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restaurant in Greenbush, New York Mrs, MurphyE
porter house for sale DO the pint or quaIt."
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INSURANCE.
NEW ORLEANS AGENCY OF THE


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HOME INSURANCE COMPANY,
New York.
Cash Capital 500 yV0- surplus $3.50 O00
This Company perfectly responsible for all Losses under It's
Policies and Is well known the Local Companies Of New
Orleans and Merchants generally many Of whom hold its Poll
of Fire River Risks at rates.
and Is per Premiums in lieu Of Scrip
Dividends. R. W. RAYEE, Agent,
No IS Magazine street, New Orleans.
DIRECTORS:
Charles j. Martin, President;
a. f. Wimarth, YicePreident;
William q. LhnSert, firm Of A. & A, Lawrence h Co..
Gs3Tgs & cSi.as, s5n q S9sfRan Id Collins
Luciu Hopkins President Importers, and Traders Bank
Thomas Messen4er, firm Of 4 y Il. Messenger;
charles BS.eS fm Of g. g. Hatch Hitler Mersereaa
!. Watson Bull firm of Haskell, Merrick Bull
LEVI Stole. firm Of Stone Starr Co:
George D. Nors2b fF m Of r b. Morgan g.
Theodore NcSame2, arm Of Bowen, IcNamee 4 CO..
6ives i WOOD t mo q ws:d W9oa e. -'''
Roe lockwood, frIn Of r Lockwood Son;
John G. Nelson, firm Of Nelson Il Go
Gs eSr9e NSn t T e a29H Psee g.
Ward Work, frm .! Ward a. Work 4 son
Tss,e H F.ohi6gaaH firm / Il. Froh5ngham L Coz
Charles 4 E Rglslsy a,ra # y Ba,ksy c.
Henry A. Hurloui drn Of Swift, Hurlbut & Coz
T@ s'S.s: j fP 5 & siafEi s $ba ssst C
Alfred S. Barnes, frta Of 4. 5. Barnes Coz
Curtis Noble, trLn Of Gondit & Noble
john b Hutchinson firm Of 9 HoEe Co. Of Boston
Amos =. DWIGHT ftn Of Tlowpridge, Dwight d Co;
John K. Ford firm Of Ford Rubber Company
Sidney MpSon, firm Of Mason d Thompson
Geoge 7. stedman hrm of stedman Carlisle Shaw Of
Cincinnati
john " Whttock firm Of Whittock, Kellogg & Garter
Cyrus Yale Jr., firm Of G. Yale, Jr., Co. of New Or
leans
VIM r. Fosdck firm Of Wrn. R. K Chas. b Fosdick
+. h. Cosu firm Of COssitt, Hill u Ianadge Of Mem
phis Tenn:
David l. Boyd, firm of Boyd Bros. & Co., of Albany.
(GHARLES J. MARTIN, President
Officers A. F. WILLMARTH, Yee.President.
o. I'm u. MILTON SMITH, Secretary.
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MAGNOLIA NO meets the I'd and 4th Saturdays In
each month, in Baton Rouge.
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Parish Of Orleans, City Of New Orleans. 5
Betrem5mbeed hat the sixth day Of May, s5s before
e undersigned Justice Of the Peace in and for the city
Louis Barnett Secretary Of the Hope Insurance Company Of
p5e say that foregoing just and true and
eoeFsc, transcript from the books Of said Company
E e SIS BARHE II Fts secretary
Sworn to and subscribed before is syth day Of May,
Third Justice of the Peace for the Parish Of Orleans
The Board Directors this day declared d7i-
dend sixty per the capital paid of this Company
the earnings the year ending Sjh April 1855 pay
able accordance with article 18th Of the charter said Com
ny follows Ten per payable the
holders legal representatives. after 18th
May instant balance credited as an instament
on the unpaid stock notes
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s. Piassln, " H. Tredenbnrq,
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rTHE SOUTHERN MONITOR-THE MONITOR
published every saturday morning in the town Of Pass
embrace every human interest and to supply aen to
every mental faculty is It's aim Bound theory party,
promote the intellectual physi2a! and moral good MAN.
BUT eEposn evils agd iaeiT cses It shall merit and We
Tie subscription price only g year. payable invariably
TERxs uBs-Tbree copies year So five copies So
10 ApreHr1srRs- The Monitor enjoys large circulation
throughout the South, which renders desirable medium for
YoQr patronage is respectfully solicited.
-, ,ciiAUDRoN DRuRE, Editors and Proprist9rs.
I've - ftN- thrl7tan MISS.
IMPORTANT To EVEBYBODYI!
DE GUINoN's
Non77ETpIT2siPye C"mPhehne aud Spirit Gus
Il Is generally conceded tina, Camphene Yields the cesrs
ard most brilliant gto any known substance and the only
70 ~ ,o as nlIaegt9 nhe ~ explosive
ao in common The undersigned having purchased the
invie he public to ca and examine them and Judge their
a8sCAMPBENE and BURNING FLUID by the barrel or
Also County Rights sale in the States of Louisiana Mis-
GARPlETrE sCANDiING 4 Hill;
TTNIQN INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW
CASH oAPITAL-s250ooO
Th I4tqn INSURANCE Company New orleans snq
No. II CAMP STREET.
This Company offers insurers the ecuriy Cash Cguita
of Quarter Of Million of Dollars and also permits
Sc 6 safH 2 sR i
cent interest releema6Ie in EoEF e., YEARS. insurers
np9H 9 oss ame9n 81 tsir
JULES DoLHoNDE, Secretary - 10 tss'SSp''
DIREcToRs.
By oG dPI Of the firm ot P Gns9ehs Bre. Co.
ESF6F sSEfGS S a Of Ct aS j. E. Ss o0
PL0BIT, ofthe firm of Lobit { Charpener.
A. 3I JOS 4 DE9No GSB T 6s y
BEDFORD WAITER CURE
This establishment formerly known the Epsom Springs
in Frmbe county KY isnow putin order or the eceptQn
give to hi numerous Friends and patrons MUCH atsfaedo
His long experience physcian and direction Of
Water Cure will enable him 10 treat all such diseases
T and owing % It's eleya ed and sa6foGs position 6eaat
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The Company continues 10 against the perls Of the
and rivers ando and damage by de the
of premiums.
OFFICE No. CGrondeletstreet
o. GAILLARD President
GEO. VI. WEST, Vice-Presiden
A, ECpREtBER, Secretary,
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TlnR IMPRoVED meoREsNEY WAsn-

