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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-10-30

e. TIE subscriber respectfully announces
Ga to his friends, and the citizens Of Paccrv lille
&IAsa 8and vicinity generally, that hc has now in
store a splendid assortment Of
Gold and Silver Watches !
JEWELRY, Ola NIOND WORK, 49,. &c.,
All Of which he offers ut the lowest prices for cash.
CALIFORNIA JEWELRY made TO order.
Watches and Jcwciry repaired, and warranted.
~ No charge for regulating watches.
ENGRAVING on WooD, done to order.
t3.3StfI F.F. BARSS.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-10-30

II Is stated, upon the authoEity oflACsswaA
have heard Il, that . catt WIRES kssal6lles
pinchUd hstween a.duOr and paat u - -
vOwelS a, q, 1, 0, y, with greet InaleHI11
Il the injury il prolone6d9 che elSa % q 3
AleQs rro.-..,i aopm ~ 7asf1sy rial All nsls
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-10-30

RIDDLE.-It was done when it begun, it was
done when it was half done, and yet wasn't
done when it was finished. Now what was il:
OF course, you can't guess. VIII this dOy-
Timothy johnson courtcd Susannah Dunn.
1t was done when it was begun, and it was
done when it was half done, and yet it wasn't
Dunn when it was iinishcd-tOr it was John.
son,
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-10-30
KRAHNER's SALOON.

VTNIIE undersigned respectfully TO his old
friends and the public, that he has taken charge of
his Saoon Coloa street, in person, and has thor
oughly reattrd imnking il Of the most pleasant
retreats in the city Besides the best Of Lager Beer
OF his own brew wing-thc Bar will he supplied with
CRY beverage that desirable, and the choicest cigars.
WILLIAM KRAHNER.
TlaecE, iuc, August :, lAle.--l3ml
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-10-30
ORLEAN s II 0 T E L
SACR 4 MENTOs
CARY HOUSE.

THE undersiensd respectfully announces to his old
friends and the publo generally, that he has leased
this magnificent thrcc-story
FIREPROOF BRICK HOTEL,
AHd Will spare no pains expense to insure the com
dort Of visitors and bnArdcrs.
In all the Improvements and eonvenenees which mod
cru bookkeeping has rendered essential,
The Cary House
Exesls, employing as IL does the Best Talent in an its
HariOu departments The table will always he supplied
with the best the market Affords and the prlces viii BE-
In kee ,Iing With the times
}. II. VANDERBILT, Proprietor.
tIAeAg us, September llth, ls1e.-Ifl
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-10-30
Autumn Evening.
III W. u. 0. rEADuDY.

IA W. he We b!'b'DAs
Behold the western evening light!
II Inclts in deepening gloom;
So calmly Christians sink away,
Descending to the tomb.
The wind breathes low; the whitening lcai
Scarce whispers from the tree;
So gently flows the parting breath,
When good men cease to BE-.
How beautiful TN all the hills
The crimson light is shed.
'Tis like the peace the Christian gives
To mourncrs round his bed.
How mildly On the wandering cloud
The SUNSET beam is cast
'Ti> like the memory left behind
When loved ones breathe their last.
And now, above the dcws of night,
The yellow star appears;
So faith springs in the heart df those
Whose eyes are balhrd in tears.
But soon the mornings happier light
Its glory shall restore;
And elclidS that are scald in death
Shall wake, To clusc no more.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-10-30
JOR PRINTING,

The MOUNTAIN DENocRAT Book and Job Printing 0n1ce
10 the most complete OF the kind IN the mues,
and 10 always supplied with the best material tn be had In
the State Consequently enabled 10 print Books
rAmChlSts Posters AndbiIl- ball Tickets, Programmes,
Certificates Of Stock Dcposie, Checks Bill Heads Re-
eelpts Cards. &C. In the best style Of the and the
most reasonable prices, FOR CASH
~ LEGAL AND OTHER BLANKS printed, to or Ter,
Wllh asatness end diapAtch.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-10-30
rerms,-InvAriAbly in Advance,
AaveralNIMR.

