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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-10-03
LATER FROM HAVANA.

CHARLESTON. s. C., Sept. 2S.-The steamer Coy.
crnor Dudlcv has arrived here with !!av,Ha date. :,
tie !3d.
General Coacha, the Captain General, hpl arrived
It, Havana in III" Pcscuc.a. His arrival was h.l!pI
with great pomp AMI par"pherna'ia 10y liz ci;iz-a.
and tine city authorities. 4 grand procession WI.
formed. ana he was conducted in Sr.at spt-udor a,L
maruiticcncc 10 the palace, where n suuptuuu4 din.
ncr was prepared. C"ncha seemed not 10 app-r,ia;.
his reception with so good IL grace rs had been ante.
pated. There was 2 cast Of iil-hulnor m lis count.
nance apparent TO all, As though trouble and uHcc-.
taiulv were ~ugitstiuc hs mind. llo quite uncer-m,.
niously refused to accept the horses AMI elegant cay.
riagc which had been purchased 10 prescn: him.
ThrJubilcc. however, was kept up. with bull-.i:G,in,
Examinations, and other demonstrations.
The health al: Havana was good. Business -'A.lv.
Su.-:,, firm. Coffee advancing. Frrights dull.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-10-03

TIE EPIDEMIC AT TIE SOCrH.-Ti. ye!.
low lever continues 10 rage AZ New Orleans, Gu
within q lew DAYS past sInr alarm has been produce.
in co.IscG nee. OF thr hy!rant water emitting n t"D'
niur, RENDERING. j. uuiit iov ut". Among the icv.'
victims at Augusta is james Rhind, Eco, cashier ="
the State Bank. Many nj tho ci;iIru- WAC fled L.
town lavn SINCE died. The CHnsr.tutIon"lI-; is is-u"i
on half 4 sheet. having out OF liz whole force but Oh"
rompo-.G"r ani IL pr-rsnan ie':. ~ Sn'a!nnA, ~
Nr!it". llers wer" only lever !ra.hS. Mr.. y. Is.
>ia,a well. an accomplished -'cue ?a:'::2r, i, among
the victim. AZ Charleston tue i'vg.G";y i sill !nrs",
ti.crr being - death, ir"Gr fever ou l~U,-!a:. There
Is very liulr probability .; tine -a'..t ".Sappea.aIre
Of the diseas' until killr! 0i ~ T. -c"cce ..ost.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-10-03
FOREIGN

The actual sailing Of the expedition against Sebasto.
pol, is the most interesting Intelligence from Europe.
This is the first important venture Of the allies. They
seem resolved, from the immensely Of their prepare.
tons, to close the campaign Of 1854 in n blaze OF giO-
granite wall be really the fimsy and fragile thing
they represent, perhaps SehaSiopnl may be taken
after a desperate struggle. II has been the opinion
OF military men tina, this fortress is well-nigh inpreg.
nable, and such we think the allies will find it. The
probability is that their magnificent fleet will be re-
pulsed. unless they abandon the enterprise, rs Napier
retired from Cronstadt in disgust and despair.
In our column of foreign intelligence the reader
| will find a r~efutation Of the calumnious story in re.
gard to our Minister at Madrid-preciscly us We pre-
dictcd. Mr.. Soulc writes to the organ OF the Spanish
Government with the spirit and dircc:ncss charac-
t~cristic of the man. Over the back Of the poor jour.
nalist, he laslcs the Ministry with just severity.
COMMERCIAL AGEECI:S.-We find in the
Lynchbug Nirginian the following information con-
corning the responsibility of Commercial Agents.
The decision in the case referred 10, will no doubt be
followed by important results:
RESPONSIBILITY OF COMMERCIAL AGESrs.-ita p-
pears that u decision has just hCcu nude BY the Court
of Common Pleas in New York city, which is Of
pretty general interest as II respects the responsibility
OF tho Commercial Agents, sid 10 be employed by
merchants Of New iorl; and Northern cities, ia
every town and village of importance in the country.
whose traders purchase their ro"Is i'll those Cities
These agents inform themselves cs I" the standing OF
| said traders, and report accordingly. The case JUS,
tried was between Il house in Columbus, Mississippi.
as plaintiffs, and the New York agent, or SPY, i'll thai
place rs Tic defendant hud sGit WIS Or"ugli; I" r.
cover damages fur III alleged libel on the part Of dc
| frDlprt- in having written tpSDurlrIuUly pf Tho
plaintiffs. The issue has been tried Tor the sccond
time, the defendant having, on the first trial, brru
mulcted in damages to S6,uV0, aud moved for Il new
trial ON the ground Of the rejection Of Legal evidence.
