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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1866-10-25
SILVER MEDAL FOUND

THE Medal awarded by the State to SAMUEL E.
AXIOM, Palmetto Regiment, has been left with the
Town Marshall. NEwroN ScorT. Any person
rightfully claiming said Medal can obtain it upon
application TO Mr.. Scott, paying for this adver-
tisement and rewarding the finder.
Oct. rs. 1866 rig 10 s. 3 =
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nsS- The reader is directed to- the advertise
n,eat of ANDREW O. NORRIS, Administrator of the
Estate of RoBERT,B. Norris, deceased, announc-
ing the sale of Personal Property of said deceased
comprising eight bales of Cotton, twenty-five OF
thirty fattening Hogs Corn, Fodder, Oats, Bacon
Farming Utensils, and many other articles. The
saleakes place Taesdoy mert, SotA 'rsl'' a' tue
residence of deceased, eight miles south OF Ander
snn
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TIE MEMORIAL ASSOCIATION AT pENDIEToN

TIE MEaUnEhI dcDOV11A11U1' III : 11@70 01''
We received on yesterday, too late for this issue,
the speech Of Gen. WADE HAMPTON delivered before
the Ladies Memorial Association of Pendleton on
Thursday, October 18th instant, together with o
brief description of The ceremonies of the occasion
and letter from Col, WARREN D. WILKES, all of
which will appear in our next issues The ladies
of the Association will accept our thanks for the
kindness eyinced in furnishing these admirable
productions.
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Thursday Morning, October %, 1866
NrsARrED SOLDIERS .

We are requested by the Tax Collector SAMUEL
E. MOORE, ESQ.,, TO call the attention OF disabled
soldiers from this District to the Importance of
registering their names at once, under the resolu-
tion of the Legislature calling for such information
Those who have lost limbs in the service are espe-
cialy invited to register. All of our readers will
confer favor by extending this notice to those in
terested in their immediate neighborhoods
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DAY OF THANKSGIVING.

The President has issued a Proclamation recon-
mendihe that Thursday, November 10Th, be OBJ
served throughout the country as day Of thanks
ovinp and praise to Almighty God
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REWLEY- KEEsE B. co.

These gentlemen have just opened one of the
largest stocks and most varied assortments yet
brought to this market. Full particulars by ad-
yertisement next week. - -
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Burning Bush Chapter, No. z, R...A, M.
REGULAR coNvocATIoN OF BURNING
BUSH CHAPTER will be held in the Chapter
Room on MONDAY NIGHT, Nov. 18th 1866, at
half-past seven o'clock. Companions will assem-
BILE without farther notice.
By order of the M.'.E...H...P...
JAMES A..HoYT, Secretary.
Oct II, 1866 II 4
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OFFICE a. C. S.
ANDERSON, S. c., October 18th, 1866.

SEALED PROPOSALS for furnishing the subsis-.
sistence Department at Anderson, s. c., with
FRESH BEEF, of good and marketable quality,
in equal proportion of Fore and Hind Quarters
Meat. (nccks, shanks and kidney tallow to be eI-
cluded) in such quantities as may be from time
to time required, and ON such days as shall be de-
signated by the commanding officer, will be re-
ceived at the office of the undersigned until 121
o'clock, M, of the SIst instant. s7f.;
Proposals must be in duplicate, and addressed
to the undersigned at Anderson, s. c., endorsed:
proposals for Furnishing Fresh Beef" -
The contract will be for the six months ensuing,
or such time as the Commissary General may d.
rect.
Unreasonable bids will be rejected.
CHARLES F. LOSHE,
Sd Lieut.. 9th o. s. Infantry.
Oct 25, 1866 10
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MARRIED, at the residence Of the brides Un-
Gle, on the 18th inst. by the Rey.W. Z. Walters,
Mr.. W. A. FAINT. end Miss KrTT1B JACKSON
On "Wednesday evening 10th instant, at the res
idence Of the brides mother, by the Rev. S. s.
Gaillard, Mr.. w. S. JENKINS and Miss SALLrE B..
eldest daughter of Rev. T. L.McBryde, deceased.
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HIRAM LODGE, No. 68. A.. F.. M.
A REGULAR COMMUNICATION OF H1RAst
LODGE will be held in the Lodge Room on MON
DAY NIGHT, November S, 1866, at half-past
o'clock. Brethren will take due notice ana govern
themselves accordingly.
BY order of the W.. NJ.
JAMES A. HoYT, Secretary
Oct. IL, 1866 II
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ANDERSON, October "a, 1866.

