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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-10-09
YnuNG MEN

Who have INJURED themselves by certain prao
tice INDUCED in when alone, habit frequently
learned from evil companions, or at school, the
effects Of which are nightly felt even when
asleep, and II not cured renders marriage i'm
possible, and destroys both mind and body
should apply Immediately.
What a pity that q young man, the hope OF
his country, the darling Of his parents, should
be snatched from all prospects and enjoyments
Of life by the consequences Of deviating from
the path of nature and indulging in a certain
secret habit Such persons must, before con-
tamnlat,np
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-10-09

All communications should be addressed TO
ROBERT p. NOAH, No. 222 + street, Wash.
ington, d. c., General Agent for the District Of
Columbia and States of Virginia and West Yir.
GINA, for the Manhattan Cooperative Relief
A Association
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Alpine Bitters!

Ti.isr ~tetannts unr ltbr t.listts Bitter Mir
ron 0urasln unit 8ramsr, psltt IN rem @tttr.
gen Fer S&trsi; ssiammslt psrrsn, bsrsitst, riss
isls.n ius an unp iIr f6 iGattOs. tsfssn %ine.tn
wunrsrspts Sc unrtsit l~arfsnrs Gissnlhaitsn,
wslds Sauptidtli& in alien Sdusn ucn . ispsp
fla, appstitOFstsit Sorbrenntn,
Wasen d ~ {, g d winpsl, NerUc-
ftdt, 8Olit tYfsrii& unp bspU6en
rri de Btfdwtrpsn irris In alien TdQsn
prn Il tiblt&er Detiaitat, miriam finn.
Gttnsr 1T Fer Nlpine- Siiters Elm auase3ri6nstts
Ritt. | sssen &altse Siebsr, GtDIera,
9boltriRs e., &c.
Tit Tofs In nisisn esnanntsn GG1sn 1T Elm
GslDFsl pca rreiutal pCr rem Gfsn, aut mebrerss
male r.n Sag iitsr ssnpmmen. ie roGeem ss rts
Ssittsteit Deer Gausr res ustsls ar urrsrt.
Gisits Bitter if iIr Iamen crsr icl6s 9srp
nsn, wflGt teineu 0ein ufsr 9tqusre lis6sn, mob
~ tmpt tlsn.
| Eie irrtasistts meGisnec Ra6iraes far tisfss
auesmein ~populers smIopdii6s @ittsl tat bic lu
tsratiGnsttn ~tsTossH. Nscutsu In altn 5tsiisr
tsr unirn gu srnsnnsn, weI&e S,Fsaunssn prpmr
ausfubrsn rerren.
&ernemanu& So.
Gaeiniss assntsn uns Smvsrt,ur'
fur Die Ser. Staattn unit Canada,
Sgsear St. 81. o.
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Prospectus
Aatna gaAis Selfet Sehool.

The School opens on the first Monday
Of September and closes in July.
Pupils are received into it from the age
of FIVE years upwards.
The school is divided into two Depart
ments, each conducted by competent teach
ers, the Select and the General De-
partment, to enable such parents as are
less gifted with financial means, to give
10 their daughters a solid education, the
course of instruction being the sams as
in the Select Department, simply not in
Guiding the more ornamental branches and
sciences.
The course of instruction comprises the
english and german language, Orthogra-
ply, Reading, plain and ornamental Writ
ing, Grammar, Composition, ancient and
modern Geography, sacred and profane
History, natural Philosophy, Chemistry,
| Botany, Arithmetic. Bookkeeping and ge
morally all those sciences taught in AGA
| denies.
Vocal music and and plain needle werk
are comprised in the course of Tuition.
The Lady Teachers Of the Institute con-
slider it a sacred duty to watch with ma
ternal solicitude owe their youthful charge
guiding them by reason and sweetly and
gently lnstllllng into their hearts a love
and relish for whatever is ~virtuous aAd
upright, cultivating their intellect and
judgement, imparting to them sound prin-
ciples, forming them to polite manners
and to every thing that can adorn q young
lady and make her an accomplished and
useful member of society.
No direct religious influence is exer-
oised over the puyils, but for orders sake
an must conform to The exterior regula-
tons of the school.
For the beginning of October the Insd-
ate viii be prepared to receive boarders
into the new And spacious building erected
for that purpose, for the accommodation Of
such parents that desire to give to their
daughters a more thorough and finished
education. The Boarders enjoy the benefit
Of special care and instruction to further
their improvement. Night and day they
are watched over with maternal vigilance
Terms: payable in advance.
Board and Tuition; FER session OF the fourtl
part Of the school year $780, 0
Select Day-Schoiars y So
Scholars in General Department,
per monta 1,Ot
Instrumental Music at the Teachers
J charges.
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HERMANN. MO.
Anaag gadiss
SELECT SCHOOL.

