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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-07-18
FOR THE
PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN.
Price Reduced for Four Months.

We will send THE WING 10 any address from the
present time until the Saturday after the Prc-idcn
tial election, for FIFTY GENTS will send the
paper for FouR Months to any address on receipt of
the same amount, providing the four months expire
before the year 1859.
StW FHrther Rc,I,ctions to Campaign Clubs.
We will send five copies four months for....S2 81
tor Is cents for each persona
zen copies, TOUR months -
(or +2la cents for each pcrson.)
Fifteen copies, four months on
Tor 10 cents for each persona
Twenty copies, four months 80
Tor 81. cents for each persona
We ask our Republican friends to aid in circulating
The Wing during the campaign. With little effort
large clubs may be got up ut almost every Post Office
at these low rates.
The Republicans of this county owe it to them
selves to redeem the county from the disgrace of
rebel rule and To do that they must work. And no
more cilcctutl means can he employed than in aid
ing to circulate Il live Republican paper.
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Having been told by some Of the agents of other
presses that the cylinder of the Newbry battered the
type, made nlliry, and hence the above reference
to baticriny-Ei.
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Newspapers and Newspaper
Presses

Mr.. Gotten, Editor Of the annapolis Re
publican, in referring to our notice Of the
Newbury Press, while acknowledging the
merits Of the Ncwbury and Potter Presses,
gives the palm TO the Campbell, and says
" for economy in expense, and for neatness
and clearness of impression, Campbell
Press, for a country newspaper, lays over
them ALL" We don't think so and, as
Bro. Gotten says, we, too, have paid good
deal Of attention to this matter. We ad-
nit that the Campbell is frst-class Press
for country newspaper; but it will not
make neatcr or cleaner impression than
the Newbury. The linking arrangement of
the Newbury Press is on the Adams princi
pie, and is superior to any table distribution
The price of the Newbury is $500 less, and
the speed one third greater than the Camp.
bell, it requiring six revolutions of the driv-
ing wheel of the Campbell to make one i'm
preston, while it requires but four of the
Newbury. Our actual experience with the
Newbury Press, however, is but limited but
for the benefit OF. the publishing fraternity of
country newspapers, we publish below some
letters which are answers to inquiries about
Presses, which we made before purchasine
ARGUS OFFICE, TowANDA, Pa,
81 s..l
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-07-18

A LARGE VOLUME would not contain the mass
of testimony which has accumulated in favor
of Hisior's B0isam Of UUH Cherry as safe,
efficient, and reliable remedy in curing coughs,
colds, and pulmonary disease. Many of the
cures are truly wonderful.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-07-18

Hor WEATHER. exchanges reach US
all complaining of hot weather. Some of
them have the mercury far up among the
nineticths, while other statements place it
above hundred. by hanging the Their
mometer in the sun, You may mark ,al-
most any height under hundred and forty
Our thermometer, in room tolerably we'll
protected from the sun, ranged on Monday
last 800, and on Wednesday 800.
The following table indicates the range of
the thermometer in DR.. Il. X. Forman's
Office during the week at OF
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LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY
OF THE UNITED STATES.

