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The Shasta courier., 1867-03-09

enter upon the performance of his off, ial duties
for the current year. He would call particular
attention to the following section of the Revenue
Law
- If any person shall willfully make, or give
under oath or affirmation, false list of his, or her,
their taxable property, false list of taxable
property under his, her their control, such per-
son shall be deemed guilty of perjury, and upon
conviction thereof, shall be punished therefor as
is by law provided for the punishment of perjury
and any property willfully concealed removed.
transferred, misrepresented by the owner or any
agent thereof, to evade taxation, shall upon dsc0v
cry, be assessed at ten times the amount OF tax for
that year. which would otherwise have been assess
ed upon it and fifty per cent of the amount OF
such additional tax, when collected. shall he paid
to the person persons who shall furnish the
information which reveals the property conceal
ed transferred, removed misrepresented, and the
remaining fifty per cent, after deductng the usual
per eentage for collection, shall be paid into the
Treasury, for the benefit of the Common School
Fund of the State"
If Tax Payers were to have list of their pro-
perty prepared, ready to be sworn to, as the law
directs, by the time of my reaching them, they
would thereby save themselves some annoyance,
perhaps, well as facilitate my work.
A. p. LADD,
Assessor of Shasta County.
Shasta, Feb. 23 1867 f23
The Shasta courier., 1867-03-09

DURING trial in Bangor, Me-, the Cou-
rier says. one of the witnesses was asked of
whom he learned the business of silver
plating? He answered. 8 Mr.. johnson. -
A raseally Black Republican. outside the
bar. queried i" Was it Andy?' No sir. ~
said the witness, " he is in the copper trade I"
The Court smiled audibly.
The Shasta courier., 1867-03-09

Eg~ l.. p. FiSHER--Is the only Ageni
of tie SHASTA COURIER in San Francisco, with pow
ers to receive subscriptions and advertisements, and
receipt for the same
oFFICE-l69 Washington street. opposite Ma
guire's Opera House.
The Shasta courier., 1867-03-09

By BacHELoR.-A great many anecdotes
are related of personal bravery. We would
like to see the man who would deliberately
allow woman to catch him making mouths
at her baby"
The Shasta courier., 1867-03-09
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Price 81 50.
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A wash and injection for severe cases of Gonorr-
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Price 81 90
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For the efectual healing of Syphilitic Sores and
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Price rs cts.
Also Agents for
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For Seminal Weakness, Night Emissions Impo-
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Price 80.
Sent everywhere by Express, carefully packed
None genuine without the signature of c. FRENCH
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THE
SHASTA OURlER.
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING.
BY JOHN j. CONMl.
Publication Office, ,-Armory Hall
Building, First Floor.
Terms of Subscription.

Terms of Advertising:
For One Square, of 10 lines or less one insertion
Eonr DoII.rs. for each subsequent insertion Two
Dollars.
A liberal discount made to Monthly and Yearly
Advertisers
zSs- Advertisements not maj Ned with the mum
Der of insertions thereon, will be continued untll
ordered out, and charged accordingly
ALSO,
HAVING furnished our Office with an elegant as
sortment of FANCY JOB TYPES, we are prepared
to execute neatly and expedtiously, all manner OF
Job Printing, such
Bills of Fare, Bill Heads,
Circulars, Handouts,
Pamphlets, Programmes,
Ball Tickets, Cards.
Posters, Books,
Law Blanks, Catalogues,
Drafts, Checks, &c.
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To SMOKERS AND CHEWERS,

ID EF0RE YOU BUY YOUR TOBACCO CALL,
I'D in at my place, as You can buy it here Fifty
per cent cheaper than anywhere else.
nl0 J. VI. MANASSF
TUST ARRIVED AND FOR SALE CHEAP
Ab full assortment of Market, Travelling. and
Fancy Work Baskets, at
]. NJ. MANASSAS.
Mo Book Store. Shasta.
The Shasta courier., 1867-03-09
TO DEALERS

CALL AT MANASSAS STORE AND Ey-
Y anime his large lot of Tobacco He assures
you that you can buy of him cheaper than in San
Francisco nl0
The Shasta courier., 1867-03-09
ASSESSORS NOTICE.
First Monday in March,

