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TotAi: $3.50, 900
Thsawards will be made after the concert the stage
Of the theatrs where three thousand persons can wit
ness IT, commitee will bs appointed By the audience
to superiptend the same
Printed lists Of awards will be Published and supplied
to agents and ticket holders Parties having Tickets
will retain them until aer the awards made and n
their numbers appear In the list they will forward their
tickets Immediately with full directions as to the ship
ping Of goods deeds for the properly Tickets for sale
At all ths principal Hotels Book and Music Stores IN the
city, and at the Headquarters, in the Mammoth Fair
Building for the benefit the sodsr and sailors Ma
tiona Orphans Home Pund, corner Of Seventh street
and Pennsylvania avenue, washington, D. @.
The Directors appeal 10 the bsraty Of the people to
give this enterprise their kind support and thereby as
sist in relieving the wants Of the Orphans Of fallen
comrades.
CARD "A large number Of tickets remaining upsold,
II will be necessary 10 postpone the drawing until
THURSDAY the lith Of October, 1885, at which time
will positively occur
The many swindling schemes that have been pre-.
ssntsd to the public during the past few months
what delayed our sales, It'll we were able 10 satisfy
the people the eoratry that this enterprise
was genuine and solely fer charitable purposes. The
Directors confident Of the sale Of every Ticket and
have allotted suHeient time to guarantee the sales
without any further postponement.
MAJOR II. A. HALL, President soldIsrs' and Sailors
BERGsR, WILLIAM 8. MORSE, Managing Directors.
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Secretary Soldiers and Sailors National Concert,
Washington, d. @. Lock Box No. 81.
REFER BY PERMISSION, To-
Maj. Gen. winnsid 9. Hancock, U. sA
Gen. Robert @: schsnek, n. O. ohio.
Gen. HAlbert B. PAine n. O., Wisconsin.
Gen. John Il. Ketchum, n. O., New York.
Gen. James Blunt, Kansas.
Gen. J. n Hsdrick, Iowa.
Gen. D. @. MoCallam, D. @.
Den o. v. Dayton, New York.
Hon. Thos. w Ferry, n. G Michigan.
Hon. George Lawrence, NJ g., ennsylvauia.
D. @. Rorney, Esq., District Of Columbia
MAJ. J. Z. Doughty, New York.
Hon. VIM Kelley, n; O. Pennsylvania.
Hon. Bbon O. Ingsrsoll, u. O., illinois.
Hon. Henry @. Dsming, N. O., Connecticut.
Hon. 4. H. Lanin, II. O., New York
Hon. Leonard Myers, n. c., Psnnsylvsnia.
Hon. William A. Newell, n. G., New Jersey.
Hon. George W. Julian, u. c., indiana.
Hon. Stephen ,. Wilson, Il. O, Pennsylvania
Hon.. 3. orinnel, II. O., lows
MAJ O. n Van Bursn, New York.
Gen. r. B. Hayes, N O Ohio.
Hon 9. T. Holmes, n. O.. New York.
Hon. O. r. Latham, N. O West virginia.
Hon. James A. Marvin, n. O., New York.
Hon. Thos T. Davis, Y. O., New York.
Hon. 7. @. Bergen, n. c., New York.
Ron. Samuel J. Randall, n G., Pennsylvania.
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The FUNERAL Of the lamented young Bes-
san. who died so suddenly In this city last week,
took place In Ph!ladslPhia yesterday. Rev. B. Psy.
ton Brown, pastor Of the Foundry church, being
sent for, preached the discourse.
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FIRsT NATIONAL BANK OF
WARRINGTON.
ED. Coon. tof Jay Cooke : %. y Prss,ds,s.
va Hu,ruero.. osshiss.
GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY
SIHAsorAL AoEsr OF THE UNITED rrArn.
a'v'r..... sssuru" with Treasurer u,i'sA States.
arOHE MILLION DOLLARs.~
We buy and sell all sIsssss Of GOVERNMENT sIcU.
RIrTRs st current market rates.
yuRHIsH lxCHANaE s.d make oolisstions o. ALL
rHs Principal orrrls OF TIE usrrlp srAr.a.
We purchase aovsrsnsas voushsrs On the MOST
HAvoRABLI TERMS. s,d give sA,,,vI Asp psor,r
Arrs.rros TO
ACCOUNTS OF BUSINESS MEN AND YIRHs,
sad to any other business entrusted 70 Is.
FULL INFORMATION in regard 70 aovIRHnlHf
LOANS st su times shssrfuliy furnished
wn. HUNTINGTON. o..Ai.r.
vAsHuIsros. Nnsh %. 1915 MN .du
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European News By the Gable.

