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COMPANY OF THE
STATE OF VIRGINIA..

INSURANCE COMPANY OF THE
STATE OF VIRGINIA.
RICHH0ED, T7RGBA
Pad up 5000
Read ThIsU
IMPORTANT TO MERIDIAN 3. cPERrY 'HoLDERs
AND PARTIES NsURINa.
The GENERAL AeEET Of the TnsEIspcs Company Of the
Of Virginia, invites the attention citizens Of Tennessee r.
fact that heisnoW
ESTABLISHING AGENCIES
to represent this hrst lsss AMI in every EAy4
RELIABLE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Where stockis not '.payFy he'd By Soasaern mes"b
IT'S wholly identified with he oush, andi ds fscsO
s:oUTHERN INSTITUTION
HsVing complied With the Law requiring
ADepOSit a 100000
the Ia the Comptroller p, security to Tennessee Polio
hodes, which Deposit will not be ipei y any eontngenc
In view Of the p essnt
Tnsetlied state OF the Country.
Strong inducements offered TO ISsURE IN THIS CON
PANY at as Low RATES and with as PROMPT SETTLEMENT
LOSSES re offered by any Northern Conpsnes.
5. L. SUTHERLAND,
Genera Agent,
Policies Issued renewed a7d Losses settled Agene
Il. K, & P. P. PECK,
Agents
COI"nnade Buildings, Nashville, Tenn.
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Markets BY Telegraph.
QUININE T!

Nzw YoRK.Ju I9.CottOn sales 800 bales; Nddlng Cps
land IS y e 5Il.
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| or sum which the customs next year will not
meet, consequently the ordinary expenses OF the
Government must be added to the tax LIST.
| The Secretary paper money scheme appears
to = sunfo-:uGsta - r-' Others. T three saares
Z ara as follow
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The GENERAL AsET Of the Insurance Company Of the
fact that heisnoE
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BoUTELLS.-Linsoln'a men, Dupont and Sherman.
especially commend to the old despot the AsSiatant
of the Coast Survey, for meritorious services At
Port Royal We have known this gentleman a.
scientific man, and have met him in society in CO.
lumblG and Charleston where he has always been
treated Gs gentleman. For several ysSrs he was
on the Coast Survey, triEngul&ting the coast from
New York TO Savannah, and was always specially
st home among the families Of Beaufort and the
neghboring islands Il is Notifying to those who
have once associated with him to find him leading
band Of thieves and robbers to the houses of those
who had given him . hume and the welcome of
Southern hospitality. We have authentic informs.
tion that lie has been entertaining a party of the
mArAuders st the house of gentleman, with whose
fne wine he was well acquainted, the knowledge Of
which enabled him to take them where good wines
aad liquors could be slolsn.- O0hambia South Caro-
lia;dA
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FALsE REPoETs -Inssmueh as erroneous reports
have gone out 10 regard 80 the citizens Of Shelby
vile, relative to our present difficulties we deem
1t our duty to make few explanatory remarks.
Among her sayings, we learn few days ago
it was currently reported in kurfreesboro' that
portion Of our citizens were preparing to reslst by
force the recent call Of the Governor for militia
that our citizens were drilling on Suuday-that
portion of our people had gone to one Of our
churces and had taken out gentleman, an Ell
der Of the church, and ordered him to drill, &C.
While it is true that some of our citizens showed
resistance to the execution Of the order from the
Governor yet it is NOT true that any one had been
taken from the church or men required 10 drill on
Sunday. Now all this in unjust to Shslbyvle, az it
Is false in fact. And Notwithstanding the stropg
Union sentiment prevailing here, We believe our
people ~ general thing (some exceptona) are dis
posed to yield obedience to the position assumed
Dy oar State and that they will not offer the slight
eat resistance to any legal demand of the Governor
CT the Confederate GoVernment-ErpOsiiOr, Dee6.
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FIERCE CANsoNADNe BELow.-NigAt before Last
about one O'Clock our citizens were aroused BIZ 4
tarrible nrIng, that seemed to proeeed from the
nsighborhood Of Fort Pulaski and the ganersI inn
PRECISION was that the feet had made demonstra-
ton agains: the fort attempted to pass it When
daylight came, and they were not in sight, all felt
nure that the experiment. if ATTEMPTED, had failed.
A despatch from Tybee explained the affair.
1t appears that Lieut.. Williams Of the lriah Vol.
untsert, with q small party, went over to Tybee
about midnight for this purpose Of accommodating
the Island. Finding the enemy missing, they con
cludsd TO deprive him Of hiS observatory for the
future. They accordingly set fire to the interior
Of the light house, which wss entirely consumed,
leaving only hollow shaft standing. The splen.
did lamp was removed to aplaes Of safety some
months ago.
Discovering the IRE, the enemy concluded our
troops had resumed possession of the Ialand, and
forthwith commenced poaring in upon il 4 shower
of shell but rs the party retreated as soon as the
building was fired, they sustained no injury.
Yesterday afternoon the Federal feet in the
roads had increased to sixteen or eigh teen, for
@hat purpose, remains to be explained. The new
Corners are said to be old and rusty looking sailing
vessels, resembling vhalers, aud are probably Z
portion of those that have been collected for sink
ing in the entrances to Southern harbors-Sducs>
nah Republican. Dec 5.
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veternu a. PouF W,rv..