The cotton market for the past several days has
been active aud prices ranged from % to 81 CENTS
afair article commanding the latter figures to-day.
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NOTICE TO DEBTORS.

PERSONS indebted to Harrison s Whitners for
professional services rendered since last Fall, are
requested, urged and admonisled to come forward
and pay at least part Of their Indebtedness, and
secure the balance by note, where no note has:
been given. Indefinite indulgence don't accord
with the spirit of the times. ....z -
HARRISON & WHITNERS,
Attorneys at Law. <
Oct. 25, 1856 19 - 2aa's5
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-11-29

WV NNAts iH.srr
.. Where repairs have been made
w the tax payer upon any building
rwned W him during the preceding
6Fe years, nothing can be deducted
%r repairs made during the year for
which his Income is estimated.
= To- A farmer should make returns
Of his produce sold within the year,
bnt more exeeutory contract for a
sale is not sale; delivery, elhor ac-
tnal or constructive, is essential.
Tho critefion by which to judge
whether sale is complete or not, is
to determine uholher tho veuder still
retains IN that character right over
the property if the property we're
o' lost'or destroyed uponwhich parties,
- il the absence Of any other relation
= Sboiwcen theu'thaa that Of the ven.
der and yendec, would the loss fall.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-11-29
; Pudding and Cake

,JrLA's BATTER. PcDBING--very
d'ce-06c qaArt milk, wcIte table
spoons -four, six eggs, litllo salt.-'
a1.es-- BakSfu ouPstwOuty minutes. Sanco.
ESdtisii PLump PupbHa-4An
eight cent loaf of bakers bread bro.
ssak ken jutO Que Andla halfpials Of sweet
milk and soaked all night half pound
~ butter or suet three and half
a pounds hr 'wn sogaf, cue poupd sGis,
ms, Que pound cusrants, quarter
pound citron, nutmeg, !. two iabl,
I'm sp9cps,seit five eggs beaten light
2 qnareF pintwiue quarter pint bran
dy. Boil steadily nine hours--to b,
eaten With rice sauce.
ir pL6MB p0DDSc. = Three euo,
aour one cup milk, one pound rails
ms, ono and half cups suet, one
teaspoon salt, one teaspoon soda
Spice to taste.
DANDx PUDDISc.-Ooe quart o
milk boiled in water mix two spoons
fnl corn starch with The yolks of fou
: - eggs and half cup sugar; aud pour id
10 the milk stir very quickly an,
~ takcOff1aa onco. Bvai the whites 0
the eggs with half cup sugar
spread over The pudding when COO
Pat in the oven aud brown it, TlavO
with essence lemon, To be cate
cold.
+ LEnoN RICE pUDDINd- fou
table spoonsfil rioe aud boil till soft
4 one quart milk sweeteued to taste
butter size Of an egg when nearl,
eeol add the beaten yolks Of fou
eggs, and the grated rind Of q lemon
r ~ Toishao beaten whites Of the egg
add tho juice of lemon aud fou
k~7Trypeensfal Of powdSSdsred sugar.
Pour the batter into dish and pu
* ihe whites of egg GU top Bake un
n ii brown. 10 bo eaten cold.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-11-29
School Examiners Notice
ITO TEACIERS-


