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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-22
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until April lst. Inst. The court reserves - r9ht
for the Interest of tie ccart
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Ha1 otavfd ees-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-22

EUROPEAN NEWS BY CABLE-The debste on
Mr.. q GlaostoLes bill tor the disc stablis hment
of the Irish Church was continued In the
British House of Commons on Friday evening.
The feature OF the debate was a long and able
speech from Mr.. John Briehs in support OF the
measure. He declared that the Established
Church in IrelaLd was a badge OF conquest"
W hich ought to be abolished, and that the bill
was acceptable 70 the mass of the people. both
Cath ooic and Protestant in ireland, and was
almost universally opposed In England.
The French Official budget declares the as
pect Of affairs in Europe to be eminently
pee ceful," nevertheless Marshal U Neil is urg.
ing the Corps de Legislatin to complete the re-
organization Of the army, SO that Fran ce may
be prepared TO revenge any insalt that may be
offered to her. A despatch from Alex xandria,
Egypt, announces that the waters of the Medi.
terTanean have been successfully admitted
into the Bitter Lakes through the Suez Caral
The question concerning the property Of the
clergy In Italy has been definitely settled.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-22
Baittnsrs msrxe,s, re-a.v.

BALTIMORE, March 22..Ootton quiet ana
steady. Flour active, prices unchaneed
Wheal dull sales OF prime Maryland red AZ %
TO S2.l0. Corn dull, white 10 -; yellow. 50
toel. Oats dull, IS TO ~ Rye dull l&0 20 l4s.
fork quiet at $3.50 to s33. Bacon arm: RIBS Il;
clear do, le, shoulders, rs: hams, 2Oa2I; Lard
quiet al 70 cents. Whisky dull al 9ia95.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-22

THE SENATE on Saturday confirmed the fol.
lowing nominations :-Wm. A. Richardson, to
- Assistant Secretary of the Treasury; Joseph
R. Smith, to be Assessor of Internal Revenue
for the twenty first district OF Pennsylvania;
T.. &. Clark, 10 he Collector of Customs for the
district of Oswego. n. Y; Israel Washburn,
Jr., 10 be Collector of Customs for the districts
of Portland and Falmouth, Ne.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-22
Wall Street To-day.

NEW YORK, Mari 22-Stock market i.
weak, active and teited. Money Is offered
freely al per cent. Exchange, sk- Gold, 81 \.
5-S's, 1877, coupon, Is :; North Carolina sIxes,
o2; new, s. I. Virginia SKIES, ex-coupop. sc I:
new, 60. Tennessee skies, ex-coupon, 65k
asked; new, Ga asked.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-22

WEARE AUTHORIZED to safe that there is no
foundation for the rumor that Mayor Bowen
Will tender to the City Councils this evening
hIs resignation of the Mayoralty of Washington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-22

e0Brghsn Young is trying co-operatioa.
Springfield is getting mp q one-whesied
velccipede, twelve feet high.
~A young lady in Outgamie County, Wis.
consin, was charged with s.putfiug on atrs''
because she refused TO 60 70 ban barefooted.
ga North Polar expedition. under charge
OF Dr. Isasc 1. Hayes, ls about 70 - oreanised,
under the auspices Of Tie American GeoGrapA-
cal and Statistical Society.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-22
0svernneus securttiss .

WASHINGTON, March ~. iS6s.-Jay Cooke q
Go. furnish the following auotausns OF Gov
eminent securities:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-22

New York Grain Market Ts.day.
NEW YORK, March 22.-FIour dull; shade
lower. Wheat is duh and declining. C1rn
quiet and unchanged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-22

HORRIBLE PUNISHMENT OF MuRDRRRR.-
A Chinese laborer not long ago murdered q
whole family Of seven persons in Peru. He
was arrested, and while the parties who had
made the arrest were taking him to the judici ial
the inhabitants Of the town Of 9uadalupe.
They took him to the public square Of their
town, covered his body with kerosene oil, and
then burned him alive in dre which had been
prepared for the purpose.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-22

PORT JBRvIs, N. Y. March 22.-The cur
rying shop of Swazey, Cooper CO, at Spar
row Bush, was burned this morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-22

