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TO OWNERS OF COTTON.
In answer to numerous inquiries from
abroad ur would say that tvc are prepared
TO TAKE CHARGE OF,
PUT IN OllDKIl AND SHIP
Any Lot of Cotton
in the Stales if Gcorgiii* Smith Carolina
or Abilwuuii as wc have local agents at
nearly every town and a corps of most
efficient men f selected foi integrity, capaci
ty, and experience to take charge, of every
Wt will also pay all Taxes anil
Charges of every description*
AND MAKK MBKIIAL ADVANCKH
ON TilK COTTON.
In sluat, we. will take charge of the. Cotton
on receipts or orders and gi.ee. the
Owners no Trouble Whatever,
from the. time. we. receive, it until sold and
returns made by our houses,
WATTS, CRANE & CO.,
New York, or
W. C. WATTS & CO.,
Li verpool. I!n giant I.
We invite the. especial attention of non
resulcnls to our facilities.
E. M. BRUCE & CO.,
A imiisiii, <•'
Loi-ato,l in Culuuilius iih Audit f.ir 1
Bruco A l
1 ft in prop
Cotton* umlor tho nbovi
uuko advance* (liorcon
purchasing largely
rate*.
i Ircrfisoincnt. h»i*I t<
II pay full murkc
PKI.IV AI.KXAN OKU.
ico 9ft, Broad Struct,
• KninVIiiirdwarohtnm.
Kept 20—If
EDWARD WILDER,
WHOLESALE DRUGGIST,
AND DEALER IN
Paints, Oils, Dye-Stufls,
GLASSWARE.
ACENT FOI’.
Virginia, Missouri and Koutnuky
TOBACCO,
No. Ql-4. rvi»iu Street,
Louisvillo, Kentucky.
l.lo
Cotton on
Great Reduction iu Freights
—ON—
COTTON.
Quickest and Cheapest
ROUTE TO
NEW YORK.
S- 8 g 8 8 3
? s
S =j pj S, s
i I £ 1 £ i
w <
a n
i,lu will
i a lino Bally Lino
rimy will receive
cl charge* to tliftt
ilia, giving
i.l. I
Cotton and pay nil acc
t, and transport it t .. _ —.
null (till ol lading to New York. At tot.
i<4 the Colton i* trunaferrod hy tho boatrf to
i,l Gagne, ,Sli.twisrippi A Ohio Hlvcr rail*
•c <d drnyugu, anti by thorn is carried
Y«irk without ehnngo of cars. II ship
pers profur tho route hy way of Louisvillo,.tho
ugont* of tho ditloront Through Iroiglit Lines
to New York, will receive it nt Nashville uml
forward it all tho way hy Hail, paying accrued
charges, without extra oxponso. lho Nash-
villo and Louisvillo, and tho Niujhvillo A Ch at-
tuno
sat Nnshvill
at lo
.1 hnsonvilluto New York $6 por
• hvillc (nil Hail) ftU, (ft« wo
I'.trlif- desiring to reship at
oa l ol .lonn^mvillo, can have
ng hv Ktcaiuhoal to Cincinnati
land Hivcr Iming in line l>
ol l-i
ght.
I*. 8. Liberal advance*
consignment.
WANTED—Vent her*. Uimmng, Hooswnx
Tallow and Hags, lor which l will pa.v tho high
est market price, cither ill cush or trade,
sept Wtn —
J. 0. M’KF.UKAN, K. J.MKNKKICR, JNO. II. llVlCRttAN
MrlT.UIUN iV MKNKFKK,
COTTON FACTORS,
general Commission Jllerrhauls,
ANI* HKAI.RK8 IX
PHOVISIO^J f-%*
UAliE HOPE ANII BAHIHNtl.
MAIN STREET,
BETWEEN I'll! ST ANDSKa’oN HSTKEKls
I.OD IK V 11*1.1'’,, li' .
B UI NO AGENTS fut lho iiricii'iil Manilla,’'
luror.ot ltnlo U,,|,o =>i„l. wuar*
i,roi>arod at all lim<” lo tumwh ,» u,a 1,1
luwual Oiiali |ir»,’o, tlirocl lroiu lho fiuVui>.
TSuuVioooH As,aria,l Bran,la Ky, llAfwinKi
2T.OO Coils clioiuu Machine Kane.
FORWARDING.
To thifl Branch of our huainoM w. arc rijIUK
■pwial attonlian. Any coo,la aont toouriaru
f«r\l'itlca , 't«r'*lh® ,h»nJUnir and aalo ol
as" i s,r:is:» ks sas {fti'a
,..- hale to Cincinnati, mol from that point
v <r three di Her cut lines of Railroad. at . pur
ulc. Cotton hy either route ran bo laid down
i New 5 <>rk from Kuliiulu, Montgomery, Co-
iinIiiih or Wert Point, in twelve days.
