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AYERS CHERRY PECTORAL
FUN TIE hAFIU tIhF OF
Coughs. Colds, Hoarseness, Influenza,
Bronchitis, WhoOping-Cough,
Group, Asthma, InciPient
Conan nllan-

And for the relief oi Consumptive pa
tents in advance stages Of the disease
We need not speak To- the public oi
its virtues. Throughout every town,
and almost every hamlet of the Amer
lean States, H. wonderful cures Of pul,
monary complaints have made IL al.
ready known. Nay. few are the fam
lies IN anv civilized country on this
continent without some personal expe
rience Of it, effects: and fewer yet the
communities any where which have
not among them some living trophy oi
it, victory over the subtle aud danger
ous diseases Of the throat and lungs
While Il = the most powerful Entldnte
yet known to man for the formidable
and dangerous diseases ol the pulmo-
nary organs, Il Is also the pleasantesi
and safest remedy thai can be em,
ployed for infants and young persons
Parents should have IL in store against
the insdious enemy that steals upon
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Steamboats,.
Nashville l. New Orleans Packet.
RED NOV Err.

WM. STRONG, Master. F. sHACKLEFoRD, Clerk.
q 500 tons burthen.)
FTNHIS magnificent fast running CSn -
srea"rrna, drawing only sfszyaa sfssszsyaaa--l
feet water, will run az a regular
packet during the present season. Having superior
for Passengers, stock or freight We
solicit for her share Of public patronage For freight
or passage apply on board or 10
A. HAMILTON, rs Market street,
JOHN D. TAYLOR, L. :. Mail Packet Of1ce.
H II. HARRISON, Front Street, and
=. +. HARDCASTLE, - - Agents.
b. DUFIELD, Agent, at Perkins x Cos, y. Orleans.
Iehl-S
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At Cost.

WE are Orerias entire stock Of Staple and Fan
w ey Goods Al Cost
janI-1 w.A.kJ G. NccLEII-ASD.
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To our Ola Customer. & Friends.

WE have nos located ourselves a No. ~ Issaie-
w rick street where ~e are prefsar-1 10 furnish
them wsIh all kinss % rlks, such as Brandy, WHISKY
Gin and Wines of ali descriptions q The best quAtcs
aisa tnhaceo, s.aking and c6s~as, sth variety a
te bssl cigars. Oar esircs 70 10 every tiiing ~
eatng % tbs fasaes u palrunz. Call, gcatemon,
Try for yearssises. us are alsAys at cur post
tsnso-am J. l. PRICE J. z mERY
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new-Dork.

From s. NJ PETTINGILL & cos Advertising Agency
ll9 Nassau Street, NEW YORK,
and No. 10 State Street, BosroS.
p Co. are Agents for the most influential and
largest circulating Commercial papers both in the
UnIted states and the Canadas.
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81 Nashville Regular
Friday Packet.
NJ. M. NUNX AN.

THE splendid new passenger a GE1 -
j steamer g. NJ. RUNYAN, -rr.ggssasd
Capt JAS MILLER. THIS splendid EAszz---sz--Szs-<-1
steamer is now being finished at Cincinnati and VIII be
here the LIST Of February. Her day Of leaving
Nashville Will be Friday each week, at 10 O'Clock
\. VI. ljan2l-sl A HAAlLION, Agent
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II. COFFIN, saperintendent


MEMPHIS, TESS., Jan. IL, 1857.
To THE PUMIc;--W. ;. Bennett made applicAtio %
last Summer 10 cover our buildings With Vests
Filvanc Cement; IL being new thing. Thought We
oud Try IT, had t applied u our Blacksmith shop aud
hgine House, attached % the Foundry. They have
foVed all required og water proof roof having With
|od some OF the greatest storms, aud giving good
|tsiaction- We can only add ty u and you viii be
tisled. CURTIS * KNAPP, Iron Founders.
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planning MILL.
a ca W h.

