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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-11-27

TO THE PUBLIC.
We shall keep full supplies Of Staple and Fancy
DRY GOODS
GROCERIES,
BOOTS SHOES,
CLOTHING & CLOTHS
HARDWARE,
amp full and complete assortment as can be found in
any store in the west
and We shall sell as cheap be afforded upon
stock purchased in New York.
BROWN & ARTHUR.
Diamond Grove, March IL, 1S66.-4lIy.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-11-27
AN AMERIcAN FNrERPRIsE.
TRIMS AM DIsAPPoINTMENrs.

After narrating the trials and dis
appointments Of the different cXpe-
dltions, Mr. Field made the following
interesting statement relative to the
present condition and future pros
poets Of the cable:
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-11-27
II NATHAN e. SON

IT NATHAN Il SON
Have just receveda well selected stock Of
DRY GOODS
CLOTHING.
BOOTS AMI SHOES,
- YANKE- MOTIONS,
GROCERIES OF every description,
CONFECTIONERY,
NUTS CIGARS, ETC ETC
PROVISIONS.
such Flour, Meal, Bacon. Hams &c
GLASS PUTTY, PAINTS AND OILS
Also general
MEAT MARKET,
which will always be furnished with tho best variety
the market affords Our goods have been purchased
since the recent decline in consequence Of which
offer good inducements.
Terms Positively Cash.
Highest market price paid for Wool, Felts Iidn
fnrs, Cattle, Hogs, Butter, Eggs, &C.
J. MATTHIAS & SON,
Lancaster, ATril 16, 1866 -s6-u
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-11-27
BATTERY FORMED IN AlApY's THIN
IrE

and now Mr. Collett writes mo from
Hearts Content: II have Just sent
my compliments to DR.. Gould, OF
Cambridge who is NJ Vaicniia, with
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-11-27
Hardware, Stoves & Tinware.

T. 8. Kirkpatrick, nesw
1873 spnw
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-11-27
SHERIFF'S SALE.
STATE OF WISCONSIN,

COUNTY OF GRAyT.
,sey. Plaintiff I
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-11-27

AVl Ny
Henry J.. Massey, Plaintiff,
as.
Henrietta Templeton. Abiam
Gibson, Joseph palhser. Adj
ministrator Of the estate Of
Thomas Palliser, deceased.
Elizabeth J. Palliser and
Hannah = Palliser, infants,
heirs Of Thomas Palliser,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-11-27
SHERIFF'S S.
Jared Warner.

Orizina Dean, Mary Il.
Dean, Lucy Dean and
Winchester Dean, and
Henry Mcdowell guar
dian of Mary Il Dean
and Lucy Dean, Infants
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-11-27
Furniture.

400 90 IS 90 - 90 so 20 40 20
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-11-27

STATE OF WISCONSIN !
COanty Of Grant.
I County, Wis. In yaca-
.er Did, A d 1866. sum
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-11-27
SUMMONS.

2l-Gt
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-03-24
AMopERN MIRACLE.

From Old and young. nom neh and poor
from hIEh-boQD and loEiy, oomes The UElEeI-
al Yn5ee d praise Tor HALLS VEGETABLE
SICIIIAN HAIR RENEWER
II Is q perfect and miraculous aIftI
Cures haldnesk- Makes hair grow. A betGsT
drssz5nz Than any +1oIl ? or -TsoEns1um- 6ofi-
FIIE EIF5aSll, dry and why hair into Bssutful
R{Iken Tressez- Bot, above al. the great Won
der + the rapIdify with which II restores
KAY hair 70 its original ooloC.
Use Il = few timsa. and Presto. change the
Ehffes4 and WoESt looking hair resumes il
yoCfhful beauty. II does not dye the hair,
tut strikes Al the root and aIls Il with new
Life and CoIoTing matter.
Is vii not take = long dtsAgTeeltSe fEfaI 70
prOTe Lhe Truth Of this mater. The mt APP
pltcAtton SEill do good; yOu VIII see the Satu-
nd Color returning every day and before you
know il, the Old. gray, dtsooIoEed appearances
Of the hair viii be gone. giving place 10 tus-
trims shining and bsauttful locks.
Ask for Hlais Sicilt1n Hair RsDsEG+ no
other article i At all alike II In effect You
VIII ma II cheap 70 buy, pleasant to Try and
sure Iodo you good
There ATe many limitations Be sure you
procure the genuine manufactured only BY
r. r HALL & CO., Nashua n h
For sale by Al druggists nESEly'd6E-zat
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-03-24