No new fsots, however. were elected, aud the jury
rendered a verdict for the plaintiffs for the SUN Ui
| SS.NOO,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-10-03

THE NEW YORK DEMOCRACY TROUBLES.
ALBANY, Sept. 2S.-Very strong efforts are being
that the Soft nominee. withdraw, and that Seymour
have the mission to Europe.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-10-03

Capt. Hollins, OF the U. S. ship Cyane, is in Wash
ton; also tho Angel Gabriel.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-10-03

"WiIIG VICTURlES."-Mr-r- :ac Wig pa
~ in The ab"l.;ion party, AMI - Ir r-as'ag IT, U-...
abolition vote, and r!cc;!mg a lew gJ.'It,'Ine- tia:
could no; otherwise have 90, iu;. -. .r.-, L,,ot.
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THE RICHMOND EyQIIRER,

II y HITCIiIE. PRYOR u otNHN
~~~>~~~~~~~~~~-~--- So,
WIN F. RICHIE y ROGER a. fhl'H'
SATURDAY., Sf:pTEHEEE So is's.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-10-03
THE MARYLAND TOBACCO CROFT

THE MARYLAND TOBACCO Ihol'-l"
Planters prince Georges County, Advocate OF The
9Th says:
I'VE learn that our farmers ere beginning to be un-
easy at the evident approach o.. Jack Frost III nc nc
count Of the outstanding crop CT l"Dacco. me
hoary gentleman made his appearance on frIny las''
though not 40 boldly rs 10 occasion much uannSt,
exccp, in the way OF fastening the operation Oh
housing. The result Of the consequent apprehension
will be that what little crop is made vii! be cut A.
once, and the chances for good weather necessarily
thrown away, As il will be impossible :" a''o" huri
that is backward time to mature fully through isar
Of ii total lo.s. We bear from all quarters max me
ravage. OF IN: worms have been almost Without pre-
ccdrnt.
SKELETON OF \ MA~MMulH.-lhc 'usN' oi
n ;rast"drn or mammoth, vi enormous >'%r' were
| found last week uuar pnuphkrrpsir, and upon 'Xca-
vutlon, the skeleton II The animal WAS '!IH'"Feret'-
AS FIR Us the rxhumat!un has r~Xtvmde'.' INC "'I;'S
were found partially ~petr;tc., which pruiaises INC !c-
covcry of the entire skeleton il u moro icElec' sH'c
than uuy VET found.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-10-03
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CONVENT,

PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CONVENTION.
NEW YoES, Sept. 29.-ihc Episcopal C"nvemtioa
proceeded this morning 10 ballO, for II successor :,
Bishop Wainwright. On tho lsr ballot, the whol,
number OF votes cs-, was 337, of which Mr.. IIai,h,
received ~, Ninton 9S, Potter u, liarri, y. AMI
others smaller numbers. 4. second ballot was order.
ed. Twom"rc ballots were then taken wi;hou, g.
choice, Mr.. Ninton receiving the highest vote Carl.
time. 4 fourth ballot was ordered.
After the fourth ballot the convention took Z rocg.,
until 7 O'Clock. The last ballot stood as ;o!l"p, -
Rev. Francis Vin,oU. D.. D., OF Grace Church. iJ:
Rev. iIurario Potter, D.. D., OF Albany, lji. Lsy.
| DR.. IIaiglli, III Trinity Church, ~. others scattering.
NINE O'CLOCH. l.. Milne Convention r,.a>,rm.
bleed this evening. nmd ! more h0tri> were !a!. Ga
the sh he,p: the Rev. HorG:io Potter. i. D.. 81 =.
iaav wn- elected Bishop, receiving l'2 VOTES, Kew.
DR.. Nint"n l!G, others sma!r" votes.
GA motion oi Mr.. N!m,"a, tie election WIS c""3rW.
ci BY scciaHal!ua.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-10-03

THE FEVER AT AUGUSTA.
