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Amador weekly ledger., 1857-12-05


SITTER CREEK BRASS BAND.-We acknowl-
,so the receipt of complimentary ticket
~ q nolite invitation to attend the ball to
rivon at Sutter Creek, by the Brass Band,
tIot place, Thursday evening, Dec. 18th.
:, rfl no doubt be grand affair; and those
~ are in the habit of attending dancing
,.,i,, will not fail to be present.
WV T LEWIS, Esq, will be elected to the
,ooto to-day. He is sound Democrat, a
aod man, and possesses all the necessary
..rscations to enable him to fill the Office
q credit to himself and advantage to his
oo.tituents. Amador county, it is to be
,o0od will give him good vote.
T,v LIsr.-This is the last week Of the
n.liuouedt Tax List, and hereafter we shall
be able to give our usual quantity of read
Ing matter.
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-12-05

Court of Sessions meets next Monday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-31
THE LATEST.
lBy-TNeyropl pom London 10 LieePoo'.l

| III THEgT0Dk |T1m London 10 Ltctfp"1'.'
iii ALLEGED Fcsr CERES AT LIVERPOOL.
Lo.noy W ednes day II orpiog Aug. I9, lS1.-trom
Tie Tsslcs City Auiale rumOr has been circulated
that merchant at Liverpool lately deceased has le6
Eabilities estimated at 600 900, Of which tlcOO0
are upon Urged acceptances. The precise facts have
not .raps p:rcd bu. the statement in believed 10 be
true.
The death Of the tefaultes i stated 10 have be %
By suicide ard biz lcses are supposed 20 have been
increases. bv Leayy ~pecuis:ons both ia cotton aud
shares.
The English funds are steadily supported e; their
let, advance l. the Sock Exchange there was little
irquiry but the spp'y was sdequae' and There were
few applications G. the Bank.
Although the Bssi cf France tad renewed is art.
Gc;o rrrbases Of L.li,u scs.s which shoWst that
e radiation in the rate O. di>coul, in June lac was
s,o,e,,e, nrcn,a.ure there reason to s,Dre-
ka,d that on this side the scpply 70, the present i'll
90 ts- fu bot A. 70 cau.e Withdrawals from the Birk
ofErglan6.
Tie Funds were little IA tier, but toward the close
buyer came forward, ard he Ma. Inx.sucn. were
the Nie as ,bo.e OF Yesterday. lie the discount mar
ket the demand for money wa more acuve owing t.
die ea,elyc operations which are uew 5oiiE forward
IL bullion. - ,, .
vFAIRs o. CAR BROTHERS, or NEWCASTLE.
d,n Mr., C!icrnan de accourtaat submitted s.l:e-
men, Of the alters o! che above firm wLieh showed
surpl1s Of f3s,G0e; claims, .''es oO; ae@s,
f7iGtl0.
Tbs Northumberland pis:ric. Banking c'npary,
who hold mortgages upoT the lriIcipa, part OF tho
mines, haze considerably en'se9;sd % ao* matters
to stand ever for yes re' R vv Srss ,f' pi 10
.noar: 81 d. nc-.csse could essiy Is rsihlsd, b..
ne su-ol IN :t.: Sc, v3uli ior its geIs-si ed
fr-s D. s,lsl.
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NEW YORK DAnY TRIBUNE, MONDAY, AUGUST 81, 1887.

ND VI; 5-:a's hl-r i-sye ,..9L - 50 &c 1su.s
I'D r.i.Ii =. ne c-e6 .o.s .1i 70 give Ness. ciT
4 90. :uG - e9rg.i: WITH ih.!r faeads and Pe'sa2s
Ike p sUrsble sFra1gsmeIt without tie Tsusie'ence
of ,hcr properly. Ire .nsp-c.pra sppo nted as III
Bg,, Manager Of iks Northumberland District bi1s'
ing Company; Mr.. Anderson, -srs gsr OF the New
cns'le brsnch Of n. Bark Of England, aud VI. ;.
Smith oi Lombard street. The amount Of deots re-
presented ct the meeting was about t.5to,Ovo
CilEDONIsN RAILWAY.
The yropc .ed dividend OF the stock is officially an
ncu,r.ed az .hIee and onehslf per cent. per annnm
For the corresponding period OF last year the d'Vi-
debd war oily one per cent.
TIE brazil. TRADE.
By q report addressed to the Board OF Trade IRON
The British con,ul 8, Bahia respecting the cause OF
tha preference given 70 foreign vessels over Bntlsh
appears ;hs mssters Of the former are more careful
than those Of the latter ard deliver their csgoes 10
better order.
EXPORT OF SILVER To TIE EAST.
The amount prepared for Transmission by the
steamer Of to morrow / 30 e0-the largest shi p
ment ever yet made. There is room 10 suppose ths'
the very lags quantity of sver exported this year
have produced AZ effect in the East which before the
lapse Of man months, will tend considerably 10 cheek
the magnitude q these operations Meanwhile the
demand for silver for the East has become less active
in consequence Of the quotations received by the as'
mail.
DEATH OF LADY LlTrLErON.
The papers announce the death OF Lady Lytt'eton,
sister of Mr. Gladstone.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-31
Richardson, spence a Co.'S Circular.

