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tn PAc Ft5 RAlSzo4D-Tnc 81. Louis Republican
Of the 2sih ult., says:
In noah and half from, this tim". it is probable
che last rail will be laid ald the roii will b. in full
opera ion, through from ST. Louis to insas City. the
latter part Of September TIE directors OF the road
have dnalIy MADE an advanfag@ons arrangement vita
the corporate authorities OF KANSAS city relative to the
ps ;szge of the road through ti'atciy.
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The stnte of Lonisinnn-.. Parish or caddo.

Succession OF Jaws Fl. DILLARDa
EFJEETH JUDICIAL DISTRICT GOURI--Notiee IS
I hereby given that WILLIAM j, MooRE has TINS day
applied TO be appointed administrator of
ana unless opposition be made thereto IN the time pre-
scrlbed 81 law said Moons will be appointed rs prayca
g. Given under ny haad and seal Of Ofits this
- A. n LEONARD, Clerk
SIra9o,or. a,,nst q +8s5gt
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In 1863 about 8 7,o00,o0O rubIe feet Of timber was
cut on the Ottawa and tributaries Not less than
25, 90 men ure engaged in g-tjE cut and m'nu'tc-
.urtpg this timber for marect There ar annually
consumed 1000 rrea Of PORK aud 5, 90 Lanels OF
-four in tie production Of square timber TIE hnrses
deyour 5000 tons of hay ana rs 90 ,busheS Of
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sAEcAs1I;-E crson Elm ridges important letter to
the presldcn, concludes follows:
Nav our Heavenly Father speedily restore your ex-
c4llency's health; enarge your al ealy powerful judG-
ment and uudcrs anding; save You from being agnia
poisoned a on the 4th OF hrce lls; aid finally crown
yo4 IN Heaven WITH the .'od own" aud all tue
NIL a9=ss WHO await you there
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Shreveport Price Current.
fills embraces actual sales.

corrox-Middlmg, 2282sc, u Ii.
sUGAE-ll9lSe q b.
MoLAssEs-65@ - gal.
FLouR-Westerh, 5lo, o Ola 90 q Dbl.
Texas 81 SO " 100 lbs.
BAcoN- --(0l4e p ID.
CoFFEE-@t0c. 10.
Wn.sEr-Rsttidsd, IS o3s-, Texas Sc 2 2
gallon
oASDLrs-a2@s5e. = ID.
"CoRx-5 &C. = bushel
BAeGlNq- -@zoc q yard.
RoPE- 28@36c. n ID
HAlLs-$S 5u@s 10 2 keg,
sHibss-4 g s., p Is.
PorArots-8- Il Dbl.
OgL--Lafd, s. b0@ e gal
BEtswAx 2hc y b
TALLog-- @9e % Is.
SALr-Iiverpoo s. 81 3 sack.
Woot-f2@20e. II tb.
suoGs--PIS1totion, S2@3 SO g pqir. ;.
IoAEsrIcs- Brown, So955c,; beached, soE9oas 9
PsINrs-Auaerican, a3@sac = yard.
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HEqtst 9.--CorroE. The Gseouraging kilograms OF
the sth from New York. appears to have deferred buy
ers from going on, unless at decline to viii factors
viii not submit ar the sales to-day have consequent
" been con6ted to about 900 bales, Al irregular ard
generally eartr PRICES With the remark that buyers
offer S5l96 cents for low midi}ing and hol lers WHO
express Il Willingness 10 make conet ssiens, ak
ass, we omit regular quotations Yesterdays bu-
-ness ass larger than reported, upwards OF too al's
having been taken Ivy one buyer, mostly after NJ
aud not rrpo ted aHtil to-day IAis s"ei15 ths ousI-
fess TO 2-bJ bales.
Good cIt ordinary. d sIiddne C
sueAr-Loui<ians, common, glib; fully fair,
l7{@--c.; uilite clarified, 3@-c. U ID.
MoLAssEs -Louisi,na, 75@' % ~ gal.
FLoUR-Low superfne, s. 0 '@9 80; good super
fne, 5 good sztro, 80 SOC =; choice
WafszgNRSct1ied, = 2o@- = gallon.
HAy-S}o @32 90 p tor.
041s--0-c - bnsi'el.
CoRS-st o5@l rs u b,'shel
PORK ~ Ness, $----335 10 II bbi.
BAcos-sides, -@25.., shoulders, -@lsc. = p.
CoFFEE-Rio SI3@32,. p ID.
BAGqING India, z55@32c. q gard.
RoFa-l49@l5c. II ID.
s-- CATTLE MARKET, August 10.
BEEr--Western. choice, ......-@ l6c. q ID. net
Western, Is gu lily -@l5c'
Western, I'd and Sd 7f6af3c +"
Texas, q head. $50 oo@to 90
VEAL CATTLE. .......-.......S OILS p head.
Hoes. ...... I8@ az. q ID gross
SHEEP. Observation-Disclosures. So 75@- q head
MONETARY There were eever,l transactions in gold
The ruling rates are; gold l4S1 @ I4s3; silver, 1900
1929.
The following are the quotations for bank notes:
Cts. Per Doll
Bank Of Louisara, .....,........ .55@@37s
Louisiana State Bunk, ..... ............o6 @58
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JOIN P. HIGa1Ns. RoBv. nAURER HENRY MARCH
JOHN P. HIGGINS & co.
Cotton Factors and Commission Merchants,
No. 81, Factors Row perdido street, New Orleans
FEHHIS House has open River Policies with three In
slrauce Companies in New ORR, ans, and are in
sured to the amount of Fifteen Thousand Dollars In
each of them en- every boat coming from tie Mississippi
River and rs tributaries having eottoA consigned 10
them. augl6-6m
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STICCESSION NOTICE.

