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STRENGTH oy METALS. = In the
course of various mechanical and
manufacturing operations, it has been
found necessary TO test the strength
of various metals, and from one of the
statements of the trials made we COM
pile the following: A bar of cast
lead, ore inch square, breaks under
strain of $50 pounds; bar of cast
gold of similar dimensions will break
under a strain of $4,000 pounds a bar
of cast silver will not break until the
strain reaches 1850 pounds; bar of
cast iron viii remain intact until the
strain exceeds 5000 pounds the best
wrought iron viii bear weight of
$1,000 pounds TO bar an inch square !;
and a Similar bar of steel has been
made of such tenacity as to lift
weight of 10000 pounds before
breaking. An alloy of two metals
nearly always possesses greater tenac-
ity than either one does separately
A strip of sound oak wood an inch
square has been found to lift and sus-
tain 1880 pounds before breaking,
and similar strip of locust 10000
pounds.
A POLITE JUDGE Sentence of death
was once passed upon notorious vii
lain, by popular judge, who desired
to maintain and extend his popularity.
He said MIR. Green, you have just
been found guilty. Will you have the
Kindness 70 stTnd up; Mr. -e;.ee.s22 p /
really would not trouble you, Mr..
Green, but such is the established Gus
tom of the court. AS l was saying,
Mr.. Green, you have just been found
guilty blythe Jury, Mr.. Green, of-of
| Il believe you call it murder, Mr..
Foreman of the jury yes-murder.
You will please take4 notice, Mr..
Green. that.it is the jury who find you
guilty; netI, Mr.. Green. L express
no opinion on the subject, but 1 am
compelled by the iaw-It's mere for
mality so far as / am concerned. Mr..
Green-to sentence you to be hanged
by the neck till you are dead-dead.
AT what time would it be agreeable
for you to be hanged, Mr.. Green ?,
| IN-GRowING NAILs.-We know, our
readers who are troubled with in
growing nails will thank us for the
following cure: ACautcrization by hot
tallow is an immediate cure for in
growing nails. Put small piece of
tallow in spoon, and heat it. over a
lamp until it becomes very hot, and
drop two or three drops between the
n lil and the granulations. The effect
is almost magical. Pain and tender
ness are at once relieved, leaving the
diseased parts dry, SO as to admit of
being pared without any inconven-
ience. The operation causes little
pain if the tallow is properly heated.
Our experience warrants us in reconl-
lnepding itas a thorough one.r.
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Main Street lvcnn the aer
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before all disposed pfI ~ f' S"o ~ So
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TsIesrsps:o cunnary.