PEI ASJEfic. ilNEtfooL, Ausnr ~ W.,
SINCE SATURDAY weather he. b, tins ghoG th,
county. with fine arNi- WINDS.
At Marx Lsue yc'ttTday NfNtrs WeIr - = quar- ~
dssis- week owing to reports OF injury 70 the crops IN
ytiious part. the county by The Violent storms o THURSDAY
night and Friday last.
Here TO day. with fair attendance holders demanded an sd'
sance OF ID bush which could only be obtained IN 4
Jaw instances, eloe Moderate business done
al the full prices Friday la, Good inquiry for FLOUR and
Western CT y barrel drsrer. INDIAN CoHN verv du
rmd,y's ~ oatious WnEAr-Rtd, 4QS 9; White
40 FLorE-Phi.sdelpis and Baltimore. % e1j o. ttI-
OLh go GdS. Western 81 23iG; extra y lNDlAN Cor
Fixed and yellow 0S7 whit. 81 as s. in retail, tSl
Barr quiet, and no traLsac.ion.':O report.
PoRK without change -.
B.coS-A further reshipment % lco boxes reported tia
Liap-7otcs pine ,old at 10 air :" good u ss'2 with
small coEsuI0ptiye der.spd. -
T,Itow ytry ch.pgcabe s. dGj With very little doinS
in London o. tie spo: aad GO FOX ~ pt
delivery. -,
BsRK-Buyers oaer only II for Philadelphia
COTTON-MsTke- finn; The demand sShty lncI
this week the sales yesterday being 2V bales snd I'D ea
toxv az prices show ing l6d vance snce Friday the
middIg .nd c 30 qualities Of American. Bu'ne" y Ma;
chester better W quote nidLng Oesn sd Mobile
Q 7i5d upisnds, sd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-31

"I: added 'tst l. m .RoLl .l.ssI - -, % go
,.Ios 10 L.. Eas .asa {. ID Uz.teI ,:fit5
Tie Dag N:xs .nsi r .usiJ PEoies.> 'gsL,' s"'o
ss,rfce NJ a pol't-,sl eHiis-
The affs oi ~ Y. N,bosTy ot t1e No,herh hal
way Company Of fTa.cc. by Carpenter. He,e. a. =,
o.ners, VISA TO b.i).e toe ASIA C0ur0 VI 40
Seine On the 9th OF Aagus'.
The Paris curreap ,nden, O. tn D'i.g N.%s "et ,
tiop= the departure from Par.s Tor hesee- Oh
DOrgonl and predi q tbs. he ID oe io'lNi a. ne
head Of the ns'rgeni. Of Delhi ostNe Sose"'''' ~
was he who stirred up tbe !sst isarp,.se war
A Inst of the decorations, in tho H'"frtr, 90 zoe
occaSon # tie Emper5rs feie, contains so ahs per
eddy large number % literary nen, anohg "hoi' -
Alexsndre Dumas, tie younger. MI,
The Emperor AMI Impress had gone 20 bl.riN-.
yhe Paris corresr ondeut Of The L'"do" we. sa
AT military eIneit,n 70 Cochin-C aims 10 -appo-t
demand for SUBTRACTION for al a'ul' oherea 70 ,n'
French representative by the Emperor o' Anntih
He also rays That it is p-opo.e1 70 ioo' .nsil
ard CON nercit settlement 10 the bay 81 io"'a'"e :
'Cschln-( hins
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-31
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

