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Engineer and Superintendent.

CLOVER HILL COMPANY, April %, 1867.
Dear Sir,-I gratefully acknowledge the
note with which you were pleased to honor
me, enclosing check for five hundred
dollars $500, "to be distributed among
those who were so suddenly made widows
and orphans by the recent explosion"
| honor the Dover Company for the SYM
pathy of their president, F. II. Wolcott,
and the other gentlemen of the Board,
with the bereft victims of most lamenta-
ble disaster, and you, dear sir, for the kind
manner in which you have executed their
instructions. For them and yourself
pray you to accept the assurance OF the
high consideration Of my associates and
myself, and be assured that We shall en-
deayor to have the gracious benefaction SO
applied as to accomplish its charitable de-
sign. | am, very truly yours,
WILLIAM II. MCFARLAND, President.
General c. p. Stone, Dover.
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HENRrCO CIRCUIT CoURT.-The Henrico
Circuit Court, Judge Christian presiding,
holds its regular spring term today. 1t
will meet in the room of the Circuit Court
OF Richmond, in the capitol.
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LOTTERY DEALER ARREsTED.-Charles
vanwjnckle was arrested and committed
TO the second station-house on YESTERDAY
ON warrant charging him with selling io1'
terry and policy tickets.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Pcgr OF RICHMOND. APRIL 81, 1851.

MINIATURE ALMASAC-APRIL rs, 1857.
.un rises.......... $40 Moon rises.........ll 90
sun set............. 6.iI High tide, A. NJ. s.A
Pcgr OF RICHMOND, APRIL q, 1897.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Empire, Price, New York, merchandise
and passengers, w. +. Porter.
Steamer Alexandria, Pray, phdadsIph's' mer-
chandise and passengers, w. L. Porter.
SAILED.
Steamer John Sylvester, clifford Norfolk, msr-
chandise and passengers, l.. b. Tatum.
MEMoRASDrx
The barque Emprador, kerlin, from Richmond,
bound to Rio Janeiro lsaded with hour, Is In
Hampton Roads.
BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK, April - ARRIVED, steamers Pierre,
Hayre boru-sla, Humhurg city Of Baltimore,
Liverpool, and Western Metropolis, Bremen.
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LII wish to obtain inior-
l nation In regard to my wife, SUSAN, and TWO
IHIIDRLN-ons "A girl, named NELLY, and the
other boy. named CARTER. They formerly be.
long ed 10 Mrs. .nn Cook, Of Clarke county, and
belonged TO Hugh Nelson, Of the same county.
About the time General Lees army went INTO
Pennsylvania We were all brought TO kichmJnd
and sold and separated Any information as to
them left at the DiSpatch Office will be thankfully
rsceiv.d GEORGE PEARMAN,
An 70 81 Iolored.
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GERMAN BUILDING FUND ASSOCIATION.
At meeting of the German Building Fund
Association, held on Tuesday night, the
following officers were elected: Frederick
Weinholz, president; B. Hassel, secretary
III. Metzger, treasurer NJ. Kaufman, NJ.
D. Baer, ii. Morris, and George Nichols,
directors; C. A. Brockmeyer, - Jacobs,
and Henry Schuman, trustees.
The bill for the incorporation of this
company is now pending before the House
of Delegates, having already passed the
Senate. 1t is exclusively German or.
ganization.
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JfeSSrS. Co,rartlin d: EUySon:

NeSSrS. Co,rar,lin d EliySon:
Gentlemen,-Please allow me room in
your paper to acknowledge the receipt Of
the following contributions to the families
of the sufferers by the late explosion at
the Glover Hill pits-viz., From the Dover
Coal Mining Company, through General
Stone, by order Of the board of directors
in New York, $500; the Belvidere Baptist
church, $20.53; cash, $3.50; Hugh Blair,
Esq, of Richmond, $lO-s533.03. Amount
previously reported, s423.34; contributed
by board of directors OF Glover Hill Rail-
road Company, 81 900. Total amount con-
tributed to this time, 81 ,95G.31.
Very respectfully,
ID. $. WOODBRIDGE,
Treasurer Clover Hill Railroad Company.
April %, 1867.
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ARREsTED.-Thomas Lynch and Mike
O'Kele, charged with unlawiully, vio-
lentlv, and feloniously assaulting and beat
ing Christopher Walsh, were yesterday
arrested by Sergeant Rankin, and bailed
to appear before the Mayor this morning.
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SALE or REAL EsTATE.-Messrs. Grubhs
& Williams sold on yesterday store and
dwelling (nughes's store), with three
acres OF land attached, in Hanover county,
eleven miles from Richmond, on the Old
Stage road to Hanover Courthouse, for
LOO,
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THE DISPATC .
DY COWARDIN & ELLYSON.

