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TotaiAssets.--.-......-....------.-sI.Io3,4e7 Total So
The Liabilities are as foIlcwst
6th.-Liabil ties to Bsaks or others, tue and
not dae....-.-.- .--....-.-.-. None
6th-Los-es adjusted .-..--....... Non.
rth Lossss either rnsdiusfed $<3 So 70
sih--io.s~s atjasied aad not due eote u
sth.--Ly~s-s In Fuspense waiting further
p-o2f 900 20
loth.-An other claims against the Company,
dividends unpaid .....-.,.........,.--. $50 70
Total li.btlities ss5 ~
Ilth-The gre.test amount insured in any one risk is
$40 600. except in specia, cases.
18th The amount insursd In any City, Town. OF
lsth.-The amount Insured in any one block depends
above.
l4th-certi6ed Copy of the Charter Of the Company.
on fle-
II. KELLOGG, President.
wnuan cLAnr. Secretary.
ErArE or Cosxrcrrcur, -
County OF Hartford. Hartford, January lst, 1867.
md made o.sS sS.s K. sso-. b. hm sus
scrh-d 10 true according 70 his best kHo~ietge and
beiief.
Before me, BTnPHRN TERRY,
Jutee Of tie Peace.
Arp1raa's Orrsca IswA,l
DEs Nouns, Jan 10th, 1867.
hereby certified that there has been MED in ,his
Phoenix Insurance Company located At Hartford in ths
State of Connecticut,
On 0se Slid day Of Dsoember. A. d. 1864,
in accordance with ths provisions of Act Of the
General Assembly Of the State of Iowa entitled AN Act
In relation to Insurance Companies approved January
2s 1857 aud Act amendAory thereto. approved Feb
ru.ry 9Th 1855 shaf said statsment sho~s that aid
Cmpsny Of the requisite amount Of capital
and Invested required ~ Law.
Authority Il trefore given 20 the above named Ccm-
psny traasact their Appropriate badness Of insurance.
Ia this State In accordance witn lava thereof until
the 3ist day Of January, 1858.
It w also certified that WN. rULT0N Of Keokuk
has only appoinecd ny said Company their lawfu
Agent And Attorney fo< the county a Lee, With full
power to take risks Of Insurance therein, and to
knowledge Of process provided by law upoF
his hing with Clerk pf the District Court
sad county this cestneate and copy Of the satsnes
on file In this oface
II 10 further certified that the attached 10 IN
copy Of saia facts and figures.
Ia testimony Whereof hsve heE~unto %
l.. my hand and fixed my seal Of once tn,
~ day and year FIRST above written
fetampl JNO. 4. ELLIOTT, Auditor Of State.
j20 nAAUEL 4. AIRES, Deputy.
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Nyy Dgt.r4ss. Jan. 2s.

INV URLkANs, j an. 70.
Accounts from the various Mexican quar-
ters Indicate that the City of Mexico is close
iy beseiged by the Liberals, with indications
of its early eyAcuation by Baaaine.
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Relief Meetings in New York
Destructive FIRE

A Man Shoots His Wife.
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The Austro-Prussian Question.
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Indian Delegation to Washington.
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LATE CABLE DISPATCHES.