A DINorBTRkTIoS BY Republicans 10 feared
at Madrid, but tho doTcrnment ma takeh
great precautions TO prevent any outbreak.
GlKznlk PIsRR.p, the bpanish rsvolu-
Zionist, who w.s recently arrested and In
prisonsd Ut Tsrrc gonA, has escaped
A nAsp Of R.yabllcsn Insurgents we're
defeated BY na.lsnsl troops at La Junquera,
In the uorsho;, peit Of Catalonia, on sun
day. Tbs republicans rstrtetSd Into French
territory, where tho wefo promptly arrested
BY tho authorities.
The stfiss among tho French miners at
Auburn, IN the dsJ-Itmtnt OF Aveyron, con-
tInues, but tners hes been no now outbreak.
A Large public mSotlng In tho ACCOMPLISHMENT
Of Bsllevills vas diIpoTied b. force on Sun
day. Resistance was offered, and several OF
the rioters were FOUNDED.
THsnH wa. 4 l.rls meeting Of tho cotton
manufacturers L. the city OF Muhlhausen,
Franco, IBID on Saturday TO consider the
qrt-lion Of tho Amsrlcaa cottSn supply and
Other matters interesting 10 the trade. They
denounced che commercial treaty recently
| concluded, and urged the substitution Of a
customs tariff.
TIE Brooks esss caine up In tho Court Of
| Quarter Sessions a. Philadelphia yesterday
| At the instance OF the district attorney,
and BY order Of Judge Ludlow, the prisoners
Donahue, Mara and Eagan wero brought
into court by the sheriff to DO arraigned.
Their counsel learning this At once took out
a writ of habsds corpvJ for the purpose OF
obtaining reduction Of ball, and prayed
the court TO give hearing upon this writ
before the prisoners were forced TO plead.
The writ was heard In the case Of the pris-
oner Mara, but he failed TO obtain reduc-
ton of bail.
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HpW YORK MAnHWT.
NEW Yong. october ii-Noou,.-oo,ton dull,
soms sales lower. Sugar duih priees no,
i ia,I8s osos, onf on sS snS 9', .tesdy J
s sSiss :s' h. g s;.s, uS:s Com ~:
S SsSs.d M. SGs S.,: SS
Pofi quiet and steady, ssois doid si.so's.
BAlr,.o.s, 6s,ossi ,i.AS,.siaus.. : The
sns
There was, however, some ipouiry this morn.
Ing Tor Flour for export, but buyers and seller.
on saturday moi so,ised IL our report Of 100
barrels City Minis super for the West In dies
Al Is rs. but the only ssie reported mi. morn.
T. in5 8 u "a, S Sns 81 100 barrels western Extra
Whssi.eReceipt, to-day reached 10000 bush.
els, being ths LARGEST Offering Tor some time
but the %,s sS ~ "" sS and hMs,yy
lana red Al Al 'taaSi as Tor prime. and ti.s5fp
Al 40 for fsir 10 rood, 1900 prime Pennsyivanis
red a. els, and 'i,boo prime Indians red at
cSo bushels choice red sold Al n g. but not
over d 80 could have been obtained to-day for
similar wheat.
prime white Al Al IA. 500 10 100 Nv cut white
al 1i .os, and 1000 bushels western white and
mixed At q. yellow We quote nominal at
'i a%aNN 70 receipt. or sale. today.
Osfs.-Sales TO-DAY $500 buaheis at b7f15s
cent. 500 bu,hel. Al 10 cents' and some Soo
bushels black at eaees eents.
Co6a.-The market 10 arm and moderately
active, but we have no further ssles 10 report
this morning, We quote a. before, viz. Rio,
10 bond, el$0l0k cents for fair to good
lilxRiiL cts, gold, for prime cargoes, and
duty paid iij<7isX cents Tor fair 10 good fair,
ioXafTX cts. Tor food 10 prime, ana isflisI
eta Tor ohoiee
Coffor,-We continue TO quotelthe market
dull and heavy. On Saturday lot OF 100 bales
mixed low mfddlinr and middiinr sold at %
cents, but up TO this writing We hear Of no
sales to-day. We quote, however, as follows,
viz; Upland At 2iL<@73k eents for ordinary,
2ils cents for good Ordinary, 2SS<fl2e cents fol
low mlddlinr and 28x cent? for rniddlIpr,
MoIassss,-We hear OF no further Gales, but
va ouote as before, VIZ; cuba ciayed al l5ffl1
eents, 40. Musoovado Al IsfbN cents, Porto
Rico At ss(pes cents, and English Island al 1:
focs cents per gallon.