Tie e&ult trire ana stftn WtrntaS TN Stps
tsaiter tr6Tnet.
3salinss pssrf.a rarin int alter ron S Sabrsn
une fariber aufssacniutn.
81. Gdule 1T In ipsi Aftb.ilunssn sefbeit,
bic 6eisnsere UNI tie srat sttr a%lasmsint, jsrf
ron tsmpetentrn 9strsrn 9flsitst, um aud Zen
w,nipsr 8tmiitsltsn Gelesfnttit 3u ttsttn. iRrtn
lsGteru cine irltrs Gr3i.tuns 81 ssbtn, inssrn
esr liuttrriht in Ter lfetsrsn Attbeiluns, nit
| Nuanatmf fer tlus tlnfliGeu une lurariOlsn
3msis. gang snitlte if wis in Ger ts|aHfsrtn.
Der 9eb,turs tast RE ensli&s Nab fsutlEs
Spra6s In f& unp srRrsdt f& aassretm nter
~iclaenrt neutrality-suspicious.. ale: Srttoara>
pbir, Connection, 9den, rinfdG unr Stsnltrsl'
ben, @ram aaiit, alie unn neue Sesgrashis, tst-
liae unf sepS6nIiGe @eI6i6te, HatHrutilcicpets.
lGtsmis. gptanif. N%riibmstie, SuGaaltuns are
atsrkaupi' ale risitniseu Bifsnlhafttn, rrslGs IN
elder &nlaIteu sslstrt wsasn.
Gsianssunttrri&t UNI einIahs NasarsM fnr
I'M 9sbriurs ;nbtGrihen.
Tie Qstrsrinnen res Sulttuts tstraGtsn 20
ale stnt tsili3s 9Il&t. nit mlttrliGer Scrii&i
lter ttr. tussnrliriu pF.Stinss 80 ma&en. IL
eurh gtrnunitsrinse su lsiten unp IN ibrsm
5san furf listrsi6e uno laafle grmaenunssn
9icte ,ur 9uDsnr unr Rshtl6afentsit 3u errss
{ den, ibre Gdbigtsitsn gu entridsln, linen e,iunsr
0runeidse unp Elm riGtises llrtbeil Ell sufp6sn
unp le tGHihe Maniersn nno QQss 40 lehrtn,
mas sinsm iunern 6rausnlimmsr aur 3isrre ses
f rttft unp fe ~ eintm ~rratrmmfnsn UNI nasli-
den Mtiteljss ctr gsielitaft maft.
"a 8ein t%irettsr ~relisiDIer GinluB rirc aui bic
: 3pSlinse sin9slSet, ater Ter Srrnuns meyer
tabsn l& Gas rsR SsssIn res Sulituts su III
gen. .ttFE
l Mit Gnians Sdrtsr mirS tis anitals tsrsi
isin. Spartins S6Iltr in ras tiBsns su 3red
. erriftett nsut unn Sedurtse Gttduee ~aui5unet
men, CUR ACCOMMODATION rerjsnissn gltsrn, rslG
ibreu 16titrn s,nt grinrlihe unp r~olenrsts Bill