Shippers must consign ti» Sloamhoat Agent at
oliiiHouville, and to Agouti) of Through Linos,
r a Commission Merchant at Nashville. (lov-
-iiinciit permits must accompany each bill oi
R. BAtiaU.
,Kt,|it W. A A. It. U.
(JEU. 11. HE EL.
Sunt A. k W. P. K. It.
(IllAS. T. POELAltD.
■ 1’rea't M. k W. P. lt.lt.
W. L. CLARK,
Kupt Muscogi’o Hail road.
VIRGIL POW LHS,
Kupt S. W. li. 11.
II. U. WALKKH,
Kupt M. \ W. It. 11.
1C. II. EWINU.
lon’l 1’roiyht Au’t N. & O.nnd N. & N.N. It It
sanlW-U
MURRAY,
COURT ORDERS.
TAYLOR COUNTY.
OEOliGKA— Taylor County.
Coi'HT op OitorvAitT for said County, i
November Ph. 1W)>. f
W IJKKKAS. Mr*. Nancy Wilson applies to
to me I .r letter* of guardianship for
R. K. N.tniy Am , ' i n Ann. William H**nja-
id Jo* i h L W
of II. L. N.
it. latuot X.ijlor county, deceased,
i therefore I" • ito nil conccrnc 1 to file
i..,ie«dim. > • if any they ha\v) why leltora
l r. • be irantei the applicant iu terms
'ne .- my hand odiciiJIy.
y J. J. HUFF, Ordinary.
f o to sell all th
«al estate of Martha Newsom, late ol said
ounly. dccea.'cd, for the hendit of the heirs.
J Orf ULAN KW60hb Ad m ’r.
nov i Jio
G " KOHUIA-TA YLOK C »l NTY.-N. T. .Me-
Invale applies to uic lor letters ol adminw-
ritu n <m the estate of John rf. Davidson, late
>f said county, docoaiod.
All pvrs -n
diow chum: . i
h’.ol I not Im
(liven un i
jiov2-;;t)d
' 1 KOndlA-TAYLOH COUNTY, —Sailio S.
r MeKion- applic- to mo lor letter* of ad-
ninii-lration mi ill-‘ i iteol Joshua McKinney,
ate ol paid county, deceased.
All pcr.-oiH e meet lied arc hereby notified to
how rau e (it at.y they have) why anid letters
should not he granted to -aid applicant at the
xt November term of the Court of Ordinary
nty.
to the
/ MitJHUlA-
ll I.—Mr.».
Rill A — TAYLOll COUNTY. —Two
nntliV Irom d ite application will ho uiinie
Ordinary of Taylor County for leave to
Mill the real estnto helongiug to tho orphans of
IK 11. Wil. on. drrea ed.
II K.-'TKR WILSON, Ounrdiun.
Got ., I- nloul
I A i A YLOK COl NTY.—Uri.K Nt
I.’. I'avi-, admini.-tratrix of
pl» 1. llrlvenateu, deveftrtod,
■ r lottrm oi aisiuUsion from
i I r d, that all persons con-
, il'anv they have, why loltoi*
l«.i*■ aid, ■ hould not he irraut-
dicant by the Court of OrJi-
.in I t> i paid county on tho
loxt; and that this order
• I the law.
i the minutes of said court.
J. J. 11CFF, Ordinary.
,H ul ill in 511
j! ,A th..r< f
fir i Monday in April
Get fi-mfiin
('LOROIA
U Si.—w.
estate ol W.
lo
tii
TAYLOR COUNTY.—Kulk Nl
II. Ingrain, administrator on tho
‘ 'ceased, having applied
i from raid adminlstra-
of d
-..'therefore oidered that .all poraonscon-
cerned «li »w e iu-c. if any tliey have*, why let-
in ,,! di mi- :<>I>. :ot nl re aid, ,-houM not ho
*n,int. | r.. in u - n l applioinl by the Court of
Oi.inmry » • » •• M >:> l l**r said county oil
i lie in l M ■ da v <n An ill next; and that this
Older be publi-lud it. term'of the law.
A true uxtniut from tl»u mimiteiot said curt.
J. J. ill TF, Ordinary.
Oort. r *. ISiW llit’.in
/ 1 LO II <; 1 A :-TAYLOR COUNTY.-i’wo
l f month tiller date application will he made
to the lloiioriibiu Court <»r Ordinary of Taylor
county, for h ave to sell tho hind* belonging to
tho estate of Janie-(Lii rott. deceased.—Sept.
Ill, IS,;:.. ULI/<ARIll'll (JARUKTT,
I i Itti I A TAY LOR COUNTY.—Two
month* IT uni dale application will he mado
ic llonorublo Court of Ordinary of Taylor
itj . lor leave to sell llin land* belonging to
L; i'to ol Charles A. Loyd, deceased,—Sopt.
m ■'i-L’in .1 ISKF.i: A PAMS. Adtn'r.
