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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-09-08

as- NOTICE TO SHIPPERS PER. ALEXANDRA
The sbovcnarrd vessel ein receive Freight on FTay
only owing to rtie early hour of sailing on Saturday
Cotton Shippers notified THAI owing to the gzeat
difficulty of designating sotton on itsarriTal in New
York no Cotton vii he received in bad order or other
wise ttxn plaintSmarsed THA0DEUS STREET
Septarnber
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OFFICE ASSISTANT QUARTERMAsTER.

OFFICE ASSISTANT QUARTERaIASTER,
DuEEAu REFUGEES. FREEDMEN ABANDONED LANDS
No. 90 BRo..osrGEEr, CHARLESTON s. c.,
tC1RcuL.n,l AUGUST 30, 1865.
l. N COMPLIANCE WITH TIE DIRECTIONS OF
e Honorable Secretary OF the Treasury and the orders
of t,.c Major-Cicncra Commanding The Department of
Sou., Carolina all abandoned and confscabic houses,
lands and other property, except such is required
c- military purposes in the City OF Charleston, have
been transferred to the undersigned duly authorized to
take charge of TIC same, by v..ue Of the following
Order:
HEADQUARTERS ASSISTANT COMMISSIONER
BUREAU GEFuGEEs FREEDMEN ABASpoSED LANDS
South Carolina Georgia and Florida
BEAuFoGT, s. c., August l5 1866
(SpEcLAr ORoEEs. 80. e..
r. CAPTAIN JAMES =. LOW, ASSISTANT QUAR-
TEEMASTER is hereby appointed Agent to receive
from: tho Military Authorities. and from The Agents ofthe
United States Treasury Department. all abandoned
houses lands and other property ard all conscatcd
property ordered to be transferred to this Bureau,
contemplated Il the Act OF Congress. approved March
81, 1856, establishing the Bureau of Refugees. Freed
.cen arc Abandoned Lands (Sce General Orders, No.
10. Current sc-ies Var Department.
Bycr,rr u: E:cye Aao-Gcneral L. SAxroS, Assistant
Commissioner. STUART M.'TAYLOE,
Assistant Adiutant-Gencral.
II. AL persons who hold Leases from the Agents Of
the Unitc Stasea Treasury Department. u any of the
above mentioned property are notified that said Leases
vii terminal, the 3st day Of August, 1855, ard apph
cat.o s9r the renewal Of tie same must be made forth
with l. tls Office.
Ill All persons who are indebted to the United
States for rent OF Of the houses lands or
other property herein referred To, are notified that pay
rnrt d. tie SAM must be made this Ocn before the
10Th nf September ls after which time parties in de-
fault wi! IL eec:e aud the premises leased to others.
JAMES p. LOW.
Captain and Assistant GrarterlnaSter.
EHrcan Refugees, Freedmen and abandoned Lands.
Septeaber2 q
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Louisiana News.

We Lave pic Of New Orleans papers this morn
ing, from which We learn that the weather is awfully
lot and the supply of ice very limitcd-thc Louis-
lana Tee Works not being able to supply the de-
mamd, We take it. Some eight or ten vessels were
on the way from Boston, with cargoes of'the frgd
material, and their arrival WAS anxously awaited
The old Tudor Company, which adequately met
the wants Of the community in regard to this mat
ter, is remembered kindly.
The movements in cotton was renewed with i'll
creased spirit. and with increased prices for better
qualities. Sales summed up nearly three thousand
balcs at thirty and forty-onc cents for qualities
ranging, according to ciassiiications in that
kct, from strict ordinary to midlling. About half
Il dozen bales of thc new crop were sold. The
weather fine for picking, and the carly receipts
look well.
\ meeting of Lafourchc planters had been held
at Tlibodcaux to discuss the Brazil emigration
subject They expressed the apprehension that
the cultivation Of the sugar crop would have to be
abandoned for the want of aborcrs, and that
nincty-ninc chances out of hundred arc against
tho success of the cotton culture general cul-
tivation of corn they thought would ovcrstUch the
market and ruin the planters.
The Picay,utc thinks that the planters should
not abandon their estates and their country, but
should, as class, concert measures to invite the
emigration Of laborcrs who can bc depended on.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-09-08