ING MACHINE-Manufactured and for sale BY tie sub
scrber Orders left 70 apollo 29i Magazine
In Box lao Mechanics Exchange at the grocery
Collins 6S Apollo street. where specimen may seem
viii be promptly attended All ask Or the public is fair
trial. and they do give satisfaction the
money will be refunded. ]. NJ. DAUGHERTY,
VI No. 10 ApSll street
MONEY!! MONEKs!-LOAS OFFICE LOUIS
WI BLANC, No. 81 Cont treet between Charities and Elk
MONEY LOANED ON LIBERAL TERMs-AiI descrip-
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STATE or LOUISIANA.
Parish Of Orleans. City OF New Orleans.
Be L remembered that This twelfth day Of January 1855
before subscriber Justice q the Peace n and for e
CITY aforesaid personally appeared Tos E1o President and
Edwards Secretary Of the sun Mutual Insurance Cam
pRny Orleans who being duly according Law
dgp0ss and that above and true and
correct transcript from the Books 0 said Company.
THOMAS SLOp. President.
JAS. EDWARDS, Secretary
sworn subscribed before this telf day Of Janu
cry. 1858. Q. ". BRADFORD,
Second Justice Of the Peace for the Parish OF Orleans.
The Board Of Directors have resolved pagan interest
sg per cash the outstanding Certificates of Profits
the hoers thereof otheir legal representatives. and
after the Monday in February proximo A.o to de-
dividend Of Forty per Oh the earned prel
Of the Company ending Dist Decembar 1851 or which
Certificates viii be .ssued the 18th March next
THOMAS sLQO President.
JAMES D. DEEEGRE Vice President
JAMES EDWARDS, Secretary.
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New orleans june 8, 1853.