We were Il debted the other day to Col BraEel.
ton, who was in this city rods to Nashville tor
Introduction to veteran soldier Of his battalion
Of cavalry, who has gene through three wars, and
10 now in ssrVice in the fourth, with fair prsspect
Of seeing it honorably through, to judge from his
hale appearance and vigorous spirit This veteran
is Lieut.. Vim. Henderson, Of Captain Bradleyis cav
airy troops BE il now in hiE 9th year; he was
wounded at the battle of the Horse Shoe, in AlG,
bams, in the Of 1873; in the Florida war Of
1881; in the Mexican war participating in the bat
tie Of Cerro Gordo; and il now arme for the go-
Pious cause Of Southern Independence; and We are
assured by his Colonel does his duty with - much
promptness a. the halest man in the company.
We trust the war-Worn soldier may Wltoess the
glorious termination OF this Revolution and live
yet many years TO enjoy the blessing Of the gov
eminent he Is aiding 50 establish and Ihe gratitude
Of his fellow >countrymen. Capt. Bradley's com
pAny seems to be eHcered by heroes-the captain
himsef Was wounded. in the Mexican war at Ger
70 Gordo, while bis frat LieuE Vim. Chamberlain
Was wounded at BuennG Vista,
Col Bra1elton informs u that his battalion is in
excellent health, there being none in hospital
Their immunity from the sickness incident to camp
life is perhaps due TO the active lerVee in which
they have been engaged on the other aide of the
Cumberland Mountains in advance Of our army
where they have rendered signal service in Riding
the country Of the bushwhsckers that infes ted it,
many Of whom havs "bit the DUST" before the IN
erring aim Of their rhess-KnosUiRs Re0iET, Dec. 8
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COMMUNICATIONS.