ArousrA, Sept. 2s.-The deaths Of yellow fever
were five, and the new cases eleven.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-10-03
THE AFRICAN SLAVE TRADE-NEW YORK

II AFRICAN SLAVE lohh
IMPLICATED.-:We apprehcnd that i is pretty
Generally known.that most of the fus: sailing Vessels
engaged in the African Save trade IRE built either in
Muine, Massachusetts, or New York. They bring
peoplr are ever ready for a good profitable cash busi-
ness, though it may occasionally embrace the ship,
lncut of negroes from Africa to Cuba. Oflaie several
.lavers have been captured, said 10 have been built
in New York or some other Northern port. AZ pre-
sent we nre informed that, acting upon certain dls-
coverirs recently made, our vigi!aut District Attor-
ney, Mr.. McKcon, is prosecuting m investigation be.
fore the Grand Jury, the results Of which will astonish
the unsuspectinC Quakers living in this community.
Only think of a slave ship, with all the necessary fix
lures, materials, supplies, provisions, papers in sevs-
raj languages, &c, &c, being fitted up ana aespa.cn-
ed from this port, as if the traffic were Il legitimate
business. The law declares it pirncy-n capital crime
and We should not wonder if the rcsulis oil Inc pre-
sent examination were to involve the personal satety
Of various cnterprising individuals. The public may
RELY upon il that the District Attorney will sift the
mattcr to the bottom.-fN. Y. HcraLd.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-10-03
THE PENNSYLVANIA AGRICULTURAL FAIR

IEIIs Y Nv Vt
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 2S.-The fair grounds were
covered with nj immense crowd this morning. ! mere
were not less than , 5000 persons within tie enclosure
An increasing line ofomnibuscs mud every description
Of vehicles, loaded down with passengers are crossing
the various bridges over The SclInyIk1!l: me railroad
cars arr constantly crossing. There Is Also dense
way Of foot pa>senScrs, and there Is prospect 'hat
the visitors will reach lou, 100 before night.
The Franklin Institute has resolved TO hold its an.
nunl exhibition OF manufactures and mechanic arts,
in November, in DR.. Jayne's mammoth buildings on
Dock street, including n portion of the Chestnut street
building. The two will be CONNECTED by Il oriuee eAi
tending across Carter street. The main cniruncc will
be on Chestnut street. -,
The State Fair closes on Friday evening; Inc
number OF visitors to-day is estimated at oyer iuV'ogg'
The address will be delivered to-lnorr"" d! H. a.
Meredith.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-10-03

Mrs. Mary E. W. Belts, . popular Western poet
sss, died At Cincinnati, last Sunday.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-10-03

DEArH OF A ENG!.l>u CHARGE.
BO>rvS, Sept. 2s.-lhr Hon. .Ir. core, Il LG:'
li.!I Ciargc u; Moutrviieu, died the %..ii Jay 4 Lp".
ulrxY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-10-03

Trial OF WV. }. WISS.-Thc Lexington, Va.
Gazette snys: The Jury, in tho case OF VIM. j.
VIM, having failed to agree upon Il verdict were
discharged on last Saturday: nad the cnsr vii. b"
again taken up ut the next term Of the Circuit Court
OF Bath, which Commences about III" l't!i -; o%:"-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-10-03

BOARD OF PrGLlC WnRHS.-Ehc following E":!r"
appears in the las: Ivnchburg Republican:
.NOkirr.-As the election al II commissioner OF III"
Board of Public Works, for tie middle district ui
Virginia, will tuke place i'll May ncX;, Il public meet
ing will be held at the next Amherst Court t" noini-
nate n suitable candidate for that important Office,
MASY NorLTs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-10-03

THE PRINCESS AsNE MrRnER.-Thc Portsmouth
Globe, of "Wednesday las;, says: "We learn that the
man Nj. Eweli has been re-arrc5tcl. The reHSons
for this arrest nrc said Ia BE- very strong circu'I'star-
cial evidence a>ccrtained since his discharge. By
>ulicctirg his knife In u microscopic view, blood was
luund upon the blade III very sH!ail particles. oiher
tllin.. lave com" 10 light tina; raise s%rspirinn I" an
almost certainty that tw"il is the gully mail.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-10-03

PIONEER (ALExASDRIAl MlILs.-Ihis large es'ab-
l;s!iment, which has been in operation for several
months, is now turning OH, 600 barrels OF ftoar daily
The -four (savs the Alexandria Sentinel has already
taken the highest grade ~ 20 quality. The engine -
n magnificent niece of machinery, driving the twc!v"
pair OF burrs, and the various and extensive fixtures
Of the concern, with great ease the whole inoyiFg
so smoothly that M jar is pcrccptiblc, and very little
noise heard.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-10-03

FIVE DrRHAM CATTLr.-Mr. George W. Rosen-
bcrrcr. who lives near New Market, in Rockingham
county, few days ago sold q lot OF Durham cows
and calves to Messrs. j.. w. Sewers HiSh Hes7oh,
and 7, Alexander of Clarke county, at prices ranging;
from $50 to 800 each, viz: one three year old atSioo'
two cows and calves at 800; ind one at SO; a heller
NJ 500, and So on.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-10-03

WHrEIIyG MARKEr.-Thc Argus sts.cs that TIER"
were Dab market wagons in attendance ri IL" S"'on"
ward market, in Wheeling on Saturday morning last
REWARD FOR 4 MISUNDERSTANDING 'he rf~'!I-
tons passed at q meeting Of tho citizens Of Princess
Anne county, on Tuesday last, on the sutjec; oi ;ho
late McAlpiue murder, was the following:
