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Mem York Oct. 9. 1875

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INSURANCE COMPANY

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a T the end of three years, such has been the
u care and economy of the officers of this
Company, that we are still free from debt;
have made no assessments and have NOW such
a large Capital in Cash and notes, that we have
no hesitation in saying to the public, that there
is no safer Company in the southern country.
The most of the risks IN this Company being
in the western part of the State, where the
danger from fire is much less.
At the last Annual Meeting the following Of
6cers, were elected
JAMES SLOAN, President.
Sc. COFFIN, Vice President.
C. P. MENDENHALL, Attorney.
PETER ADAMS, Ssc'y. d Treasurer.
VIM HI. CUMMING, General Agent.
All communications should be directed toIhe
Secretary free of Postage.
Aug. l. 1854. 10y
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MAYORS OFFICE,
Raleigh, Sept. 10, 1856.
NOTICE is hereby given, that application will
be made to the next General Assembly for
an am endment to the Charter of the City of RAJ
leigh. VIM. ID. HAYWOOD, Mayor.
Raleigh, Sept. 10, 1855. 3-tL
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MISS FEEKs, &c l 2 Greenwich Avenue.
The weekly Columbian. [volume] (Columbia, Tuolumne Co., Cal.) 1856-1???, 1856-12-13

dite operations, but to lessen the expense
of blasting material and labor in break
ing it up SO as to be removable by hand,
as under the old system of operations.
THE PROFITS.
With respect to the dividends which will
accrue to the Stockholders from the un-
dertaking, no reasonable man can enter
tain q doubt. Its a well known fact,
that the old Columbia Gulch Flume, al
though in dilapidated condition at the
lower end, and laboring under the great
disadvantage of not being sufficiently
deepto be Of good service, was enabled
in short period after its completion, to
pay off large debt, and to declare four
monthly dividends of FIVE per cent each,
on the money expended. What then
may be expected Of a Aume, which by
lying deeper, will admit of much more
ground being worked along its line, be-
sides which, it must not be lost sight of,
that the advent of the Main f'iver water
will double the number Of working, and
therefore profitable months.
Columbia, Dec. LIST, 1856.
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GOrsiinance No. 81
THos. N. CAzyEAu.
Town Clerk

AN ORDNANCE prescribing the duties powers &c, of
the Town Marshal
THE PEOPLE of the Town of Columbia represents by the
Trustees thereof do enact as follows
1t shall be the duty of the Town Marshal to execute
within the limits of the Town of Columbia all processes
issued to him for violations of any Town Ordinance to
arrest witheuta warrant persons guilty of violation of
any Ordinance and take them before the and
accessible Justice of the Peace To into the hands Of
the Town Treasurer all monies collected any case in
which the Town is party to collect the taxes and liz
censes of the Town. and pay the amount the Town
Treasurer and to supervise and control such Town
Police may hereafter be appointed The fees allowed
the Town Marshal for the foregoing service shall be
those allowed by law other officers
for similar services and fsF violation neglect Of
the duties imposed him, be shall be fined in
less than fifty than hundred dollars for each
offence
Approved August 27th 1856.
DAVID GREEN. President.
certify that the abeSe ordnance passed the Board
August 9th, 1856
THos. N. CkzNsAc,
aug30 Town Clerk.
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Ordinance No. Al

AN ORDINANCE relating to distractions and nussnces in
in the Streets.
THE PEOPLE of the Town ofConmba represented by the
Trustees thereof do enact as follows
SEC. /. The Town Marshal is hereby declared EI-OF
FIcIo Street Commissioner whose duty shall be to
erce supervisory control the Streets Lanes ADD ~
eys within the corporate limits of the Town of Coin mbs
and execute the requirements of any Ordinance touching
the same.
SIC 2 II shall be his duty to that every Street
Lane and Alley kept in proper cleanliness and when Of
fall filth accumulates front Of any building he shall
inform the occupant of the same who shah proceed to
the within - hours II said occupant neglecs
refeses comply with the order Of the Marshal the
oser shah proceed to such oial sh the ssi
occupant for such removal shall be fined not less than
ten than twenty dollars besides the cost Of the
Marshal in removing such eftal or 9Th
SEC g. Any person persons throwing glass bottles
hoops boxes other stssru into of the Streets
Lanes Alleys of the Town, sraf ee dsssed guilty Of
misdemeanor and upon conviction shall pay fine OF not
less than ten than s~satf don4-s for each Of
fence.
Apprsved August 2Tth 1856.
DAVID GREEN. President
certify that the above Ordinance passed the Bosra
August 9th, 1856.
THos y. C4zvHAu.
aug3o Town Clerk.
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1Ordlnance No. 81
AN ORDINANCE relative to Instructions Of The side

