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COMMERCIAL.
TUESDAY EVENING, July

TUESDAY EVENING" July l6l l672
CoTToN-The sales to-day embraced 10
bales at easier prices, factors accepting
offers which they would have previously
refused. We reduce the quotations, accord
ingly, ls0Ac, and give also the Ex-
change figures, which are for. average
lists according to its styles, while ours are
also for average lists, but with the outside
figures for strict:
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Monetary Commercial.
MONETARY.
III y - ~ =
osFIoE OF THB DAILY REPUBLICAN,. J

OFFIoB OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN,
TUESDAY EVENING, July 10, 1872.
We have still to report quiet and easy
money market. All approved offerings of
short business paper are readily done by
the banks With few exceptions, however,
accommodation notes and long paper are
refused, and such descriptions are cOnse-
quently left for negotiation on the street,
where, according to their grade, they can
be placed without much difficulty at our
quotations We continue to quote first
class paper, with sound cOllateraIs, at "A 10
p cent Y annum; II a II for less desirable
names, which can hardly be classed as
second grade; 12015 for second grade;
-010 for frst-class mortgages, and 20
for second grade.
Among tO-days negotiations we notice
$4,000 Al commercial paper at 10 y cent
per annum, and several round amounts of
considerable magnitude, the particulars of
which were withheld.
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OUTSVThLE-Steamer City of Cairo-40 hhds to
bacco CID bbls meal $50 bbls -four HOO SKIS corn 887
produce
BATON ROUGE-steamer st John-4O hhds sugar
bales cotton and sundries
ST ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Ida--l4 hhds sugar
bbs molasses and sundries
WASHINGTOE-Steamer Bertha-l4 bales cotton
and sundries 49, =
,sHREvEPo RT-steamer Lady Lee-s6O head cat
tie and sundrie5
LOWER COAST-Steamer Hensley-Sundries to
order
By THE RAILROADS.
MORGAE'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD.
July I6-sl4 $50 in specie II hhds sugar bbls mo-
lasses
Erin RAILROAD, July if hhds tobacco and
sundry produce
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MEMORANDA.

49,. by telegraph
Baltimore, July l6, 1872.
Toll therspoon-Steamship Maryland sailed
Sunday, 14th instant, with full freight.
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NEW ORLEANS !.
CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC,
NO. 80 Baronne street,
Three and -one-baf blocks from Canal street, ave
= doors above the Piano House OF 2. Weriin ae.
eessible from i've car lines,

This institution Is conducted after the plan Of
the best music schools Of Europe. The Board of
eeasful teachers and artistsrOf the 1 CHEST merit
and reputation Admitted are beginners of all
ages. from seven years upward; also, advance1
pupils who wish TO perfect the1nseIFes either as
amateurs teachers or professional artists; and
those VINO Wish TO resume their studies after
long interruption.
Terms, payable 10 advance, as follows Ter piano
o. VOICE Tor ten weeks tvs lessons weekly OF tYO
position organ nelodeoa, violin violineeIio harp
hutei guitar, either. f0t ten weeks, tpgo lessons
wee KY, of one hour esch, 5l5. Reductions made
for Two branches taken together.
Isitor5 are invited to call and witness the
nisthed 81 teaching and ne pfoaress Of the pupils
For references eircuiarss particulars. etc. a rIv
AZ the ONCE 81 the President, NO. Sd Bas6ans
street 81 6T letter. addressed P05to13ce sox IA
l595. NesF Orleaas. louisiana.
THEoPEnus MAsAC,
a2So " Preside7t
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TEPORTs,

RUATAE ISLAND-SchOoner Etng-9 bbls -four II
bbs bread bbls pork bbls bacon 10 half bbls beef
Is pkgs sundries 1000 feet lumber 60OO shingles
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NOTICE...................:.... NOTICE.
MI r A NJ IN
a.