OUTRAGE NEAR CHANBKRsBuRG PA-Ex.
CITkMkET AND ATTEMPTED LYNCHrNG -On
Thursday afternoon last girl % years old
and two young ladies, all white, and the
daughters OF farmers living within two u.les
OF fChamoersburg Pa. were rayished by a negro.
on Friday negro 10 years old named Norris,
a native of Chambersburg, was arre,ted ana a.
now IN jail rs the perpetrator OF those outrage
There seems but little doabt OF his being the
euilfy party The excitement In the commu
nifty is intense. On Friday night an Effort Was
made 10 take Norris from the Jail with the in
tention OF hanging him. Not Len thaa esept
hundred people gathered about the Ou,ndtne
speeches and duced the mob 10 disnerse
The prison has since been guarded by . Dosse
eomsfotHs summoned by the sheri6 The voane
ladies outraged are daughters OF three Of our
most resDoctahle farmavs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-22

HON. JOHN CoNNEss, ex.United States Sem
ator from California, was married on Tuesday
to a daughter OF the Hon. Wendell T. DAVIS, Of
CT; enfield, Mss.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-22

A DISPATCH received at the Navy Depart
ment to-day from Bear Admiral Radford, of
the European Squadron, dated Lisbon, Por-
tuRal, March Sd, ls69, reports the arrival at the
station on the 18th ult of the steamer Franklin,
seventeen days from New York.
All the vessels OF the squadron were at
anchor in the harbor Of Lisbon at that date, the
Ticonderoga, bearing the broad pend Ant OF
Commodore Pennock, having arrived q few
hours before the Franklin.
The TtcoEderoga and Farlie will sail for the
United states as soon as certain repairs nec-s-
sary 10 the voyag are completed, in obedience
10 orders from the Navv Department.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-22
Go" she eommaI ded. Think only of your

Go" she eommaL ded. Think only of your
family. a6d ~ gOnei
StiIl Thompson b STATED, sweeping the hori-
zoh wuh eaR-r Rlances, To assure himself that
no immediate danger threatened. change
cam- over bis fac rs he looked and h. uttered
" lid cry, catching up the glass Mr.. Dan had
let fail, anu looking through it,
The sIght he beheld conyulsed him with
terror.
N0tamiIe awly, TO the west he saw comm 2
over a ridge in the plain, and approaching rap
They're comiDg-a band of red skIns-di-
rrc,ly towards ust' he gasped. I'm lost, Fly,
Miriam, " bile you have the tims!'
The maiden took the glass and gazed through
n an instant at the approaching foe. strange
light appeared In her eyes-a light Possessed
only by those upon whom God has bestowed u
of a heIOism which death itself cannot master
Sure enough" she murmured. "They are
coming, The leader Is Red Knife. Go, ne gh =
Dor Ibompson-on the Instant
We can ride together CRED Thompson.
NO, The horse is tired. We have been TO
Willow Island. We should be overtaken before
We had gone two milest'
Then We'll die together
"No, MOI You must mountr
With grasp so sudden and firm that il star
tied him, the maiden pushed him towards the
horse, and In another instant he found himself.
saddle.
AWAY. Selimr' cried Miriam to her stsed.
with an imperative gesture. away"
The horse broke furiously over the plain,
giving Thomp son only time enough TO flash a
look Of gratitude towards the maiden, as be
dashed away to the northeast, towards his
menaced home.
A moment later, Mr.. Dane locked over his
ehouIder-took in al a glance the fliuation OF
affairs, recC gniZing the peril as well as the
heroism OF his child-bowed his head solemn ly,
ss one submits TO the inevitable, in approbi. (.
ton Of her conduct, and then he swept on to
the rescue Of his wife, his soul torn by such
emotions as are seldom brought to battle to-
gether.
And Miriam, throwing herself fiat upon the
ground, remained alone upon the plain, in
the very path of a score OF mounted Indians,
who were galloping towards her with the
swift tness of the wind!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-22