The Cretan War Ended.
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but more than eighty rods from station, will M,
nedi stely after the 4th Il March report their
exact distance from the nearest station aud how
they are otherwise supplied With the mail 20 IN
able the Postmaster General 20 direct mail me-
senser supply from the let Of july next.
70. Section eighteen of an act Of Congress ap-
proved Mar N s. lsss, provides that contracts fsr
the transportation Of the mail shall be let. lin
every case, 20 the lowest bidder rendering suit
rcient guarantees for faithful performance, with
taticn than may BE- necessary 60 provide for the
due CELEBRITY. certainty and security of such trans
portsffen.n Under this Law lids that propose O.
transport the mails wnh celebrity, certainty. and
security, having been decided 90 b. the only legal
hlds, are construed a. providing Tor the entire
mail, however large. and whatever may be the
ufooe OF conveyance Necessary 10 insure its see
ieriiy. certainty. and security. and have the pref
cred.
20. nodifc alton Of bid in any IL it's essential
terms - tsntamount to new bid, aud cannot be ~
ceived n 20 interfere wi regular competition
after the last hour set for receiving bids Maxi ne
new bid, With guaranty and certificate, IL the
only way 20 modify previous hid.
"a. Pcstmssters are TO he careful not TO certify
the sum cheney 81 guarantors or suretiee without
showing that they are persons of sufficient respon
sihiIity disregard Of this instruction by post
masters is vocation of their oath OF Office sub
lecfing them to immediate removal. All bidders
suarsptors. and sureties distinctly notified that
on failure TO enter into perform the contracts
Tor the service proposed for in the accepted bids
their legal liabilities viii be enforced against them
q, - Present contractors. And persons known II
cure sIantors and certificates of their suiCiency
substantially in the forms above prescribed The
certificate Of sufficency must be signed BY post
master or by Judge OF = court Of record No other
will be admitted.
ALIEN. W. RANDALL.
de 9-lapOw Postmaster Gepfral-
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PROPOSALS.
DRoPosALs FOR SOAP,

OFFICE DfPor CoNNIsSkRY OF srBsrsrENcy,y
WAsHISGToSvD. C.. Dec g IsS
Sealed Proposals. In duplicate. Of the form fur
nlshed by the undersigned, will be received unit,
THURSDAY, the 9Th Of January 1855 at u NJ for
supplying the Subsistence Department With
TWENTY THOUSAND $40 ,00OD POUNDS OF
GOOD HARD SOAP
TO be made by boiling from only good materiaI.,
nee from clay soluble glass or 9th adulerations
20 have no unpleasant odor, 20 contain not NOR.
dried before packing.
No allowance for packages.
All conditions made known by the uudersignej
Ii viii be- received 81 the Subsistence storehonsss.
in the Monument Lot aud Sixth street Wharf
de J-f G.. BELL. q $ II
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~ Free rides for the citizens are promised
by the street railroads In Augusta, Ga on
New Years Day.
- new evening paper in London is TO be
called "To-Night.r
~ the coal trade of Pennsylvania has
never been more active than AZ present
IL The irrepress ibie Henry - Foote IL out
in a long letter 70 the Tennessee Legs lature,
In IA yer of calling q State Don yentiou.
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ID Il o p . s A L s

Ono. Depot and DiSBsrsiag o. NJ
AriGafa. Ga. December Is, lSS (
Sealed Proposals will be received al this ono
until AZ NJ, SATURDAY. January a lSss for q.
plying the ouartermssters Department ia this
lf2,t0 pounds Of Oars
$50, no pounds Of Hay
liz. GO pounds OF Straw
The Oats 10 be sound and free from rust ana Al n,
and put up in good strong sacks Of not less than
or more than bushels per sack standard a pounds
per bushel.
Hay to be good Western. well bsled and free from
Straw 70 be well baled, free from rust. weed. or
other defects VI
The Oats TO be delivered at the ouarterna.ser,.
storehouse, forsyth street. The Hay aud straw az
the Government Stables. corner Prior and Lin.
streets. One third the amount of each must he de-
LIST OF February and March following.
Proposae must be in triplicsfe. with copv os
this Advertisement attached 10 each. and bear 49,,
endorsement in their own handD of the persons Of
Tered as sureties, otherwise they will be REACTED
The government reserves the right 10 reject any
Proposals should be addressed 20 the under
signed, and endorsed upon the envelope PROMO
sails for the delivery 81 Forage and Straw
BY order Of Brevet Brigadier General n Saxtou
Chief Y. M H. j. FARNSWORTE.
LET 1t. Ath Infantry. A. A. - n,
oe9-1 In charge OF Depot.
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de 9-lap6y
~ . I / Z Y