AN ORDINANCE relative to Instructions Of the side
walks.
THE PEOPLE of the Town of Columbia represented by
the Trustees thereof, do ensct follows
person persons who shall from and after the pas
sage of this Ordinance obsru the SIDE walks OF the Town
of Columbia by placing thereon for unreasonable pc
Rod boxes bales packages, Enerchane other article
of articles and neglect refuse the
medateiy. the order OF the Town Mseshas, shah he
deemed gully of lasdeeanor and conviction thereof,
before Justice OF the Peace, shah be fined of
not less than i've dollars than ten dollars ana
upon conviction for second offence double the fine i'm
posed for the first.
Nothing in the above Ordinance shall b. construed
affect the loading ana unloading Of TO
Approved sept 3D., 1856
DAVID GREEN. President.
certify that the above Ordinance passed the BEARD.
September Sd, 1856.
THos. " CAzyEAu.
sept6 Town Clerk.
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AN ORDINANCE relative to drankenness ami disorlerl
conduct in the public streets.
THE PEOPLE of the Town of Columbia By tho
Trustees thereof, do enact a. follow
SEC ]. Any person persons who Ray be found ia
soxcated upon the public streets side walks OF the town
interfere obstrue any manner foot passeu
GERS stages or horsemen shah be deemed guilty Of
misdemeanor and conviction thereof before Justice
the ha be fined in she not exceeding TWEEN
yive dollars less than dollars, Imprisonment
a term not exceeding taH days
SEC > Any person persons VINO ShaA knowingly and
Nully disturb the peace ana quiet of the Town of Column
ia any of the citizens thereof by loud and unusual
noises Ly isordery and offensive conduct threaten
ing traducng quarreng challenging to fight, fight
ing shall be deemed guilty Cd misdemeanor and on
vcton thereof before Justice OF the Peace shall be fin
ed in sum exceeding dfty dollars, less than ten
dollars imprisoned for term OF not than twenty
days.
Approved Sept. Sd, 1856.
DAVID GREEN President.
certify that the above Ordinance passed the Board
September Sd, 1856
THos. N. CAzNEAU,
Sept6 Town Clerk.
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Ordinance No. al

AN ORDINANCE for the better protection of tho Town
from fire
HE PEOPLE OF the town OF Columbia represented BY tho
Trustees thereof do ordan as follows Wv
The Pipe OF Stoves used for cooking other purposes
shall extend five feet more above the roofs Of tb
houses in which they used and shall be at eas, three
inches from any wood or other combustbe material that
the pipes pass through and the external portion Of .h
pipe at least one foot from any combustibe material
Any person or persons violating the provisions of thi.
Ordinance shall be deemed guilty of msen.anor and
shall be fined in the not less than ten tllars
moro than fifty dollars for the first offence and double.
that amount for any subsequent infraction.
Approved August 9th, 1854.
DAVID GREEN, President
certify that the above Ordinance passed the Board
August 27th, 1856
THos. n CAzyEAu,
aug3O Town Clerk
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The writer drsmatist in his grouping of indyiduaites
pbootypist marking ssde OF characters
lofty well sustained language" Newark Daily Adv.
Domestic Of than ordinary merit and inter
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TO we-drawu character than to startling interest 49,
He writes unequaly but with CLEANS of genius and
and then passages Of beauty OF thought with
command the full OF language m the
preston or concealment OF thought OF emotion"
Boston Evening Gazette.
The author with terrible energy aud has
eehe a narrative full Of the absorbing interest and which
does depend much upon the ncscy Of the plot
the which peryades IT, The
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Mem Publications.
Just Published:
OUR COU SIN f o G A ;

OUR COU SIN We K o y c A;
" OR, Scenes AND ADVENTURES OVER THE BLUE RIDGE
By the author of Amabel, Family History"
From Cor. Boston Transcript
OF the volumes already issued the present year the new
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Veronica perhaps the most noticeable 1t wer evnc
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OWL COPsE-A STORY OF REBORN AND REgoRMERs
SONNET
HIGH LIFE-Ar THE NORTH POLE.
ASPIRATION.
THE ROMANCE OF CRIMEAN HISTORY.
THE PHILOSOPHY OF PUNNING.
LIVING IN THE COUNTRY.
MY WIFE AND /.
CYCLoPEDIA or AMERICAN LITERATURE.
THE RANGER-A BALLAD.
THE HAUNTED KING AND THE LOADED DICE.
LEWEs's LIFE OF GOEPHB
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