euns ;u 9sten wInlttu. Tie 8pftGutsr g
niessn pen @cr;us teisnpsrsr gsauiIiGtisun9 I'm
lntsrritts. um itre Gsrtitrttte 81 bsiSrrsrn. =
:" 1as unp Natt wirt utsr %risieltsn nit muttsrlihl
4 Spritt sswaGt.
Sehin9mnsen;
unEssiuste SSraustssahluns.
8cf unr llntsrritt per Guartal $500
9ae-S6ulr ilr RE tGtere 8laFe So
S6iiltr /. B.. 1fs prer ausemeiur QF<
tbtiiupa, yer Wonat 1,e
Snfrumaaal @uRf (BOrrsruns fesrst estre
- Grtras@e6utren:
Sir irapsEFfGe Sprate, PER auartal $40
3ei6nen unp Ialsn In 0aTsrfarteH.
=. per Auartal $40
y Aaalen in Seliarten $40
@Mderei aut 9,inpant, Sud. Stirs,
III Sob prn Sil6sr, per Suartul $40
8Gn(tlidt Blunt gu MAIDEN SAC
Gltern unp gcrmunrsr wsrren bSEi6R eriud
lire 8nateu unr 3D&tsr isItt Ger gsrfster
rtr antalt scr,uIeien.
S.iud'unren rIr GItern In rsr NaGtari6ai
SOn s bis 9 uar GUrmittass UNI SOu A ts
utr NatmittaSs.
Bon aIrn 36slinssn wirr untsrinatsr Gstr
Ils lam, 1leis unp aufmsrtiamtsit, RsinIiGteit III
tSFi6ss, anfanrists Sstras:n s%eiprrtrt.
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Sas beiperif6e 8alfant
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given, that letters
of administration have been grantedto the
undersigned from the clerk of the Gasce
made county court on the estate ofMiltnn
C.Stafferddeceased, bearing date Jan
nary 4th 1868.
All persons
indebted to saidestate are hereby notified
to make immediate payment to theunder-
signed administrator; and all persons hav.
ing claims against said estate to present
them for allowance within u year from
the date of laid letters, or they may be
procluded from any benefit of said estate;
and if suchclaims are notpresented within
TWO years from the date of said letters
they will be forever barred.
JANIS NJ, SHOBE
Adm. of Milton G Stafford decd.
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DR.. A. Nasse
alsiaissr assns &c, fsratmtsn
Aespsnisthem Araaeiem