/ ' LOHOJ/
l Ji Mi-iMd
hold in ami l i
id ■ yh ivi
uti . Ini ih
r a Court
j\ NTY.-Johu Me-
eiie.ick have applied
tr.it iou mi the e*tate
nl, late of said coun-
o hereby notified to
e; why the udiuinis-
ld not bo granted to
ol* Ordinary to ho
y hand October HUli. 18tV>.
J. M. LOWE,
ct20-lni _ Ordinary.
tJKOlit.IA—flliii'lon County.
iy’h Omnt for suid County.
Simeon Blue, fidministrator of
•chlep', deceased, lias potitiouod
i\ o to .-ell the real estates of said
re t" silo till concerned to show
no i lie lirpt Monday in October
phoutn not be granted in terms
HV llrond Street, CoIiiiiiIiiih, Dcorffln.
Maker and Dealer in Guns,
ALL KINDS OF HUN MATEK1AL AND
AU'l'ieLES IN THE !
lUvhtO'
,’OKTINU LINE.
VOWDEH AND SHOT FOR SALE.
; cv* 1,0,’A nm\ LocKa Utiva\r«A.
..|.t l:i--»r . _
A. CADMAN,
GUN AND LOCKSMITH.
ALL Description* of
Bell Hanging uttcml-
i ed to, ami Keys mudo
A WFOHD STREET,
11*1*02$ITK COOK’S HOTEL.*.
died int, state,
and n«*l liki.lv 1
All per -us n
>, li* cwuiily, dee'il,
tato is unrepresented
cut oil •.
•e hereby notified to
i.-trutiim should not
lie Suj'crior Court, of
roper persou,
F or Ordimahy. October Term, 1895.—Jfufc
Joimtbau bngliih, administrator of the
evtate of Thomai Jj. Stockton, deceased, has
applied for dismission: ,
Therefore it is ordered that all persons con
cerned bo notified to show cause (if any tney
have) why said 'administrator should not be
dismissed nt tho noxt May Term of the Court
of Ordinary to bo hold in and for said county,
and that tnis order he published according to
law.
A true extract from tho minute*
JNO. JOHNSON, Ordinary.
_Oc!obor2D, 1805-mCm ‘
( \EOROIA-M USCOOKE COUNT Y .-Court
' J ov Oanix.iRY, October Term, 1805.—Rule
Samuel A. Billing, oilministrator of the
estate of Henry M. Jcrnigan, doceased, has ap-
pllod for dismission:
It is therefore ordered that all persons con
cerned show causo (if any they have) why said
administrator should not be dismissed nt the
next May Term of the Court of Ordinary to be
held in and for sa*d county, and that this order
bo published according to law.
A true oxtract from tho minutes.
JNO. JOHNSON, Ordinary.
October 29,18A5-mGw
— Peabody artd Win. II. Brannan havo ap
plied for administration of tho estate of Evan
Jones, deceased, Utc of said county.
All persons ooucornei are hereby notiuod to
.•how cause (if any they have) why the admin
istration ol said estuto should not bo grautod
to said applicants at the noxt December ierin
of the Court of Ordinary to be held in and for
said county.
Given under my hand this 2»Dh day of Octo
ber, 1W5. JNO. JOHNSON Ordinary.
oct 28 30d
(1KORGIA, MUSCOGEE COUNTY.-Henry
\J M. S*pp, udiniuistrator of John W. H, Lig-
gin. deceased, has applied for leave to sell the
real estate of said doccaaod.
All persons concerned ar© hereby notified to
show cause (if any they havo) why an order fur
tho sale of said real estate should not bo grant
ed at the noxt January term of the Court of
Ordinary, to be hold in and for said county.
Given under my hand this 2T»th day of Octo
her. 1865. JNO. JOHNSON,
0026 60d; Ordinary.
any they have), why loavc to sell
said real estate should not bo granted at the
next January Term of tho Court of Ordinary to
be held ill and for said county.
iliven under my hand this 21st day of Ociobor,
IHoV J N0. JOHNSON, Ordinary,
oct 22 wGOd
3J.
GMVO ,
J bo made IS the Court of Ordinary oi Chat
tahoochee countv, Oa., for lonre to sell the roal
estate of C. W. King, Into of said county, de
ceased. Oct. 21st 1H6T*.
oc 21-2m R. C^PATTERSON, Adui’r.
G " t KORGIA—MUSCOGEK COUNTY.-Will-
r iam A. Waters has tiled his Petition for ad
ministration of the date of Litlleberry Elder,
deceased, lato of said county.
All persons concerned uro hereby notified to
show causo, if any they Imvo, why the admin-
ihtration <>( raid ctuto t-hould not bo granted to
said iipplinmt at tho n xf Decomber term of the
^'ourt ol Ordinary for said county.
Givou under my hand tlii* 2bth October, 1H0-*.
JNO. JOHN.SON, Ordidary.
oct 21-w3l>d
Executor's Sale.
