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The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-06-07
Di1atory Anmnnitlon.

Mr.. L was, many years ago, and
may be yet, extensively engaged in one OF
the Eastern States in the manufacture Of
paper, which at one time obtained cohsid-
erable reputation. Previous to his engA.
ging in this business, he had attempted
another, which did not prove 80 success
full. During the war Of 1912, guhpowder
became very scarce, and commanded .
corresponding price, and L, who wss
a very cnterprising fellow, and watchlll
for every chance Of making an honest
penny, although thoroughly ignorant Of
the business, embarked in the mGnufsc-
ture of this indispensable requisite of war.
He succeeded in 0htaining q contract from
the Government for y large supply but
the very first instalment was condemned
and thrown on his hands. This was .
1set,>,As ,Ous, 81 Il 22SsssSaitAa - ga1ts
the best of il, and the way to do that he
concluded, was to peddle the rejected n.
ticle among the storekeepers in his region.
Accordingly, he loaded q twO-hOrse wag-
.on, and ia tvo or three days he bad got
rid of twenty or thirty kegs. Attef the
lapse of two or three weeks; he thought
he would make another tour. Now, he
had disposed Of keg to Major COnOver,
a whole .souled native Of the Emerald Isle
"a shrewd and thrifty man of business,
honest in his dealings, generous in his
disposition, and the greatest wag in those
parts.
Hailing the Major from his wagon, l.
asked him if he should leave him another
keg of powder.
Major with hesitancy Of manner as
if his mind was not entirely made up)-
"Well, guess not to-day. am Of the
opinion that the stock ! have will last till
yo6 S>,,Ise, ,TsO]AsA SgN.a, -,.,>>
L." How did the other turn outf"
MY Well, l can't complain. What
has been disposed Of certainly has gone
off much to my satisfaction. 1t might
have been good deal worse. The great
est difficulty I have is, to know what to
call it and sell it for. The fact is, L.,
when bought that keg had it placed
for safety in my wife's chamber. l
knocked out the head and left it uncov'
cred, which l confess was little careless
in me. One day my wife wanted fire
made in the room, and told our help to
takeaa shovel full Of hickory Goals up
stairs. Now what does the hussy do but
knocks her elbow against the cheek Of the
door and douses the Goals right into the
powder. She showed great presence OI
mind, and screamed fire with all her
might. I happened to be at IL fsot Of
the stairs with u bucket full water,
which was just taking into the store.
tore up stairs like catamOunt, and dash
ing the water upon the flaming mass
soon had the FIRE out; but. would you
believe il! not till one-third of the pesky
stuff had burned up! Now, l., that
article of yours is good article, | have
no doubt but it is my deliberate judgment,
that if it was made for ammunition, it is
rayther too slow; If it was intended for
kindlin', it's consarned sight too fast"
l. did not wait to press a sale; but
giving the whip to his ponies, he went
out Of that town at the rate Of something
like 2:40.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-06-07

FoRrIruDE USDRR PAIN.--An EnGliah
paper says In the course Of IN inQpsgG
taken before Mr.. Wakely, coroner Of Lon.
don, that gentleman said it was surprising
what fortitude was displayed by worse
whilst under any surgical operation. =
compared with men. The latter hc be-
seen culver at the slightest touch, whtlst
women would submit to a most pAlntAl
operation without shudder. He, hot.
ever, once witnessed most sprprisin9 n.
titude in man who had the nisfcFtSae
to break his leg; amputation was desuISa
necessary, which was accordingly ftF.
formed by Sir Astiey Cooper 5UmNtiutg-
after, the man called upon Sir Ashley aad
begged him to cut of soue-mo 66fAse-
stump, as it incommoded him very mnsAl
Sir Ashley tried to dissusde him; ;fkam
having it done, but without AVAIL .Tng
man then sat down in Q chair aud Esfpse&
to be strapped to it, saying he well Knew
what The pain was, and that he Wo1ld hbtt
move. Sir Ashley therefore cut or etDtes-
or four inches more from the stuunp, tAe
man according to promise not mCvf9k,A
muscle, ~ -'ii 'lft t.'-Aa ''fsstE
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-06-07