MAI Tsed,-I}rovnstufrs still sells at 2ls1c,
cents, and MiddlinGs al $500 cents for iight
and ssSeeo cents per bushel for heavy, but The
msrketis not specially active.
Propisions, There il a fair jobbing trade ia
Proyisions. and with steadily decressina
stocks the market is Arm. Bacon sells Al
follow viz; M foiTL cents for Shoulders 20l,
ots. for rib sides, and ii cts, for clear rib DO
| There ia no BULK Meat Offering, but we quote
a. before At lSiSQi6s. cents Tor Shoulders
isn cents for rib Sides, and isNfllo cents foi
| clear rib DO, Lard 10 very dull and heavy, II
4. Iahhln1 40 ~ oant. hnt the % = "a N n rou nj
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John Baptlsto was fined $50 In Now York
city for tying two cats together by the ex-
tremities and throwing them on q railroad
track TO be massacrod.
Flags In Gotham were diplayed at half
mast on Saturday In respect to the memory
Of e1-Presldent Pierce.
The California Pioneers will DO wlned
and dlned at Dclmonico's on Wednesday.
T. l.. MINER, Of Schuyler county, has
been nominated from the Twenty-seyenth
district. George Bowen, Of Batavia, 10 nom
mated for the Twenty ninth district.
Tammany Hall, 1t Is said, has arranged
the following political slate William NJ.
Tweed, Thomas J. Dreamer, John ]. Brad
ley, and William Hickman will be the DEM
ocratic candidates for the Senator Robert c.
Hutehlngs for the surrogacy; John X. Hack
EFT for recorderi Samuel b. Garyin for dis
trict attorney Judge Gross for the marine
COURT Judge Loew for the common pleas
court, and Judges McCuun and Friedman
for the superior court.
The citizen reformers OF Brooklyn have
nominated Martin Kalbhelsh for mayor.
The valuation Of property In Kings county
10 t154, 40, 257.
The synod Of Now York assemble at Sing
Sing on Tuesday.
Sleepy Hollow Cemetery Is to be enlarged
to comprise my acres.
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The DEPARTMENTS were all closed ycster-
day, and business generally was suspended
In respect to the memory OF the late eI-Pres-
ident Pierce. The flags at oil points were
displayed at half mast. The death OF the
eI-Presidcnt was announced In the United
States Supreme Court by Attorney General
Hoar. Chief Justice. Chase responded In
feeling manner, after which tho Court nd.
iourned,
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IT Is THE BOAST Of eI-President Iohnson
that he was never defeated In any Of his
political aspirations. II Is well known that
for months past he has been working to
secure his election to the United States
Senate, although reports have been unfa-
vorable In that direction. A private letter,
received here from Nashville, says In view
oftho precarious condition Of Senator Brown
lows health, and prospect Of his being
unable to continue much longer In the Son.
ate, Emerson Etheridge has made compact
with Andrew johnson whereby the former
Is to aid the latter In his senatorial aspira-
tons, with tho understanding that when
Governor Brownlow dies Mr.. johnson will
help to elect Etheridge as his successor.
This letter expresses the opinion that Mr..
johnson will be elected Senator without
much opposition.
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LIScuBURo AND DAsvILLE RAILROAD
We learn that next week q corps OF engl'
neers, under the direction Of MAJ. II. W.
Vandegrift, superintendent and chief engi'
neer Of the Orange, Alexandria Gnd Manas'
line OF the Lynchburg and Danyllle road,
for the purpose Of re-surveying the old route
and examining and surveying the proposed
routes. The experience and skill Of Major
Vaudegrift will be most useful In the loca-
tion aud construction Of the road, as he 10 a
live railroad man,--Lvnehburg R.pWbKean
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PROPOSALS FOR COAL.
MLIOn's 0YSIcL CIII HALL