LryrsPOoL, Aug. 10, 4. N.-CorToS.-A better de-
and bs sprung up and under the Influence OF the Asa
prices The qualities Of American reported tdy
Gd dearer the market closing buoysnt e. the e1yace
The business of the three days amounted to about ' bales
including 8tOO equally divided between sPeouaors and
poIttrs.
hpsTVFfs under the influence of the recent severe
storms and foods had spcg tendency
that weather had become fine and dry and favorable for the
lsIves Flour in good demand VI advance OF cd for
Western Canal Wheat gud holders demanding an sd
ysrce a lad y bush winch generally acctdct TO-
ndisn Com very dull Richardson. Spence Co quote Wet
en- Ca,s Flour u red heat f0o 81 white, ~
10 mixed and yellow Corn J5"17
PEo-fsloNs-M.ssrs Biglend, Atkya Co that the
port hwy shipments from America Of Beef had psrsyze
The market sud prices ioT tho quite nominal
Polk quiet steady. Bacon dull and being IeshipPed to
hmca. Lard quiet prime had SOLD al as Talow declined
10 t4'6H6..
PRoDUCy-Ashes quiet ard rather lower; sales OF
both sorts az 4 g. Resin scsdy. Sprts Of TurPcntiue
lower selling at S5. Groceries quiet ard generally IN
changed
LGgDog MONEY NJ ,RKLT-Consols for money closed
on Tuesday at 9 and she account at oltus At-r
Official prevailed emo ra,her Ehrr prices
were obtained Money market continued cssy,
At paris Tuesday the three per cents closed az OF To-
IoyDoN PRoDUCE MATEET-W yea. had slightly
advanced Marx ae owing 70 the dSunse iroal the sn
Sugars duh snd cd lower. iec also slightly cheap-r
TIA sad Rice Tailow declined to 81 $50 Scotch P;
Iron Gq The Colonial Wool sales progressing with
amin stiou, and p;ces were Gfniy nan'ain"d
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-31
SOILS OF 1.s O 81 L..

YNe u. g. mail steamship Atlantic, Capt EldFidge,
Dom Liverpool At 10 O'Clock mornIng of Wednesday,
Ausust 19, arrived here on Sunday morning
The steamship Asia arrived at Liverpool Hso'clcck
morning Of Sunday, August l6.
The screw steamer General Williams sailed from
Liverpool, on Monday morning, Augrt II, fer s..
John, Newfoundland, &c.
The steamship Vanderbilt was to- leave Southampton
On Saturday the 3D. the same DAY tat the Aria eft
Liverpool
The news BY the Atlantic ia generally Of 81 unimpor-
tazt character
The telegre phc squadron was q. Plymouth Future
movements were to be determined upon at meeti-
Of the Directors Of the Submarine Company in Lon
don the day the Atlantic ssilod.
The liverpool Gotten pserI.et wac firm and LIE
higher. Bresdssufs tending upward, except Corn,
which was dull. Corsols fer money closed at 81 a
81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-31
FRANCE.

Tle Votes Nspu.csu on he l5:L hjTu.t passed IF
wei, although the outdoor amuScwen,s were marred
by vet weather TIE Emperor, on the occasion,
gTapt.d riops Communications dGc:.sn Of puai.h.
Htnt t. ], i - prisOLsTs.
\ PAS letter il TIE s}ziy NJ es says:
at is generally asscr;s@ and believed IN we!l-in-
formed SasI.srs here, thu IL the Goy-rnment
succeed 10 yrocurLg I've osnvlction, ouiirg his al.
souce, for contuuscy Of Le8ru-R)llp, a dema1G will
a. once be made % the B!itsh Cabinet, under the
e1tsaditior ss:y Cor tie apprehension and Ter
O; that individual. Ne o5e dorb;s that a CONNECTION
vii b. readily obtsinAi Tie Intervention of jury il
such cases rot Icing necessary. Il % further sisted
tt.: alre.Gy ccrri1n' aS.rs On this sube:t g; Pr:
vac ,ort hav, passed between Ccu1i WAsWak Gr1
Lord Convey srG me after 80 !; = 5eisEe5, S6G:i-
ted me: s-cb q consieieD W-.}d B. " l.r1.-h' -
Z . Dc s.Q,.s,,Ee 8 y .i.-.-:.l .:esiy.
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Richardss., Brothcrs l. Ca. Cire~Iar.