FTNHE HOUSE having been thoroughly overhauled,
i remOdeled and newly furnished win elegant
furniture, prepared to accommodate the
travelling public In Her style than any hotel in the
city Having had extensive experience as caterer,
all who may be pleased to patrOnSe the House can
not fail to be well cared for.
4 FINE READING ROOM is connected with the
House. which will always be supplied with the latest
newspapers from all parts Of the State and the
Eastern cities. ..,r
The Dining Room will be under the immediate
control Of the well known caterer, Mr. JAMES
BROWN.
Iks ,R&S2 WI be under ths SsperyIsiOn VI Xc.
J0E. ELDRlDGE, formerly Of San FrAncisco, and
Mr. SAM. BOOSE. formerly Of sonora, which 10 .
sufficient guarantee that none but the FIRST quality
OF Wines, Liquors, &c, will be served.
Every department Of tie House will be kept In
Bst1 D'AN0%S 81 q mSke second 70 ElSS, in fsS
State.
a"s STAGES arrive at and deaart from the
Orleans from and to all parts Of the State.
A6AlS-.=..--. sssssssOO Ctbs
Lodging ................."5Oa and TO
GH- House open all night. mayS1
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-06-07

A DESPERATE NAVAL ENGAGENENT.-In
these war times some of the incidents Of
past wars become interesting. One of
the most desperate naval engagements we
ever read of occurred in 1857. On De-
cembcr 23d, Of that year, the British pri-
vateer Terrible. Captain William Death,
of 26 guns and 200 men, captured large
French ship. after an obstinate battle
Captain Death lost his brother and l6
men killed. A few days after he fell in
with the French privateer Vengeance, Sc
guns and 800 men, who recaptured the
prize and having manned her both ships
bore down on the Terrible, whose main
mast was shot away by the first broad
side. After desperate engagement in
which the French captain and his second
mate were killed, with twO-thirds ofthe
company, the Terrible was boarded, when
no more than 26 persons were found akSe,
16 of whom had lost a leg or an arm, and
the other 10 were badly wounded. The
ship itself was 90 badly shattered that she
could scarcely Be kept afOat. iaa ~,
There was strange combination OF
nsmes in this affair as the Terrible Was
equipped at Execution Dock was com
manded by Death, with Detii' for Lieu
tenant, and Ghost for surgeon. - -
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-06-07

REMEDY FOR CuoLIc IN HoRsEs.-Many
horses are suddenly attacked with chOlic
and pains, caused frequently BY being fed
with sour barley, or from over-feeding
with barley. We have been informed by
a gentleman, that he has found on efEec-
tive remedy in th4following simple iugre-
dent: Take piece of salerAtus the size
of an egg dissolve it in q bottle, with
warm water, and give to the horse lesd
hin To- and fro Immediately. This reTDe-
dy and the exercise will relieve the horse
effectually in ten or fifteen minutes
Simple as this remedy is, ii is q valuable
one, and will save horsemen trouble, Anx.
iety, and often the life Of . Valuzbls ami
paai
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-06-07