Succession OF CoRSEr4rs CALVIN, deceased
A LII PERSONS having claims against said success
"A sion sre hereby notified to presen. the same to me
Tor allowance, and those indebted to said succession
will please come forward and settle With me- or my
attorneys Beall i Chapman. and thereby save costs
JOHN McDOS0UGH, Curator.
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STOLEN
RESIDENCE TO LEASE.

A COMFORTABLE RESIDENCE gituuted cor fs55;!!;1
IA ner Of Common and Lake streets, is hereby Ell
offered for lease. BIDS Will be received during the
next DAYS For particulars call II tho residence
from A. II. to P. n fAugl6-1t
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Succession of JAMES 3 DOUGLASS
FKyENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT C0DRT-No- 32f.--
1 Notice is hereby given, that HsHRY DooaL4ssii
administrator OF said succession, has ed IN th!s Once
his first aud second annual accounts Of his dnnistTa
ton and petitions, praying that said accounts msy He
homolog&ted. II. f., .E 49,
Aud unless opposition IS made thereto in thirty days.
the prsserbedhy law said account will be honolo
gated approved and made Unemployment Of the court.
- Given under my haaa AID seal ii Office, this
- 90 A. II LEONARD. CiezE.
Sbra..A ye-t S,rrst o 1gS5.5t
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it, .o,t-b,tso more men during the late var than
iton did to tie allied army during the KuSslan
~
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A WHOLE FAMILY MURDERED BY BRIO IAN YoUEGs
DAM. Is "A private letter just received by gen.
tletllkh Of our acquaintance from reliable party III
TTtah gives the details of q wholesi murder of
family Of siz persons by gang of Brighams dantea
or destroying angels" Our informant was intimaelg
-ouainted with the unfortunate victims and says they
b been the objects Of relentless persecution BY the
breth IN for sotne time past. They had all been
n,gn56r. If the church in high standing and familiar
With the j.. side workings OF Brghanisln. Latteriy.
hey had Been seriously suspicioued of disloyalty to
the church and Nsrs supposed to be making pFtpara,
lions 10 get out Of tnS territory, which the
apgels" were instructed prevent as the people knew
ana would probably CAV, after leaving Zion, many
things which the good name Of tbs chprch would not
permit TO be made public The parties kisW they were
watched and took every precanton to elude the VgI'
lance of the "daiites" They started, tenejStg for
tile purpose Of changing their residence to tile east n
side of the territorr but really intending come 10
the States and were accompanied by two Young men
who we're rot members OF tue church When they
had been out severul days and were eHc8mprd in a
canon about fifty miles from Salt lake one OF Young 8
bishops came 10 the camp, and told them they must
move uElediately or they you'd be murdered By the
Idans they were 10th to start at hrst, but the bishop
insisted and they fnay consented toollow him. He
led them 10 st cure camping place., several miles
dstant from the pnblic road, and there lie them.
The following night company of men described as
indians came upon the camp and murdered every
member Of the party, except the two Young men, who
returned to the settlements aud informed tue trends
Of the tnpIily what had happened III
These statements may BE- relied upon as true; we are
III possession Of the names Of all the parties but are
rot at liberty to make the SANE public, the inform
ers if known to the dautsS, would share the saele
fate
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sTJCC ESsTOy NOTICE,