Iar 6srmonn u,S rmssssnp
Sic beIpcriit6eu charlottesville
len.
Fnr Ii. lGrraen 6tilmilttl sese1 falts Gisbsr
UNI taten sauisnren Ssilun5 sssttsu. preis
MIR 81. per S6a6t.I.
OaS beiperifbe Eminent
bsitt 9tteumatismus, ale iaubsrsn Starsn una
gttlssunsen unr iOGte In tsinsr camille fsblsn.
prsie 25ets per Glai&e.
9as beiperifbe 8alfam
it sin mctlritsnrsr 2Uieltt,n Artitsl, psrttFat
BEN SENT tsr Damsn, ~psrtrsitt SOmmtriproiIsn
uni ATE 5aut Gsrunrttnisunsen. prsts 5Osts
per SIaids.
Posted: Dec. Z 1867 by H WsMcCune Of
Brush creek township before Henry Sou
ders Justice Of the Peace . White Stes
with black Spots Marks Upper half crop in
left and swallow fork in right ear appraised
at $50.
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,u alien rar srsS sraua, 10 rat iam al"

Rlsn rar srsE sfaua, 10 rlS u i3m &ast
aEsin l~ttrlahsn eatt.
CT Gannts Ets Mdersansrs 0nuiht ME G&ra,
den; - sr bate stns wirt!ias 3un:isuns lu tim
s.faet uni 10 BOT r aasa auf. I'M i'm inmitt.n
l.in.s e&musss rsA sius Grsurs Gu tsniisn.
Or to.tt bic gsrtraunssn ;u I'm Stsratnifs
10 srcbarts ais its.ar uSsliG s%sRaitst. Pr
fam Is ia uitt fntaui an, sirist trnftrt 1Raisr
AZ ;dsneu, uns ueun &c Eau ifn,s stsOfet bate
10 uuese sr, rae sr f.in @s't sst setnurls 'cl'
atw aI.u faiaar sltaltsa pd.rs. Gttlr lab ia
rae Besrdtnis als rir Issts etrt an. wslas Il
jtinem grtns rilrfatrm laFsn tsnait, UNI ..
mar itm n:tts gu tcftar. Ss:nri& vasts, tai
jsSar zine iHnsrs gsirtsrisuns ur 8'rutiSun;
fur ibn fartn lisssR wirse, rtnn sr aud bel r'Hs
9slsssnRstt fiusn san,tn 9tsi&tsum ,eiSt. III
NOD RaAter li. 4suts Baron ipra d sn, r'p ME eli
lslG srrsts unit rsi&,s Sssva!nib in Ism G'rl
fatasiuuEen haze.
as RE 0astn fd ssm Isr's %naGs't'"' lame
linen iaR ale T.ri'tprtrr mtSF9sn, d" tef'
gvtse rr Yiarur uns RE G fuIlustn:. 6:,sI
lid, inter f,m GtlIate sr O rd:m Iuhrf IL
tas Spri ein. It's Aaes mar aui Stinrid
9sfaullFia5 ssitsb:n, nix E: aasia a"@
srr5artissn GSttsrt taassn ,um Sryas1IB Il !
lFm 2 dnlris atsrtTm betH.
(8NttsunS c!Et.l
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1868-02-29
STATE OF MISSOURI,
County of Gasconads.

la the County Court fer the County
of Gasconaae, February term 1868.
Now at this day comes F. H.lWolkiug
adnr. of the Estate of Henry Smith DEED
presents to the court This petition,
praying for the sale of!the real estate
Of said deceased, or so much thereof, rs shall
be suficlentto pay and satisfy the debts due
by said estate and yet unpaid for want OF
sufficient assets, accompanied by the &C.
counts. lists, inventories and aiidayits, a.
by law required. On examination whereof
it is ordered, that all persons interested IN
the estate of said deceased, be notified that
application IS aforesaid has beer made and
that unless the contrary be shown on or be-
fore the next term of this court. 10 be be-
gun and held on the I'd Monday in May
next, an order will be made to sell
the real estate aforesaid, or SO much there.
Of, as shall be sufficient to pay and satisfy
the debts due by said estate as aforesaid,
And it is further ordered, that q copy OF
this order be published according 10 law
STATE OF MISSOURI,
County of Gasconade,
/, Edward Kshr, Clerk OF
the County Court of the County and State
aforesaid, certify that the foregoing isa
true copy from the records Of said SQUIRT in
nay office.
Given under my hand and the
seatof said court, at Office IN
(II.s.) the county aforesaid, this lsth
day of FebruaryA. D. 1858.
EDWARD KHHR, Clerk.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1868-02-29

sdatt,ui.ttttsr Q &utt,.

R.e, Orr prsisfsr, ssis Sassb tf ssnl
atjdtisn ,sn err Srosartisftit sr Ratar wirtl'A
.en b errlitss e one: Gtrassn. Mrmsn- uns Sran-
,,asdnIer, 8 &al.n-!urs ATE bH.ntliAs anRaltsn
aus pour.iEia uas bic OriAait.n ssrratasn tn
rsr T.s.l Gin. msir ais ssrO4nlias @Oslsassn'
stit.'
,9ss, uns ME jotiu"n ~ndbtsss stR fnr mean
| ri,ks Salt tinsu !66nig ) ate u
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EXTRA CHARGES.