aFRaTCHEL aR's H!4IR DYENTaE ORIGINAL
and bcatdn the worll The only true and perfect HAIR
DYE. Harmless Reliable instantaneous. Produces
immediately salerdid Blm 4; natural Brown with
ont I'M rng the nats orssdn. Remedies the Ill effects
bad dys- Sold sy al Drug, lists The genuine is signed
WILLIADLA. BACHELOR. Also,
REGENERAl1NCi,Ez1TR ACT OF Mu.LEFLEURS,
For restiring.nad IeautiEying the Hair
CHARLIE; BACHELOR, New York.
Aucust.lT
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s-NOT1CE.-HAyING WITHDRAWN MY NAME
as Agent Of the Charleston Courier far Sumer Distrc
an now, the .ctinS Agent for tho CHARLESTON
DAILY NEWS. H.. L. DARR.
SeDte 1nher
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Still. THEY CoME.-Ovcr $1,000 passengers have
landed at Castle Garden since the 1st instant. OF
this great number several hundred Immediately
departed for Hirhmonl and other cities in the
Southern States, where they intend engaging i'll
farming. Among these were two hundred Swedcs
utterly Ignorant of our language; they can still
render essential service in tillins the soil. About
two hundred Swiss and Polish passengers have re-
Gently arrived, and thousands more arc expected
These persons leave tllcir native land, many of
them in exile for political offences, and they seek
our hospitablc shores to escape tho tyranny under
which they have long bowed They have as
general thing 10 money, but seem to show lauda-
Bic spirit in at once seeking employment. III this
they very seldom fail, for if they are not needed
here, there arc plenty of avenues already opened
and yet to open III the Sonth and West No man
need be long idle if he diligently seeks employ
ment.-N, ], Journal Of Commerce.,
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NOTICE.
Y1HE F1E:M OF MIDDLETON Il CO. BEING DIS
L SOLVED, will continue the FACTORAGE BUSI-
NESS OF my own account Oaicc Yanderllorsts Wharf.
Senterbnr 81 c. ". HENRY.
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THE UNDERSIGNED
TS PREPARED TO FURNISH DESIGNS SPECIFT
l CATIONS AND DETAIL DRAWINGS for Buildings
Of every description and in every style OF architecture
that may desisnd. Orders from any part Of the Uni
ted States will reeeiye prompt attention with moderate
charges WALTER 8. WEST, Architect,
Corner 4sh and Broad-at-cc.s, Richmond, va.
September5 3mos
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cOPARTNERSHIP NOTICE.

C0PARTNEESI4IP NOTICE.
BOWERS < SILCOX, HAVING ENTERED INTO CO.
ID PARTNERSHIP for the purpose of conducting the
BROKERAGE AND GENERAL, AUCTION and COM
MISSION BUSINESS will be thankful to friends and
the public for sha-c OF patronage.
Otfrer for the present, at No. 258 KING-STREET.
j. E. BOWERS,
August 80 10 j. SiLCOX
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VTTASTED.-PRIvATE BOARD AND
w LODGING in good family is Gesred By gen.
tleman and his wife. For q GOOD PLACE, the price
will not be consideration Address &C. Daily News
Office September s
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-09-08

IMPORTATION WANTED OF MY SON,
K DANIEL F. SMOKE. member OF Company CO.
Second s. C. NJ aged about II years; complexion light.
and bite eyes When astheard f-or he vas left sick at
Kingston while the way to North Carolina with his
company, in February last Any person having
knowledge OF his whereabouts viii Much oblge an anI-
ioss fa.her by addressing G.. ". SMOKE, Midway P. O.
September fmw6*
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-02-22
Ear ProBntc---fovya County Court.
In the mater Of the last viii Testament. OF Sar,h
MoreAe.l1, deceased.