EEssas. EDrToES: Permit me through your col
umns to make few suggestions upon the inpor
lance Of drilling. That every man in TENNESSEE
should become thoroughly drilled as speedily n
possible, presume no one would question for
moment And in my opinion, with all the informa
ton thAt has been received from the land Of ABA
zAx Of recent date, gOsi 10 prove most conclu
SiVsly hat RSnEsHses will likely DO called on &c
farnisA thouEands Of her brave sons In addition &c
those already in the field, to drive back the he'll
hounds that dare to invade the sanctity Of our
hsmsa and nrssides. And shall these brave sol
disrs be called into the Geld withous being drilled
For one, Iaay 70.
Then a. his Exeellsncy, Gov. IsHAx G.. HARMS, is
Commander in Chief Of the militia Of Tennessee he
can require the forces under his commRnd-ths
snsirs force of the State, and not only those who
have been recently called ont to commence at once
70 drill In cities and towns let them be required
70 drill from o'clock P. d., until night, every
day and in she country twice week. And in ad
dision 60 company drill let there bs regimenta
drill every week or twice a month at least. Let
the soldiers ofthe South become thoroughly drilled
and we can defy the world. The question is BENG
asked every day, why is it that we are not being
required to drill H.
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with a light stock on the market. Lard i held st
eA75CaS CO.
There h = mail stock Of Kentucky Paging and
Rope on the mG-kst. We quota Baggiry at 25c,
Rope 2o(S2ze and Iros Ties 7OS22c.
The New Orleans orssosas Of ths 5th reports the
stock Of Bagging in that market at 1905 bales of
India and 1TsS pieces OF Kentucky, and I7s2 coils
Of Rope Of all kinds, and remsrks, there appears
to be sufficient Begging on hand to cover cOnsider
able over half million bales Of Cotton. which il
more Cotton than Is expected 10 come to market
this season. The Crescent ada:
We had N excellent tax yesterday on bale rome
and hickory hoops for bainE cotton though oak
noops answer the same purpose. We have not
space this morning for q king on the patent boop
ne, other called ire Confee rate States Cotton
ne. Ne have merely 70 ~ that bals rope and
HOn ties ~ - 70 zoc per pound muSt succumb, or
IN the PhrAasOlOgy Of the times, "knock under"
Gunny Bags have advanced to 4OCa45c fer new
and SOSSSe for second hand The stock Of Gun,
nies in New Orleans il reported At l4l7.
Nails are hsld It prices ranging from s. TO SIP
per key, in consequences Of the decreasing stock.
Grass Seeds are held as follows Clover, sIs
per bushel; Blue Grass, stripped, 81 IS, and
clean 81 IS Timothy S.; HeErds Grasa 81 20
q so; Orchard Grass 81 so9l IS Mlstt -;
Hungarian Grass 81 50. --.
rennessee baled hay readily commands s2562S
per ton.
Sack Salt has declined 81 per sack and Barrel soc
per bushsL We give the extremes Of the market a.
follows Fine SIS 70 S14 and Coarse SI2 to Slipper
sack, and Barrel IS 5O9st 90 per busheL
The New Orleans Crescent Of the 9Th says:
The Palt question has shout received its ouietus-
Under the progress with the SatSprinEs in Arksn-
sas, Northwest Louisiana will be abundznsly SUD-
piled. The lGgoons Of Texas are being called into
requIsition, and can be made 70 furnish sufficient
for the Southern Confederacy at from 20 10 25c pe
buGhel provided the means Of transportation we
At hand and here We feel the want Of the cOmpeu
ZION Of the Opelousas Railroad.
From the monthly report fer November, vnich
viii be found under our financial head, il VI be
perceived that the stock Of salt now on ham first
handsl is equal to S0Tll sacks or say $40 % bush
els This II ample TO secure 500 900 bsrels Of
meat, which u more than ever received in New
Orleans for any one year.
Pepper il growing scarce, and is noVheld at 60
965c per pound.
There is very little Leather on tia UErkst, while
there il q heavy demand. We quotsLeather and
Hides - follows;
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PRICES OF Provisions SEVANTr -Four YEARS AGO.
In 1917 the County Court of Davidson, in this
State, levied tax to defray the expenses of the
troops thsn coming to their relief from North
Carolina, and they fixed the price of articles to be
furnished follows: Corn, at four shilling' per
bushel !; Beef, at i've dollars per hundred Pork
at eight dollars per hundred good bear meat,
without bones, eight dOllasa per hundred W.T.; and
Venison st ten shiIlIngS per hundred VT and Salt
at riIteen dollars per bushel. "-RanstyS annals,
p 504.
Pork has advanced since that very early period.
and we suppose that " good Bear meat" even with
the bones would now oYergo cents in this market.
Atkens Post Not g.
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ADDGFsT Z N BRUCE, ESQ, OF THE LEGIsLL-
TIVE CsUECL.-We publish in the Courier to day q
circular addressed by E. Bruce, E.q., of the
Legislative Council, his commitments OF the Ash
land District 1t pointedly states the present posi-
ton and hopes of the new government and gives =
clear indication of the energy zeal and determines
ton of those who have accepted the responsible
duties imposed on them by our people Mr.. Bruce
IS Of our most eEterprisiUg Ragacious, energetic
and successful business men, and his constitu entn
may feel assured thss their interests will be faith
fully and EsalOuRly cared for and guarded by him.
u louisvil.e CouripF
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DIR. KINGS DIsPENsARY
ron PRTVArB DISEASE.