O N tho first Tuesday in Ducemhor noxt will
bo sold at tho Court House in Columhu*.
Muscogoo county, two lots of land Nos. 259 and
2HT> iu the loth district of said county, each lot
containing 2021a acres. Tho Muscogoo Knil-
r«md runs through this land, ono lot pretty well
improrod and nil well timbered. Sold in con
formity with tho will of Daniel Cordray, do-
censed, for the purpose of distribution. Ttrms
cash. DANIEL CORDRAY,
17-wtd jj Executor.
xt.
, h i,id, October 2.:d, 181*5.
It \ UU1S HIIWTY.
<;i;or(.i\ u a Kit i
i COUNTY.
molt Court,!
Term, 1 I
tlii- Will "I El a II. Ib'.ill. dcc’d, I
CHAT T A HOOCH H 16 COUNTY.
1 UORGIA—CllATTAHOOritKK Cot: NTY. — To
J all whom it may concern.—John II. Wil
kinson having in proper form applied to mo for
p< rmununt letters nl administration on the
estate ot W. (I, Wilkinson, deceased, late nl
>aid county, tlii.-- Is to cito all and singular tho
•roditurs and next of kin of W. G. Wilkinson
lo bo mol appear at my office on tho first Mnn-
lay in December next and show oause, if any
they can, why permanent administration should
not ho granted to John H. Wilkinson on W. G.
Wilkinson’s ostat>
T To all whom it may conovru : Hyman Al
britton having, iu proper form, applied to mo
lor permanent letters of adininiit-ration on tho
estate of Charles Counons, Into of said county,
this is to eito all ami * ingular, the croditors and
noxt of kin of Charles Coussons, to ho and ap
pear at uiy office, within tho time allowed by
law, and show cause, If any they can, why per
manent administration should not be grunted
to llyrnun Albritton on Charles tfiuuuu'*
estate.
Witness, my hand and official siguaturo,
J AM UK CAST LEli ERR Y.
POVl w3Qd Ordinary.
ISToti.ee.
A LL persons indebted to John G, Berry, lato
of Chattahoochee county, deceased, are
ropicstcd to come forward and make immediate
payment and those holding claims against said
estate to present them duly authenticated.
» J AS. 6. ALLUMK, Ex’or.
Nov. 4,18rt5-w r >t jo
Notice to Creditor* and DelHors.
horaliy notified to pre: ;oit them duly authenti
cated, within tho timo prescribed bylaw. Thoso
indebted tosuid estate uio rouucsted to make
immediate settlement.
GRIGSBY 2. THOMAS, Jr.,
Adiii’r with the will, Ac,
hov 18 wfiw
PHOENIX FOUNDRY I iluct hbii 11 not I). abovo 500,obo cublo^Lj* t*per
tiK.atb, per one UinuennJ cubic feet, 1!U cent..
AND MACHINE SHOP-
THE unJersUttcJ beg leave to inform their
A frienus ami the public generally, that they
have built a first class Foundry andMachin.
Shop on Ugletborpe streot, between Franklin
and Jiridgo ftroete. and uro prepared to do
anything in their line of busines?. oo will
make any kind ol Machinery to order: such as
SUGAR MILLS ol any sue. with wrought or
can iron sliatf -, from 14 inches to 18 inches di
ameter: also KETTLES from 2U to ltK) gallons,
and all the intermediate siacs. \Ve will make
to order SAW-MILLs and MILL WORK
generally, of Brass or Iron, and all kinds ot
CASTINGS. HOLLOW-WARE, PLOUGHS,
IRON RAILING, and anything the publii
may desire made of Ij
MACHINERY repi
dcapatch. , , , , .
la connection with our business, we have so-
cured the service* of a first class freeduian. who
will take great pleasure in hauling all Ca.sting.-t
made at our Woks to the different depots, steam
boat landings, or uuy whero in the city, free of
Cl " ,rg0 ’ L. HAIMAN A CO.
P. S. All kinds of Country Produco taken in
exchange for work, on liberal terms,
uug 15—tl L. li. Sl CO.
CITY FOUNDRY.
'pilE subscriber* would respectfully inform
X their friends and tho public generally, that
they havo REBUILT their FOUNDRY, and
are now prepared to do any kind ot CASTINGS
of Brass or Iron; such as Sugar Mills of the
mod IMPROVED PATTERN, and any size;
which wo will WARRANT to STAND: SYRUP
KETTLES. BARK MILLS, GIN GEARING,
and any Kind of mill work.
We will make any kind of Machinery to or
der: such aj SAW-MILLS, GRIST MILLS,
and in fact any thing in our line.
In connection with our business, we havo
socuro 1 tho services of one of the best PAT
TERN MAKERS in the oouutry.
We uro also making a large assortment oi
HuLLOW-WAHE; such as PUTS, OVENS,
aKILLKTS, SPIDERS and LIDS.
We will cxcliango anything in oar line for
any kind of Country Produce, at old PRICES
or MONEY.