In q The lat VII AMI Iestsnen. OF SarTh
MoreAe,la decsaS=d.
ON reading ind Sing the petition Of Mary Ludlum
I OF Iows oGnty, representing among other things
that j. In Newman Of the last iii and
of sarah 1t. reheaA, deceased, has tely died
leaving part or the goods cartels and Q! said
sarah M0rehead unajnIuistered, aud praying thai
Nelson Newman Of Grant County he appointed asnin-
isr.ttr dc JoHis Of the u said Sarah More
head It IS ordered, that said petition lie heard before
the Judge Of this curt. 1t the Probate Office iu the
village % Dodgevli- the 9th Day or February a.
d, 1868.
and is farther ordered that public notice thereof Dr
EjveL aIl persons Interested hy publishing copy u
order three successive. weeks prior said day
OF hearing, ia the Mineral Point Tribune, L week.
newspaper circulating !a said county
D..ed January -, 1865.
JOHN BONNER,
5S3 County Judge.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-02-22
SUMMONS FOR RELIEF.
stale of xSisconSin-sova County CIR
Court.


Henry Barter Plaintiff against James D. Jenkins,
N4rcis>;, NJ Ieukins, James Lyon. John Han Jams"
IisI Sarah Hail christopher g EyHeFson, Mary a
Evil-rsou Beriafuin r. Davis, Charlotte i'aNtS, pa
via Z. Evans and William J. filIey. Defendants
The plaintiff desires the trial or this action, IL any
there be, to be hsd Ia the Esunts OF Iowa
TuE SrA7e ~ WIscoSsIs James d. fenkins Narcis-
sN Jenkins James Lyon, John Hall, lanes liad
Sarah Han Chrjs;o pter c. Ryuerson, Mary y Ky
nersJa BENJAMIN r. Davis, Charlotte Davis, DAVID
e. .vans aud William i. Riley, Defendants:
SvOU are herrbs summoned and required 10 an ~ r
the complaint - Henry Batter. Plaintiff wHl1'
will hr flied in the oi!cc q the Clerk of the trcl
Court in aud for Comfy, and 10 serve CODY OF
,our answer ON the subscribers the Law o.cc 81
Nobb Wilson & Suaduh ~ 'lnrraI ONT. iowa
County tsccnsiu, within twenty days after th- ser
vice or this summons exclusive Of the day OF service
ard II voj All answer SAT omp int a. HEREBY re-
oujr-a Plaintiff will apply 70 The Court or the re
Ii Z demanded ia { ,e Complaint
D-ted D-vcmhsr %, lSGf-
SAMUEL W REESE and rorr WILSON & SrpDr-H,
fl4intilf's Attorneys Mineral Point, Wis.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-02-22
In Probate---so..s County Cour,.


CsLssI,
ErTEES e 'gliasr-4tiou having been :ii4 ssv =
I sI>a - Mary hsu GrsaaNync - aid county zut
Twelve u.1ath f,o tie d-te h.ie5 9r x allowed and
i1utei orrdtora 60 rsc-eAt .1-r claims against sad
l-sra-= for Nnd allowance. Its ordered
hat al claims ana dem tuGs against So
licensed Dc received .- sazv ist the Uis= Ok
his Court: 4ut. f1- t.. purpose ne MI las cfrr
IL the village Of togeve -- first ). S..y q cash
month, during tic term b0ye limited.
1Ea 10 i far.axr ordered, trN. sad Administered OF
wi-at delay COPY q this order he ruased
FOR four successive wees ia the Mineral Point Tribune
weekly newspaper circulating ~ the County Of Iowa
and also That they iia= copy he posted up in
four different public places IN said county.
Date January ID, 1865.
402 JOHN BONNER
County Juice
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-02-22
"tzf the Phoenix
49, - ~ -, - - L.l. d. IA. n -.


