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New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-12

NOVEMBER 2D-THE PEOPLE OF Tine STATE OF
NEW YORK Ex REL. AUGUSTUS WHEELER vs.. Il. o.
VITAL AND OTHERS.
This was o case of mandamus issued against the
the registers of election of The First District COM
mandng them to register the name Of Augustus
Wheeler as q voter in the coming election, or to
show couse why the same was not done II ap-
pears that Wheeler is q native Of Georgia, and
during the war served as an assistant surgeon i'll
the Confederate army, but has been an iuhabitant
of the State of New York for one year, and for
six months of Kings county and claimed the right
to the elective franchise at the ensuing election
The registers refused to put bis name on the list
on the ground that he had been a soldier in the
Confederate army.
Counsel for defense asked time to prepare an
argument, which counsel for plaintiff strenuously
opposed, on the ground that as the registers held
but one more meeting previous to the election, un
less the question was atOnCe disposed of his client
would be deprived Of his rights The court would
not grant delay that would frustrate the ends Of
justice and suggested that counsel should at once
proceed to the argument OF the question and have
ii decided.
Counsel for defense urged that there were other
questions involved beside the right of the party to
vote or the interests of the candidates in nomina
tion. There were large number Of persons in
this State, and in New York and Brooklyn particu
larry, who are known to have been rebels against
the goyernmentfor the last five years and if these
people deprived as they We're Of the right to vote
trof the elections in this State it was time it was
known, so that legislative interference could be
invoked 1t was d question which required de-
liherate and thorough examination, and should
not be hastily disposed of. A case of similar char
acter was now before the Court of Appeals, and
had not been disposed of. The papers did not
state that plaintiff had received the benefit of the
proclamation Of the President and the acts of
Congress-of which the court was bound to take
jodical notice-or indeed Of any act Of amnesty
and defendants had a right to demur to the sutf-
cheney of the complaint
The court had no doubt that parties in hostility
to the government had no standing in the court
but the war being ended and the party being in
the State, and having resided here year, it pre-
sents the question whether he had lost his citizen
ship. If he.had not he would be entitled to the
franchise. That was the only question involved.
There was some sparrng between the opposing
counsel on an intimation of plaintiffs counsel that
the object of delay was solely to exclude the vote
OF his client at the coming election and that the
question would never be heard of again, which
counsel for defendants earnestly denied, when the
court set down the hearing of the argument for 0
O'Clock tomorrow, defendants counsel pledging
that if the decision was adverse to his clients MI
Wheeler's name should be registered tomorrow.
For plaintiff, D. B. Barnard for defendants, J..
Z. sanderson.--[N. Y. Herald.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-12

PEIOTOG5RA PkTY.

Trusting that the liberal patronage orr friends and the
public will continue have engaged ths services of Mr. E.
NJ HoWELL who cannot surpassed for SIX ILL
ul and artistic sbty Our artist, Mr. REICHMAN is sec
ond to none in the country.
These gentlemen with many others for cur business
lately arrived from New York. we are now prepared to
make pictures from the smallest miniature on your watch dial
to tull life-size portraits
The public sre invited to call and make critical
ton tor themselves OF the specimens we have of well
known citizens of this city
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-12

An enraged parent had jerked his provoking
son across his knee and was operating on the ex
posed portion Of the nrehin's person with ereat
ksAemenee when me young one ,ye dug into the pa
stRlazes what are you biting me for?''
Well, dad, you begianed this here war e
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-12
sCHOOLs--FOR BOYS.
\ ,AVENDBR's C0AAEGE-
N. E, CORNER RAMPARr AND B1ENYILLE

