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, 1865-12-14
FROM ST. LOUIS.
Etntu* Of the Registry Law-Hote1
Clerk Eafroted-The Rebel Boat"
burners CAAe-Compilcated Whfskey
Fraud.

Etatux Of the Registry Law-Hote1
Clerk Eafrote3-'The Rebel Boat
burners CAAe-Compllcated Whfskey
Fraud.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tdbune.J
st, LOUIS. Dec. 10.
The registration bill hangs fire. The action
Sexteraay In the Legislature was as follows: The
House 1.lused to accept the Senate's amendment
requiring the regietrars 10 notify persons whose
names had been stricken from the rolls that they
might bring Witnesses to prove their Right to yote.
The Senate refused To 1ecede from Its amendment,
and committee OF conference wts appointed to
compromise the difference.
The weather is very cold--naerrury only line de.
g,eea hhose ZERO. On the !eyee, butinesa Is light,
Ice commenced to form this afternoon tons aboye.
ward TfSiants, ~ Eas commtiisd % to 3a!l LIT hight
by the United States Marshal, pending IN cxamina.
lion before The Commissioner on Charge Of paes
liz esse of En1pby, tho boat burner, has been
postponed until the 8h Of January, for The purpose
Of obtaining the presence Of FrHnds l. Trenholm,
Ass!stant Secretary q he I1sssat nd Js%es
Government, RI witnesses for The defence
As ME. Oliver Halt. the gen!'eman]y clerk OF the
Southern Iote1, rus returning from Vetandah
and hit upon the bend By a Rar10ie1 On the corner
OF Fifth aud Locust streets: The blow made an
ugly cash md laid him ecnseefs for few moments,
1n&!uS "94tA u1ne {SV IN EIeaupaSAs "s1e AosQHGb-
ed from his pocket. a pedestrian appearing tn
sight the ecoundre1s lett without getting al the
vA1pabIes Mr. II. had nbont him.
The county jill one Y. C. Marquet, charged WITH lar
ceny, whom be bad arrested IN pursuance Of requl-
eitiun tru1n the Governor Of Illinois. After the
nue. applied to the Z. s. District Court for wit
Of habcaE corpus for the purpose Of obtaining the
testimony OF Marquet N case concerning The Beaz-
me q 81 l,snels Of Ehiskcy; The whole afa1 l.
but from the report re rece1vcd, 1t woula fecn1
ltst the parties interested IN the lot Of Whisky
seized BY .he collector, has procured fhe aHrsl ol
MaIquet for the purpose Of preventing his giving
testimony for the Government.
, 1865-12-14
FROM NEW YORK.

Tbe Charges aEninst City 0mcIala-
baptist Missionary N1eett1s&-Ttia1 o1
nu Alleged Bounty Thtef-aItss Laura
Keene,s Suit DfGmtased-The Civic
Code Of New York.
HEw YoEK, Dec. "a. After receiving tbs charges
scainst Messrs. Brennan, Comptroller, and Poole,
C1iy Inspector, Gov. Feuton has suspended further
action thereon nnt} the assembling Of the Lcgisia
iurc-
Tho board Of the American Baptist Missionary
Union, representing the foreign mission Work ot
the Bsl,titt churches Of the Northern StAtee hold
& fpccial nacctine toi4Jin thls city. 4 great eu-
larCement Of The work OF the body l. pressed upon
the Commission, especially In Europe and Africa
and the Board is called together to decide what shall
BE- theic &cdon.
The Investigation oftbe case Of James Hughes {ol
Alien Hughes i co.,, bounty broker recently ar-
rested On charge OF defaud1ng volunteers Of their
bounty money during last spring. YVES commenced
yesterday tn jersey City, before q. s Commts
s1oner Jackson Considerable testimony was
taken, after uhteh the examination Nas a1joutned
til this afternoon.
Tho suit OF Miss Laura Keene to restrain the pro
duc41ou Of" Our American Cousin by certain the
atrlcnl managers Of lhis city, yesterday, was dis
mteeed BY Judge Barbour. in the Superior Court.
The civil c1de for the Stste of NeW York,
reported at the Int session of tho Legislature has
ust been printed The committee who hare re
yiecd and abridged the rules and psottice and pro
ceedtngS of the Courts Of Record Of the State EiEf
6s3ef sEclch Of their f1Ecdecesxpra In ud1ce and
also the consideration or the advantages Of gen
eral code to the people ot New York
, 1865-12-14

an Ex-Imperial Minister Takes up
Arms for the RePubflc-CapEuFc OF
Americans In Aruls-K eports Of Suc-
eesseS and KcEcracB.
NV YoRK. Dec. l3.-The steamer Cosumnth
Iesican datea IRE 10 the 18th ult. Tbs Republi;
I'm General n!ax aid to hare been tTteS
p afh 1ne sR[fii bod Maradan. Tho Liberals lad
faEen rosscssion Of san Sebastian,
The Imperial jourusls arc much exercised DE pe,
esuse Twelve North Amesteans 9aa oeeh captnfea
IN Durango in un1ior1n and armed.
1eou Gnzman, FORMERLY one of the Cabinet. had
taken up arms asa1net the Empire, and WIS collect
ing force q,
The French forcea occupied Ftc:ona' NOT. II
, 1865-12-14

Assessment Stafisaic4-Tl.e .i3d ERc-I-
ment Arrived - More QuoEa Cred1t1
Allowed The Lincoln Monument
Fund.
Especial Dc<patch to the Chicago Tribunal
EPR1NGF1GLD. Dec. -.
Assessment retu1nl from the following counties
Tor 1866 have been received ut The State AUDITOR
otRco, to-day. viz Coicz, Jehetson, Jersey, Ed.
.yarde, Hardin md Pike.
Coles >county-Total value Of real and personal
propcr:y 47B6 Is; total tax levied, t13g ez
sulualoin IN ISL az s,64o; increase, xl.as7,
Jefferson eounty-Total value Of real md pcrton-
al property, e, ISL 5g7; total tax lested, FL s5a6s
vaiuatiou in 1864, ,5.G 20; Increase, $s16, 81.
jersey couDty-Tot1l value Of real and personal
Property. &. 554.6s5: toi1l tax levied fGAl446a
valuation ia 1864 f. ZIG e25; Increase, <1u7. no.
Edwalds couutJ-Total vaiue OF real and pesxo-
nal property. " 10TH ta1 lcs1ed xl2 SIS oo;
valuation ii 1854, Il. nd b.3; tncrcasc, ts3s17
p1peTy, ss!aSaa: tstsl * le1ied: x1lIlSss:57
Pike ounsy:-Total v.lne of real and Personal E 2.
valuation IN 1864, tle4y C6s increase, t2is, W.
TIE 43d regiment Illinois 3ntRnuy a11red al
Camp Butler to-day, for payment md nnal dls'
GoS oslcsby has been notified By the War De-
pattment that the Eiale Of Illinois is entitled to
credit for one hundred and nineteen volunteers
mustered into ths United states service and not
The National lincoln Monument Association
Will l.t~t tomorrow, at which time The specdal
committee t1kt returned from ibe East vii make 4
frro III relation TO thc amount Of funds collected
a lafEc1y attended adjourned meetnE Of pFomt-
ncnt caZnne Of this county, held in this city this
fSs &C %s's sPpeon!sS 81 70
ton to-morspw, with instenctions 70 o2poee any
p.An which proposes a diS1etuu Of the University
eo1 i. 'aS sseation =. Pc psopoeed in The LII Ta "a
before the Last lcE18lAturc.
, 1865-12-14
FROM SOUTH AMERICA.
Continued Unqulet Of the Latin Repub
11cs-Rcport4 from Peru, Chilli, HoiiR
fas Colombia Etc.

Continued UnquIet Of the Latin Repub-
11cs-Rcport4 from Peru, Chilli, hoiiRs
ia, Colombia, Etc.
new ToRK, Dec. 1s.-The steamer Baltic b nr
rived from Asp1uwa1l With California tnalls and
t7aa, 600 in treasure. EeHe untmpetsant
Vh]paIt1eo dates Afe to NoT. 9Th. and Catlao to
9fet. There Was no change In var matters In Chill
Tho blockade continued, the Spanish aees being
supplied with provisions by transport. The o. s.
steamer yVatcfce Was 1t Valparaiso.
In BoliSfa fighting continued with more fayorsble
pfpfpect for The reynlntion1sts. The LATTER had
fake1 Cxnlta killing the commander. The Prssi'
dent Wss occupying Poto=1 with 500 men.
Peru is at pence The new government Is belng,
eapldiy organized. Gen. Coneeco has suspended
The Ministers and Consuls In Europe and the tn1-
ted States. AL officials 1t home arc to be suspan.
ded and tried fr political crimes, 1nless they bars
BY their acts proved themselves IN fayor Of The
thc British Min.tes tot President pezes, and some
members Of bis Cabinet, who bad taken refuge On
British ship; On .he ground TT they re Gntity
tez4 reply WAS ouly that the vessel bad sailed The
fr3gatc. ewing to q conspiracy discovered amenGG
News ffum Central America Ia untmpostant.
Another revolution In Colombia Is talked Of
but nothing serious bad occurred.
A British eloopofN arrived st Panama, viii
Gen. Pezet aboard, and he sailed for France.
AdSices from Bogota state that attempts to over
throw The Governments OF several in.cE1or Statet
we're suppressed or nearly 50.
Outward bound passengers, per Baltic. LETT ran
ann IN the Sacramento Oh the 1st inst.
, 1865-12-14
FROM NASHVILLE.

Ffrxt Spop-A Hand Of Robbers on
their Travels-CoIton Market.
HAsuy114x, Dec 13.-RIvcr s6 inches. and I'LL
ing.
The kee1,cr Of the 1o!l-cate on Lebanon pike,
.,mef I,ca,nrd Byrnc. was murdered last night By
band d Topbc..- Thfee distinct shois TOOK Ct,
fsnd 3nan s,roceeded upon the pike and robbed d.
teen othe1 persona living along the rost. They
hen and hase not .n1 6esa hss;d iFem
Ann at 390Nc, With \ decided upssnfd tendency
1under 1sTMabje advtces from the Est: Receipt.
.o-dsy wnat, 81 balee; shipments. ~ bales. 70
~ .onnt nf cotton received here since int Sept.
<vnCT,14s in Il Ill bales.
, 1865-12-14
FROM SAN FRANCISCO.

Panic and Decline in Mining Stocks
Legal Tenders NOT Nete1rAnae 4oE
Fines In Court-Stor1n on tue Coast"
S.w Er,xctsoo. Dee 12-1hese Ia panic In
,ntninr etocEs. nd further decline IL noticeable:
1.xace, ga: Yellow Jacket sl0; OphiE, 20 Goald
6S.iia31' shtn 1fnpin Hood, Tor NcH York.
coai oil, flu. New York butter. 3't49t ETC
1er1l Tcnuer, 6s1s, ,,.t l.,
Echt rman coastine vestes arc reported los, ~ ~
the ihte storm up the ooasf- 1ncy III "e4"nsea ~
.1ndre Dsuooa yesscrday decided shat le:ai teua.
1,+s cold not be received for dnes II Inc County
x,cu1t,
, 1865-12-14

Remains of Mai. Elliott Received from
the South-A Desperate Villain Breaks
Jail.
Ispeasl Despatch to the Chtcagu Tribune]
DETBo1T, Dec. H.
The remains Of Mnj. Elliott, Of the 16sh Michi-
EN- fr1a1ty who wns killed ut the battle OF Tolo-
,utouy Greek, in the snmmc Of 1868, arrived In
this city toby, and Will be inferred ut Mount e.
llott Cemetery, Tomorrow, with military honott.a
4 fire occurred In Ponlisc this morning, destroy
Ing the drug store of Wells 4 Co., tho clothing
store Of ]: scgmans snd the te"elry store OF l. r.
parkcc. Loss 0o partially 1nsstsd. .,
Yesterday un the charge OF perjury, and who shot
scyera tines II the officer arTes1ing him. escaped
1um jill this evening. 4 rcwstd Of fldo fs offered
, 1865-12-14

"!P'nE out =" ar 1esls'1tion-1 va
taona1 Debt on Same ha*ia q. Ken
tuckJss Claim for Negro Property Lost
In Tho War.
ISpee1at Desuntch to the ChIcaco Tribunal
y Ds'' 4''
SENATE
ILLS passed: To repeal The law 10 pr.
vent End p.ohibit rebellion in Eeutuckv: to rrnca>
th- IN n.on,vrv z,n,,t.-. ~ ,bs ,,n,r., N al.
S's ~ ~ .oa - 1s@.s. =! ~ sssft "
IN oaan: 10 repeal the Aa~ requiring teaehe1s and
other officials TO take oath; 10 amend the Law 20
- not to allow tu.uptkes and ph1k 1usls to
mc,,a n mnrb ~ md al, l+nt n oraer hv rf+e.
~ .a.,,~ - s,,e.. 800, n,,paaas.s ~ s,.,s
ano to~hs' 10 aslo~ fcF1'a! ol1oagments " pts1n-
nhs where parties have died e1nce Judgment "as
rendered TO allow parties In action to testify Is to
y,me nj h.prave In. md .nra Ior, Ia ren,., he
'sw rnnrir " .rtins Tbo hsre onn. intn II f,%o
daie iines fo rive .eer,it, 5of cot. IN ~ sctlops
to aios af.eTaese len Oh M csses s m IN aeson TOR &C.
brought tor in3rsses tone persons md property =
to rr1,csl he Inv aiioEinr he spoolntment al
sssats to I'd, fick and Wnnnded soldicTs; sad to
amend the charts1 Of CosinTton ana Sewnost VI.
ier TorIs.
Hesointions gero introduced declar1ue that Ken.
&nrTTs srtian an IL the Fed.rsI anesdment xss
tpsi: living aue1lted endorsement Of the pre1t.
dent md putting The public debt Of the natioa Oh
The aa1ne footing as Keu.ncky's claim for compen.
Gallon for negro property taken during tho war.
Adjourned.
norsE.
, 1865-12-14
VOL. XIX.

ali; ea1oon adjoining; F. Scheleker. bakery, 1oes
81 insured u $1.5oo; upper psrt Of his build
tce vas occupied by Nj. 6vagcr "a dwelling.
and the Halds1dge building was ased - livery
sfable bJ Douglass Il CO.; John Mayor, boot and
shoe storc; The barn Of the Eorss House, valued 1t
$a6o0, and three horses were burned: small dwell.
ipE. owned By Simmons, md tbs kitchen Of
Rtehara's tAloon, in Ogden Hpuse. Iht residence
Of Ensign Bennett, together with barn, 1wo blocks
distant, caught By sparks and was entirely des~
t,pJcd. The weather Wa intensely cold md the
engines nearly Useless.
fTp the Associated rresa.1
JANner11lk4 Wis, Dec, ia ffe last night dea-
trpyed block Of wooden buildings on the corner
al Maine aad North second STREETS. The parties
who suffered by the IRE are Mt. Wheeler, owner Of
a trait sore schelckcrE bakery, and others. Loss
$500 vhlehis nearly covered by tnaurancc
, 1865-12-14

Neportcd Correspondence Between Ma
po1con and Secretary Seward on the
Recognition Of mcxico-Gen. Grants
Southern Observations

Southern observations
WASHINGTON, Dec. l3.-1t Is said that the Empe-
tor Napoleon, ehort time efnce, Addressed letter
direct 10 he Secretary Of State ASKING for rceognf-
mcut IL government ds fdtto. The ground upon
winch he hssed his request was that Il had main
tanned fteef for nearly two years and YVES there
fore entitled to Huch recognition It is said the
and that be e1nphat.cally declines to sccede
therefor. dc deEies that II IL Government Dc
feeso; hat The whole people Of The United statcs
a1c pledged neatnst any such recognition. u there
from tie best information obtainablc from that
distracted county. the Lbct1 party haye not yietd-
ed obedience, and do lot intend 10, but, on the
contrary, thc1r causc fe In the ascendant This
prompt 1ep1! taken With the actson Of both Houses
tably open the eyes Of the EmperoS.
Gen GEant had IN interview with The rree7dcnt
ycftera5 and communicated TO him the result Of
hit obfcrEnEtons dur1pc his recent trip through
Virginia. North Carolina South Caro!ina and Geor-
i'll. The majority Of the negroes in these States
are in comparative fdlcnees and nearly MI refuse to
renew labor tontrncts until attcr Christmas, bees-
E ipEE 'hat eeaefal atsfsion Of properly is TO
men inea q innuenoe w xcre outspotsn n 9 aTor
shc 1teei !a4sht conadcr neee:s.y aana iof isr
restoration. Gen. e. belEeycs that The people OF
the south, almost unanimously. desire speedy
that their professions Of future loyalty md good
behavior are hnuest md Flncert.
Commodore HUI hae been relieved from The CON-
mhnd Of the PHILADELPHIA NaTy lard. Commodore
ScltttEe has Enccceded him.
Hon. 1ohn Wen'worth's hill prohibiting the ira-
plague In Europe has passed the SENATE aa It came
IRON lhe U0use.
, 1865-12-14

The enemy made but feeble resistance, aud tho
French bad no tos5.
k,va Pa1Aceo had taken Command Of Tho Liberal
forces in MIchoacan
Con. Scott arrived at Key West on the 9Th. and
len there for Ncw Orleans. He will spend tho
month OF January al Key West
, 1865-12-14
The Joint Committee on the Death OF
Mr. -LincoIn-n1eInor1al Services, with
Secretary Stanton a4 Orator.

4EHlNEI0N, Uet. 13-InE 50l1I 9Pe91aI Cb6-
.nttl..e On the death o! President Lincoln held d
meeting to-day, md 1t IL understood they will pro-
hat1y report Ia favor OF memorial services in Feb
rnarJ, with Hon. E. II. Stanton as otator tor the
occasion.
NEW Yonk, Dec. la-The Cuuserciart Wash.
deIeea,c+ a1e noW urging that fhe ss1ae privilege
granted the Tennessee delegates should also be ex-
tended to them. Concrers, however, is By no
ing displayed BY the Virginia Legislature
senor Romero has received further adYices from
Mexico favorable for 1he Liberals. Junrcx Ia St.
cufels established ut Cbthuahua.
4 Washington special ttattf that II il understood
that the uoase Committee on Foreign Relations
will ttkt strung ground on The Mexcan question.
The Scuate IL, however, more conservative,
, 1865-12-14

large femf1y, w1s caught in tho machinery Of
Wrehts mill, 1t Charlton, yesterday. and instantly
". r. Dayis, formerly editor Of ths Muscattne
JovRGk and for two sessions Secretary Of Tho Iowa
Senate died Of consumption, At his residence in
Nuseatinc, On the 11th Init
, 1865-12-14
Efecxiop Of New Fork Central 4&a11foao


ALBANY, pec. 1a-At an election held hsEs 1; f.
q .hs Ssx ca,ea xet9 ps.n Rien he
1nnnd i nichard Z. Biatchsard. John y. Ghede1'
ainu1o c. Pai9e, ". l. frnyn, Natnao.s! l1syfs'
i1snesten sprake! corne,as Tfs5 ch'Ees Hes.ee e.
- = f.;.I{ Hnd.ew D. White inspectors Of 1e1l
el.et;op-Cootre Dexter, Rnfas g. 0eardalee, oe'
phen GrplSbeck.
, 1865-12-14
FROM DB MONIES.

Ku7nor About Gcu. Flfx Henry Warren
Corrctted-A Sioux Raid In a Small
Vuy-ObttuarT and Casually.
iSreci4i Despatch to the Chicago Tsihnne.}
DEs AoEEs. Dec. -
Tie Washington despalch. received yesterday.
that Fitz Henry Warren Eas accepted, md viii
shortly 1eaye to fill the GuatemAlfan Mission il a
csnard. Gen. Warren is member elect Of the
Io.:a Scns'e. and bas engaged rooms At The savory
House. and u1l be here through the session Of tie
Legislature which cc,s on tue sth Of 5snuary uc1.
4 purity Of Wfanehago indians made = aid into
Westuu Iowa, The other day. md kit,ed se,erai
bnodred do]lnr* worth Of stock belonging to Judge
Whiting. o{ Monona county.
ismcs Hofroef, sober and Intelligent man With
, 1865-12-14

DE1Rotr, Dec, IA disastrous fire occurred at
Poutac, Mich. this morning, WeIia & Co.. drug
gist4. lost S 900 worth Of property insured for
$500. J. sel!igGman, iG clothiae, loss $1,000; IN,
to. *39c0. o:hc1 lofses make 1 tp,a. of about
In ca.
, 1865-12-14

Hartford q Erie Railroad,
BoWoN. DEE. IA meeting Of the Boston.
Hartford q Ef1s Railroad corporation was held
hefu today. The following Board Of Directors
=. BeRdeil, aenty L. Piesson, James Low, 4. Y.
Stout, Richard schell, Edward Crane, or New
York; Wm. z Erans, Of tLsSndo9, Eusiana; Dudley
Dlven. Of Elmira, N. r; ambrose S, MURRAY. T.
Goehen, N. T.; Legzand Lockwood. q. M. Bar.
tho1onew, Hen1y Hotehkiss, Joseph ". A1sop.
Conn jag. ". Clark, Mark Healy, boston; E3.
ward Hanis, Ohio; ]. Rathhu1n. Il. J. d. n. OTIS,
OF New York vas elected secretary and clerk. i
rna}ority OF the aboyE gentlemen nrc connected
with the direction Of The EYtc road,
, 1865-12-14

R1tmoAD, Dec IA bill IVES introduced In
ihe Seune. to-day, repeating all acts relative to
slavery and free negroes and nlow.ns them 10 les.
t1fy in courts. Nj. Gllmor, Of Richmond, adyo-
cated the immediate passage Of the bill. Ii was
laid on The table and ordered to be printed.
4 resolutlou was offered confirming the ratidta-
lion Of the ant1sla Frry amendment at Alexandria,
which was refcrred TO committee On federal tcla-
uons.
For additional Telegraph see fourth
page.
, 1865-12-14

H-C. Il. sCRIVEN d. CO., Advertising
Agents, 81 Dearborn street, nrp authorized
Agcnts 10 receive cA6vcrttscmeufh for tho Tr3-
bune, and all other lending papers ehrough-
nut the United Htutca md Ennudn.
, 1865-12-14

Proceedings OF tho Kentucky Lexfa2n-
Snrc-rlsAbllfty OF Rebels Removed
WfpiuE out War rLeEfslatlou-ThcN Na-
ttonR1 Debt on Same Ba&Ia N Ken
tuckyss Claim for Negro Property Lost
in The War.
, 1865-12-14
FROM SPRINGFIELD.

Assessment Stnfistic4-7lse i3d Rc-t-
ment Arrived - More QuoEa Cred1t1
Allowed - The Lincoln Monument
Fund.
, 1865-12-14

For sale n.A bargain, The right otTuDES's COM
B!NATIOS FLOuR BITTER for Cook or other
counties In Illinois o. the West. Anew thing ueEcr b.
fore oucTed, Room II, Speeds Block, IFS Dearborn
street. {AS45nttl N. '. BARNEY & CO.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1865-08-31
Registers Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons
interested in the estates of the respec.
tive decedents, that the following accounts
have been filed in the Registers Office Of
Monroe County, and will be presented for
confirmation to the Orphans Court of said
county, at Stroudsburg, on Monday, the
25th day of September, 1865, at 10 o.
clock, A. NJ.
Account of John S. Primrose and Nor
ris K eru, administrators of Petit b. Prim-
rose, late of Stroud Township, deceased.
Fifth account of Peter Hufsmith now
the surviving Executor of the last Will
and Testament of Adam Rufsmith, Sen.,
late of Chesnuthill township, deceased.
Account of Jacob Hufsmith, deceased,
one OF the Executors of the last Will and
Testament of Adam Hufsmith, Sen., de-
ceased, by Charles Hufsmith, Executor
of the last Will and Testament of said
Jacob Hufsmith, deceased.
Account of Charles Hoffman and David
Ney, Administrators de bonis non of Jo-
mas Metsgar, late of Smithfeld township,
deceased.
Account of Jacob c. Miller, Admins
traitor of Jonas Miller, late of jackson
township, deceased.
Account of John D. Frailey, Admin
istrator Of Reuben Possinger, late of
jackson township, deceased.
Account Of Philip Drumheller, Ad-
ministrator of John Smith, late of Eldred
township, deceased.
Final account of John S. Fisher, Ad-
ministrator of Michael Hawk, late of Polk
township, deceased
Account of Peter Gruber, Administra-
tor of Joseph Barlieb, late of Ross town.
ship, deceased.
Account of Theodore Brodhead, Exec
utter cf the last VIII and Testament of
John D. Eek, late of Coolbaugh township,
deceased.
Account of William f. Bush, one ofl
the Administrators of George G. Rams
berry, late of Stroud township, deceased.
Account Of Mclchoir Bossard, Admin
istrator Of Percival Stem, late of the Bo-
rough of Stroudsburg, deceased.
Account of Barnet Walter, Admins
traitor of Lewis Schrader, late of Stroud
township, deceased.
JOHN S. FISHER, Register
Registers Office, Stroudsburg, !
August 81, 1865.
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NOTICE.
DEPUTY CoLLECToR's OFFICE,
Stroudsburg, Aug. 10, 1865.

% 20 - ASoO'
Notice is hereby given, that the Annu-
al List of Duties and Taxes, assessed un-
der the provisions of the Act to provide
Internal Revenue, &C., approved June
Both 1864, and amended by the Act of
March Sd, 1865, has been received from
the Assessor of this District; that the
said Duties and Taxes are now due and
payable, and payment of the same is here
by demanded. The said Duties and Tax
es are on Income for the year 1864, and
on Carriages, Watches, Pianos, Silver
Plate and for Licenses for the year end
ing April 30th, 1866.
All persons who neglect to pay the said
Duties and Taxes within the time speci-
fed below, become liable to the penalty
of (101 ten per cent. additional upon the
same and fee of 20 cts. for service of
notice.
| will attend for the collection Of said
Duties and Taxes, at my Office in Strouds-
burg, until the 10th day of September,
1865.
Government Funds only Received!
HENRY SHOEMAKER,
Deputy Collector.
August q, 1865.
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U. s. Internal Revenue.

Notice is hereby given, that the Lists
and Enumerations of Incomes, Licensesi
Carriages, Gold Watches, and Silver
Plate, for Divisions, No, 9, 10, IL, (Mon-
roe Co.. will remain open for examina-
ton, and for the purpose of receiving ap-
peals relative to any erroneous or exces-
sive assessment, at the Office of John ~.
Stokes, Asst. Assessor, Stroudsburg, for
the space of ten days from the date hereof.
Appeals must be made in writing, and
specify the particular cause, matter, or
thing respecting which decision is re-,
quested also the ground or principal Of
error complained Of.
SAMUL OLIVER,
Assessor, 1lth Dist Pa
Easton, Pa, june 20, 1856.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1865-08-31
administrators Notife.

Estate Of WLLLLAH co TEYoJ Cool
ba,gh To,onship, deceased.
Letters of administration in the above
named estate, late of the township of Cool
baugh, Monroe County, deceased, hav-
ing been granted to the undersigned, all
persons indebted to said estate will make
Immediate payment, and those having
claims against the same, will present them
duly authenticated for settlement.
SYDENHAM WALTON,
July l3, 1865. Administrator.