European News BY the Gable.
VnuHA, August 6.-It is expected that deAni-
i've treaty Of peace will soon be signed between
Austria and Prussia at Prague. Italy 10 not In.
cludsd. II the dihieultiss In the srmistioe nsgo.
a.tion; with Italy 10 not arranged, in few days
FLoasHcn, August s.-Ths italian and Austrian
generals met to-day at Oomora, In Austria, 10 ne
gotiats. France has no part In the pending armis.
tics between Austria and Italy. II Il 10 arranged,
With the concurrence Of France, and probably si
Paris.
Dnnspsx, Aug. 7-speoial peace negotiations
are about to b. opened between Prussia and Sax
sr. Psrmssuaa, Aug. 7-Prussa positively do.
eiinsd the proposals Of Russia for Congress Of the
Powers who signed the treaty Of Vienna. Renewed
efforts have been made 10 obtain the Intervention
Of Russia with Prussia In behalf Of the South
German States. The Cssr has made no arrange.
mont yet
Great enthusiasm prevails here In reference to
the visit Of the American squadron and the iron.
clad monitor Miantonomah, with Assistant Score
tary Of the Navy Fox on board. The Russian feet
has gone to Hsisingfors to meet the Miantonomah.
II, The Color GOlorsdO. Admiral aold.borCqgh's flagship
rived At Plymouth, and sailed for Chsrbours. The
Frolio 10 with her.
The principal bankers Of the city have subscribed
thirty millions Of francs to complete the railroad
iroW hoxiov 70 mOreeocnhnek.
PssTH, Aug o-ssvsrai political arrests were
mad. By the military today here and in other parts
QusiH's HorlL, LONDON, Aug. Tho great
prise aght for the ohsupionship Of England, be-
tween Jsm Mace and 10 Gross, took place to-day.
Aug. 7th. Twsnty-ons rounds were fought, when
Mace was declared the winner.
BY sflAnsR.
The late successes Of the Garibaldians In the
Tyrol are considered By the Paris Siscis - iuh.
nitsly more important than 10 generally supposed,
and calculated TO exercise certain influence In
favor Of Italy when the negotiations for pssos were
| entered on.
TEE VERT LATEST.
LONDON, Aug. 8.-Consols closed at 873 for
money: U. 8. s.2o's esi. Illinois Central rs.
LrvsRrooL, Aug. s--Evsning Tho cotton mar.
kst to-day rules steady at unchanged quotations.
Sales reach 10, 900 bales. ..'
LoHpoN, Aug. S.-Ths latest kilograms to-day
from the Continent indicate NO change In the as
psct Of Affairs, and the italian position remains un.
altered.
The ship Fairlisht, Capt Bush. which sailed
from Hong Kong May 10 for shanshaswss lost (no
dsts) In the China sss.
LIvsRPooL, August 9.-Ths officers Of the Brit.
sh custom service have ssiEsd sig blockade runners
At this port on behalf Of the United States Gov
ernment.
tosDos, August o Evening --Advioss received
to-day announce that the truce between Italy and
Austria has boon extended teu days
Consols at the close Of business to-day were
quoted at 87i for money.
The latest sales Of American securities to-day
were at the following prices: U. 8. b.20's 88l. IL
linois Central 75i. Erie 4Sf.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. s.-Evsning.--Cotton sales
but quotations are unchanged.
|
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FUNERAL OF SURGEON LINDsLEY. - The
funeral of Brevst Major and Assistant Surgeon
Webstsr Lindsey took place yesterday morning
from the residence Of his father on street, near
Four-and- street, and was attended by large
number Of persons. The obssquiss were conducted
BY Rev. Byron Sunderland, Of the Presbyterian
Church, at the house. after which the remains, un.
der an escort Of battalion Of the 18th U. g. infan-
Try, headed BY the rsgimsntal band, were taken to
Oak Hill, (Georgstown,l where they were inferred
tsrville, and Lieut.. Hutton, 18th U. s. Infantry,
and Assistant Surgsoni p. o. Davis, W. A. Brad.
10y, Q. I. Wilson, and ]. simms Smith, Of the U.
3, army.
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T UMBER FOR WAGoN-MAKERs AT
IL AUCTION.
CaIRY ouARrRRNAsrER's OFFICE,
BEPor OF WAsHIHaToN, )
WASHINGTON, D. G, August 2 1886
viii be sold at public suction under the direction OF
Brevet BrigAdisr General @. H. Tompkins, O NJ, U, g.
A., on WEDNESDAY, August a. at Lincoln Depot
commencing at 10 the foil wing described LUM.
BER:
About 80. 900 feet 2.inch Oak Plank.
%, 900 feet Inch
ITO, OOo feet
100 feet 81 "
90, 900 feet4
10, 900 feet
:. 500 feet II " Ash Plank.
%, 900 fsetb
{" S S'SSS fs.;s fs: Hickory Plank.
1000 fset4
%, 900 feet X "PoplAr Boards.
This sale 10 we'll worthy the attention of Carriage
makers as this superior lot Of ", seasoned un-
bsr. will be offered in lots Of 900 feet with the
privilege Of TO- 900 feet.
Terms: Cash, In Government funds.
Successful bidders will required remove their
purchases within hfteen days from day Of sale.
D. II. RUCKER,
Brsvst MAJ. Gen and Chief ouartermsster,
au3-d Depot OF Washington.
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The FREE CoSoERr.-The following is a
copy Of Brady's programme Of tho music to be
given on the Presidents Grounds, this afternoon,
BY the Marine Band, Bandmastsr Scala: I. Quick
step, J. Lombard, Verdi; Q. Overture, Lechsvale
do Bronze, Bsrr; 8. Terzstto, Bellisario Donezett
4. Georgetto Waits, D. Albert; s. Dustto La Az
ricains, Maysrbesri 9. Quadrille Stradsls Strauss
7. Liberty bustto, ]. Puritani; Bsllini; g. Gailop
Briliants. Carslls. Mr. Brady bsgs to state that
the stock shares for the gymns'ium are being rap.
idly disposed Of and respectfully advises his
friends and the public not to lose this excellent op
portunity Of securing the advantages Of complete
gymnasium. Gymnasium open for inspection.
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THE "GIDEON PRINTING OFFICE"
ssrABLIsHED IN 1905.
JOSEPH L. PEARSON,
SUCCESSOR TO
GIDEON b RsoN,
sTEAM.PowER
BOOK AND JOB PRINTER,
No. Oil Ninth Street. near Psnnsyivania Avenue,
WARRINGTON CITY,
Having greatly increased the facilities Of the above
OLD EsrABLIsHED PRINTING HOUSE,
yan almost
ENTIRE RENEWAL OF MATERIAL
And the addition Of several Of the most Improved
POWER. ESSES,
Is prepared to execute every variety Of
LHTTER.PRBss PRINTING.
FINE VISITING CARD
PLAIN OR ooLoRED INK.
PRoMPTNEss AND DISPATCH
MAY Be
RELIED ON.
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.p PpSsSg y ..,s y; sssy; sss giving
lMlE
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TREAsuRr DIPAlrnsHr, ]
OFFICE ov lSrERSAL RHvsEus, J
M LII laaa i