Thy continued and unexan,plet prospcrity NJ TIE
EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY: IN.
large addition To Assets during the last Year; its rand
ly increasing annual iucoIne the Thoroughly s,ti
tory character to all interested. of it's dividend. of
profits recently declared afford its Officers nm opor
tuny again to congratulate its Police-holicrs ON snch
signal success and to present to the public new and
important Inducements tn participate il the be cent
r..nlts attendant on the procurement Of Policies in
this Society. "
With an accumulated fund of six millions sccurs,v
invested, the Society rests ON foundation solid and
enduring.
lis annual premium income l. now more than Enr.
millions at dollars, while dnrng the mast wear alone
oNrr NV" millions have been added to its Assets
In "a sinsl. fiscal year QsG,) the Society has issucH
New Policies assuring over torysevrn millions of dol
lars: thus to that extent, relieving the mind from
care Tor others to whom We owe the furrthought OF
altccttn.' tThis exceed. the business of any Note
Company for 1861
Just and liberal dealing it'll it. assured promptnesx
in the payment Of all losses; with special advantages
offered to Puic.-h",lert aver other Life Companies
have secured unqualified success and will guarantee
its continuance.
- oh success, in the same space Of time, has never
been clnacd aprro Minated to in this or any other
country.
ID. +. BURTON, Agent,
July is, lS'S-y H.KTON, MD.
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"a FADED LAY."-We print Il short arti-
Gle on the first page, under the above caption,
by Beatrice" Our fair young cores
pondent has not complied with our rule by
giving her real name. The publication OF
articles is frequently refused when not ac,
companicd by the real name Of the writer.
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ARGUS OFFICE, TowANDA, Pa, |
March -. '6S. {
Il. +. EwING-Ed. Uhiq-EZkton, Md.

DEAR SIR Yours of the 10Th in refer.
ence to Press is reed. In reply we remark
we are using Newbury Press, and have no
fault to find with it. As compared with
other Presses, we will say we see no great
difference. Had we bought Campbell, we
should have undoubtedly been pleased with
1t. Both do good work, with good rollers
and ink, and are about equally calculated
for jobLing. We bought the Newbury be-
cause we became satisfied it would do as
we'll as the Campbell, and that it cost $500
less, which was an important item. The
Press is well built and reliable. All things
considered, we should purchase the Ncwbury
were we to buy again.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-07-18

PRoCEEpINGs or TIE ORPHANS CorRT.-
The Orphans Court was in session on Tues.
day Wednesday. The following is sum
mary Of proceedings
Ordcrs.-That Owen Resler be cited on
2Sth of July to state Administrator ac
count that Sallie Semans, Administrators
OF Edward Semans, have time extended four
months to state account that +. &. Chand-
Ice, Executor, officiating guardian of Estate
Of j. NJ. Pearson, be allowed for schooling
and clothing Of said ward to cite James
Campbell and Sidonia Greaser, Admins
traitors of Samuel Greascr, decd, to state
account.
Sundry guardian accounts, list of sales,
ETC., examined and passed. Final account
of W. Flintham and Susanna flintham. Tx.
ecutors of John NJ. flintham, passed and
distribution ordered.
Providence MILLs.-As many of our
readers are aware, this is the name of the
WOODEN factory, on the Big North East, near
Bay View, run by the johnson Brothers.
We see by the Bay View items that they
have increased their manufacturing facilities
somewhat, by the addition of new dye and
wool room, and that they are doing good
business. We are glad Of it. for they are
good, hard working, honest fellows, and are
deserving of liberal patronage Having
been brought up at the business, they under.
stand thoroughly manufacturing, and per.
sons taking wool there can rest assured of
having justice done them.
They will please accept the thanks of two
of the attaches Of this office for the substan.
tial evidence of their favor, in the shape Of
handsome piece of goods, Of their own man
uiactnre, presented to each. lis SO seldom
that the disciples of the 8 Art prescrvative
Of all arts are able to buy new clothes,
that this presentation is douby acceptable.
PEocEEDlNGs or THE County COMMISSION.
ERs.-The Commissioners were in session
on Tuesday last. Reuben IIaines, Esq,
Attorney for late Board of Commissioners,
paid balance tax due by W. c. Hasson. as
Collector for lsG0-l amounting to 81 100. 81.
Sundry orders granted for Merchandise
for out pensioners. Orders passed that ID.
Palmer repair bridge near Ward's Hill, First
District.
Sundy Supervisors accounts examined
and passed.
Bond Of Jas. A. Mackey, Collector Fourth
District approved.
Petition Of citizens Of Seventh District to
change road near Rowlandsvillc commence.
ing at Hugh Whright,s, filed and j. S. Ever
list, +. NJ. Rawlings and Carbin Cooley ap.
pointed Examiners. Petition in case of
road running through lands OF G. p. Whita
ker and others filed, and JAS NJ. Evans, w.
W. Moore and Barclay Reynolds appointed
Examiners. Petition for road near New
Valley School House filed, and Jas. NJ.
Evans, Jas. Addison and Robert A. Evans
appointed Examiners.
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1868. lS6S.
ATTENTION, CUSTOMERS +!
1865.
1865.
II r. L N II =.