A LII PERSONS having claims against the succession
IA of GRoRaE NJ. NICHOLS, deceased, are horeby NO
titled to present the sams for acceptance, and
those indebted tn said succession will forward and
settle either with my attorneys, 8call Chapuas,
aud thereby save costs.
sbrevezert August Q I9s54t
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Shrevenort. Aneust :. la65.
A ENGLE

at his old stand or Texas street, II !
L EAS OPENED stock Of Groceries, imported Vines,
III and LIQUORS and also Imported Havana Se$
gnIs, of the very best qaaaty ! q. s..a
My articles / guarantee, for had them imported
expressly for this naket Those who good Judges
of FINE WINES and HAgAHA SEoAEs, can have their
faed tastes gratited by calling at nl5 store OF Texas
street. a ENaLIs.
shreveport August 9, 1896
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4 =. n -,-. - re,.c,,e- Clrs 90 o.,r III. 7aT,e
a CAF3TA-sr IN - -,
Nno ms Us i'o..
~i-u NJ, Y. -'e; e. o,.a !; NJ v,l
n. - a.
AHe paa.'i "noi - ~. -. = -, ~ ~
~ ..1 80 ;5 ai.er
~ aba q ne ~. rnl
- - -. 49,, "a $50, ,,;es
@a. -. - Di ~ ,,avsos}i
~ " oie =. a.,
hnoT ~ 80. Ssas 'ias n.
1uss ~ ~" u
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ssOJLsss -, sa.s.as, II u atng w A RE
Ready-made ClothingIats, Boots,
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REGULAR JEFFERSON PACKET.

n. TUE favorite light druught steamer FLtIA,
r. fSGA "a WE Robson, master, having heen thoI-
ksss9, oughy repaired, will continue TO make trips
twice We l. between Shreveport and Jefferson, durag
the seaaoi Particular attention will be paid to the "
ercs slippers and passengers continuance o. tae
very liberal patrouape heretofore extended to the Fieta
ia resnectf,l{y solicit 4 augstf +
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The S1ote of Louisiana.--Parisf of Caddo.
MAYORS orrscr, CRY or sahryEPoRT.

July II, 1865.
rEsHE Controller of The city is directed TO proceed
inmediatev TO collect all licenses due TO the Cor
ooration ana ali persons by whom licenses or mag
become due are directed to pay the upon the d4
r3end of the Controller.
szb-averort Jpfv : q. 1885
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DRYGOODs

wn.'c. roArNrNs. II 2, ALsoBRooKe
WIN. G. ToNPKINS s. co.
TTAv,E resumed business at the old stand, No. ?,
kE Magazine street. corner of Canal, whore there
win be found Full Assortment of Dry Goods,
for county merchants and planters
q Their stock is ENTIRELY NEN, end viii De kept
cnnnlete BIZ. verY arrival -. augl 6-6Dl
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$40 Few ARD.