\ AFENBBAs'S COLLEGE
N E. CORNER RAMpARr AND BIENyIIIE.
Mr.. LAVENDER respectfully announces to his friends pnd
the public that his Glasses September ut the
above address.
Parents invited inspect the we'll ventilated Glass
Rooms and Dormitories.
For and Prospectus apply College from 2 to
=. NJ, and from to n
N0LBEAE CONaAlERUIAR. U0hAEGE E.
OoRNEB GAMP AND 00MxoN SITS,
- raE-
+aptAesoua ANA Hiegant "StD~y EButldQng,"
Is constantly in session eight sos 1t viii
onnded in 1882 and chartered by the State
emay found Principals or Bookkeapers in aggc
PORTION OF the old houses this city southerr
setos Ladies or Gentealsa attend the COMMERCIAL
COURSE, or Bookkeeping, PenmEnshp Mathematics, Eng
9h French Spanish baBineas education that enables
oze TO earn $1,000 $1,000 annually the fortune paran
cen give thetr We ample arrangements 1860
stndenta Aadea and Gentlemen Are invited to call.
RUFUS pOLaEAR, President,
A. EsaaEE%F LxOS'a sGRz00E r04s B0Ys
nHATAWA, PIKE CO., MISS.
New Orleans and jackson Rafrasd.
Circulars nsy be obtained application to RORERT PIT
KIN Esq, l3 and 10 Celny street, Now Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-12

One of the grounds of divorce for woman in
Michigan was that her husband was baldheaded.
This reminds of little incident about newly
married couple il this city, a few years ago. They
attended launching, where a staging over the
water gave way and let the mau into tie river,
when his wig came off and floated down the
stream. The man was rescued, but without his
wig the wife denied him, aud besought the crowd
that they would save her husband, pointing fran.
tically 70 bunch Of hair drifting down the
TNeWburyport Herald
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-12

An Important QueS,lon-Cnn an Officer an
the Lnte GOuEodeTate Army Acquise the
Right to Vote in this stntes
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-12

a wicked but pretty fittle chamhelmaid stole 4
lady Jewels at the 81. James hotel III New York
Eaiued at S8a00. She cried dreadiuy when a
aeteutige discovered them IN her corset
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-12

A negro woman has been arrested in Alexandria
charged with drowning her child, She was sten
holding the child over tub Oh water. and shortly
afterwards il vas fonndaead IN The siak.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-12

A Vermont merchant was robbed recently of
$4,000 on night nain 10 New York.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-12

Enamored writing master to Young lady pupil
" can teach you nothing; your hand s already Il
very desirable one, and yopr rs (eyesl are the
most beaQtitnl ! ever SAW
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-12

Query for the wide-awake--M mot bird who
sleeps upon the wing be said to occupy feather
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-12

SUPREME COURT OF KINGS oouNTy-srEc1AL TERM
NOVEMBER 2D-TuE PEOPLE OF Tine STATE OF
NEW YORK Ex REL. AUGUSTUS WHEELER VS.. Il. o.
VITAL AND OTHERS.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-12
ATrO ~ AW i.NIF.