TEE DAILY uIsrATCH j. delivered to sub
srfhors al rIrTtrS CENTS per week, payable to the
carrier weekly. Mailed atse per annum sa.S0 for
s{x months: r5e rarm nth for shorter period.
The sFvI N.1h y nsrATCH at 81 ror an
rrrt. or - .' fnr stN months.
The wptk-Y r#>r>rCu - - per anrum.
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SUPREME Court OF APPEALs-ALL THE
JUDGES PREsENT.-The case of the Balti-
timore and Ohio Railroad Company Us.
city of Wheeling upon an appeal from a
decree of the Circuit Court OF Ohio coun-
ty was transferred to the Supreme Court
Of West Virginia.
The cause of Robert Kenney Us. llance
II. Kcnney upon an appeal from decree
pronounced by the Circuit Court of Car
roi county was heard, and time taken for
consideration.
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NS pISInIG AND SPORTING

EUNS, PISTOLS, AND SPORTING
~ t9rIrMEETs. Be}ag desirng. OF sisni redae,ns
our present excellent staCS Of ouNsr fIoi'i.s
&c. W. ofcr for lie a. reduced prices wn@t We
have on hand of those beautiful and highly ap.
pr we'd Lam SATLh STEEL BkEECH LoADiNh
1tAh-equ pments complete, tog-thtr WIN D'ne'
fuw4ug pieces of e shIated London makers,
which have been - mucn admired, and sivonsueh
universal sat-tactlOu
h4to smith a EessOu'a Hnd Colts Army ana
Navy REkoLEEfS: hemmtu Yton's, Marston's,
hh.Tu's, aud other approved PlsToLs, which,
with Powder Shot, taTtri1Ros. bird-bags, Powder
aid Shot Flake 5c., pIasout All opportunity 10
IoreIr 81 n,ld epuTI 10 provide themselves win
everything nee6fuI ut much below former prices
taI and examine a. the Old .establl-hod watch ana
isw.lry ,iar. of JOHN ~ TiLsh a co,
succss,ors 10 Mitchell Tyler,
apLts lsl2 Main street, Richmond,
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STRAY CHILD.-On day before yester-
day white male child about eleven or
twelve years of age made his way to the
aims house, and was taken in. The child
was only able to say "papa," and seemed
idiotic. 1t is evidently from the country.
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class of - 800 If in the third class of Il 900 ::
and If in the fourth class OF i7j0 if In the
fifth class OF 500.
SECTION Is Telegraph companies having an
office in the city shall be divided into two
classes and shall pay n license tax: II in the
first class, 1000, and If in the second class,
800.
SECTION 10. Theatres and public shows and
exhibitions shall be divided into six classes,
and shall pay lin addition 10 The tax imposed
BY m ordinance concerning taxes on theatri-
cal and other exhibitions and shows license
tax: If IN the first class, OF $1,000; If in the
second class. OF 500 if in the third class, of
1900 if in the fourth class, of 800; If in the
fifth class, Of slvO and if III the sixth class, OF
80.
SECTION ~. Keepers of livery stables shall
pay a tax of one dollar on each stall.
SECTION 81. The aforesaid taxes on licenses
shall 90 into the hands OF the collector of the
city taxes, and shall be collected by him as
taxes on property are collected; and the same
shall be subject To a deduction for prompt
payment, rs are taxes on property.
Sections 4, 5, 6, I, %, and %, are still
under consideration, and will be voted on
this afternoon at o'clock, to which time
the Council adjourned.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Sept. "a.
Upon the recommendation of the Indian
Bureau the Secretary Of the Interior has di>
rected the agency for the Usage, Psw>Paws,
Seneca and Shawnee Indians has been trans.
ferred from the Southern to the Upper Su.
periotendency.
1he following telegram, from Hon. 81. G..
Taylor. Commissioner Of Indian Affairs. was
received at the India An office this morning:
OMAHA. eSert 23.-Our Council with the
Indians at North Plstte was perfectly salts
factory, and the prospects of peace with the
Indians are more hsttering than at any time
heretofore. The Apaches. Arapahoes, Kio-
why's. Camanches and the friendly Cheyennes
are willing, if the other Cheyennes will not
make peace, to subjugate them, if Govern.
ment will furnish ammunition, SO Superin-
tendent Murphy informs me.
Our Consul 1t Malaga writes that the
Spanish government has declared the whole
OF the United States as foul with cholera and
yellow fever, and in Consequence all vessels
must conform to ten days quarantine.
Our Minister writes to the Secretary OF
State that there is no foundation for the ru-
NOR that $76 .OO0. 600 have been left in Hol.
land to the descendants of one Hans Croft.
For the week ending October lst, 244 pats
ents will be issued from the Patent Office.
The following order has been issued:
The Commissary General of Subsistan ce
viii supply posts west Of the 96th degree OF
longitude literally with canned fruits. vege.
tables, &C., for safe to officers. Command.
ing officers Of companies are authorized to
buy such supplies fr their companies at the
prices charged to officers. The Comraissary
General will be authorized to limit the
amount Of these sales where abuse Of this
privilege is apprehended.
(Signed] E. D. TOWNSEND A. A. G.
bers of the Retiring Board, to convene in
New York. Maj Gen. Cook, Brig. Gen.
Gardiner, Brig. Gen. Sully, Brig. Gen.
Wood, Brig. W. ]. Sloan, Lieut.. Col. Ham.
mond, and Capt. Sanger.
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