Per Atlantic LiyEsrsoL, uh DO !ei1 lS1'.
favorable change bs tsien place IL the weather snd with
continuance oft expect that the reports OF seEsus dam
s.s 10 IL. crops will Ia great neAiure subtids
Holders been sonewhst les. deal with ~ the
saIne TIM only very limited has been pss,s pTes,
similar those Of oar last oI WHEAT and FLOUR while ~
DIAN CORN hes been PrccuThbe az tTise lesi money
Oz! r,sliot this icrIigg fairly sttenaed moG"t'
con.uir3iye demand cxreen 81 for WHEAT aI one or
pa. bold but ias fs'e'
current on Friday could be established
Flour n fair demand at foil prices.
INpIA CORN shade hunrr tlaE yeSeissy bit OILY
very moderate ali trade ersued.
kEA sad OATS met fair Inquiry at s:Ht ed'7c- or -.
f,fer and Irene rate, fo letter New Qev "a
sold 4. . l,I4 = IS 70, - in quality.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-31
PRUSSIA.

Berlin disps.ch says that great anxiety was felt
at the coeInuous fires that were taxing piace
spirit, although !. was thought they might have been
caused by the heat Of the suns rays 10 the town OF
Bnanoyyo in the Province Of Posen, so out OF 40
houses we're burned down, rendering ~" persons
entirely hnuseless.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-31
RUSSIA.

A ,eegrsphic dispatch announces that i has been
,e,olyed I, make reduction OF upward OF 10000 in
the Russisn Imperial Guard; also, that the Russian
Government is engaged in equippins i!otlis des.
tined for the Chinese secs.
Advice. from Galatz state that Indian corn was
RAPIDLY advancing in price az that port
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-31
TURKEY.

TIE Paris correspondent Of Tie Tines gives rumor
that Lord Stratford de RedcIGe will not returD to
CorsantinOpe; that he is to be promoted 10 the rank
NJ Fnrl and be succeeded in the Turkish mission by
Lord IIowden, at present Minister in Spain.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-31
SWEDEN.

dispatch from Stockholm represents the health OF
the King Of Sweden to be still very unsatisfactory
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AUSTRIA.

The Emperor Of austria had recommended hi- 'our-
ney in Hungary and met with al enthusiastic resp
ton at OedenbuTg.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-31
INDIA.

We have youminous details Of the state o. all lrs
in India, but nothing really new or important.
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Hething new about the Telegraph
PARDON OF FRENCH STATE PRISONERS

Cotton Up-BreadstuAs Firm.
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-FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

ARRIVAL or THE ATIANTIc.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-28

TANsY, AND ITS VALUE M. De Morogu.
es announces that this plant, dried, is ex.
cellent sheep food, and that, when fresh, it
makes capital litter for domestic animals
Its peculiar balsamic odor most efectually
drives away feas. A lapdog sleeping on
fresh bed of Tansy, is Immediately freed
when the leaves are quite dry. This seems
q better application of the plant than follow
ing the example of our grandmothers and
making it into cakes Rural NJ Yorker.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-28

METHODIST CHURH The Methodists OF
this town are about building handsome
church on lot at the corner OF Robinson
and Oak streets, opposite the Catholic
church. Mr.. Hennng was engaged yester-
day in drafting a plan for the contemplated
structure.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-28

Importers and Wholesale Dealers in Drugs and
Medicines, Surgical Instruments Glassware, Drug
gists' Furniture. Quicksilver, Acids. Shaker Herbs,
spices. Essential Oils, Extracts for Flavoring, Al
cohol Bird Seed, Camphor Oils and Paints Lamp
Fresh Hops, Soda Material Corks, Brewers Mate
rial, Plaster Paris, Rosendae Cement, Abdominal
Supporters, Shoulder Braces, Casi iron Mortars
PATENT MEDICINES, large stock of nearly
every kind ia use, with general assortment of all
goods kept ia large and well supplied Drug store
We qave made arrangements for receiving rGonth-
~ shipments direct from the Atlantic citiest thus
Keeping full and complete assortment Of all foods
in our line. We intend to deal in nothing but the
best quality of goods, so that physicians surgeons
and those dealiDg in our line may rely upon getting
pure and unauthorized articles from We have
done the Drug business in Sacramento since lsi9,
and expect 10 continue il here during natural
lives We expec, to build up ii large and permanent
business by keeping large and well assorted stock
of the best GOODS and selling at small profits, so
that that those dealing in line TO call upon us,
examine the qasIity and prices OF our goods before
purchasing elsewhere, as we feel confident that We
can please in both PRICE AND QUALITY.
Artificial teeth, gold foil, mouth glasses turn keys,
burs. corrundrGm wheels. forceps excayaors, bsush
es drills. with complete assortment of dental stock
from several of the most highly approved manulac-
turers in the world. We have the agency for teeth,
and can fill any osder, with sets or odd teeth, at the
MINERS DRUG STORE. 139 J STREET, SAC
RAMENT0. by X. II. MCDONALD Il co.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-28
For Sale or To Let !