WAsHIH0roH, July y, 1886. }
Whereas Il. A. Hall and others, as ''mansging al.
rectors' Of the "Grand National Conesrt" " to be held
i2 washinston, D. G. on the "a Of August next have
terna Revenue for the collection district Of the District
Of Columbia, for perm' sion to hold lottery, rafs
gin enterprise and presented to him aatlsactory evil
dsncs that the proceeds Of said lottery ras or gift
enterprise will bsdevoted to charitable uses permits
sion hereby granted 10 such managing drsctors''
to hold such lottery rae, gin enterprise free from
all charge, whether from tax license In respect 10
4. ROLLINS, Commissionsr
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All persons favoraby disposed requested TO aet %
agents, but no commissions will be allowed.
Money should In all be sent By post once order
draft, express, or registered lsttsrs
In every case send the and post once address,
county and State Of each separate and
stamp. All orders for tickets must be addressed to
WILLIAM 8. MORSE
Secretary Boldt0r1' and BAilOrat Hatioual
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The late successes Of the Garibaidians in th
Tyrol are considered BY the Paris Steele o. iuf
nitsly more important than 10 generally supposed
and ~ calculated TO exercise certain influence
favor Of Italy when the negotiations for psses wsI
entered on
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An Ordinance
To prsserre he Peace and G,od Ord