WASHING IN MOLTEN MErAL.-"I would
only repeat this experiment. which am
not fond Of, for your sake" N. Boutigny
said; II confess that, though l am NOR.
ally sure of the result, ] always feel an
emotion which cannot dispeL" 'If that
be the case" said /, suppose we go?
will believe your word" ''NO, no; am
bound to show you this curious Phenom-
cnoH. But, by the way" the learned
doctor added, "let me see your hands. "
lie took them in his. "lIang it," he went
on, "they are very dry for our expert.
ment." "YOu think so :" "Certainiy. ;"
"Then it is dangerous" "It might be
So" "In that case we will 60" said.
turning to the door. THAT would bea
pity" my companion replied. holding me
back; "stay, dip your hands in this buck
ct of water, dry them well, and they will
be sufficiently damp"
mention that, to. ensure the success
of this marvellous experiment, no other
condition is required than to have the
hands slightly damp< had scarce fin
ished wiping my hands when the furnace
was opened, and jet of molten metal,
about the thickness Of my arm burst forth.
Sparks flew in every direction, as lift
were a fire.work performance. "Wait
few moments" M. Boutigny said, IT'LL the
metal is cleansed, for it would be danger
Gus to try our experiment at this mo
ment." ....
Five minutes later, the stream of liquid
left off bubbling and emitting scorise it
became, indeed, so limpid and brilliant,
that it scOrched our eyes at q few yards
off. All at once my companion walked
up to the furnace, and calmly began wash.
ing his hands in the metal as if it had
been lukewarm water. I make no pre-
tense to bravery. confess at this mo-
ment my heart beat as if it would burst,
and yet, when NJ. Boutigney ended his
strange ebullitions, l walked forward in
my turn with determination that proved
strength of will. initiated my profess
sor's movements; and in my JOY, took
handful of the metal and threw~it high in
the air, and it fell back in fire shower on
the ground. d.-lAemOirs Of RObt. Ho~ttin.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-06-07
THE CARY HOUSE,
MAIN STREET, PLAcERvILLE.
CARY L CULLEN. .PRoPRIETORS,
wv cAEY. JAS. ". CULLEN
<n'';" ". -
PLACER HOTEL,

MAIN STREET. .......PLACERvILLE.
wUNsCH q SUPP. .PROPRIEToRs.
VTNIiE undersigr ed having leased the Placer Hotel
respectfully solicit continuance ~ the liberal
patronage heretofore extended TO il, and assure its
former patrons and the public generally that no ef
comfort Of all Who may favor them with their pa
tronage.
THE PLACER HOTEL, situated in the very heart
~ the business portion Of Placerville offers supe
ror inducements to residents aud the trave ing pub
lie The TABLE will always he supplied with the
hest viandt to be had in the market, and the Lodg-
ing department will ever he clean and comfortable.
1T Prices in accordance with The tim's
aprl2 HCNSCH SUIT.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-06-07

ARIosTo tells pretty story of fairy,
who, by some mysterious law Of her ma
ture, was condemned to appear, at certain
seasons, in the form Of foul and poison
GUS snake. Those who injured her during
the period of her disguise, were forever
excluded from participation in the bless
ings she bestowed. Bat to those who, in
spite Of her loathsome aspect, pitied and
protected her, she afterwards revealed her
self in the beautiful and celestial form
which was natural to her, accompanied
their steps, granted all their wishes, filled
their houses with wealth, made them hap
py in love, and victorious in war. Such
a spirit is Liberty. At times, she takes
the form of hateful reptile. She grow
els, she Kisses, she stings; but woe to
those who, in disgust, shall venture to
crush her and happy are those who, hav-
ing dared to receive her In her degraded
and frightful shape, shall at length be re-
warded by her in the time of her beauty
and glory. Naeaulv.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-06-07