Orders ro pcetfully solicited and promptly
oxocuicd.
PORTER, McILIIKNNY A CO..
Near Steamboat Landing,
May 19, Wo.—tf Columbus. Ha'
For Sale,
^ FIRST CLASS scoond-haud forty-horse
fcJT.Hl-A.IVI ^INTGUdSTJa,
in per cct running order. It ha* a gooddoublo-
tluud Boiler and nil tho appurtonancca neces
sary t-< tnako it complete for immediate work.
Address A- A. SMITH WICK,
Kufuulu, Ala., or
*opt2l -lf Kii'iuircr Office, Columbus, Gu
Hegeman's Pure Cod Liver Oil,
1 /Olt .^lilo by
' nov 15 if CARTER A FLOURNOY.
tci .
'Ml U. II. CAPS.
fino assortmont oi Silver
T. S. SPEAR.
) r j
-Wdl'U
HI 1.1, IN
Mil'ITV for
Disoovory Ao
iu; Lyuitut,
,m*y BoyioA'Co.: Allen, McLoan
Pratt, Oakley iY Co.; llarrall,
teheii.- ; Omnii Clue.-insin ; Butt,
: Eno. ltuitin and Valentino;
elt A Co.; Carroll, llcnrick and
; E. L. Kl« ddurd A Co.: urn! W'aKIron,
ton. ,Y Co., do not reside within the limits
I Ktnto, and are not t», be louud.
tlieietori! ••rdered, that servit'O bn j erfec-
i iid | ariit s and nil other creditor* :Aid
f said Elia* 11
Seals .V Co.; L:
ami Buck lev
Iti-lcy and K
Nielmls A Co
U. Stales lulcriLTl Revenue Taxes.
T A B L li I.
MAMfPAC Tt llKS, A ItTICLKS AND
IMUHHJCTS, AUCTION SALKS.Xt .
Aovertisoiiicnt., J per cent.
Ale, Jfuer, Ac., per barrel of Ji gallons, one
dollar.
Auction Sale.-*, in gross amount, M of 1 per
Cent.
Bank* and Banking, Monthly tax of 1-24 of I
percent, upon deposits in hunks ur with any
person engaged iu banking.
Banks and Bunking—Monthly duty of 1-21 of
1 per cent, upon tho capital of banka und per
sons engaged iu bunking.
Banks and Bunking—Amount invested in
Lmted States Bonds exempted.
Banks and Banking—Monthly duty of 1-12 of
of 1 per cunt, upon average amount of circula
tion issued by any batik.
Banks and Banking—Additional monthly
lutyofl boll per cent, upon average amount
d circulation beyond '.hj percent.' of capital.
Banks and Banking—Additional monthly
lut.v oi 1-bot I percent, upon amount of cir
culation hoyund tins average lor tho si.x months
preceding July 1.1861.
Bai> tos, sulphate ol, per 100 pounds, 12 cents.
Boer, lager beer, ale, porter, and similar 1>
wonted liquors, per barrel, if not more than
gallons, one dollar.
Benzine, refined, produced hy tho distillation
ol coal, Hsphaltuin, shale, pout, petroleum, o
rock oil. per gallon, 20 cents.
Benzole, refined, produced by tho dislillatio
of coal, usphaltiun, shale, peat, petroleum c
rock oil, per gallon, 20 cents.
Bicarbonate ot Sodas, per pound, 5 mills.
Billheads au<t Printed Cards, 0 porceut.
Billiard Tables, lor Private use, each $10 |>(
annum. Same for public use.
Boots and Shoes, ft per cent.
Brass. 3 tier cent.
Bricks. 3 per cent.
Bridges, receiving tolls, on gross receipts,
percent.
Brokers, and Bankers doing business as hr*
or*, upon all sales of merchandise, produce or
thor goods, '.,ot 1 per cent. Upon all sales and
ontract* tor sales of stocks and baud-'. 1-20ol 1
or cent, on tho par value thereof. And ot g.dd
ml silver bullion and coin, foreign cxchango.
Tomissory notes, or other securities, 1-20 of 1
..or cent, on the amount ul such sales, aud of all
contracts for such sales.
Child I c*. ft per cent.
Candy, sugar vuluo at not cxcocding 20 cents
•or pound, 2 cents.
Candy, exceeding 20 and nut exceeding 40
outs per pound, 1 cents,
Unndy, exceeding 40 cent* por pound, or sold
otherwise than by the pound, 10 percent.
gross receipts, 2Uj per cent.
parties inti iv i d in the ''sluto <*l said Elias 11.
Beall, d* .. a cl. by publication nl this. Order,
onco a m.'iiih t..r lour months bcfoio the next
1>rm "i i n '' ".in. hi tin* tftdunibus Enquirer,
a public gazette "1 thi* State.
JAMES M. MOBLEY.
Complain mi’s Solicitor.
A true extract from lho Minnies of Harris
Superior Court, this October Uth. ISA'*.