MIRA MON
Dealer in All Kinds of Furniture.
nos. SO, lOI and I0S CHARITIES STREET, New Or.
leans.
Has constantly on hand an assortment Of
Cottage Bedsteads extra make, with fOur-ineh
postsl. with teasters, $i2.
Solid Walnut One-f0urth Marble Bureaus, $50.
Solid Walnut Portable Armors, with two draw.
ers in bottom $50.
Victoria Bedroom Sets in Walnut Mahogany and
Imitation Rosewood ten pieces. s 10
Spring Mattresses made to order, S25 and $50.
Parlor Sets, in Walnut Mahogany and Imitation
Rosewood ten pieces at very moderate pTices.r
Also, an assortment Of Looking Glasses at moder-
ate prices. feI0 "
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Marine Intelligence.
OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN, I
Wednesday, July II, 1872. 5
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Etna. Pizzati, for Ruatan Island
ARRIVED YESTERDAY

ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Brig Charlotte Buck Parsons As days from Rio
JaneiTO, to Charles Clinton-3d district
italian brig Silenzio, RssO, from Genoa April 20,
to Lanata-2d district "a T.
Schooner Kate Brigham, McNair, % days from New
York, to Geo Fosdick &cO-lst district 80
TOWBoATs.
Chamberlain, Mcclellan, from the Passes-Towed
down and to sea, 18th instant, ship Europa brig
Gilmore and schooner W F Cushiug-BrOught
up briggs Charlotte Buck and SileRziO and schr
Kate Brigham
STEAMBOATS,.
City Of Cairo, Schultze, from Louisville
st John. Greenhouse, from Baton Rouge
Bertha, Pickett, from Washington
Ida FOrgav, from st Martinsvilie
E HensleY. Enderle from Lower Coast
d. Lady Lee, Shields, from Shreveport
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BELOW COMING UP

Brig NJ N Francis Francis from New York to "
AnsOn- hr-
Schooner SStmonson, Crawford, 4s days from Bos
ton, to master
Schooner Frank Lucas Hulse, s days from Ruatan
Island, to K Morgan &eO-
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STEAMSHIPS.
REFLECTION IN PASSAGE RATF,

Anchor Line Steamers.
Sail every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY.
- Passengers booked to ana
from any railway station OF seapOrs
EZlES1Sk~I1 in Great Britain, ireland, NORWAY
Sweden, Denmark, Germany Francs
Holland Belgium and the URited States.
Cabin fare frora New York 20 London, LIVERPOOL
Glasgow and Derry, by Wednesdays stea mers 80
by Saturdays steamers, SIS and @75; excursion
tickets, l29f intermediate, s 49, steerage, S2s al
payable ia currency.
Parties sending for their friends in the old coul.
try can purchase tickets at lowest rates.
For further particulars apply 20 the agents,
HENDERSON BROTHERS, No. Bowling Green
New 1ork or to ALEXANDER HAY,
No. I20 Peters. street. New Orleans.
igl4 I'm d&w
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THE CROMWELL LINZ.
FOR HAVANA.

EOA& nav AANAe
TOucalng at Cedar Keys and Key West,
Carrying the United states Mail.
LEAVING EVERY WEDNESDAY
ESk The New Orleans, Florida
S and Havana Steamship COmpauF
49, ~ will dispatch their new and unsug.
passed fast passenger steamship
MARGARET,
]. MoC. BAKi4- Commander.
TUESDAY, July Is, 1872, at8A. NJ,
From the foot Of Caliope street, First Distrtos
RATES OF PASSAGE:
To Havana To Cedar Keyz
SaDlh'.,s s''.s....'.s......$40 @25
otserage ................ 20 Il
Througn bills Of. lading issued to all points an
line OF railroads in Florida and on the 81 Johns
RIVER also to New York, Savannah and CharlestoD
Through bills OF lading and passage tickets giveu
TO Tampa via Cedar Keys, and landing freight on
wharf at Tampa. 80
hose but the company's bills of lading sfgned
and none signed after sailing of the steamer
Splendid passenger accommodations and throuzh
t1ekets given to above points.
NO freight received without permit from the Of
fee. 80 ~
For freight or passage apply to
l. K. ROBERTS, Treasurer
No. 129 Common street
Over the Louisiana National Bank
The steamship HAVANA follows on Wednes-
day July %, 1872 at AN. de5 ~
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GIFT CONCERT.
>>oNNSNNN0oNN~oev>0oO>~oO
$1,000, 600.
SECOND
GRAND GIFT CONCEPT
N AID OF THE
PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY.
GIFT CONCERT.

LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY.
By authority IN the act Of the Legislature incor.
pOrating the PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY
the Trustees viii give their
SECOND GRAND GIFT CONCERT,
In the great hall Of the Public Library building, in
Louisville, Kentucky, on
Sofurdav GaDfau,Ee,.. nc rC1n
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sAILITa zoe NRW YoRK KvERY sATURpAr-
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100. OOo TIcKETs OF ADMIss1oN

will be issued at 10 each half tickets S. quarter
tickets go So II whole tickets for $780, % for $685.
So for $500; Il3 for l0O0 285 for $3.50; SIS for
5000. No discount on less than 500 worth Of
tickets at time.
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RRORTPTs OF PR0DUOR.

GENOA-Brig SilenziO-Astd mdse
NEW YORK-Sehooner Kate Brigham-Astd mdst
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Moss-The market is we'll supplied, but
no trade is being done. We quote coun-
try. at case, and city packed at 60915c
y ID.
MALT AND HoPs-There is very little
doing, and the supply is ample for the de-
mand. Choice Western barley malt COM
mands 81 350l %, choice fall or winter
. 81 35Gl so, good 81 l0GI 25, and com
mon Gee y bushel Prime to choice
New York hops, crop of 1871, sell at 850
81, and ordinary to good Wisconsin roo
SOC v ID. There is no Canada in market.
sOld hops sell at 250 zoe 2 ID, according to
grade.
WooL-The market is very quiet. BUYERS
appear unwilling to meet the views Of sell
Iers, consequently very little has been done.
We quote lake &C Asa 48c; clear Louisiana
and Texas at IS ole, and bury at 20027e
Z 10.
FisH-3he demand is limited to q small
local trade, the. prices lean Id favor of buy
ers, and very little viii be done until tie
new supplies come IN. We quote Mack
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FOX NEW YORK..
Sailing Eyery Saturday.

MIR CHANTS sTEAMsHIP EINR
C0mprfstng the frstclaea steamships
SHERMAN. ......, Captain Thomas Hslsav
GENERAL MADE. Captain A. ". Saua.sca
UHITBD STATssS ............ Captain b. B. CroweI
MISSISSIPPI Captain W. p Henry
WESTERN METROPOLIS, -. Captain a. s. c-iiok
EMILY B. S0UDRR..... Captain B. p BurdisE
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A 7 RETAIL..,.............. RETAIL
Sugar, cured Hams at 10 cents; best at 1913 cents.
10000 pounds best Sugar-eured Hams at 1915 cents
per pound.
fl00 900 pounds Green hams.at cents per pound.
l0000 pounds Green and Smoked Shoulders at
cents.
Also, 500 Mcclellan Saddles at 50 50 each.
kQr sale at S. B. CHURCHILL'S,
No. 40 Magazine street.
Between Eatehez and Gravier streets;
apl0 ly Under st. James Hotel
eco AND S65. -WILLCOX & GIBBS
UOV SEWING MACHINE, always in order
and ready to sew, to run by hand or foot
Recommended by the medical faculty as the only
t for delicate ladies to use on account of ia
hghtness. First class machines Of all kinds are
offered for sale. The New Domestic Sewing Ma
chine Is made On an entirely new principle. A
large assortment of ladies' ready made suits 81.
ways on hand, of all colOrs and styles manufsc-
tured on our celebrated sewing machines.
del5 " n. S. HEDRICK. No. 1O3 Canal street
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EMILY b. sOUDEF