We are indebted 10 Messrs. Hubbard,
Latham and Whaley for Congressional
documents
General Harris speaks for the Union
cause NJ FaiTnont next Monday week,
April ID, and at Clarksburg on Friday,
the 9Th OF April.
There IS TO be Democratic mass
meeting to-day Al ? p. LR-, at Wells
burg Court House
The U. S. CourE eonyenes to-day at
ClarIrsbars.
The Fenians sem to be making some
stir down at Purkersburg.
Col. Geo. r latham, ~ c. from the
second district, was expected TO address
he told the editor of the . T-sdet&e'' That
he twas not to be caught in any such
trap.
Captain John Fisher Was chosen
Mayor OF Fairmont on Saturday last
Gen. Northcott, OF the Clarksburg
Telegraph, is getting 10 be the para
graphisi, par excellence, OF the West
Virginia press. We shall hays TO bre-
ret him again very soon. The follow
ing clips are from his last issue:
Last week an old gentleman came
into our office looking like the fag end
OF u bad spent lite, and asked US what
KIND of printing Office we kept We
promptly informed him. ian abolition
ofices He ssSEedGdciLelP' in double
quick, his rebel Overcoat streaming out
behind. He looked like the man who
han got into the wrong box
We asked n prominent Conservative,
the otherdAy. how Il was that his party
endorsed Andrew johnson, knowing as
they did that he was In favor of the ne
grOes being permitted to testify in the
courts2 His answer was s.pOttey."
There has not been such an uprising
of the people Of West Virginia in favor
OF any measure since II was State,
except to put the rebellion down, as
there now is in favor OF the Registry
THR USIFoRN PROPER TO BE WORN
AT CONSERVATIVE MEETISSs.-A seedy
gray coat with brass buttons. The
Wearer of such a dress Will be s1re 10
secure the highest seal in the synagogue.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-03-24

WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE CONF
w mites on " alter Works until O'Clock.
Saturday. April 9TH, 1850, for making about
100 feet Of % inch wafer Pipe They are 70
be one inch thick, with ali the ueceEaTy
branches, 10 join with Pipes running AT right
angles 10 al Fire Plug. that may be ordered
by The committee OF person having the super
intEndence. The Pipes TO be cast or moulded
In dry sand and In = perpendicular position,
and OF good dark grey iron, 50 That II can be
easily dIflIed- Ee4ch Pipe or piece to Be u
feet long and to weigh mot less than no Hk-,
nor more than $50 lbs the castings 70 be de-
HyeIedl IN the street, where the Pipe tsneeded.
Also Proposals for digging trench nom the
Basin TO Main street, and down Main street to
DIVISION street, In the Sixth Ward, and hIIing
the same after the Pipes are laid Trench 10
be from five TO seven feet deep and three teef
wide; the BIDS TO be by the cubic yard The
PIPES with the Necessary elbows. Is and
branches TO be delivered as follows, TO Wit
500 MY plain Pipe TO be ready and on the
street not later than the 10Th OF June. and not
less than Jour per day thereafter.
Payment 10 be c1Sn for an the above work
Contractors to give good security for the null
iiImeu4 OF the contract
Bids will be endorsed. Proposals for Water
Pipe, or for digging, and TO be LETT With the
City CleEk- A. WILSON,
, Chairman Of the Com on Water " o-ks.
TTITsfi-tn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-03-24
To Brick-makers, Lime Burners
and Stone Quarters.

cEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
. ceiTed at West Virginia Hospital foE the
Insane, Al Weston, ". Va- unttl u O'Clock,
m, on the 10Th day Of April next for the
making and delivering Of about four hundred
thousand good, hand burned brick. Of the
SIZE Of tbose heretofore used
The bgick may he made on the Hospital
grounds and must be delivered al such points
about the building as may be directed b. the
BdidfnE superintendent or Building Com
mjttee, and 10 be supplied Al periods and IN
quantities 10 their satisfaction One hundred
thousand TO be delivered as soon as the
weather VIII permit, with prompt and ener-
eefie Effort
seaied proposals viii also be received al the
same time and plaeS for the burning and de
1vering 3. said Hospital about i've thousand
busheIS OF good. wei bul ned Lime, 10 be re
Gel ed rs weight. and counting one hundred
pounds TO the buShei, TO be delivered In
quantities and Al TINES to the satisfaction OF
the Building Superintendent
Sealed proposals viii also be received for
quRrryfng and delivering about three hum
dned perch of stone, suitable for Bubble
AEhtar work, Sneh as have been used in the
Iear Of the three soOEy building South
Those - whom contracts VII be Awarded
Will Be requiied TO give bonds with good
security for Ihe faithful performance thereof
Proposals should be fOrwan1ed as early as
practicable 10 the Chairman Of the Building
Committee, at Weston, Wet Virginia
r. P CAMDEN,
R HILLS.
Pm. HALE,
Enthusiastically Building COMMITTEES.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-03-24
Of the most distinguished
ArfIsfs 70 Sfefnunr a son.
New YoRx. December, 1854

New YORK, December, lsoL
The PfanofoEfes, Grand, Square and W
right, manufactured BY AesSTS. StetuTAy :
Sons, have established for tbens5ye =
worldwide reputation that It Is hardlE -
s1ble fur rs TO add any thing 20 Their Juss -
Instruments personally for years. both Il -
lie and private, Il becomes or pte1Sanl ouE
TO expF@ our candid opinion nesArc42G -
uuqueSfioned superiority over any o~aS
Piano known touS ,.---,
Among the chief POINTS Of fhetR unilolIIa
nS8s and gollEue AZ tone, osllEatd etlll G -
GtT01EqR6lf ~. ggrtfTe ScI-ss. cad, r5oEs az
EaErDFtlily GilErufiOSl a 01sst- fhe ITe ~ -
pGEhetie qllolaty n tEAtes IetsT can a''.'''
The ulolf deffnd4eO Of p0are77 ~ selcsA- = -.
This eeultaItty Is found exc ~ he
SteiuWay Piano, and tnselAG ,NItn.-s-
EnatehIess PRECISION, elasticity and Efo1iSS
mes Of action AiW avs ehanseieriEng ne =
ElFumentE, as well - their unequaAed ~
bitfry under the seTereSt trials = lTGly 80 -
pFising and claims AZ once tie adutfStio. y, y.
Sfsfnvay Pianos In al respects Ehs bea Aef'f.-
1te5Ifs made n Lhfs ooulfIT o. n Ei5eIsS -,
Lhegl soEeiY and EpeilLs1Leu oalT1eire1 ~
J7gfr1fs, AID reEs1l1leIllf Lhe1l ilrGIisby y -
fIieIlCls GlfLhe PtEhHe-
We have At different tfnnes eIrIesea -
opinion reEAritIlE the PIAnoS g u -
makers. but freely and SElIaeslfdf1nSg =
s b Mirls. Robert Goldbeek. HenE e
Tfmua =. L Ritter, Geo w Morgan; H.
Th0EnGs Max NaretzeZ, Nul- 4Gsons ESSosiiH
ling, & NnEio, aEi Ansch1EfEs \ 4 -
]. Alossutaal, Carl Wolnohn, a. DAI5a =
Won BFeuninE, Theo. Eis1eld, CaEi BeES1zlsE'n'
n1ar6-Sn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-03-24