QtEoe Ch,sf CopsmisSoYy Of Subsistence,
FIffk Military DtSfylrf,
Nor OTteoaS, Lo.. December le, 1856. \
Sealed Proposals in duplicate are invited till the
Slst day CT December, 1851, at l. o'clock NJ for
furnishing the L. :. Subsistence Department with
the following articles viz:
60!Vc pounds of choice Louisiana Sugar. samples
TO be furnished.
20 600 pounds of White Navy Beans. in good new
barrels, head lined; samples Of Beans 20 b.
furnished and price Der barrel 20 he stated.
p-Vv pounds of Hard Bread, in barrels; samples OF
the Bread 10 be furnished
~ barrels of Vinegar. put up in good barrels, the
price per gallon TO lie stated; the Vinegar
must neutrslize 3 grains bi. carbonate of
soda TO the fluid ounce.
Zoo cans OF Preserved Peaches. pound cans:
samples to be furnished
500 barrels Of Onions, ofthe best quality the price
per pound to he stated.
" 900 pounds OF Rice of the best quality put up In
barrels, head-lined; the price per pound
stae4d and samples furnished.
fUoD pounds OF best canvassed Hams, put up In
casks and samples furnished.
2n0 cans assorted Jelies, samples to be fur
nished.
The above articles TO be of the very best quality
Put up In superior Packages and to be delivered
At the Anchor Press. in this city, within twenty
DAYS after the opening Of the bids.
No bids will be received from parties who have
JAILED TO comply with their Engagements with any
branch Of the Government.
Proposals to be addressed 20 the undersigned aud
marked Proposals"
Brevet Major General and c s.. U. s. A
dc
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NAVY PAYMAsTER's OFFICE.

N 81 KILBy srREEr. BosroN Dec Is. 1857
Proposals; sealed and endorsed Proposals. fer
til TUESDAY, December 81 at I'm. for the az
ticles named below; and separate proposals.. writ
each reeuisition. The number of the requisifion
must b. on the envelope. The night is reserved
ON reauisition sersrately, for the interest OF the
All the articles must he Of the best quality. sub
ect 20 the usual inspection, aud delivered at IN.
Charlestown Navy yard free Of expense 20 the Gov
Bw,sx q yqyds ssd Docks.
40 600 bard burnt Bricks.
200 tons soi 30 psunssl Building sand.
Bricks e y equal % the best Brewer" Lime
ReQuisition III.
Hose Carriages,
hnsine Lathe Is feet bed . inch swing
E e. I E..Ss; b I 8, Z -, a.,
small Upright Drl
ches wide. = inches high.
] Swivel Plsner Chuck.
1 u inch Chuck
Is-ines Chuet
Bolt Cutter and screxing Machine.
Shaping Machine, inch stroke n.la
snS Pssnf n 4sssrs %
apply to Charles Hastings, Civil Ensi1eer Saw
Bvysases o,spoau.
Requisition s.1- f,fnr
So feet fat- NJ Dlnttou Rose Tor sfe hre-
engine. "a inch in the clear. manufactured By
Benedict: Torrey. and = x'onlbiy, or hose esust
TO theirs In every respect.
BsrsaR u Con- sfrpcfios md Repafr
Reauisition sos.
Gao sheets Yellow Metal shesthins. 20 OF.
Be-eos ~ Sfes,p EHxfassrisg
Reeufsitien ltt rfrn.E
No, low.beaW koliIng Mill Scale. cspscft
l Nof high bean Rolling Mill Scale. s.psci,y
~ 0oo - unie
ITO lie Banl ;. ri, smore 4 Go = patent
RoBFRT n. CLARK,
de Sab Paymaster, 4. 5. Nay
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DRoPSALs FOR LUMBER.

oFFlcE PAHNAsrEs UNITED STATES NAvr.t
429 tHEsTNTr STREET.
- PHIL ADELPHIA. December Is. 1851
proposals will be received at this Office until
three O'Clock y. m. the 3lst day OF peceulber.
Tor furnishing the United States Navy Depart
me Ut the ing articles 10 be Of the best
ity. and subject 20 inspection by the iuspe,ting
oficer OF the Philadelphia Navy Yard, wher.
they are 10 be delivered free Of 20 the Cow
eminent:
For BgrsaH Of ConS,,Eefiog and Rspair.
GO feet San her Al
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3.00 pounds lehigh SpeIter.
s. 100 pounds Round Iron. assorted sizes
Particulars at this ONCE.
For BHr.0N az lGrfs and DorlS
5000 feet second common White Pine Boards
l.o00 Board feet inch Ash.
iSse !. :. q. !. Oak Plank.
iXO0
For BsFsan 0f OrdagBrs
1900 feet seasoned in. let common w P Plank.
A. r.. WATSON,
de 3D2tB PaymasfPr. II : n
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de 70 stB Psymaster' III q Nav
pROP0SALS FO1 TRANSPORTATION.