N. 11. BARDEN, Clerk.
nov 11
I rati*
All Pi
nl, late
tato of Joseph W. Adams,
iid county.
erned uro hereby notified to
snow cause (it any they have), why tho admin
ist ration of said estate should not bo granted ti
mid applicant at tho next December Term ol
tho Court "l Ordinary (nr said county.
Given under ui> hand November 1st, lSiift.
GEg. W. MULLINS,
*v2*tl i Ordinary
• RGIA—11ARltls Col NTY.—Joscpn
' 'Ss appliis for teitev* of Administratii
•I William Glass,
FOlt SAI-E,
TWO IIIlillLY IMIMlOVia)
COTTON PLANTATIONS.
O NE, well known as doanoke. iu Barb u
county, Alabama, ©even miles above Eu
laula, and thirty-five below Cnluuibuf, lying
immediately on tho Chattahoochee river, con
taining 2.100 acres. 1,300of which are cleared,
and SOU river bottom.
Tho other known u* Cilobec, in Macon coun
ty, Alabama, situated ibout throo mile* from
the Mobile and Glrnrd Railroad, and 4ft luilos
from Columbus, and eoitaining 1,760 aores, ‘>k»
of which are cloarod, am being part rich pralrio
land.
Thorfbplantation* ban always boon rogardod
us among tho most dosrahlo in the State, on
account ot their produuiveness, und conven
ient location. Eaid) ptrno has the necessary
outbuildings lor 4«fTo 5* laborer*. Provisions,
stock, and imidomonts.cun b(r*bou Jit at mar
ket value on tho place* Ncgropatm tho pla
e* may bo hired. . „ •
Apply to I. W. SEABROfcHv
nov 17
2tawln
Du.imivrn,
Columbus, Wa.
Male Sichool.
oeive a large mnulcr of hoys
intu my school, which I expect to
ro-opou on tho 22d of J.muary-
Arrangements will be ninde for a
Boys' Reading Room and Library.
Gas, illuminating, when the product shall bo
above 500,000 cubic foot per month, per one
thousand cubic feet—twenty-five cents.
Gloves and Mitten*. 5 per cent.
Gold Loaf, por pack, containing not more
than twenty books, of twenty-five leaves each,
oighteon cent*.
Gold Foil, two dollars per ounco, troy weight.
Gold, produced from quartz mines, from bod*
of rivers, from the earth, or in any other man
ner, )a ot ono percent.
Ginger, ground, und all imitations, per lb.
ono cent.
Glue and Gelatin, of all descriptions, in the
sol:d state, per pound, one cent.
Glue and Cement, made woolly or in part of
glue, to no sold in a liquid state, per gallon 40
cent*.
Grave Stones, five per cont.
Gunpowder, and ull explosive substances
made foi mining, blasting, artillery, or sport
ing purposes, when valued at 28 cents per lb.,
or less, per pound, 1 cent.
Gunpowder, and ull explosive substances
made lor mining, blasting, artillery or sporting
purposes, when valued abovo 28 cent* por lb.,
and not exceeding 38 cents per lb., 1/t cents.
Gunpowder, and ail explosive substances
made lor mining, blasting, artillery, or sporting
purposes, when valued at above 38 cent* per
pound, 8 cents.
Hats and bonnets, ft per cent.
Hulls, as launched, of ships, barks, brigs,
schooners, sloop*, sail boats, steamboat*, canal
boats, and all otner vessels and water cruft, not
including engine* or rigging, liereuftor built,
muds or constructed, two per cont.
income, the sum of $009 exempt.
Income, the tax ol ft por cent, over $ 00 and
not over $5,0)0.
Income, tax of 7} j per cent, on oxcess of
i5JKK) and not exceeding $10,(00.
Income, lux often per cent on tho excess
over ten thousand dollars.
Insurance Companies, on gross receipts, ono
and u half percent.
Iron, pig, per ton, (wo dollars.
Iron Bloom-, Slab* or Loop*, whether mad©
in forge* or bloomeries, pur (on, threo dollar*.
Iron, railroad r or ton, three dollars.
Iron, re-rolled, per ton, two dollars.
Iron, all advanced beyond bloom*, slabs or
loops, and not advancod beyond bars or rods,
and band. hoop, or sheet iron not thinner than
No. Ih, wire guago, per Lon, three dollars.
Iron Flute, not less than \i of an iuch thick,
per tou, three dollar*.
Iron Band, Hoop, and sheet, thinner th»n
number eighteen, wire gunge per ton, tivedol-
Iron Plate, Lvs than !j of an inch in thick
ness, por ton, five dollar*.
Iron Nail.-, cut and wrought, Fpikos and
horso-shoo Nails, when wrought by baud, per
ton iivo dollars.
Iron Castings, usod for hr id go* or othor per
manent structure*, per ton, three dollars.