81. Resolved. That in order to carry oat the fo.".
| going resolution, a reward OF $40 will be offered 10:
the detection and conviction oi the murderer, or evi-
dcuc. tnnt will lead 10 his conviction. ana NM Gn'-
cruor ri this State be- requested 10 ODER m adiI.."uH!
reward.
Havoc OF TiE DTsr>rrET.-Thc Abingdon De-
mocrat "r September -, say4 The dy-cotcry ms hhIl
dis,rc-siug!y fa:al in The ucichLoIinn! OF Mc:"hvl!ir.
Rus.el! couniv, within TIC II.i -" w~e..f. and vG:.,.
cu,ar,v among children. lw.E:v.twu children had
Ci-i IN 10 tuesday evcuia. Iqst within e circle at ;wo
miles Of HansoayII!e-iGe e!!cS; not more than LINE
yea!s OF aye. In addition +" these i!Ier" has been
considerable mortality among Older persons lie
neighborinG town OF Marion and other portions OF
Smyth county, have likewise suffered dreaGia!iy.
CL.RKsBrRe CrEcrIr CorRr.-In ,his Cour, las,
week, Judge Camden presiding, Michae! Stewart was
tried and sentenced to the Peuitentiar7 foE three
years for stealing ninety dollars from Thomas Lang
den, and Barney Lynch, charged with the murder Of
John McSay, was convicted OF voluntary manslaugh-
ter, aud sentenced To the Peniteu;!ary for one year.
FIRE IS WIycHEsrER.-Ou Wednesday night a
FIRE broke out ct Winchester, We, in the stables OF
Philip Young, which was consumed. together with
the old Lutheran church, q building which was erect
cd in l164. Mr.. Young lost q horse and six hogs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-10-03

CoMMERcEoFA L~EXASDNIA.-Ihe weTe"" rcsSri'
lying at the Alexandria wharvea, on Thursday last
Is of the largest class vessels.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-10-03

ALEXANDRIA, LorDors Axp HAMPSHIRE RAIL
RoAp.-The Board Of Directors OF The Alexandra
Loudoun and~ Hampshire Rail Road Company, iihcir
meeting on the 2GiE inst,
Resolved. That 81 soon a. the Engineers estimate
of cost and specifications should be reported, t"H'ci
will be done bv the llth OF Octobcr,l they VIII pro-
coed forthwith To contract for The grazing, mh9nlry
aud bridging, which may be- necessary upon NE 'nft:y
miles of il,,ir rDnd between Alexandria and Clarke
Gap, in Loudouu county.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-10-03

A~PPolyrMEyr.-J. G. Pcttus has been appointed
postmaster ut charlottesville SpotSy!vnlin couiity'
Va, vice VIM. II. Kennedy resigned.
Columbia gazette., 1854-07-22
NC ALTON.

E = y y n u m
ID OBERF PORTERFIELD would re.
~ specially notify The citzens OF Colunsa
aud vicinity, that he will open school on
We'd esday "a Of July, in building on
Main esreet, near the Som. of Temperance
Hall, Columbia j. From his long and sue
cestui experience in Teaching, he trusts he will
receive a liberal sha. OF patronage. Strict
Oh -cplne wll be observed. Tuition al the
same rates
July 18th, 1854 -2w.
Columbia gazette., 1854-07-22

liz NAPP - Co state to their friends that
IN having portion Of their stock, are now
dong bu siness nea, the old stand
July 11th,. 1854.
Columbia gazette., 1854-07-22
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Baths! BATHS!


THE undersigned would respect
- fally inform his friends and the publs in-
general, that he has fued up FIVE roens Tor
bathing purposes and, that he is now prepared
TO accommodate any and all persons who may
favor him with a call Ladies or gentli men
wishing nice baths with soft water free from
lime can now be accommodated.