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Orleans City OF New Orleans
Be it remembered taf he 4h June 1855 before ma The
subscriber Justice Of the Peace in and Parish sud
State Aforesaid personally appeared Pacide Forsta Pres
dent and Emile Deuys Secretary Of the Insurance Com
pany who being duly according law do depose nd
say that the above accounts inst and true and correct
transcript from the books OF the Company.
PLAGIDE FQRSTALL. President.
E. DEBUYS, Secretary
Sworn to and subscribed before This An day Jnre 1858
ARTHUR SAUGIER,
lei Third Justice Of the Peace.
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INSURANCE.
SECOND ANNUAL STATEMENT


New Orleans, January l2 1853.
In conformity with the requirements Of their charter the
QtuHl insurance. Comunny putsb the following statement
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Board Directors have this day declared di-
dend Of sixty per the capital paid in of this Company
the earnings of the year ending Both April 1855 pay
able in accordance with article 18th Of the charter said Com
any follows Ten per payable demand the stock
holders the legal representatives, and after the 18th Of
May instant and the balance be credited insament
the unpaid stock notes.
San Andreas independent., 1858-08-28
AGENTS FOR THE INDEPENDENT

The LOST FoUND.-On Sunday last Messrs.
Senter and Griffith, of Murphy's, met a miner
a short distance above the Black Springs, on
the Big Tree and Carson Valley road, who in
formed them that he had started from Centre
Valley, in Ell Dorado county, on prospecting
tour, and had become lost in the mountains,
and that he had had nothing TO eat for six
weeks but berries, with the exception of
grouse, which he had killed with stone. He
having become quite weak, threw away his
pick, shovel and blankets one morning, and
after having travelled all day, found himself
precisely where he had thrown them away in
the morning. He then determined to take
his blanket and keep that with him wherever
he went sMessrs. S. and c. were the first
white men he had seen since he was lost ;
these gentlemen informed the unfortunate man
that there was team belonging to Mr.. Traver,
of Murphy's, encamped short distance below,
where he went and partook of square
meal.
San Andreas independent., 1858-08-28
FOR SAL E

nNE-HALF interest in the American Res
~ taurant and Bakery, situated on Main St.,
next door to Wells, Fargo & Cos. Express
Ofiice,) San Andreas. The building is entirely
fire-proof and just rebuilt re-ftted and re-
furnished throughout. 1t is eighty feet deep,
by thirty-two feet wide, one story high, IA #.
in the clear, neatly painted and plastered
throughout; containing FIVE bedrooms, bake
house and kitchen, in addition to the large
dining saloon.
One-half of the business, together with the
good will, house, lot and fixtures, will be sold
at bargain, on terms satisfactory to parties
wishing to purchase, if immediate application
be made, as the owner wishes to return to the
Atlantic States. ra
RsS~ For particulars empire on the premises
OF ANTON SCHACHTEN.
San Andreas, Aug. l4th, ,lS5S.-tf.
San Andreas independent., 1858-08-28
~Beef Bill Us. English Bill"

Mr.. Editor Solomon has said that ssthere
is nothing new under the SUM-" Now, with
all reverence to the goodness and the teach
ings of that great King, beg leave to take
issue with the old man. In doing so, it is but
fair to state the advantages have had over
him--having lived in Democratic country
which he never did, he must have had fewer
opportunities than myself, of hearing, observ-
ing, and learning neso things. In govern
mental point of view, with US, something new
occurs almost every day. The latest new fea-
ture. fairly expressed, (that is, SO that it could
in a sense be understood,) was proclaimed to
the world on Saturday evening last, at San
Andreas.
ldo not allude either to the Nebraska bill,
or the Crittenden- Montgomery bill, or the
English Bill; but to the "BEEF BlLL."-
There is thought in this "Beef Bill.n which
contrasted with the English BILL NAV be worth
momentary notice. Epgl;sb =, Reaf i 70
say the least, strange anomaly: vet if
Beef Bill had been presented to both bouses
of Congress, instead of the English hin ,bere
might have been no Immediate danu.- g -,
Union.
Anything for the preservation of the Union
and the development of the muscular streno,,
and good health of its people. Beef is a yerv
important ingredient in the diet of the people
4ft.is certainly not discreditable feature
: the character of any candidate for public
Office to call attention to it in a campaign.-
The boseels of my compassion are truly and
earnestly opened wide, and myfeeiings cannot
be any thing but friendly to any one possess
ing both genius and generosity; and !, as a
heef-eater, cordially recommend him (the au-
thor of the Beef Billy as possessing substan-
nal claims to the beef-eating considerations
II my fellow-citisens. Butcher Bor-
San Andreas independent., 1858-08-28