EXTRA CHANGES.
French Language, per; session ex,ee
Drawing and painting in water 90.
!ours see
Painting in Oil colours ais AGO
Em~brosdering on linen, cloA, silk,
IN gold or Silver see
Making of artificial flowers 400
Parents and Guardians are respectfully
requested themselves to present their
daughters to The Lady Teacher.
Hours for admission from Q to 8 A. N.
and from 4 to S p. NJ.
Of ALL the pupils unconditional deai.
lity, diligence, duplication 10 sslf-inprsrs
ment, cleanliness and polite behaviour are
required.
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&MmDrinii6eS.
Gsiaat-@

Ri&ttr: .5ans. SHr itit anaetIaet. Sol,
aus ssm Gt&tsnralre esncmmsn ~ sateu. pts
3Snnt Sbr Gua sutb,ieis,nf"
9anE: nG1 il mir Saa3t rotssu, sus ID rae
9clj uetGnen Isu."
%st&tsrt.D Ger bat IA . s.astr
$ans: pSSiltri TT iaSt: nstn. SuI.g rom
BiSttnRamms".
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Bottle Of Final Settlement.

Public Notice is hereby given to all Gre
ditors ane others Interested in the estate
OF Franz job. Ramp decd, that's I will
make Final Settlement thereof at the next
term of the Gasconade County Court, to be
held and begun on the second Monday in
Nay at the courthouse in the town
Of Herman.
AUGUST n. MOELLER
Admr. of Franz job. Kamp decd
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TriebsmS Spm.;e.

SsasisriS Zen 3ationtn,
Grtsr' une Grsunrt rltr 0slt!
Iauisns Snianhit -8lnrnsn
ems pen 8ar m ss %bsltlt.
DOnuiS, 81 Der Rmi&atit pfsiis
Son Ger SSlttr 5armpats
BAH iI3rt pas 9:w.,r ssn Z tplr
SUD Tie gSnswts.~ 9niautrie.
glidts POM Grits rr Stla6nnslis:n,
Hitts Yrm SAP res Natsars!
M,tiS fur es &uScliprissn
GmtG iar Nlrol:sn, 9ur.
2AIt Fer G.e;tsit Tatne rEauIn
uns in oyer Mml4m Mn'!
I'd ! res glorrtunss &riss;TIan3: IN
5sissn iSoa Gin Osfeit!
Sn ess Gtissms it'rsm S&attm
SVI fiji IaSsru 9rsis me Sina!
Ss rt II paY.rp.attm
SsItr ale Tic aitsn fHt
GristliA iAnriEs in tis Srre
Sur res YEuJts G,itu idar;.
Brantrtip luGt itSnt auitnr 4i.rrs
Nod iGr LINEN ElieSss.sMi:
line tes 6da:tWrs SeaR Muitm
0Ian,e in Ter Scnne SGsia
elstsntuueerl mi istlui em
Nann tnuit Nap, icon siu,
Segtn at.r Jrle unt 2snns.
etwrn GruGt uae lanS.s Snrk!
An& tit 0attsr Son G,ysaut
ll.Bm lt& i'm G9ah,p0I.
8Utftr Sss'n aQtn Stllt u,
Str a,ts;t rsidsn 9ebn
Sistcr ruit, . i6dTt NOnetsu
Gu rer;btiE'Js msinen 1trcn
Aa Ger S6bw Sid srirsue
Stia fG jsrtr Glttrntaus
GytieiSIau itns Munu AUS 8sus
6stt Err &;ar in Grlsm aus.
6,u ten eans, fa rim strt6ter,
MabrEalI nrmmsr Mann rssiert
chm line M.ntana's g pla.tE
Mn Yirraluea s.trrut.
9.lr'm 0Grt. tu irisslla ltlaIrn
Sn hn S&Urb pu Sautn tamn!
Gtsn tameu suGnia 3ua-ta
0un in 8.@ aus asasn al.
i6til tenn GGrl, ttr Der petar,en
unr pvr Dvld'n F&sr it!
Nst vii Nmttn. uur nit @ars.n
INn 6,lamlit Der Autarth- (Rlas)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1868-02-29
Caspar Schuber t.