PROMOTIONS In THE TRRAsURY.-The fol.
lowing promotions have recently been made in
the Treasury Department:
Internal Revenue.-J. j. Bertholf w. w,
Dean and Ed ward Tom kins from third 10 fourth
class. h. .. Gray, J. +. Joseph, 7. j. q lrdner,
a. NJ. kanouse, J. B. Stevens and Warren
Brown form second to third class. ]. .. Mar.
ole. J. b. T. Upper, +. w. w. Letowmaa, T..
W. Simpson, Jones Dubois, +. s. Holmes and
Joseph Edwards from first to second class. W.
H. Baker ana Chas. Brown from messen gers 10
nrst class. Second Comptroller's Ofice.-J.
W. Dickson from second TO third class. II. d.
Seymour from first TO second class. Third Au-
ditor's Ofice.-HOrace rhurston from first to
second class.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-22

WILLIAM REARDoN AND LOGAN TAYLOR
Of the Ordnance Department, and stationed at
the Washington Arsenal, have been discharged
from the service by order of the 5 cretary Of
War.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-22

POSTMASTER GBNBRAL CRRss left this
city for his home in Maryland on Saturday.
and will not return till tomorrow. During hIs
absence General Skinner, First Assistant Post.
master General. will discharge the duties OF
the head Of the Department
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-22

MIR. FRssENDEN, from the Committee on
Appropriations, this morning reported back to
the Senate the joint resolution authorizing the
Secretary of the Interior to rent the fire. proof
building on the corner of 9Th and q streets in
this city, fsr one year, at a sum not exceeding
ten thousand dollars per annum, with the
privilege of continuing said lease five years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-22

CLAIMS FOR DAMAGES INCURRED DURING
THE WAR-The Board convened By Special
Orders, No. 1i3, issued from the AdJutant
Generals office June I6, 1863, and consisting OF
Brevet Major General J. A. Hardle, Brevet
Lieutenant Colonel DeWitl Clinton, and Bre.
vet Lieutenant George Gibson, have been in
session at the War department about eight
months. The Board was con vened for the pur.
pose Of examining into all cases where appli.
cation is to be made to the War Department for
damages to property, and losses sustained
during the war, to examine into the merits OF
the same and TO report the result Of the inves.
tigation to the Secretary Of War for his action.
The applications for indemnity which have
come before the Board are very numerous,
about two-thirds of them being from parties in
the southern States; bat the consideration OF
tfe,e is shut out BY the act Of Congress Of July
4th. Is6i, in regard 70 States then in rebellion.
great mary Of the CLAIMS have been examined
ard acted upon, and almost every day adds 70
the number now or fle fos consideration by
the Board.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-05-13
9n >&r BE- liorn3~
@raablune ppn G*ieori6 Trieert@,
(Bor!RBung.)