THR True LIyR-2The mere lapse of
years is NOT life. To eat and drink and
sleep; TO be exposed TO darkness and
the light 10 pace around the mill of
habit and turn the wheel Of wealth (; TO
make reason our bOok-keeper, and turn
thought into implements Of trade-this
Is not life. In all this, but poor frac-
tion Of the CONSCIOUSNESS of humanity
is awakened, and the sancffties- still
sluInber which make II most worth
while 70 be. knowledge, truth, love,
beauty, goodness, faith, alone can give
vitality 10 the mechanism OF existence.
The laugh of mfrth, which vibrates
through the heart, the tears which
freshen the dry waste within, the music
that brings childhood back the pray
eFS that call the future near the doubt,
which makes US mediate the death
which stArties rs with mystery, the
hardshtps that force rs to struggle, the
anxiety that ends In trust these are
the true nourishment of our natural
being.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-03-24
An Editor visits washington and has
an Interview With the President
and with GOV. PeIrPoint.
e. q 80 ~.


While in Washington last week We
called upon President johnson and
asked him the direct question what he
thought Of tie wisdom and propriety
OF adopting our constitutional amend
men1, DISTINGUISHING rebels. The sub
stance of his answer Is this= that II the
Union men OF West Virginia thought
there Was danger of the State govern
ment getting Into the hands Of cOntu-
matiOus and unrepentant rebels, II was
right TO disfranchise them, but If there
was no danger of this, then, of course,
the measure Was unnecessary and he
would not recommend us 10 adopt it
But, he said il was q local question, OF
the wisdom of which the Union men of
the State should be their own judges.
VIII the Copperheads OF this county
''end0rse" President johnson on this
question: What says the organ?
He langhs heartily at the hypocriti-
cal endorsements he Is receiving from
his late enemies, and says he can't be
driven out of the party that elected
him.
We had also the pleasure OF meeting
Governor Peirpoint- The Governor Is
thoroughly t'reconstructedn and can
didIy ADMITS that Cancellation towards
rebels is a failure. He made the fol-
lowing declaration which We regard as
a world OfpoIitical philosophy in nut
shalS-al tne same LINE X e4 pEezsses tne
Governors position on the issues before
the people OF West Virginia The Gov
eFnor said: The great issue before the
people of the United States is,-shall
treason be made oSiious. or shall trea-
son be made respectable? The late reb-
els, |" hesaid. ''Were doing all in their
power 10 make il honorable in order TO
save themselves and their posteTity
from receiving the brand of eternal in
fanny. The eOppeEheads.n he continued
were also trying to make treason re-
spectacle; for II Il is made odious and
dishonOTable on the pages OF history,
they who sympAthized with the rebel
lion viii share in its disgrace
1t Is scarcely necessary TO say that
the Governors good wishes are with
the Union party OF West Virginia.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-03-24
WHY yOT W "F RNT.

Over twenty years increasing dennnd has
TIAS HAIR DTK, Is thebes4 in the world. II
Is the eheapest, The most reliable, and most
convenient. Complete in one bottle. Does
not require any previous preparation Of the
hair. No trouble No eEuek or stain. Does
Tot uboG or make the hair appeardusty and
dead, hut Imparts to II new LIE and lnstre
Produces 4 beautiful black OF brown. Is pre-
tened A child can apply It Always gives
sattsa0tion- Only % cents per bottle. Sold
sveEywhere,
A. I. MATHEWS, Manufactures. y. Y.
DEMAS BARNES Co, New York, whole
sale Agenuk mAy1-lyeod
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-03-24
New Drug Store, New Goods, New
Prices.

THAvE JUST COMPLETED NY STORE
u room and have received large and COM
pete assuTtment of Drugs and Medicines -
iecfed with especial care as TO purity and
also my Wines and EIq1ons being OF choies
fNtntaSeS my Whtskys, Old and reliable. MI
will Do sold at new and low C=lsh IFfC,i.s. I
would most respectfully beg 10 InfurIn the
public Al tArEe, and especially the citizens Of
Centre and EsEst Wheeling, that IN soliciting
their patronage in the Drug cuisines tklSf I
do 50 with an experiences Of many years In an
the departments Of Pharmacy, and feel con-
give me \ tTtal before purchasing elsewhere
my stock Is fresh, pure and well assorted i
have also engaged the services Of q cnrnEs.teuf
German Chemist and PhaEmaeeutfst. VINO
VIII Be found ever ready to attend 10 my Ger
man frfeuds- Prescriptions flied Al all houFs
day and night C. H 0DBERT
Cor. Main and Webster streets
End ofStone Bridge, Centre Wheeling.
maId
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-03-24
BRICK MACHINE