Iron Castings, excelling ten pounds in
woight, for each casting,nol otherwise provided
tor, per ton, tiiree dollar*.
Rivets, exceeding M of sn inch
woight, per ton, five dol
Iron Bolts, not less than four ounces in
weight, por ton, iivo dollars.
Jewelry ,(seu Precious atones,) ten percent.li
Kid Skins, five per cont.
Knittot Fabrics, live per rout.
Lard Oil. live porceut.
Lead, white per one hundred pound*, thirty-
uvo emits.
Lead Pipes, five per cent.
Lead,shoot, live per cent.
Load, shot, iivo percent.
Load, ingots, pig* *»r bar*, three per cent.
Leather, patent, enameled and japanned
leather and skins of every description, live per
cont.
Leather, oil dried, and Deer Skins dressed er
smoked, Iivo per cent.
Leather of all descriptions, tunaod or par
tially tanned, in the rough, five per cent.
Leather, curried or finished, five per cont.
Lcgacio.-, (so© Succession to Real Estate.)
Lithographers, production* of, five per cont.
l.iuic, thveo per cont.
Linsoed Gil, Iivo cent* per gallon.
Lotteries, on gross receipts, five per cent.
Manufacture* of cotton, wool, silk, worsted,
llux, hemp, jiro, india rubber, gulta porcha,
wood, willow, gloss, no*lory ware, lontncr, pa
per, iron, steel, lead, tin, copper, zinc, brass,
gold, silver, horn, ivory, bone, bristles, wholly
or iu part, <>r of any other material not other
wise provided for, Iivo per eeut.
Manuiacturc*. increased m value hy being
polished, painted, varnished, etc , etc-, on th"
increase l value. P\ u per cont.
Marble Grave.-tones, and other inonmucntul
stonos, whether with or without inscription five
a, live dollars.
Hugo Coaches, 2 X / X per cai!t roof *
Steamboats, 2*< per conr*^* 0,1 re< *hti
Ship. Z!i
March, mado ol potato.. ,
Jljrob.mad.of corn or iJhca^jm
Steam bneine,, including r. ^
M 5T™f ^'"i^herc.t.K* Uc «*«it,.
Stool,
loss titan of an inch thl.t,** 1 ’' or.;,,
cent* per Pound or lu« '•‘"ej J'h
Stoo , ingots, bars, shoot, r "tj^
than V. ot an turf, thick. Ai.. r ,' ,,r «. in'
conta per pound and u„t abt?* 1
por pound, por ton. tondoU,!. '
Stoni in ingot;, bars, sbee'." '
than 1 , .of an inch thick . i *."..l’t^
eleven cent* per ion, tWiTlv'c i , «u
l«dt..nn -llldm, *® Ia Mid
1.1com N
Stone, Iruuatono, s.uiJst
building stone of any r ■
dressed, hewn or fiuiah
Skins, coat, kid, sheep lt l( V,
tanned or droned, in the r„ u 'v
Skins, when proviowdv if 1
*4
rough, and upon whlih d 'ti,^ .?[
tuariy paid, ahull bo naS!'*«}
value only when carric*! nr r, .^,th®ij». ^
‘^•1* ono hundred
Succession to Iteul Bttai. ..i
or_»ha.l b«.^brother or !>»••.
cefsor shall be
ceneUT of the i
reul estate,
dollar.
ecssor upon the valu
iwouonars. . ' hundred
Z)Succe**ion to Real
^‘‘1/ »*o a brother o?^ *Lt cr
mother, or a dt-Mq-ndant ,, , V‘ t,ie f»ihi
of the lather or luullior of i t ,r ‘' l , hcr rr
one hundred dollar* f,ur,tn 1,1
Succession to l( e «| Estate, ^
Kor Khali be 1 -- -■
dollart.
for Khali be a brother'dr"''L; , ! u,,re,l >*w
father or grandmother o, " ,r
brother or rnster ..f the lot., i 'C.
mother of the prodeccsi’ur 1 falhw " r «ftk!
dollar*, five dollar*. “ r * *’ er
Suocc**ion to Real K«t itn «v,
sor shall be of any other decree
consanguinity to tlio (,f t'lhu*
ganger in Wood, per one hSffiftJSJv
Succession to 1’crsona! Propart.