soratis t.nm rs. Sd ussht FIR rem RdanmraI ale @symfdass, sid. IN NJ
8ie sn gehRfun Bureaus, aueMthi6f serItnife unr hmt &hlriAr6nk ,La h5uu. =
.GrratrMuunatn wrn.n in tryfu GET auAsdakrt ue nnft 9uf Fnr "a nil HS Mr nakur
AMI gas stncutcmmnrn Gmntmnarn NIB MI6hen nit Sbbe.m gottel aHsusn HErss
Mniar ds aupremc. Sd kss rae Rtbh guthtum ron 9amann us umsems ksf6R r.'
men -4 %tt#- 1A@4@21&AM# M
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1868-02-29

Gip3rlSm Der tam stues 1aIts in 8Icb't
1,ts st uaem atitt unp iaJs: n3ommsn ="
,6nta PER- TOttar, msins Erau 1T Itss trant, Id
w,rs sts ~ts,aelsu, " sts lie snFirsn sssr
%trrei."
C.s Irttrr sirs; Itins &ant bali isr a'sr
nidt., rem RAD 5psi saSsu fars fts
ya,. als cine ssraums 3eit v~trfsssn war. uns
d passs ni6t lstst', aidts iem Fer CottOr liz
Nsaauny. garau' sr&isn Sasss uns srtlarts
,unt wtSs tas It rem Tcttor niats laurs.
III. wclsn Sie tenn ras sswsisn." i'm,
Iest.rsr, ,sass ii ZEN nias i4n 6raa ss9ans
ttt@
.BrsiIit.' sntsssnstt Ter SrIdDssr I'd babe aIss
eiutn Grnir. # mil Shnsn ssmatt. i'd iaste. sas,
ID sic ~tSabln psrrs. % Ste turisn Orsr3 tSs'
Ten, Gabsn Sic meins Grau iurirt e
nssin."
veatm 6is Hs ssUetd?"
,Tas babe i'd niat."
.a'io, wie !6nnsn Gle @ssaSluns osrlaujen Z
0tt li,isn @srttn Efrets sr Gle 1tirs rnc ssns
-Ir TOttsr ,ttdts iSm tstnt Nt6nus risssr
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sarsd2t&.r attrs1anbt

,@iautsn sis an SssjunsisrH 81 irasts stn
9: ihiiatr sin,n 3rituHSsesaetsur.
.Niat sinmai mn g anb,Suasisra," 10 az ris
antmett, res asi&.aliam 6tsytitett.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1868-02-29

Gin,neHtDsfattic Der Csc
s n @,ialitrr. eer 8ats6iiatiUn nit eiuiSsn srO'
8 rsn &natsn kislt. frasts sintn %ssriflttu. mas
lie Sc. lei. Die Gns,' antrOrtsts Ger Hnas'
ia .tn 3utaar ru CITRATE, in trtl6en, rnana'
ems lanas ta5eH, eRe ls in rem Simmsl sinss-
tsH.'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1868-02-29
9entfde Slider aLer Arf.

. Scurmal. uni :5sitidriftsn iifffrs 10 ~ sts
tiuiaasn Triilr gataIsee graiis.
aut iu&e i'd Al rem adnfisasn 1ttinsanstH
gatnten, emkeritfntfn Sammltr unb Nsifsrfs
In atta 1ssilsn ttr nnisn.
G.. Sttieevin Rsw scrt
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1868-02-29

6sasisriS Ten 3aticntn,
Trter' une Srsunft rutr Uelt.
Iauisus Sniannit -8anrnsn
ems pen 9ar GU Vs bsltst!t.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-10-10
CITY TAxAs-aON1HLY RETURNS.
OFFICE OF TIE CITY ASSESSOR. !