A : we have determined 20 do exclusive CASH
n BUSINESS this year, feel that a word OF ex-
planaiion may be necessary 10 some of very par
tscular friends, who have had accounts with US
since commenced business, and proud 70
say we have many such friends who have always paid
their accounts promptly. We feel eonhisnt
make u greatly 10 the interest of ali, By buying
goods cheaper and oG course selling them very much
Cheaper. There are many persons in midst who
wonid prefer buying for cash, II Il could be made to
their interest To do We know many who do not
have accounts, aud think unfair thai p-rsns no
buy for cash should pay the prices thasc who
buy credit. Il - with these considerations have
adopted exclusive cash system, and invite al
sho are la favor " the systsin well ali thosc
who arc IN favor of buying goods cheap 10 give
call. W A. A J. G. McCLEILAND,
Nos 81 So College street, Nashville, Tenn.
ia0I-n
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NASHVILLE, TENN, SATURDAY,
nem-Dork.

From VISCHER, OWEN & CO., General Advertising
House, Appleton Building, 346 Broadway,
New
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STATE OF TENNESSEE, CamptyoIler's OTce }
NASHVILLE February 8 lS5S (

NASHVILLE, Fcbruary 3, IS5S. !
This is 10 certify that the BRDGEPoRT INSCRANCECoN
PANY located at Bridgeport in the STATE of Connecticut
has complied with all the requirements of passed
by the General Assembly the State Tennessee in
March, 1856, entitled IAN Act ulate the agencies
of Insurance Companies incorporated by tlc state
Of Tennessee, ;" and that JosEIH NASH legally au
thorized Agent of said Company in the town Of Nash
vile, State Of Tennessee.
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G. LUTTRELL. Comptrolle

The subscriber continues Policies both Fire
aud Marine, Of the above reliable Company, at equa
bic rates. JOSEPH NASH
feb5--3w Agent.
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SELF PRE>ERvATIoS,E Erc.
A IL debts due previous d the ye4F lksT = "a
n ee solscsed by sait a. Jsnasry ce1fs OF befoFs
= Nss sifste, 4 sat IaA beiose tlzl tune Ths SHAH
apply N all F-essons sili.oGt dsssnesAa- "a wosd -
ths wizs = saffieaAL"
aeeic-d - j. c. HcSAtEy Co
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Wall Papers.

Wall Papers.
Ti2k Is, Is, - and IS cents; gsasod IS 70 90 eta
N Togeaher with every description u
Borders, Fire-sereens. Center Pieces, window
Paper,
And all die noss fAshoEhs Styles for Pariors H.Ils
aud Dining -rossHis.
Terms, Cash for all small balls
". W. FINN.
Nor - Pubfie square, cor. Dc4dsrick a
~. R-PAper h4ngiag dsshe tbs best n1snner by
cotnS nSctent wOfkulrG- frel--in.
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STATE SFt5GTe5RI. or f@HfGllgr1 IS January e5, 1855
Personally appeared T. T. COURTESAY, President, and
TIMOTHY HoUGn, Secretary, Of the above Company
and severally made oath that the foregoing statement
by them subscribed, is IN their belief true. Before
me, GEORGE W. WARNER
(sEAL Notary Public.
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TIE Mothers COMPANION.
Good for Man and Beast.

IL Is a sovereign remedy
for the various diseases with
which horses are afflicted
curing the most alarming ca
SEES Of BRUISES, STRAINS,
STRING HALI, SCRATCHES,
WoUNDs, SwEESN, SPAyTS,
RISG BoSE, BIG-HEAD, PoiI-
Evil, Sc. No farmer, hVe-
~ s'ahlc -keerer ,Orany per
son owning valuable HoHsEs
should he without tins yalu-
able remedy.
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AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS.