- FoR NEW YORK DRzor-Tas
80 steamship
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B. F. BURDICK, Commander,
Win leave her wharf. foot Of Jefferson ssrsss. an
SATURDAY, July 20, 1872, at An.
These steamers have superior aceommOdsrass
Tor passengers.
Cabin Passage ...........-.. 50
Steerage Passage. ......,.. IS
Bills OF lading signed through to Liverpool alasr.
gov Bremen and Hamburg. Through ticketa e1g
nrst-clhss and steerage Passengers for LIVERPOOL
and the Continent, connecting with Gafonss Lire ~
Steamers, sailing from Nav York every WednRSaag
Ror freight or passage apply to
JOHN Il. LUOWIGsEH. Agent,
No. $50 Common street
Ths steamship WESTERN METROPOLIS Will
folnoR leaving on SUNDAY. July 30. at 8 A. H.
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nR. TRUDEAU INFORMS HIS
II friends and patients that he has left the
Circus Steet InfrmarY, and transferred his office,
to the Rampant Street DisPensary. corner Rampant
regularly every day from twelve O'clock NJ. to
P NJ. .jy4 Iw*
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STEAMBOATS,.
FOR GLAND ISLE.

Leaves Every SATURDAY and TUESDAY. at
A. N. Commenting SATURDAY. juno IS. 1871
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-01-18

ASSESSMENT OF PROPERTY FOR TAXATION
The aggregate valuation ofall taxable
property. as returned by the assessors, for
1871, is $329,503, 603, excluding Ashland
county. This is something over two
millions less than the assessment Of 1870.
The experience OF the past shows the
tendency To undervalue nearly every class
of properly This is done by assessors in
the belief that thereby they will lessen TO
their towns the burden of state and
county taxes. Such is not the case, as
the evil is remedied in great measureby
the county and state boards IF equaliza-
ton. To fully remedy the i'll effects that
grow out Of this pern,clOus system of as
sessment, more stringent laws should be
framed. regulating the duties of assessors,
and Il more 6tborough enumeration and
Classification Of property in assessment
should be required, SO that boards Of
equalization can more fully correct the
erroneous assessment of the town officers.
TRUST FUNDS.
The productive trust funds Of the state
are as follows:
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-01-18

A PITHY SUGGESTION.- we'll known
citizen or Chelsea returning from Boston
in the car, one day, got OUT at the post
office, and addressing an old colored man
who sold Holsters from wheelbarrow in
the Square, said:
"Wuat d. you think / came over in
the Car, just now, from Boston Before we
git to Cornhll every seat Was taken, and
all new passengers had to stand. When
we got to Charlestown an old colored
woman got in and, would you believe it,
pretty young girl, who sat next to me-
actually got up and gave her q seat.
What 10 you think of that ?"
Think!". said the aarkey, "why Z
think dGr e00rn't no gemnsen IN dat car ~
The Chelsea man subsidized, and found
shelter in the postoffice
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-01-18

