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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-06-10
@rpfeS GDnctrt,
mor8en, Spnnta9,

@tablmann'6 @arten,
,pobei pom aletbs1en 9aserbier s~eraapft, lalte
9psilsn IN srSpeNsr AusrabI seratreidt. iiber-
baupt a0e arrangements eelref tn ietn perben,
bic ssebrten YsluGtr arsentbm 3u ttwirtben.
IS label frcunblidf Elm
Gbriit. StabImann.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-06-10

@n cotr Dor tem I. Sage bes AusuR 1865 II.
IN iolden Auantttdten pom. ieuer :3en, nit fir
Pen 0ebrau& iebee ber obi9tn pcfeR petamgt
melbeu mag. r., - 49,
aneebpte miiN,n fir fessu Soften b.lcnsers
a.1.a@t 'ueretn unb aut peri&itttnea Bcesnpa-
Gin Bomb nit euter @i&erbtit
mtro 'n1tbtm sale o%erlamgt.
S'eter nerbsm ipre Nanlen umb NereNe pou.
Rane.9 an9fbtn. SIN Sale lie cine TJiiruta Gnt,
n'ub eer 9enoue Naine u bic Abre6e iebts Gin.
ielasn WfiteliebeS nebf berBirma an@eatttn l.in.
4 tSannmtlite 0pntrafts limb Der @eH<butiauna
efe u eneIal'A ua.tiermeiftrs ter 9. ct. Mr,nes
lunttrtpprten. 10 - 49,
@Gmmti&en Mneeboten r,us cine 1tbxudl.
9ppie bisfer Nnseise n cine sel&riebene BIra-
lGa1t IN otr unten an8egebenen ,Gprut beiaei1at
lein. Die Observation-Disclosures Der Biratn ii In
allen 1deet sa erbartem 'bur@ bic Befbeiuiauna
PES 3lertS Der nd&ieu DiRrift. Guuxt, ober bes
Ter. Staateu Difritt Antpalt.
Wcrnn Der 8lr8I&oft.)
Nv C. the coun-
ty Of -- State of Minnesota. do
hereby agree that--is able to full
fill q contract in accordance with his
proposition; and that should his pro
position be accepted, he will at once
enter into a contract in accordance
herewith. Should a contract be
awarded him, we are prepared to be:
come his securities. -4..a .l.
i Ytrionsn, eenen& untrafie aueel&laaen tuerbt,.
naadtn porbereittt letn, b%ie5eibtn fofsrt in Aus.
tu9ru'.e ~ brin9en une fir tie getrtulide SOL
f.seune ~eerlslbfn bic nStbise Blrei9aft au t.I>
len. 1854 L s.tt 90 ~ ifs -
Gontratteren taben fir 8onts uno Gputroltt
ete notbiStn Nerenien. Sten,pel III lieferu.
Mngebote yon perionen, welde ffrlber yeriauu,
baten, TIRE Nnaetote ausaufIbren /; ron nnluv.
allen ptrion.n uue ycn Observation-Disclosures Ser
tottn 'rerbtn midi btrtidldtiet nerbsn. ~. =,
DIT nnter3ei@nete bebllt l@ has Nedt Spr.
einee cetr lGnnntlide Nnsebctt ~ serperfen.
Bitter rerbe, auf8efsreert. bel GrSfuuna ber
Aaeetpte %gestnwIrtie III (ein, 7s ~"
@neetcte lu ibsri&rtittn g .a.., .
Proposals for furnishing Hay."
une ~ abpreGirtn an
las. $. E. CAREER,
&apt. unb u. 8. 81.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-06-10

4u Der GBiuona uub, st. HeteS
0ahn Nmb BE Nrteiten BON benea MAN I'D u
bieieyn @emmtr bic BoQentuns elmer 80 Neilen
Strsds psnlia vea &e&eaev serfpra&. etaseRtui
uub an 900 slrbeiter enilaNen pureeM.
1uneerte BON Uarmsra In Dodge. Stesle unb
Walea. Gountv battea Der DotebuurS bsr6abn
barrens, ibren Wailen lte8en laRta une trliteea
uua bic auert&perRea Derluae.
Del& Elm 9ammey! 90 f9ttnt eae esesa'
pGrtiee @e(&le&t fsl brlben tn'e Orab 9seeH.
maG.u aenuaeneeG ilenbabnserbtnbuna IN un(eru.
Stoaie eyfGat Hett. BET Der x6dAea 0abl
fcate ieser DiNrtit lie ssa i'm evpSblten ARtt.
alieesr ber @e(ebsebune tnRrutren. fir BE ger'
fauserlldrune bsr 6reitrisfe tsSer 9empants ~
dimmsn. bic ibrsn eontrattli&en Derbtabuneen
uiht pa@ecE.u men.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-06-10
1. st. 8radttt's 8att. Minu
Gar. muRrr,tnaAxCf64{e :

Var. Wfutteru1aesO tf3ter.
Der 8rtef. Ibeftn llnterf&riftI uns' e6tr
3rl9sr III iein f&elnt n insunftrn fdn.
ben unb fam pom {etnen gsrwaneten In
Gnpfans 8et,ou.mea ,perten, pe,ta tutr
~lberbaupt ben Natb 8eben. feline Belt u
oerlteren, ba ber @trtt ter Yftret ftb,
balb In ibrer Boaro aufAeben wirb. !,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-06-10
(Ginae(aaot.]

|-EE#HE
On Nc. 1856 ITS Rinue1pta Dslssblatte6 Rn-
teu mir eineu Artieel iber. baa ar 4Ronta9 Zee
20. y. ". aufsefibrte S@aufpiet: Die 3i@.
tenNeiner.s DelBerfaGer bisiss AvtieelS tebt be.
(cnee.s be,sor. baB IS unpadsub une taeslee
pertb TEL, Elm @tid. peldes I'D aut tte &elt'
oioneRritiateitsn ber 6lteret i3etten beltsbt. se'
ieas, aus ausn Nelistpr sfsften benebsnbe. vnblt'
fun, III trinaen. Differ Derr fdeint bic 9eier
beS 0pllsblattes (owobl mic aud bas 1beaterte.
fu&enbe Yubli!unt st. vauls unb llmee9enb tn,
MQaenasinen ~ unterl&1Re1. ~ 3iebt aQsr'
biuaS ein,elne Qeute, ptlde bur9 cine tpabre
DarReQuna Asf@i1ti1es Daela Der baualt8en
3eit btleibiat flblen, uns ii 81 folaea tnirfli&
0einig Mrmcn ipobl ~ Ser,eiben. Sebc& Nen'
l&en, wel@e finf Siune ri9tig bel etuanber ba-
bsn unb beren 8erRanb tni1t ~ febr IN Der cts
ten 0insbett liest, ffe rabrtaft ~ bebauern
unb 3u btmitleibex, wenn le lid ale @eetenmtt-
alieter 8seegtneinanber aufbeeea laHsn. Yin
9tid weldes In Deutl@lane. menn AUD Mot
ben @prten mad, 70 bt& oan3 dbnlt@ IN eer
3anblun8 lter biz 9r6bten BlbneM 8ebs. unb
nit 8eifaa aufsencmrnen utrb, bart bier IN ct.
paul ni&t aufsefibrt prreen, peit Is taeelne-
wertb III. bic &elisionsfeeten eesen tinanetr ~
besen. @inb btun bic Deutl4en, tpel@e tia9
Amsrila, ais BEN Gamble bet Gretteit. aasuan'
berten, bier unaQepantelt. une tateul re ll9 NIT.
eerum in bic Yanse BEE. fnNern 1aittelelters
(ulastn laNen2 @eats Der 0efa0tr tee 4rtt-
iels ia guifsbIatt beun uirili& elauben, ta6 BIZ
Qsler teGtlten III pinG&t beS auf8eReQten &rh.
f.ls pirilid irtue Meinuna ftin I Dam we'b
i'd nabrlid ni&t ob i@ ben Qelern beS Bclfsblat'
ties III bie(en 9pltetlatte, eber ben, Soltetlatte III
feinen Qelern Gid pinf@en {oQ. - Sd tIs
nnsin Iteil,i taite baS beutf&e gublifau,. mil
pit0ei9t ,aur fetr renieen Auenabraen, " belt
ae1hriften. alS baf eS nd bur@ ful@e @a@en
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-06-10
@ro&es Gouccrt,
Mor8en, Sonntag,
IN 8 cnSbcr0'S q arten n.

III . CNSUtf18 y dffe It..
gu. llntsrbaltuns Der sesbrtsn Safe, unt be.
rem 1reunsiiGeu 3ulprud bic llntesadau.tn er.
setenit bitten, 1T fir bic bette 1ana. 9Rufl
eslOrBt unb mirp barAuf ee{tben terten, burd
8cratrei9urs ter tefeu @etr6nfe unb talter
@psilsn ue1iaiebsuer Art, Der Yen' une fiji,
ndd0en 9ummsr iterncmr,enen @artenwirtb.
idatt bic @Hna bss vublisuu,s ~ I@ern.
$50 N1mer v. Shace,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-06-10

q ~ SIR Snbaber RON 2anb ttr 81.
paul unb Waeife Gtfentabu Gsmpaenie. = Das
Vublifuni I'M asenaenen unb 9nbabsr bon eanb
an her BabuRrede Der 81. paul uns paeife
Gilsntabn Gompasnie tn's gtionesre reatn bie
Elite les nsuerbines In ben Bele Der 9onapaente
i~beressanasnen 9antes, 100 @eltiensa seer
76,422 Nder, bae 0arn,lanb In Staate, wofdr
ber Gompaene BON, @ouserneur bic Bslbur.
iunte 3ueeftrtist poroen, nt@t iberisbsn.
81 Anisoler. tutl&e auf eines her III ber2ife auf.
sefibrten @tade bas @e&tx ~ Jun, Mtninusa-
prtift ~ taufsn, b%sanfprudtn. molten i'd in It,
Office Ter GoH.paentt, neb.n 1bomp(cn'S Banl
in st. paul e&tfrItittte etnfxbeu.
Qeutsn, pel&e In jeber Bviebune Sor1isli&es
0a,nlanb fiji ben biateeenTreis %anfaufen wpl'
len, II gar tetn teRerer &att ~ ertbsilen. aid
lid an Die ct. paul unb patife Gcn,pasnie ~
menbtn. Deutl@e Rnben In ~berftlten an perra
berrma nm 3ro,t einen Qanbsuaan. Der II.
nen NIT feber Art Auffdlu6 gum 3wed yertbel.
baftsn unb V&ern eanbaniauts an BE 1axb &c.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-06-10

y % lisasx. ia ,att. uebrere ,slte @eibtrA
bartn feiu. Dtr Drudtrtnfti.
3RaplbattH! w On RttaItSSy, Il
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-06-10

> /" ~ :" ~'SWS
Grtrunten.- am GrettaA ser.
RoGtner @o&e ertrant Elm 3uridtebrtnter
btutldtr Solbat, Nan,ens au9uR 3rie,
eer, In ter Ndbt BON Mcdefer. Minne.
iota. 3u 9ault, 3pilaen Dubuque unb
prairte bu Often. irdbrerb It einen 81.
,,tr MaGer ld5pfen ,ppllte. UNI feline
Yftrbe ~ trdnftn. Sn (tiner Iaf@e
murpe Gin @rief nor fetntm Druber 8i.
ttlm 3rte8er Qefunben, Der Ten Yofftet,.
pei ~Garm 6tll" true. auberbent ieir, Gnt,
laf1unesi&etn pom Comp. s. 10. Mtnn.
Meeinent '8olunteere. Doe @e(pann
Yftrce forpie ieiu @epdd fnb In ben pd,,
ben be6 perrn A8enten Coon babisr, ut,b
t5nneu pom ietuen Mn8eb6rieen In Gnl.
pfan9 8eacn1naen mereen.
Seineu @ntlaGunse.G Certificate aufplae
mar BET Grtruntene IN preuben Aeboren,
II SABRE alt, 5 Gub Z 3ou boh. Yon
puntler Complexion, nit blauen Au9en,
brauteut 9aar. uni GARNER. Dafelbe
ii totirt BON Dapenpott, Soma, "a. @ai,
1865, unb II arter,ei@t aft .,,5s3. E
Q .# - 49, - 800 = q k4fE SIS r..
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-06-10
Angtbott fit 6atfr.

Angtbott fit 6aftr,
SMr.l uariumeiasls Dffee,
Dilriis Niauefota,
at. Vaul. 8. Stunt 1866.
8er(1e9e(te MnDebpte
4, Duplyas psrben IN bisfss DfFe auesnemmen
tts IL ubr gtittass,
Mrt 20. Sage be8 Stunt 1866
fir qieferuns ben
iiebenunb treisis touienb (37,0OO) Bu>
aa5a fbel 8uten
Marktfdbistn 9aftr
mic fel8ts
6ort 9nelltn8. N t,,m.
10000 Bulbel.
Tprt &tplep. sNftmn.
$4,000 8u(btl.
Sim MhitarpeR<n. BON .'..'ssa5
@dmf Centre, 9Jfim,l.
5000 Bulbel. H.
Ana MidtarpoReu son. 7'.,.-
M 4tleSantrta, Nfimn. a,r5
faa 1000 8u(bel. ~.
Mn NilitarpoFtn..sen III.
No,nnte be &erre, a0f(nm. s..
1.. $1,000 8uibel.
fort Mbercrpmbie, miu,,.
,ss@ 5000 Bulbel.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-06-10
Weue Jirrna.
sum 3msd bat.

MeGte &beinpeine,
brett son Deut19lanbi imprint
irb tsi uns list5 auf 2aser gu fnbss, unb rit-
men mir benz Smport Der belisbteiten Srrten uns
he en Jahrsdrse spr3uslitpe MufnerfI~ anfeit-
Die Gute uno prttspirpiafeit urierer 1bsin@
usine alssmein anerfannt ~ iebsn, uirb eine
unferer 5auptbtEtrebungen ifin.
GessIsitst entbalt unlsr Eager feine
3raubieS,S berrD Nprttpeine
fit mebt;tnil9e uno anbere 3refe
Bel Der JIai9e @aI1pne rssr tem s s.
Sci ter 9labe ber Semmerlaiipn 1T es NIeiar
snfaufsm urp Yrira!perlensn ~ar;usnpfshIen,
uniere
@QtawbQ< Il. @laret<Weine
fir tWb!enbs Spn1msreetrants ;u sriifsn unb 3D.
pru mad Btbarf ausaupablsn-
unier Eager BON
| % btSfeD
un,faft I1mmIIi@e feline, Mttiel- unb prtiudrs
9urten. ale ucu rprsislidsr Neinbsit u. sum
b~iaieisu Miarftpreiie.
Ststs vurratbisbaltsn mir aassessi9nstsn
dbten S&peiser' s Simbureerssfe,
lpwie eli, eroses unb gut a1ertirtes Saser
Sm1pprttrter Gt9arre1t.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-06-10
Staot uuo Gauo- Na4ri4tta.
@ensral,9 auptauartisr, Staat Minnsicta
0sneral. Xtiutanten. Sffse
ct. Naul, Minn. 5. SUM, 1885,

Die Mufmsrllamlsit eutlaNtner. 9sleattn uns
Ofdliere pisb auf cine am 3. Marl 1865 &c.
nsbmiste Gpaersbatte eelsn!t, Son eet Nhtbei.
lung Z lautst wie folat;
ruue lti g fsrner serft0t. taB ttser untevef.
6,itr, sems,ne 9pltat cher isbe anbere pe:fen.
,rsl&s spn her srmse bsr Ser. Staatsa auf
@runs som @unb,n, tie ie in elmer S&la&t.
@efe@k auf 8urpu0sn, In einsr Mftien unb IT.
ssne mic i'm DienR srtaltsn. entlaOsn. ~9tes
ueer entlaNsn perbsn pirb. btre&tiss 1ein ieu,
eieiebe Bounty au empfanssn, ale rem le itre
aauae 3eit aueSeeitnt bate, une tar1u'tl'9s
Atte reer 1bsile sen attsn. rsl&e hermit IN
@iteripru4 leten, fut juriidsencmmsn:s
sammt!ihe SOlsat.n, rslde wtssn 9Sunetn
tnt(aNtn mursen oetr fpater sntlaOsn ~sreen Y.
nur bic Bounty. Mb,@1aassablunsen. mtlete Jul
3tit ibrsr GntladunD flais warsn. trbalten pa
b.n, fvnnen ben uutelatlttn Neit tin1tebtn, tn
rem lie tur& tieit Oifss. tpois!tlf lSwebl e.eSe'
usbmisums uns GintalEruns tieisr Gerseransen,
wie lammtliter antsrer 1ar ridRansietn Sole,
Bounty unt penlpn entlaK,ner @olbaten uno
teren Grben pbne Soften tdr biz Mpp!'sat.on,
te1urst Hlrs. Sggn yeller.
@sn.. Neiutant u. @taatS.0 Claim WOt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-06-10
Mtft s @anefe.
36ubIer In ~

Ntft S @anefe.
9ta5L 1dutIer IN fg rfa{l{fE
r@rpcerieSz Observation-Disclosures
f Rinne'sia Stra6e, 81. Setter.
ltieta tsus stebrsuT ubltiun. bieruit sYssbesR an
bae ibr neusr s7ea4lfQ5 : .sJsIa0
a5faG Garner unb Groceries Store ;aa ,58
aete mi. anSsptt&neter preisparbieer e@aase
st!!ttttni II btt u ben ntssrisfsn Rat!tpsaftny
bet uns ~ bahia fnb. GSGG
9dr tarmprseulte aIer HIT klatlen Reis BE
eSaRta Rarlltrette Rtffesu.g Bahets.
9r1fer Oiebuafft.
Den letten GAnaRas In feSem Npnat III Ga,.
I'm. earsst 6s.,,' Ntnneleta..ii aliH 'eiit.eS 3!lrI
1855 g I'd a a9assf.as D1sr sotfalSs. e.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-06-10

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES am DinNal
6. SUM-. - Ginsenummen i'm Menat Mai
$t6l.5O @trafsslbsr3 1399.5l 2aneunssee'
babrsn 23.W Won, Vuunbmeiaer3 $446O flu
@sibliiS.0 icsnsen.
Inter ben ts3ablten &e9nun8en mar zine flu
@eafabren Ssn 10 Qabunaen (9Huttar.
rtn y q t5btettr DMnbe.
Gnsrrs. luitduier prn 5ela wtrtsn autsetcr'
bert taslelbr bsim Wieeervsrt'uf TnsitH ~ lal'
lfn.
Der ebcnalise alte 6tatt. Nltalbe, un(tr g.
miitbli&er alter 6reuMb Gibbs, wuree 1ur,
Ma.ttmeiner aewGblt. - 8raso! .Dablsibsa
3ulaoe baben! J"
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-06-02

present Administration favoring the policy Of
clothing the eolored race with the privileges Of
the elective franchise, adding, 81 am no longer
in its councils" ," He, however, took special
pains to show that he had long favored that
rolicy, and endeaVored to prove that the idea
originated with him referring to a speech deiY-
cred twenty years ago in Cincinnati. He ap.
peared desirous of impressing upon his audience
that he was the father Of the idea of eieyating
the negro, but at the same time informing them
that there were obstacles in their way, but By
perseverance they would finally accomplish it.
that Is, when he became President.
Can any American imagine more disgrace
ful proceeding than that Here is the Chief
Justice of the United States, begging votes of
pTomiscuous crowd Of ignorant negroes, in one
Of the principal cities OF the South, before they
have any right to exercise the right OF suffrage;
and when it is clear that no such right can be
conferred upon them except through a clear and
papable violation Of the Constitution of the
United States; of which Mr.. Chase, as Chic
Justice Of the Supreme Court, IS the sworn guar
dian and defender. This single disgusting exhi-
bition IS enough 10 damn the doctrine Of negro.
suffrage 10 eternal infamy. Let any man ina
gine what would be the condition Of this coun-
try, or Of any State in it where there IS a large
negro population, were the right to vote given
to them. What white man, with decent sense
of self-respect, would appear on the hustings
where he had to solicit the votes of every igno-
rant and degraded negro in the district What
decent white man IS there who would not feel
himself to be degraded when every filthy and
ignorant negro could jostie him as he approach
ed the polls 10 deposit his ballet How long
woald the right of suffrage be regarded as Of any
worth after it had been So basely prostitQted.
we should speedily see State Legislatures and
the halls Of Congress filed with such low wretch
Is as would not scrupie to associate on intimats
terms with the negro. He who would PUT him
self nearest Oh n level with them would be most
certain to receive their support. and in almost
any district in the South they would be the con-
trolling political element. Only a negro, or
some wh;te wretch utterly lost 10 all sense of
deceRcy, could be elected TO Office. It is hard
to preserve proper composure when speaking Of
such things. Every instinct Of the nober race
reyolts at the outrageous doctrine boldly and
shanelessly advocated by such well known lead
ers Of the Republican party as Salmon 2. Chase.
Lancaster IHteliigencsr.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-06-02
SoUTH BALLsroN, Saratoga Co,
Anrii %. 1865.

MEssRs. EDITORS In 1888, I visited ex-
President Madison, who signed the declaration
below On my return from Virginia l called
on President Jackson and ex-President Adams.
They added their signatures. The declaration
is on parchment. Every succeeding President
has added his name except President Harrison.
He died before had time to forward it but
that be would have signed it l have no doubt,
had he lived, as was given to understand, af-
ter his DEATH that he had abandoned his inter-
est in distilIery from principle. :.
President Johnson has now returned the docu-
ment to me with his autograph.
Yours trplv
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-06-02

eg-Much excitement exists in Pittsburg about
q house on Pennsylvania Avenue in that city,
which is said to be haunted. Several columns
Of marvellous things are published in relation
to it, enough to make any person believe that
he saw ghost himself every dark night,
through the terror of reading of such dark hor-
-Orz
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-06-02

LhiSaiohCI oi AhICtA AlC'CiIuv, may W VI iu-
terest to farmers:
TBEAsURY DEPARTMENT, OFFICE OF
internal REvENUE, WAsHNGToN,
March IL, 1865.
SGn:-Your letter Of March 9th, in regard
20 farmers income returns is received.
| reply that the act of July /, 1862. under
which returns were made for thc annual income
taxes yf 1862 and 1863, required farmers to
make returns Of the entire crop harvested.
But the set of June 30th. 1854, now in force,
under which the letucns for the special income
tax If 1868 were made, requires farmers to re-
turn each year the amount of produce sold.
1t Will be found that the farmers income re-
turns Of 1894 will include some portion Of the
crop Of 1863, and which was taxed as income
for that year. There is an apparent injustice
in subiecting the same income to tax in two
different years when sold; but consideration Of
the question will show that it is only an appa-
rent one.
For, suppose the income oF a farmer to be
the same every year, and the rate of tax the
same, ii is plain that the amount Of tax shonld
always be the same. Now, The farmer does
not sell the whole crop of each year within that
year; and if he is taxed in 1864 on such pro-
duce only as he raised and sold within that year,
il is clear that lie will not pay the full tax due
on his real income.
Suppose the yearly crop to be the same, the
farmer will, in the last year Of the tax, raise a
certain amount Of produce on which he will
pay no tax, because unsold, and such produce
will, on an average, be a fair offset against the
produce raised in 1853, but sold in 1864, and
which consequently pays two taxes.
II Is true that in particular cases bardships
viii arise from tte fact that the practice of far
mers is not uniform in regard 10 selling or stor-
ing produce, and in other cases farmers win es-
cape their just share Of tax for the same reason.
But the same occasional inequality will oc-
eur under any general provision Of law, and
cannot be avoided,
The entire amount, therefore, Of produce sold
in 1854 must be returned as income by farmers,
without regard to any taxes previously paid on
any such produce.
Very respectfully,
E. A. ROLLINS,
Deputy Commissioner.
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eS"There are 100000 houses in London
which, if all set in q row, would reach across
France, and over the Pyrenees. Land is in de-
mand and has been sold al the high price of ST.
000, 900 per acre.
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President Johnson's Opinion Of the Uss
Of Ardent Spirits.
be New York OJssrper saws :

OI-E'
We have great pleasure in laying before our
readers the following letter from E. c. DeIavan,
Esq, which gives to the American people the
opinion Of several Presidents on the use of ar
dent sPirits. 1t presents the names Of the late
Mr. Lincoln and bis successor, Andrew John
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G-To dream, osly TO dream, that you've coC-
mitted capital crime, is lucky-for you.
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eyIn order to deserve true friend, you thus,
first learn to be ono
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egThe total police force Of London last year,
was 7,190, and lis expense s., 100000
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c9rLadies viii sooner pardon want Of sense
than want Of manners.
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egWe are frequently asked what the words
'.Sic Semper Tyrannis," used by Booth, ths
assassin mean. We answer that they are La
tin, and mean "lnqy the fate Of Tyrants erer Ss
thus" 1t is the motto of Virginia, and illus
trates man killing tyrant with sword, and
having his foot on his neck.-Hamburg AdUsr-
fiseg
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Chief Justice Chase Begging Negro Votes.

It is said to be well understood in Washing
ton circles that Chief justice Chase is already
out as a candidate for the presidency in 1868.
lie is taking time by the forelock, and is resoly-
ed to make sure thing of the nomination of
the radicals this time. He has issued another
circular, similar in form to the ore gotten up By
bis friends last spring; and II is now being CIR
cu.a!ed extensively, though secretly, in Ohio,
and throughout the Western States. His trip
to the South is looked upon as al elactioneering
tour, and he has been making speeches for bln-
combe to such audiences as he could gather
The New York Herald has the following notice
of speech made by him at Charleston, few
days Since:
The Chief Justice Of the United States is now
on a stumping tour along the Southern coast,
entertaining the negroes with his ideas Of re-
construction. Wegave yesterday his first speech,
delivered ii Charleston to a promiscuous audi
euce, composed mostly Of negroes. The burden
OF this speech is advice tc TIE negroes in regard
to their duties and relative to their course of
action in their new relations with the rest Of
mankind. After urging upon the colored peo-
pie to be industrious and economical, he deliy-
cred an essay on the Importance Of the right of
negroes to vote. Ia his remarks upon that sub
ieet Ae throws considerable doubt upon the
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E. A. ROLLINS,

E. F Church, Esq, Revenue Inspector, Tow
sontown, Maryland.
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ALUM or vinegar is good to set colors, red,
green, or yellow.
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THE BEDFORD GAZETTE
"a PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY MoRhiao
BF R. #. MEYERS.

At the following terms, TO wit;
s2 90 per annum, if paid strictly in advance.
S250 if paid within monIhsi $500 # not paid
v,thia months.
s7-No subscription taken for less than six months
rgNo paper discontinued until all aTrearages are
n.id unless at the option Of the publisher. II has
bsen decides BY the United States Courts that the
.,oppage of newspaper without the payment Of
arrearages is prtH4 aeis evidence Of fraud and is
8 criminal offence.
Uy~The courts have decided that persons are et-
sonntabe for the subscription price Of peTs,
they take them from the post office, whether they
subscribe for Il n, or not
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THE RIGHTS OF CITIZENSHIP.

Speech Of Hon. Henry Winter Davis IN
the House Of Representatives, Maroh
Q, 1865--The Administration De-
nOunced By one Of It's Sup
pOrterg--The Horrors Of
Military Rule IN
yelled, 60.
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EpwAKp @. UELArLs.
PRESIDENTIAL DECLARATION.

Being satisfied from observation and experi-
ence, as welt as from medical testimony, that
ardent spirits, as drink, Is not only needless.
but hurtful, and that the entire disuse of it
would tend to promote the health, the virtue
and the happiness Of the community, we here
by express our conviction, that should the citi.
zens of the United States, and especially the
young men, discontinue entirely the use of it,
they would not only promote their own person.
al benefit bnt the good of our country and the
world
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Income Of Farmers.

The following letter from the Deputy Com
missioner Of Internal Revenue, may be Of iu-
tarnst IN farmers.