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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1866-11-15

MoLAssEs.-Mr Samuel Vandivort,
of Liberty township, will please accept our thanks
for bottle of real nice sorghum molasses Now
if some one would send us a small sack Of buck
wheat -four and some one else would send
pound or two of fresh butter, we would undertake
to furnish the coffee, and then what breakfast
We would have!
Wharr IL AnhRrsnn the flour mnn 2
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THANKs.--To Stevens & Brother, of
the Slope, Goal Shaft for copy of the Mahen-
ing Register, and Summit County Beacon.
Also, Jefferson Smith, for a copy of the La
Grange (MissourD National american.
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Ten years ago, when our Union
School House was being built, many old foges
declared it was too large, and useless expenditure
of money. 1t has six common sized rooms, and
one large room. Now 1t is not large enough for
the place. there being near seven hundred children
enrolled between five and twenty-one. Another
house will have to be built in year or two. 1t
ought to be built in jamestown Addition across
Salt rraak
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FdLadys Fricnd-Deacon & Peterson.
E9-Evening Post-H. Peterson g. Co.
ETB TBankers-Chapman, Clare & Co.
E9rFarm for Sale--J. J. Jones.
EGAuctioneer-J. II. Wilson.
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Local Matter.

ADVERTISEMENTS for insertion in the
STANDARD, must be handed in by noon on Tues
day each week, as the paper is made up on Tues
day evening.
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DURING the fire on Friday night,
Anson Hanna fell and broke his finger, and A. NJ
Smith fell into we'll near the fire. but was fished
out without any serious injury.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1866-11-15

The Presbyterian Sociable will meet
at the residence of Mr. Walterhouse on Wcdnes-
day evening of next week, November 2lst.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1866-11-15

NIGHT WATCH. Some of our citizens
think that we ought to have night watch on~our
streets. We think it entirely unnecessary. Why1
Because about twenty boys, from two years of age
up to fifteen, are watching our Streets nearly all
night. They can be seen in crowds, with cigars in
their mouths, cursing and swearing any time un-
til twelve o'clock. But we have one suggestion
to make to parents. Are you not afraid that your
darling boys may take cold these chilly nights ?
Now the way to avoid this is to go to the shop of
Badridge & Grassland and order each of them q
new suit. Or, perhaps the town Council will do
this as the town treasury is full of funds.
Baldrdge & Grassland can furnish the clothing.
We will guarantee that. Then call at once, and
clothe your night watch.
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WE would call particular attention to
the card of L. Englebrecht, of Portsmouth, in the
STANDARD this week. Very many of our citizens
trade in Portsmouth, and those who do so, ought
always tdSonsult our advertising columns, to see
where to get good bargains.
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Biol krene.

The FEEBLE, the LANGUID the OLD should
give this valuable discovery trial. it will be
found totally different from all other articles for
the same purposes.
TO FEMALES.-This preparation Is invsluabls
in nervous weaknesses Of all kinds as Il will res
tore the wasted strength with wonderful permA-
uence.
1t is also grand tonic, and will give relief In
Dyspepsia with the first dose. A brief persistence
In its use will renOyate the stomach to degree VI
perfect health, and Danish Dyspepsia forever.
One Dollar per Bottle, or six Bottles for ~
IS. Sold by Druggists generally.
Sent by express anywhere, by addressing he
HUTCllINGS Il HILLYER.
Proprieton,
81 Cedar Street, New York.
tJBENToS & DUSmAM,, Cleveland. and Joks
D. PARK, Cincinnati, Wholesale Agents.
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A NEW PERFUME! Called SWEET OroPoNAx
IA FROM MEXICO, manufactured by f. 7. SMITH
& Co., New York is making sensation wherever
it is known 1t is very delicate, and its fragrance
remains on the handkerchief for days.--Ecening
RnLLetin, PHILADELPHIA. [Oct II, 66-3m.
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Rev. A. ABBOTT has arrived at this
place, and preached at the NJ. P Church on last
Sabbath. q a-. ..." ...
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The Office of the Harnden Express
company has been removed to the Depot, and Mr..
s. II. Swift Is now the agent for this place.
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Notice to Teachers.