TIE sciences Of Chemistry and
II ].
- ~ Medicine have been taxed thrir Ut
FL IL most produce the best, most per
feet purgaiive which rs known N.
~ A Innumerabe proofs shown that
- W. these PMS have virtues which sur
pass In excellence the ordinary med
cines, and that they win unprece-
dentedy upon the esteem az all men. They are safe
and pleasant take but powerful 30 cure. Their pen
eratng properties stimulate the vital activities Of the
body, remove the distractions of rs organs, parify
the blood and expel the disease They purge out the
fOnl humors which breed and grow dstemper, stiinu
action and inpari healthy to the whole system
Not only do they the everyday complaints of
every body, but also formidable and dangerous dis
eases that has bafled the best human skill While
they produce powerful effects, they are At the same
time, m diminished doses the safest and best physic
that can be employed for children. Being sugar
vegetable, free from any risk nf harm. Cures
have been made which surrsss belief we're they not
sgbstantiated by 81 sach exalted position and
character forbid the suspicion cf untruh- Many
eminent clergy men and physicians have lent their
70 certify 60 the public the reliability of my
remedies while others have seat me the assurance q
their conviction TINT ny Preparations contribute I'M
mensey 10 The relief Of my afcted suffering fellow
mrn-
The Agent below named Is pleased furnish gratis
my Almanac containing directions for their
use and certificates u their cures of the following
costiveness BiIios Complaints, Rheumatism prop~y
Heartburn, HeaGaehe arising from foul stomAeh,
Nausea, Indigestion, Morbid Inaetion q the Bowels
and rain arisng Iberefron. flAfuleney Lnss q Ape
tie all Ulcsr5us aud Cutaneous Diseases ~hsch require
m eNaCeaGf Aeltrine. rcFsHula nr ht2E EVE 4uty
also by purifying the blood aud stimulating the sys-
TEN, mant complaints v hich n would not be sup
ped they ooald reach such as Deafness, Partial
blindness Nenraigia znd Nsryoas irrtabilty, f-raHEe
of The i4ver and kidneys Geut, and other kin
dreG mF.sinfs arising frum low state u the body
or ohstructign q ~ fsnctoas.
IL not be pai 81 By anprinepaed dealers with some
other pil they make prcat "n- Ask Tor ArxR's
PEis ant tAke nfthing else. No other they can give
you COMPARES with ths In its Intrinsic vaioe
tive powers The sek the best and here n for
them, ana they shssuldsbave a.
Prepared by Dr. =. G. AxERs,
Practicsi and Analytical Chemist, Lowell Mas.
FaG Is On r0 Box. Fwx hvxs< foE Ell.
ROIn BY
RFIuSY DEN0ylI1E, Nashville.
Retail by
81. & BROWN, And an pruggisss IN the city.
FRIEfeSoS HASkfNs, Colambs.
THOMAS a hIlO-. C4rkssillo,
y n DEIRY, SkeI6yvtlls.
sCHEII HACKMORE, Gsli4fin-
And al deaieEs N nsedsc1as eyery~hers.
DAN. PACKARD.
fsbi-tm Aasertiszag Agsst
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II Wv NKtFaFsIaf
Proprietor Commercial Hotel.

surERlSTxSDKST's orIcE, MKaGrHIs 4 oHto r. r.
NEArilis, IKSN fcb 10, 1857.
MR BkSsErTs-liear slrs-our company having been
oubled very much with leaky cars put some Of your
atent Paint upon them, AID Ear as my knowledge
xtends, can cheerfuly recommend u to any who
sA dry roof of any
Yours, &c, H. COFFIN, Superintendent
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Extraordinary Announcement.

For sale by all respectable Druggists and Dealers.
Prices of the IiniHcnt IS cents, So cents and 81 n
bottle. dollar bottle contains much linInent
eight twenty five cent bottles.
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hr. Bennett has done some small amount % roofing
me IN ms peculiar way, with Cotton stuff coated
th PREPARATION the basis Of which appears to be a
81 Tar if rs very eaectual and light roof and APP
ars 10 promise considerable durability, from the
eservatre qualities of the composition which pene
s the cloth and protects from the influence of the
and winter The Composition does not liqufy md
from the ELECTS OF the heat Gf the sun Ia summer
dses Il harden and crack from tho in nuenes in the
Id Of Winter A y NAKIff
Oct. ely.
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Misfellane0us.
PA Mt
Elastic Fire and Water Proof
CEMENT ROOFING.