&Ef0 g. t~ A'H S.S ".
SAM. Q. REID
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW,
40 CarondeIet street,
Has resumed the practice of his profession will give his
gnremitted ae on to all Dnsiaess tuTused to his
X ELLK s. HoHs-
(HENRY 8. KELLY; wn, W. HowED
Attorneys at Lnv,
STORY BUILBING-CQrner Camp and Common Streets
NEW ORLEANS, La
Refer by Permission. to:
The National Marine Fire Insurance Co. New Oreaps
SesSrs Lee UraudaIl Co, New Orleans.
Gsis5 nsfsIs o5. AnoP s B4Ts9T r9ssg1i Neg Orleans
Hon Charles E Hooker Attorney General of Mi sssspp
A. E Tracey, ESD, Mobile
r IL. FoKHAN,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
No. 46 Garondelat street. New Orleans
Kentucky Commissioner.
LANES K. oUEsRRA4.,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
FsoyaI street,,,......,,,..;s
MOREREAD 81 TEERG.
tCHAs S. M0aEHEAD wYNDHAN r. TR7GGJ
Attorneys at Lnw,
GREENVILLE, MISSISSIPPI
Have associated Themselves to practice their profession In
ne counties ct r. Washington Fnncs- Coshoms Bolivar,
IT NJ. HUDsON-
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT Law,
ORce, ss Camp Street.
Business for him during any temporary absence LEFT With
aessFs. CLARKE 4 Bagne, will receive attention.
CUhAOM 81 THORPE
E, NORTH CULLoM, S. R. THORPE3
Attorneys mt E1nyv,
MARKsvILLE, LOUISIANA.
rFaotlcss in the Courts Avoyees Ponto ooupsu enc
Refer 10 the Proprietor sf the Crescent.
GIBSON 2s AUSTIN,
G. L. GIBSON, ]. E AUsTIN.)
ATTORNEYS AND CoUNsE1oRs-Ar-1Aw.
1cO Common street, opposite CITY Hotel,
New Orleans.
HAYS. ADAMS 81 8zOIsE,
dBARRY T. HAYS D. W. ADAMS, E. WARREN mo1sE1
Attorneys and Councillors ut nnvv,
ofice, IS St Charles streat-secoud aoor.
SMETH sss MALsEY-
GAMES E. SMITH, Clinton; J. g. aALBEy, Point ,Ioupe,
Court HolEe)
Attsrn sya-rat- Enyg, .".
Hays d. formed psrtnsEa2p sPa M practices herproosso1
GaELDOE as FA&DEE,
-
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-12
,T sHELImA--
v
CIVIL ENGINEER AND SURVEYOR,
ONCE. Room I8. No. Is ST. Charles stree
NEW ORLEANS,

CITY REFERENCES:
Gen, p T. G. Beau-egard
Messrs Thos r. Bodity & Co
Major Il. c. Bond, Clerk Foarth District Court
Gen g. Buckner, President Commercial Insurance Co
Hon 7. Eurthe, Attorney at law.
Major james X Curell, Attorney at Law
q. de- Ferret, Esq, AuetioneeT.
Col Geo G. Garner of Messrs, Geo G. Garner & Co.
ten r. l. Gibson, Attorney Law
Major VIM. Rartwell, Of MessrS. james D. Blair Co
Gen John B Hood
Gen Harry T HAYS.
Col J. 0 Nixen, Of the Crescent.
Col j. NJ. Patton, of HessTs Patton. Wilson & ca
Capt c. H. SlOcomb
Col J. B, Walton Messrs j, B. Walton Deslcpds.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-12

ssYpif Esaxtsss sfYfGAa a9fssSSEESs
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-12
glp Orleans Daily Qgtfateld,
MoNDAY AIoRNINEi, NoYEaIRER u. lsea.
Something Tor the ladies.

THE WINTER FASHIONS now THE COSTUMES |
ARB cur.
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A Rich church.

The New York correspondent Of the
Boston Journal says -
The Collegiate Church Of this city /.
the richest religious corporation in New
York noxtto Trinity. The property Il
valued at $4,000 900, with an annual in.
come Of about sl80,0O0. Harbendipg
an old Dutch elder in tho Collegiate
Church, left by will, on dying, swamp
which he used as a lanyard, for tho sup.
port Of the ministry Of the Dutch Church
in New York. This swamp constitutcs
tho property Of the chnfch. Its location
is In the most valuable portion Of our
city. 1t lies between Maiden lane and
Ann street, on Broadway, down Fulton
and John, in Nassau, William street, and
Maiden hne--in all forty one lots, be.
sides property up town. This church
has four pastors, paying each q salary oi
IS, 900 ayear, with q present Of S2,D0D
on New Years day. This property L
held I'M trust for thoruppoyt ofthe minis.
Try. AsniB Is now pending ia tba Court
|of Appeals loF compel tue Collegiate
Chprchto Divide between all the Dutch
mipisterS y the city Of New York the
proceeds oftheifiR fiRoome for their support,
contendine that that was tho intent d
the donor, and not con6ne II simply ID
the support Of the four pastors Of he
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An EditeriaI Bruins.