animated with new life GO thi- Elk
sE9- The Eejuveuslins Elixir IS the result OF mod
crn discoveries in tie vegetable kingdom; being
An entirely and abstract method of cure, irres
pecfive o. AL ti:e old and worn out systems
Fey This medicine has b.eu tested by the most
eminent medical OF the dtv, and by them pro-
nouRccd to be Of the greatezt medical discoveries
or tile age.
e1sF- one bottle viii cure general Debility.
- few doses cures Mysteries in females.
r. One bottle cures PsiittJion OF the Heart.
y From one to three bottles restores the I1anH
mess and full viE0r Of youth
t- Pew doses restores the appetite
eFT- Three bottles the worst case sf Inpe-
teuCv.
~ A few doses cures the low spirited.
r. one bottle restores mental power
2" { feiC GDSss restores itr 0IQas ~ geHrrd.ie-.
EFS- : few doses bring the TO the cheek.
iF- This medicine restores 10 manly vigor and
robust health the poor debiIitated worn-doWn aad
drspairiug.
~ The Hstlegs enervated yontlI, the over-task-
ell man business the victim % nervous depression.
the Individual suffering from general debility, or
(g~5g Of siuys org Will all ind rlHle
dst- and permanent relief by the Of tis Elixir
Essence Of Ike
e7gz- Priee 3 , per bottle three bottles 'r -.
and forwarded ly Express, Oh rcceip. Of money
80 any address.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-02-22
DECLINE OR CHANGE or LIrK

Take no more B4lsam, Mercury or UNPLEASANT med
elnes, Iof unpleasant and dangerou. diseases
llELAGoLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU ANp IMPROVED
ROSE WASH CUEE5
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-02-22
THIkTi-FlVi THOUSAND K0N IN USE.
Every Instrument Warranted for Five Years

In presenting the AUTOMATIC ORGAN we boldly an
Horuce tar -reate-t rIUuI ia IN musical Instruments II
the During the past hair century French and
Germans have manufactured reed instruments with
double bellows sld PEDALS FOR he operate
tut the vurt 81 the reversed exhaustion bellows
made impossible for Il TN produce the mellow rich
and musical tone for which our Instruments are cele
Drated.
Another objection tbs method Of blowing wa.
that both feet being occupied opportunity Of
fered Tor 81 : management - the swell within tIe
past two years. Instruments This Euro
pean plan Of double blow " have be manu- az. Ir-
ed IN tlS country, and ga cuunteT4c Ills difficulty
twaui Of sScIi3 liver has been projected from the
center o. the instrument, 10 act upon the swell and
PORTION necessary 10 eject this Oh ject. djsacrcete
enough TO gentleman. but 10 ady the Of such
an appendix j. nearly impossible.
Nuy Automatic device Vittrs this difficulty entire
" the simple &C; OF blowing with or -ess force
giving the desired Increase decrease in volume
Of tong.
For seventeen years tie superior excellence OF our
Neloie has not legH quest orod and tar years
pas; Ire enormous demand has made Is ifa,osef
Is 10 meet our orders promptly. With increased
that their orders III be promptly met and soi.et
continuance Of their patronage.
gy-A liberal discount TO Clergyman. Churches and
SchOcls.-G9
ADDRESS,
GEO A.*sEIEcE & co. Buffalo, II y.
Gs,s- &. TEIECE :: &C., Chicago, II
An Illustrated C.,alogu-, with full description Of
siyies' sal DC sent free o y address. -
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-02-22
SWANS BOURBON pITTERS

Es1fzeI- Cos:ivsn<ss and kindred diseases.
arising from disordered condition Of the
Stomach, Liver, Bowels. Let sr-ry one
try these agreeable BttcTs; once tried and
used, they win recommend them with conf
dence TO all others who are IN need Of a who'll
some, agreeable and efTectual tonic. The rap
Idly increasing demand for these Btl.-s has
induced me to give them publicity SC that
Thousands who have not used them, may try
them and be convinced Of their eficzcy-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-02-22
SWANS BOURBON BlTTERS

V-Thcy are made OF ingredients we'll known
and approved by the v1sdicak 7lrottsrion. As
having poioeCfai tonic Jrop,yt,cs are both
palatable and pleasant, with 81 icient strength
r1iHs properties to correct the bilious derangs-
p1cnt OF the system, and act ike charm when
taken according to direction, remedy for
the following diseases - Indigestion, Dyspep-
gi1 JsuHdcs. LiUer 4 gsetio,ss, Loss IF ApPs-
ti.e, Locness Of Spirit, Saylo,o Compilation,
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-02-22
Observation-Disclosures