Advertising.
One Square, 0neS hrst in sertion, 43eAch subsequent
Insertion. e1 So business Cards Of ten lines 1r less one
year, SIS three months, el0.
A liberal discount will be made the above rates. for
all yearly and quarterly advertisements which one
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-10-30

Like bell that's rnng for firc-likc cease
less auction cricr-likc, Oitimcs, gracelcSs
liar-miSchief making tattlrrs go. Stopping
you with qudking fear-whispcring as you
lend an car" Mercy ON us! did you hear !:
Betsy Bean has got beau"
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-10-30

A lIOAx.-Chambcrs Edinburgh Journdl
contains n sketch of the life Of Antoine Gal.
land, n celebrated French author, whO died in
1915. We are indebted to this sketch for the
following anccdOtc:
Though the author of many learned and i'm
portant works, that which has made him pop
ular is the Thousand and One Nights. On
the appearance of the first volumes of this
work, singular hoax was played Oft on the
author. One very cold night, IN the middle Of
winter, Antoine Galand was suddenly awaken
I'd by several knocks at the street door. lie
got up, threw his dressing gown hastily over
him, ran TO the window, opened it, and, in
spite OF the darkness, perceived several per-
sons assembled at his door.
"WhO is there =" said he.
Several voices instantly answered, is this
Monsieur Galland's:"
"Its," replied he.
care you sure :" inquired they again.
"Qntc sure" said GalIand
"Takc notice." said one Of the persons be-
low, TINT what we have got to say can only
be said to himself"
"Thcn you may speak freely, for am An
toinc Gal'and but speak quickly for the wind
is blowing in my face in no very agreeable
manner"
"Do you speak," said one of the intcrlocu.
tors to his ncighbor.
"Speak yourself" rcioincd he.
"N0, | must speak" said third.
"Ah, gentlemen, you must let me have Il
word," exclaimed u fourth.
"For the love of Heaven, gentlemen" said
Gallond, who was pcrishing with cold, "makc
haste; | am freezing"
The same colloquy recommended, and Gal
land, who had been listening with w0n1rou>
patience, again exclaimed still Shivcring, "Fol
the lovo, Of Heaven, gentlemen, make haste,
for thc cold is piercing
At last all the young people, who had dis
turbed the sleep Of the oricntaliSt join in ono
chorus, "Ah, Monsieur Galland, if you are
not asleep, tell US ono of the stories you tel
so we'll"
This was an allusion to the two first vol
umcs of the Thousand and One Nights, in
which every chapter begins thus: "My dear
Sister, if you are not asleep, tell US one of thl
stories which you tell so we'll"
Antoine Galland had too much sense to be
angry at this sally he began to laugh, and re-
plying "Gcntlcmcn, az rerOir !" he closed
the window. and returned to his bed, where
he was not long before he rcgaincd some o.
the calcric he had lost at the window. lie
however, proiitcd by the lesson, and published
all his other volumes without this cXOrdium.
S~S~ %------
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-10-20
Washington News

WASHINGTON. October rs Tie
Navy department, have rpoiu,td
the remaining officers to the Brazil
anil Paraguay squadron. The vessels
will carry l5l thiriy.two Founders,
and iNcnty.OuC nire-iuCh guns. Dc.
sides mottars. Minister .iCttz ash.
the Indulgence Of our government
until he can communicate with Nlca.
ngua. The United States consul
at San Luis rOicsi say. that the re-.
ported battle between Niaafri anil
vivanco IL doubtful. and say. that a
skirmIsh may have taken place out.
side the city. lie discreli,s the
rumcr OF the latter having commit.
ted suicide.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-10-20

j. /. Blair, agent Tor The Post.
Office DEPARTMENT, paid cur town q
visit, Lass week. lis principal bust.
nc's vas TO e, bids for carrying the
Mail from Pamela to Grenada. Mr..
Flair informed US tha, the pcpss,.
msut had instructed Me. Eastman.
The agent at Nashville, carly in the
month Of Augus, last, to come down
aud &c, bid. for carrying this mail /.
hi, tia, he bad neglected to st,eud
10 the matter in time for the Depart.
mcui TO make a new contract. com
msneins on the frs, Of October.
That the Department vas no, 10
blame fer tie failure to carry hi,
mail.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-10-20

HOMICIDE At GRESApA.-.we learn
from the 6rcsada papers tina, a
fracas occurred on Monday week in
that town between Mr.. r. VI. Simp-
son aud John c. Miller. The latter
gentleman vas stabbed several times
by the former aud died Of his wound.
in the space Of half an hour. Mr..
Simpson was tried before two jus.
tees and discharged-the evidence
adducrd making a case Of jasiifatle
homicide.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-10-20
OCTOBER