An editor indulgss in the follov lug
talk 70 his sobscritsrs. ghe iamOus
speech Of Brutus on the death Of csaar
as rendered by Shakespeare, is made to
do service in this amusing traYsety !; +.
"Hear us for our debts, and get ready
that you may pay; trust us, we have
need, as you have long been trusted ac.
knowledge your indebtedness, and dive
lpto your pockets that you may promptly
fork over. If there be any among You
one single patron--that don't owe US
something, then to him we say, step uside,
consider yourself a gentleman. II the
rest wish to know why we dun them,
this Is our answer. not.that we care about
ourselves, but our creditors do. Would
yoq rather We vent to Jail, and you 70
free, tbap pay your debts aud keep US
moving Z AS We agreed, furnished the
paper for you; as you don't pay, we dun
yfu. Here are agreements or'job work,
contracts for subscription, promises for
long credit. aud duus for deferred pay
ment. Who is there SO green that he
don't take the paperf II any, lie need
not speak, for we don't mean him. Who
Is there 50 green that he don't advertise :
II any let him slide, he aim, the chap
either. Who is thero 20 mean that he
don't pay the printer 7 Ifany, let him
speak, for he's the man were after.
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Singular Typographical BluR
fiers.

ders.
Odd mistakes are sometimes Made 10
type setting by the omission Of letter,
or the sutsli,ute Of cne letter for another,
Two have recently come under our no.
ticc in our exchanges. The first we find
in . Pennsylvania Radical journal. Il
reads: ~ II "a
"Thc asses are holding meetings in the
north part Of the State, and are being
addressed by Governor Hamilton and
General Simon Cameron"
1t meant to say the masses were hold
ing meetings. When we consider who
are addressing the meetings, we can not
Spy that tho mistake was opt Ct place, or
hurt the sense at all The other is dis.
patch from the West, which, in one Of
our exchanges, reads:
awe have Montana papers to the 9th
Of August. The grasshoppers have de.
siroyed every green thing in Deer Lodge
Valley, except the grass and widows"
In other papers the dispatch has evil,
loYs" for awidows.p We suppose by
the time the dispatch returns where it
originated, il win read The grqsshop-
.x.. L.... l..t.....l ...As~. ..... sl..-
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YoySa GmL's LoyE-What has wo.
man to give more precious to man than
the love ofa young, Ootfding and un
suspecting hearth Full of oflife--impressed
with a consciousness Of her own purity
and deyotion-who pours forth all the
treasures Of her thought at mans feet
she fancies she hears the joyous tones Of
infant voices, in the distant horizon Of
her life, sweep past ike the tones of a
distant bell she places her joysiu them
1.-The happiness they must afford her
10 fancy she rises them to brilliaut posi-.
tons; she makes them all like herself,
good and puroi she gives them her
thonghts che inspires them with her
own elevated sentimspts, and the husband
Of her choice With pndying love and
tendprness.
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Constitu History. J,