Die 0r6Be Sbre6 6ube6 ftimmt &C.
nou nit Der Spur pel6e ficb in bem
@9utte in BET Rstnsie 9efunpen bat,"
SD 9laube, e6 aiebt iebr piele Tiiee
in Berlin. >peld)e 9enau ptelelbe @r6be
baben ,pie bic meirtsen"> bemerfte0uoln
nit rubisem 2ddeln+
,G6 1T 3iemlt6 unsweifelbaft erptelen,
pab bic Diebe ibren Be9 pur& oa65au6
aenummen baben> in mel6emSbr Greunc
Meier mpbnt"> fubr per nnteriu@un9@z
ri@ter fort.
vDaS 1T mbslt6", lpra@ @uctn.
uSb peru1as tnpeb ntbt ein3uieben> wel<
der @prrurf parau6 fir mi9 ab9elettet
weroen iou. SD bin ,peper Der @irtb
jene6 5auie6> nod nit BET 8ewa9un9
pe0elben beauftra9t."
v@ie baben Sbren Treunb Meier an
bem Sage Yor Dem Diebfable belu9t?"
SD babe Jpn oft belu9t, 1peil er mein
syreuno par. 81 eS au9 an jenemGage
9el9eben it, ,pete ib nidt mebr Ga t@
lneine 8elu9e nt9t nptire> inpeB 9ebe t9
rie M69ltbfeit ;u."
u@inp @ie oft III per&eitauratisn pon
piper perfebrt?"
u3iemli6 bduf9."
v@te pubten> rab rerlelbe ni9t i'm be-
fen Rufe febt2'
SD babe ME et>pa5 poriiber 9ebSrt." "
/ uSie baben fb7 auf pa6 3eu9nib piz
pers berufsn. oab Sie NIT Sbren Treun~
ben an pemMbeno unb wdbrenp beryfa@t,
in >pel6er Der Dieb( (tabl auSgeflbrt it,
bel ibm 9etpsien ieten. DerNu6iase ete<
ie6 Manne6 1T nur Elm iebr 5wetfelbafter
Wertb bei;umenen." G.:~s r.~ MAS ..~
vDennp6 mub i6 pabet bleiben, mid
auf Jpn 81 berufen. 6dtte i9 abnen fDn@
men, pa6 u1id pieler @erba9t trefen
waroe, 70 tpiirbe itD mid an eine11 onre>
ren Srt be9eben baben no i9 flnfsis
Ypufaneis sloubpirotee3 3euaen fit mid
9ebabt b6tte." r:> s.>"~> @0%.5+a" : - -
@n8ei Sbrem Treunpe -@6mDller, NIT
bem Sie in jener gfa9t sulommen eetpe<
ien> ftnb 3tpet 9oloene Ninse aefunpen,
tpel9e lnipeifelbaft ppu cen1 Diebfable
berrdbren. 8ie 1T bieler in ben BeiB
berielben gelanet? Ct 1elbf permas fi6
lnt4t senii9enp paraber ausSuweilen." "
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-05-13
SSsAsa0snsSs 563.

belt NIT perlelbett nidt aufnebn1en> alei1t
ibr Muae blidte 70 milo unb pffen. e8 lag
auf ibrem @eldt nod ber ppue> un9e@
trUbte Saudi per unldulp. Sie batte
nod feline Nbnuna pab isin 5erS ether
Mnberen 9ebSrt Bate uno cp9 batte ct
ibre 5ano erfa0en unb lte nmTer3eibnng
bitten mDgen,
v2aB uns aQein, &inc", pra4 Der
Sbert. SD babe nit 5u9p np6Mebz
rere5 gu befpreden-i@ buff >pir rperoen
ibn jebt Bitter {eben-er >pirp fi6 AUDI an
bic btefoe 2uft eepSbnen.
Gr fiiBte Meta auf bic Sttrn uno bieie
perlieb bos 3in,mer.
9fo9 einmal telpra6 eer Sberlt NIT
6u9o rte 9anse Mn9ele9enbeit uno nerz
Ipra6 ibn1 enblih, 1etnem0ater Yprldufs
ni9tS pappn III 19reiben.
SD neDne oa1nit cine Gerantwprtuns
auf MIDI BET i'd germ aussemt@en wdre">
1pra6 er> vuno i6 lebe in Der Shat nod
| ni6t Elm, rpie Die @o9e nit oen9Se@ieln
tperren fol- unD mpber Du poS @elo
nebmeu >pirn lie eiu3ulB1en. Stun piel>
letht 1T Don oem @eloe mod ftpo@ 3'1
retten, ba Der 8etrii9er yerbaftet IT,
6dttelt Du auf meine @arnunsen 9ebBrt,
10 muroe Dir pie8 Mue6 erlpart ein~ :
Sebt mtrit Du brfentli6 9enug @rfab<
runsen bier 9ema9t bohen>. nm purf1@<
tiger gu 1etr."
!6u9o peripra9, f6 suiammensuneb<
men; er tpar 70 ntebereecriidt, pab er 9e>
lobt buben tpiirpe, oas 3tmmer nibt tpie.*
gu perla0en, ip lan9e er III Der &efben3
reile.
Die5au6iu9uneen BEL @uoin, Meier>
S6mDQer uno Tepoora batten einen >pett
serin9eren Grfols 9ebabt, alS TreY erz
partet, Sour bel S9m1ller pnrpen 3tpet
oolcene Ntn9e atfunoth pe|9e pqn eenej
Dtebfoble berrilbrten uno iber beren 81
laneun9 CT ii@ nidt 9ena9enb auSpetlen
fcnn!e. Omar >paren ale Disr perbaftet
eS war tnceG niGt su erparten> rab ie
oas SerbreAen etn9e eteben pper f1 aud
nur oerratben tpiirDen.
Son Nlen trug Wuotn bic 0r5bte TN
befanaenbeit CUR Sdau. Gr antnprtete
auf Die Tra9en ce5 neutrality-suspicious.
cretlt uno beltimmt neil er bic feitel1eber=
;eugun9 Bate pab ibm ni6t6 na90ewtez
fen wereen fSnne. gr fonnte ia burA
piper lsin MIibi fir jene No6t rartbun+
llnbesreiRid mar 60 ibm freili9, &pie
bic polisei auf feline 9pur 9elanst mar
oenn rab au6 Teccora nerbaftet mar,
muBte er ntbt. Nls CT rieS aus ben
Tra9cn res Neutrality-suspicious. erfutr
ituste er> bcia6 ineeb III YtelSelbit itbeberr*
l6unG um ;u Serratben, mas til ibm ppr<
9ina.
&l5 cerllnterludunssridter Jpn fra9te,
pb bic in rerlelben ga6t serbaftete Seq
rpra Ser9er feline @eliebte lei> audte er
ld6eno NIT ben S9ultern.
SD meib nidt mas sic unter bem
Worte Gellette Yeritehen", eut9e9nete
er. >Gie 1T Elm hiib@6es Mloden, td
babe ibr Zen 5of aemadt-tueiter babe
t9 nit ibr nibt6 ;u i9affen 9ebabt."
uSie baben nibt bic @bfGt eebnbt 1ie
;u beiratben 2"
uNie" entoe9nete 0uoir.
uSte bat Sbnen an jenem Nbenbe, an
>peldem her Diebltabl 9eldab, einenBrief
8eianpt."
uSlb bate feinen erbalten."
~Sie apubten oher paB Der Bu6bal=
ter 5eumutb an jenem Nbenee BET tbr
war?"
SD bin ME in Dem @rape t3r Ser
trauter 9stpe1en, ooB lte mir er5ablt battc,
wer iie beIu9te."
| (Gcrtiebune auf ber 2. @eite.)
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-05-13
De[letrIsttsc.)es