TT'HE undersigned is prepared 20 introduce into
Il in Tennessee W. E. CHILDS a cos PATENT
ELASTIC FIRE AND WATERPROOF CEAlENT ROOF
ING, and asks the attention Of Architects, Builders
Railroad Companies, and the public, To examine its
over other
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LIGHT IEGHTtt LICIITiii
DIETZ & CO.
MANUFACTURERS IMPROVED
Kerosene, Camphene, Fluid, and Oil Lamps
GAS FIXTURES
STYLES AND FINISH.
CN NAN DEL RS.

MADE TO ORDER FOR
CHURCHES, COLLEGES, AND PUBLIC BUILDINGS.
No l32 William Street. Fulton New-York.
fehb-tCV
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ENGINEERS GENERAL SUr'rs OFFIcE MExPnIs AND
CHARLESTON RAILROAD.
MEMPHIS. June II, 1887.
To WHOM CoNCfRN:-1his is certify that the
Memphis and Charleston Rairoa Company have pur-
chased Of W : Bennett the right Ia prepare ana use
upon their Depots, Buildings Cars, &c., Sc., West
Gavanic patent fire and water proof Roofing and that
we believe II to he economical and durable cover
ling, having already had 1t in for eight months
SAM. TATE, President.
T. {. ARMS, Gcn1 Supt.
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AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS WANTED,
rINO sell Goods for manufacturing house in this
i City. Salary from 500 TO $3.50 per month and
expenses. On receipt Of SO will forward samples
by express with Instructions; or, address enclosing
=. o. stamps for particulars.
c. B. ORVIS,
Real Estate and Stock Broker
No. 20 Elm ST., Cincinnati, Ohio,
je1-d1y Post Office box 2340.
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st. 1onis.

From the Newspaper Advertising Agency of JAMES
E. DUDDERIDGE, No IA Second Street, 81. LoUrs Mo-
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Lumber, Lusm her. Lumber.
CQCARE cs.nAa Aad al s<Ass klnas q Luzabss can
- - had ~ she lzsersae szs AAis shs Szzhxllls
ane c1szkzsoaks kazzrosz. ls nlez fren Sa<rxslls-
j@1se--1U J. " HRUEUL
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Do YOU wish to be healthy. and strongf Then go az
once and get some OF NcLean's Cordial. II wall nvlg-
orate and strengthen blood to How through every
vein and tile rich rosy bloom of health 20 mount 10
your check again. Every bottle warranted To give
satisfaction.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-03