W. have always lowed ,h mnu,h.
and boz cur casnity t ~ season far
poets .ni painters to rcgg' n. Os.a.
Der IS tie very time b ,a.u tar
animated crowds Of c,e lt.c. anl IL
"a ihc tine 81 tiucs g. Admire Gld'
mabc's Iu the country, rs b. vort.
bis w0uif0I. change from summer
to winter AVID scattcrs o.er tic fac.
81 raturt a rainbow sell to- tsueca.
the Effects Of ''dccay' tb1cin.
ilugots,' as lie would s.rew .vrs..
me u0,s over ,hc grave III DC
doNgrs. Osohor may be- sharp and
even cold to a.. but We love il In
It's laughing skies. rs gorscau.
sunsets, and the .taeine tohe ef 4.
morning situations. Il palms tbs
cheek Ot beauty 20 make it LOOK
more Ike tie rose, AMI i' ab.tn1.e.
the step Of manhood as ii b a ness
infusion d natural vIggr. Ne may
10 the spri1g time hayp iirtci viii
coquett.h April, With iawet. IN ben
hair AMI trcsses flowing .athc yeruaI
breeze; but October, With hcl
quecnly gait. urea,hel with ths
purple gluries 81 tie vine. her train
borne BY Exercise and Sport ; cloth.
ed in rarv and dazzling ,ints : her
eve oil animation anil her s,cp al
graccAshe is cur t4aturcr love, and
We arr - aitachc 10 her TIA. piea
We dic We want to die uish her.
Die a. the leaves 10, that fail il
October" Beautiful in tie coartrs.
where fields aud forests GLOW III,
many col1rel free. and cvea beau,
tul IN the city Which proyilsusiall,
i "open at the top 70 ls, IN ths
gloFiss Of these cerulsan skies AMI
the crisp brcese Of early autumn Ill
''the beneiieiion uf the covering
heavens falls like dew Losisr,A.
Joarrai.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-10-20
AGRICULTURAL

The members Vi the Pamela Asr.
cultural Society ate tegucs,ei to meet
at the town II Pamela. On Saturday
October 30th, 60 select 4 delegate to
attend ihe State Fa.r at Jackson.
November the 9,h.
j. L. llOOl.E, SrJy.
October Goth. 1883.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-10-20

~ The cork tire is being ~.
,ensivsly cultivated In the neigkbor.
hood Of Cincinnati. Ten thousand
cans Of the acorns hare been orisrssl
for planting.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-10-20

Tng CASH SIstFN From mud
after the 1T lay Of January, 1852.
We will bot publish any legal alycr
iiscmcui' vIlhoa. paymeu, in al.
vance, aud al job work must be paid
for on delivery. This rule Nil be
uri}ily adhered 10 in every case,
except those persons with whom We
may have running accounts. We
have bcen Publishing the Star for
three years, unl are sorry to say
that uo. ohe ihirl Of 0ur legal go.
ysrusing bills have been paid.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-10-20

We neglected Ias' week to
direct attention to ile advertisement
Of 4. Sces,ci, 40 25 Nlsin street,
Memphis. Ile ta, a fne stock e.
Goods, ard dg lies the people Of
Pamela county TO give him q eat,
when they visit ,he city.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-10-20

ess- Indiana elects cish. erpcsi-
ton Conersssmen-an Adminlstra-
ton loss Of three. The opposition
State tickle, sri lsgislsturs are
.ertaitl, e',ctci.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-10-20

HHsfel fHf H8fl
n
w H0 I.Iu
l
aI uHleiF
~ ff
p.ct, rf
$500 i oI m
-s=r- Hrr tfrrIH H
rlIIH. uI.tt y.u my au.
sr Iem0ut Htl bo m.t aIlfo
.m5t ul.ulo u re.pfcf, an alIe
.ilmI.s H fafufu Cd yHuHHnfi Fl
HI .t.I e.oll t., lmi lo Hay
$50 lI.nul hNr lo merfInn.
.u.Ht urr.tus dHt sour conf.
Is af. D.. snin.rl u cl.. rlHptc.
rtUf i.ut. .laHu. iulu
ar,Ita aa myp4.
f.t.la lao pr,I ,h3an.
.frrml,nas oel IN.
lau. ,fIas ,f,sa to vbc.
,.ni,. .I.,.l we NVb. t.r
r,,.tr e,,msl..n ,r.pti mncr
MAN. srI ,,,r mi.b,,. ~
.c,eslIy connected MIN or m,ls.
u.llc b,rsL,dcal y.
-. Ems ,,,, IN, .,i, -,
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-10-20

rs- He who can suppress a mo.
ment's anger. may rreveas many
DAYS Of sorrow.
Try to let everybody. faalts be
forgotten. se ven soail vish yours
10 fv.
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fss- VIM. n Strange / Co..
booksellers anil s,a,icnprs. success.
sors to Alexander 4 White, Main
Street, Memphis. have laid Us under
renewed obligations for a number o.
newspapers and late publications.
Mr.. Strange is enc Of the eleverest
fellows in the city, and Nc wish him
abundant success.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-10-20
For ne paaas Star