-~@-~>-.'~ y ~ w. oN~>-~>|~
SRsrmafer.
@ie flineen bur9 milee Nabt
Die mar9enbaftsn Silersleden-
Das ereile Mitter&en erwa&t
Das eingenidt ant fpaten Rcdsn.
@ie laulat emptr-ber Glodenflan8
@@eint naber ibrem Obr gu fommen-
ga 1eufat Ie leile, ieufBt 1e bang
llnb ibre Bru(t l9lGst ttsf betlpmmen.
@ie it allein> 10 gang auein!
gDas fe eslisbt fab Ne tefatten,
@ab ppr F9 in bem &obteni&rein
@elawiRer, Gltern une ben @atten.
Son ibren ainbsrn fanf babin
Sn's frubs Grab eins na@ benz anbsrn-
8erein(amt mub bic Dulberit
Den Reif ber 9ebensseit bur@wanoern.
Die @rtiEn ieufst unb 1&iebt beiieit
Das @pinnsap, bas serfummt i4un tause
Gin irb'ner Rrug itt5t ibr bereit,
Gin @tab 3ur @tIse bel BEN Ganse.
Das 3ei9en leet Ge forsli4 ein
Mm reaten Ort in 'ber peifile,
Ma9t up9 beg 2awp@ens Glamme Helm
uub eebt, ba6 ibren &rue iie faQe.
Or nabe Bad, sa benz fle tsanft
@ebt bpd, befreit sun1 eii'Sen &leibe-
M1it Glbergrauen '3db@en i@wantt
Som Dinbe lanft bewest bic @eibe.
,Was ppdf bu, altes 9era 70 laut?
Blieb bir nod Sen3 unb Sueenb eigen*
@ti niQ-Rta> bis ber Morsen sraut!
gBer O0erpai1er bolt, mub f9wetsen." }"
,,Das tpar aud eine }ul&e Na@t,
Mls mid suerit ietn @rm umfansen.
Die iunse @eibe raui@te ia@t-
Stun 1T Der Graum 1&on lausit persanaea*
@tumm pie bic Na@t itumm 1ei berSamer;
Gum Bcde tpia i'd nieoeraeisen-
e tumm tpie bas Grab, fumm lei ba5 psr5
@er Oferwa(sr bolt, mub i9weisen"
Sm 5tubgsn slimmt bes Sels beraubt
Die 2ampe unb serlGl&t am Morsen-
Der pfubl 1T leer, brin ionlt ibr 5aupt
Die romme Gsinnerin sebprsen.
Mm 8a1esufer parb lie toot
Sci benz sefIQtea &rus eefunoen-
Sir INNER 19me:een 5er3 unb Nctb:
DaS Sferpal1er ldBt se1unben.
Gbuarb Rauffer
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-05-13
3e,13tu6 n. Sande,