One room fitted up expressly for Ladies.
~ IS s ALDEN SEARS.
vsa ONE WORD MORE.
Lumber oil all kinds for sale. Plank boards
scantIing, and shingles, iron Sugar Pine Saw
Mill" All ordcrsfor lumber will be promptly
filled, aud the lumber delivered 1t the Lowest
market price. A. b
Corner Of Gold and Jackson str cts.
Columbia, July l3, lS54.-no10H.
Columbia gazette., 1854-07-22

SIGHT DRAFTS on Nv York, PAiiaAsi.
phia, Boston, ST. Louis and CINCINNATI.
Also
Payable in almost sl the principal cities snd
towns 10 the Atlantic States sni The Capsdas.
Columbia gazette., 1854-07-22
NOrthup e Marshall,

Carpenter. J0iAsrs ana BulIoerss
WASHINGTON, BETWEEN MAIN AND BROADWAY.
A RE prepared to take contracts for the
"A construction Of buildings OF every de-
scripton. Make Toms. Sluices, Windlasses
und all kinds of work for miners Particular
attention paid to Jobbing, and attended 10 with
despatch.
We have also in successful operation Brick
Machine, and are ready to fill orders for any
amount. We solicit visit from those about
to huild fire proof buildings; examine our ma
chinery, and the quality of the brick.
Columbia, May l3, l854.-l,f
Columbia gazette., 1854-07-22
mo. 81

No. 8.
X Nm ORDINANCE to protect Ion
IN holders that have had their prop
crty burned by the late FIRE.
The people of the Town of Columbia
do enact as follows: M
Sec. 1. That all persons owning lots
within the limits of the burnt district,
and whose property has been destroyed
are granted three months to make inn
provements to the amount of $50.
Sec. 2. Any person or persons
jumping such lot or lots shall be con-
sidered as violation of this ordinance
shall be fined accordingly.
Approved July 18th. 1851.
SAMUEL ARNOLD, Pres't.
l certify that the above Ordinance
was passed July 18th, 1854.
j. HEcKENDoRN, CPk B. I. G..
Columbia gazette., 1854-07-22
WELLS, FARGO 4 CO.'S
New York, European and Ca'Dorni
Express and Banking
Company.
CAPITAL, $780, 900

PRINCIPAL OFFICES-i6 Wall street. N
York, Express Building, corner Of Monlgom
cry and California streets, San Francisco, 3
Pace de la Deurse, Paris. Ea
Columbia gazette., 1854-07-22
Boston Livery Stable.
MAIN ST.. COLUMBIA, OPPOSITE THE
NEW YORK BAKERY.


a TIE Proprietor Of the above Sta.
NN bic takes pleasure In announcing to
AZ0 his tsends aud patrons, and all
Others desirous OF riding BLOOD
ED STOCK, that he has made an addition to
his stud OF saddle and harness horses, unrivalled
for beauty, or ease 10 riding. in this vicinity /;
and is prepared al any hour during the day o.:
night, to wait those who will favor him with
call, at as reasonable rates as can be obtained
id this town. The proprietor being determined
10 merit his share of the public patronage, and
AS NO SENSIBLE MAN IS >uProsED To ABUSE A
GOOD ANIMAL, it is his Determination that no
such man shall leave his stable dissatisfied it'll
tie one ha h.- -ia.lsn f in his nn,rar t., satisfy
him. Call and see Tor yourselves.
L. CHAPLIN, Proprietor.
N. B The proprietor has -ef;ted his stable,
having in view the comfort of animals left Al;
livery, to which every attention will be paid.
Horses bought and sold at priva'e sale, and
every assistance rendered those DESTROYS of
buying or selling animals of any description.
J. c. HARRIS is my autho.lz Agent in the
above line. E. C..
Columbia Lily LIST, 1854 -no6H
Columbia gazette., 1854-07-22
CLIPPER g. GAZETTE--EXTRA.
BY HATCH'S EXPRESS.
10 MY PATRONS

In consequence of the very heavy
loss which have sustained during the
fire, | have been unable for the last
two days, to attend to my business as
heretofore. But when the public take
into consideration, the many aggraving
circumstances connected with a calami-
ty like that which has befallen our
town within the last few hours. am
confident they will not think me in
fiinging on their kindness, and cour-
teses,if | beg their kind indulgence,
until tomorrow, from which time, |
will endeavor punctually to fulfill all
my engagements, hoping that my
friends and the public generally, will
sustain me in the enterprise.