r-1t sAiSHf DIE 50 =
Hhas fslluwinR ~
FitwwvRsanlD 1
To SECS hogs
would SaSt 81 - = lse
:. h WithsvolB de
ground surface of erupt -
nay Fehfessis ahrI
rapid growth soE horn - e
either the heelf6t 9dAfteIsy
fore, is requitS to be :
than of other paIts-j N. ~
shorten thesto Be seareluls 80.
heels level. Having foWetef
the necessary extent with the kntle
il tdewn-ls~ol- -HiaA- -tha- -sasP. .------.-z.1EA...i
Q. Rou6d off the edges Of the ergaf
the rasp. Do this thoroughly and &C.
fully. IfAshatp edge be left, 41s esaas
8. The'PrepAFatiOH' .sE The foot =; ~ q
complete. There now remains TO mk -
shoe to the foot. sAsI.5
4. Let the shoe be thade with uasEO9
s~sss:4sss o., o. = ,1+zs AZ
cept at the heels--seS direction No. n b.
lOw-flat toward the sole and c6ntasb
toward the ground. ..x
8. Turn up the toe OF the snoe me-ssz
from quarter to quarter on tne ncsn
the anvil. The degree 10 Wnicn -.
is to be turned up, is to be regulated ny
what you find necessary IN each 4pFsg "
make the wear on the snoe nee.lg Even
all over. Yeu will had N psact'os -
most horses take aoont tue sau's ueeEos.
Of turn up.
6. Let there be hve counter'sunN M ..H
holes In each snoe-Viz' tn'ee ~ ~ ~
outside and two on the inside Meae .1s
anterior hole on sac4 siae sTsH0eGeS% nv
t'oste4hOr TS IN" up. 49, - -
and third holes on tne o11S'oe urvIu
remaining space to heels eqnaiy. -
the second hole on the lns'ce % oPPOss.s
the second hole on the ohtsl0e- lsL y
2. Let the nail hOIes be pnns9eH SQ9l
IS. g.. ~ the. center oI NE - !!
brought out N the Sepse1 iepl W. ys
side. This caRloe done WITH A4sssy ~ NJ
good crust has been preserves - Ean,A
q. Fit the shoe .scc0Fatsly g yes s,Iso. ~.
The shoe must be as large as tne Iun I1.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-06-07

A TRAvELER in Ireland having been in
clined to deny that the peasantry were
humorous, was told to ask any question of
the first laboring man he met on the road.
Accordingly, on seeing sturdy fellow
breaking stones, be says, Now, my man,
if the devil were to come here just now,
whether would he take you or me?" "Me
to be sure" says the man, for he is Ger
tain Of your honor at any time"
-Ir is said that the wheel OF fortune re-
wolves for all ; but many Of us are broken
on the wheel.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-06-07

A MEAN AAMz-Qld Ira, ,TsameAsg,M ,Mes
= dreadful mean msR; be vss
One day the old fellow waS At ,IoFk ~
the high. beams Of bis barn .Iep 6s
lost his balance, and -fslI heaHsly on t6e
floor; twenty feet below. Hs WA ttkSn
up for dead, with a fractured skdh, thd
carried into the house. All efforts -
bring him to consciousness was uhaNAll.
ing, and the doctor was called Hnell, :.
the doctor-having trepanhed him tnRMsd
and asked Mrs. Teamster for . silVSS dal-
lar to put in where piece Of the ekull
was wanting. At this remark, Ira Nef
had been breathing heavily, turRed IN
bed, and gENsued OUT Wou6nk .
cent do as we'll 7"
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-06-07

A STAR ACTOR 'was OAce called before
the curtain, after the pcrfoSTnancs ives
over. In responding, he said that lansqags
could not express the feelipgs that pyeg-
whelmed him I; and he only wished that
there was . window in his BREAST 20 that
Eis'frieads might ses' The tF5is bmdltcasOf
his hsart----. Here 9 Bad shayiiis RE
gallery interrupted with: :, Lay. mfstsrs
wonidn't . ;paHs in your bellI DO sg Hs!!s''
Tue poor act0r ikintSd, nd bad . u
carried out tii'F snliiau has
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-06-07
LEON'S NEW STATION.