THE SCHOOL EXAMINERS Of Sen.
= eca County, viii bold examinations at
the niiice of the Examiners, ia Trmb's
Block, TifIia, Ohio, for the year 1866, as
follows: ''i isa,
October 9th, 2Olh. and 27lb, 1866. a
November Sd 10Th, l7lh, and asih.
December 9Th. Af
The Examiners request Teachers not
TO apply Tor examirat1on, except upon an
|exuminsliah day. No certificates viii be
granted onia any other day. Applicants
will be required to be present a. one
o'clock, p. NJ. on the day Of examination,
or they " lllnol Ne examiosd. ,fl
- ls'HE McCAgLEY,2
,JAMEs pILLARs, Examiners.
s. N. klRkwooDs stied rp;la.
1e oel. 4, ises. e9. nkl-lE
lfs2of tafifs-si rss;,9
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Farm for Sale

Thk sebsenesI ailsu iot sale, Nj, Mo. 49,.
mlles hast otthc city, conta,nias lel 49,, ~
,saa Of which are elseFed the 6alasc, RI ~. ~
uas u,sam o, water runaing throask ~
:. ne house ~ The atsdfa improsenl M. ,s1s
ieaad ,egsth.E with dne, large eppls oshs,l ~
yeseg s o.anasa q pseeA i'sss. Alie Cherry, Peme
~ Bar ,eEas ssd other iafornatloa aeo,, a. a.
tubsctiber on the Fern. JOHN A. HVnRa'p'
Turns, NogembsSe, isds.~-Ia
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Interesting to Formers

The following very important de
cisions have recently .becu' eirep b.
the commissioner Of Internal Reve
.nue, at Washington;
4. Farmers viii abtlkS feQnired "a
make return ofproducc consumed In
their own Immediate families.
2. The farmers prsft from sales Of
live stock are to be found from de.
duciiug the gross receipts for animals
sold and the purchase money paid for
the same. If animals have been lost
Tfv7duriug the year BY Geeth or robbery,
I'D ! lGel psftlIsse inonsy for such animals
may i,e deducted from the gross in
como Of tho farm.
3. No dcducti5h can be made by
tho farmer for tho value Of service
rendered BY his minor hildren, wheth.
or he setuOlls pays for such Servi-
ces or not If adult children work
for him and receive compensation for
Eh6it t-labur,thcy Src 20 bo tegSFaedRs
other hired laborers in determining
bis Income.
IVA. Money paid forhbor, ,ekcpt such
as is used or employed in domestic
seryice,or in the production Of articles
- consumed IN the family Of the produ
Ger may bo deducted, H..
g. No deduction can be allowed In
any cassfSr the ebst ofiunproductive
(iic ilsbors If house servants are employ.
ed portion Of tho time in produc-
tive LABOR, such sthe making ofbut.
tsrand cheese for sale, q. proportion.
ate amount Of wages paid them may
be deducted. "nh" FNma g
a6sESpensea forcdichiugand clear
ing new laud arc plainly expenses for
p"rw'neht Improvement, aud not dc.
q is dueted.a idi4s. ~, ~ .... y
4 The whole amount expended for
sp fcrtilizors employed during tho year
y the (armors nay be deducted, but
no deduction Is allowed for fcrtillscrs
pfQdqeod on thor farm.i The cost of
seed purchased for sowing and plant
lag may be deducted
s. Ifa person sells timber standing
thU-pruftsarc- be obtained by as.
timatiug the value Of of the land af-
N ieFtho remoyal Of tho timber, and
. Sftemihc su'as.thus obtained. deduct
ing the estimated value of the land
on the 2st of January, 1852; or on the
day Of purchase, ifpurchased since
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-11-29
GROCERIES & PROVISIONS.

Retail Dealers will consult their own
advantage BY giving u' a call. We are
determined 10 give good bargains. Ia|
The New York herald., 1866-04-29

furher disputations. Inc slavery question,
which was the bone of contention between
th churches, being definitely settled, they are
NOV attending to their Legitimate business-the
Improvement of public morals and the eternal
wlfare Of their focks. One party in the
church endeavored to prove that the Bible con-
.emned slavery, while another party, with
apostolic blows and knocks" hammered at the
iiea that human slavery was sustained BY
Eoly Writ. The effect of this was that people
lst confidence in the preachers, and as they
Guild indulge in as much political discussion
al they required outside, they got tired Of the
plitical preachers, and the pews began to
lok empty. From this experience, however,
tb clergy have learned wisdom, and they now
st bright example to the radicals in Congress
Tie churches needed reconstruction; 80 does
tb country. The parsons see their duty clear
l, and they are disposed to perform it. The
rdicals do not apparently, comprehend their
atty to the country. Mutual forboarance and
darity are always the bases of compromise.
he lights of the church, with their superior in
diligence, appear to comprehend this, although
hey have been befogged for the last four years;
tut Congress, though many of its members are,
,r affect to be, God-fearing men, has evidently
lot reached that point of moral perfection
which enables them to discover the fact that
vengeance and vindictiveness form no part of
he moral code which should govern the action
If Christian men. We therefore recommend
o them the pattern of the churches, who have
evidently arrived at a thorough understanding
If the revolution which has taken place in the
ntire condition of the country since We have
apsed from war into peace.
The New York herald., 1866-04-29

rhe CIV Co-nri ~ Meaakee. Wis haze decided
rla' fLa- city att rain witOgt brigcA rniher than
aow CAcasr tuiifen - 1rer prfo,sls Tor their c,B.
sruci1r ~ iaVc tut Orc bridge len fof the uarlc
~ 20 ciy and osny Each dAy nssny the prce
0f lie bfdger t9 be biiit
rAr stD gave his rdvsf1 willard srd
who claims % Do from JsneHgie via arrested -
Wistuker. VII, 90 w0utsy evening Tor rubbng ne
mail Ear ~ fhe Detrp, 4ni Hiwa1see do,k. He hsd
stolen tsg frfay yt AMI nfur tfiins 10 rrpsai
NJ tte.t vu agrogtet Upon hs pcrson vas fo'ind
sTo graerblcxs md isrgs Va u valuable Js~eiy.
Three Nontn q "a a Bostn Mas "a single wtek
lately ne larfs - professional .fcrtpulff TheT
Al rinslf anI Bysion from CouItry plbos
hoping 70 hfo thed shane
The .niyerlliy d, vale College ven, 10 H,r'f0rd
Tuesday, ~ che way q Connecticut fiver AID Htse
In cnr u Their bats al the ssy. Tie w
nAfe dsrng yaQA,ion IA order 10 have liiis rrNtfs
70 prepare them fof TIE o0liet sith Hsfvs'1 nefi fh
There have bren sonre changes In The cres, bli a
touTnt " b - good s ssef
fhs Phlsisiphs sievsdOres are on rrn. ny
want pay or hsf isya ~o-t. % nsrsr bgs snor' tns
700 Esrttofcre small PERIODS a iatr have Ten rc l.
ocel 40 . suAftsf Of . 1AG
The New York herald., 1866-04-29
Musical.