To preserre The Psaee and Good Order piiJ.
:. in the corporate limits Of the Village .;
'J.dncaster. = Il :"
BE ii ordained by the attendant and T,wn,
touocil If the Village Of Lahra.irr, Ts,,
Frotn nsd after the rat iftauon Sf ,his Ordi
nance, il shall be usixsfu! tor any op,,oo
10 disturb .he peace and quiet Of said VII
iags, by .quaneIing or fighting, using FRO
iane and indecent lasguaee, or by a,y 9TH
Or ri'tous or di.ordsff, conduct.
And be Il further orddin,d tha, her,sft.r
no person shall ride, or drive a wagon. buo.
gy, carriage, or other vehicle through an =
bf the streets within The CO rporsts limits
OF said Village. mt a gait fsstsr thaa the
usual Pnce or trot; nor shall any person
ride, or drive any vehicle on the side walk,
within said limits, or hitch q horse or otbs,
sn'asl thereon. hny person offeudiue
sgsin.t this Ordinance, or Apy part thsr..f
sha'l be liable TO nprisonmsnt and shall b
Aned 10 asum not otexsssding & twenty dollars
Ratified 10 Council. this 2sth dav Of March
1866, and in the 9Gih year Of the inde
psndenes or the United Stale, sf
hm.rica. J ADAMS, ISrD'r.
JOHN M. beatty, Clerk
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An Ordinance

To require the Renoral Of Dead Animal,
from piihin The corporate hn.iis Of Ihs VII
iage Of Lancaster.
BE Il Ordained, by the Intendsnt and
Wsrdsss OF tie Village Of Lancaster, no W
met in Council Chsmber, Tnat from the
phblicsiioo Of thi. Ordinsnce, II sny animal
die an the premises, Of any person In th.
Village or Lancaster, or, shall So found in
the streets, the o~ser OF such sniual i,
hereby required within one day after i,s
death. 10 on his premises, or within one i.y
sftsr due notice IL found dead on the streets
20 remove spsh carcass FROM within the
'corpsrsto linits of the Village Of Lancas
ter. 2
Aud be IL further ordained, That II any
person neglect, ar refuse. 10 remove the
esrcnss Of any dead animal within the tim.
prescribed BY this 0rdinsses, he or shv shall
be subject. on eonvic ion, to pay q Hne no,
exceeding Eve dsliars, aud also to pay the
cost Of rsrovaI by ordsssf the CouacH.
Ratified in CounsiI, this 76 h day Of March
is66, asd 10 tbe Goth year Of the lnds.
Pstdsocs OF the United Statss OF
Amerisa. J. ADAMS, lsrp'r.
JoHs 81. BEArr, Clerk.
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S 0 U Il H G. A ROLINA.