E:f One Of the Cheapest Houses In the ~ -
n.ountainS-on Henry { swans new road, and also
on the old county road to Carson alley and Esne
raIdA, Sc miles from PlacervHle and Diamond
SnrIuKs and miles west of Strawberry Valley.
The above House il n large two-story frame build
ing With rooms for families md other guests.
6TThr BAR il supplied with the best Of Liquors
anI S-gars.
.s.tiood stabliug Tor horses mules, etc. Hay and
Barley always on hand.
may3tf W. =. khpS proprietor
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-06-07

EXAMINATION OF A MUsICIAN.-What is
a slur almost any remark one singer
makes about another.
What is a rest ?-Going out to take re-
frcShments between the acts.
What is called singing with an under
standing H"-Marking time on the floor
with your feet.
What is,n staccato movement ?-Leav-
ing the choir in hut, because one is dis
satisfied with the leader.
What is a swell "A professor Of mu-
sic, who pretcnds to know everything
about the science, while he cannot con-
ceal his ignorance.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-06-07

". A. gASvAhf'
fERNS-tyAu.uLvI ~ ADvAME-One Year, a5; six Months,
S. Three hosIhs ~; tine Month payable 10 the Cal
Tletl " cents; Single Copies, I2l4 ceuts
ADvERTISINO-One Square Of 10 lines arst SS
eseh suhs.qveat ~ o Rusnsss SArd o ~ hes
81 isaa ytar ea Basness Caras o. 70 Voc: 4" less
thrs mouths So literal discount viii oe mAhe on he
fsr yearly aud quarterly EMBELLISHMENTS Nh
exceed square. .
ION Ovr mee repete With ali the modern
cHEAr ASp Earin eNecul"h :"
rystysef PRiN TIN0, sD1h as koeks rHmphes briefs
p.,r. Hall TEkets Prgrammes Ger
,s.,. ~ ,..sL sr prps-t BuheAds, Cheeks, Receipts
csnSs Lssin, Sc. b Pian or faney eolOrcd INKS
IJrsrICrs. RLASKS-Adavits. undrrtakinE' and Wrs Of
Law. for sac at this Oce also
S,s.t Of Homestead the NrIieh FORM
inrs- Just printed, n complete form Of MINERS DEED
aiso bsautiiuIl executed MARRIAGE CERTIFICATE.
l. p yiSHER No ITI wa,hInStoa street opposite Aasaires
r<ra EIsss eOnly AntHiEed AGsntfE the MOUNTAINS
DEMOCRAT In the city 81 nan FrSnerro AN order Ior
thO PapeF or Advertising left with him will be promptly at
teadsd ".
C. KSRLEY aushoriscd receive d0e this oG'i
for suAsrrPahrr rTr.v-trhS etc.
T. oIRRa Is the authorized AS-nt OF the DIN0cRAT
G@orrsoWa On6ePs fer tbe adveruanE ~ fSV Joo
uoEh. kn With hin, Uin be PronPy attended Co.
cHAE r JACKSON Is the authorized AEeHt Of the EOCN
PAlN pENOFn1T ~ ~ bsxNAN. NNS~sS b alta siH4 VIII
be PrOmPtly attended TO-
H. j. RIULEAAN Is authorized agent at sacramento
An orders ad,ert.ins left With him Will receive I'M
mediate Attention.
A. BApLAN Is authorized agent at sacramento aud
viii prom eIt--usents handed him Tor u.s.
col. L. H. HOPKINS is our authorized agent at Aurora
AsnO County
A. H. l.. DINS IL agent for the DEN"R'T Mt virginia my
Nevada Territory
Col wN Knox authorized Azrnt at GriTSt flAf-
All orders given him the l'em"rat ~m - promptly at
tpndsA
serptlOas the Demoerat in sacramento city
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-06-07