A. J. HATCH.
Columbia, July II, 1854.
Columbia gazette., 1854-07-22

THE subscriber takes this method
OF returning bis sincere thanks TO the
@b citizens of Colombia for the ve,v
liberal patronage extended TO him, and assure.
them that he 10 PermanentIy located, and ready
TO serve ALL with q cheice Article of Milk.
Cheese and Butter. from his Dairy on jackson
etreet, ne xt door TO the Syrp Manufactory.
f m RIPFERDEN &. COCHRAN.
Columbia gazette., 1854-07-22
COLUMBIA ADVERTISEMENTS
Columbia Drug Store.
STATE STREET, COLUMBIA.

~ FOR SALE at the Columbia Drug
x Store on State Street, full assort-
- ment of DRuGs, PATENT MEDICINES
CHKMIcALs, &C., &c. We receive our .Medi
cnes every month from Story, Redington & CO.
such arrangements, that we can supply any AL
ticle that can be found on the Pacific coast
Amor 8 our patent Medicines May be found
Townsend's Compound Ex. Of SarsaparsIla,
Sands.
Bull's, Q" ="
wnght's Veg Pills. Mofasrs Pills,
Cooks Bilious :" Brandridth's
Sears Antidsp'c Allebas.'s
Bfadlee's Hough's i"
K. +. Hill ards Deans
Iud'n Dhpeptie Lees Billious"
Oriental Balm, :" Halseys S. C.. Pills.
" istars Balsam of Wild Cherry,
Ayrs's Cherry Pectoral,
Osgood's India Cholegogue,
Mrs. K'dder's Dysen.ery Cordial,
James Alternative,
Tonic vermifuge,
Hair Tonic,
=" /" Dye,
Mexican Mustang Liniament,
Perry Davis's Pain Killer,
Liquid Opodeldoc,
Thompson's Eye Water,
Richardson's Wine Btters,
Moaatrs Tonic Bi,ters,
And many other articles too numerous ia
mention. QuIcK SALES and SMALL PRorrr's
U Remember Columbi Drug Store. State
street,
Columbia, May 10, lcs4.-lh
Columbia gazette., 1854-07-22
NOTICE

ME Board of Trustees of the Town u
Columbia at their last meeting received
tao report OF J. w. Wallace, town surveyor,
aud all persons are hereby notified TO build ac-
coIdng to said survey, any Infringement shall
b, considered misdemeanor, and shall be a,ed
as per ordinance. 90
Approved July 18th, 1854.
SAM'L ARNOLD, Pres't
J. HEcKENDoRN, Cl'k. B. T. c.
Columbia gazette., 1854-07-22
No. 81

No. g..
A N ORDINANCE regulating the
IA width and grade of side walks.
The people of the town Of Columbia
DO enact as follows: ~
SEC. 1. That all sidewalks hereafter
built, shall be one ninth (1-9) Of the
width of each street. a
Sec. 2. The grade of each block to
be equal. there being no steps permit
ted to be built. Any violation of this
Ordinance shall be considered a mis-
demeaneor, and shall pay reasonable
fine for each and every offence.
Approved July 18th, 1854.
sa SAMUEL ARNOLD, Pres't.
certify that the above Ordinance
was passed July 18th 1854.
J. HEcKENDoRN, Cl'k B. T. C..
Columbia gazette., 1854-07-22
COLUMBIA ADVERTISEMENTS

TIME Subscriber, would tender his most sin
IL eere thaHksto his many friends, for their
generous assistance during the 6rl Of the morn
ing of the 10th inst.
And further that his business has not been
stopped, but continues to furnish every thing 10
his line a. usual. slf
A. P. HOLSTER.
Proprietor of the American Bakery.
Columbia, July a, 1854.
Columbia gazette., 1854-07-22
n 0 L C. E.

TNtlE Stockholders Of the Tuolmne Count,
Il Water Company. are hereby notified thai
dividend OF four per cent, on the Capital
Stock Of SAID Company, has been declared
for the month Of June, 1854, payable at the
Banking House Of James Mills & Co, Colum.
bia, on Monday the,hird day Of July, inst
EDWIN E. WHITE,
President Pro. Tenn.
R. A. ROBINSON, Sec'y.
Columbia Jsly l, 1e54.-lG.
Columbia gazette., 1854-07-22

AEC KENTY & CHURCH. successor. TO
X1- Tuttle and Co., have removed to their
Store House, above the South Church, on the
road leading TO Gold Syringe
Columbia, July IL, 1854