TVNHE Board of School Examiners of jackson
i county, meets as follows;
AT Jackson, on the first Monday In every month
AT Portland, on the third Monday IN February,
May, August, and November.
At Berlin, on the third Monday In April, and
BY ORDER OF THE BOARD.
NAY a. 66--k s4sf.tS f3
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A New AND PERFECT SEWING

MACHINE. - THE BARTLETT ELASTIC
STITCH practical family SEWING MACHINE (;
combines all the advantages Of the best and most
popular Sewing Machines, greatly simpliGed, with
other essential Improvements. Runs either way,
uses short, straight needle, is extremely simple,
scws all kinds Of goods, runs very still has only
performs easily with less instruction, and more
perfectly and efficiently all kinds Of family sew
ing than any Sewing Machine ever introduced
E13-lf you want the best do not fail to examine it,
Licensed to usethe Wheeler s. Wilson feed nd
Howe needle. PRICE S2j. Nine. DemOrests
Emporium of Fashions, No. 473 Broadway, New
York, General Agency for the United States.
Agents wanted. Send for circular.
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SWEET OPOPONAX Is the sweetest Ex-
- tract made. Supercedes all others. Try 1t
once; will use no other.
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J. f. lowell, Portsmouth, Ohio, Of
fers to the Merchants and Furnacemen of jackson
county asuperlor stock of Dry Goods g. Notions,
on terms the most favorable. yl
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1866-11-15

SWEET OPOP0NAX! The only elegant Per-
- fume. 1t is found on oil toilets, and never
stains the handkerchief.
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SWEET OPOPONAX! Ladies', In their MORN
- ing calls, carry joy and gladness, when per-
fumed with Sweet OpopoAax,
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The New PARsoNAGE.-The new

THE New PARSONAGE. The new
Parsonage at the NJ. E. Church will be finished
this week. It'll neat and strong frame building,
containing six rooms. It was undertaken by q
committee of twelve men, at their own expense
aided by what outside subscriptions they could
procure Some of the committee were members
of the church. and some were not. The follow
ing are the names of the twelve:
j. w. Longbon, L. A. Atkinson, A. W. Long,
James Trip, D. Mnckley, L. B. Gibson, 7. P.
Sutherland, VIM. Vaughn, Elmer Golden, An
drew Long, j. NJ. Steele and J. P. Mackey.
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NOT GOOD FOR BAD BOYS.

A bad boy went cIlicken-stealing,
But, the moon his act revealing,
A dogby the coat-skirt grabbed him,
Till the farmer came and nabbed him.
Then bitterly exclaimed the lad,
These strong made coats are mighty bad,
If them coat tails had but torn off,
At dog and farmer might scoff;
But NATHANs clothes" lie added sobbing,
Don't suit at all for hen-roost robbing."
Come one come all, to sign of the THREE
RED POSTS.
N. B.-We have also nice stock of Piece goods
for Men and Boys.
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Julia Hoffman'S Estate.

NOTICES hereby given that the subscriber
~ has been appointed and qualihedas Executor
on. the estate of Julia Hoffman, late of jackson
county, Ohio, deceased:
Dated at Circlcville Ohio, this 24th day Of Oct,
1866 DAN. w. HOFFMAN.
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MEDICAL NorIoE. -nR. e. Cone may

MEDICAL NoTcE. -nR. e. Cone may
be consulted as follows:
In HAMDEN, at the jackson House, on Mon
days, Sept 10; Oct. 15 Nov. 10; Dec. "a Jan.
2s; March A April s; May 10 June II.
In JACKSON, at tho IshOm House, on Tues
davs Sept. II; Oct. 16 Nov, 20; Dec, 25i Jon.
% March 5: April .; May IA; June 1s.
All sick persons would do well to consult Dr.
Cone. as he charges nothing for consultation and
his success in this community, during five years
practice, is guarantee of his skill in the treatment
of all varieties Of diseases But do not defer your
opnlicf : until your disease is incurablc.
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Oct. 18th, 1S66.-1m

SWEET OPOPONAX FROM MEXICO! The
- most elegant and essential personal requisite
for lady, Extract of Sweet OpOponax."
Il. T. SMITH & CO. New York.
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BiOkrene c

CURES IMPOTENCE, GENERAL DEBILITY
NERVOUS INCAPACITY DYSPEPSIA. DE-
PRESTON. LOSS OF APPETITE, Low sPIR,
IT'S, WEAKNESS OF THE ORGANS OF GEN.
GRAFTON. MBECILITY, MENTAL INDO-
LENCE, EVACUATION, ENNUI. 1T HAS A
MOST DELIGHTFUL, DESIRABLE NOVEL
EFFECT UPON THE NERVOUS SYSTEM; aud
all who are in any way prOstrated by nervous dis
abilities are earnestly advised to seek q cure Ia
this most excellent and unequalled preparation.
Persons who, by imprudence, have lost their
NATURAL VIGOR, viii ind speedy and pSrlnA-
nenL cure III the
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Executors Notice.

81 Chambers and 70 and 81 Reade Sts., N.
Nov. 8, '66-1m.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-05-31
FIRlts It ;sr: PAUL. =

-: d1,e.trop. 81: Occurred Is 81. Paul 81
the afternoon Of Fvida, last, BY wAieh,
Twelve baildings~ were totally destroy cd
The ire originated about three O'CLOCK, il.
the cabinet shop Of Dorey & sherburne, on
Third street. opposite the foot OF franklin
street. The irsmeu worked well, but Ill
efforts 70 save any OF the buildings were
una,aiHne: Among tie Buildings dae 'il
ed was the Cosmopolitan Hotel. which was
opened last talk-.-IAsMas owned by the Sec
; Odd Natsssab Bark land valued, ats$20, 900.
= Tho h1rniturrs was .ow1seds byathe lessres.
Berktner:& K0ftInanns q nd. their loss :! is
about $10,00O.s The total. loss Of! thesfire
10 estimated at Sac, Geo. rti,oiVV +ssi.a5
On Monday evening . building in sthe
rear Of. Rebert- s+sest. known AS the Vest
r ern Hotel was dsstroyed by frsss Loss
Z $4,000 iinsarsnee about$ 800 asnps ~
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-05-31
| 'IAT1fsNEws.lrEms.

-
MOTLEY, The American minister at
VIENNA. has announced that heswou1a leave
the country il any more troops were sent
den Orfis s., Ferry :was. a. TIE zsd
elected United ates-Senator. from, Con
neeticut for six years, in. place: Of Mr.: Fos-
|. ter, now. President Of the Senate, !, ~ hose
ter expires-0n the i4th Of MARCH 1861
Preparations for War r progress ,pFv in
Europe. TIE strength 81 the Austrian army
is to be Increased 10 200;00U War sup
plies are being ordered and affairs have as
tsunatdSa threatening aapectaia'Ass ~
Napoleon made Significant speech at
Al Au,xerre, IN Ehich be said he detestsd the
treaty Of 1915. The Paris House had &C.
eepted II asa signal Fl, war. Severe pan
eddy warGkei condition. e.: I'D, ~. III.
treasury agent Of Mobile who va,
under sentence of q military commission
a.d fnad $25o, 700 has been discharged BY
the Presideas j j 81 saEltso = aids .it.s
Z: TIE { committee or ,wsys andiimeans
have agreed TO an amen dmet T. Of the 1ax
bill providing that lists Of Incomes shall
not be published .ndr furnished for publ
cation, but they will be open for inspection
at the Office ofsthe collector a1aiito X,
a.-D,spa.ehes: We're received .at,tbes De-
.partment. Of State, By the. last steamer
: which. arri Hed NJ New York from Europe
from our Minister TO London and Paris
{ Indications were that q general war WIS
inevitable; The English Ministry would. DO
al ~ It's; power 70 avert Il i, sbnt belief, thns
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-05-31

,MHJOV '000e1"T " M. -. 0uosH10u 0SK1veu
; insS.. Paaroa last Friday: Hspassea Sat:
asa.z quietly IS .h,, oity., and; sssbah .!
;. fert snslliag.s On Monaay psrains the
=, Reception Commisteel appsinsed, 10 greet
re hero Of tho se,ah-west, Proceeded in
:ee.sriage. TO Tie Fort, % tetmsll i. inssgu;;
r.te the, days proceedings. We wilt fol-
) low Them with thesreporer Of the PIONEER,
On arriving at Fort Smelling the Com
mittee, consisting ct Maj Con. sanbern,
Mayor ], s. Prince. Mas. Gen.: Van, Glove,
Gen. Bishop, Coli +. 81 Goodrich Ex sGov.
Miller, kisj:: Gen. sibleyy,a Mai Gen. Cor
:. man, Capt. Reszsll and Coy. n Marshall,
we're .wslcoped by Mrs., Gen. Alexander
and shown to -the~par}or. IN moment
Gen. Sherman was announced, and intro
'lueed to such as had no. already met him:
- The company then started for, Minnehaha
Falls. Here they were met: by Hon. D. .
Morrison, General wasns urne, r. s.awal-
ker; Col: Aldrich and several other gentle
men, = semmatse appointed ~ the citizens
Of Minneapolis to meet and welcome Gen.
shermas, and cstors- linn to the city. AT:
:, ter. viewing. ana admitting the., FAILS, Jthe
party, continued - itssvay TO Minneapolis,
On the'sdgs of thereby they found : band.
by which they were preceded into town;
.Attwelye, o'clock the excursion drew up at
the Nieollst House, ewhere IN! immense
crowd had assembled: Zen: Sherman was.
sintTodueed in few words byEGx b. NJ;
wilson:, i Asrief reply was made ~ Gen.
:. Sherman, in The course (Which he OK
pressed tie belief that the people Of Mime
sofa would. ,'nevsr AGAIN be troubled BY
. hostile idfdiaus. $3.50 So = 5s=aisi@<~ sT~
..r.Ae sumptpqus- dinner, was served al The
, Nicollet. :, Il had ebsea. the original iaten-
tionto return to s., 'Paulatia 81: An thony,
: but' while a. dinner stelegramH vas reeeiv-
= ed BY the Chairuan Of the Reception Com
mi.tse, from Commodore Davidson, stating
that the elegant siesmsf City Of st., Paul,
had just arrived at the civ, and if the
' Committee would return to Fort ST. cling
sand. come down from thence by boat 1T
would be sent Is tha, point 70 :j await them
The committee CONCLUDED to accept The
kind offer, and at once telegraphed % Capt.
: Davidson 50 announcing. 't5s1 So, 3 /
AT half past four Tie company started affttf
from The Fort on TIE stta nier for ST. Paul.
A splendid COLLATION., Consisting Of cham
payne and dessert delicacies Was served In
: plentiful manner to ali the excursioo nists:
a. Amid salvos of artillerS, the, General
landed at, St. PAIL, and was taken to the
Merchants, Hotel. where he was introduced
: to the crowd IS, Coy: Marshall ana made
an other short SPEECH. s.f'.ss is%s 7sa.ss'E2.
Il ths evening i magnificent banquet
gotten up s'regardless Of expense .! was
served. at the, MERCHANTS to General Sher-
man, parry and some tYe hundred guests!
Toasts were read and Replies nade::-.ain6ong
the rest quite . .1s1gtf i speech from Gen:
Sherman land : pleasant time Vas spent
Sc,j' ;sS'! e@As s'esh' When he pss'y
I Gen Sherman vas 70 ,tart, this. morning
on Burbanks line for Superior. : % ''"'
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ne at. t61tllt{e 3&{utts(t.s
w.B. MITcHELL. EDRoR.
Thursday, May 81,
DEATH OF LIEuT.aEy. WI II !;
SCOTT. ia

Gen. Scott died Of & natnntes pSlkil otso,k this
m rning. He wns outon Saturday attcrn lon and
then Showed no signs 81 his early demise. On sn-
'lay he began fdlfng quite fast, though nona OF his
sSpsaad kfe would axpiS af sI;h-anc uly :
DAY. 4as perfectly luscious up 70 tho m nmsat z
q adSeM though he had lo't, his xics s,me two
posf minttS bfore hs died, and clasped his hands
.-.-; GsG Sost4 Maa hara.at- QskAsshaass Xas,.
j; Jung aeh:l7S6, and swas. .tlaerefqsN almosh
.;shsx yesxa oh. sHs. heass, With; him N 9
.honor: and yeaeea.ion Of thA yAmsrio IN
, 1aAoQ: asess =. 80 sssss ,alsa. yRs.y. =
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AxoNa- tbe -3silares IN Tho recent great
crash. in: England was That ofgths house
With which Sir: Martin Peto Mas connected.
1t 10 said that the failure viii snly be tempo
rary, and will not enterfere with any Of
the railroad operations st the house,. Last
Evenings dispatches lay That The panic in,
the English money market hass 'subsftlsd.ss
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i!Z.c.s 81 e tsss;;S,3isi t.rst z )
5oWOOLaC ARDING!,

Il VIII 4D REFRESHMENTS. :
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-01
Cincinnati Market.

By Telegraph. CINcINSATI Oct 81.
FLoUR-Very firm, with a good local de-
mands Superfine. $40 509Il Is; Trade
Brands, Sl2 50@i4 so; ami Fancy. Si5 00@
10 80.
WHEAT-Firmer; No. Spring, s2f45; do.
0Ars2Quiet, at 6Oc for No, . and 5sc for
No, 1. reF s'FHf H. tf .Effl
Conn Excited; the stock is held by two
or three parties; No Western was held
AZ 500 "a the close, with sales at soc; New
Ear sold at 60c. ia a haE
HYn-A dyanced to 81 40 for Extra, and
81 B5 for No. 1. 'hs
BARLEY--In active demand at 81 659I 20
nDr Gall, ga
WBIsKY-Fi
PRovIsIoNs-The stock OF Old Mess is
now quite small, and of Bulk Sides ex-
hausted, with dem nd for them at l411c;
shoulders were held at 1870, loose, but did
not hear of any sales; Bacon Sides may be
quoted at 1910 1916 for Clear, and lB1zc for
Ribbed; Shoulders l8mlB14c,
LARD--Sold ut lac, but nc the close IL was
held L@Lc higher nU
PoRkL0id Mess is held at sa2 90; New
sold at 828 40.
= Hoes Tin light supply. but go head were
received during the last "A hours, All Of
fered NJ s. 50gS rs.
GoLD--l45t2. tIff fL
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GovisRsNENr srocKs-Afore active, and
a shade firmer. ytftt
FREIsHTs TO Liverpool quiet,
Che Posts money article says: The loan
markets. easy al 4 to per cent. The cur
rent ra. "a ford iSc0nnts are 51z to per cent.
with more hesitancy. The stock market
Is strong. Governments I'm fair demand at
a slight advance on Yesterdays rates.
Railroad sharAs are strong, Northwestern
common takiag the lead IN the advance OF
the miscellanGou stocks. Cumberland con-
tinues to be the most buoyant. The spec
ulatiVe clique, which Is managing the
movement, have not, so far, IL appears. ac
complished their plans. After tie regular
board quotations We're as follows: New
York Central ll912; Reading, ZIG; Michi-
gan Central. ia; Erie, s514; Hudson, 1876;
Michigan Southern, 9214; Illinois Contra.
1875; Cleveland and Pittsburgh, 925S; Chi
cago and Northwestern 81 Chicago and
NorthWesi ern preferred, SlH Toledo, ll9 /;
Chicago and Rock Island, ll054; Ohio and
Mississippi Certificates, 34la; Foreign ex-
change, quiet, bills at 90 days on London
are quoted NJ 1857 to 1903, for Commercial:
1895 10 l0916for bankers. do. at short sight.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Spread the Truth !

