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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-10-08

RUNAWAY NARROW ESCAPE
DR.. Thomas was out riding yesterday
morning with his wife and little boy,
and when near the Franklin Street
bridge, his horse got frightened, and
started to run away. His wife was
thrown from the buggy. but fortu-
nately received no serious injury. His
little boy was ais, thr -wn out and got
one leg caught in a wheel. but just at
this time the horse was stopped by
some persons who saw the accident,
and the lad also escaped without seri-
Gus injury. The escape was a narrow
one. indeed.
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TIE DIFFERENCE.-A young man
in Cincinnati, the other day, kissed a
young girl who didn't like it, and 1t
cost him twenty dollars. We know
any number 10 this city thas have
kissed young ladies that did like 1t,
and they won't get done paying for
years to come.
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Pic sIC-The members ofSt. Paul's
Mission Sunday School will hold a
picnic at Coal Mine Hill, on next
Saturday, Oct 9Th. The party viii
leave tie foot Of Fulton Avenue at 8
o'clock A. ~ It IS hoped that the
weather will be pleasant, so that the
little ones will have an opportunity to
enjoy themselves.
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!, 0GAE. NOTICES

B~ Hiram Nelson will sell, to-
morrow morning at 8 o'clock at his
Auction Room, on Locust Street, a
Pigeon-hole Table, good Brussels
Carpet, and other good Household
Furniture. oct8 1t
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WARRICK. FAIR. The Warrick
County Fair commences on Tuesday.
18th, and will continue during the
week. Among the prominent attrac-
tions advertised are a balloon ascen-
sion and velocipede riding, by Miss
Lottie St. Clair. We also learn that
the planters will make strong compe
tition for tho prize offered by Martin,
Gardner & Co., of this city, for the
two best specimens Of tobacco.
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GREAT SALE OFLOTS
At THE
LONGW ORTIZ TRACT
AT AUCTION,
On aI,e 10Th Day OF October,
A Rare Chance to Secure Zeal Estate.

On the 10Th day of October, 1869,
there will be offered for sale at the
Longworth Tract, about forty acres
or sixteen Blocks of Real Estate.
diUided off into suitable building Lots.
This will be a rare opportunity to
secure desirable real estate. The
terms will be made known on the day
of sale. Sale to take place at the
grounds. WILLIAM CAPELLE,
oct5 I'd Agent.
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R5@ Fish & Barter have fine
assortment Of Ladies' initiated Note
Papers and Envelopes to match.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-10-08

INSTALLED. = The newly elected
officers Of Morning Star Lodge No. 2,
/. o. o. f., were installed last night.
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FEsTIVAL.-The preparations for
the festival for the benefit of the Sab
hath School Of the Church of the
Holy Innocents are progressing ia
vorably, and great interest is being
manifested in regard to the final sue
cess Of the affair. twill take place
the latter part Of this month, and We
are assured it will be an event that
will be hailed with great pleasure.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-10-08

CHANCE FOR HUNTERs.-The Col
conda Herald says that a real, genu-
inc live bear has been wandering.
about the woods Of Pope County, and
has been frequently seen of late
Can't some of the hunter chaps of
this city 90 down there aud take that
bear in? Wen help them eat it if
they DO. Amt that encouragement
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-10-08

CRoUr.-The sour crout season has
arrived, and the demand for cabbages
is quite heavy, with fair supply.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-10-08

MATINEE.-There will be a grand
matinee az the Opera House to-mor-
row afternoon, for the accommodation
Of families. a good bill will be Sc
lectCd.
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A DISTINGUISHED Methodist Minister
and prominent Temperance Lecturer once
remarked that go where he would, from
one end of the country to the other, he
hardly ever failed to find PLANTATION
BITTERs; and while he condemned the
practice OF using these Bitters too freely,
he could not conscientiously say that he
would discard them from the sideboard,
for he mad himself experienced bene-
ficiaI results from their use: and that,
from long and close observation, he was
convinced that when used moderately,
and as a medicine exclusively, they were
ali that was recommended. At the same
time he warned his hearers not to pull the
cork too often, for they were far too pleas
ant tonic to trihe with.
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CoMINa.-The Worrell Sisters are
to be here next week. for two nights
only. They are said to be first class
artistes.
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Rgg- The Card Photographs made
by w. 7. Worthington & Co, can't
be beat this side of New York. Come,
see for yourself, corner Main and
Second Streets. sep28-lm
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CRIMINAL COURT-W. Van Baker,
coal black negro, and Josephine
Todd, white woman, were arralRhsa
on the charge of adultery. Their trial
was set for next Tuesday.
The trial of VIM. Il. Fisher,
Auaustus TiDch and Geo. Manseli
IVES set for Saturday Oct. 10Th.
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E@100 Broehe and Paisley shawls,
Irish poplins and fine dress goods very
cheap. at
SCHAPKER, BUSTING & Co.
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CITY NE w s. .