ME undersigned gives notice to the Property
Holders of Shasta county, that he will, on the
The New York herald., 1867-02-12

The returns Of the Bank Of France for Che week ending
February "A show tho following results q compared
with the previous account Increase: Advances.
I.eSS, ,ooof notes, 2osooooOf Decrease Bills dis
counted, a. 900 00ok cash In hand, 2666 door, trea-
sury balance 500, ,ooof private accounts s2oOooOof
The English bullion market is firm Large sums OF
gold are being transmitted abroad We note, however
but very trining change In prices The Mexican dollars
brought by the last West India steamer had been disposed
OF at 5esSd. per ounce, showing an advance Of IA.
The following the latest quotations for money in
the leading cities oS the continsnt:-Paris, s-2x
Vienna, l-4; Berlin, l-sk; Frankfort. sk--sk; Am
stsrdam, A.; Turin, 60; Brussels, SIX; Madrid,
Go; Hamburg, ok; St Petersburg, TO
The old Mexcan Gulf Railroad has changed hands and.
II 10 stated, viii be built forthwith TO Nine Mile Bayou,
the parties connected with the enterprise assume the
style and titls Of THE Southern Railroad Company"
The New York herald., 1867-02-12

special meeting Of the New York Fremep's Associa
tion was held last even g ct their rooms OF
Fourth street and Sixth venue, TO make final arrange
ments for the departure OF the special committee having
In charge the hose can age be presented to Inde
pendent Engine Company .. I, Of Columbia, s. O.
The committee reportst that the carriage was
completed, and that they nd made arrangements TO
forward the same by steam The COMMITTEES win
leave In the morning. train ON the 23d insk BY way OF
Philadelphia and Baltimore; hence TO Norfolk and d.
rect Charleston. where thsy viii receive the carriage
and proceed 70 Columbia understood that they Will
have grand reception by the remcn or Charleston and
b the guests OF the city aush rifles and dremen OF Co
iumnia on their return ho they are TO be received
~ tne nremen OF Richmond, fillmore and Philadelphia
tho association having received no less than three com
paDies from the latter city lnss while on visit
here 7- 7'--'
he carriage Il abssutiful pin e Of and
nnsned 10 the most osty mann er II Is painted In car
mns, gold striped and heavy s plated Four pantinOs
aoo he Doxes On tns ront - arc the coat Of Of
The cay OF New York and the - at Of OF Columbia
. U. ana on the rearbox are-ts aegorica paintings
Tne asch Is surmountedb by bes under which Is silver
eae ene shape OF the frons4 piece Of frecap with
ehetoaowing inscnption: Pres nted to Independence
EnGice company NO 4 OF Oo4N nbsa February, 1867
" tne New YORK klronons Asdo citation. Tho whole
Amir nearly So 00O and heo bjsct with which Il IL
given WI reflect great credit \ old nremen Of New
Ysrk.
The New York herald., 1867-02-12

