslss 70
wslcoals to their esibraoe, al Msthodals Sho sxroe
with tissm IL dectgihs snd discipline Tbs kesb.
odi.s Episcopal Church atends {, occupy shs wbeIa
territory South a. ProSidshos may open the wsy
and thia spPpiy loyal nsa win Lasei preaeAig. II
persios q he ministers South, through bitterness
diziegsity sBd disappointed smhitloA sssk 10 bald
up ts old pfDslaveFy rsbsl ofg&uizstioBr Why Hpon
sheif heads be TIE consequences TIE way Il open
nv, without dlshtnof iof their resuFs-fhsy may
come o. stay where they srs, ttsir Iastss and IN
ellnatieas may Suggest No Utber l.evitation viii
be gigsa--h0ne other ought 10 be given. Let Of
fsia.1srs 81 ieass bs willing 70 come half wsy =
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The Suffrage Question.

TIE great question Of cur day isthe suffrage CUES
tioa. South Carolina never had republican con.
ssitation-sl the other States did AID tbs entered
the Union without prescribing ecsor.
Tk1s the Declaration u Rgha in The Conssitu-
ton Of Delaware declared
Every freeman having suGEeienb esEI.uee a
permanent eoaimon Interest, with An attachment TO
the ecnmnaity, bath right q suffrage
The Constitution Of Maryland provides
All freomon above twenty -one years Of age, hay.
ing freehold Of hfty acres 81 land In the e0atS In
which they ufer 90 vote and residing lhFein and
all ffeemsn having property ia shis stssaboys the
value Of thirty poands carreEi money, AID having
resided Ia the county ia which they Offer /, vote one
whole yesr next precssding the elscsien shall have
The right of suffrage Ia ths election of delegates Tor
such county
The Virginia Declssation Of Right. provides
An men have suficIsnt evidence Of permanent
common interest," wish attachment - the eoInu1i-
nity, have right II suffrage,
The Constitution of North Carclina contsins this
provision
"All freedmon OF the age q twoniy-one years,
who have been Inhabitants Of any one county With
in the State twelve months immediately pFseedinK
the day of any election and shall have psid public
taxes shall be entitled TO vote for members al the
House o. Commons for the county in which they
reside.
The Constitution Of Georgia declares that
The electors OF the members Of both BRANCHES
Of the General Assembly shall be citizens and in
habitanis Of this State and shall have attained the
age Of iwentysone years, and have paid tax for the
year preceding the siee.oa and shall have resided
ala months within the county.
So coloTed men voted In Pennsylvania till 1888
in Connecticut til 49, in New York on the same
footing with the whites III 1890 snd since then with
property qualification and In the other Eastern
states withuul hindraney, Also in Maryland till
1888, sndin North Carolina and Tennessee till about
the same period Ii Is only when We come 70 the
State of South Csrolina- whose people never voted
for President and uBess worth ten slave or kl0,a80
did NOT vote at ALL that We End in the eJnstinsion
Of those days the word white
The qualifications of an eleetor shall 10 every
free 'ehte nan, and ether person. etc.
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SLAVERY no Longer Local.