SH- Blank Books for sale at this
Office.
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E@ T. G. Bridwell & Co, corner
of Main and Third Streets, have a
full stock of Drugs. Chemicals, Pat
ent Medicines, American and import
ed Perfumery, Toilet Soaps, Brushes,
&c. Prescriptions carefully com
pounded. Fresh Blue Lick, Con-E
gress and Rockbridge Alum Waters.
ie17-tf
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SUGAR CANE.-The Rockport Jour
nal learns that Ia many instances in
Spencer County the sugar cane crop
is almost a failure. From this We
would infer that the supply Of sor-
ghum in that locality will be short.
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RELIGIOUS. - Shawngctown has
lately been considerably excited over
religious matters. Street preaching
and evening meetings we're ali the
CO." and great religious interest pre-
vailed. Egypt is waking up.
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From the Insurance Chronicle (Cinctnnati)
for August.

THE National Life Insurance Com
pany, of the United States of North
America, completed the record of its
first fiscal year on the 1st inst, and it
IS brilliant one. That its success is
without a parallel in the history of
life insurance, is atIested by the fact
that within twelve months, it estab-
lished its agencies, published and dis
tributed its literature, made itself
widely known throughout the coun-
try by a judicious system Of adver-
Using, and issued Z, 070 policies. yield
ing IN premium receipts SOL ,582 AZ,
and representing Insurance to the
amount Of $4,000, 400. These are big
figures, and they exhibit a business
nearly double that ever done by any
other company in the world in cor
responding period of its existence.
Low cash rates, ample security, a
plain business contract of so much
insurance for 50 much money, (avoid-
ing all the complications and uncer-
tainties of notes and dividends,) off
GERS and directors whose names are
synonyms for honor and ability
throughout the land, active and intel
hgent agents Of unquestionable char
acter and standing In their respective
localities-these are the factors that
have worked out the signal achieve
ments OF this Company, which de-
serves its success, and the confidence
of the insuripg public.
DR.. Walter Failing, of this city, is
Agent of the National. for a District
consisting Of the counties of Wander
burgh, Warrick, Spencer, Dubois and
Pike. oct8-1t
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SENT TO JAIL.-John Oliver, the
negro who was arrested on the charge
of stealing a coat from Hamburger,
was sent to Jail yesterday. He con-
fessed that he stole the coat, and said
it was his first offense. He said he
was passing Hamburger's and saw the
coat hanging out on a peg, when it
suddenly occurred to him that Win
ter was coming on, and that he had
no coat, and needed one very badly.
He, therefore, gobbled the body
cover" and will have to 60 TO Jeffer-
sonville for his indiscretion.
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Ffg1suED-The work Of cleaning
ont the Division Street sewer was com
Melted yesterday By II. Bassett and
lis squad. In the length of two
squares, from Sixth TO Eighth, 80
cart loads Of dirt were taken out of
the sewer Ut a cost Of $221. Mr.. Bas-
sett viii devote his attention to Syca-
more Street Sewer next.
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satisfied that a general good time may
ha expected, and we have no doubt
that if the weather is good, large
crowd will go up from this city.