III many Injections peculiar 10 Ftf7uies lhe TX
Tract BtCHu Is unequaled ny any other remedy as in
tIorlsis or Recitation, IrreEuisrity la niuirs- CT
suppression "i customary ETacuatjcDs liberated or
SciIrhous Of the Uterus LeucIcrrEor5 ar Whites
s@IllIty, and for all c'lnlans incident 10 the sex
whether arising from ndiscrstion Hati.s Il Uissisa
ton. in the
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-02-22
SWANS BOURBON BlTTERS
SWANS BOURBON BlTTERS
SWANS BOURBON BITTERS

healthy tonic. gentle s;inulan: and unequal
led morning appetizer. Prepared in ripe old
Bourbon. Being used to ;h-zexclusiop Of
sil other Bitters In more than fifty United
States Afr1y Hospitals, and millions OF privats
families, and is tile only popular medicine
which has been especially ,xsmpted fTora
stamp tax by the United States government.
on the ground Of its having besu adopted as
standard remedy by the medical profession.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-02-22

III ELMBDLD'S
Genuine Preparations.
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT BUCTU, Posi-
tive and Specific Remedy for diseases OF The Bladder
Kidneys Gravel. and Dropsical Swelliugs.
This Aedcine increases tie power OF Digestion. ard
excite the absorbenIs into healthy action by which the
Engagements reduced. well as Pain and infsn-
nation
HELMROLD'S EXTRACT BUC7aI.
For Weaknesses arising from Excuses Hatit Of Dis
sipaton, Early IndiscreiiOn OF Abuse, attended wiki
the following symptoms
Indisposton Exertion, Loss Of Power,
Loss of Memory, Difficult Of Breathing
Y eak Nerves, Trembling,
Horror Of sease Wakefuness
Dimness of Vision. Pain in the Back
Universal Lassitude q the Muscu ar ystem,
Hot ands, Flushing o. the Body,
Dryness OF the Skin, Erup,ions on the Face,
PaIid Countenance.
These symptoms, II allowed 10 20 on which t.!s
medicine invariably removes soon follows
Lopotency, Fdt3tty, Epil<ptic Fifs,
In one OF which the patient may expire.
Who can say that they not frequently followed
by those "Direful Diseases"
INSANITY AND CONsUMPTIoN.n
Nary are aware OF the cause Of their suffering.
Bet HuSk WILL cosFrsk THE RECORDS or Isx4ar
A.rLUSs.
4 7d Melancholy deaths by Consumr ton bear ana
pie witness TO the Truth Of tie as ertion
me Constitution once 0Tcctcf grtti Oyqan;s
Uett7t-Ss requires the and Medicine 10 StrgrsrLr
ana IHNigorate tine system,
Which IIELHRoLn's EXTRACT BUCHU t1sa,ssky,,
G0es
Trial " il convince the most slep:ical
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-02-22

r. The Cherokee pills and ReIu-
yeuatin@ Elixir, sold by all enterpri.!as
Druggists ia the civilized world Some uuPrincipisd
dealers, however. try 20 SCI! worthless compounds
IL place Of tics. those which they parci ase a.
5. cArsp price. and make money by sell
iu. Tran thy can Oh these medicines. A. you Yaso
your health, aye the health OF your tu;urr Of
-prinr. do u8- be deceived ~ sach UHpiiuciDiei
uru.fsts os- J.r stssS oledcts~T onf tffke ott-
ers the Druggist viii buy them for you,
close -he money ia letter, and We VII! scnd Them
10 yau 10y Express, securely scaled and packed, Tree
from an8,ryarHa-.
Ladies' Or Gentlemen can address rs IT. Pertost
confidence stating fully and plainly their diseases
and symptoms, as We treat all diseases q chroHlc
r.-cr. l1 male or female Patients need not h.si-
fate because ~ u cir inability visit US, We have
tr.aed patients successfully in all portions OF ihs
civilized globe, ~ correspondence.
Patients addressing rs viii please state pla'n!r Al
the symptoms uf their complaints. and write Post
IDclasc postage stamp Tor reply
" SsHE ,..r - 7rls f2UsItict frcs 70 any Al
dress Aii-ssa.f Letters for Pamphlets advice 70
tie rrorHietors.
Or. W. p. rfERWisS s. CO.,
No. 6 Liberty street New York.
{. Z. COCK. CHICAGO No. 20 Market street,
Genera! Agent for Jae States II Illinois, Iowa, Wis
c.G55n. Michigan and Indiana who Will supply
Druggists - s-ilr card prizes.
~ Z. D. T4lro-d sole ssen; To- Mineral Point
.lso OILS / PAGE and C. c. Yves; Darlington.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-02-22
sECEEG EESEagEs