THE CANADIAN RECIPROCITY TREATy-CANAL STRAIN
RAyIo krios-ool LlsIoEs AT sEA-~rHE RECENT
TRSaTihs wirH JAPAN AND CHINA, ETC, ETC
Tho regular monthly meeting Of the Chamber OF Com
he'd yes,erday-P. PERT, President, in The
rhn
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THs TaMnAsS GENERAL COMMITTEE met las, night, bui
done business beyond making the necessary prepara
tons Cor the election. Rs we're audited and ballots or
dcred TO be printed The committee adjourned early.
meeting 10 endorse the nominations Of Russell Lynch,
Enrght and The democratic ticket held last
evening at the Battery Place Hocl, in the Frs, ward
Addresses were made by Alderman wilson aad Mcssrs.
Harris. Mcmahon and Chadsey. The nominations were
endorsed with entire unanmiiy and great enthusiasm.
Ex.Adefman wson presided.
Mr. Franklin J. Otarson IS q candidate the rcpubli-
can ticket FOR Councilman the sixth district lie desires
us 10 say that he has not Declined does he intend 10
10 so.
Thomas Dunn Is not cand date for Alderman IN the
Eleventh. district he having declined favor OF James
Connolly " crroneously stated that Mr. Dunn
not a taxpayer, and that his name not 70 be found IN
the Directory He Las paid ayes for number Of years
kNn Ytars.
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We notice among the arrivals a, the Metropolitan Hotel
Yesterday, Hon + Clark, Connec,icui, Hon. y. v
Morsc, Menc, Lieut.. Bas,om, L. : A.. ten. Townsend,
Albany; Hon J. NJ Wood Name, Capl. g. T. Pickett, u.
$. A.
Americans registered a. the banking house of Messrs
lansing, BALDWIN Co, No Plac' de IA rourse, Pars,
r Hu.r, ". q Giles. L. A. Curtis u. r. Award, n. Gar.
rep @ parmly Irving and wite u. z, clt Hamilton
), SuTl aud vie Josa Hs...t y. {. n~rr,ss sad
r,fs. S.s = Tops@ 1ySn PIsS ss; sssrf Sss0s
M.s, and .rg w's .ns b.ncas sg'Gy,sn ~ Dc
s%11 BS,ss srs Z s1 b.ss ss .a IVA ssass s' and
issaiy @ q Byron, o. sutseurgs- p = Mls New York;
s!.s.sss,.. .Gss Ts.I,r s,,Sss RsTHs p sSscs,
spsdn. and wife saryland DAY ~ii aed Jno
Fh barney and aa I'D 6i @ q cSiamss sdas fsSa
From Richmond, &c. Is the acam,hip Iarpes.owu--E
brown lsdy snd three children Rc.enhem Mss Z. tash
ovsi,oa. Ssss%ss' . i'Gsii s%iS J wsrd Royal
Prom kingst n, ia, IN the brig Jehossee-H Boyer.
nErkRruREs.
F6r hyerpool ~ the steamship Canada from Bosion-R
aws Josn s sssr ~ osns rs,s,.
child q csmbrdse Mrs WIN Days and child. d cbesea
Philip sn T. M s"s' % ip Gna and s s.rSn a. q
DsV Sesn ss ss sGSn sysTs ssr Ys s
ys sis Tsss a Sos wy s s XII ss & Ms sS sosss s
Mas,ers Julius and e~ Mohcr xober Mrs Moher and
ksSs, q Tsaas NJ saunss ychn oglyie nom. I'm
Hs ssr ssssp s smy G s~pR w.m 9srsy'r a & q
John Nh 7 Hoispi HUH MAR, 81 Ensland hi.lacder
o. Ioudon Heny Norson " xns Sssr wasow S
bert Brsham, q iaverpocI Mr Frieand q Berln l.
gysn~si Fcr HsTfss~F isascs, q New yers Mss rrs
9sS sfr e ~ Jses | sns % bss n ss m
suls psssenssrs-s. Total o.
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The following statement from the Receiver of Taxes,
showing the amount Of taxes read and personal estate
paid into his Department. up the lst inst, will be found
interesting. II appears that the levy for 1855
IS 600 e26 r. and the already paid % o6s 6s7 0
leaving 81 6s2 23s II yet be collected appears fur.
thcr that although the tax books opened month
later this year than last consequence OF injunction
which laid them by the Commissioners cs Rcoora
the amount collected this year up TO the II, OF Deecmbcr
exceeds that Of the time In 1851 by II 357 55 0S
The tax levy this year is about two millions more than
last and with the prospect before in the coming
election, will probably be increased next year by
four millions more.
pcr nj faY maid ~ 1ps aa oEa "a
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Affected and sewrl oocasiots thanked the parties