Coz. BraBslasts, recently e. issssisv.lls rsst.
spesCh in sayof u sholishing slavery. go zt.s b..
uszi this stroRg sud telling lAag.sgs ar -s-
II the LJsaJ nstgrs # slsveg
By The var the Whole rsialsar gl s.4..-. .
Government has been changed Elrr .r -.
within Che slave state. brogga. s-..s - GAP ..-'-
the question Of slavery when ,lss -5zrrsa -
had been local and made IF r. -----sf 5..a-.-.
Eben The slave Eas taken frgfa E.- E-....t.- e..
the avs Of the State. sher- Ea aa ..a -l 81.
they took him 9at and s7rsysd E 1a s.-l.--. t..-.
eminent Of ihe [ ni.sd state then ever
man and child, throughout tEs .z.tE s- .-s-.--
Of this great Union bacaaas zisra 80 -1t-s. .-s
81 property, bocsusc the life a. th-s- 3 -s-- 80.
must necessarily K down. sEi il siars-. sea. -
IS ibe ruling powsF. the Government ~ .z. r-.-
bad 70 70 down. LApY.ana' Erry $50 go
equally Interested IN the adjastnCz. q, Us. w..
ton. Il ceased Il Be local By ths very as . 2.--
whose interest i va 90 preserve t rs l1.s a.z-
tion. IL ws5 thrown against The aataE IA ,rz---
struggle and when that struggle i 5s-r-sss- 81.
rebellion has besn crGzhed-Rhsn lie Ps1Plz as
have besn poUriug oUi their b00d, srga -ye- .e--E
q the land, in order q msintail ta5 Glsa-s.-=--
against this slave st-ssgls-EheH lhay have a----s
- lass - the end q The CONFLICT l. j. lsgt zz-=
IS right Il Is Appropriate that the nasslz sl.IL ~
up and settle he question that had been uasozas
By those Vho had the righ3 sad POKER g have zzzr
II locAA l. has ceased - be = es-gs..l- C. $40
rights. II has bscozGs ih8 right and ite ra5-.. &
every man who claims tae profession q zee s.a-
gsnlmed banner q sur tstasrs o. tars lh' 80. e
settled definitely and fgrevsT
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Reg. Stezas; Eea.r.e-

This eIsr5aa. lss-ssi a.a ~
Al gye=isz. q Psss4g
L5aisys-.- e = Fssrs go. EsAs.-s
his eouHtry' good and going sr Cszals 4. r-. -e
the ToFOsto LsSdeg in az as,iels stazl7. q -se-5
body and u everything The rler.a' -1s-s- zzs
eesl kssptng The oompsay O. Ir B.s-klarz .ls
yellow fever man, and bad gezara1y generals, sub
~ led from the Sec.ih 30 Cazs5s Tz-z ssls--.s 70
Part for Liss political dang sad sgu tiz1zga-Is-
that form the staple q biz pabH-ssrsa- Il "a
mean enough before be fsl in with SSH company
Bat nov nc disgrsce she elyta 5s sss q p--s-5
er, il il Re possible - Isgrscs sleh SD yas' H.
vile hypocsIte shows thai he r. dissPposa.-l sad
mortified a. the failure e ;a= rees-s SRI Il Lip Sc
render T. --s. Es- ..-. la -z=a-a b..
Louisyi''z saa.. s-s - ---, a.s ae- ..
ssryice r. rae
84 ~
#aat 81
TfoP.ssss s.-- "a .-@ --.
Bat die} without The sight.
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Suicide of a seeessIOnist.
- RiehHonl Republie. % ) reeent -.

The Richmond Republic, Of 3 receat dste ssys
on saturday last Mr. EdmuEd Ratan, very
distinguished AgTeulsurist u Virginia, committed
Richmond and DAnyille Railroad He retired 70
bis chamber Al an early hour in the morning and,
taking saAt In a chair, took gun loaded with shot
and sIags aHd placing the muzEle 10 his m0atn dis
charged the piece BY pushiag the trigger with 3
stick. The upper portion e his bead was entirely
blown of. In diary of HE Was found memeraH-
dam stating thst h. coald never live under the
United States Government and took death in pref
ereace- In the same memorandum be said that he
would have eommitted the deed on the ssh Of April
the day General Les suFreaderedl bat vRs pre-
veated by the presence Of visitors in hts house Mr.
R0hin was web knewn ia Virginia BY his efforts ia
behalf Of agriculture n the State, and oncs ed
isor, wa believe, Of the Southern Planter. lie Wss
well known throughout the country during the aFst
Of The war from the RTdor with Shich he smbraeea
the confederate cause and particularly from the fact
that bS was the mAH who Rrsd the arSt gan 81 Fort
Sumter whsn Gen. Bsauregard bcm6arded that
work IN ls6i, He was over seTenty years Of age
We knew Mr.. RaaiB we'll and We have met him
On many occasions. Before thu rebellion We spent
several weeks in biz company st ihe white sulphur
Springs In GreenbFieF, Virgins. Tie wss The chief
OF rebel and has labored cor years 10 destroy the
Government Failing IN his work, like .IssRss
Isaariot he pat an end his career Tao worst act
OF bis life was th4s Of hring upon Fort samieFh ls
last and most patriotic act VS. That Of howisg eti
hi. own bFsins'
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Analher Rebellion.

Frlm ths proclAaAtsen in this weeks WHts V wi
- sesn thst the oopps7heads Of Middle and W@
Tsnueasee sFe carrying che torch q ssisioh through
ihs csanfsy Ia asAAHcs q laU, cad ssea viii
tsulps i0E las, Indeea We ara nov - 6ght thebst.
Ges or 1851 oeeE again. Up 70 this date aons d
shs candidates for Congress in the Stats have taken
he aStk required hy he act % limit The Elective
Frsnchise and some Of them are openly making
var upon T. Seine Of the Clerks have taken Il upoa
themselves 10 decide upon the eonstitsiiOnAlity Of
the law and refuse TO open books the Law directs
II some COUNTIES these bad men who set themselves
az Sc leader have told The people 10 hold their se
hons without any regard 10 The law. The City
Council Of Memphis has decided that the laN dcss
u0s aEPly 70 the election Of city OOsrs, and hence
they win OF have elected rsbel Mayor and Coas-
ell The PEoFLE, Aa they cal themselves Of Stew
~ eOHAty have held OaassstsoE and aomiaEts3
rebsl Colonel, who wss wounded Sna ParOlea, aud
bal reeessly released fo,n being prisoner Of war
The act b limit the elective Franchise provides
iAa, ~ ectk shah Be taken BY al easdiaases fer
sssel Mar, The candidate svssrs that be win sap-
port aud atfsna she amendments and schedule ~ the
constitution, and al aets q tAs lass Geasersl Is
s.r,sB!y.
The Constitution Of the State says, and the Gov
-zor has takes sc cath 70 see it enforced that be
he Goyera0g sAaR tak< care TIA he lalcs shaa b
fz..kfalLy s-sssessa The crisis Is upon the State
Nv, and no sssps backward viii be taken. Live
81 1ie sink ~ swim, survive psrish the Cover
~ viii execute the lava If sustained By President
J0kns0a sna BIZ military f1scs 10 Command Of Gen.
Tkoiass IN T4zheszee. Ne certificates Of election
Vii be given 70 shy man no matter whKt his vote
uisy have been, who has not himself tAkoa tie oath
prescribed IN tie oh section Of the lss. And 10
osrisssss q elsesion win be given % uaadaatea
sse.ad b voters wbe refused ~ register, or where
books were not opened By Clerks. And without
soh certificate No msn viii be admitted 70 biz sssi
u Congress. Gentlemen had well understand
this matter Al yros. And traitors wh9 are RAINING
fJr Congress under tbs prstsnss Of being UHinu
ussz hs8 e well zee where they stand One OF them
yz5ciainas upoH the stump that ths State Govern
u5s-i L b0sas--sn impssiti9n--s ckeat--And that
JET Davis is = better mas thar eithes Andrew
J5hnsJr Or Brownlow-thai Lincoln proclamation
.. void, and the negroes are still slsSss
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oaF PapeF 10 be EnlarEea.

The uAteriek taa paper Eer fhe snlargasapns q
tss wBIs have beaA ordered, and are sxpestsa y
srrivs soaas We pF0pess - puhlht shse. a. large
IS our nsv and reAa steam press win allow u and,
ss esq he lsasa Of g. ne largest aeNspspoF ever
,ssaes h this end q The State
We proposA moreover % threw new NE into oar
large shsss By attending ore o. ieas b sseFyisse
taAe eSmSs olsi by increasing iasasn0aai Of rsaa-
Tag matter, Nad BY vigorous war upon al whe elm
a. iasagurasing another rebellion.
TAe mails are new starting, and hsS poss masters
are gong aho eGos IN NE several cossiiss and u
is The very tms 70 Subscribe ka pApe. The price
ill osntiaue g. in advance a. Il nov h.
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Gen. ArnOId's Circular.

We have vAdsd through Gen, Arnolds CircaIaI
Of ten newspaper columns and In the course Of the
c'biiags Of the GeaerAl he pitches into everybody
in general and the Governor u particular. The
Governor declines turning ssde from the important
Affairs Of State 10 quarrel with any one Of the oaa.
didAtOs for Cengros. II the General Is elected We
viii take great pleasure IL giving him certificate
Of election, coaasersgned BY his cid friend the Dec
Rotary OF State without which he can't be admitted
10 = seat.
We diser with the General as - The loyalty Of
Mr.. Randolph No In the late Legislature
made better Union record And 10 the rebol Leg.
islatarc s. II called, Randolph frequently voted
alone in opposition % the outrages proposed by the
rebels.
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BramIelse on Negro gau.I,,,

Coz. Brsmissssl in ais sssesA a. ~
made tse Ell0siaz sensible reusrks er \.
u assyo ssuaiitrt
But thsg are terribly fsigttsss.l al ......
negro equality We'll I 6sva 81 T7s..-..-5 -s.
Eabisct GonI know bai shsy vnav 49,. Zee.
Tor u They tasy have grounds p. s-. Fl.
negro + efI1al r. them, sEd thay sas- a.-s-.. '-
Bot ] bavs been anOag free u-g--a-. q. .,...--
h9Fsr cav any thiag Ike 81 a.-....-.
thers i 50 mach fear iB esrsair -gs-.. -
believe ths great sody q lhs psJr.- fr--
g u frightened On tfat sltse,.
But II 4 we're tue - iusy a. ts...
leHtioa u aesriain Psiiticsi psrtg O. rz .s..
clause - bring about Negro e4sa,lsy 81 $50.
iESpsssAIbie for thsn ~ a. Z zach = .i.-- -.
t. our socisl relations, and society -as. So
sal seisi'ons--nat lag. Soes:y -eEl'ss-- E, ..
hhtit Jon csn ef1esta your people 81 r. s-.r-.s
= I"tg o. that ehsracssT Il never .sr = e--....
any SCI % lagsl Provse Law csa rss IA. -...
al hos s-tasiish The SOCIAL rs.at.sHs H-.-s-- d.
VINO isen sFsn Men cone together - z-.s., E..
ssass % taelf sotIsi ashaii.as-a1 lss 5,s- s.. H.
-. 81 naiare' FoF Inysslf / believe lhe rs..-..
belongs 70 tha superior rsce n BE- s.-. +. -.
maintain HE socisl posjtiaa a5a-s .fs 49,
be VIII looss ~ and h. can te'p b. ars
0wA people and rny gva - szn.rst rr....s-..-
pie ABd any ether race, wherever gss fr.. s..-
conflict And I havs no syfapaln~ s.- fas, 49,.
sentiment which undertake 3. -1-. .r...----
IN order y eIavats another -aca ~. -- ......
- that can ever obtain IN e.. ...a.r- -. .....
the white rass continue - e. frrs-S sr1 - r.
e they have done through pat sgs lAae.sz
This thing q social s4ssiitys ssy. rz ~ r1-sa-
Is i at s,gf, thrown one 81 .bs agar s-s % -.-
who WeEs raising the CTy II -oeFei11 -four var
ago IL Is amply 'mad-d0g cry. A. as.-1--s
srObse the psss1ns % mea- and make them
aas5ly forward, qvcTthso~3ng ibeiT jaAgnerf .-
their rsssou, and leading b their .aFa rHr sas r.
rain q this eaniry
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Blood. THIRSTY Beauregard.

The following epistle b from the pea Of tia.
primes Of military rebel soondrols Beasrsgaad and
wa addressed 10 rebel member Of Congress
CRAsLESTgS, 3. O. oc4. Is, 1859
HJia. Hh,. T. Mites, Riesntasad, Va
HAS The bl for the execution Of Abolisioh prison
oSs after January next been passed DO Il, aud
England will be stirred into aetioa Il l. high tiae
70 proclaim The black Gag AFTER thai period Let ne
srseatioa b. 9th a< gs5Tote.
q. T. BEAuaEaARB.
Il through the influence Of such Infsrnnl
bloodthirsty oundres rs this that our brave boys
we're tortured, starved and murdered By inches ia
Richmond, Daayils, Salisbury. Charleston, Ooinnl-
biA and Andsrsenyille. This sssassis viii hava the
imPadsnes 70 sPPly 70 the Prsslden. Cor special
pardon. He ought . be treAted 70 special srsess
tiVa 2
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The Arrest OF Etherldge.

The sA-Hon, EHersen Esheriage has been arrest
ID 1t Colambas KY for making iRsoadiary spasehes
in Tennessee announcing he state eaxasnmsn. %
bogs. snd the kstioaAl Administrators ~ soFI .spt
Let him bsimprsonsd and bsld there untl be issrns
u behags himself
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Onr Platform.

Oar absence st she Capital Cd the State for few
months, aud the eSo4g>s going On in the sentiments
and bsupcF Of men who have long pSsssd for Union
.nsa znd men Of unqaestiosed loyalty have Jed
s5ls Of cur Old acquaintance 70 ask ighsrs stand
aid q 1Hat sstsat ~ keps changed, That We nlsy
- lastly osns1rod or daily credited for our goOd or
bad opinions and held strictly responsible for whNt
We arc, What We Hold and also what We 10, We viii
siate Cur positions in such way, describe the
platform upon which ws stand that no one HOs even
q fool, can ElisuudeEstahd
We are for the Union it IS. and the enforce
ulsni Il The laws they az, both State and Ma
tOnsI, untH every rebel hays down his arms Is kill
% % in battle, OF IN private IL huRgaHtn this
wicked rebellion + crushed cut, and men cease to
abuse tie Federal sgtboritiez talk treason even
~ private life. We are for compromise with
rebels who have been in arms against the Federal
yyernInent three or four years, and have only laid
down thsir arms because they were srhgped
ce are for no truce vita rsbala, pardon for pr
rate 40 completely with thieves and no parley With
murderer We are for the political party which
sill stand by the country, sustain the United States
Government, and nCt think Of withholding men or
means from the President until the NAticn has IS
sgash, sad IN The North, and until the whole world
sbaIl see sad acknowisdEs our power 81 crush out
'he great conspiracy.
We bold that no man, Ia any section q the eoun-
Nv North or South should be permitted - bold Of
bee until be has taken al 18th that he has Hsver
done written said anything against the authority
81 tbs Government Of the United States, or in any
Ny given sd, comfort o. encouragement b is
-nias 81 = the Ensn saging war against the Gov
sramen,- Being grossly decsived By men In the
lsJgth ,sh0 vent int ihe rebellion, We viii never
suyport any tnSn Tor any ofies u honor " prOBL
who vs. q soesssiouist, % WhO aided IN the uhholy
sssFk u opprsssing the Unioa people 10 The south
y who persstsnsly advocated 70 prosecution Of The
AR brought On At the south.
Denying the right Of secession, We hold that no
e,tsls hss ever been out Of The Union, and cOnse-
glvntIy ws deny 10 Congress The right 10 regulate
the franchise question, holding that each Ststs after
hsvinz elssssd loyal Legislature ahsl say Who are
l5ysi yossrs hhd who are Rd provided that no
state saaI enass lsw on tbis sah8ea II war Silh
The provisions II .i1s National Constitution.
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Mastering out Of Troops.