SUPERVISORS REPoRT.-On our fourth page
will be found the able and lucid Report of the
Board of Supervisors. The statements of the
various officers is appended to show to tax
payers faithful account of their stewardship
We refer more particularly to the lengthy and
explicit report of Mr.. Geo. .. Brush, County
Treasurer, which must but prove satisfactory
to all, and source of pride to his friends-
Mr.. Chauncey johnson, the County Assessor
also makes report, which proves that he has
been correct and efficient officer. 1t will be
seen that that source of revenue has been con-
siderably enhanced by close attention to busi-
mess and undoubted integrity. His gentlemanly
and efficient deputy, Mr. Edward Connolly has
contributed much to aid in the arduous and
onerous duty of poll-tax collecting, and is de-
serving of honorable mention. The statement
of Foreign Miners Licenses sold by Sheriff
from January lst 1858, to August lst, 1858,
is clear and explicit, and will not admit of
any prevarication by those who have political
ends or private pique-swayed by interest-to
subserve. We also call atteHton to the Eec-
tion Precincts and offcers-together with the
Election Law, published in connection with
the Report.
San Andreas independent., 1858-08-28
To The voters of Calaveras
County.

A report having been circulated and pub
lished in the Calaveras Chronicle, that | was
a candidate for an Office before the Conyen-
tion in Sacramento county last year, | pro-
nounce it false, and that at the time men,
toned, was at work on Dennis, Wylley &
Dunnings Mill, on Willow Creek, CaIaveras
county; and that | was one of the Judges of
Election at the above place last Fall, and that
| voted the Democratic ticket at the last State
election and at every election since | became
of age j have cast straight Democratic tick
ct and that | never have erased but two
names on any ticket, and did not put any
others in their place and if advocating the
principles laid down in the Cincinnati platform,
and by Stephen A. Douglas Interpretation of
the same, constitutes Democrat, my Democ-
racy cannot be impeached, and by that kind
of Democracy | am willing to stand or fall.
Yours, j. l.. DEMER.
San Andreas independent., 1858-08-28
ELECTRO OH HEMICAL
BATHS!

VENHE increasing reputation of these Baths in
Il connection with the regular Water Cure
Practice, both in the United States and Europe,
makes it needless for me to puff them. The
undersigned having been afflicted for several
years with rheumatism and Liver Complaint,
took to these Baths and Water Cure as last
hope and but little faith; but after three
months treatment, was perfectly restored to
health, and am now living advertisement of
the benefit of this system, as all can testify
who have known me for years. Having been
through the mill myself, and being acquainted
with the treatment practically; also, continu-
ally studying the best writer's on this SYSTEM
have opened an establishment at Mokelumne
Hill where those wishing can be attended to-
CHAS. A. CLARKE
Mokelumne Hill, July II, 1858. aug 7-6v3
San Andreas independent., 1858-08-28
g MUD SilIs,'' Attention.!

Don't forget that there will be public speak
ing at San AndreaS on Tuesday evening next,
the 3lst instant Several of the best orators
in the State will be present, and full brass
band will vary the proceedings of the meeting
with excellent music. Come, everybody! 1t
is never too late to learn the truth-the "Mud
Slls" never weaken.
VALLEcITo AND MoK HILL.-There will be
meeting of the Mud Sills" at Vallecito,
tonight, Saturday, 28th inst Messrs. Mar
lette, Highly, Badgley and W. w. Weeks will
speak.
On Monday, 30th instant, the same gentle
men will address the citizens of Mok Hill.
San Andreas independent., 1858-08-28
NOTICE TO RANCH OWNERS !!