Some medical men insist that il is un-
dignified to advertise. a remedy, however
valuable Il may be. Queer reasoning this
1t is like saying that an article which the
world needs should be hid In corner
that blessings and benefits may be too
widely diffused-that the means of pro-
tecfing and restoring health should be e
close monopoly, and not accessible to ALL
That argument is bad. IL is worse than
that; H. rs fnhundft. suppose HOSfET-
TER'S STOMACH BITTERS-an absolute
gpecific7 for Dyspepsia Bilious ness, and
> Nervous Debility--had never been known
beyond the repertoire OF the faculty, what
would have been the consegnenoeg In
stead of curingand invigoratfng millions,
the good effects of the preparation would
have been confined to,a comparative few.
There Is the highest authority for saying
that light should not be hid under
bushels that Whatever is excellent should
he placad as city on a hill, where all men
can take cognizance Of 10. 10 Is upon this
principle that the Bitters have been adj
vertised, and continue to be advertised, in
every newspaper of any prominence in
the Western Hemisphere, and that the
spontaneous testimonials in its favor have
been translated into all written languages.
Thousands enjoy perfect health to-day
ness IL the newspapers had not spread the
ruth iOfth regard 10 thts unequdted tapf0Or-
ant and corrective far and wide. Suppose
profit has been reaped from this publicity
lis that any argument against IL? II the
public health has been protected; III lives
have been saved II the feeble have been
strengthened, and the sick restored, great
good has been accomplished; and who 40
mean rs 10 grudge the exertipns thus
directed their fair reWard2 A '
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Tax Notice for 1866.

TINE TAXPAYERS OF VANDER-
.4 burgh County are hereby notified that
the Tax Duplicate for 1866 containing a
list or taxes for State, County, and other
purposes, has been received by me from
Lhe AUDITOR OF SAID county ana that can
be found at my office In the courthouse
tor the purpose of receiving the revenue.
The taxes for the year 1866 are as follows:
A. For the whole of vanderburgh County
|. For state tax, 25c.; and Toe. poll.
2 For school purposes, &c.,; and SOC. poll.
y For sinking fund, Zoe. t
4. For township Libraries, lc.
3. For county purposes, 35c.; and 81 poll.
q. For interest on railroad bonds, 4c.
On each 800 valuation. total, 81 Oh; and
~ % poll.
y: For the several townships.
Township No. l-City of Evansville, inside
FaG corporation-iine.
i. Tax as above, 81 OIL; and 81 25 poll.
2. For special school purposes, DC. and
8. For township purposes, %; = oo9a,..,
On each 500 valuation, total, 81 % and
1al 81 70 poll.
Pigeon Township, outside corporation
r o line. I f8
!. Tax as above, 81 OIL; and 81 % poll.
2. TOWNSHIP purposes, &c.
g. For special school purposes, 25c.
A. For road purposes, zoe.
On each slO6 valuation, 81 4s; and ~ Is
.1FN poll. 14i, "''a
Township No. 2-Knight.
]. Tax as above, 81 OIL; and 81 IS poll.
z. For township purposes, &c.
3. For special school purposes, SC.
4. For road purposes. loo.
On each 500 valuation, VI n, and 81 % poll,
and &c. on each acre of land.
Township No 3--Scott
]. Tax as above, 81 Oh; and 81 rs poll.
2. For township purposes, &c. h9f8fJ
3. For special school purposes, 2oc.; and
zoe. poll. h 4ta au z. s9FA
A. For road purposes, loo. A
ON each 500 valuation, 81 81; and 81 As poll.
Township No. "A rmstrong.
I. Tax as above, 81 OIL and 81 25 poll.
2. For township purposes, &c.
3. For special school purposes, &c. f..I.
4. For road purposes, loo.
On each Sl00 valuation, 81 %; and 81 25 poll.
$50, Township No. s.. Perry.
l. Tax as above, 81 OIL; and 81 % poll.
2. For township purposes, l2c.
3. For special school purposes, l5c.
4. For road purposes, Toe.
On each 500 valuation, VI 81; and " % poll,
Township No. 6-Union.
]. Tax as above, 81 OIL; and 81 Is poll.
2. For township purposes, zoe.
8. For special school purposes, 25c.
4. For road purposes, lUc.
On each 800 valuation, 81 s.; and 81 25poll.
Township No. = Center.
i. Tax as abeVe, 81 Oh and 81 . poll.
2. For township purposes, &c.
3. For special school purposes, l5c.
4. For road purposes, l0c.
On each 500 valuation, 81 20; and 80 IS poll.
Township No. SHERMAN.
'. Tax as above, 81 Oh; and So % poll.
2. For township purposes, lOc.
8. For special purposes, lOc.
4. For road purposes 25c
on each 500 valuation, 81 40, and So 20 poll,
and Pc. on each acre of land.
JOHN RHEINIANDER,
Treasurer Vanderburgh County.
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