II =, ordered that 80 Tsaaesay .a,, g. at sr.-
rs.rs L, NashyiII - 5e azlsrod o,-l So Pss2 e.
4. .st II Dies, ~, frcm Ess- itlLyssee, tAas 81
h. :, bsrus BY ths uais ~ 5oidins the s'e,-.-
:. g. render AID aal somfort &c lhoee vs. sge
soaasiag sAc S.asa sashosities = - go
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So \ clergyman ia Mobile ea!lsi zf VI ts-a7.
Gram gsoE and saQuire,l iasaltingly % So Erf-
% as-.qeg De se0tAern Clsrgymsa Spa. --' d.
drew Johssga @ssAoRpsB yca s4,eV-as sr'--
so, Sas ne reply adding. "5- yrz F..ss
JOhnsou % ~ mors god thar fa-y 81 " .'
Davis, Is Is Il ~ sri q agassflsas -r-2
pray OF ncs
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80 Byyers oi Millinery ss,!s sill ~
Cincinnati house 81 tausys i sH..a g g..
saoek Tbs ara ar lyss sl!-osla7e- 7-.'-
lishIe, and thorough. ,sr,sd 'a 'ls ..-..
The trade We advise MILNE a .-'
bay q them. as.d Sud or,ler-- So .aes "i.- .--
. a, - ,shs.. s..,, .aryed E., tas- a.s.t
VertiaemsBt
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THE wEAfHEK We hsea Say but little about the
ves.bsr-it has Bss5, 4lsaki,ls yor ass!f for week
Eat. Il bas been hotter than es ay time sidas The
sl.saeT We hEd lie sholefs hsFc, fha Intensity Of
tie hsst has bseR feb BY al Glasses The thsai0i
s.sg hAs ranged 81 80 in the shade and sonld have
k5ge higher bad tlsee been rDon. The geHaFsi
sian + tbs, the weather piOdsrste ttle, 70 Prysbt
tat psrsons fpss tasiling dovh, sna going ~ late
GREASE
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n.y. We nov hsyv ia abe Coa'.a 5- H''...
nessss = party really opposing ias @i''
IN. s,sf.. and he De- eieP1aaut ys 'i' is5,'.-
a. vs had darsng she PTogFess o. tAe 'e,,
pos..i 70 ths restoring u she t1''a- '''s
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The weekly union record., 1865-08-19
DEPUTY
COLLECTORS OFFICE.
u. S. INTERNAL REVENUE.
Ninth Division, Fourth District, California.

0RovILLE, Saturday, Aug. 10, 1865.
TO MR.. JOHN S. BERRY:
"HEREAS, BY VIRTUE OF THE EXCISE
w law Of the United States entitled An Act
TO provide internal Revenue to support the gov
ernmenf and 10 pay interest on the public debt, =
approved June S0th, 1854 you are indebted to said
United States in the OF two hun ired and four
teen 6s-l00 dollars, (S2l4 S6-l0O) for taxes and
penalty assessed upon you in accordance with the
provisions OF said Act; and whereas you have fail
ed to pay said taxes as required: and whereas,
goods, chatte and effects sufficient to satisfy
said taxes have not been found in your possession
Now, therefore. you are hereby notified that, by
virtue OF the thirtieth section OF said Act, have
levied upon the following described real estate be-
longing to YOU towlt: Commencing at 4 stake.
The same beiug the corner OF picket fence on the
bluff near OrovlAe, Butte County California, about
fifty feet from Schneider x Cos. Brewery, and
running thence along the Orovlle and Lyncbburg
road about one hundred aud forty feet in "a south
erly direction, thence in sOuthwesteriy direction
ninety feet, thence in Il nOrthWeSterly direction
one hundred and thirty feet to the brow ot the
bluff CORNING slight eibow) one hundred and
sixty feet to the place OF beginning. And you are
further notified, that said real estate with all there
unto appertainlng Will be by offered tor sale at
public auction,
ON THE NINTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1866
at clock 2. NJ. OF said day, at the premises, nd
the proceeds OF such sale viii be applied to the
payment ot said taxes and penalty, and the ex-
peu>es herewith incurred. q. ". PRiNrY,
Deputy Collector 9th Division 4th District. Cal.
To MIR. j 5. BERRY, Oroyllie, California. AZ