Mining shares active, and especially Quartz
Hill, IN which unusually large business was trans
acted Az the first beard Corydon closed 81 30 higher
shan ~ the time Saturday. selling at $1o Quartz
Hill, 7Oc.. selling at - co. Consolidated Gresn- $50
~ aa lOc s~~ns tne second ooaro
Conso,td,eed Gregory Gold was Sc lower, selling at
s,a %; Quartz Hill 35c higher, selling at - 95;
Colnmbian Gold and Silver &C., selling ~ 81 81; Corydon
was steady st $40.
The bill providing for loan to pay OF the matured
indebtedness Of Pennsylvania having been signed pro-
posas are invited by the Governor, Auditor General and
State Treasurer for loan Of $23 900 ooo Eve millions
or which are 70 be redeemed in from Eve 70 ten years.
eight millions In from ten 10 fifteen years. and ten mil
Hons in from fifteen to twenty-five years
The London Times OF the 2Sth ult thus remarked Of
abs Atlantic and Great Western Railway Company
The further fall In the securities Of tho Atlantic and
Great western Railway Company yesterday was aitrbu.
eed TO that owing 70 series OF attacks upon the
credit OF the undertaking. which nave been unintcr-
ruptedy carried on for period Of many months, t has
Snatiou OF an Independent committee ana that may IN
fhe be resolved hold all payments IN abeyance
ID il now apparent that nothing but fui
confirmed BY merchants or capitalists IN rev iork, In
vhom the European public can place reliance Will now
nave nny effect in establishing the properly IN tne POSI-
aion n has aways been described as entitled to claim
The following is a comparative statement OF the con-
dou OF tho New Orleans banks the last Saturday OF
sho monhs Of November and December 1860. and Jan.
mary, Is61:--
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Fas,crs were quiet but rmer undcr .carci. Of rooms
The m mhsiyerpSs ~ 80 bales cotton
DO sea isinnd DO Id To Brsnen per steamer 500 bales
per ton ehafters ws.eX Prusslan 70 Cork for
Orders $50 a.sr,sr corn a. 81 g. excluding ives. coa.
Hamburg, $50 tons guano 81 Bis. Sd. - !
generally asked n 10 saes we're se S.
SussY CLors was shade nrmer 300 bales sold in Bo.
Iors ruled moderator active and = ~ ''e ior
crop American was less active bu, the market
romeinss rm previous prices Sales % Dds CUBA mus
a. ue 500 bbi being disposed Of a. &c
Sa Sadsr aas sses a. = s d 500 1 +
sss q = q II S 10: ;sr :. -
d 4 q e e. ssrs s1sd: ..ss
g ss ss sa ssi Il ss sss s.s. e.
pnsss wsI Gs sr s
sr % Ss ss 81 ss o.
aSis for old do slOs SO FOR prime mess s aud Ss O
s P%s .aa a;3 fSi
nss sseg g % ' and IL ss for
ssm. for .nd 1ss %'' rnsl a"a 81 m ss 81
e. :Ssus.S Su sress %s: sale. 80 % p.oias
ham, and sc oSe shoulder Bacon w:: a %cdsr q.
.srss. $ sss $
Ssrr y on nara s .. bns
70 600 b5s a laxc. isSc. and lihc aHc for
cd Dresscd hogs steady At l0c lOc Tor CITY ana
9xc ykc. for Western Butter unchanged ~ &C
70 for STATE and lsc. sSc for Ohio Cheese vas un'
FIsso.susTIs market for crude ruled dun and nc%i. IN
nal at 10c lc NO sales OF moment were reported ne
market for bonded under unfavorabe foreign savces
ruled heavy and but little business was consummslea
Standard white generally quoted oc, and prime light
straw 10 white 2Sc q 23ic. 80,
RICE dull unchanged at loo. l0c. Tor Caronns
and glzc. 9tsc. for Rangoon.
hrm lOc l0sc for fair TO good refining Tne sales
comprised 200 hhds including Cuba muscovado ~ lV
10Sc Porto Rico l1c i2zc, Engish Island at ano
quest Al i5c Ise for soft yellow Isc 1870 for sof
white, and l6kc. lo,4c for harvis. 80. .~
sKKps.-Clover ruled steady at 19c 15c. Timothy va
firm, though quiet nj ~ 80 a. with moderate sales LIN
seed hrmer, with doing the sales comprising
bags Calcutta, 70 In Boston, At ~ X " ~ gon
in bond and 5000 bags do the spot there, at ~ ~
| ~ az. gold, duty paid.
srKARINrwe have only 70 report sales Of - lbs
1oc Ike, also II, U0O lbs grease at SIC. lOc
TALtow steady. sales 1900 lbs. at llac Ike
WnrsKEy Receipts 55l bbis. Market active sale
| 800 bbls. State. In bond, At Sh. Bic.
The New York herald., 1867-02-12
TINE TRADES MOVEMENT.