DR. King, formerly e ESs Ysrk, Tor ne
49, Eoar ran efLsaiSSills, Ksntuoky, and VIE 5
4sV.si hI attanon 10 the treatment Of pVls diseases Ter s
Nifty YsFrS Eaters himself having asndsd 70 pFacos fsg %
Iauy years ana card many Aoanes be snahled e m
An isa.a . prvat3 nature, mater how bad hey
troa iAudssas medical treatment on neglect EITHER ssn
Dr. kings ps7snsAy 10 q Desdok street, Ch
,EI q aqaars, WhsFs be s Sas Of prfVats nstzr
QsEoRxnA ssrsE EiAsst RsaagHs asns inisrfarsnes
Eaa bEEzoa
eTpITER- 81 rsoszt Ests, sksctaaIly asv
asrs, b. Al sPsSoa Hkss pAin Where stctua
t scale. sanRot s1lsyed Perhaps diBssss eazs mars
ziSs an Epdsruisss tn constitution much
ETrsuIs Eith dsases Of he skin growing cat
lsst or ~ trsatnasat ssSeHay osrsd In daYs
EsNAL WEIKnEs, PGrcuar attention having rVas %
thp sas al usncsS gsnE cut eft bFoughf
an /. anJ ossI the 3ssructVe habits Of nconddaFste
YouthS and srsssve Indugnos 81 The passions negect
-hl. viii M tuition, rendering tie Euhso n
aor business soey, and causing Prsnssue ed $50.
Fsaes b taboTinE g1td sag d1czy Of he womb
nav rsyt asruYed eflE1adtste rsliaf.
PsrSons rsag ABROAD b. vDE and ss.lnE nsR oasS Win
~ enclosed directed = Dr. A. King As p, Dearok arest
Nahys Tenn, will have the Necessary medicine
aireS with nsesssEy drseons set sscrsy ebuTsd oaa
hsrzs from oesok "a ne Borning 1nal STA Aa SFuang
BaDl4I96e4sBfT
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RnrYrUIEY N YEa HoRrHRRn-ErralCr Esol

RasYuIEg - gEa EoRrEWRT-BrrRAcF EaoX
LR9FzR-ThS following il SKtract from letter
rscsivsd from town Ia lows, BY gentleman in
Memphis, which the Memphis appeal il allowed to
publish. ThS writer says:
"There is = very large party throughout the North
that would be glad 70 have peace soon as posGi.
ble--is any way and upon any terms A good many
are beginning 10 CONS 10 their senses that it Is
too laIe only 30 end that this il going TO ruin
Us al throughout the North while its tendency Gp-
pears be only 70 put the North and South further
apart than ever before. Business here is at per-
feet StSndstil-eVerything has stopped there is no
money; the produce Of the country can not be sold
any price, and all here have about arrived at the
conclusion that We are all going TO ruin fast
possible. The policy Of every one is TO contract
and try 20 wind up aAirs generally soon as they
can Where the end is 10 be, no one can foresee
The blockade Of the river intended to ruin the
South but VS. now discover that is is running the
North aud rendering the South independent of US
for their supplies, which they ind can be raised on
their own soil"
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Capt Ino.L. saffarrans.