BTRAYED Or SIULtN. I
n Or Saturday, July 18th, from my Residence IN
10y the CITY of Shreveport, Light Bay lIorfea
L&-6A.hrarded |. A. On the right fare shoulder 4i
on the right hip c. b.. bis legs are all darker
than bis body lie had q rein tied % hs neck, 4hs
above reward win e paid by leaving hir1 NJ the 0tee
shrsrennrt. Ansust 2. 1865 .
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COTTON

YVHE 8. P r. r. Company viii receive cotton at the.
Marshall depot, and deliver the same to any house
in Shreveport designated by the for@ar!er at s. %
rer bale A. NJ BURNHAM. . Z
: aur9 4tl General Superintendent
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coMMIssIoN MERCHANT,
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New Orleans Market

..l pnrxrs-Aneriean. s8@zae z yard.
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coHlanys. -.s-.sgzssltry tyranvAcs - ..-...
per session of twenty weeks.
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q -, - -.
Columbia phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-05-10
Later from Charleston.

A visitor in this city, just from Charleston
tells us that General Sherman was in that city
on Thursday last Such, at all events, was the
statement of the Courier. He had also been at
Hilton Head for few days He left the pre-.
cinct Immediately after, and has probably gone
TO Waskington.s The report in Charleston was
that Gen. Kirby Smith had surrendered his
troops in the Trans Mississippi District. The
negroes have been shipped from Charleston to
the Islands. The lands have been sub-livi6ed
among thera-thirty acres being given to each
head of family. 10 the ogcrsccrs (whtes) thev
allot one half Of the produce. fact which TO
doubt encourages Cuffee 10 great performances
The city in state Of starvation at the
time of their removal; the rice had given OF,
ana the philanthropy Of Yankeedom did not
contemplate gratefully the filing of Idle and
hungry mouths. We are also told that ex-
Gov. Aiken was arrested last week and shipped
instantly to Washingtcn-thc cause of his
arrest 10 not known or conjectured.. Our ;nfor.
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Attention!,

i iyla Soldiers, Soldiers, Attention = 49,
We beg Of eur Sol ldiers, whom we are al a ~.
posed TO honor for wha. they have done; &
Tor s. all the sacri6ees they have8made, to loo
heedfully to the tenor sof.Maj Gen. Lowell !.
Orders No 2, published u this paper of yes
.terday and to-day. They are not disbauded
all d ; eamnot be disbanded. until certain condi
tons are first complied with. These condition
require them to have an honorable diseharg.
which can only be procured BY their eigain.
Individually certain papers. Theseepapers vii
secure them from molestation in their progress
home; Without these papers, they will be lia
bic to arrest as we'll by the enemy's troops a,
by our own.
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s =. ~ s' 4
"Wednesday Morning, May 10. 1866,
Subnaission.