THE STREET RAILROAD MEETING.
Pursuant to previous notice a meet
ing Of the stockholders of the Evans
Vile Street Railway Company was
held at the Office of the President,
John ]. Chandler, Esq, on yesterday
afternoon. On}y small number of
the stockholders were in attendance,
and after a general interchange of
views, it was resolved that $4,000 be
raised for tho purpose of making the
necessary extension, either by sub
scription or sale of additional stock,
and that the stockholders have an
opportunity until Wednesday next,
to take their pro rata Of stock at par,
and falling to do 20, that an adjourned
meeting Of the stockholders be held
on said day at 3 o'clock P. NJ, for the
purpose of dividing said stock among
such stockholders as shall apply for
the same. at figure less than par, to
be decided on at said meeting.
The question as to which route
shall be selected, was not acted on
So far as we can understand the mat
ter, majority of the Directors seen
to favor running the road up Second
Street, but would, Notwithstanding
be willing to vote for It's extension
out Eighth Street, if a sufficient sun
is subscribed by the property holder
on that route, who would be vastl.
benefited by the railroad being ex
tended to that part of the city. w
presume that the matter will be def
nitely settled before long. We state
in a previous issue that the compan
were required by their charter to bull
another mile by the first Of Januar
next, but we are informed that tn
company are required to construC
only three. quarters of mile, althoug
it is more than likely that more tina
| a mile will be laid down.
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IA Prang's Cromos, equal to the
finest Oil Paintings. from 81 so to
$25 90. Call and examine them at
f. q BIS. oc1tf
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BGF Decalcomania, or Pictures for
transferring, with varnish for fixing at
Fish q Ba.ter's. ocltf
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BD Torn money taken at par for
goods at Schapker, Bussing & Co.
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TEMPERANCE JUBILEE.-The mem
bers of the temperance order in this
city and Fort Branch propose to have
a grand Temperance Jubilee at Fort
Branch on Saturday week, October
16th. Full preparations for good
time will be made, and an excursion
train will probably be run from this
city. There will be several addresses
By good speakers, and also good music,
both vocal i'd instrumental. We are
requested by those having the matter
In charge to extend q cordial invita-
ton to the public and Sabbath School
children, and to all the friends Of
Temperance. and all are requested to
take baskets filed with provisions for
the sinner man" or anybody else.
The following committees have been
appointed:
Committee on Arrangements and
Invitation-H. G. West, A. J. Jones,
DIR. John L. Dow, w. II. Warren,
Henry blessing, DR.. Floyd Sdnson.
Committee on Programme--Dr.
Floyd Stinson. A. j. Lowder, Reu-
ben Hart and A. J. Gillette.
Committee on Speaking--A. J.
Lowder and DR.. f. Slinson.
Committee on Music-Samuel N.
Curnick, Reuben Hart and A. j.
LoWder.
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HENDERSON FAIR.-We learn that
great preparations arc being made for
the approaching Fair at Henderson,
which will begin on next Tuesday
week, October 10Th. On the third
day, among the extra attractions Of
fered, will be balloon ascension and
velocipede riding by young ladies.
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0Enficn.O