w.saasaf E B. S'6 g.. 6s XII II. hi
-, Sealed gI1PcsAls wiz Do received q This eses
noon, for the Police Static houses
Ia this city With coal the ensuing winter The coal
other half Red Ash, and 70 BE- delivered ~ the
!, , rs times and A ;Ssa
the Kind o. eos aud price per ton Of ., 40 pounds,
the same to be weighed by sworn. weighmAstsr
Ills estimated that one hundred tons will be 70.
quired. b. ]. BOWEN,
oel26t Mayor.
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GOVERNMENT SALE OF CLOTHING AND
VI RQUIPA0E.

DEPUTY v NJ. UENERAL's OfFtcH,l
PuILADBLPHIA, October 7, 1859, !
win be sold at public suction, at sehuylkiil
Arsenal, on THURSDAY, November y. 1850, com.
efCaplsin Wiiliam H. Gil, Milit,ry storskesper
United States Army, large lot Of un,erviesabls
age, consisting Of
M,267 Wooden Blankets,
II $50 Uniform Goats.
400 Great Goats, mounted.
1880 pairs Stockings.
2,065 pAirs Trousers.
2,li1pAlfs Boots,
1884 pAirs Bootees.
4.66 Shelter Tents,
And other articles
Termsi Cash, payable In United States cur
reney.
AllprOpsrty purchased nupt DO removed within
i've dAy6
aoods viii pe sold in lots to spit purchasers.
hga.sdosuss NH ts iashiSh.d or .PRiiestion At
Kill Arsenal, or 1t the Auotion rooms OF N,
Thomas d Sons, 80 ard III South Fourth street.
bfEHARr VAN yLlET,
Deputy QuarteTmAster General and Breyet Major
General. U. 3. Army. oel2td
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VoTrso UNDER DIFFICULTIES. Phil
adelphia Frat wardsrs are likely to have q
wet time to-day. The telegraph states that
In consequence Of breaks In tho river banks
all of the First precinct Of the First ward
has been covered with water for the past
week, and voters will have to 20 to the polls
In boats. Tho house selected for the polling
place has several feet Of water on the first
floor, and the votes will be taken In the sec.
ond story. Cunning sklhs uro to be used
for the conveyance Of voters.
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ONE HUNDRED AND fIFTY canal boats that
had accumulated In the schuylkill below the
dam, al Philadelphia, were towed around TO
the Delaware for fcar they might be carried
BY the GOOD against the Market street bridge.
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UNITED sTSTEs PATENT OFFICE, q, ,soo
On the petition Of A, W, wAsIBURE. OF YaIoo
CITY, Mississippi, prayingio for The e5tension o.
1850, for an Improvement In Cotton Seed Planters
II Ia ordered that the testimony In the case be
closed on the 18th day VI February next, that the
time for 1ling arguments aud the Examiners re,
port be limited 10 the I'd day OF March next, and
March merit
Any person may oppose this extension,
SAMUEL 3, FISHER,
oetl.f3w Commissioner Of Patents.
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DY COOPER & LATIHER, Auc,rs,
ID (successors to J. @, Mcguire q Co. ,
sculhwest corner OF Pennsylvania avenue aud
Eleventh street ...F
PRRISRRsp SSHiassR YGRstftRE, MAR.
Hok f TaBE sDee 5TfkGs sETs S9nItY ft en-
ssShiSAy V MI :Ssssss. ~ ..,o s.s!sss.
O snd II streets, on account OF gentleman dsclin-
los housekeeping, An-'.si isnt assortment Of Fur
S2ssw9qs Case Plane PSrts. Stool. and Cover.
Walnut Marble Top Centre Table.
one Beautiful tnlaid Table,
sgu.ssis; ThIss;Ply snS tnUsin Carpets.
Walnut EIis sion fable and Cane Sect Chairs.
Walnut Hat Rack. Window Shades,
walnu. Marble Top Chamber suits.
Irou Bedstsad and Spring Mattress,
Wardrobss, Bedstsads, and Bureaus,
waahstands And Toilet Sets,
Hair and Husk Mattresses,
FEATHER Bolstsrs and Pillows,
RsfrIssrator, Radiator stove,
Complete Fuiniiurs for q Range,
Ki'ehea rsauiIiies, &e.
ALSO.
Atl2 o'clock, onsTwo:H oiss Family Csr!lage.
Terms cash. COOPER I LATlhER,
oeT2-td tstar.l Auctiozeers.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-10-12

MANaArusu IN ruu USE or OxroEs GAS.
The Commissioner Of the General Land
once bas recently received from the Oxygen
Gas Works Of New York specimens Of new
industrial product of nauxahese, which Is at
pre.en, used II ~ production Of oxygen
on large scale IN France and various parts
Of Europe, and >eins now Introduced into
the United st,tes WITH remarkable success.
The problem Of the cheap production OF
oxygen has long puzzled the most eminent
chemists, but now 1t may DO stated that II
has been solved 10 the most satisfactory
manner. Indeed. Il might be asserted that
a magazine of about 100000 billions Of
pounds OF oxygen has been opened In the
atmospheric air for use In the Industrial arts.
This interesting discovery Is duo to Mr..
Tessie du Mothay, OF Paris. Oxygen Is al
ready employed now In the manufacture Of
chemicals, in metallurgical operations, as
well as for the production Of the oxyhydro.
gen mination-" iumisrs oryhydrigut."
The process Is founded upon the fact that
mangonate Of soda gives of part Of oxygen
when steam 10 passed through 10, and at red
heat, and that II reabsorbs oxygen from the
air when air Is passed through the same
According to tho statements communi-
Gated to US BY tho chemist OF tho inventor,
100 pounds Of the crude product VIII yield
1,34S gallons OF oxygen gas
With regard 10 the oxhydrogen nlumina'
ton, experimental works have been erected
In Now York which cover an area OF 2o,ooo
square feet, and are capable OF producing
from $4,000 to $4,000 cubic feet oil oxygen
In the space twenty hours.
The light Itself Ii the mare, Dum'
mond," or calcium hsnt win 'ne ainor-
encc that cones Oh hircon, inSseAa VI nne VI
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TINTED STATES PATENT oyyIoE.

UNITED sTITSs r6TkSTo Hl 5sIns,, = IAN
,riI 10 bcais aoa 81 iEs eststs o. Randall Prsa.
late Of tho township % Asrple. Psnnsy wanna, de-
srsntsa 70 ths ssid RGndsi Pratt, and rsissnsd 10
,9uI dyisiSn,, apEbeIsd Ssspsstiysly &: follows;
Fsbrulry, iss5, and Number 2l66. on the sd day
q yiassrI. 1860. for an improvement in Horse
Itis ordarsd thst tho testimony 10 the ease be
closed IN The Sth day OF December -neEtt that the
time Tor hliag arg m0nts and the kxAmlner's re-
port be limited 20 ls 18th day Of Dscetabsr next,
aud thai said POSITION DO heard on the 20th day Of
tension, eIFVBL e, USHER,
oel2-Tusl ConlInissioner Of Patents,
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TINTED STATES PATENT oYYIcE.

TINTED STATES PATENT 0PPICE.
" wAsHINGroE, ID. q. Sept I, 1859.
On the petition q JAn5a CosnsAsh., Of New
granted TO him the ist day Of January, 1885, for
an Improvement In Method Of Operating and Lu-
IL Is ordered that the testimony In the case DO
closed on the 9Th day Of November next, that the
port be limited to the sth day Of Dseembsr next,
and that said petition be heard on the 18Th day ol
December next
Any person may oppose this Ok tension;
SAMUEL 8. FISHER,
septl9- MSw Commissioner Of Patents.
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Boarding,

A PEw BoARDBRs CAN BE- ACCoMMO.
"a dated yi,h Board a ss ID Lodsins. At 80 yer
300 D street. between Twelfth and Thli.esnth
streets. MRS. BORN.
oets.2'
EIRsT.CLAss TABLE BOARD CAN De HAD
street and Pennsylvania avenue. for $40 per
month. sap22.6m
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Pianos.
COURT,

OCTOBER l. 1850
IA III case q '1Ons Y. Cosusy, sdminis.
TtST . 81 sSsa h lie q
0Tphlas Court Of WAshiatt9n eop1ty htoresAhid'
Ise. for he anai settle and DISRUPTION Of the
personal estate Of said dseeased and 81 the asset;
turned into money when and where all the credit
ors and heirs ofsiid deceased are notified 70 attend
othsrviss By law be excluded from all benefit In
sd So,sds s's pIS,is'a s sSpy 81 ~
the NLrioSAL ksPuBLioAE preyio9s e "a ssid daJ'
Test A, WkbsThhi
oef .fhsws Register Of wills.
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RI5lIARD Y. HARVEY. AL0NZ0 A. MARI.
HARVEY g. N ARR,
UNDE R T A X E RS.
NO. sso p STREET,
Betwscn Ninth and T'enth,
de1l.f
Builders and Material
s. P. WRISLEY,