will sell my entire Stock of Prints at the al,ove
rces, excepting Pink Purple and Mourning
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-07-18

1 ALSO OFFER TIE LARGEST STOCK OF
Carpets, Mattings, Floor 4 Table
Oil Cloths at Reduced Prices,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-08
REAL ESTATE.


NEW YORK, Monday. Dec 3 lsO7
ur.. beavv rain storm which prevailed to-day,
Inv Win tho most Objectionable condition OF the
s,d disastrous effect upon real estate operations
street lue.s worthy Of special note was accomplished
sra a, Offices, the Exchange salesroom' or III 'he
s II is scarcely possible, however, that TINS S'or
longer prevail so that the almost total absence
on today and the various ntorru'lIns 70 ~
saturday viii occasion very large amount Beee SS
Scum ~ viii be at the Exchange with some city prop
ten ,rs Messrs johnson & Miller. with business prop
SV -. Tulton.s., Brooklyn, and Al choice Ninth ward
eH tlyp, lots ana the Messrs. Wycko1 Little, win
Ward 5SSkE3 81 %edses sd " AND TsdsS
hoase ~ br reference 10 the real estate columns OF
ply TgTgrNE tie sales Of improved ana umnPro'ou
gIE a. HI. Exchange win be worth attending
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-08
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE


PORT or De ,.1c.a. sssr~osa
s:s.@sL,g-bores's e: 1 T'' Pg,s.ed nAhD''.
r? SITE nu @SoidI'i Tr sTi Bis%ss
Sehs gmmi Giot ioddy CemeDssp'r lh'ns 'ens'0' DIT
Charleston Iona Kendall. Jaet'on'Il.e
s,.,,i, A,,l,p.. Disop Lordou MOI, IS rdse AMI
ss:aS SsssS A sDSi'a R Ss%
ssss%sp csrs Ee.s New osss Nov si
steamship Herman Lpgs.oq chee,nsn S saw iS '
,m.S P R..T. p Ma S sSi 'e sad
Bs g.; n p., Fs1n 5.s sasss' days LUMBER
BTis Peerless Phillips, SIDNEY g b "a 10 et days s1a
Sent Florence L.ursae. BaeAIes HlSf15 days lays, a,n
s seS f1 S. .s Leaning St jsso Dc Cuba %
Mar, Teller. pr:sdsSss Aisns a.@ra P,o,aso'.
wsierico aossa G s s,i sS,'0a
s z HS~s s.I sG:2n' ssrah Louisa GsTdssr
loGs B!ouGsn Bo.,.e si S. o.i Ds' B.tS
Gsis S' frsss's e.: N:Tgs'
n'f e SS,s...: s Conn hoa S's' ss 5ao
sT,a; b5 Sis t'na'n keai f sisni q
EsHs H,t q Hartford + h icss Fss.qel,,
ssS1Ax-a : DOMESTIC PORTS nG
Ssvos.Is Dee sAa,S .;:'T %s S sss'P h''
steamship r.; s .. s% s7; g r ss
S S s'i s s' c SSp: Si .. I
Turks Island Ai''' S SSETgffcS PORTS. e. }
HAys Dee sTAs steamship w.'hns'' arrived here Tse'S
r >, Dee tn. steamship Gso. Jons' ueb'' s'-
STRIVE to-dsy Va.
nrrivea hereon SATURDAY evening -
steamships siisnes"ea tie"an'' No.
80, ana IsaisiaRa from arrived here to-day
VRxs Nov ISie buss kIA Thompson an1 Annie ZOE
Neu-lotk
SPOKEN.
Big GoaoIa. ofP,rsboo $. Dee st "1 ols d. ''ss'as
south. So. -. 4, 81 So. e,f
shin Arlpaeo Ney - NJ long loss W bound west
Ri. UArtlsy Nov lat % a. lOog j. ~ boand east
.I GIenayeu bound ST JOhn N T. . DAYS cai as '' oe
DISASTERS.
Nav 20 miles Porto Rico betseeu Sc Thomas ard lurm
a8kaoan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-08
NEWS PACKAGES FOR THE PRESS.

C.pau. snc parsers vessels arriving s port requested
70 the Eelork Associated Press only -
S.r,ou, exhibiting authority o. W smeaton, 0eaernA
JDuHa % Commerce Ts TRiBUSs
forI SIN I1res EsSaiag Post t25smsred ftUerifsr scao
sttu0 Yorker Jour-& and Ss0 f"Ne D'"'" sasu' ss
be delivered oulT o the perssGs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-08
,,oxo,v,s wrATuKR REpoRr-s :. m.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

-.., 7.fa San s,ts.-... 4:33 Moou rises. i"'
GO, H. s,7 COZ. Island -. 34i Red Gste.... s;e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-08
ptSSENG FRS ARR[VED.

FRou LONDON AND HAMRE Nov i5tn steamship A.alanss-
SIN hey spain Mrs s spsu Mss ". SPAN Master ea9 "a
pa,. 4 VaUetse A. Henderson, ~. mt
M-ucie j. Marsden J. Savcriou.. T. T. JArro' '' ." '' ~
Philipsohn CGpt GIlmoure. VI foutane . ,.. ID p,,b,rh
FROM GLASGOW Nov 2n steamship CaeG9na0 III S % IN
r. 81 Hoy. Mrs Daggan n Brl u Dsss
and esidren Ms IirsI ehrea, Mrs Sterling ana cAsn
hi. All Mrs. Rowan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-08

The Republicans of South Carolina had
campaign song OF which the d io .e.Is ss
Al az snr rsbt govern here shall ever be deliei
nn Ill .hos than ballot boz 10 spite Of sl soeh cL
IS., oar Ssp,tbss l " I0,s .ai eli s osasfs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-08

MONEY TO LOAN on New-Jersey Property,
w BY MORRISON HALL NerJssJ ktal ba'A's DfoAs' NO.
IJT BrOadaGY, Room No. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-08

WARlNG' BOOKS FOR FARMERS
THE ELEMENTS OF AGRICULTURE.
"a BOOK FOR YOUNG FAaMERsJ
BY GBo. & WAXING.
Former, Agricultural Engineer Of the Central PARA NsE.fort
As.hor Of Dr.uug hr Profit ssd DrsauE o' usa!A
SECOND EDITION
CAREFULLY REyIsKDJ
III. s,oa Of p,n,.. ~. character Of their p,rt.:
Ts ; S:;a 4. '9 q &, 20 ,.i,a,..
How ,s., ,ss, s' P.ais Is G'1oss., . to.
Whist iseir healthy sroSh asp.uds Sou and 70 AGiHA lie
o. THB SOIL.
Is rels,ioa 10 Vegetation. Mechanical improvement
IL i'''i'J ''a '''' 'D''''' MASuRBs
pisestSs-Hos acts the Manure fOn dssrsai Asi~ii
Food, and how 4 sase1 tbs Night Roll
Waste o. Manure Push
RrsporsuoA ..'esn C,sTN
iesssinE Mineral IN n ' Sa"., ps,,,s,.
Line lTngsuos-
0'"P''''I MECHANICAL CULTIVATION
p pSa,I pT .i,s .. a.r-o-ias
sot SOL Plowax canUasf etc
A,,l,s, q ssus.s vsroo. Plant, p.r P,ns
Tables Of ApalyEs--Oi hanafei ETC. eH
The foregoing subjects 81 dseu'ssi plain and simple hssa's
that anr farmers b0T anisrsaad
The book by Successful praea JlrHsr AID i' o.
Information. good advice sound doe'ria.
GREELEY M Though dealing With f'ot' asanii'
70 szJ there and scarcely bard word II,
boob pages be read in the course Of two even
iaEs thoroughly leisure hours Of week ,1d We W
Hardy az, ose tai v lear, sos,hi1s Of ,.a.
from ~ psruE igDorsat or uslseioPea h Nc
oukhay ~b0Ot bsag Ueesssis e1iH'A'r 's
before" -. -. ...a.,.n
Seq, b. nall postpaid
Also. BY the author,
DRAINING FOR PROFIT
AND
DRAINING FOR HEALTH.
BY GEO Z. wARsG. IT,.
Engineer Of Draining Of Genital Pars. E'w'YOfi'
Land to he Drsinsd and reasons Wy;
How Drains sct and how tb.y asee The soIi
How To lay out system OF Drai~,
How % make tie Draini;
Care Of Drains aud Drained Land
ReclaimaF Salt Marshes
Iiou.s pIai;,rs .sd Town Sewerage 'Hd
PRoFUsRLY ILLUSTRATED.
sss Sf mail D. receipt Of price
Nov RsADT
EARTH Clos T. L s;
HOW TO MAKE THEN
HOW TO usR THEM
Dy
dso w4aiso. r.. r..ot.. =. p.,., "a
Draining formerly Agricultural beg TOE Csns rsf
illustrated With msny Wood Ess,s'lpgs
Pnes - cent"
Aslr... THE TRIBUNE.
EEw.YoRK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-08
6ountrp 4tal estate for Sals.

A BARGAIN.-F0RS SALE, with immediate
po,.sss sni costly COUNTRY SEATS
WINS TO hour located II susefs the Railroad
II oss bsay snd besC Nov
hs large BansOJ fs6 deestsi sn artist With oil
pass DroVegelt nj bsisd BY steam oonssrgso connected
k tfssing gTounis bauth laid 0gt With Fsuy
has pisHts al shnb ds5t ees sisbe
eseslss barns &C. large scale fods and walks Dsesdmre
be bought for 4T5 the
aTss s EeroPs early da sk 100 acres for s11O0 feTs
bas bali ths cost For
krAs PsFtessu syyly H0NEk h0kdAb, ~ tPEss6 uJt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-08

Cooperation autios
Crr or Nav YoRN DEy,zrNxsr oy PisAscs,
BrRKau RECEIVER Oy TlIu.
CorRr Houss. PAS No. y CaAmbsrssi; Dec = 1873.
ITO TAX-pAlERS.-Notic Is hereby given
that a. additional vii be ide On the 5h last TO az
,,s unpaid on that d On the l Of Jsaa'y following ine"
oi~eye cent vii Dc added 70 be eAuA'e' uo u' va
Jay o. ''''O''' w. " ~ BERNARD SMITH. Receiver.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-08

Persons having real estate for sale or TO let
and those desous Of purchasing renting such pro
perty will nud 1t their interest to advertise in IHE
TRIBUNE Its aggregate circulation exceeds that OF any
other newspaper aud in addition TO this advantage THE
TRIBUNE viii be found not ONLY IN NeW-foiA and al us
cities and villages, but every State and Territory
within the Union The advertisement should be made rs
brief will allow Of the advantage offered being clear TO
She reader We would especially dwell OIL the fact that
che subscribers the three editions OF THE TRIBUNE
Daily, Weekly, and Weekly, comprise individuals in
every profession business consequently advertise
ments IN each disseminate among al classes tbs
TRIBUNE devoes especial attention 10 the reports OF sales
of real estate the and country thus adding
greatly to the value Of its columns an advertising me
oiun The charges for advertising ara as follows DAILY
TRIBUNE IS cents line for each insertion WEEKLY
ERtpuEE. O. per me; sEMf-WEEKLT TRIBUNE. p cents
,.r line About ten words average a line after the first
llno which usually contains only fouT Or five words
Terms, cash Ga advance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-08
Sutton Sails Of StaI estat,.