Mr. Growers German opera company concluded the
present season at the Brooklyn Academy of Music last
night with Mozars delightful opera the Magic Flute.
Herinans Habelman, steinicke, Johanson and Mile.
Nadde were in the cast The choruscs and orchestra
were especially good excellent opportunity being
offered in this work the display Of tho qualities OF
both The artists probably never sang more conscien-
tiously Hennans was in splendid voice, and has no
character which shows his powers To more advantage
than Zoroaster Mile Naddie's perfect execution gave
great satisfaction. The opera abounds in fine barmonics
and they were lost In the performance Of last night
The solo chorus in the third act had TO 10 repeated
The quartet which followed, and the trio that closed
the act were admirably sung Upon the whole the opera
was given In a manner that produced the mos, complete
delight OF the audience
The German company under Mr.. Growers direction
will leave to-day for Pnisburg, where they are to In
augurate the new opera house Monday evening next
MISCELLANEOUS.
Mile Camille Urso the distinguished violnist known
and admired here m the Philharmonic concerts, has
created quite sensation In the musical circles OF Paris
be played rt at the Louvre before large audience OF
senators deputies and magistrates and was very favor
ably received She next appeared at the Conservatory
and played Mendelssohns celebrated concerto aceon
PANIED by tho orchestra Of Pasdeoup. This was trying
test OF her powers as an artist but she vi. cmnently
successful and compimen,ed in the highest manner
by Pasdeioup and the other mrsicians present.
Nile Morensl, an American by birth has Just made
her dobo, at the Royal Italian Opera, London, in the
mar, Of tho cIpsy and spoken OF fayorably by the
critics
The Emperor Napoleon has decrccd The following ap-
polntnents In the Conservatoire Muse o. Paris,-h
victor Mass Professor OF Composition, IN toe rOpm Of NJ
Ieborno deccased, n Augus,c savari Pcics OF Har
mony. in place Of " Clapisson, deceased, and ~ Do
praio 10 act a. Assstan, Professor "a the last nam
branch
Mr. LISTERS English Opera Troupe held Toll sway al
The Theatre Royal Melbourne, Australia, for month at
lnst da,es weber's OberoH was pFOdoced 10 very
crowded house. with superb scenic and mechanical e
fec,s II ran for fortnight and vas replaced by ~
TJopaxr, in which Mr. AIber, Richardson made his debut
as Count d Luna Faw, La rrarsafii L>s HHsw-'of',
Maans %, Isritans and S>niramide followed 10 the
company were Madame Lncy Escott NJ. squires. Mr.
Beaumont and Miss Rosalss Durand
Fio,ow was In Paris April 10 attending the rehsarssi'
sf zna which viii BE- prodsced In that city q, The end
Of April
The New York herald., 1866-04-29
A Word from n Liquor Dealer.
TO THE EDITOR OF TIE HERALD.

take the liberty Of addressing you In regard to the In
equality and injustice Of the new Excise law, hoping
that the Board OF Health may be brought to reconsider
their late decision of granting but two grades OF
license and made 10 so frame the Excise law that any
man keeping a small respectable place (restaurant,
similar my own, may have chance TO make living,
a. well a. our nrst class hotels and barrooms have
kept an oyster and dining saloon, with bar attached
for the last ten years. in the Dowery and keep ~ re-
pectable and quiet place any In the city OF New
York NV place IL small and any portion OF my
business without the other would not make me living.
With tho threo ogetherthat is, oysters dining room
and bari can do very well. Oysters are my principal
business and not liquors AT the time, under the
present Excise law, debarrcd from selling liquors
altogether made 10 pay much for license rs my
noxt door neghbor who may keep large Wholesale and
retail liquor Store OF rst class hoels hope
equal justice may be done all respectable parties In tho
LIQUOR business. Z. v
The New York herald., 1866-04-29
THE LIQUOR QUESTION.

Rush OF Applicants for Blank Forms OF
License Yesterday-How the Business
OF Distrfbution Is Conduc ucted-rroublcs
OF q Lager Beer Saloon Keeper, Sc.
On Tuesday next May l. the Excise law goes into
effect when all liquor dealers will be required TO obtain
license sell either sprituous liquors, wines ale
beer in quantities less than five gallons at tWo Not
withstanding the diversity of opinions TO the justice
of the provisions of this legislative enactment thing
all may assured upon and that s that the measures
of the new law will be strictly enforced to the letter
as the powers Of the Commissioners Of Excise 60
Yesterday there quite stir among those inter-
ested the liquor business From early hour in the
morning the precinct station houses be-
seged by that class Of citizens In quest Of blank forms
OF application for license, and several hundreds
distributed by the police captains among those for whom
they could vouch TO the character Of the places kept in
their respective districts Such had been held ameDa
BILE law any previous time for tho dsreputabe mode
of conducting their business by the police refused
the necessary blanks referred to Colonel Bertram,
the Inspector Of Excise at 30 Mott street. without fur
ther explanation On appealing to the Inspector their
and addresses noted by that officer and in
vesgaon to the the refusal at the station
house is instituted by the committee OF the Board ap
pointed for that purpose. II It Is satisfactorily proved
that the applicant Is worthy OF license II IL granted by
the Board OF Excise and the reverse IL proved
the place In question Is closed While the investigation
Is going on however the business OF the applicant Is
not nterfered with.
Five thousand additional blanks circulated among
the precinct station houses yesterday afternoon for dis
tribution. Ten thousand copies OF the Excise law,
ordered TO be printed the last meeting Of the Board,
will 10 ready for distrbut lon Tomorrow.
Among those who were refused blanks yesterday was
German lager beer saloon keeper who, being referred
TO the Inspector OF Excise upon entering the office Of
that Official paintively stated what he considered the
strongest possible proceeding on the part OF his precinct
captain In his He stated that he had kept an
orderly house. sold lager beer had female bartenders
had ouved less than forty drinking saloons during
the past six years. which opened Ills block and nnay
away and In fact thought that the conduct OF the
- er refusing his application while he had granted
those Of his neighbors very remarkable
After questioning by the Inspector however, he
acknowledged that had created a disturbance at
his place two years and that at times he still
annoyed his customers. This WILL with other cases, DO
Investigated
THE LIQUOR DEALERS OF BROOKLYN.
The liquor dealers Of Brooklyn have resolved to con-
the consuonalty of the new Excise law and they
have retained the OF Charles 0Conor and James
T. Brady their counsel They propose TO go on with
the business In the usual manner and make test case
pending decision TO have the Excise officers enjoned
from molesting them in their trade
The New York herald., 1866-04-29