Gambler in piauos. Mufitaliften Snfi .uue,.>
ten, Npten uus S4retbmatertalten. g. s
# g dQetutse asenteu fir Bic tcratmteu % ebet
Vtanes". ensf6Hetltd serianft IN ben Atasenten
In 9ew. Sort Gitp.
~ uaterrdt asf tesemS mSaersmeatt ptr, ert9etlt 4.
1tanss Derbeu 8eanmt 1nter
Der 0ebienrne.
: asastE. Sad Ste e.rs6e, as,e ses s,f Office. Ct
ranl, RtnH. lI2
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CITY HOTEL.
9teue$ beufi6e8 @afabau8,

ede ber 2. II. glun, @traBe sund9f benz Giien-
babnsDeppt
afantato, Winnefpta.
DeeS er6nee 6ptel 1T auf bas fene unb tequemae
etnaeret uup bietet Zen eilsnben ae wn nsrerbe t.
anemlidfeit.
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Sunday 8 to p m
home BY addressing DR.. Teller. enclosing = re-
Eittance. Medicine securely packed nom obser-
Vation, sent TO any paEt OF the world. All cases
or boys employed. NOtee this; address all let
ters to ]. TELLER, n. D.,
1y65.s Beaver ct Albany, N. Y
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-10-27

Farmers Look TO It-YOu arc
mot Allowed 10 Sell your Butt
ter and Eggs without Govern
ment License. -'l sftt
The Springfield Advertiser, a Rad
ical sheet, In speaking of 8 decision
Of the Revenue Office, says:
"A man may be liable as q produce
broker, even though he makes no
sales at all but makes purehaces. It
will be noticed that produce brokers
are not among those whose liability
to special tax depends upon whether
their annual business exceeds 81 900
or not. A person who sells fruits and
vegetables from q store or stand is IL
able as q produce broker, even though
his unnual sales OF all other merchan-
disc do not exceed 81 900, and with
out regard to whether the fruits and
vegetables are Of his own raising or
not, unless he has paid special tax as
q dealer.
Al. formers and market tconaesl, tuho
bring produce TO ear markets, holCereT
Snldt The quantities, must nOlO see 10 Il
that they hare the propcr licenses. 9TH
eytCiSe they t0iH Be denlt with as UiofG-
ters Of the revenue LGtc. This decision
will cause much grumbling through
out the entire country.
This country, under Radical rule,
Is coming to pretty pass, when the
farmer who brings the products of
his farm to market-or his good wife,
"who comes to market, her eggs to
SELL" must first get a permit from
the United States Revenue Omcer,
and pay license therefor, while
millions upon millions Of bonds, be-
longing TO the rich, and to the rich
alone, pay no taxes. !.
Look to it, farmers, who bring a
few bushels OF potatoes, or 9 few
pounds butter to market, that there
Is not q Government spy lurking
around, to pounce upon you, and get
the price OF his scoundrelism, either
in .'hush money" or out Of the fine
which is inflicted upon you, for not
taking out license from Gen Grants
officials, to sell the products your own
labor has produced. o, Statesman.