NEw York, Sept. "a.
This forenoon q ward Of Hon. Thad. Ste.
vens residing here, received dispatch, dated
%. m. to day, saying Mr.. Stevens is now
dying. Nothing further has been heard. He
has dropsy on the chest.
CHICAGO, Sept "a.
The Minnesota State Temperance Conven.
ton meets at Rochester, to day. 1t will
probably not nominate third ticket
Judge Reese. OF Ga, refuses to carry out
Gen. Pope's receHt jury order. Gen. Pope
has requested him to resign.
ALBANY, Sept "a.
The Erening Journal ihis afternoon takes
strong grounds in favor Of incorporating the
principle of impartial manhood suffrage in
the platform OF the Republican Convention
At Syracuse.
ST.. LoUrs, Sept "a.
The 18th Kansas regiment left For, Hays
Sunday for Fort Larned to protect The Indian
Commissioners.
Omaha dispatches say Commissioner Tay-
lor is denying the reports OF correspondents
from the council at North Pistte. The re-
porters reafirm their Atatements, and cay
that Psvuee- Killer did leave the council
with his face painted red, Is token oi war,
and rode away 10 disgust They also say i.
is believed, BY those who best know the In.
dian character, that the chiefs who did pro.
fess peace made promises only to gain time
and ammunition.
live fatal cases of cholera we're reported
in Omaha yesterday.
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
MIDNIGHT REPORT.
LATE cABiB BIsrAICHEs.

I LoxDox, Sept 24-9 .. m.-The following
despatch he been received: Florence.
Sept. 24.-Garibaldi has been arrested BY the
Italian Government. He vas taken prisoner
while crossing the Roman ftoatier. -
Madrid. Sept. 24.-9alnsass reforms are
about to be introduced in the administration
Of Porto Rico, and new administration Of
cabinet, and . law carrying them into effect
win soon be promulgated.
j. LONDON, Sept, 24.-It il rumored that
Kelly and Deasy sailed from Liverpool on
one Of the Atlantic stesmsrs for ths United
States on Saturday.
81 A special commission win soon assemble in
Manchester to Try the parties taking part in
the riot.
An unfortunate conflict occurred in the
streets Of Limerick yesterday between the
people and the troopa The latter fixed bay.
oness and charged upon the crowd. Eight
persons are reported wounded and one man
killed. The conduct Of the troops is con.
demned.a r
MAScHrsrER, Sept. 24.-Arrests Of 81.
legged rioters are still being made here.
FLoREscr, Sept. %, Evening. Ro-
man Government is taking precautionary
steps to guard against attacks from without
or . sudden rising within the city. All the
Ponti6cal troops are being withdrawn from
outlying points in the provinces OF Civiti
Brecia, viturbo, and Villetery, aud concen-
trated in snd around Rome.
The Government 10 sending troops 10 the
frontier of the Roman territory.
Dispatches from Rome state that many ar.
rests are being made there Of parties sus.
pected in correspondents with Gsribaldi and
his followers.
BEKLiN, Sept. 24.-The North German ca.
sette, the reputed organ Of Bismsrk, says the
South German States now propose to join
the Confederation of the North and make
Germany one nation.
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FROM CINCINNATI.
CNcfyyArr. Sent. 2.