sss : Submissi6 d. q "a
seemssto be agreed ons every hat ID; that
there is 70 be ne more Sighting; that the ssrno
sg1e Il over. and fhat the South, ii not aiready
sbouHd hand aud foot, slies PROSTATE, at the
smefcy2 of the conquerof Our Generals. having
sesoh the ranksofSG eneraIissimo have welded
theseontest. Lee and Johnston are prisoners Of
s ssgar Many more haye accepted the conditions
.ot q the Military Convention agreed upon be-
tween Johnston and Sherman, and are in the:
same category. The district of country ex
stspding from considerable portion Of North
Carolina: TO the Chattah eochee In South st
;eTnssG Georgia, is understood 10 be surrendered
s.also; though. by thes.way, the surrender does
i not absolutely imply anything more than that
fsthe army; It is forsthe civil authorities to
say ether the terms of con Yension. as aereea
upon, shall embrace the territory as well as
the army az The responsibility Of this decision
must ' mainly rest upon sthe Governors of the
states.r 7 n The absence of the Con federate Co
syernnaent tin the virtual sabdication of Presi.
s sdeutsD visit depends npon the Governors o.
! ene several states g see that the Republic shall
sui1ep no harm. Bnt in 4he surrender of the
armies, the ateGovernments are almost ,,o.vs.
sefiess. They possess working efficiency.
south Carolina, for example, is almost stripped
81 troops. She has sent into the Confederate
g <astnsesfrom first to last some esogo troops
All All the vigorous certainly all the enthusiastic
ssand a courageous. blood of the country has been
5 afaWn @ TO the fields, and what remains, is of a
ssse not easily be drawn. Briefly lacking
ssetunteers provisions, clothing, medicine, wea
I oonss POI s. munitions of war, the country is ex-
!. s sAaasted, and farther struggle; under these cir
sunnstapees, must only involve the people at
71arge-those who are Incapable of arms-wo
I:ien and children, cid men and boysN7in thou.
sand nllserlcs, the smallest form of which would
6e probably destitution. Under these. .circunli;s
atances,s that remains to our authorities? Sub.
rslssion! Submission to a. fortune and fate
egaiuss which they are hopeless and resource
less to contend. IL
But submission to The. will Of God-subn1is
sson to CONG querors against. whom you can no
sseoagers fight, does imply that you shall en-
:sraee the knees Of your conqueror You may
fvssear tlls chain Without hnggjng it-nay bear
rae yoke, yet do SO with decent self.respect.
a:'d q dignity which shall eoumand the respect
q others. You simply fold your hands, sadly.
soacmnly. silently; you have done ali that man.
Lacd could do-all that s4ostr manhood could 90
.-feeble, perhaps, and with nc. o.suci resolution
-,oxf
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wen deserve are NOT sure tina s vel
deserve i In we are very sure. that We
have not deserved suocess;; bnt our people genes
gallysare prepared .for ihis adnissiS 81:
lt ia only through other and bitterer lessons ofa
hunailiatioi they acquire that conSic
ton OF the true reasons, for Gods Judgment in
their case, which shall justify to them his ways
and HIS decision the Issue which is Tempo
rally oyer Ourtrue so olieitude now should be
to apply the bitter. lesson 10 our souls. ana
strive tosmake our cup of bitterness drausAt
for Regeneration s5ss7.
s 81 omission, we have said, does not imply the
cordial nbrace of the knees of the cona ueror.
We are constrained to submit. That is required
of us, not by him merely-for that would be
a requisition worthy only of our scorn-were
1t not that it is also .he requsition of God. OF
this, we are ourselves quite sure. But we have
no space here to work out the moral premises
to their fl conclusion, which we have reached
in our own reflections. But our submission is
understood seemingly by ALL It would be
simply absurd TO hold out any vein shows of
struggle, with the enemy raging everywhere
throughout the land, and with our own soldiers
and people equally demoralized and scattered. l..
When our generals and chief warriors despair
and yield up their arms. the mere civilian has
Henly to accept of the fate TO which he can op
pose no professional skill or secret, neither wit
nor wisdom, nor resource, nor remedy, either
IN resistance or in flight. But to submit is not
necessarily to be ignoble. We nsay feid our
arms admit the victory, declare honestly and
frankly our defeat, and yet preserve equally
the dignity of both State and people. The
enemy may bind hands, but we need not
give him any help in doing so. He may usurp
our territory, but we need not formally surren.
der it to him; nor need we help him in his 60
vernment over us. 1t is one thing to be quies-
cent beneath ,isurpation. but quite another TO
become the instruments of the usurper. This,
however. opens asuhject which we must reserve
for other papers.
Later from Charleston.
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More Reports.