The following is the order in which
,ba o,;o;,s, ,h;,,.on s,,,o. .aon,.d ~,
noa.,;'s,;aa s ! [ ar ,hs 1r.;,ss ] s.'ie -. A.
cons'l'ui'on ''l q .ne soni'ea States Ac
cordipg toa provision in the Constitution
1t became binding upon the States ratify
inc Il when adopted by nina New U.mn,
.t:. \, .s., -
naIa III .nu ~. ,,DPO,.au, p,a nun ,syr ose'e.
; 8 ~ s.ama,o, ns.,', !, Dsosnps 1; n ,ssy 49,
. sry .saa, ..' < peo, ~, . S',1ssool,g
= new yelssy, es Dec. 40, ltSs ras
7 nsoss.a, oapuary Z, iooS: Z POO b, 2
= a. M.,.ss Nonnev.'uu,, ~ 3. vspuafy sssoo. ,oas
= sMas.,saa as,dsna' ~, a,;ie rop. ,5oo 1soo'
. Gay anu, nP.n q =, Itoo' oo ,-oo IS
q q Nun M 9I Ia,o,,ua, m1y Aos g. ,iIoe 300
IL Ven; Iana eo o1ss 1roo . oo,
II IL Ne Va Vs. 'y I.,,.. on ~ rUo; lsos
10 No,,h Taro,;aa @ a., 81, ,,oo
10 % nIaaa Ias', Ia,ons NY Hov: 90 =, ,,oo ooo9'
m % Tonasa.;ns | AaS I9, ilSv.
.aon,sd ~ sSG Tono,;,,,,; u De.aware w me.
rSp.si saS sS;onrn.s @ ,'o'.u,yn = Unanimously
'S ,rss = ss,,s.s.. pss .,as :. ss.lS. a,IS.e
ia NJ NJ. n .sa ss,,,',;s = :, ssy 'yapa aaop'
- ~ 90 ~ = 49, = s"s 0hao yea'
= ~ RI 1[s. 2ns..,,..
- ~ ~ Iyn.a.,va Gsna,;.n.; ~ Nem Jersey aqop'
Tho aV cosvoa,;Sn Us'sa.Oa ae usau,myus.y M...asa
..a,ss,os ~ oY1.. g .hs. - .sn a'eaonuse''s wa,
sJn ~hat poasu !, : :, :, auoas oov IneIoeIs ano
noo.,,,n,;e noa :. nc vas IPpUssu aoaeoping the
s"a,;s" v.;.v ".. -, ~ 10; mu,uiiy ior i's ra'i-
When sdb The Convention rsa,ssn .S''S os New Yo,,
s .he .bo,, appoaelIs o. : sae eSnstutioI
xIsYanSo. S IIsu,;la. r%ua,us :. .ae waIio ooay
.scnrsa ma;nr;,v s0S c. s'Us'' Il anu si0quenc'
''It Nor,h : r.yol;' a"r,'s ..n,.;..s ~, :;
IIn;on ,os" ua,Ia ,S.n IN, ,su.asu ou. 81 .n'
new sovsrnman. aa ran, esa' ;n,a mUn'ns a',er 'n'
Nh. % cornaa,;om We, me Ia iato opeia,ioa.-
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Wake, Betsy, wake,
Ny sweet gallootl
Rise up, fair lady,
While / touch my l ,tef
AKnow Nothing.

eWhat is your pansio VI B
aYel, I calls mine self Fred but may
be SOL don't kuow--iL Is Yawcup.-.-
You see Chudge, mine modder she have
two little boys; one Of them was nv
brother and the other was me, I don't
which |; and / was chuat 80 old as nv
brother was young, or my broddcr was
chust 50 old as me, | don't know which,
and mine modder she don't and one Of
US was named Fred and t'other Y aweup,
OF one named Yascup md fo.ber Fred,
don't know which, and one Of US died.
but mine modder, she never, che never
could tell whether u Wes me OF mine
brodder what got died 80, Chudge, 1
does not know whesher I an Fred or
YaFcup--and mine modder she does nol
know, too \
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sa47.7sI,sss

AvDIroh's oTrIcs, AsHLAxDl I
County, o. Sept. 10, 1866. !.
. ], ISAAC GATES, Auditor Of Ash,
land County, Ohio, do hereby certify ths
above TO be correct, as I verify believe.
ISAAC GATES, Auditor, !.
!. w the undersigned Commissioners
having examined the above Exhibit, car
,ifg the same to DO correct, Is We verify
believe. = 8 - y
JOHN VAN NEST, !,
HENRY WIcKS, CSs,'yA
I & WIN, C0WAN.
Sept 26- -swl6
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HRRoRs OF YOUTH.