same fer the year commencing October
1st 1879
For salaries and permanent approp.i-
atoms $e6,so0 90
Legislative expenses 65 $50 on
Interest ON state debt 1T2 G32 12
Penal and charitable institutions Ell 400 90
Clerks and employees 46 400 90
Prining-special appropriations and
contingent expenses 97,00n 90
TOTAL SITE, 32.1a
The resources of the state for that
year, are estimated as follows:
Railroad companies, license ss70 oOO. 90
Insurance comprehensive and Ii
cenee 6ooOO.oo
telegraph and plankroad companies 10000
Hawkers and Peddler's license 1,sG. no
Tax suits 4COO 90
Nlsce laneous sources 100000
Amounting to S347, $4,000
AEthor zed by existing laws:
For interest on state debt si79osalO
Leaving TO be provided for by you at
this season 256,0Oo.OO
lh,A estimate is deemed adequate for
ordinary state expenditures for the year.
Should large appropriations be MADE for
purposes NOT anticipated III this estimate,
addit"Dal revenues must be provided to
pay lh"m.
GOVERNORS CONTINGENT FUND.
There was expended from the Cover
nor 5 contingent fund during the year
1871, the sum "f 81 924 02.
Inrre WAS transferred to the fund
during the year, to reimburse it for ex
pcnseS heretofore incurred in protecting
the st. Croix and Lake Superior railroad
iandS, from collections made pursuant to
cbepter 46 General Laws Of 1869, the
sum Vi $3.50 so.
The balance remaining in the fluid
January 1,t. 1879, is $952l3, to which
small appropriation should be added.
There was received at the executive Of
fire during the year as fees for the com.
missions TO commissioners of deeds for
this state 10 reside in other states, and
paid into the state treasury the sum OF
$40.
81 ATE TAX.
The state tax 'ev,ed Tor 1871 was $500,
43 10, being 1911 ,1S014, less than the
year before This ircludcs $4,000 for
building the Northern Hospital for the
Insane
There is due the state from counties
on account Of taxes for the previous
years, the sum of $35 ,22995.
The following statement shows the as
scssed valuation, the amount of state tax
AMI rate per centum of the tax, for the
last five years:
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-01-18

A servant girl in New York saw & man
in the house coquettlng with the spoons.
She went and told the owner thereof. He
went and got revolver and policeman.
The robber went and got out of the win
dow. Tho owner and policeman went
and searched the house. They found
boarder In his own bedroom. In the dark
the policeman knocked down the bparder
with his club, the owner drew his revolt
yer and shot the policeman through the
shoulder, the boarder Knocked down the
owner with chair, and then they found
out that it wasn't any of them.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-01-18

EMIGRATION STATISTICS. The stats.
tics Of passengers who arrived at the port
Of New York during the year 1871 are
Interesting as showing what nationalities
enter the most largely int" orr composite
population The total arrivals were
little over 100000. Ofthese 10000 were
citizens returning from abroad. leaving AS
the number ofimmigrants, 100000, which,
we believe, is about the same us last year.
GermaNj furnishes more Of these than
any other nation, which is not surprising
when the area and populousness of the
new empire are taken into the account.
Her contribution is 88,60l.
Ii, however. Great Britain is treated as
one nation, which she is quite as much as
Il rmany, her delegation is the largest
thus: England, 51027 Ireland, 5O,220;
Scotland, 10.154 Wales. 1924 ;-naking
an aggregate of 1865 Sweden fol-
lows with 10000. while Norway sends
only 2700, a number so small as to sug-
gest some doubts as to the accuracy of the
ngnres. France contributes 1000; Dem
mark, Swtz ,rland and Italy ab nut 1000
each, and then the list taper off rapidly
until it reaches Greece, whose gen al skies
were abandoned by only seven of uer
sons aud daughters for the sterner climate
of America
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-01-18

The ARCTIC WHALE Fishery
New Bedford Standard says the American
Arctic fleet is quite respectable in size,
notwithstanding the terrible disaster that
lately befell the northern whalsshios.
Since the reception of the news of the
calamity, eight vessels have left New
Bedford tor the Arctic, and another will
leave next week, and also one from New
London. Eight vessels had sailed for the
same destination before the receipt of the
news, and, with three more hailIng frOm
New Bedford which escaped the general
wreck, together with Others at New Zeal -
and and other points, which have recess we'd
orders to proceed to the North next
Spring, = fleet of at least twenty-three
vessels will be there. It is expected that
several Others nov at sea will also be or
dered to the same grounds.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-01-18

1t ls said that committee of twenty
tlve scientific gentlemen is to represent to
Congress the importance of establishing
an observatory on one of the highest
poiats of the Pacific Railway, "whero
nGarly onc-third of the atmosphere is be-
low the observer" The total height of,
this atmosphere being estimated at about
forty miles, the Pacific Railroad must
therefore run at an elevation of twelve or
thirteen miles above the sea level.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-01-18