OFFIcE AcrING AssnfANr O. M,
la Augusta ARsKNaL, December 3, 1851
BY disscsio. q ths Chisd Qs.rtermastsr "a Nil.
are invited to do ths hseline OF Govsrnmen,
Stores and Supplies between this Arsenal and the
Railroad Depots and Wharvss in the city Of Au-
Forms for proposal. and terms to b. conp,ied
With, can be- obtained BY application 60 the urder
signed.
Bids will be opened on the 9Th day Of January.
i'o'' evt.Ltcolus p.M va fLASLEk
ae Is ctb Augusta Arsenal.
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PROPOSALS.
TTNITEp STATES MAILS.
MARYLAND
Posi- OFFICE DrTterxFNr,

Propesai> ALL be received at the Contract Office
q this u p1rtnent until p N. of WEDNESDAY
March 4. -. for the conveying Of the mails of the
nited Sratrs from July ]. ISsS to June 80 1872, in
the State of MaTy land. on the routes and by the
schedules II departures and arrivals herein speci-
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pROPOsALs FOR HEATING APPARATU
DEPARTMENT OF AeRtcrLrrRF

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.
WASHINGTON. ID. c.. December IL. 1851 {
Proposals viii be received at this office up to u
O'Clock NJ on Janusry 3 1865 for heating the build
ing appropriated to the Department of Agriculture
proved manner.
Tho specifications and plans of the building can
be seen and will b. explained ON calling at this
ONCE but bidders are requested besides the pro
pofals under the specification of this DEPARTING Mt
"a put in proposals with we'll defined specific
Of their own, If they have any suggestions tend
ing to make the apparatus satisfactory to the
interests Of the Government.
The work must be completed In n worim An like
manner. satisfactory 20 the Commissioner and Ar
chitect, and warranted sufficient for heating the
whole building TO their satisfaction.
The time for completing the work must be stated,
the contract.
The Department reserves the right to reject any
or a OF the bids IL dee med for the interest of the
government, and any hid that does not conform 20
the requirement of this advertisement and speci.
fcations. will net be considered
Zach bidder must furnish with his proposals
sefheient evidence of his ability TO comply with
his bid
The proposals will be opened in the presence Of
the bidders. and an award Iuade soon a. practi-
cable thereafter
dc It'd HOp ECApRON Con,n;ss;o.
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de I'd HORACE CAPRON, Commissio
DROPOsALS FOR CAVALRY HORSES

OSfes Of tas CHEF QuarfsrnnSfs,
D,PGrsaeat 81 ths Csnsberlaai,
LOsisriAe, Kg-. Dee. Is, 1867.
sealed Proposals will BE received at this Office
nntll j. clock m. on FRIDAY. the 10th day of
Ssrpsryi ISIS, for furnishing TwENTY-ONE (2l)
The Horses will be subject 70 a rfeid ipsnec,i,n
OF dark coors sound in all particulars. well broker
n full flesh and soOd condition from Is IL hands
nigh from hve to nine years old and well ada pied
IN every way 10 cavalry purposes, and deli yered
OF January. 1868.
Bids must be made in duplicate, with q COPY of
this advertisement attached, and accompanied by
the written guaranty Of q sponsibie person that
In case the bid 10 accepted good and sufficient bond
will Re entered into for the faithful performance
The right lie reserved to reject any or all bids
b, order Of the Quarterm sster General. o; s. A.
TH0S. SWORDS.
Assistant Qusrtermaster General,
de 4-dfB brevet MAJOR General.
pROPOsALs FOR FORAGE
Dspot Quartevmosrsr's OMos
aeFsrsorrtHs; Ind. d. cember 10, Is7.
VII Is Ss the s a. e N
three months supply of OATS and HAY for this
The Oats must be of the best quality.
- The Hay must be of the best quality baled
Hay.
Forage to be delivered from time to time "A re-
Quired By the officer In charge.
this advertisement attached to each. and each bid
must be accompanied by the guarantee eftwo re-
sponsib!e parties that, in case the contract is
vim be given for the faithful Performance Of the
Bid: Win BE- endorsed Proposals for Forage, ;,
The right is reserved to roget any or ell bids.
BY order OF the Quartermsstsr General;
svt 1t. Col. and O. M, U. s. A., bspos o. n.
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RMY SUPPLIES.
HeadepoTfsvs Dsporfhasaf Of fhs MisSoNr;.
OFce Chis QsGTfsrpqs sfsT