The numerous friends of our gallant friend, Capt
JKo. L. SAFPAREASs, Of Memphis, who was so severe
ly wounded At the battle of Belmont, when nobly
leading his company, belonging to Col. J.. KNO1
Walkers Regiment, viii be pleased to learn, from
the following, taken from the Memphis Appeal that
he has go far recovered to get out of his houses
RIaHT SIM Ur AGAN.-Ws are sure it will be
glad tidingu 90 the numerous friends of Capt JNoN
L. SAFFARRlNs, that he il again to be seen in tht
streets with the name "pride IN his port and FIRE
in his eye that carried him into the battle of Bel
mont His wound was very severe, but the gal
LIANT captain will soon be as good as new and he
expects the pleasure Of giving "Old ABE" another
turn before lOrR,
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BY gEl.EOltsAPH

RIcENoyD Dec. G, via New Orleans.-C Congress,
to-day. Thomas Hsrris from Missouri appeared
and took his seat. Tne President returned, ap-
proved the resolution Of thanks to Gens Pillow and
CheaLham. and the troops under their command
Peyton, elected Senators oy the hlssouri Leeisla-
ture admitted to seats the door as delegates
from the State a; Large.
AENPHs, Dec 7-Dispstehes T. 81 Louis papers
say Price issued proclamation &c the people of
Missouri He slso ordered AcCulioch to follow
him McCulloch refused. his army having gone
into winter quarters in Arksnsss GcCulloch Is -
Little Rock Ell route to Richmond.
Nothing new from Columbus.
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FRoN THE Tory Recon OF Cocks AND GRERE-Ru
NoRs OF A FIGHF.-We received the Lowing note
last night from a correspon dent at Whitesburg:
This morning about sunrise csnnonadiDg WaS
distinctly heard in the direction of Cooke county
supposed to be the fighting between our forces and
the mountain tOriea "
In confirmation of this, we learn that A6jutan;
General Monsarrat, of Gen Csrroll's brigade cross
ed Chucky river, at the Bend, yesterday morning
and while doing So sheled force of the tories wbo
were encampsd on Birds Hill on the opposite side
Of the river, and who it is said had hoIsted the
black flg Of the result of the expedition We have
40 further particulars, ssve that q number Of pris
,ners, (amoDg them several bridge burners,) have
thus far been taken -KaoSUils Register, Dec. 6.
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There are no Southern orTeGern Hides On the
market.
Cotton Yarns are now qvotsd e. follows: 700 and
800, lie +; zoe, lie 500, Ic; 49, lie per dOzsr.
Feathers are in Iimise5dsmand at 25CsS0c per ID.
Whisky i, held at G-25aL5O per gallon for
country and sI9sItO for SaAhviTls Rectihsd,
WhichiI an advance 4 lOs per gallon on the latter
Lime is held at 10 per bushsl for Stacked and
Zoe for unslaeked.
There is a heavy demand for Wool and it finds
ready sale at 5OS9sl per h. according to quality.
We hear Of bit little doing in Dried Fruits. We
quote peeled apples at Is to SOC per bushel and
peeled PeachS st Sl.l0.
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V0LUATEER CoNPAIIsG = Under the call of Gov
Harris for volunteers Issued about ten days since
four full companies, numbering considerably ovel
one hundred men each, have been raised in thin
county. Capt. Smiths from Swan Creek-IG!
rs2k and file-and Capt. Stiles, numbering lis
from Skeletons Greek left for Nashville last Salur
day morning Capt Rhodes, from Kelly's Creel
anu Cold Water with l0l men, and Capt Mcdaniel
from eaSt OF Fayetteville, with over 100 left Non
day morning.
Lincoln county has now. therefore. sighteeH full
companies in the field besides I've halves, making
IN all, allowing for deaths, etc, fully equal %
twenty companies, or two regiments in the South.
ern service.
10 field officers this county has two Colonies, Full
ton aud FGrQuhnrsOn two Lieutenant Colonies
Moore and Holman, and one Major Holman.
We think that Lincoln county is fully entitled 10
the appellation, Volunteer County of the Volun-
teer State. - dystteviRe Observer, Dee. 8.
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Monetary ana Commercial.