A j. BLEECKER, son & Co., Auctioneers,
a. u osSek At the kIbauge sas.oom No III BrosiSsy
PERBMPIOkl SALR or NAKUPAC TURING PROPERTY NEAR
1hh FULTON bEeE K BFL L4SS TO THE
o o0LUmBlA AND PURMAN-sIS, BROOKLYN MAR THE FUI
.UN fhhhi The large property Known as Baehs Dsiiiey
DOS ~ ~ 70 and % Funsnt Also. good brick dwelling 323I
80 on Celambast The and machinery stills &C. can be
ON wAsHISGfOE-Sr BRooKLYN-one bloch PultOu.ss
utoJ Substantially built brick the Lyeem
ease southwest Of Washington and Coneodsa lot A.E
lc house % 2r75 t story and foundation grapte walls tnek
hsPs a No n Cedars-
A j. BLEECKER, son g. Co., Auctioneers.
As FRIDAY. Dee. IL,
at IL o'clock at the Exchange Ssesreon- -.
and LOT No "a ke between Henry aud Madison sts "a feet ont
and by about 81 feet The hon has been recently
painted aud splendid orders has all the modern
Croton weterose heae solid mahogany lrsvY marble
te pine foo Fine yard Ia with gpevines and Arbor Neigh
TENEMENT PROPERTY ON sfxrY.FrFTHsT.
SIXTY PF1HST-Three LOTS the south side 700 feet west OF
Eleventh each lot 25I block On the premises Nosior frame
HOUSE, IN good order. - - -. =,
order ape fctor rented 70 fam>
10 the oneoy frame HOUSE l6S all rented to families
oYEHliSDRRD, AYD,TWEY fY.SIxTHrST-Two sne LOTS or
Seveuthave Boulevard, grade and
Ten buildings brick and being
erected between these lots and Eehaye Maps At No ~ Celat
A J. BLEECKER, son 81 Co, AuctOneers.
~. TUESDAY Dee IS at ~ oeo a. the Exchange sAiesroo
Third ave aad Seventy-siIths PROPERTY
THiRDANE-Rivestory hrNk BUILDING and LOT nortlwesf
corner ThdAye and se,eutsxh, 2a8I0; house, 2aI52 two
hoor upper rented famihs all IN good OreT
an las gas aud Croton thrOp ghout
THIRD AVE Pours,ry bck BUILDING LOT south west
Tdaye. and 22rpl; house 22Kal Two
dwelling above tie whole good repair 90
mortgage Maps at No u Cedsrst
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-28
NOTICE
To state Tor Assessor. and to Taxpayers

AUDITOR OFFICE, I
New Orleans, August 8, 1868
So many complaints having heen made 70 this
Office Of injustice done TO taxpayers by state Asses
sors in different parishes. hereby notify all State
Tax Assessors that the law requires them to notify
taxpayers as follows:
The Assessors and Beard Of Assessors shall in
mediatelJ give notice ~ advertisements, posted Il
at least two public places in each parish or district
that they have lodged their assessment roll with the
Recorder Justice Of the Peace, Parish Recorder,
as the case may be, in order that any person az,
g1ievsd by such asses ment may appeal and have the
same corrected il found incorrect" See Revised
Statutes Of ls55, 1866. D. 4e7, s6)
also notify all taxpayers that the law makes full
provisions for the correction Of all errors Of Asses
sors as follows
Section 81 Any person conoeiVing himself ag-
grieyed by any assessment may, within thirty days
after it shall have been delivered and advertised,
as required in the preceding section, make
an appeal in writing, stating particularly the
correction desired; en- proof Of the fact the
Recorder, Justice, or Parish Recorder shall
have full power aud authority to correct errors bat
he shall in reduce the amount of any
ment without first notifying the Assessor of his par
ish district ofsueh claim and II shall be the d1ty
Of such Assessor before the expiration Of the time
for closing said assessment ro to examine such ap
plicaton and confer with such Recorder or Justice
on the correctness Of the claim. If any omissions
discovered, errors in the additions axe found,
the same may also be corrected" tsee Revised
Statutes of lsS5-ls56, page 467, 57) s.-- I
AL persons DESTROYS Of doing can thus have am
pie time and opportunity to have their assessment
corrected; and now warn all taxpayers to avail
themselves Of this provision of the law as shall not
hereafter under any circumstances, interfere with
the assessment rolls Of any parish.
g. NJ. WICKLIFFE,
aus Ds1tV 5t A@d;tc- e Slate
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-28
AUCTION SALES.
STOCKS. BONDS, GOLD, sCRIPS. HOUSE.
hold Furniture, SilyervAre, Jewelry. Iron Safes,
eto.-Succession Of B. II. Thern-No. q. Oh.