CINCINNATI, Sept. "a.
The Base Ball tournament began to day at
the grounds of the Union club Of this city.
The Hackney club of McConnellsville, Ohio,
played the Buckeye club Of this city to>dsy
for asilver ball and beat them, tho Score
standing Hackney Al, Buckeye 25. There
we're from three to FIVE thousand people on
the grounds, and the greatest enthusiasm was
manifested.
The Bucksyeclub races were we'll attended
to-day. The 6rst race, Handicap Hurdles,
two mile heats, for purse of $500, $500 70
the FIRST horse and $l00 to the second, was
won BY Alexander, of Jonesboro. Time
4:47. Deserer and Whalebone fell At the
second hurdle but recovered Themselves and
Deserter came in second. The second race,
mile heats for all ages, for purse of $500,
was won BY Mack in the FIRST and second
heats. Time-l:46 and 1:454. The second
heat was won by Mcmahon. Time-1:44.
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nlsCELhANDUUsf ffEnS

a. NEw YeaE, Sspt ~.
a dispatch hfoM Ksy Wsst ssaess 49, -
yellow f6sse - ~ Dry Testsoee beeaasemed
! more maligpaat form. Il = ssiimalsd that
oao-testk uf ~ lusffo aanbef ef f0d3d1ouaad
prisooees on the Island have died since the
fever commenced its rasages.
HxyA1A, Sept. %.
Capeaia 0snsfal NAnsxo i NJ III.
Count BsincsaAda was toIisht plaeed in
charge Of the Cahan eoYeepmeht
NJ. Plum msr asd CApfa;n Wiekenhssh, ot
~ United Etatss Nsvy, kays lst Mexico.
RALEios, Sept "a. J.
A call siKned By 200 ofths Bcst in6seosial
citizens Of Wake county, sSfll dppear to>mor
row, urking upon the people 6f the State 70
hold meeting and devise . plan to defeat,
if posalbls, the radical 6rgAaisation through.
PHILADELPHlA. Sept. -.
The Polytechnic College Of PennsylYania
began its 18th annual session to-day.
Very extensive arrangements are being
made for the reception OF General Sheridan
prise the military, Gro department, sNd ~
nous bodies. Arrangements are perfected
by residents along the roats fof II ilumina
tion OF dwellings. In the evening banquet
will be given BY the city 70 sheridan 1t the
Contissntal, On ThassdAy. at l clock, the
Official reception viii take place at lndepen>
dencS Hall. Mayor McAiehsel will sxtesd
the hospitalities ofthe city to the dsting guished
hero. III
ToKoKro, Sept "a.
Arrangements are being made 70 provide .
residence for JEFF. Davis. - he 10 expected
next week.
s RIcRMoHD, Sept "a.
General Scho6eId has decided that the
only restriction imposed upon eligibility. 10
membsfship Of the State ConsentioAs il having
taken the oath of allegiance to the United
States, and, after, aided rebellion.
Delegates aFs arriving 70 tho Soldiers end
Sailors Convention. which meets here to-
morrow.
CONCORD, N. a., Sept. "a.
VIM. q. Bartlett. associate Justice of the
Supreme Court of the U. s., died to-day ol
consumption = aged 40 years.
81. LOUIS, Sept. "a.
General Sherman arrived here to-day.
The Indian peace commissioners will next
meet at Fort Harker, Kansas, October 9Th,
when arrangements will be made for . coun-
Gil with the Cheyennes.
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FROA WASHINGTON.

.NEw YoRK. Sept. "a.
The Tines Washington special says:
Much curiosity il expressed TO learn what the
Presidents action in Gen. SickIes case will
be. Ii granted il viii certainly afford an ex-
eellent opportunity TO vindicats the success
OF military reconstruction, and IL not granted
il will be equivalent to the vindic.tion Of
Gen. Sickles' ridiculous despatch; and that
If not granted the latter intends TO resign and
take h. stump is too absurd for serious com
tradic4,on.
The Tribsne's Washington special says
The correspondence Of yesterday concerning
the South WAS Official, coming from President
johnson himself. Grant has not yet had any
correspondence with the Military Command
ers on the subject. According to the Presi.
dent he and General Grant had agreed that
such course should be taken. But although
this alleged understanding has been existing
for several days. Gen. Grant has. - yet, to-
ken no steps in the matter, and it 10 given out
semi officislly that he will do nothing neither
in the way OF ordering or suggesting, bat will
leave everything with the Military Command
ers. According TO this statement of the sit
nation if Mr.. johnson wants . postponement
he will be compelled to order 1t on his own
responsibility.
" CHICAGO, Sept. "a.
Stephen R. Mallory, rebel Secretary of the
Navy. was pardoned yesterday BY the Pres,
ident.
The Tribune's Washington specisl says:
Gen. Kyle Of Tenn., yesterday Knocked down
the PresideEt's son>in-law, Senator Patter-
son, in political alteration. Patterson was
drunk and had slapped Kyle's face.
Generals Hancock, Sheridan and Sickies,
were serenaded in Washiog,on last evening.
Il is estimated thst there we're between eight
and ten thousand persons present. Generals
Hancock and Sheridan merely returned
thanks. Gen. Sickies spoke for an hour in
defence of the Military Government in the
South.
Gen. Sheridan called on the President yes.
terday. The interview was brief and con-
fined mostly to the compliments Of the day.
Gen. Sheridan leaves Washington for the
West, via Philadelphia, Wednesday. At the
latter city an ovation is preparing for him,
Notwithstanding he declined the honor of q
reception when waited on Saturday by Com.
mittee FROM that city.
Gen. Grants recommendation for court
Of inquiry in Gen. Sickles' case reached the
President yesterday.
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FROA CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Sept. "a.
A young man named Frank Riley was ar.
rested in this city to>day for the robbery Of
bonds and promissory notes to the value Of
$4,000, in Louisville, Ky, little over a
year ago. The stolen property belonged to
Mrs. Reed of that city, who at the time was
absent from home. Riley came to this city
on the occasion Of President Johnson's visit,
soon after committing the robbery. Since
that time be has resided in New York, being
engaged in the Custom House in the latter
city. The whole amount of notes and bonds
have been found secretad in pawn shop on
Clark street.
By letter received in this city it is learned
that. on Sunday, the 18th inst Hiram Rese-
brook, formerly government enterprise man
here, murdered bis two children in Central
City. colorado, and attempted to take the
life Of himself and wife. Chloroform was the
asant. Cause -pecuniay embarrassment.
i is aaid that be left this city With about
$l00. 600 profit Of his government enterprise
sWindlinR.
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FROM NASHVILLE.