Charges and collections due ship
pers from steamers Quickstep, Um-
pire, Phantom, and Norman, will be
paid at the wharfboat of VIM. G..
Brown & Co., from 9 o'clock, A. NJ, to
three o'clock, P NJ, Saturday, October
9th, 1869. W. B. PENNINGTON,
octSd2t Clerk.
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tag Real Lisle Thread and other
Hosiery for ladies and gents at
HTTGHES'
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pa The "Fountin Nv Yooth 4"
8 Barrett's,"
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BI- The price of Photographs is
reduced to So 90 per dozen al w. L.
Worthington & Co.'S, corner Main
and Second Streets. Come, see US.
sep2S I'm
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RD The very best Carmine Ink in
the market, for sale at the JOURNAL
Office.
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PAPER MILL-We received call
yesterday from II. J. Needham. of
New Albany, who is on a visit to our
city, for the purpose of taking steps
towards starting a paper mill in this
city. Mr.. Ncedham informs as that
he has received promises of substan-
tial encouragement, and he proposes
to start mill for the manufacture, at
present, of wrapping paper and straw
boards, although IN time, it is de-
sired to put in additional machinery
and make newspaper. Mr.. NJ. j.
Branuon, of Louisville, Mr.. Need
hams partner. has had an experience
Of over fifteen years in the manufac
ture of paper. Mr.. Needham thinks
Evansville a splendid point for the
location of a paper mill, and has no
doubt but that it would be profta-
bic investment.
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B9 House and Lot for sale, IS by
80 feet, corner of Gum and First
Streets, with a good two story frame
house with four rooms, kitchen and
cellar, cistern &c, will be sold at
auction at the Court House door at 2
o'clock PM, on the 10th day Of Octo-
Der, if not sold before at private sale.
Terms made known at time of sale.
S. 2. SCHwING.
HIRAM NELSON, Auetioneer.
0ot2fd
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BT- Go to Fish & Barriers and get
one Of those beautiful Bibles. They
have a complete assortment of Family
and Pocket Bibles. oc1tf
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MAGNOLIA WATER. to the best
imported German Cologne, and sold at
half the price. oct4d3t.eoJ. wilt
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You will find Ladies' Velvet Hats
at So cents, at Click & Schwartz, OPP
posite the Opera House. sep25
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sGy No question about Barrett's.
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b@- Barrett's " Hair Restorative.
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BG Use "Barrett's and be salts
fed.
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B4~ Novelties In Dress Goods, now
on sale and very cheap, at Sshapker,
Busting & Co.'S. seq
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From, the names of the gentlemen
having the matter in charge we leel
sotisfed that a general good time may
be expected, and we nave no DOUBT
that If the weather is good, large
crowd viii go up from this city.
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SO Barrett's claims to be the
hest
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PERsoNAL.-N. j. Necdham, Grand
Worthy Vice Templar, of the Tenn
plars of Honor and Temperance, of
the State Of Indiana, is at present in
the city, and is stopping at the Sher-
wood House.
John A. Reitz. Peter Semonin and
John S. Hopkins were IN attendance
at the railroad meeting in Henderson
yesterday
J. P. Hicks, having sold out his in
terest in the Rockville Hotel, has re-
turned to this city.
Messrs. Cowen & Fallon, of Indian
apolis, directory publishers, arei in the
city. Mr.. Cowen is a special CORE
spondent of the Indianapolis Sentinel.
Robt. Boyd, the well-knowE archi-
tict, arrived on the train last night, di-
rect from st. Louis. He will accept
our thanks for 6les of late papers.
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BEFORE JUSTICE EMERY.-Moses
Kahn IS. Henry Brown. This was a
suit for trespass. Kahn brought an
action against Brown to recover dam
ages for loss sustained by defendants
cattle getting into his corn field. The
case was one hard to decide, aud there
was . slTeWd attorney on each side,
who, We arc free to confess, in our
humble judgment, did not contribute
mueh towards making the case much
clearer The Justice withheld his de-
cision until this morning.
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IA Faber's best Artists Gum, at
the JOURNAL Office.
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THE FIRST Swiss MONEY ORDER
The first Swiss money order through
the Evansville Post Office was sent
By Messrs. Steinbaeh, Wack & Co.,
the amount being $50 in currency; the
amount in gold sent from New York
was $40 %, less twenty cents fof ex-
change, making the net amount re-
mitted $40 03.
In the Swiss money order system,
persons desiring to send money from
here, pay the currency at this office,
and the Postmaster here sends a GER
tifcate to the New York Office, and
there they buy the gold and send a
certified list to the Exchange Office
in Switzerland. TIE, gold for the
order sent oy Steinbach. Wack & Co.
was bought in New York at 40. The
Swiss money order system is a great
convenience. and is destined to be-
come popular with all persons desir-
ing to send money to that country.
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DULL.-Recorde Willard sat in
his chair Of justice yester1 day, looking
grand, gloomy and peculiar, which
look was accounted for when We were
Informed that not a single case had
disturbed the serenity of his peaceful
retreat during the day. The Police
Court has almost fzzled out during
the past few weeks. He will proba-
bly, have a couple of cases o-day, as
two poor c sses got so drunk yestcr-
day, that they could not navigate
One of them was hauled to the lock
up, and the other carried. One had
81 in cash in his pocket. but the other
was entirely out Of stamps.
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RED.