Affected and sev,rl occasiots thanked the parties
present for their Kindness
The following are the ofScers OF the Atlanta
A. L. Case, gofImanaer W. A. Webp, Lieutenant A.
H. Van Zandt do; Henry Wilson, do. Edward p. McCrea,
do Caesby Ap Roger Jones, do; Jno s Albert Second
Assistant Engineer; y. j. lowering W = Thompson Jas
Wallace, Third Assistant Engineers; James M Sprague,
Purser's Clerk charge; r. M L. Chryste, Captain Is
Ciork Edward Shippin surgeon.
After hearty cheers on both Sides the boat cast oil from
the Cdopa and landed her passengers the pier under
heavy shower OF rain After the lapse Of about half an
hour both steamers proceeded down the river and
went to eea Gen Paez although apparently not suffer
ing intense agony occasoned by his accident s
yet in critical situation. The excitement attendant upon
his removal and the sound Of cannon yesterday awaken
ed in the old warriors heart deep emotions. Should he
by any catch cold the surgeons OF opinion that
his Illness if fatal will be proracte and, therefore,
however, in good cheer, and anxious to land on vene
pIatian
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COURT OF OYER AND TERMlSR2.
Before Hon. Judge Mullins 4 ell.
DTc. 2-zae PcQc ttrsasde Hood d%t slstyoss
ahers.-on the case being called i .3. &. AZ. 4...
ExJudgc Dean appeared for tho defendant, Nr. Wood,
and pleaded not guilty he was ready for trial. and bad
been for the last four weeks.
Mr. Oakley Hail. associated with the CORPORATION Counsel
and Mr. Dean for the defence, be entered the
plea for the other defendants.
The District Attorney Mr. Joseph Blunt, asked If they
entered the plea To both
Counsel for defendants thought there but count
to plead to- the Judge in his decision had stated that tho
second count could not be sustained
The Judge said there but count before him
for trial and when any question as TO the oher up
he would dispose Of il.
when the panel called only seventeen jurors an
Mr.. Hall had supposed that the District Attorney would
have taken the precauton to have had larger panel Of
Jurors.
Mr., Vandervoor the Clerk said that only thirty eight
answered from the first day
Mr. Dean and MIR fau insisted that they had right 70
at least "A panel Of twenty four jurors
Another counsel for the defendants suggested that
twenty four Jurors would be nsuicientin in wnere
there sixty two Defendants and each OF them emit
tied to i've peremptory challenges; besides numbers
would be Disqualified from iupresFons made by the pub
licauons which have appeared IN the newspapers.
The Judge ntimatcd that he should be compalled W
leave town On friday evening, az he had 20 Circuit
his district Under all the circumstances the
mad better 60 over 10 the next term.
Mr. Dean said that Friday the iast day OF the pro
KcLt term.
Tho District Attorney announced that he had Hunponaed
thousand jurors for the ncxt term
counsel for dcfence-You had better tell them
lightly clad, and not bring any pennies In their pockets
lest ths building should give way
Exiudge Whiting (associao counsel for prosecut'onD
said he hoped people there without penn,es -
their pocket, they would with IN 164
MIR Hail. hope that does not apply 70 your bro<nAr
Joe.
The then went for the December term,
which commences on Monday next; but as Tuesday vii
be election day. probable that viii then be further
postponed.
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FyrrRANNEyr 70 Nv slcErss--A few of the friends q
ron y + sicklcs who rejoice IN his reelection 70 Con
Press. entertained him last night al bali api reunion :,
Nioos Saloon, where they exchanged consra.a,,oo.
an evnced thcr ratification the result q ,bs soa,..,
ID lbc Third ConAcssopal DISTRICT
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Total amount of lcuidatcd To Doc 1. es7 Oh
Tax 1s5T--Paid In sept, 1851. se2s,t7 ~
Oct, 1851. II 202 ,321 81
Nov, 1851. q 800 .377 81
5sll III %
Excess Of 1858 1857 3s7 sis os
Amount of tar levy for 1865. -. 81, $40 ,s26 "
Amount collected 20 Dec. 1...... 6sos los5 W
Balance unpaid. 81 ,h52 go ~
The above IL full statement of the tases received for
the year 1853 up TO pccember ].
WILSON sNHI., Receiver u Taxes