In nj! their Stays It,t-1- rx-srg.-
Little change OF Diet No Inconvenience
And no Exposure.
Ii causes frequent desire and gives strength &c Fri
nate, thereby Removing Distractions Preventing and
curing structures q the CretAa alayirE Pain and In
Illumination so frequent in the class diseases snd
expecting I'll poisonous, diseased and ont matter
Thousands upon thousands who have been victims O;
QUacks ana Eho have paid 6eUgY ress cured in
= Snort time have found they were deceived and that
the 'POSlpA" has, by the Of Powerful Astrin-
gents been dried up in the system brsak out in an
aggravated form, and perhaps after Marriage.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-02-22

Csr HELnDofr's FIrR,CT BUCTU Ter all Affections
and diseases Of the URINARY ORGANS, whether ex-
istirg IN MALE OF FEHALE, from whniever. cause
originating and no matter q HOW LONG STAND
ING.
Diseases OF these Organs requires tie aid CT nIU-
RETtC. HELhEOLD : EXTRAtI pCCHU Is THg
GREAT DIURETIC, and Is certain 10 nave the desired
eject IN all disease. for WI CHI il Is recommended
Evidence OF the mos, reliable and Responsible CHAR
xcter will accom- any the medicine
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-02-22
FASHIONABLE BARBER

GEORGE APPEL haTinG fitted his Shop in tn,
' most approved style, IS prepared shave Dress
tiair shampoo, etc, all who may favor him with call
lie will also attend 70 Needing CuppinE and I--ciir
orsnort notice eud IN rhc best Of TIA science
IT, most r>rfs- satisfaction r-r~s4-4 1 al s,s.. "a
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-02-22
SDHsIlfO q.

Summons.
STATE OF WL>CONSTN-TOI VA COUNTY
CTRCEIT COURT
iPLACE [. srANP.l
John " Uee:hc ock Plaintiff, against william Holman,
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-02-22

An Illustrated Catalogue, with ,uIl description Of
styles 3 I'D DC sen. free o 4 ~ address. -
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-02-22
Or. ". 2. khERWlN & CO..

- 8 Liberty street, New Ycrk.
C =. COOK. CuctGo. No. Is Market STREET,
'Eelsrzl Gent FOR ttt States Of Illinois, Iowa Wis
C-1asEal. Michigan and Indiana, no ~ilI supply
Druggists ~ our regular car! lr;Ses.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-02-22

ATTEN TT q N :
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-01-12
Communicated.


EDITOR TELEGRAru-In publishing the
following list you will doubtless present mat
ter of curiosity to your readers, but you will
do more, you will bring prominently before
the minds Of the people a matter of public
interest, lead many to reflect sincerely on the
matter presented, and l doubt not in the end
benefit the public treasury
1t will be borne in mind that ou the excess
of income above 5000, the General Govern,
ment assessed tax of 8 per cent to assist in
carrying through its present life straggle.-
The amount realized falling far below the ex.
pectations Of, Congress- special assessment
of 5 pr cent was made, to meet the def.
cheney in their estimates, hence for the year
1868, persons evading the tax are, in effect,
defrauding the Government of per cent on
the amount subject to said tax.
One of the first facts that will excite sus-
picion in those who will take the trouble to
examine the list, is, that in Chester, Columbia,
Bedford, Orange and Scipio townships there
is not man who acknowledges an income
above $500; in Salem, but two; Rutland, two;
Olive, six, &c while in Pomeroy, there are
those around us, in every direction, by scores,
the extent Of whose business, mode Of living,
known receipt for rents, &c., will excite sur
prise that their names are absent from the list,
or ut their meagre returns.
Or, second, that the names of more men
should appear whose only income is derived