Fon Lsoren,-oTIk Ks. December IL. Bs7
Sealed Proposals will Dee received at this Off ca
until II o'clock M, on the 30th of December ISL
LOT .he dellNeTy OF 1850 bushels She He'd Corn
The Corn 10 be Of the best quality free from dirt.
chsn, cobs. or other foreign matter, and securely
sacked IN good guEny sacks. bushel 10 BE- -
To be delivered at the fsraee yard Of the Quar-
fermastere Department at Fort Riley, excepting
mar such corn AS shall be transported by rail Ia
that port shall be received at the station on the
Union Pacific Railroad known Fort Riley.
DeiiNery 10 commence on or before the 10th OF
January. ISIS, and sufficient quantity to be de-
iisered TO keep the post supplied froIa time Of
amount to be delivered BY or before February 10.
PTGgOsal. fer any portion Of the amount required
Blapk proposals will be furnished on application
at this Office.
zach proposal to he accompanied by the guar.
CONTRACT Is awarded to the party proposing good
and snfhcient bonds will be entered into for the
faithful perfcrmanee Of the contract.
The right lie ed to reject any or all bids
Bidders are requested TO BE- present at the open.
The corn f to be subject to the acceptance or re-.
leetion OF the oiheer Of the Quartermsster's De-
Vouchers for the supplies delivered will be given
ny tn Post Quarfermaster at Fort biley, and will
Bids from persons who have hitherto failed 70
carry out contracts with the Government or 20 n
ter int contracts which have been awarded TO
them, Will not be considered. nor will any bid be
considered which does not comply with the re-
quirements of this advertisement
The contract. when made, will not he consider ed
in force until IL has received the approval of the
souri, and the Military Division of the Missouri
BY order OF the Commanding 0ficer Department
OF a tas sss0uri- Den, d Il EGA as
= r,nU .
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DECISIONS announced oy March 81. 1853.

tBidJsrs ,-iH eraHiRs carefully tSs forms and
AsTErffeHs gHEsJsd. sSPsct9!iy the latter part a.
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029 From Salisbury to Powellsville. IA miles and
back once week.
Leave saiisshnry Mopdsy ,t6am;
Leave Powellsyilie Monday at Il m:
$3.50 from saissrTy Sy q Pine Grove to Snow Hill
q miles and bae K, Elk times week.
Leave SALISBURY daily. except Sunday, on ar
rival OF the cars-say at 8 80 pm;
Arrive at Snow Hin by go p. m;
Leave Snow Hill daily, except Sunday. at
Arrive ct Sails bury BY I'm
back, three times week: -
Leave Salisbury Tuesday, Thursday. and Sat
Ar niasy at Il o 3 mi by spm:
Leave Qusntico Tuesday, Thursday, add Satur-
Arrive at Salisbury by5pm.
sos2 From Qu.n.iso. ty fysskin, to whitehaven,
Leave Quantico Friday az z am:
f Arrise II hltehavsn BY IAN;
Arrive at Quantico BY 81 m
1S From Barren Greek Springs. by Riverton and
Sh;a.psoxn to Laurel, 70 miles and back
Leave Barren Greek Springs Tuesday and Sat
Arrive at L.urs, by ll9am
Leave Laurel Tuesday and SATURDAY At m;
sos. H frdm p ssT:n Anne ossst 81 Spice BY
Leave Prnoess Anne Tassday s THURSDAY, and
Arrive at Newtown by sam;
Leave Newtswn Tuesday, THURSDAY, and Sat
Arrive at Princess Anne BY spm
Proposals invited for six times a week service.
SoS From Princess Anne, BY Deals Qnarter, to
Deals Island, II miles and back. once a
week
Leave Princess Anne Friday atsam;
Arrive at Deal s Island by II m:
Leave Deals Island Friday at pm;
Arrive at Princess Anne by SPIN.
Proposals also invited for service twice q
week.
30 Frol Snow Hill to Lindseyville, 3 miles and
back. once a week.
Leave Snow Hill Saturday at IN;
Arrive at Lindseyvilie by IL Am;
Leave Lindseyyille Saturday at m;
Arrive at Snow Hill by lam.
3S7 From Snow Hill BIZ Sandy Hill. to Horntown
16 miles and back, three times q week.
Leave Snow Hill MONDAY. Wednesday, and
Friday at a m;
Arrive at Horntown BY Z m;
Leave Horntown Tuesday. Thursday, and Sat
urday at p m;
Arrive at Snow Hill hy N m
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POSTOFFICE NOTICE.