~ UNDERSIGNED, OWNERS OF THE
u Lafayette Hotel. Llform the public, that they
have agreed to sell or rent the above property with
all the furniture necessary for hotel or restaurant.
The establishment OF is old standing and we'll known
for its responsibility and advantages for any kind of
business, and is situated on Montgomery street. OPP
posite the Orleans Hotel. All those who desrous
to know further particulars, requested TO inquire
al the San Francisco Restaurant at the City Brew
cry. s25 GEER uAMMERNICk.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-28
Notice.

Is hereby given that Six shares in the Phoeiha
p,o.nectinR Company, belong to James Taylor, Hei
- Miles. and William schake, will be sold at Publ
Sale at The Tunnel in Mesilla Valley, October &C. a
pay assessments
C.P. NANCE, Secretary.
October -, 1857. td'
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-28
Ouuillt dJailq Dutte Retarh.
WEDNESDAY MORNING. OCT. 2srn, 1857.

CLEAR LAKE The Napa Reporter tells
many n wonderful tale about matters and
things in the neighborhood of Clear Lake.
1t was near there, we believe, that the show
err of sugar plums fell, and now il seems
that the material has been found from which
to make vessels to put them in. The last
discovery is reported as follows:
The existence of vast beds of volcanic glass
in the Clear Lake region, has long been y
fact familiar to our readers, as the county
read passes over rounded fragments of this
substance, for several miles. 1t seems that
it is about to become of some practical value.
Major Sterling has discovered an inexhaust-
ibe bed of the article upon his claim. only
sixteen miles from Napa City, and finds on
analysis and experiment that it contains all
the elements necessary for the production of
a valuable and colorless glass. A slight ad-
dtion only OF soda asia or similar alkaline
substance, is required We are informed
that a company is already organized and
stock taken, and that mandatory will
shortly be commenced on the spot, and ano-
ther in San Francisco. Mr. Sterling has left
q specimen with US, and forwarded one
weighing 100 pounds to the Patent Office in
Washington. Further particulars hereafter.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-30

NOvrRrtt, june y, 1857.
The killed were principally scotch emisrsuts. sixty or
seventy OF the survivors have reached here aud four
stepped s Three Rivers xteen Of the dead bodies were
brought here, and hundred and any seven taken 70
Quebec Among The latter the Brothers Fsrr potiers
Of e. John C r Mr.. Leslie, druggist, Of Montreal; Mr.
NcIuep, Of Qcss.c, sAe kr Isenn xelle, u LashriA
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The Coroners Jury will ~ 10 The emigrants
Q . der the Of the 81 andrews Society.
DEATH OF THE HON. q. c. PHILLIPs ~ THR BURNING
or TIE MONTREAL
BOSTON. June %, 1857.
The Hon. Stephen C. Philips, Of sAem, Is among the
desd by the burning Of the seamship Montreal His body
has been recovered. Mr. Phillips returning homo
fem Three Rivers where he had been visit his
The announcement Of the death OF Mr. PHILLIPS created
profound sensation Of grief in Salem All the church
bella ieled, the Gags Of the shipping and public
buildings displayed at half mast, and touching illusions
made 10 tho public and private virtues Of
the deceased the pups or several churches yesteY
day.
Mr. Eorcress, Also Loaf, b supposed 70 DO Isaac w.
Norcross, Of lowell brother Of the well known Lumber
dealer Of that city
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-30
supreme Ccurt-specas1 Term.
Before Hon. Judge Roosevelt

a. rsssiic IR0uBLRs AMONG THs WEALTHY.
IN TIE rnotIr e spri,oatsop N Sarah M p.,is,no for
- csaouy ~ Srcc. Pou'dinq her irfdrt-Mrs Pauldins
go 20 ave ner bond for Is 900 that she win heep
'cr cni'd within the iurisdictIon OF this Court
mue mcdsr Of 0s p1stion Of lsn> n lie and onvs
~ he sale Of eir tatsss n o~rtot, real ssatsOsdsv
Cd IN The report "
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ADDITIONAL FROM EUROPE.
<(n~~~~<-N~~~<~000~N
SHE NEW ANCLO-APRICAN SLAVE TRADE
.or~r>no(NNct>~.~N0>~~0
The Atlantic Telegraph Company.
HudsOn's Bay Company Affairs
The Spanish-Mexlcau War-Preparatjens b
Madrid,