Al tho Lutheran Parsonage, on Thurs
day, May 18th, by Rev. p A. Strobel, Mr..
David Frownteller and Miss Ehza j. Enge.
man, all Of this county.
AT the BRIDES residence, on Thursday
evening, May 2Oth, by Rev. p. A, Suobel,
Mr.. Henry d. Fuss and Miss Layina II.
Little, oil of this county
In Westminster, on the 18th instant, by
Rev. Father Gleyd, Mr.. Francis A. Eek
enrode and Miss Alverda Hoif, both of this
county,
On the 18th instant, by the Rev. j. b.
Jones. Mr.. William Swank to Miss Susanna
Baughmsn, both Of this county.
On the 18th instan. by A. N. Hershey,
Esq, Mr.. Jesse Bollineer to Miss Marga.
reta Caple, both OF this county.
On the 18th instant, near Mt. Airy, by
Rev Robert :. Mercer, Thomas II. Gil.
bert to Maggie l.. Clay, all of this county.
At the same time and place, by the same,
DIR. John Hood, of Frederick county, to
Netne L. Clary, of this county.
On the Ith instant, near Emmittsburg. BY
Rev. Mr., johnson, Harry c. Reefer, Of
Westminster, to Mollie E. Six, of Frederick
county.
On the goth Of April, 1869, by Rev. Jno.
Weglin, pastor of G. r. Emanuel Church,
Reuben II. Leaning to Miss Lavinia Bow.
ers, all Of Baltimore.
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Life Safe at the South,

The New York Times is very Justly
defending the South from the charges
Of the New York Tribune and Washing.
ION chronicle shat loyal citizens Of the
South are not yet secure in their lives"
The Times says
1--WE reilerate the opinion that
judged by any fair standard of compar.
ison, the amount Of crime perpetrated
in the South as a whole is not greater
than the amount perpetrated BY cor.
responding population OF the North or
West. There has been an enormous
amount of pilferiug by the negroes in
some districts; and it would indeed be
strange if the disorganiziug conseauen.
ces Of rebellion, and the sudden emau.
cipation Of millions of colored people,
had not borne bitter fruit. The pas.
sions were too excited to subside on the
instant. These considerations, however,
only render more remarkable the aver.
age amount OF crime, while they deepen
the injustice of the sweeping assertions
promulgated by the Tribune. At this
moment, We believe, despite its anoma.
lous political position, Virginia may
challenge comparison with any State ia
the Unicn, 50 far as the amount and ma.
ture OF its crime aud the administration
OF Its laws are concerned. The great.
est outrages perpetrated there in con.
nection with the administration of the
justice are chargeable against friends
Of the Tribune, Judge Underwood and
Governor Wells; the former Of whom
liberated the negro pcrpetrator Of a
murderous outrage because tho Judge
who tried him could not take the test.
oath, while Governor Wells pardoned
the negro after the legality of his own
conviction had been affirmed by Chief
Justice Chase. AS for the other South.
ern States-Texas excepted--we are
convinced that life and property are us
secure there as here. Such occurren.
ces as the murder Of Mr. Adkins are
deplored by Georgians. galerally as
sincerely rs by Mr.. Greeley. TO make
them all responsible for the acts of as
yet unknown criminals would be as un.
just as TO assail New Workers because
Mr.. Pullman was not long ago murder
ously assaulted in this city for political
reasons, or because the Rogers murder,
perpetrated 10 daylight aud within a
stones throw Of our great thorough.
fare remains an uniathomed mystery.
Aud with lynch law Republican Indiana
Is more familiar than any portion of the
South, reconstructed or unrecoustructed
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BALTIMORE PISANcEs.-The report
Of the joint committee of Ways and
Means Of the Councils of Baltimore
gives the following estimate of the OK.
penses of that city during 1859. Cur.
rent expenses, s2,l0i, 223; special
appropriations, 1857 $50; interest on
city debt, 81, 1887 ,S44; making a total
Of s4,a97,0l7, OF this sum Si.408,.
099 is provided for BY back taxea un.
paid, elaims 90 tho State, deposit 10
bank, &c. The taxes levied Cor 1863,
estimated at their fall amount, give a
total ef SO, 3Sa,l33. Only seven. tenths
Of the taxes, however, can be collected
in the year IN which they arc levied
The city tax in BALTIMORE is 81 60 in
the Sl00. and the State tag is 10 cents,
making 81 7aas the total, The portion
Of the tax assessed for school purposes
is: City % cents State, 10 cents.