special meeting Of the Journeymen Taors Union
was held yesterday afternoon at No. 10 Stanton street,
tho president Mr. Jacob horstatt in the chair, and Mr.
W. G Tucker ofnciating secretary. There was but
small attendance Of delegates AT about three O'Clock
the meeting was called 10 order, when the chairman
stated the object Of the meeting take into consd
GRAFTON the cases Of several firms IN the city who had r
duced the wages Of the journeymen employed 10 their
establishments The first case brought up was that ct
Brooks Brothers, Broadway, who, reported, had
made reduction Of about twenty pcr cent Their
employees consequently applied 10 tho central
body for directions 70 whether they should accept the
reduction or triks" The question being open for dis
cusson remarks made by several delegates pres.
ent Mr. Luker was not In favor Of sstrike'' at The
present time bus suggested that they should walt until
favorable opportunity presented ITSELF With the
present condition Of affairs let them accept the reduc
ton Mr. Brown opposed the granting Of permission 10
Brooks 70 strike, and the chairman expressed as
his opinion that the central body could not dc a.
Brooks shop not constitutionay organized Arts
some further debate resolved mot 70 send Brooks
men strike," but 70 recommend 70 them that they
shall rst properly organize, present their employers
with bill OF prices and thcn the central body wout
sustain them In demanding the adoption ef that bill
The next case taken up that Of Brokaw clother
Fourth avenue, who, reported, had reduced his em
pIoyes some twenty-five per cent GA motion, Brokaws
i men were allowed 10 20 on "strike." The meetp
' shortly Afterwards adjourned
The New York herald., 1867-02-12
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

MONDAY, Jan. 1I-6P N.
AsHEs.-Receips. The market continued without
change consumption at pre-.
vous quotations.
BREApsrUrrs.-Recepts 6746 bbs -four, 400 bags
State and Western -four decidedly heavy under very
limited demand Forced sales OF certain undesirable grades
made prices indicating decline Of &c. l0c per
bbi but this reduction not general; most sele
though offering freely previous prices. being ndsposed
make concessions in oder to effect sales The market
closed, however, with certain downward tendency
descriptions The transactons comprise about 5000 bbs
joined quotations. The inquiry for Southern
limited. and prices, though quoaby lower.
rather easier The sales confined to about 200 bbs
quiet but steady. with further sales
bbls. at from 81 So according to quality Corn meal
Inactive and dropping We sales of $50 bbls caoric
The New York herald., 1867-02-12
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL


.a M MONDAY, Feb 11-oPM
The gold Market after opening 1861 this morning,
declined to 1861, but at the close II firm at 1862!
There was brisk borrowing demand for CON- and more
loans than usual Of lae were made without interest
while In one instance L64th per paid for bor
rowing The general rate varied, however from two 70
six per cent for carrying The spectators have fully
discounted the failure Of the Stevens reconstruction
BILL and the probability therefore is when passes
in its amended form upward reaction will take place
The real strength Of the market lies in the financial and
commercial condition Of the country. Added to this
tho prospect Of a far larger number Of persons
than usual going abroad this year is looked for.
ward 70 - favorable to increased gold shpments
Some there arc who anticipate sharp rise following the
passage Of the Tariff BILL but this would necessa-
rly be Of only temporary DURATION and, in view OF its
prohibve character call upon the President to veto
Il should IL come before him.
The money market continues easy, and the general
rate for loans 70 the Stock Exchange six per cent
while transactions government coaterals arc still
reported ~ per cent In the discount line there
more disposition shown to buy nrst class commercial
paper. which Is quoted at ~ per cent The demand
from the stock houses is light owing to the duness of
speculative business, and large amount OF ioanable
funds IL unemployed The statement Of the asso-
cated banks for the week ending on the 9th
inst Is favorable to farther development
Of the prevailing tendency OF the market,
although the deposits show decrease Of 81 269 76i
which 10 extent. attributable to country bank
drafts n favor Of the cubTreasury These have to be
paid legal tender notes. while their remittances
mainly national bank notes The legal tender notes
have, Notwithstanding, increased $16s4,451 The In
activity of business in Wall street reflected in de-
of in the loans The specie decreased
SITS 727 and the circulation $21s 347 On the whole
these figures show the banks to be nearly four millions
stronger than they last week. The totals Of the
present aud previous statements are as follows
The New York herald., 1867-02-12
muylmrHfs OF TROOPS ON THE PLAINS.

Fort LARAMIE, Feb. o 1851
Colonel Darlington, with the headquarters Of the
Eighteenth infantry Major Morris commanding, arrived
at this fort to-day from Fort Phil Kearny route 10
Fort MCPHERSON, his new headquarters
On tho 7th inst, while riding back 70 close up the
tram Colonel Carngtons revolver struck his saddle and
discharged woundug him in the thigh, the ball pass ng
the emoral artery On his arrival Surgeon Schel
removed the ball, saving amputatiou.
The New York herald., 1867-02-12

The Bank OF England return for the week ending JAN
nary 81 s follows, compared with the statement Of
1he previous week -
The New York herald., 1867-02-12
Marine Disasters.

I'M account OF being too crank VIII have TO discharge
o.ed.
sur ISAAC wxps stoweIi from Liverpool for New York
before rcportsd .per Atlantic cso,s as putting back dis
discharge
smr MARr RAYMOND Br) went ashore evening OF the 9th
during fog on Tybce. and has feet Of water In her
BARK WHITE sauALL (Br. Thirkcll, from Singapore
Boston went ashore morning OF the 9Th inst in Coons Io
brosdside the beach and badly listed on shore. She
sboed hard during the sw blow on Saturday night and
soas and ske 10 b sma portion
be landed the beach. The steamer Chas PIeson,
with one lighter At hand She has valuable cargo Of
fully insured IN Boston The registered b tons was
built at Bristol, 4. in 1854, and halls from Liverpool
BARK CKLEsrs tBr) from London for Boston which pn
7th
BARK vvrp from New York cardenas, pu, into Mas
sau 10th ult FOR repairs TO rigging
fallen in with 18th uiL in 20 s Ion 7 o. with rudfer
disabled by steamer Geo Washington at New orleans
BRrG WILD PIaxos, Johnson from New York arr,ys IN
In attempting at low wser struck osi tho
reef where she remained until sbout O'clock whsu the
food tide enabled her to get safely oh
reported ashore mouth Of the raapsco ruer has
been got on, and arrived at Annapolis on the "n.
BpIc An.rporrp--By advices from Mansanla d the 7sh
said port Trinidad de Cuba found an Ans brig
abandoned (name stated on the Docc Leg Keys
which together with her papers saycdb the syisns
No be found TO the reasons OF aba ndonmen
scun PrsrnoKr Boston for Pembroke went ashore
crew rigging and sails saved The largo mostly
lost Tse vessel partially insured in tvs Atlantic nsur
ance Office of New York
soHn GoLDrs Aer, from Boston for n ovnce,own wen
proba bly, be q total loss. Grew saved - -
scuss csAs RAvxoup. and w.rsssAs which wer,
The New York herald., 1867-02-12