THE NATIONAL BRICK MACHINE
makes, with only tEo-horse power, $500
SPLENDID BRICKS per day, with vel de-
fned edges and uniform lengths II the ma
chine does mot per1om what we claim for IL,
Ne WiHtAke IL back and refund the MONEY
Address ABRAM BEQUA, GeneEal Agent.
$50 BlnadWsy, New York. fehe2-2mevOd Z
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-03-24
The United states

Two Regs Of WHISKY. seized By ]. C. On.
Collector.
In Rem In case Of forfeiture
WHEREAS. An INFORMATION HAS
W been Med in the District Court Of the
United states for the Dts4Eict of WeSt Viz
ginia, on the eight day OF March, 1s66, by the
United states of America against two kegs Of
Whisky, seized by J. G. On, Collector Of In
teTnal Revenue of the United States for LIST
Collection District of West Virginia. in a GER
tain proceeding in rem, alleging in substance
a violation OF an Act Of Congress, approved
June SOth. 1884 entitled San Act to provide
Internal Revenue 10 support the Government
to pay interest on the public debt, and for
other purpose" in that the tax levied on sid
twO kegs OF whisky IN pursuance Of said Act
has mol been paid as provided therein, and
praying that said property be forfeited to the
United States Now. therefore, In pursuance
Of the attachment under the seal Of the said
Court to me directed ana delivered the said
possession at Wheeling, West Virgins, March
Il, 1854, and do hereby give public notice 10
all persons claiming any interest in said TWO
kegs Of whisky, or in the proceeds thereof, TO
appear before the Judge OF the District Court
oLthe United States for the District Of WeSt
Virginia, on the 9Th day Of ApT1l, 1896, al
Wheeling, West Virginia, At II O'Clock in the
forenoon of the same day, 0f the same shah
be day of iuTfS1Iction5 If nut on the next
day of Jurisdiction thereafter then and there
10 tnteFpose their claims and 70 make their
allegations In thRt behalf
s b AoCOLLOCH,
Q. s. Marshall Dist W. Va
n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-03-24

d 4. n =
Has the adTanfazs over an Others IN ths
market, that II IS cheaper and VIII not lousE
its Strength By age For sale evgEhere.
Manufactured only By
EDMUND BOOKING.
30. Odd Fellows Hall
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-03-24
TaxafIon or Naftonal Fank STOCK b

the State.
In his instFue4iOns TO assekson issued
sby the Auditor few months since,
that ofleer directs the assessors 70 A.
-sess me sock hesd b. any person. IN
any National Bank as personal proper
ty- Digestion has been made tothis on
the ground that the stock ofthese banks
= exempt from State taxation because
il Is based on Government bonds which
are exempt. As this question is one Of
no small interest, we are allowed 70
copy letter written by The Auditor in
answer to a letter asking his reasons for
having Instructed The assessors 70 as
sess National Bank stock Is the per-
sonaI property Of those owning il:
THR STATE OF WEST YIRsISIA,
AUpTIoR's OFFICE, March p, 1915.
Dear Siy.-YouTBo Of the 18th inst. is
At hand. In relation TO assessing stock
IN national hanks to the individual
stock bnIdens think I have taken the
correct gieE Of the matter. and referred
70 Il In my report, page 81
After hank Is Chartered, II becomes
a body polite, and its foundation or
base Is Government securities, deposit
Cd with 1he United STATES Treasurer as
= security 70 tbs creditors Of the bank
for all its Transactions When 3 bank
IS inns organized, the individual stock
holders EaEs no claim upon The United
States bonds which become then the
property Of the corporation; and the
bank issues certificates Of stock, which
are transferable and held As personal
property
lam of opinion that our laws as clear
IyaiJthoEiZe the taxing of such stocks
as stocks in any other corporation; and
ia appears TO me entirely Just that those
living within the STATE and rsce1T1nS
the protection of its laws, and holding
such stocks, should psy taxes as upon
other usrS0nal property, as they receive
IRE dividends declared on the same
And think the State government has
legitimate powers 10 impose such tax
rs ! a the 4lsa section OF the Act Of Con-
grtss passed June Cd, IS5s, providing
Tor nat5onal currency, secured by =
pledge of United States bonds and TO
proglds for the circulation and redemP-
lion thereof, IL Is provided That
nothing in this ae4 shall be construed
70 prevent all the shares in any OF said
Associations held by any person or
body corporate from being included in
the valuation Of The personal property
Of such peusun or corporation IN the
assessment of taxes imposed by or
under STATE authority. Al The place
who're such bank il located, &c-"
/ feed satisfied am sustained BY the
Law In my instructions and since
giving the instructions, have seen .
decision Of conn, rendered in New
York, taking The same ground
am, very respectfully.
Your ob'f- Servit.,
J. n. McYHogTRR,
Auditor,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-03-24
LIE. LIE,
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nRnDS