How To MAKE FARM LIFE ATTRAC
TrvR.- 1. By less hard work Farmers
sften undertake more than they caNIio
well, and consequently work too early and
too late.
g BY more system. The farmers should
have time to begin and stop labor. They
should pu. more mind and machinery into
their work. They should theorize as we'll
as practice, and let both go together.
Farming is moral. healthy, respectable,
and, in the long run, profitable. The
farmer should keep good stock and out
of debt
8. By taking care Of health. Farmers
have a healthy variety of exercise, but
too often neglect cleanliness eat irregular
ly and hurriedly, sleep in ill-ventilated
apartments, and expose themselves need
lessly to the cold.
4. By adorning the home, Books, pa
psrs, pictures, music and reading should
all be brought TO bear upon the in door
family entertainments and neatness and
comfort, order, Shrubbery, flowers and
fruits should harmonic all without.
There would be fewer assertions Of old
homesteads if pains were taken to make
them agreeable. Ease, order, health aud
beauty are compatible with farm life, and
were ordained to go with it..
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-01-18

A TRIUMPH AT LAST. The great evert
of nv life occurred at Wheeling, Va.
shall vi ways remember that glowing old
town with gratitude, because there my
individuality, though married woman,
was fully recognized for tho first time.
After my lecture ON "The> Coming Girl"
with the dew of inspiration and proph-
esy still on my lips, a stately officer of
the law served writ on me for not full
filing an engagement year ago, DANA
ges 500 This was indeed proud mo-
ment Having demanded for near quar-
ter Of a century the right to make d will
and contract, to sue and to be sued, at
last the morn shown on this glorious rec
ognition of my personality, on the sacred
so OF Virginia, where only few short
Years ago. society was based on an aris-
tocracy Of color. Capt. R1bt Cochran
and EX-Gov, Stanton, of Ohio, vlun--
tcered their services to see that justice
was secured me in the courts AS by the
laws of Virginia, a married woman eau
not be sued. my counsel decided to shell
ter me from the Wheeling Shylocks under
the plea OF being a femme covert"
This readily accepted, having en- iured
al the humi.ia'ions Of such a position for
30 years. thought if ut last there was
one advantage I would make the most of
it. Asby the old English law the hus--
band and wife are one, and that one the
husband, my legal disabilities were
shifted tn the shoulders where they le-
ultimately belong Hereafter Lyceum
Bureaus, should make all enga Ieneuts
with the proviso, "raiiroad kings aud
weather CLERKS permitting "-Nrs. Etisg-
beth Gsdn NknntOi1
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-01-18

The state has now for sale of
School lands 2See12. 48
University lands 9378 s.
Normal School lands S1l 49, .33
Agricultural College lands .n 66,673. As
NATIONAL BANK TAXES.
Chapter 400, of the Laws Of 1885, i'm
posed tax of one and half per cent
upon the par value of the shares OfNation0l
Banks in this state, made the tax lien
upon the stock, from the first day Of July.
IL each year,nntil paid. and required that
a penalty of one per centum on the
amount Of the stock should be added
where the tax was not paid by the 31st
day of December. A large amount Of
these taxes remaining unpaid, an act was
passed March 6, 1850 provide for their
reinstatement and collection. A recent
decision of the Supreme Court Of the
United States, in actions brought to re-
cover back taxes paid under each of these
laws, has established the right of the
state to enforce, the collection of the
taxes referred to. 1t is presumed that
the taxes remaining due to the state under
those laws will be speedily paid into the
State treasury. In case of prompt pay
ment,I would recommend that the penalty
be RENTED, but if the tax is not paid
within thirty days. hope that you will
provide for its enforcement in the most
rigorous manner.
. THE GREAT CONFEDERATION.
During the last days of September and
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-01-18

Governor Washburn has received, since
January /, for the relief OF the fire sufferers
in Northeastern Wisconsin, $lO,55O. Eight
Thousand FIVE hundred dollars comes from
Glasgow, Scotland 81, 500 from Mexico, and
$500 from Liverpool. -