| STOCKS BONDS, GOLD, SCRIPS. HOUSE
hold Furniture, SilyervAre, Jewelry. Iron Safes
| etc.-Succession of q. H. Thern-No q, OLA
pro. VALETON. AUCTIoNEER-oFFICE
ID 43 Tchoupitoulas street.-ERIDAY, August o.
al twelve clock M, will be sold at Merchants and
an order from the Honorable Judge Of the Second
District Court Of New Orleans, NO. 270l4 dated Au-
gust 49, 1885, for account Of the succession of R. II.
6 BONDS Of the city Of New Orleans. in favor of
jackson Railroad Co Company payable May 1874 and
asHAREs Telegraph Company, 800 each.
- go SH ARES New Orleans, Opelousas, and Great
. SHARES Union Bank Of Louisiana, SIS each,
20 SHARES New Orleans, Jackson, and Great
Northern Railroad, SIS each.
10 SHARES Lafayette and Pontchartrain Rail
SCRIPT Home Mutual Insurance Company 1858,
SCRIPT Home Mutual Insurance Company 1859,
SCRIPT Sun Mutual Insurance Company 1885,
8 SCRIPT Sun Mu.ual Insurance Company 1857
SCRIPT Sun Mutual Insurance Company 1859
/ SCRIPT San Mutual Insurance Company 1850
SCRIPT New Orleans Mutual Insurance Com
sCRiPT New Orleans Mutual Insurance Com
S6RIPT New Orleans Mutual Insurance Com.
: ! SCRIPT New Orleans Mutual Insurance Com.
/ SCR Pr New Orleans Mutual Insurance Com.
pany 1864, $50
SCRIPT Merchants Mutual Insurance Compa-
ny 1853, 1895.
SCRIPT Merchants Mutual Insurance Compa-
! SCRIPT Merchants Mutual Insurance Compa.
ny 1860 $40.
! SCRIPT Merchants Mutual Insurance Compa
ny 1890 $e25.
SCRIPT Merchants Mutual Insurance COmpG.
s0RIPT Merchants Mutual Insurance Compa.
ny 1861, S270
sORIPP Merchants Mutual Insurance Compa-
ny 1852, $40.
l SCRIPT Merchants Mutual Insurance Compa
ny 1858, $40.
syRlPT Merchants Mutual Insurance. Cempa-
ny 1864, $50.
j sOaIpT Merchants Mutual Insurance Compa-
1900 Dollars in GOLD C0IN-sl50O.
PEW in Christ Church-No. %.
PEW in Trinity Church-Ro. 50,
A list of PROMlSSORY NOTES and DRAFTS,
which may be seen at the Auctioneer office, and
will be rected at the sale, the whole amounting TO
about $l1,67G
= Also
On MONDAY, August 81, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, will
be sold A. No 55s St. Charles street. corner Of Philip
street, Fourth District
Ore lot of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. r
Ond lot SILVERWARE.
One LOT JEWELRY.
Two IRON SAFES -.r
Terms-C9sh in United States Treasury notes.
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