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I YOIAJMEtT ~ CAPE ISLANBr NEW JERSEY, a-P.Cj^A-Y- 31AY..22^ 1862. j - ■ — — -. . -• - - II * j- i f ^tlTT— ' : — »j z: 1 — — •

■ riZKOXT An «HA*U»rOH ■ -Afi Who mar Peari Am »r*o«t aware. , *>«*■* lka» <?eo. JyhaC. Fremont it a Mtira «f the South- He was )> r:i BI Savannah. Oa., and brongliL op io ihe city of Charleston, S. C . The people •f that city once boosted of Iiinj as lier sea. The career of the HloJkrioui "(.mat-under" jinx been romantic, bono • . ruble and brfflhnt. History informs us that soma of «}»« ®°«t remarkable scientific discoveries in the mountainous k West, were made by hi tn. He has led I fira exploring expeditions through the | ■ Indian countries. and has ascended the L loftiest peaks of the Rocky moonUins. j H There ere few noted petaonc who have ^■Bdutgoix 'be hardships end surmounthe difficulties which hare met Fre^Kit. In mid winter, on one of his ex- , |||^Bfc>Ds through the "western wilds" Rj^^Hpacific shores, he, with li is sturdy Hgj^^B&ions, lived fifty days with no othSgKbtil horse- flesh. It was in'l847, BB^Hfler' Fremont htd returned front BHf his gallant and haxardoua exHE|^H lhat'hn was in Charleston altcn-

BB|^^Ebe fuueisl of his mother; The la- - KHpd gentlemen of the city brfd col- ! Hg^Ha fund and bad purchased 'a sword Hp^Bcscntaiion to him. Tbe <5barle*- ' in speak iog an the sub- j bp* »ji: ^ "The marked and br.lliant career of Col. ^rameai lips arrested general a'tteqUoo and ' admiration, and has been watched with a I lively interest by, his fellow ciij|«Di of tioaih Car«li.na. Charleston particularly is | proud of him. arid ihe reputation shieh he : hut at *o, early on age achieved ,for himaelf, she claims as gopwlhing in w.bich ahe j too has a share. Eat for the mrtaucboiy j qreUBwliaoci', attending hi* visit, our ciiy would bare, ma nib-net by satiable, drmcn--slraiioits Ibsir rvpwf. for uim. pnd their er.nl inaed coufid-ncr in faiW boi.or oad in- , , rtrrgriry, . |t will Feqiita lomritiiug more jC 'than mere, sccn«gtnn lo sully tlp^m In i ■ en ihe minds of the people or Ubarl*t«n. H ytome , month > tiney i sword was voted to ! 1(1(1. Vidua! .sab- . jr ram o.sady dry daitpU ! I' As wc read the quoted paragraph we thought how gloat ^h®5^Kc that hat come-over tire "xiIriTof theV dreamt 1M Is Obsrleston to-» parllcalarly proud | of our noble geieral 7 lias the same traitor sbbet any irords of enccmiqm in i honor of his career since 1847 ? We ^ tWnlt r.otl Inltcad of presenting him j with a sword, 'thef. would delight in en- '■ twining a hempen cord»aronnd his .neck and swinging hiss from an oaken .gal-' lows*! .Why thU difteveuce 7 Simply beri he as starring to tlirotlle treason, eavs a grand Kation-froni degradeand de*Ui.ction ! -V erily, this la a Third Ksw Jersev raiment', IsaYboen confirm - rd by the Sewate m .Brigadier General, '^fta. saw b ewnaaod of the First Mfm Jersey Brigade, faccntly com manM l»f%ea. Keamajfo Gen. Taylor is amUyrfslQent of Hunterdon county, J(T& this State, and is an excellent aoldier, I having served with grewt credit throngh I the Mexican far, in which he conaftanI ded a company of. Jersey Blees. He

J was formerly in the' Navy, but left it to engage in mining pursnita. which he [ I has prosecuted until the breaking out of J the preaent rtbtfilioo. There a-e few|j men of greater personal coarage thai j . Gen. Taylor ; aad our people may rest assarcd that under hU command, our aroopa will not diahouor themselves «< • . Waauer or a JAuiua iDouaaa u Col. iv To the question, "What is lb jfJtjjfH eight of a million dollars in gold? Bit o Biter of the mint answers as fo , : "The .weigh! of one million do Hn United Sute corrtncy iu gold, DKt,:i;.« troy onucM. Tbi« makes iC, ^Hounds. 8 oou.-es — nr ueariy two tms K,; a quarter, reckoning 20W poa>4

CZN. PHIt-L^ XEAJthEY. , Tins distingnishep New Jersey gen- j' i era!, who baa comnjanded the 1st, 2nd, | . 3rd rod Fourth S. J. regiments for i somcjBonlh's past, was Uken from his i ! old csmraandand pat iq chgrge of a di- ' viaioi tha'rfsiy~p^rious,.t« the battle of ' I Wiilbmsbnrg/^ The parWbich he-play- ■ : ed-iu this encounter should make every, i Jersryman.. feeD proffi^O^/he gallant • Kearney. .Qt waT histiyrffv nrrivnl upi on tie field that tamed the tide of batI tie. It is reported tlmt when Gen. ' Kearney arrived with his teinforecmenU i I he cslled out, in thunder tones, to the brats Jeraeyraen that had been nobly , j fighting fur the lo;.g hours: "Fsll iri ■ ! my Jsrsey boys, I am a Jersey man my- ■ ! self. We will whip them yet " j , W» wish our honored general could; ' be pbeed in command of all the troops i -from lids State. Theft we would have • a Jerky division, indeed, and we would , beer it some. memorable victories gaini ed by them ! God- bless all the noble ■ j Jersey patriots who are in the service • | of osr Country — both rank and file.

j We learn that the sinall-pox is ragI Ing i| our State prison at Trenton. > I Sixteln cases wkery in the I'rison IIos- ; | pita! »q the 26th alt. Strenuous.efforts > are miking by tha physicians of Trc,,ton ' to control the dreauful disease, and it is ; to be Doped (but they will soon t>c sue cessfuj. It la said that nearly all labor ; In FHs n has been suspended, at a loss | to thjj State of about 8250 per ireek. as ! | the contractors and their foremen will not stgy within the Prison walls, while > the snfcllpox is raging there. tn< Iron Bcsikcss.— The recent j | ; change In the construction of w»r ressi Is from wooden toieouiclnd aliips has 1 i given asirpng impatus to the irSn bn»i- , i lists, li^pcovwine from the depres- i iiwt of tN paatyiwr, and muuyfuruaccs , . eAfcr waat-of a, market Tor (he raauu- • ' facsarrrf stock on hand, art again at other* preparing ,k resume. A tnal KcuvsiT— The ronfederate : Aimaiac for diJG2. . ptibllsi |1 by Rev. . 4 Dr. Sitwmerj at the South p Methodist Publidiing Jloose, an huneed an j ^ ! "aelipte of the sun, viaiblo'yer the conB .fedrnte States P' To thisMie Nashville I I '(Jmoi adds, that abont the satpa ti^ic 6 j "then will be a total eelipse of the con- " j rederAc states, visible over all creation. 15 AjpEt'tsrai*'-' Tot'U Edward Pay. . *iot Weston, the young man who in . ISGlatlcrapted to walk between Boslort , and* Washington in ten coflsecqtive days.. in abeut to renew the attempt, or rathrf 4o execute a more difficult feat, lie vili start on hie iecond walk «n

' Mordny May 19th. and 'exports to,' j | reacl Boston from Washington in eight j 1 coai'cutive day.. I, I 'What abominable liaa we have been : I • tcdyi !" exclaimed an uncombed and un1. j. c4fM)y Newbern damsel of -foily-five, as j • Ikniside's gallant boys ware filing past j r, ) they eaid the Yankees were aft^l j r, I 'leauty and booty,* but- they haven't j h 1 4'ochcd me yet 1" And.sho lifted np her ; 1- trice and wept that ahe had b"Q »o e mceived. ^

i I gyPresiyent Jjiucoln, end Sccre- i j tlary Stenton andiChose were at Forireas {Monroe, during tfie captpre of Norfplk. jJ (Mr. Lincoln, It .ie -iaid, diitrcted ,tbe j ( 1 movements of our-forcen JIu was in a [ j paaboat that passed .^sawell's iPoiftt, while tbe rebels were firing upon thern ; | Hk preaanee among '.Ue.soldlcrK Infused | a wholesome. spirit into them | Hon. Simon Cwtteron, Minister to , Ramda. with hi* private Secretary, , Bayard Taylor, has sailed for Rarope. jUmnftK. — iTbft road ambition travfla (« too narrtf Jfbr friendship, loo crooked for lor/ 93 L ragged foe houctfy and todmrhloTi-^Bed Let filendahip rre^ gently to a . : height ; if it rush to it, ;ft mvf sooc raj j- ■ w ■ I ■ J \ ■

xrw jtate oovxipinrrThe Hon. lvtward Stn^y j« now on his way from California, ml will be in 1 Washington in a few day! It is known ! that he comes at ' the rlheat of the i President for the parposJf taking the j office of Military Gorefor of North j Carolina, his native S:ati_llo former- , iy represented the "Old mrth'Hn Con- j gresi, and has a promtiilt whig puliti : cian. It is understood tVt the admin ' stration Lave already onror two prom- ; iuent gentlemen in vievlp occupy the bujiic position in Louisijia. The Unionists of that State nrdjtposed to* the . appuintment of Major I tn. Butler to that office, and are inffiipes that the j President will selectjBjbther men.1' !

^ Novei. War..— X Henry Bodd. | : of London, Eng , latfl deceased, has ! J1 made a will, in wbic®«**e» -bis for- g j tune, rtuonnling to ^Killion dollars, i to his two sons. TM P«rij '« for- [ ' pilled if the sons ■ moustache. ' r i This man must hav^H** great a de , test for moustaches ^H>y ladies hqvc ' i at the present duy^H y [ c | A terrible firo^^Bdroyrd nearly .. one half of the ?I^WTrt»y, N. Y ^ About 500 baiJdip^Bt-re consumed. t The loss is cstimotet^Klhroe millions : f j of dollars. j A bilk has passed \ flower house of 1 ' , | Congress prohibUtag Brery in any of j 5 . the territories p[ the Ulinl State*. • '

The Aportlf Guirral t ' EXnLAH AflOKS aad IB»TECCTI0N6 vo yn« ! j ASSESSORS OF TIC STATE. j 1.— The general plan ola«e»«inc and collecting taxes yi N.ew J«rw y if as folilows.- I > The awesur of «qeh InMship or ward 1 maki'l n list or abstract 06 bax.itile persons ! SOth sod Auge.l 20ih. I On;Ul« Am M-«ftaf •1w"ftep*r«,t.-reH U- ; asswaiers In each eowity at lb# eourt , 1 jiouteof tba cunaty to cenfrr end correct i each lists or aha rart*. erd lo dc terrain* , the qeola of the et«(c o* cpanty ui for I eiSi township or ward. ' f«o general ab- j ! strlelt cuntauiing the distract* of each • ,'j touaship'arij.then made, aid lifiial by all ! ! tli(to"se-Mors— ohe lor tlj .county colb e1 tnrUud one for th« EcJ-iitore. Within I lilt'kn day* after tbi* mrjing. the a««e»*r>r i ! givm* duplicate of the Jbstruct for his . j towmhip or ward lo its clwctor ; and lit* : [ cidlekor, within sixty <1 »w after ihe r« ■ cciptlof the transcript or Juplirato of aa- . teaotknt, demand* payinet of the tax of c.tchTlndlvidual. and pijt notice of the ' meatilg of eommiidSoiic-rpf appeal. The tow nl'htp collector is to ky over t: e taxe* * to th+emraty cvlfootor of I'oit cembp. H jl)ni{ha 20th of Decrinsr. those persons • ho havo 110I paid thoir ilea, mast. *» »tli e the amoutif due from car, be returned by r the township collector (I some justice of 1 the fvaee of the county *nd tbe raid jns ' ■ tice, on receiving such M of dehuqneiiU, I 'admtsisters en oatli lb* tho tuxes have.

J been duly demanded andlotice pi ten ; and i five tkijrs after the juiiigireccivo* the list ^ ! of "drliaqaeuts be U»uef warrant for the collection of the tux* unpaid, and the ' conttablu to whom tbeVurraUt is directed . ! procueds to collect th«t*xes. 'i he colfoc- ; tor* .nd assessors are i-'iuirad to attend * [ the Meeting of the corcntMioueisJ " j The fore going is a k 11 era) view of tho ' mode in which U^c* al u**essed and, coliecleJ ; for greater put cuUrity, reference J ! is muds to Nixon'* I»iA»t subject • TaxI es." Thai* apt ipecisl acts en*** barters 1 j applicable lo particus' localities, which I vary this proceeding. 1; would loo much ' encnubqt this circntr to introdnea the specml acts referred toi and tbe assessor* ' and collector* in ifie 1«* (lie* where, *och ( i *1 *&• *l'ply «re rfevvhOJLiUbeW. ,1 1— The amount of tale fox to be rats:.ed fhia jear'tn New Jewy is five bnndred ' lend arty thousand dolsrs. of which, sum | I hundred thousand dollars »• to meet 1 I the int*r«»» and provtd for a staking luud j 1 ! for foe loan con tract |l by the Slate for j i military purpu*-*. »nl the beisnee is p> I ; pay the .tale's quotabf a 'tax or twenty < i milUoua of dollars. io%pd by- the gener- , : at povernmettt tiy an *1 of Uongren, ap- j ■•roved AngtMt 5, 1B8|| This fox of Ovo bndred and fifty thou1 sand dufiut* isepportiwaji among the MiVer«l cuunltw of the lUiu follows : Atne tSi, * M».» MMdMea, $»m * foorpm, . »i.ia ft masstists, s«a« * tfodiafum, aaeAW » , CAOdee. aS*6 w tx-^a. - AX* M , Cam 1 s^ara'fu-ts, IMt» "• ) Cuwberuad, IS.Set « « ; v.— a. e*,TU 11 Knawkrt," *4*1 *< 1 ttt ipwrn, )«,»»» m Su»v.*, ttjp -:i ' ! Hutara. as, efo V » »««V » m ®P ""

t III.- Til* sct» ABOV* *TATgo. TOOXIlUe I WITH THAT BBQCtairx' VO« COUSTV. 1 1TV, ! I Towssnir A*x> "VHCK rost.tc vaxv, U loke i raised to tht followia* oradnar: . <1. On ayery itnofo whifo msla Iphabl- ! font of the sent a. of the age.of twenty-one , veara, a poll-fax ol two dollar*; and on every other white melo inhabitant, of the age I of twenty-one, a poll lax or one dollar i* j 1 imposed. Revolutionary soldiers, and mil- j jitia of. the . state in actual service at the < j time Aif making an mtiesnmant, are exempt I from thi* poll lax. ) .2. After deducting the" poll tax. and the tax derived from' foreign insurance etpnpa- ! nies. the sunt required i« to he raised by as- • { teasing (he same upon the real and |>f r*o: i i nul estate in thi* state. < Au. .viic ne* 1. rttatk in thi* state i« to | j bo «*ee*<Bil and foxed, (tceptiny ih+ji'lloic. j iny namely : "'J'bat belonging to the United States, to j j the State of New Jersey, mid to the conn- i I ties, townships, cities and boroughs of this i I (tale. | staie.

j 2. That bclongip* to such corporations |- of this Male as are, by irreparable contract in. 'heir charter, or other contract with this j 1 state, expressly exempted from taxation. 3. rite building* of college*, academies, j seminaries of learning and public libraries, j • school house*, buildings erected and used j . public worship, sod buildings erected * aqd used exclusively for charitable purpo>[ ; ami the land* uccrssarn for the enjoy- j 1 taunt of thesifid building*, which, in no case, ' | exceed fi»f: gcres, pews in churches, and ' .grave yard*, ngt exceeding ten acres of ' ' ground, . - j The real estate of nil prifM" corpora- I 1 lions, excepting scch a* urel-xeniptml front , by contfafo with tbe jlalayiit i 1 foresaid, is to bo a««es*ed in thp^MftCinhip j i or ward in which it is localodTin the same j j manger as the real estyfc of iudividusL; j | and the amount of aatWuisromi-at t* lo be | I dedccted from the arapunl of capital sf(>ck I I and snrpln*, fondy,d debt or valuable assests 1 of such corporation. Observations tfftha deduciion* froqi | value of real Wile will be fonnd her»in. I

[under the hewu 0.* "Mode of makiitg tbv I Assess int-otv" / At.. Pku-Ak vt. r ropcrtv held bv residents I , or litis >tut<* is to he ns*««*ed ami taxed, I | uc-iitiap Me /Moving, namely . _i lft'. Personal pro|ierty of t lie . United _ j -Slf Us of N't-W Jersey, and of the ctynoties, towpditp*. cities and boroughs 1* this j ' 2 d TlL bnpds given by, the Suae of I New J '*rwy. and marked "•xempt* trom ; Kfoa^o^t '.wiMl soaartUSM by ilia Unitod I .SipMMtyroWri.mcoi, |oipr extent thay Are i by kfee KwaitfAl govtrnuivtii exempted fruw ; W Tbr fnvwUtriBand riersonai propcifty - used fo clWae*. ftewdemies, semiwartee of ' i earning, pnlriie llbrari* . scl.o-i houseK. r baltdfon •ftrCted afld oserl for religious pur

po-aa, er.tines anil appsf'tu* individuals or oomptmiea used for extinguishing fires. 4th All -'Rood* anil chattels," such as ' ■ store and manufactured goods, owned v I1 1 residents of this state, but located tu other 1 C states. J 1 " J 5lh. The capital stock and property o' * priaate torpnration*, wh'jcll.'by trvwpealabl,contract in their j,Iia fjep, or other contract ' ; with the state, are' expressly exempt from ' taxation. 1 , ' 'Uih Tho capital stock (i* the hand* of ^ injii of al private corporations in ( tb-'a sfote. S - 1 ' Tthr 'If^cuyrhwrwhatt horaster be mac- ' ted by, Cong'*** exjw»<» jurgmpting the j ' securitle* 01 "the United States -i,e„ »nrb ; 1 segoritio* will not be assessed ; Othe- .fl, : as-i-sment* are to bo made atcordinglo tits r wealth of those to be taxed, oven though ¥ their wealth be represented by such aceur;- • tie*/ , ■

Bnbject to tbe foregoing exception*, all personal property held by resident* of this state, whether in hi* or her own right. »D trust, or otherwise, i* to be a» seared and taxed, x Under this head of personal propeitv, subject to taxation, i* included, all bond, of individual*, companies, domestic or foreign corporation* or government*, whethersecured by mortrsgu or not ; the capital stock or all foreign corporations, stolen or Jatioos; al} promissory notM.- book oc« i-ounlr, claims or any kind ; all present tn*j teres ts in the personal v«tst« of any decej! dsnt not taxed In other bands; bond«| stock and as- eti being taado or payable oul I or this state, or being taxyd elsewhhrjj | constitute no exemption from taxatlod j Under khis .head of personal propert j 1 subject 'to' toXutioh it a4*o included hnu*ej h 'Id. office.-store. rdtop And other rurpilurti libraries, plate, jewel;, carriages, weariod [ apparel, money, implements Df trad* au I sericnitara, horie*. cattle, sheep, w»oi| ; coal lb ruber. m»aores, mschtnerv not 4 • ! part of tbe real estate. btlrraral. taken frnrf j the earth, stonu (|tarriedi' hay, grail), etc! . material* and goods ih 'he l-ands oT thi ! mauulacturcr, good* of all kinds in atort 1 steamboats and other vessels onnad In thi state, no matter where located, and iun j morsblh oibuJfomM. 'Jhder th..*- head, u sbart, 1* \ohHWladed every aid ! overy right M come endvr t!, .lcnoi).iusUo'«T|J^I not within ih«7lception* before named. Observations a* to the deductions to II- , made from the value of personal, projierf- „ will Imj f ootid uuder tlm head of "Modo t; , tnakibg lim ••sessutent* b I'nvate cdrpovoslco* etWluf under tho « , Uwaof Uri#*tat« ate to be taxed a* f b r ■ • - ,

' -I 1. Ail corporaliif* (not gxempt thiatinn under cnntracl with this slate^ 1 j tilare*ai>l), aiul xkirk i,lPs capital am tu bp weasel and foxed on the full . akount of their capital siook paid in. and \ i ollbsir ac:umul:\t«d snrplns — r.nt o-timh. ,v • ] tilg in accnmnlated sprplns .ft he v.-tloa of/ i|r,d estate the corporation may lawfully. iilr Id' in another state. , j 2. All eorporationa (nni exempt at afore. I s. il). 1 chirk haze no ru/iital ltoct -(*u.-K a* ir llttal compunies. saving bank*, etc j. are ; X b.> »(«••». fd and tax-J oa t!>« fullatuuant 0 their property and valuable assests, socU their real estate, famitare. bond* and 1 or) gages, notes, claim*, surplus, premium [fates, but not. on future premiumns on pol1 io* of insurance. No dolaclioii for < -bts or liabilitiuf is to be mstlo "from as. <• ssnt'-nt uguinfct corporation* that lura no t pital stncli. 1 3: foreign corporations -"hayiog agent* tkiug business in ibis statu, are to be as. ) tptsed inbho tu'wnibip or ward where their { bMt i*' most o*nally done. for 'Utu i aitonnt ol capita! usually egtployed iu thia I I state in doing such bo*in<««, not otherwise I '-<ftfod or.d-T thn law of March 2d, lsd'i. ^',.e mode of ascertaining the value of - [ tht stock, property and tt'lf!' or cor}>o- ; rations, I, ht-reinarter rtated under the head of "Mo.lo of making the xs«i-?>ment." * A- The agent of any forcigb fire, marine, ■ o» life insurance company, is lo be miscssetl and taxed in the township or "ward whoru j be resides, qr iTa non resident in the t&en- ■ { : ship or ward where his olfico is, .three |»« .- cebt on tho amount of premium* he- bad received during the year preceding thai lit which the nrsessineni i* taken. The aiso--1 of is to put the amount such ageut hot r»- -t- ' Cgived in hi* duplicate. ' fi Foreign corporations, doing bu-ineis j in tins slate, arc required, where merchan* U : dfae or passengers are transported mure H ' "tha.-i ten mile* over any railroad or canal «f H : ' this state, to pay a transit duty" of »b&?e H ' eel"* mi each pa««enger. and two ceiit* eq 81 eacli feu "f nieichandise. wxcrplih'g piisaeo- M I ger- and freight carried cxclusircly in this 9 . I Anle. I'lii* lax t* to be paid to the. treat- H ■ i filer, in January of each year, for the trans. |H 1 goi tati-m uf tho previous year, and the 1Kb » iresideui or treasurer of every such com- fl . j (any 1*. before the third Tuesday of Jan- fl j ttary of each year, to fornisli the treaauier^Hj 1 . a it it a na(emeiU of the tinmbvr of poaseiu B , gers mil amount of freight so curried j. am} H s I the treasurer i«. every year, during the first |B three Weeks of the se>*ion of ttie l.ugislu. Q f ! tore, to report whaV-rawiiipwllll* have j.-atil 1 : the transit duty, the amount paid, and JH 1 wh*-. cempastee keva neglected to pqt si. fb- asewssar* ami rolleatoni 1 df"y t" 1 erform ir :ttU| Lu lax is dwe from thi* source ai>-->i IjSjBl d1 ufisnt »f this yq«r 1ft any «•■-«'. 9B *• j Moot of ^is-uso As.*K3S«KNT»..'-s3H

1 //-.(- Uf .1 ' ' tin .'n. prntrrty. ■! To ascertain tl:V amount of capital stock ■ •ml accumulated surplus, or the amount of ffl property and assets, or any crttbraCon in S the state, Ute president, secretary, cashier jH and treasurer, or Mich of them as the *' - B <essor shall apply to. ahull gtvu a Uuu m ■ rtatetnent0uttdi-r oath, of tbft einouBt of JM capital stock and accttmnloted surplus, or jy -if taxable ' propoYly and assets of llto ral •l orporation. Tim lUioMoyjnay administer W the oath. Tho'st«l-jnen».' under pntk of rap thn iinirers i* not conclusive, and the assetsor may exsiptna witue*mr» aud Inks ml*wS_" ; means lo ascertain the true antonat tka cBBl j poration tnoolil be IwsadT" The asaesMMBfl : hound to take "'her evidence, if nObrfl^H Thn commi-- "tiers of appeal hat* ^.yno'riiiltt lolly to lavasligate the ibfl| Ijltia curporatinii should bo nssessftd. , '-4W9 %1'orm of nHiduvi'' lo atceriein ibfl amoffi^H ^wrapital stock paid fn and .of the cuu-ulateb. 0f private corporsll^^H bavtug ca pilar < State of New -Jersey, Cvs-uty of-T—^^B 1 *nd township of- . .«*. : I E F. O 11. being by me i>cvew*iiyT(^^H sworn (or ai'.imed), 011 tb"ir "LVcril V'^^H , (or afiirmstioos) depose (or affirm) si. I 1 tt.at tha said A B is (he president, tbi - C Ulha secretary-, and the said K 11 tl®m : r.i.ltier, and G H the treasurer or I tbe corporation) ; that the whole , r of tftu .capital slock paid iu of.nta - ( " anting the corporaltoti) -is ^><atiog . number) of shares, of —7- dol^^H i-uch, making tho- capital »*ock of j (naming the corporation) ® — -clj'fi^^B ( 1 hat the Whtflc sccumul»*4 M.-piUS.-df i said foaming lira ■corpataiioo, i> I j Hat the "real csi/fo or *aid .'nam fog j^H J ; corporation), in tw *»'<! lowntU.p of — j I is included in snJ rajiresanind by the i capital stock sod surplus, and the j Iw-isg srwrdllu real u'tale. lbs I I (osislog the corpostion) claim* to have | ii-ies*ed ya'nt" thereol dcdacte-1 Iroiii ,] n.u 11 :it of the said captul stock aud ,J tnalsftcd snr]-: . 1 iwontwrid .ub.r-ibod.lyifora tne tbrtg^H ;| t day of nt '--r^^B | Form of nffidaviv to I amount or the proi-erty J, of such corporrtionaos ks*r »o 1 ' uisaibip rt — U 'lb ^ ; ty dti." • almsble • a*<ei« or credits