MR. EpfroB.-l desire to ofcr
some exp auatious respecting the
Agricultural Society Of Pamela Cry.
TIE expense attending member.
ship will bestuall. The two hundred
dollars ufgrcl ty the State. can Only
be procured BY contributing three
hundred, ourselves. It We have
three Hundred members, then the tax
viii be one dollar per member /; q
greater number will reduce the tax
in proportion. Wha,cser other ex.
penses that may be deemed ncccssa-
y VII dcpeui entirely upon the will
Of the Society. Hence, IL Is sccu.
that the expense can deter no one
from joining the Society. | make
the above 'rcmarks for the bene6, Of
some who are apprghsusivs that 1t
will require a large amount OF money
at the prrsen, time. to successfully
put the Society IN operation. Il,
Importance cannot be too highly Is.
,ima,ci. II IS No experiment. D..
tween forty aud fifty have been or.
gahisei in the State. and as they al.
vance in prosperity. their interest
invariably becomes more attractive.
AGRICuLA.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-10-20

WHEB VALLEY, Oct. s. Is
NJ Eilo,, -Wc yaua
l picking uf cotton. lca..ta ,
ding that Jas been lorr in ir
Coauty, a yet The n.hir so.
lone uu the p'aum .n of b. ".
Moore. 5 mile Nttul Natrg Sal.
ley. iu IallLuha County. 3iiF..
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-10-20

4 tIIfHx n AlHn.yn,a ]
~ hah Hfii 4 10 lhs a~aaut,...]
De esiaia " Niaen nusa,h. a.
~ tlH lunmlla rftais tn.ra
ulla tair' ~ lle utiHlWi fnm !,
IIl.fsans hnsiur cia me
.Nil eii1ia ma hoffhy hifsl !,
iTfwHt Hrl hfta thH inmt lfalga ,
4 tlilH iha cline rrsH,A.
.aN Hi ih Nil be- faft,n kaft,4 !
u, lluAblA
di0'f a Giioon lonha. ~
uoluhH VI, Isis, a..
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-10-20
I~nsolvent Notice.

NI,he Probate Tern. lsis, of ,hs
~ frneass Court o. Panels Ccun,s,
Mississippi. the estate Of Patrick Cough.
~, d~eesasei. vs reported insclvsrs.
Ne'iss % hereby given to The rrsditsss u
ne deceased 10 ~ forward aud hs,e ,hei,
e'alas properly prcbs.ed and registered
N ". tlsrk's uhee II aid Court ~ IN.
10y H1a.iaT in January ls5o, or elss the,
wi bs barred.
EilZA McGlvrY. As~tr.,
WILLIAM NcglNTY.. idw'r.
petssvr Il, less. ~ an
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- W hHNfIAH
10y VIRTUE Of = Dscres Of me prp-
ID bate COari q Pamela vcnntv, ,t..
sssirpi. made At the fletcher Term. ts5s.
thereof, |, 'he Undersigned A~daini.tra.
ter ~ The estate u S1rih Jones. deceased.
viii. at the daer q ", vauft Iloass Of
.tid county. on Nanlay shs 18th lsy ~
November. be,vcen the hours prescribed
bY law. proved 10 ssll 10 the highest bii.
dsr. On = credit Of ten months from thu
dsy " sale. the following tsar, ~ IHnf.
va Southeast quarter ~ Section -,
Township :. Range : West. IN sail Coan.
ant state The purchaser will be 70.
qairrd 10 give bond With approved ssea
'iiy ant The Statutory lien will be- rvtainy,l
IN the laai.
q. q. NELSON. AS-'r.
October II. ISIS. 5<.ir.
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sas Notice the nsw advertise.
m y Tisn,s r. Cisrse.
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an t0 .f.t opportunity
'4
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tua aiatllY isa eaf lash sai
seems N aHifa Ma ~ sefaf
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INH lfaa Nshi. lalltsll e
tfgf Hs f50k mail
60 tsf0 Wt tHahtf laai we're
HN mi .f WtfaHf U ti8'a.
latu af. ilaf 30 jahh " tmhef
hHmln !. mH Hnl
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wi HIfaf Hailu ID t1''". !,
HH tffi ~ eill ant fia9las fsf,
Geo tHfe ths.fg slt shsts. ~. J
DO Hla ahlll IT, uaftfl "a. ~,
preference tfsfaeiiultt |
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ani NNHFt fHehi shhf DsA ~
Atl, ellsh haga lee
~ ~ ~ lha tllatnd.z|
fha county, tHlsm dirt
ilm q pas Turtle assen. =
h1aH IN fhla elg, vt III 49,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-06-05
We again ask for ''fsots and figures "-Pairios.
ANO LDLTBELER ExPOsED.

The Hon. THos. H. BENTON was not cold in his
coffin before the Black Republican press endeavOred
to avail themselves Of the sympathy Of the hour by
the circulation of false report Of his dying CONVEX
Baton with Fan old Missouri friend in which he
was represented as having denounced the Lecomp-
ton Constitution with great bitterness. This was to
the Democracy matter Of but little consequence as
they had long ceased respect Mr.. BRNToxs opinion
upon matters growing out Of the slavery question.
Il turns out however, that the story was base false.
hood, and is characterised by W. Carry JOINS, the
son-n law and Executor Of Col BEsToE, as Sc libel
On the life and character Of that distinguished man.
The story has been fastened upon that hoary headed
old sinner and reviler Of the head Francis P BLAZE
The public could have expected nothing better from
such source. The ungrAteful conduct OF BLAIR
towards the character OF Gen. Jackson since his
death, had shown him capable Of any moral turpi-
tude. however great. OF all the public men in the
country, one of blaoker character does not live than
T, P. BLAIR, Sen.
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rAx sALEs-.HUmPIHREYs COUNTY.

CIRCUIT MAY TERN, 1858.
TTILLIAI CILLWAIN Revenue Collector for this county
wv day made court the following report, toit
State Tennessee Humphreys County To the honorable Cir
c Court l. william Mciiluain Collector Public Taxes
of the oun Of Humphreys do hereby report to Court
lowing Of land having been given in for the taxes for the
year 1856, that the taxes thereon remain DUE unpaid and ne
respective owners claimants thereof have goods chaes
within my county which distran for said taxes, to-v
G. c. Conrads heirs, tract Of land, 425 acres lying in
Civil District No g. valued at S2 Taxes in the year 1850
S3s 421s Clerks fee 81 So Printers fee 81 So COlleetOrs
fee 81 60. =.
District No. 70 valued 200 Taxes in the 1856 81 g
Clerks fee 81 Printers fee 81 So COectors fee 81 co.
G. c. COnrads heirs one tract Of land 4 acres ly3g IN
Civil District No. 3, valued at S2 go Taxes In ne year 1876
si6 Clerks fee 81 so Printers fee 81 So Collectors fee
81 90.
G. G. rConrads heirs Of land, 600 lying in
C DisUsc valued at $780, Taxes in the 1851,
50 Clerks eSI 80 Printers fee 81 So Collectors fee
D. B. Love- one tract Of land 1850 acres lying Civi District
No TO- vued $780, Taxes in the 1850 is 81 a. Clerks
fee 81 So Printers fee 81 So Collectors fee 81 o. ,
d. B. Loves heirs tract Of land, $50 lying in Civil
District No. TO- valued $780, Taxes in the 1857 s 81 %
Clerks fee 81 So Printers fee 81 So Collectors Zee 81 co.
Thomas Rice, tract Of land, SO lying In Civil District
No valued at SO in the year 1856, cents, including
poll Clerks fee 81 So Printers fee 81 So oOlleotOrs
Thomas Rcs heirs one tract of land, 50 acres lying in Civil
District valued at $50 Taxes in the yeaI ISIS including
poll tax 81 p. Clerks fee 81 So Printers fee 81 So Col
= = WILLIAM ReILLWAIE,
Revenue Collector Of Humphreys County.
Whereupon motion, il is cOnsde red by the court tha udg
ment be- and hereby rendered up, in he name Of the
State against the said several tracts Of land much thereof
Of each Of them, sufficient satisfy the taxes costs and
CHARGES annexed to seveay sold the law directs and
that order Of sale be issued, &c. :.
true copy Test, JOHN n L1fILA' Clerk-
Now therefore, by virtue of the foregoing order Of sale
directed SHALL Monday, the 18th Of July next at the Court
for cash. much thereof Of each, as will
be sufctnt to satisfy taxes costs charges due thereon,
the law directs This sst Nay lay, ls3s
iune5-W3t Revenue Collector for Humphreys county
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a UCTTON a COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
"a Wholesale Grooers Ofice VI. II. Gordon & Co.
Warehouse, No. 49 Market street.
HARRIS & CO. have in tore, and oher to The trade;
$50 hhds New Orleans Sugars, all grades;
50 bbls Crushed and Powdered Sugar:
POO do and half barrels Molassss;
1900 boxes Star Candles;
90 cases Sardines-1< and boxes
20 bbls Mackerel.
100 packages assorted Liqours;
50 kegs four penny nails
. bags Spice;
20 matches;
I2j bbls Land Plaster. ulay9-d