LANCASTER DISTRICT
Jas. T N Rodgers, sp. Application for
plicant, vs.. William ID. sale real Estate,
Rodgers ct al. Matilda Rodgers
licensed.
1t appearing to my satisfaction that Pc.
ter Candy and wife, Jslis Ann, J. H. Rod
gers. Alexander r. Rodgers, and. Leander
X. Rodgers, four Of the defendants in above
stated case, -eside without this State. II
is therefore ordered that they do appear
and object to the division and sale or the
Real Estate Of Matilda Rodgers, deceased,
'on or before the 1th day OF July, A. d =,
1866, or their consent to the same will be
ente. cd Of record.
ID. A. WILLIAMS,
Ordinary l.. D.
April 4th, 1866. 3m. D.;
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New Advertisemen A L..

Ha- A NEW EDITION
@S Of an. old :sumor having
generally prevailed, that I have discontinued
the practice Of medicine, take this method OF
declaring that am now, have been, aud sI.
tsct to be actually esgaged, in the practice Of
my profession, 90 long as live. :.
From hunger would not die,
'Tis just thst he whe eat
Should work,
And 40 will /.
Auril <-tf r. r.. wYLIE Nh
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The New Orlsans Times asserts tha,
there ia not sufficient labor or force n the
State Of Mississippi to produce three hun
dred thousand bales Of cotton OF four
hundred and fifty pounds per bale.
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JOB WORK.

We are nov prepared to oxeouts oil kinds Of
Job Work, with neatness aud dispatch, and
on accommodating terms.
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An Ordinance.
Tt prsride Jar the porkine OF he

T" prsride J"r the rorking Of he Streets Of
The Village Of Lancaster.
he i ordained by the Intssdant and Town
Council Of the Village Of Laacns'er, That
FROM and after the passage and r.tifcs,ios
ef this Ordinance, If any person. liable to
do work on tho streets in said Village. by
,ss laws now in for,s. shall neg lsct or 70.
fIse To perform such work, sf,er being 10
enlly notified so to do. he .hall /. fined
oet less than two, and not exceeding ten
collars. at tho discre'ian Of Council.
DONE and ratified is Council. this 26tb INV
Of March, 1866, aud il the ooh war
of the indePrsdencs OF the United
States Of America.
J ADAMS, Ixro'r.
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q SAAD>

LANcAsrERVILLE, January I, 1866.
We, the undersigned, take this method
OF Informing our friends and patrons that
We have removed our Store TO Charlotte.
N. G, where we will keep general assert.
m"nt Of Dry Goods, Hardware, Groceries.
Croekery, &c; and will be pleased to re-.
ceive Visits frem them, and are confident
tha; we'cau sell as cheap As they can buy
anywhere else.
We will attend to the sale Of Cotton md
Country produce generally, and furnish any
information, at any time, in regard to prices
and shipment, North or South.
Our Store will be found on Trade street
under the Democrat printing Office, opposite
DR.. Sears Drug Store. ....' ''
We return our sincere thanks for the
uniform kindness and encouragement whic b
We have received ct your hands.
Respectfully. your ob't serv'ts.
X. F.. COCHRANE,
J. ii. WILSON, j..
January 10. 1866. ls-tf.
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TINE undersigned have determined to
Il. publish, at an early day, FAMILY and
RELIGIOUS NEWSPAPER, with the above it'll, =.
Ths paper, as its name indicates, will be
chiefly intended to supply Religion, Read
ing, suited 10 the family circle, and in strict
accordance with the Faith once delivered
to the Sa nts." 1t will aIss contain the
news of the day, local and general. and
sach othor matter as will make il 4 well
come family visitor. suited to interest and
instruct all classes" =
TEsM..-'Xhe Christian Messenger" will
be published weekly, on a sheet 22x2s
inches, at So per year, In specie Or tho
equivalent in currency.
Payments for subscriptions will be ex-
pectsd upon receipt-of the first nsmber.
Money seat by Express, or mail, il 70.
gistered. will be at our risk.
Rev. J. NJ G. BREAKER,
Ds. I. ID. DURHAM, Editors.
I. A. HAYDEN & Co, Publishers.
March 28, ls66-if. .a-,
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In EQUlTY-LANCASTER