"a aonllempn who sujieysd for yen 0 from
Nefv6pE Debility Premature decay, nd all
iho eIieoisof youthful indiscreiion, will, for
ihe suffering hunanity send free 10 an who
need II The recino and direc tions for making
~ simple remedy BY which be was cured
Snhsrers Nishingto profit By The adFerlissrt
iPxpoli enoc, can DO 40 by addrersing
JOHN D. OGDE. *
No Is Chambers Sc. New York. Il
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-10-10

JEwELEEB and Silver Smith ,one door West
Of Poiter's Drug Store, Ashland, 0hio,-7
Gold and Steel pens, and . choice variety
81 yevelry kept ecnstantly on hand
Highejt piice paid for old Gold and Silver.
Repeiring done to order, on reasonable
terms Satisfactorily warranted, s
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n. s.. SEE,

ATTORNEY AT Law, FIRE AND LIFE
4 Insurance Agent and Notary Public. Par
ticnlar attention paid TO collecting, Probate
busiuesss partition cases anG Execution Of
DssdS Afpylgagss and contfacts, Once In
Milfer's Block, Second Story, Main Street,
opposite tho Town Hall Ashland, O..
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". r. JOEH.vS7OA.

ATTORNEY At Law Otice over Walls ok
4 Andsewssshos Store, Main Street, Ash
land Ohio. Also authorized by the Gov
srpmenf to procure Pension Certificates
and Collect Bounty and Back Fay.
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II. McCOMBs,

&TT0RNEF and Counsellor at Law, Ashland
Ohio. Office in ihe Brick building over
Singers Hardware Store.
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GEO. n. nTLL, ~. D.,

PHYSICIAN q SURGEON. Ashland ohio.- 81
Partieular attention will be paid 10 The
treatmeht of The following special diseases:
3 Dysphpsis, diseass Of the Liver, che KID
neys, Scrcfnla and Epitheliai Canoers.
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Ailer considerable study tAe clark man.
aged 10 make out that tho letter was ad.
dressed to A, Undsrhill, Apdcyer Mas
sachpsetts
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Ia g xyy' 'SxSmlsaas.
JOMJr ID. JOMES.

ATTORNEY AT LAW, Ashland, 3. Partic.
ular attention paid to Collecting and bu.
sincssin Probate Court, Office on Church
street, between Main and Sandusky. y.
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I ke e00s1 ss.VrTnl f--AGENTs wanted
2 W OV ted for ok entirely new article
!asioa! Address o o CAREY, CityBilds,
p'qgefsrd Niejps. psQy] ,s
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PHYsiOIAN.& u SURGEON, Ashland Ohio;
0fies over Hughes d stacher's Store, opi
posite the Town Hall y
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n0r A letter was recently droppaa IN.
toap eastern post ciiOs, ADDRESSED ss FOL
lows;
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-10-10
An Exhibit
oF THE
RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES
ss So OF gs. Ii
Ashland County. Ohio
FOsons year, ending September 3, 1866.
STATE FUND.

so<,vov,cz =
By amount Of tax unpaid at
August settlement ls75,25 s
by anourt ai tax refunded, 67h,2a 8
't Of Treas. Fees Z,
On duplicate, s4e,sT i
BY amt Of printers fees fer
advertising dslinq'ns list, 1904 s
Byam't Of Treas. mileagefo
], COLUMBUS, 29ls Q
BY amt paid into the State
Treasury 4e,siSoo7 I.
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W.RaLsFOr,

nEincel1a ool1e'
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al7,aO6,ae 8

By amt Of tax unpaid at
August settlement SQ5,It
BY amt OF tax refunded. 20S,87
|" of Treasurers fees
on duplicate, a.s,---..--. l7a,ss
By amt Of Trcasurers fees
on money paid in------ 26,46
By printers fees for advertise
ipg delinquent list 10.40
By amt Of orders redeemed 15,7s3,4l
/" balance in Treaspry---. iO97,l8
Ally anR aa
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, sue.rULTr mo USE,

wM. MeNULTY, Proprietor. South Side 3
Min Street, AshlRld oido aA N
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sl7,sOe,ss 5
BRIDGE FUND.

By amt Of tax unpaid at
August settlement---..- 126,4a
By amt Of tax refunded 50,97
+" T" Of Treasurers fees
on duplicate, te,..--.----. 44,65
By amt Of printers fees for
advertising delinquent list 2,6s
By amt Of orders redeemed 762o,6s
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