TTVHE ATTENTION OF PERSONS HOLD
II ing, or hereafter taking up Ranches in
this county, is directed to the following por-
ton of the Sd section of the Act passed April
9th, 1850, and now in force, concerning Coun-
ty Surveyors:
Sec 3. X No survey, or re-survey.
hereafter made by any person except the Coun-
ty Surveyor, or his Deputy, shall be consid-
cred Legal Evidence in any Court within
the State, except such surveys as are made by
the authority of the United States or by mutual
consent of the parties"
As it is vital point in possessory land
claim, that it shall not contain more than l60
acres of land, the Importance of having the
only legal eridence, allowed by law, of that fact
is apparent. WESLEY X. BOUCHER,
County Surveyor
Mok. Hill, June 24th, 1858. ie 26-43
San Andreas independent., 1858-08-28
DR.. ROSENBAUM'S
S tom aCh BitterS,

kfOR the cure of Dyspepsia, Indigestion.
Constipation, loss of appetite, or any bill.
rous complaint arising from morbid action of
the stomach or bowels.
All these diseases you will soon be relieved
OF by the use of these Bitters, as per direction
on the bottles. The great anti i-dyspeptic is
the result OF profound and elaborate study of
one OF the most celebrated physicians of the
present century, in the accomplishment of
which he has freely expended both time and
money do not hesitate to affirm that where
LIT. Rosenbaum's Stomach Bitters are used, a
case OF Fever and Ague cannot occur. 1t has
been analyzed by the most scientific Chemists
in the medical faculty, and is now prescribed
10y nine-tenths of the physicians of the land.
Try them-test them-on your constitution,
and go your way rejoicing.
Are you Dyspepticz-Take the Stomach
Bitters
dire you annoyed By Indigestion or Constipa-
ton on7-Remove the same by the free use of
these Bitters
Hare you Ferer and -4guc Cure and pre-
vent this constituencies disease BY the
free use of these Btters.
Prepared by
DR. ROSENBAUM,
Manufacturer and Proprietor, South Front St,
ihiduelpnla
Sold at wholesale by Druggists, Liquor I'm
porters and Grocers, in all the principal cities,
and retailed by all Druggists, Apothecaries,
Grocers, Hotels, Restaurants, Steamboat Bars,
and dealers generally throughout the United
States, Canada and South America.
n B. JACOBS & Co.
General Agents for the Pacific Coast
General Depot in San Francisco:
GEO THACHER & CO.
San Andreas independent., 1858-08-28

Oven THE MoUNTAINs.-Mr. P. L. TraYer
merchant, of Murphy's, forwarded on Fri
day, aweek, for Carson Valley, with a wagon
and four yoke Of oxen, over 1000 pounds
of groceries. His load consisted of salt, fish,
powder, boots shoes and general assort-
ment of family supplies. His agent was met
at the Big Meadows, 35 miles east from Mur-
phys, on Sunday last, having got along very
well with his extraordinary load.
San Andreas independent., 1858-08-28
A CARD.

Mr.. c. W. Lightner, the candidate on the
Lecompton ticket is not eligible, because he
has not been a resident of this county for six
months past, as the law requires. He was in
the employ of Donohue & Co., in San Fran
cisco, fer over three years, and was not dis
charged until May last, and boarded with his
family at the Rassette House, up to that date
ONE VINO KNOWS.
San Andreas independent., 1858-08-28