OFFICE OF TIE CITY ASSESSORl
CITY HALL, October 1863
Notice is hereby given to all co..ce ned, that the
monthly Returns for the m nth of September past in
compliance with the Tax Ordinancl ratified on the
18th CT January, 1863 mustbe made on or before the
1,h instant.
TAXES on THE FOLLOWING ARE PAYABLE MONTHLY.
On all salos of Goods, Wares and Merchhndiso in
Guiding Rice, Lumber. Hay, Grain and Naval Stores,
and salcs by Bakers, Butchers and 6uckster3.
On all gross receipts of all Street Railroads.
On al gross receipts of all Express Companies.
On all sales at Auction.
On all Carriages and BugSics.
On all income derived from the pursuit of any
faculty, profession, occupation or employment
On tho gross receipts of all Commercial Agencies.
On all commissions received by Factors Commits
sion Merchants, Baukcrs, Brokers, and othors.
On all prom 'ums received for or by any Insurance
Com; any, or by agencies for individuals or compa-
nies.
On all gross receipts of all Gas Companies
On every Horse and Mule used or kept within the
city, excepting borses or mules Used In any public
llccnsod carriage. curt. dc1y, or other vehicle.
On all Reiail Dealers In all articles whatsoever
On al Barber Shops.
On all gross r. cclpts Of Hotels and Public Eating
and boarding Houses
On all receipts OF Livery Stable Koopers.
On the gross receipts OF Cotton Presses.
On the gross receipts Of oil Printing Offices, News
pap RS and Publishing Houses.
On all Goods sold iu the city by persons not resi-
dent, by saEpie or otherwise
On all sales of Horses and Mules brought to the
city.
On salt oil stocks Bonds, and other securities.
On the gross receipts of Magnetic Telegraph Com
panies.
On the gross receipts of all Tavern Keepers and
Liquor Dealers.
all the defaulters will be dealt with US the ord-
nance directs. W. N. HUGHES
October Is City Assessor.
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alism. marriage and divorce, which, with other
matters of interest, may proloug the session
for several weeks. The convention ID composed
Of two houses, one the House of Bishops, con-
sisting of furty-two members, and tho otncf
the 81 use of Clerical aud Lay deputies,
numbering nearly one hundred and htty'
who are elected by the State or Dio-
cesar Church Conventions. These latter con-
ventons meet annually, but the General
Conventions only once in three years. 1t
may be regarded as certain that majority
of both the Houses OF Bishops and he House
of Delegates will sustain the action OF the
Bishops OF New York in the Tying case; and
that in all questions of this kind the present
convention, like it's predecessors, will satisfy
the expectations of the High Church more
than those of the Low Church patty. 1t would
be different, however, if the knotty question OF
'sRitualism" should come up. The Ritualistic
practices which have been introduced into
large number Of English and into few
American churches, have already called forth q
severe censure from majority of the Amerl-
can Bishops, who, we believe, will be support
ed by majority of the House of Delegates.
Legislation on these questions is exceedingly
difficult, as severe measures against Rituallsts
nearly drove some Of them over to the
Roman Catholic Church, while measures
against Low Church men may lead to
the secession of number OF this party.
Petitions will be sent to the General Con-
vention TO appoint a committee on the union
of the Episcopal and Methodist Churches: The
late General Conference OF the Methodist
Church, which was petitioned for tho same
purpose by number Of Episcopal clergyInen
of Newark, did appoint committee on this
subject. and it is believed that the Episcopal
Convention cannot well refuse to appoint con-
ference committee. A similar attempt recent
" made in England was decided failure; and
a similar fate, it is thought, awaits the Amerl-
can effort at union.
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WE LEARN from The Mucon Journal that
the exact amount appropriated by the Le-
gislature Of Georgia to aid in the compile
tion of the Macon and Augusta Railroad
from Milledgeville to Macon was $4,000
per mile for thirty miles-SS0O,00O in all
This is in bonds of the State, which the
company will convert into money.
We hope that the work will be resumed
at once, and that the interests of Charleston
will not be overlooked. From Macon alone
we should draw one hundred thousand bales
of cotton.