BY gentleman from Charleston, we learr
that United States steamer, from Wirningto.
TO New York, having no less than 500 person.
GU board, was burned at sea, but twenty.sever
persons being saved from the wreck. we ar
told that several former residents of Columbi.
were among the number, and that several o
these We're lost.
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to Washington atnder arrest We think i nro.
bable that, if sent at all, it has been under
quasa and most courteous invitation. The Co.
vernment at Washington, though mulish enouo,
and refusing to treat with us, is vet not 60
stupid as not to see that it will NOT be polite to
force to extremity whole people, hot with
their resentnlents
DEATH OF BooTH-Booth, who slew Lincoln
has himself been slain. lie was caught in g
barn IN Virginia, surrounded by troop of ca
valry. refused to surrender and was shot II.
died game. An associate named Harold w,s
captured with him. His body. on the 27t.
u!t- was lying in the navy yard at Washin.,
ton ana the coroner's inc Gucsth had set ,Inon 5.
We shall publish full particulars to morrow
-----s>> -es---
Oont l'efrow yoGr neiehbor's paper
Don't stand around his door and watch for
the carrier to drop it, and then consider
yourself entitled to the first chance. Men
who pay for their paper expect to read il
hrst, notwithstanding the opinion to the
contrary. A man who ia able to subscribe
toE paper, and depends on some one else
for the news, ought to be watched. lie is
always very keen after the Moose and It will
get him one of1hese days. lie is doubtful.
character, says an exchange, and will do
great many mean things. II will drinl.
persImnon braas; eat cold victuas; kill
ms daddy tor slx'peuce; cut off his wife's
ha1r anj sell it to make watch guards; rob
preacher; drink garbroth; wrestle with a
niger on Sunday; fish with Il pin hook;
break into a---jail kill cat; steal mile
post; pick up little things perniskous, and.
above all things, if you do not keei, you.
eye OF lin, he will hoolz your paper.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-08-27
COUNTY DIRECTORY.

The Circui, Court will meet four times e
wear, 9Th of June, 9Th Of October, 9th Of
December, sad 9Th Of March, Judge. P.
w R.tcH. Clerk w. A. Chapline.
SheriF-Williani Rush. Depuiirs-I. 7.
Chaplin 7. W. Potterfeid.
R cordsr-G .orge Byers
Deps,y and r. corder-J. D. Fayman.
Prosecuting A,lorney-Henr) Berry
Master COMMUNICATING c. Eniei.
Board Of Supervisors will meet on The zOih Of
esch month, at their office over W A. Chap
hne'. st re, in Shepherds.own. President-Ai'
ex,paer Fossc,. Ehud Tanner Danis Gamer
on, DR.. James Logic, John W. McCuTdy, TFu-
man " Pouerfeld. Gle. K Of the 6oard-IO
C,urty rrea.uror-Iosepb Welshans.
Superintendent Of County Free Schools
V. b. Strijer.
Assessor James W. Greenwood
Maeistrares-Joseph $. Fleming, ChsPiine
To ynkhiI James u. F4ymsa. Shepherd Town
ship.
Gonslab bic -Georgs MrBCe.
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INTERNAL
REVENUE NOTICE.
MART,NsBpae, Angus, /, 1885.

MART,NsBpae. Angus, / :. 1865.
THE tax payers Of the counties herein
named are hereby notified TO pay The
taxes assessed against them respectively
al The times and places specified below:
In Berkeley County. at my Office in
Marlinsburg. from the Goth 10 the 3O'h
of each month.
In Frederick County, ., the U. States
Assistant Assessors office. IN Wiuches-
Ter, from the 7lh noon 10 the 9Th noon OF
each month.
In Harper's Ferry. at the Shenandoah
Hotel. from 8 in the morning 10 2 noon,
on the 10Th of each month.
In Jefferson and Clark counties, al U.
s. Assistant Assessors office in Shep-
herdstown. from lllh noon TO 18th noon
of each month.
In Leesburg, a, County Clerks Office
from 18th noon 10 10Th noon OF each
month.
4 ten per cent penalty attaches il pay.
men. is delayed beyond the times above
named.
Revenue Stamps OF al denominations
for sale.
N. D. KENEASTER,
Collector U. S. In. Revenue.
3rd District Of Virginia.