Az 0uu FzsK.4-Fhe -Hussar DtsAa
Costala), South American fish, 'MsaAss
rather long journeys on'land, and VA %
on the whole night through in se1rshseff
fresh water, when the pond dries np -
shelly plates which cover the sh0aEsa
the hard ventral fns, enable il .t@peEaezas
such tour. Itcan even live iar 0sHeEals
hours in the hottest snnshinF: Ie IN.
'dians, who often fill their basket, Nillp
these emigrants, (for the flesh, ~
dainty, assert quite correctly mf s
Hussar takes q supply Of, water Z, Nlsk
for the journey. '"" - -. -
If it Ends all che peHds dssSG Il :
subsidies into .. state OF asphy yxiai 1nks tkss
rainy season aronses Il again. isy dsiie
But even more than through, iAsgni-
graiions is this remarkable Asbs i1sias.
guishsd by its mateFpsh afeCti0A aalY
found in this instance Am0Ag hyt,aa
Richard Scomburg, in his Ifqyllp IN
ish Guiana, tells US that not Only l6il lhes
Hnssar form Q perfect peat - -
OF al sorts Of .hbFes AUnQhk ~
plants, but ii Watches With u
ternai care until tie tSHi Hzb lib
The nest Is & fttidi WORK 0f ct -
the magpit. n Aria ~ 81
I6fmIne tIis mist Tfdt1F-fEES M
low globe flattened at the polls
one AGwhish .Eseehes - -
NStssatAn AEieeaii - -
the. pctheEs qpeAs ipao
matsEnAl xisSxt ~
ever. -peEY0gtad "a A,s
small 81 III s hEIs
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-06-07
ACCOMMODATIONS.

lie has directly connected with his Hotel a prime
Livery Stable where horses and carriages are let at
rcasunAhe rates.
His patrons are AiWNvs conveyed, EREL ~ CHARGE
to- aud from the 'srS and steamboats,.
Sacramento, April l2h, ls''! SIN
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-06-07
GOLDEN EAGLE HOTEL,

CORNER OF n anu SeNtTIT SlH'I 'NVT T"III'TEU.
" +. CALLAHAN, the proprietor Of this
}. long established and popular Hotel. informs
hi. fnrr,-r pAtVoHs aud friends in II Dorado County,
,ha; he ha. resumed the keeping "f his old stand,
where he would he pleased to meet them again -
Notuith~ianding The storms AAh the foods. he as
.iT.s all that the GOLDEN EAGLE is in the best or
der for the accommodation Of guests, aud that the
terms are low aud in unison with the tunes.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-06-07
THE MOUNTAIN DEMOCRAT.

PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING. BV
q u L w SE Es Sc JAN u a H Y I.
sv aELuIcNs ". a. JASUART.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-06-07
l.. T. CARR.


OGee-At his residence, an High Street. fourth
house on the right, frn'ntUlvniA street. SPI&
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once, on Colon" street.
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jouN uruK. u. c. sLoSs.
HUME & SLOSS,

Alto RNEY $ : T. ",
Once in city block. Placcr'ilie.
Will practice Law ~ the t"nrt- Of III p"fAdn ana
aiipoI ing Counties the supreme Court an" Tue
Courts Of Jtak Territory. mig
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-04
AN 0RDTNANCF

In relation to the collection of the taxes of the
CITY . Evansville, passed NAV 3 1872. -@
SECTION 1. Be IL Orddiaed by The Common Council
Of The city Of EEansrilIe, That any person per-
sons who may hereafitr be charged assesse1
with @ ty taxes, and who shall 10y them-e Ives,
their agent, or attorney, said taxes to be
fully pail within thirty days from the time when
the duplicate of lid taxes ,nalt have been pa ed in
the hands of the Collector, shall be eutitle to "A
deduction of hrte per cent. OF the amor mt of such
tax aud all persons who shall in like manner
their taxes TO paid after the expiration of
said ihi' ty days, and withia sixty days from tho
time of The delivery of the dup icae to sal Col
lecior, she'll be entitled TO ade iuciiOn of and
one haf PR cent of the amount of said axes
Provided, that nothing herei,. contained rhall he
SO construed as TO prevent the Collector from pro-
Ceeding previ0i to the expiration OF sa d sixty
days, tocollt any such tax by adverti cement and
sale of property, egreeaby to the Charter and Or
dinances of aaid city.
Attest WEAKER, Mayor.
p BUsKE Clerk