William A Carnes. Adm'r. ! Bill for Parti.
John earaes. Sen, deed. ten to perfect
Jacob Games. sn; :. al. ''''' &C.
1T appearing 10 ny satisfaction that Johs
Carnss, Elizabeth Csrnes, Huey Carnes,
William Carnes, James Caraes, Rosansa
Games, aud Rsbecsa Ann Carnes, p ,rties
defendants in the above stated case reside
withoat The limus Of this State !; on motion
Of K-rshsw g. Conoors, CompIaisant's So
lic'toss, ! is ordered that the said John
Carues, Elizabeth Games, Huey .Carnes,
William Carnss, James Carnes, Rosanns
Carses. and Reb.ses Ana Carnes, do plead,
answer or semur, TO tBs Bill In said case,
on or befors tbs 24th day Of Juno next,
otherwise judgment pro confss,o will be
ordered against them
X. q. BILLINGS. C. f.. l.. ID.
Comm Office, Lancaster C. H.,
y. g., March ~, 1866.
Apri4sm.
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|, 10 my own proper psrson, have levied
this Writ Of Attachment, in the above sta
ted cases, on Three separate parcels OF
Land said to belong to Thomas p. Ballard.
the Ebsent debtor, known as the "Home
Tract" the "Dobbin Tract" and the "Mack.
y Tract, or Place" bounded by Iaads Of
Robert b. Cunningham, Daniel w. Brown,
and others.
Any Persoa Or persons, -ho msy claim
sai lands or any part thereof, are hereby
no ifed to appear according to law, at the
time aud place mentioned il the said Writs
to shsw cause, II any they san, why the
same should sot be adjudgsd - bslong to
the said Thsmss r. Ballard. This I2th
day Of March, A. ID. 1866.
J. b. COUSART, 8. L. d.
Mch 28-7-3t.
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jackson Lodge, No. IS.
A. F.. NJ.

EaNys BRETHREN: You are hereby sum
MNE noned to be and appear at your
s~ss Lodge Room on or before the
Regular Communication OF June next,
CTsursday, 2lsD. Come prepared 10 pay
your dues, or al least part A full! meet
ing is earnestly requested. Those who fail
to obey will be dealt with according to our
BY Laws, and late Resolutions of the Lodge
BY order Of tho Lodge.
DAVID J. CARTER, Sec'y.
April 4, 1866. am.
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UNITED STATES