Successor to II. W, Hamilton 4 Co., No. AS Penn
sylvAniA Avenue,)
DEALER IN
SLATE 4 MARBLE MANTELS, BRACK.
ELS, BRACKET SHELVES, TABLE
AND BuREAu TOPS, hEARTHs.
40, &e., ko.,
NINTH STREET. CENTRE sfoRE,, ABOVE D,
The public are respectfully invited to call and
examine my assortment Of goods, which Ia more
varied than auy In this market. oe6 II
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the unitsriss church, by Rev. Ideorrs kiehsrdsos,
~ h..saehusetts, hAuaIos Psonir.. ecu /, and
Miss KATE CHossnAE, daughter Of J, n, Cross
man. ESQ. both Of this city. -
HoyynAS;.EIAg:.Js.s q ~. ~ Rev. .,
.1fsl "a s Z, Ho'1r Nv: "a 'sy. ssa
Young. la this sisy. On the ilth ias!saL 4 %
2 m. Mr,. susAs b. YorEo, reiiet Of he 1ats
IL. funeral win take place from her late resi-.
dencs s'e Tenth street, Wednesday. 18Th instant,
ats 80 .. m.
sT0CKroN,-oa the lith Instsnt- Mr.. Lrcr
sIooKfos, widow Of the late Thomas W. Stockton,
invited to attend. H' u IT
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TOR MOUNT VERNON.
Tho steamer Arrow. Capt. Thomas 80
staetpole, Leaves her wharf. foot Of
yiss,trsyL ,s sss, ssesgs , M
SS:. JANIS SYKES, S,.a s- a.,
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Wants.

TAKEN AS ABANDONED w METROPOLITAN
Mhlls face aud three white feet, abandoned By
Wills Csmpbsll, teolorsd. , which. II not claimed
at this once, No. Lou venue prior thereto,
will be sold the cash bidder Al 10 o'clock
N, THURSDAY, the flat Inst, at the BaraAr Of
By order, GEO. Il, HRRRICR,
oet-St Property Clerk.
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s- FINE OLD RYE WHISKY, 81
kS0 per bottle HATTAN's, DIugsist. ~ 4 D.

s~ r II E II K A L N q o o l. Z.
" Essay. for young men who have fallen
into vicious kabts. and now desire . higher life
and . better manhood. with certain means Of relief
for the anietsd. Sent In sealed letter enyelopss.
free Of charge Address, HOWARD AssoGIA.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1869-04-29

CENSORSHIP OF THE Press. is a
we'll known fact that in France, and in
some other countries. censorship is ex-
ercised over the Press which virtually
prevents the utteranee of anything dis
tasteful to the powers that be. In this
country, however, it has generally beer
supposed, the press is free to say any
thing that is not maliciously libeIous. The
publishers of this paper have worked
under this supposition, and published
articles which have proved distasteful to
certain men in the country who have
made themselves notorious by their evil
deeds. One in particular, who lives in
the country and holds petty little post
office, has been very plainly spoken of in
the TRIBUNB. and as might be expected
tae does not feel very sweet towards US.
However, We did not expect he would
undertake to suppress our sheet, which,
1--WE are correctly informed, he has been
dong tor some weeks past. We refer to
the Postmaster at Paquette P. O., Bryan
LorigaE. One lady informs us she has
not had her paper for three weeks, and
some Others complain in the same man
ner. Bryan, your days as POSTMASTER
are numbered!
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1869-04-29

INTERVAL REVENGE Assistant
Assessor informs us that the first of May
IS the beginning of the license year.
Upon that day all the various occupations
that are subject to Especial tax" are
taxed for the coming twelve months and
the payment should be made upon the
making of the application, and not at
the end of the succeeding month, as in
case of other taxes The tax is impos-
ed upon the commencement of the occu-
patton subject thereto, and every one
engaging in such occupation is liable to
fine, &c, if he fail to pay the tax at the
time he enters upon his business, work,
or profession.
All grocers are obliged to renew their
bonds on the first day of May of each
year