a WRIT OT ATTACHMENT -EKygD AGAINST GEsEnAL
nrggE. ~ NORTH cAroLiSA, Yog REFuriN6 TO
RELEAsE rHE ComMASDANr or A REBEL PRisoS
ON WAIT % nsBgA4 COnPCs.
R,LcoE, y. &, April p, 1890.
Judge Fowler isrlei On attachment TO-DAY Tor the
o. Gc1erl Ruger Tor refusing 10 recognizc The
writ % hatcag eyrpus issued favor u MAJOR Gee.
on trial before military commit s.on General Rugsr
re- used I. Ne arrested 70 ,hs natter will siaad t tho
csc can BE- ial1 1cfIre The President
Generals Ng.icriDu and rtee1nian Ten here last night
Cor Ne1btrs al Wilmington
The New York herald., 1866-04-29
FINA iAl..
TrgEAsURY DEPARTMENT,
AHAiI Ia lH4


Il AsHiI IA Isa
Notice hereby givcu that the Asistlnt r,,-lrc of us
United States at New Y0rs. fhnadshhis aud BOSTON, and
the Designated Drp0siisry ut hIliinore have
strnci-d 90 dsconUnue receiving dcIoxts
pUraIy loan for Clearing Onse purposes q ave per
Annpn after May |. lyf ffOn which date ali
uhcstos ouiandug aud unpd sln carry fOt per coat In
lcrrtt Isrr
ou said lat Day u May and pntl further nosos, said As
rtnt trrasurers and nctgnatei Depnstrry recrts'
st'h deposits and Nsus therefor clearing los e cctn
cats payable demand, IN legal tender nos, VIII iul-rcst
o. IL ar Per per
H. hccULLOG Secretary of the ressury
TREAnvRY DTPARTMENr APRIL n. ssS --s-OTICE
IL hery gwen, that the i'sh day u May ihAs the
Interest upon all crrncact OF drpoat ACCOUNT TEN
porary Loan No,hrf Ilan sz,d for Clearing Hovu
pnrpose) thfn ONT theiag asd unpAt viii ~ reduced
the UNIFORM rats ot hn por per s. that iac.
and all persons then hodng saeh certificates whirh
higher rate OF Interest n srehed pr-.at
the 70 the 0feers b. whom ucd that other srricse.
may be substitute a therefor
n. MccuLLoctt. sccrclar, Of Treasury
TREAsuRY DEPARTMENT AFr l. q NOTICE.
hereby given that tho fr Of lt United states
the Assistant IreasNers at New YORK, IN i.drQhA
Boston, Tho Unied 'strs Deposit>es at nsunorr
Cincinnati have been az. .oteI 60 nse ntnue iiV th dale
the receipt of depp account Of temporary 'an etp,
tho.s lnl ended ,oT .Tiug lloua. purposes
N. MctCL SoCH, SECRETARY n the Treasury.