PosroFFIcE, NEW ORLEANS, LA,
November 8, 1866 !
Until further orders the MAILS at the New Or
leans PostofHce will be closed as follows:
Mails for Mobile. Montgomery. Atlanta, Augusta,
and Columbus, Ga, close daily at M.
Mails NORTH East and West close daily at e30 =. NJ,
via New Orleans and jackson Railroad.
BrasheaP, via Opelousas Railroad daily, except
Sundays at 6 O'Clock A. NJ
Coast mails for all postoioes, as far up the river as
Bayou Sara, closes Wednesdays at o'clock p. NJ and
Sundays at O'Clock A. NJ.
Vcksburg mails close at O'Clock p. NJ every Tues
day. Thursday and Saturday. via the river
Mails for lower coast close at O'Clock A. NJ every
Wednesday aud Saturday.
Mails for Covington close at Il o'clock A. NJ every
Monday and Thursday.
Mails for Algiers close daily at 8 O'Clock An.
Mails for Galveston, Indianola, Texas, close at A.
NJ, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, via Opelou
sas Railroad.
Mails for Ouaehita river close at O'Clock p. NJ,
Wednesday and Saturday, via the river.
Mails for Northeas cru Texas and Red River close
at P. II Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays, via
Red River Landing.
Mails for Brownsville. Texas, and Havana, will be
forwarded by every vessel clearing for said ports.
OFFICE HoURs;-opens at 8 o'clock A. NJ. closes
at4 o'clock p. NJ.
Merchants and general delivery will be kept open
until O'Clock p. NJ.
Sundays. ofiee opens at O'Clock A. NJ; closes at
Il O'Clock N. R.w. TALIAFERRo.
Postmaster
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OFFICIAL.
~ "
ANNUAL COME LIST.
ASSESSORS OFFICE U S, 1srEnsAL REVENUE

ASSESSORS OFFICE U. S. INTERNAL REVENUE,
First District of Louisiana.
the Annual Income List for he year 1896, made in
compliance with An Act to provide Internal
Revenue TO support the Government to pay interest
on the public debt and other purposes, approved
June 30, 1864, amended by subsequent acts. hav-
ing been returned by the Assistant Assessors of the
First District of Louisiana to the undersigned, As
SCISSOR Of said District,
Notice is hereby given that ths said Annual In
come List will remain open to the examination OF
the public and for appeal for the period Of ten days
from this date from the hours of A. NJ. to p NJ,
at my Office in the United States Customhouse,
room No. 4.
And Immediately after the expiration of said ten
days, the 18th and leth of June, 1861 will re-
oeye and determine all appeals relative to erroneous
excessive valuations made and taken by the As
sistant Assessor
All appeals to this Assessors, as aforesaid must be
made in writing, and specify the particular cause,
matter, or thing respecting which a decision is re-
quested, and state the ground Of error com
planned OF,
The First District of Louisiana is omprised with.
in the parishes of Orleans, jefferson St. Berna I'd
Plaquemnes, St Charles, st. James, st. John the
Baptist, Ascension, Terrebonne, Lafourche, Liv-
ingston, St Helena, Washington, and St. Tammany.
jc4 lot JAMES READY, Assessor.