DROPS! DROPs! DROPS!
A1EERIcAS LIFE DRoFs VIII cure DIptheTia,
Coughs Bronchitis, Sore Threat, Asthma,
rheumatism Senfal9lA Agre In the Face,
Hezdaefe Toothane Bruises, Sprafns Ch{Ib-
lafns, Group, Colds, Fever and Ague and
CholeEa in 3 single day. Sold by all Druggists,
with Iun uiEect0nS 1oT use.
Springfield, Mss UE1iAe BARNES & CO.,
Agents for Boston, 1naraSly
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-03-24
VAIL PAPERl WAII, PAPER

HAVE RECEIVED IN PART, AND
am Fill receiving. the be4 assortment OF
Wall Paper and Borders ever brought TO the
city. The styles are mostly new, and ana
very choIce- Ny Borders. especially, are adj
mitfed BIZ those who have seen them 10 be the
FINEST IN THE MAREET.
As TO prices you cannot fail 10 be suited, as
None Can Sell Cheaper I han Can.
Even ffyou purchase Papers elsewhere should
you not get entirely suited with Borders, a. IS
offen the case,
CALL AND SEE NINE,
as the assortment IS very large and very select
mE2 Ivd&E4t JOSEPH L WILDE
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-03-24

THE Treasurer Of the United States,
Sfr. F. E Spinner, has published re
ply TO the several communications Of
Sir. Comptroller Clarke. in which he
states thai the recent House COMMITTEES.
inyestig1ffug the truth Of the different
sfa!ements that had been made, very
properly examined him and his books,
aud clerks, before reporting to Con-
,-ress. He saws that III Mr.. Freeman
Clarke had done likewise be would
have arrived at The same conclusion as
tho committee, that the published state
inent OF the Secretary Was mainly cor
rect. based. as Il was, upon data fnTn-
ished from the Treasurer once, where
alone such information can be had. He
shows very clearly that - the discrep-
sttlcy tfsIue the bank reports and the
Treasury statement arises from the fact
that the banks are charged weekly
with abe amounts deposited with them
by revenue officers and Others, and are
credited daily with whatever checks are
drawn on them. Hence, he SAWS. il oc-
ours that the amount due the Govern
meut, according 10 the books OF the
hanks. will differ materially from the
balances, according to the books OF the
ds-s.arfment, and adds that in the course
OF the wear there have been many DAYS
in which the balances due the Govern
meut by the deposit banks, according
TO their books, have been over twenty
million dollars larger than the real
balances, pocoTding TO the books OF the
Treasury
A Washington dispatch says II Is esii-
mated by the Internal Revenue Bureau
tla4 the proposed change in the income
clause OF the revenue law, e1enpttng
ineonles under one thousand dollars
from taxation, will affect the revenue
to the amount OF twenty millions
Of dollars; this repeal of the tax ON
crude petroleum, about two millions :;
and the repeal al the TAX on articles In
schedule a, such as watches, clrrihges,
dc, one million and a half.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-03-24

BoekIrs-s Furniture FoIIsh---can be
ussd On the hnest piece Of furniture, and VIII
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