SATURDAY EVENING, Dec. Z, 1851.
There has been continued heavy demand for
Gold throughout the week and the Brokers have
advanced their price to 40 per cent premium. Sill
yer has also advanced, and is now quoted at $50
SO per cent premium.
New Orleans being the Money city of the COnfed
crate States the condition Of the Banks ia that city
Is matter Of interest to business men generally.
The New Orleans Crescent furnishes the following
Comparative Statement Of the Banks OfEev orssns tbs last
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THE DAnr.-sinsle copies Of our pSpsr can be
had at the counting room at ave cents. News boys
and other dealers are furnished at two and halt
cents per copy. We make this statement because
We informed that the news boys are in tina habit
Of selling Iingle copies ct ten cents and more al.
Lodging that the paper costs them Ave cents.
sepl9-dH p.
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GUss-PRIsoEERs- Our old friend, Capt Borgess.
Of the Meigs county Minute Men, arrived here last
Saturday, with large lot OF guns and prisoners
said to be members of Old Gifts Company. Cliff
himself s sand to be still at large, although there
are those who think the old fellow was summGrily
disposed of by nome of the parties who we're In
pursuit Of him.-Athsns Post, Dec. 6.
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RAaHVuLE, New. IS, 1851

ELEEVuLE New. IS, 1851.
An companies wishing to be attached to the sOtA
regiment, Tennessee volunteers, viii report them
selves to General W. G. WEIYTzoRss at the capitol,
who will give them the necessary Instructions to
the place Of rendezvous, camp SauipAEs, trAnSPOr~
tation, RuEtering cheer, b.
Companies 10 fern batssiOa Of Cavalry will
also be received. J. ". EA4B, Col.
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We win esteem special hvOs cur friends ecrss7sa
den In varezs divisions and csAps Of the Confederate
win furnish with all Ne gossip zsxs psp - 10
PLACED bSSr0 the PuSEo Va visa to make paper bsh
interesting and welcome Vor 70 The tsni Il srsry Ssdler
AEhaAg battles for independence Their Ists sAssIS bs
Addressed 70 us al EaSSYiIIe Fs.z. r-e.f
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BLIBsoa CoSsTT--A friend writing from Pike
vile under date Of SOth November, says:
We had 4 meeting here to day and resolved
that rot Hishstanding Governor Harris would not
csll on as. 30 organize thres full companies, arm
cd and equipped here for aerVice, in case Of iu-
surrecsiSn and actual State inVaslOn Aliens Post,
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NStice 20 CaKSIanIss.

Circulars o candidates inserted in As uEsH AKA IM.asAx
nHr be paid for other buEias RStsos Dey1sabsS
cared IN Gsvsnss Of PubsasSn 7Ah saSrsss
ansIby No SirsulArs either Of candidates ersads
will hereafter inserted N this psps on any sssr tsrns
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ReIIEIoua Roticas

Rev. L. a. BLAEroS will preach in the "a Preaby.
teriIn Church st II o'clock A. L. and 81 P. Il. io-
day.
Rev. J. z. GRAvHS will preach at loI O'Clock, A
T.. at FiremRn's Hall, No just in the rear Of the
C.piiel BuiIdiEE.
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CoRHoRLT1ox TAX YATHEs who have THUS far
neglected to settle their taxes for the present year
are rnsaty requested to call and pay without de
lay, 90 they viii thereby save costs and interest.
Longer indulgence eEnuoI be gwen, without injury
20 the public. A. EsLGoH.
Dec. L. 1mBTS. Collector, City Hall