=
INTERNAL REVENUE TAX.
4 H. PERSONS IN LANCASTER
"A District are hereby notified tha. [ will
be at the following places on the day spec
flied, TO receive returns Of Incomes for the
year 1864, snd applications for Licenses by
nil prr.ous engaged in any kind OF bu ,ln.ss
from 1T Of May. 1865, to lst May, 1865.
All persons engaged in any kind Of bu-
siness or profession, auck ns Bankers,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers. Horse Deal.
er'. Dlstillsrs, keepers Of Hotels and eating
Houses, Insurance Agents, ianufae!ursrs,
P~dlers, hpvthecaries. Photographers, But
chsrs, owners OF Stations and Jacks, Law
yers, Physic ans. Dentists, Architects, Civil
Eugineers, Builders and Contractors, Com.
mot Carriers, and all Other occupations are
required 10 n Ike applsa ion to me for
License.
Manufacturers, Di.tillsrs, &c, must make
their monthly returns.
Holders Of Cotton and Spirits Of Tur rpen-
tine. owners Of Carriages, Piansfortes,
make returns to me
AZ Matthias Crenshaw's Tuesday. April 10
A. GFt. 4. l.. ely ybura'. W.tdN april II
AZ Iasahaw. Thursday, April IL
Al Rev. kebt Heglers, Friday. April I3
Al John simalls, Saturday, April "a
AZ Lancaster Z. H., Monday, April i6
Al ): II hcMurra,'s. Tuesday, April II
az Ihes: r. Magilrs, Wednesday, April IS
Al John Ross', Thursduy, April 10
Al Bell Air. Friday, April 30
AT craig g. Taylors, Saturday. April II
At Lancaster T. H., Monday, April 2s
Penalty for doing business without Iii.
eense, two tsars imprisonment and $500
hue. For failure to make return Of Income
2o per cent will be added TO the a.sess.
mont IL. J. HiCKSON. Assistant
Assessor,7ta Div, lst District, S. C.
Mcb 29th. 1866 82t
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Notice to Tax PAYERS

T WILL BE ATTHE USUAL PLACES
Il OF receiving taxes for the purpose of as
ssssing txable property, viz:
AT Col. Nelson Bells, Friday, April 18th.
At Matthias Crenshaw's, Saturday, IAN.
At Pleasant Hill, Monday, 10th.
At John 3. SmaIp., Tue sday, l7Ih.
Al Geo. NJ. Fundsrburk's, Wed',, 18Th.
Al Taxahaw, Thursday, l9.h.
Al Horizons. Friday, Goth.
AT Nrs NJ y. Huey's, meadaY, P3ru.
At CraigsviIle, Tuesday, 24th
At T.. 4. Magill's Store, Wed'y, t. 25th.
At 5el AR, Thursday, 26th
A, Ross Store, Friday, 9th.
And at the Court House, Monday" so.h
AND tuesday, May lst
All returns must be made on or before
the l4th day Of May, rs the Books Of As.
ssssnents will be closed on that day.
The following is list Of taxable proper.
ty held by tax payers in this Dist rict, viz :
lst, Lands I'd, Lo., in Towns and Villages;
3rd, Cotton excluding the crop O. 1865 /;
eth, Manufactures OF this State for Sales !:
7th, SPirituous Liquors Manufactured in
this State for Sale, or brought in for sale.
lst. Factorage, emp!oyments and pro,
fesSions. ID. The commissions Of vrndue
mastets, brokers' and com nissloa merchants
There are other things tavable, but as
There are nothing Of the kind in this Dis
trct. have omitted them.
The Taxes running from let Of MAY,
1865 to lst of January, lsS6-sslss of
Goods, Wnrsa and Merchandise.
The Taxes running from lat of Nav to
LIST October, lS65-SaIes ofCotton (except
cotton seized Iy the United States rovsrn.
h.nt' or ssolsn)' Sales BY transient per-
sons will be collected from time to time.
The Tax on Dogs will tax. effect from
the LIST OF January, 1866.
The Captatien Tax will take effect from
lst October, 1865.
The law requires Taxpayers to make
their Returns aud pay their taxes to the
Tax Collector in the District where the
property IL located. No returns will o.,
received by mail or otherwise, unless sworn
to according 10 law.
Taxes can be paid only in gold and sill
yer, United States Treasury notes, or note,
declared u be legal tender, or such bill.
M may be issued by authority Of the Stat.
Legislature aud also pay certificates Of
Jurors and constables pay certificates of
bearers Of votes and members Of the Leg
isiature.
N. b. VANLANDI%GHAM,
a'ch -, looo. 5I Il. &. l.. d.