The steamships City Of Baltimore, North Star, and Edln
burg, from Liverpool, Southampton. and 6asss~ res-
pectvey have arrived, bringing full ncs Of European pa
pers 10 the l7th Of June.
We publish this morning very interesting extracts
from Gles e
The scheme for supply OF lsbHr from Africa for
the West Indies very much and fkvoraby Astasd in
England.
The Hudson's Bay Parliamentary Committee in nos
sion N London.
Various meetings bad been held In England with re-
poet 10 the procuring Of supply Of cotton from Eng
ush dependency. ..4.5
despatch from PAsis lated on the evening OF the loln
Of June, says -
Two have been approbendcd r. karselles who had
spread tho report that Paris and Lyons he'd besn placed
ataae Of siege by the Emperor This repHt might havo
ted great mischief from The exctement Of he people,
Marshal Radetzsky passed sleepsss night but bet-
ter, the 18Th Of june Daily bulletins Of bis health have
been autographed 10 st. Petersburg from Vienna
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-30

10 I'VE EDITION OF rfg MONTREAL HERAfp.
When The relatives al home In scotland, AZ wei a. In
Canada Of The surviving sufferers from the fsicd Mon
treal come 70 learn the unhappy situation o. their feuds
Nv u doubtless be some consolation 70 them 10 tina
all their wants humaney provided Tor By tho
st. Andrews Society Of this city take pleasure, then
~ certifying 10 this fact During the Time was 10 pro
reouai attendance upon these poor sufferers Al the de
rot the frsident, Mr.. Murray, the Woe President Mr.
Morris NJ. Ramsay and others We'd 10 their kind sen
ton and 10 Transporting them 10 the ~ Andrews Home.
DIT. ncEBON, Physician 10 81 Psirick's society.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-30

N O-sh m.
- u~., S.,.u ~. S = 49,. .s,,a-ou
~ Is NJ ~ IN '.1 s'1 NAL '
90 u@'uTs-.
90 NJ $500. ru..-
90 NJ $1,000 1900 ua,. ~. ,...n.o. 49, ard
80 LIE xn.nt $3.50 ~ "''"s'N' H'' ~~s''0A
N &C.,, W.T. - ...
81 ioe,s wn~a anu wv "y1
90 W. n.s h,, - s...., ,o.,.
90 IL CsreSAI wv " NV" ''A S'~
90 ~ yno .Snmposn;
~ 100 o ,
90 Sa' y..T,
90 90 yena WIZ. A'''"
81 william Owen.
IS Thoa Gi'chrrt. rV
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-30
Tax Sale.

WHEREAS, Thomas Summers, Collector of the public
w lakes county Of egart, reported the NOyem
Der term 1857 OF the circuit said county, The for
low tracts land upon which the FOR the 1855
and 1850 unpaid, aud h-t the owners there
o., goods and chatJe,s in san county upon which
he can Tor said iaXes, Hay wood and Wal
iugtOns heirs in district No 2 containing $50
acres valued $500 state and county tax sO67 cost
heretofore o. 50, Clerks Zee 81 50, Collectors lee SlUO,
printers lee s. 81, total amount SO a.
W. j. awkins dis riot No 3 containing leo acres
valued 90, state and county ak S. 25 Clerks fee
S50 collectors fee prntsrs fee 81 80 total amount
81, +.
Nhrreupon, Il is considered by the Court that judgment
q hereby entered against the Aforesaid tracts OF
LAND the the STATE" fer the sum annexed 10 each
be e custs and charges due seyerally
thereon Tor the years S56 and Is ordered by The
Court that ssd several tracts oil lanc much thereof
as shall he SUFFICIENT OF eGch OF them - satisfy the
and charges annexed 10 lie seNeGay, be - the
directs. Iest, A. b kOSS CLERK.
the above order Of the Court shall pro
TO nfrr for sale the An day January at the
house, in the OF Dover, the aOrsad tracts CT
a0a much thereof may be necessary TO satisfy the
taxes costs and charges thereon. - . -
does tOS. b SUMMERS. K. q.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-30
$1,000.

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