For wheat the demand very limited and prices shaded
In buyers favor though there essential change The
business comprised 45 coo BUSHELS at - Is for No MIL
wsukee, 81 70 for No. Milwaukee, % Is s. 3 for white
California. The demand for corn very light and
prices were nom nal and droopng The sales ~ 0
for m xed Western in store. and 81 lsH Can outside
rice for white Western. Oats at reduction OF lc
pe busiel continued duh Of sale 3o00O bushels
pr.scd the transiclsons, re,la.ng G0c &c. for Chr
nada duty paid OF rye 5000 bushels were sold at q ia
bushels barley including Canada West duty paid Ut 81 M
CorrsE-fhe market was less active but very firm d
previous rates. s8. ss
corros There but little activity In the market for
thus staple md prices deoped about the market
ing i aud heavy at the concession The sales only
The New York herald., 1867-02-12
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s:5s t%:rala acso.ws ns's-.sn. seitsra..-raneA.
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4 sSSr { 1 BsSaosk 8abcoot, Phiisdoiphis-J McKee,
y Arrived.
Steamship Ncsro'Cs .tle Adams Havana Fob g. at PM
: $3.50 s sasd s,esmsSp columSs hence FOR
steamship ih.ms 10, Bourne. Richmond CITY Point aDd
S SSt Win pa.
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par. # sas sn M Ghs or Ion ~ New
. lon sos t ,hs bearing
bSs disssas 54us sss Mon.syideo IS days with
Sa4s G.sn l ss b.sss 81
Barn xd,ms tnr Consterdine. Martinique IL days in
sss Palms la Sgiss, n,s Janero, so days. with
molasses. TON II DeWolf q Co.
Brig ueamf Br) Grove. st Martins via Newport, RI 20
DAYS, with - I. TO J Whitney Co
Brig Dauml Owen (of Bath). Cnadbourne, Cardsuas,
days with n gar &c. 10 Miller noughton Feb TO- while
anchor I'M the bay dragged the anchor and
ashore on West Bank sotoH this morning with loss
of anchor ~ nd chain.
Brig 81, ntonia Davis st Marks Newport 50 days
with octif Merrill Abbott Had very heavy westerly
winds, blown the Gulf Stream twice. lost fore
staygsi
Sshr NJ lry NJ Murray Fortune Bay. via Gloucester,
days. wit herring, 10 q Rodgers Co.
Scar " arrie Holmes, Holmes Savannah.
Schr w Flint Post, 81 Marys Ga.
Sohr wide World, Hndrcth. Wilmington, NC
sohr"' W II Bowen, jackson, Providence
StrI nship Ausralasan (Brl, arrived mp st the city
osS this AM reports the 10th passed ship
City v Paris. hence for Liverpool
sailed,
Fo) Quarantine. ship Palmer, Hong Kong
The New York herald., 1867-02-12

BkRsrow-AsDKRsoN.- Cnuimiau, on Tuesdav
February s. by Rev. Mr. Hnbbardg IL B BARsrow yao
KATIE G. ASDSssoN of Cincinnati. No. cards =
HnL-DARRoHN.- Wednesday February g. At the
Methodist Episcopal church, Rush, N ", by the Rev
Isaac Gi6bard, JAs PLACE Hull few York city, to
JESHE H., eldest daughter OF SamuA HArroho OF tina
former place.
TACK cgAREsRy-HAIsrED On Tuesdy 8ebruarv x ~
the Methodist Episcopal church, Mn alpneck nv tho
Rev. Horace Cook, assisted by Rev. bel Stevens. D o.
JOHN A. TAcKARERRy of this city, TO jIfNIy A. s youno
est daughter OF schureman Haistedf R1,- OF hamaro
neck Al x
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Washington Army and Navy Gazette please copy.
MAGuIRE-on Sunday, February 10, JoHASsAiI, wfe OF
Patrick Mcguire, In the 33d year Of her age.
The friends Of the family respectfully invlteI 70
attend the funeral from her late residence, 104 East
Eleventh street. this (Tuesday) afternoon al hal7past
one O'Clock.
MarHKws-1O Friday, February 8. Of heart disease,
JArx wife OF Lewis Mathews, aged 81 years.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited attend the funeral thiz tuesday, at twelve
O'Clock, noon, at her late residence. No. lS3 West
Eighteenth street.
EosnoK Suddenly, Saturday, February ., at
Jersey CITY, Rev. SAnuxI X MosRos u. D., Corresponds
ing Secretary OF the Church Extension society OF the
Methodist Episcopal church.
Fanera from Third street Methodist Episcopal church,
Camden NJ j., on wednesday. Services will commence
~ eleven O'Clock
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LIVERY, SALE,
AND
FEED STABLE.
WHITE CLOUD, KANSAS.
J. C. PIERCE, Proprietor.

TIVE Proprietor has fitted up his Stabl,
l. in the best style. and added largely u
his stock Of Horses. Buggies. etc, making i
one of the most complete Livery Stables in tn.
State. He il nov prepared to accommo
date the public, at all times, with Saddle Hor
ses. Buggies, light Wagons, or anything il
their line.
Travellers. business men, or families, con
veyed from the River 70 any point, at shor,
notice.
Horses fed, and taken care Of in the very
best manner. The Stable is secure and com
Portable. and the best quality Of feed always
kept, with careful and attentive hosilers.
Charges As reasonable as the times viii ad
NIT. Nov. I6, 1e6S-tf.