SPLExDfD FRuaT.--We are under many OBJ
legations TO Mr. n r. Medina, loy tls8 lBays
State Ranch, on The Mok- Hill road. for send
-ang us, on several occasions, saaapcs of tue
spieHurd ruit raised in his garden. His peach
es are superior, and the finest samples Of
Early York and g Honest John we have
ever seen, came from his ranch. On Saturday
last we we're favored with half dozen large
sized "Crawford's Early" Yesterday a SINH
lar number, mammoth size, of new variety,
not named, but of excellent favor. ALSO, sew
eral banches of the white Mdscat grape, and
the celebrated Chasselas de Fontdinbteau,- the
largest we have ever seen of the variety, and
were it not for the sweet taste of the berry and
the compactness of the bunch, an expert hor-
ticulturist might be led to believe they were of
the Assyrian variety-so large are the bunch
es We return thanks, and hope the worthy
proprietor OF the Bay State Ranch may live
many years to enjoy this luxurious fruit under
bis town vine and fig tree"
San Andreas independent., 1858-08-28
Good Clear Lumber

YVHE CHEAPEST AND BEST LUMBER
Il in the market for sale at the Willow
Creek Mills, and also at theWilIow Creek
Lumber Yard, San Andreas.
Messrs. Dennis, Wyllie & Dunning, Propric
tors OF the Willow Greek Saw Mills, are now
prepared to furnish all kinds of Lumber at
reasonable rates
Also = Shingles, Shakes, Scantline and
Square Lumber of all sorts and sizes. mann
factured from the best Of sugar pine, furnished
to purchasers, on order.
Wanted.-Hay and Barley at the high
est market prices, in exchange for Lumber of
of all kinds.
NOdfce.-A large lot of Boards. Posts
and Palings, suitable for iencing, ALWAYS Rem,
on hand. ~
ss For particulars, apply to the Willow
Greek Lumber Yard, at San Andreas.
DENNIS, WYLLIE Il DUNNING.
San Andreas, June 18th, IS. je lc.om
San Andreas independent., 1858-08-28

WELL PosrED.-A friend writes US from
Spring Valley, that few days since, whilst in
conversation with several gentlemen on the
subject of the "English Bill, gentleman
from Mokelumne Hill, "a prominent Lecomp-
ton Democrat, and the !" financial agent OF
mat wing of the party for this county, who,
oy-the-bye considers himself '' well posted
asserted In very confident tone and manner,
.aA' Tue English have perfect right to re-
Auisnd Dill to the Congress of the United
.s, ana, IL they saw fit to pass it-all
% -a's'er ferguson" He also denied that
s'o" house had sent money into Gala
'e."s iof eiec'loneering purposes, and on this
poin' stated Inat be could not be mistaken.
,1s o.n ne Is the me-! nansas agent Of the party for ta.s
and English Bir' turns up an honest stu aBalp' P,Jp'
at last. Au''
San Andreas independent., 1858-08-28

POLITICAL DEB-B-B-B- -BILITY.-The Custom
House-Lecompton gentlemen are beginning to
grow weakly. We cannot guess whether it is
in the pocket or the knees. From the morose
faces they wear at Cur enthusiastic "Mud
Sill meetings, we should judge the latter
to be their complaint. On Wednesday night,
last, they (Admnistrationists) had an engage
ment to speak at Greasertown. By great exer-
ton an audience of some 25 or 80 was drawn
together from neghboring camps and kept in
waiting, like Lazarus at the rich mans gate,
for the expectant crumbs of eloquence but
not crumb dropped. There was " nary an
orator." The gates of Mecca were closed that
night and the Prophet and his Divan in coun-
cil On Thursday, as their bills said, there
was to be demonstration at San Andreas-
The hour for the oracles of the Federal dicta-
torship to open their mouths, came and went,
but no oracle appeared. Some eight or ten
were disappointed. What's the matter, gen.
tlemen, are all your speaking machines dumb?
or are the people deaf to their syren tongues?
or. are all the available talents of Mok. Hill
required at home to keep the Teutonic Legion
in the ranks? Send out your troops; an open
field and fair fight is all we ask.
San Andreas independent., 1858-08-28

Nor A CITIZEN OF THIS CouNTY.-We are
credibly informed that Mr.. Lightner of An
gels, one of the nominees on the Lecompton
ticket, for the Assembly, is not citizen of
this county Two weeks before the assembling
of the Murphys Convention, Mr.. Sawyer, the
road oyerseer for Angels township requested
Mr.. Lightner to pay his road-tax, when he re-
piled: