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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-11-23

Salt.
ODD RAGS justreceived and for sale.
%%eINov. McEwEN GILLESPIE.
GREAT SOUTHERN REMEDY,
JACOBS CORDIAL,
Cholera, FOR ALL lChoera Morbus,
Dy.Sa'f Bowel Diseases nS Ses q lnan,m
Also, Admirably adapted TO many Dis.
eases OF Females,
most YP.1LNFtL MENS7R "a TON
The virtues of Jacobs Cordial are too well known to
require encoinums.
LIST, It cures the worst cases of Diarrhea.
I'd, 1t cures the worst forms of Dysentery,
Sd, 1t cures California or Mexican Darrlina
4th 1t relieves the sewers, Cholic
9th, 1t cures Cholera Morbus
9Th 1t cures Cholera lnfantitn
eth, 1t cures Painful Menstruation.
sth, 1t relieves Pain in Back and Loins
9th, 1t counteracts Nervousness and Dependency
10th, 1t restores irregularities.
18th, 1t dspels Gloomy and lIysterical Feelings
18th, It's an admirable Tonic.
Je,o short ertrdcts from Letters Testimonials, dc.
al have used Jacobs Cordiain my family and bay.
iouhu must eiicieht, ana IN my Judgment valuable
remedy" lION. HIRAM WARNER
Judge OF Supreme Court Geurgia.
~ gives me pleasure III being able to recommend ia
cob's Cordal-my own personal experience, and the
experience of my neglbors and friends around me is A
sufficient guarantee for me to believe to be ali that il
purports to he, viz: A SOVEREIGN REMEDY"
WIN. II. UNDERWOOD,
Formerly Judge Of Superior Court Cherokee Circuit
~ take great pleasure in recommending Ills invaImn
BILE medicine to all afflicted with bowel diseases for
believe II to be sovereign rcmedy-decidedy superi.
or to anything else ever tried by me. A. A. GAtLpISG
Deputy q. VI. of the Grand Lodge of Georgia
81 have used Jacobs Cordial in my family and this,
with all hear about it remedy by those who have
tried it, induces to believe stands at the hend Of
every preparation OF the kind, and would recommend
its use in the disease tor which it is compounded
. . MILES g. DOBBiSs,
Cashier Bank Of the State of Georgia Grimm
"if there any cretiblity in human testimony ia.
cobs Cordial must stand pre-emnent above all other
preparations for the Of Bowel Diseases From The
mass OF testimony in its favor coming all quarters
II must be very far in advance, as curative agent of
| most II not all other patent preparations"
a, FLEMING Cash. Marine and Fire Ins Bank G rfIin
This efficient remedy is travelling into celebrity ms
fast as Bonaparte pushed his columns into Russia and
gaining commentator wherever used. "-Georgia M
feysOnirn, May 1911, 1853. ~
For sale by VIM. Burns Geo. W. Ross, ID. +. Shelton
A. II. Wilson, and Chas. Metcalfe, Athens; b. f. Martin
Calhoun; y. p. Bloom, John benton, CantreIi 4 Co.
Cantrells Roads; Guilford Cannon, nvle; NJ
j. spillnan, Mt Vernon; j. T. Jones, Hiwassee; Ches.
mutt West phiadephia Vaughn 4 Picket, Sweetwater;
H. T. Tipton Four Mile lrancl A. II. Lawson, Chatata
Thompson Dyson, Cleveland; James d. Balm Charles.
ton; N J. 4 j. f. Lillard Co., Decatur; Peak McEl
wee, Sewee; J. +. fagg & Son, Maryville.
| April 2O-1y-343 90 Hickman 81 New York
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Forest Hill Academy,

Forest Hill Academy.
uNHE Fall Session Of Forest Hill Academy, Conducted
by Mr.. A. q. CARsrs and LADY, assisted by Mr.. U.
L.. lonK, will open on Wednesday,, SEPTEMBER 5M.
The Trustees of this Institution confidently recon-
mend 1t to those who wish their sons and daughters
educated. The instruction is thorough and the dis
cpline mild but firm and paternal.
Each student is charged contingent fee OF One Dol
lar One half of the tuition is required in advance and
the remaining half at the middle of the session.
Terms:
First Class (per session. 5000
Second +" ..............-..... O m
Third 4" .............,., 10 On
- by order OF the Board. W. II. BALLEW
Athens, Aug. lO-359 Secretary
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In Store and to Arrive |

In Store and to ArriVe
On SACKS Coffee; $500 lbs. Brown Sugar.
~ different grades; l2OOlbs. Loaf Crushed
and Powdered Sugar; 90 bbls. N. o. Molasses;
Cheese; Raisins; Crackers; Candles; Mack erel;
Cod Fish; Figs. A large lot of Etowah Iron;
1000 lbs, Castings-together with large and
well selected stock of Boots and Shoes; Dry
hoods; Fancy Articles; Gold and Silver
Watches; EARRINGS; Bracelets; Finger-rings,
0e.-aii OF which will be sold on the most
reasonable terms.
c8- Produce Of all kinds taken.
JAS B. Balm.
Charleston, Jan. 2S, ls55-tf SSl
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Ocoee Male Academy,

Oc0ee Male Academy,
Benton, Tenn.
TuNIIE Fall Session of this Institution will commence
Il on Monday, the 3D. day Of September next, un-
der the charge of Rev. j. L. MILBuRN whose abilities
and character as Teacher well known that the
Trustees deem unnecessary to trump his fame. Being
graduate Of Of the first Colleges of East Tennes
see he is competent to teach the pupils science and
language, and to conduct the School with
ready to guide, morally as well rs mentally. Parents
and guardians may patronze Ocoee Academy with as.
surance The location is healthy and pleasant.
Terms Of Tuition, per Session Of 20 ueeks:
...fo,oO
s,UU
No extra charges Board can be had In private fani.
lies on very reasonable terms. Those who pay In ad.
vance can have reasonable deduction from the regu.
lar rates OF tuition. BY order of the BOARD.
AuglO W. b. REYNOLDS, Sc'y.
ha1rs..Ch airss
OH DOZEN Cottage, Rocking and Children's Chairs,
~ for sale cheap for cash. Apply to
Jan. ~ J, 8. BRIDGES, Athens Depot.
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Carriers Spanish Mixture.
The Great Purifier of the Blood
NOT a PARTICLE OF MERCURY IN TT

The Great Purifier of the Blood
NOT a PARTICLE OF MERCURY IN TT
Let tie AFFLICTED Read and Pointer!
An lnfallibe Remedy foI Scrofa, Kings Evil Rheuma.
tism, Obstinate Cutaneous Eruptions, Pmpes or Pos.
tules on the Pace, Blotches Boils Ayuc nnd rev.r
Chronic Sore Eyes, Ring Worm letter, Scall Head
Enlargement and Pain OF the Bones aud Joints Stub.
born Ulcers, Syphilitic Disorders Lunibayo Sninnl
Complaints, and all Diseases arising from an IniuIi.
cious Use Of Mercury, lprudence In Life, or lmp,ry
Of the Blood.
TuNlis great Alternative medicine aud Purifier of Blood
is now used by thousands Of grateful patients from
all parts OF the United states, who testify daily TO the
remarkable performed by the greatest Of all med
cines, "CAnTER's SPANISH MIXTURE" Neuralgia Rheu.
matism Scrotula Eruptons on the Skin, Liver Disease
Feyers, Ulcers, Old Sores Affections Of The Eidnavs
Diseases of the Throat, Female Complaints Pains and
Aching of the Bones and JOINTS are speedily nut To
flight by using this great and inestinable remedy
For all diseases Of the Blood, nothing has yet been
found to compare with it. II cleanses the system of all
impurities, acts gently and efficiently the Liver and
Kidneys, strengthens the Digestion gives tone to the
Stomach, makes the skin clear and healthy and restores
the Constitution enfeebleb by disease broken down by
the excuses of YOUTH to its pristine vigor
For the Ladies' Is ncomparably better than all the
cosmetics ever used. few doses Of Carriers Spanish
Mixture viii remove all salowness of complexion bring
the manng to the cheek, give elasticity TO the
step, and improve the health in "a remarkable degree
beyond all the medicines ever heard Of.
The large number OF certificates which we have re.
ceived from persons from all parts of the United States
Il the best evidence that there Is humhug about IL
The press, hotel keepers, magistrates, physicians and
public men, well known to the community all add their
testimony TO The wonderful effects of ,lis GREAT
BLOOD PURIFIER.
Cali on the Agent and get Circular and Almanac.
and read the wonderful this truly of all
medicines has performed.
None genuine unless signed BENNETT BEERS Pno.
pretors No. Pearl street, Richmond Val to whom all
orders for supplies aud agencies must be addressed.
Ana for sale by WA. BURNS, and q. W. Ross Athens;
H. y. MARTIN, Calhoun KELLY Son. Charleston; Tp0Mp.
SUN u DfsuN, CleNeIhhu' may i-ly-3i5
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SirM Juaieiet District Court, Par-
tsh Of East Batm Rouge, la.
Succession IF NAstr Oars, deed.
DY VIRTUE Of con- mission issued In
- the above succession, and to me di.
tected from The Hen Sixth Judieis' Dis-
tfict Court, In and for the Parish and State
aforesaid, | will by virtue Of said eenlrnis-
sion offer at Public Sale al the Court House
Door Of said parish In the city Of Baton
Rouge. on
sAfURDAT the 10th day Of May next,
b.1s55, at II o'clock A, N. the proper.
ty hereinafter set forth snd described, be-.
longing to said succession, TO wit
A certain negro man slave named Dick,
aged about 90 yeats.
On tbs following terms and conditions,
to wit One half cash and the balance at,
one and two years credit from the day Of
sale; the purchaser 10 give notes satislset-
orily endorsed, bearing interest Ut eight
per cent from The date Of sale till pai4. and
special mortgages reserved on said slave,
until the full and final payment Of ssid
notes and interest thereon.
April 14.is55. H. v. BAB1N, Sheriff.
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NseCrgsst4,,a Anfg.

in the matter III the SHecessiOfi Of WV. +.
PAithits, deesStsd, INu 4B4, spftbste'
Sixth Judicial District Cudftl-spsfish Of
Esst Baton Rouge, Louisiana, 8f
pY VIRTUE u commission issued in
~ the above succession and To the difet-
ted from The Hbh. Sixth Judicial district
Court, IN ard fyt the Parish and State
aforesaid / will, by virtue or said com.
mission offer at public sale III TIE Bsvn,,
Manehac Ferry, In this Parish, 1T abodt 10
sst. .s h Il. et < s.t9 j. ag sy ,s
at II o'clock, A. M, the t,fooetty letsi,,-
after set.fortii and described. bsionsins 4,
the succession Of WIN r PnibLirs, late II
said Parish, deceased, to wit: M
The undivided one half Of The Steambost
CATHERINE.
TERMS or SAbe-CAsH.
Also, will be offered al public sele At the
last residence Of said deceased, In this Per.
ish, at about 1 miles below the City III
Baton Rouge, on
Monday, tho 11th dry III Jute, 1888,
at 4 o'clock, A. NJ. the property herein.
after set.fotth and described, belonging TO
the above mentioned succession, to wit:
A CERTAIN tract II land. together With
oil the building and Improvements thereon,
containing 40 arpetta, more 81 less, Also,
large stock Of Dry Goods, Clothing Shoes,
Groceries, Liquors, Segars ke. Also; d
lot Of Household and Store Furniture Show
Cases, Dressing Case, Store Desk, Ii. All.
50, one set buggy harness; one double bat.
rel shot gun, one pedling buggy, one foaf
mare, saddle and biidle, ore gold letine
Watch and Chain, &c
DIV THE FOLLOWING TERNs AND Conbi.
fions, re- wir The personal property; all
Sums under twenty dollars. cash. and oil
Sums Of twenty dollars and above that T.
mount payable on the FIRST day Of JANUARY,
1866 Purchasers to give notes endorsed
to the satisfaction ofthe administrator. and
the tract Of lard and improvements there.
on, for one third eash one third payable
on the first day Of January next, 1865, and
the Remaining third payable on the first
day Of January; 1861 Purchasers to give
notes with good personal security and spe.
tial mortgage fetaited On the land sold, IN.
til the final payment The notes To bear
eight per cent interest from and after md.
ttitity. and all To be made payable II The
Parish Recorders Office, In the City nf Ba-
ton Rouge. II. v. BAB1N,
ffiay4stts Sheriff.
ALsD--Will be offered at public sale on
The same day at the time ard place sboye
mentioned. The following slaves, to wit.
Negro woman named Rose, 30 years old.
and her children, viz. Morris aged II
years, Poline y years. Ada 8 years, and
Louisa, aged 10 months. - 49,.
On the following Terms and Conditions,
to wit. go aH
One third Cssh--Oae third Oh TIE FIRST Of
March next, 1866, and the remaining one
third, on the fifst Of March, 1861. Put.
chasefs to give notes satisfactorily sfldof4
sed and payable At Tie Parish Fecordef's
Once, In the city III Baton Rouge, and sps.
rial mortgage retained On said slaves until
the full and final payment Of said notes and
all eventual interest thereon.
may4-Gt II. Y. BABfN, Sheriff.
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RAr,isa FAsrfpiovs rrAr orHEk-

RAffisa FAsrfDfous rFAr orHnk-
wisss--We did not In our hasty
glance at the local column Of Wedhes-
/ day evenings Advocate, notice care
fully, our contemporaries structures,
upon the "Uoncert last night; y or we
should have charged our batteries to
| fire i full brpndside into him to day,
for The ss-naneyism therein con
tanned !: which has serious bearing
upon The dignity-as we'll as the
gallantry Of The city "press gang
Now that We do see II, In Its full force
aud bearing. we take upon o,irself to
make structures. The local editor Of
the Advocate, was there in an official
capacity to take notas-had d com
Portable seat-vas looking atIsiously
for, expected treat--ladies come and
ousted llim--took the window, and
gazed abstrsctedly at the tnoen q
bevy Of Indies with gallant young
gentleman ousted him---Like Lobby
when even the lobby itself was jam
eda-had to stand, and do penanee as
he says, six hours. 1'is not 10 be
wondered at, that this soureed him to
say
ave do not wish to be hypereriti-
cal but ire do think that many of the
choruses were spoilt by the promis-
euous multitude Of voices joined III
them. Thirty-flve or forty young
ladies' sehool children. Ne /, including
pruhcients, tyros and all, may be en-
chanting enough in their separate
sutalistic performances"
But most pvtent, grave and rever.
end signor The entertainment was
not BY a company ofpiufessed singers,
but Our own pretty smiling May day
flowers, come firth Ii The beauty and
freshness Of spripglime to celebrate
their anniversary. The local editor
says
'tf the performances were intended
to crafty the audience In return
for the valuable consideration paid
for admittance. 1t was due to II that
the singers should have been selected
arranged, andulassihed TO that end
Morse, should look To this at once,
or he may wake up some morning,
and fnd himself worked Into lead
CT Of a columns length for the evening
paper. Listen to the local editor as
he continues.
"1ftbey were AZ an exhibition mere
" to test the proficiency Of an entire
musical class under the energetic H.
s'ructioos Of Prof. Morse, or % crafty
the Partially Of parents or friends,
then we humbly submit, II the public
should pay The expense attending the
execution, Of these several purposes 7"
As the charge Of -four bits ID The
sorest cause Of compliant, we beg
leave 10 state, on authority that the
net proceeds, are not to 20 to the
Foreign Rcd Shirt Benevolent Mis-.
sionary," nor Ia 1t 10 be invested in
on oyster supper for the press but
the young Indies lin whose hands the
net proceeds are) design as we learn,
to invest IL In books, to be the nue.
leus Of a library for the Female Or.
phan Asylum We hope this iufor.
nation will relieve the mind Of the
local editor, IL he yet have any yhis.
givings. II
Appointments BY the tsOveyn| i.
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Liues'y Stable for Sale.
@ | &cst

THE uudersign a offers for sale. his
entire stock Of HORSES, CARRIAGES and
BUggfEs, and II not disposed Of by the ID day Of
June next, 1850 will be on that day offered at
Public Auction Persons DESTROYS Of purchasing
al reduced prices--4valuable horses and vehicles
Of al kinds will find II To their interest to call
and examine the horses and carriages offered for
sale. For further particulars apply TO
fnaybiw, ~ jas. Il. MORGAN,
On North boulevard ST., near the Market.
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NOTICE.

4 Ii persons who are indebted to the
n Succession Of William p. PHILLIPS,
decd, are hereby notified TO come forward
and settle the same without delay, and
those having claims against said succession,
will present them duly and legally anthem
ticated for acceptance, to the sdministra-
tor JoHr b. CoMAtx. on the High Lands,
or to his undersigned Counsel 1T Baton
Rouge. J. M. McCUTCHEN.
April 26th 30.d
~ Daily Delta copy Of. and send bill
to comet Office. l@ -
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al nrrill.

On Thursday evening last, the goth Inst.
by the Rev. A. q Mtbbfn. MILTON
THOMAS ESD, 10 Miss VICTORIA
DICK son. All Of this parish. Clinton
Patriot
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III THE Democracy of East baton Houge.
I EFT A MEETING Of the Democracy
IL Of East Bato, Rouge, take place at the
Court House on SATURDAY The 10th of
May, 1906, TO nominate Delegates 10 the
District and State Conventions to assemble
at this place IN June, to nominate can.
didate for Congress and State officers.
ALSO If the meeting on the 10Th inst,
think IL advisable to nominate candidates
for the Legislature and parish officers.
A. WApDfLL,
MAY 1.tw late Chairman
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A Cotd Fss--one very cold night
a jolly old fellow who had rar,aken.
rather freely Of Clip At the tavern. star.
ted for home IN his sleigh, and on his
way was aprct aud leA by the side of
che road, Some persons passing the
same way short time after, discovered
the old fellow in sitting posture hold.
ing his feet up towards the moon, and
calculating 10 some invisible person, I"
John, pile on the wood, It's q thunder.
ing cold night :"
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F7ies--ThG butchers of Geneva,
have from time immemorial prevented
Aies from approaching the meat which
they expose for sale BY the use Of lsu.
rel oil. This oil, the smell cf which.
although a littie strcng Il rot insnp.
portable. drives away lies and they,
dare not come near the walls or vain.
scots which are rubbed with It. We
believe laurel oil Is = deadly poison,
therefore il should b used with the.
utmoat caution.
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-
WHsaH's Mn. BYAturon Would
10 The lord be were more expeditions
with bis pbopstics and short hand.
that the new system might al once
become popular 80 that sumo peo-
pie might understand other people =
They never will do 1t. until one half
Of The words III The Kings English
are thrown out and the other half
abbreviated and eondenced, 80 as to
strike the dullest comprehension, like
clock hammer
Through mistake, which may be
charged TO the obtuseness Of the ati-
thor's mental PERCEPTION This
nhrase il ohe Of Doot. Brownson's
" chronological "--has reference to a
faculty III the posterior part Of the
head---reptesented on any correct
map Of The same, by q bump. Az
before said through mental obtuse-
ness, somebody in the other days Ad-
vocate, under The signature Of " W. I"
takes this fing at us.
Messrs Editors Of the Adtoea,e .----
In Che hands Of ignorance, wit Is n
dangerous weapon--it is apt TO recoil
upon those who Wouia use il. vide
the Comet Of yesterday and The yener.
~ burst, of an attempted baflasque
unon the recent turn out Of that noble
band Of brothers, the Sons Of Temper.
anee. Such stale attempts 81 wit are
AS natural to sol as they are dis
graceful to man.
On the same subject, the Comet
would have said The same thing We
try to be serious, . but the world is
made Of such funny stuff, that all our
attempts are simply ridiculous
We are assured BY the authors of
the piece Upon which WIS virtuous in.
dignalion, is expended that J" That no
bic band Of brothers - are not alluded
to; indeed---sinee our own unsullied
reputation Is chilled Ii question, we
feel IL duty we owe the public . to
espound, to expose, TO reveal 10 make
known in 40 mitch aud In 10 far, as
our own unsullied reputation as
practical temperance advocate, IL con.
cerned The communication III the
Oomet---alluded to. by w. was call
on the chivalry and patriotism Of Red
B'ick ITO rally" The call was couch.
cd In the language Of the most exalted
patriotism and the design was no less
praiseworthy, than that Of extending
the area of )iberts, itself. Il was de-
signed to awaken--revivify the spirit
Of '76, which is getting old and de-
crepid for the want Of action. It was
10 bring out the bone and sinew--the
nerve and muscle Of The nation, to en-
quire into the propriety Of " firing into
our boats, In the Gull. 2 Does w.
object to the manner Of the call 7 Does
not tho end always Justify the means,
and does not W. (who must be d can
did mani admit that the strongest ap.
peal is made to the virtue Of the ma
ton, when we ask 1t 10 dine, and take
a social drink with us Was not this
the plan resorted to, when The Eng.
lish army went into Flanders ? And
did not the leaders of our own army
resort to the same excellent expedient
when oar army went down on the
Rio Grantle ? Come Mr.. Il Wivuinua -
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STRAY or ATOLEN.

I'm the night OF thu 3Oth list. = Ray
" horse about IA hands high, both hitd
legs up to the snkle, white. also colsr
mark son the neck. A .liberak reward
will be paid for his delivery a. y T.
WAppiLL's Durg Stofe. sIsy.s3.s
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THE SrkAmsR Laurel HlLL.--It
will be seen in another eolumn, that
this fine coast pscket--CArr. j.. Al.
OorfoN, commander; Is now making
three trips a week from Bayou Sara
to New Orleans touching regularly
at our landing
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COMPLIMENTARY Carl, TO THE
T0,snt Ladies' Ut Mrs. Reads Seminary

The young men Of the "Uapitol giee Club, Is
being Of opnis, that The young ladies Of The Uet,.
cert ofthe let May acquitted themselves In man.
nef 80 credtabie as to fecelvs the ,,tanimots ap
probation of the audience ana community. take
pleasure In returning their compliments and ex-
pressing their grateful thanks for The privilege
they enjoyed IF participating Win them IN the
exhibition. They heel highly eotnplimetited III
having been called oh, u aid the entertainment
STEPHEN HENDERSON,
r.....,.... 81. D. ELAM.
o'in"'''ee' RICHARD MARKHAM,
70. VI. POPE.
III tuu uauAa Afav A. 1r6s 41
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AVIS.

TOUTES personnes qui doivant d 10
l. Succession d. WILLIAM r. PfffLffPS, d.
eede, sont par ID presente hotins De fsire pale
mebt immediate, ct tous cenx qui ont dss reclaim
atoms contre Ii dite succession, sont prie6 De lea
Fadmtnistrs !. sur John b. Cotnsux, sur IL terre
hautes, gu son soussigna avncst Baton Rouge.
avrfi 26.g ]. N. MCCUTCHgF.
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UFpfGB " THE BATON H0EUB AND CHIAf0N
PLANK ROAD C0MrANy. .55.
Bdton Rouge, March md. 1865.
NOTICE - hereby given 10 the stoekholdeys,
IN Of this Company, That an rnstalment Of ten
per cent Tor o. 90 per sbate) will be due and pay
able on the 4sh day 81 juno next, fts5sJ
BY order OF the Hoard.
(Advocats k.t}asette copy.) W. POPE,
al Secretary.
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RF-Messrs. j. G. BOWS Il Co in q
communication TO one of the San Fran
cisco papers. states that FIVE thousand
gallons Of distilled liquor hsve been
consumed each day IN California for
the last four years. Of which they at
present furnished one thousand. The
total amount Of liquor consumed for
four years past. is according to their,
calculation about $4,000 hhds.
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ACCIDENTAL Daows1Nu.-A friend
ut Plains Store Informs US that Mr..
Richard II. White, nerhsw Of Green
b. White. Eco, of this Parish, was
drowned in the Comite river while,
bathing. Several others were 10 com.
pany with him, but could not succeed
In rescaing him. The body was re-
covered few hours afterwards ard in
TERED on Sunday In the family bury
ing ground. - Adpocofe 1h inst.