CHIcAeo, Sept. IS.
The Tribune's Nashville special gives Gov.
Brcwnlow's order TO General Cooper, com.
mandiug the State guard, calling upon him
TO bring TO Nashville Immediately, oil the
troops he can command, to protect election
oficesin holding IN election under the frau
chise Law. and authorizing him to call on
General Thomas foe additional force, II me-
cessary. :, 4. gg .vs
General Cooper, in response, issues IN or
der warning oil persons against attempting TO
hold any election in vioiation Of the franchise
Law. and pledged protection to all persons en-
titled to vote.
The officers held meeting last night, and
resolved to hold the election ct all hazards.
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Iddress all communicAtions,
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FROM NEW YORK.
Nrr Ynpr Go,

New YoRK, Sept. "a.
Rev. Robert Collier, Of Chicago, iectured
before the Liberal Christian Union last night.
The new Workingwomans' Union was open
to public inspection to~dAy, and was much
praised.
The excitement over the new treasury reg
ulations about bonded warehouse, is subsid-
ing, and it is believed that it will soon be 10
full operation for all able to comply With its
orders.
A vessel laden with whisky is reported
seized to-day.
The New York Constitutional Convention
adjourned to>dsy till the second Tuesday in
November.
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! .sa t,1sssg ssivssa q


u - ~CulcAoo. Sepk ~.
The laksAonturo shopq 81 J. A1hoLla
Niluaukss, tqgelbsr With several snail bsild-
ings sdioininS wers Destroyed - hfs last
niehk. Los tSAOo0; 10 inssnacs.s
A destructive &rs ocearsed this p. =. On
Clark stssst, hstueen Jaeksca md Van Bu-
500, resulting il ~ dssir1csioa Of thirteen
buildings, stores, residences and barns of the
tfuder charactsr. The los d pat . 322,.
30.
= Fhe. dry house connected With Joseph Har-
Yis' sasA, door and blind fsctory, coatainine
260o feet Of lumber, burned this .. M, on the
West Side. Los $4,000. There has been
I've FIRE alarus to-dsY, bat only The sboss are
worthy Of nolss
RIcHxoxp, Sept. ~.
The tobacco factory Of Reuben RoglAnd. st
Pstersbprg, burnt this q. N. Losa $780,.
coo i Insured -, 600
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fRO1 SAN FRANCISCO.

SAx FRAxcIsco. Sept. a.
The Unisu County ConveBsion OF San
Francisco have nominated Cowles and Blake,
present incumbenfs, for County and Probate
Judkrs; Londerbsck Tor Police Judre. The
parlg s,united on these nominations asd IA
support OF Currey for Justice oi the Supreme
Court, and Sweet Tor State Superintendent Of
Inskssetion. Ta
] Ibeindepsndent press which opposed Cor
ham, urge the election Of al the shove Rad
icala evE ~ gss4g s.-ses43gs.a sa-sa
Statistics of the County Assessors through
out the 6tate show maseFisi iaessass in prom
erty value, improved land and amount Of req.
ular prodhcsa and masufactupes. !.