Estate.
tu t n). r
.Sugar brown or iiuiscva.Iu
12 Dutch rftan.l.vru in t q.,.
from the sugar cano il „
iwpehco. Other than t q •
finer, per pound. 2 , t , ' *
On all clarified and r *;• i
12 nn i not;.. i.-.v.. 1.1
produced dirceiiy tr- .n tin*
irom sorghum or impchc.j.... r *. ,
Sugar, on all clarified o - r. ,: ' “ jru
No. Is. Dutch ktandard inc 1. ,"? r *‘
rectlv from the sugar c.iuc u. i ! * N *
ghum or iiuphee. per i•.. u i, 1 ’ ' -! 1 v. ruK *'
. Sugar, on gross amor ‘ '
including all the produ
nes or refineries, n duty
Sugar Candy, valued
pound, por pound, 2 oont* •
Suitnr Candy, cioceding 2D all d note
10 conta per pound, I routs
Sugar Candy, exceeding lueentinsriimi
'old otherwise tba" hy the pound, hi ^ 11
•sulphate of Baryte-. pi*r Inn i.iiiii, i •
lelcgraph Companies, -.n receii.t
Textile fabric*, ') per cent. * ' *‘' r ^
.robnc.'O, cavcidi.-b. plug, twist, n
kind* of in a n »i la lured lub.,.. , ,iol
vtded for, from which the .-Urn \ u ,
out iu whole or in part, or which i
35 cent* per pound.
Tobacco, smoking to!
in, the Ion
or stripped from the Mem. und ou relme',,L.
co known a* line-cut *hort*. 25cent- i.ei
Tobacco, smoking tobacco, nude
of gtom*, und not mixed with k- a f u - • ■
items, lftceuU tier pound.
Tobacco, fine-cut chewing whether
tured .
Tobaci
of tobnc<
ted,oro
Tobac
loo*
in bulk.
iUld S || till Finn....
Id, damp or dry, |.
. per pound., 'c.-i
anuU.-'i
cut.
Mur. ..
Meats, i
Mil ’
veil. 5 per
I Coal*, oxcopt p
*cl Block?, 2 per cont.
sent.
ua coal and dust coal,
D ST A T
Charge* for board xud tuitiuu for term of
twenty (20) week*, 12253)0.
1'upiL must furnish bed clothe* (for doublo
bedatoad,) w ashing, cup, towol* and eandlo*.
Za Ishallkocp no pupilwho does not make
vr. «il u VnuD.-truii >n on tho i*G‘|*'1 rciwonublo improvement, nor ono iu whose
lUua Glass, accoaswl, lato ot sanl l veracity l cannot confide.
no », , I ChargOK must ho paid iu advance; but I shall
they huvo) wliv *aUI VoiicV* I r ‘ ui »kly when a pupil is removed for any
ted to said applicant at tho | A Gorman teacher of mu*ic rraidox near mo.
who will give lessoa*, at usual ruto*, to those
who have any talent in that lino, aud may de
sire to improve it.
1’orsoDff who may wish to sond their sons or
ward* ought to make application soon.
R. M. JOHNSTON,
nov 17 2uwlm
i t the
Ordinary 1
L this Nov. 1st. ISiV*.
*U. n . MULLINS.
Ordinary,
i M, jtfJK’T 1
UN .-Grigsby
Mur with th©
, docoiuad,
• < • the lands
* of said
• 'inoth-
f o sell
KST ABUSED IN 1780.
T. MACKENZIE & SONS,
NO. 2411 I)ATIMOItK STUKKT,
(SKAR CHARLES,)
BALTIMORE, MD.,
KKS Abfjr D^AIJJRS in
•vU, WAGON AND ia, .V HARDWARE
AND HAANESi . .ATERIALS.
FBLI "FS, SPOKES, HUBS. BOWS.
MlAJVS AXLES, SPRINGS,
MHT.BD AND PATENT CANVAS
TN ***i; - I) DASH AND COLLAR
• as v t xx xi x*. -
•ACH A. U. JAPAN MID LKATH-
'SH. BBNZ0INE.
li. mm uil v, Ax), Orwu*. "- rl ***
Bu>•». t’Mtb o—«•»,, T.rr.U.
J 1 u. linn tnu. Iiuuu, Lu«,
Fi the luwoit vrtc..
-t il ! J \lt I!
Canal If
Cop*, ft por cont.
Uarriagc, Gig, Chui*n, Phmton, Wagon. IJug-
)’Wagon, Carryall, Rockaway, or other like
carriage, and any Coach, Hackney Coach, Om-
nibu*. or four-wheolctl Carriage, the body of
which ro*t* upon springs of any description,
which may he liont lor uso, for hire, or for p:is-
songcrs.ond which shall not boused exclusively
in husbandry or for the transportation of merch
andise, valued nt titty dollars and not exceed
ing om* hundred dollars, including harness used
therewith, each, ono dollar.
'Carri igos.it like description, valuod at abovo
ono hundred dollar* and uot above two hun
dred dollars, each, two dollar*.
CavviaucM)! like descriptions,valued at abovo
two hundred dollar* und not abovo three hun
dred dollar*, each, three dollars.
Carrla es of liko description, valued above
three hundred dollar* and not abovo five hun
dred dollar*, ouch, six dollflr%»
Carriages of liko doucnptnmCvalued above
iivo hundred dollars, tyich, tou dollars. *
Cassia—ground, and all imitations, P|r 16Ti
oont.
Cattle, sco Slaughtered Cnttlo. ^ ,
d^omont, Roman or wator, 3 per cont.
Chemical Froduction*. all uncompounded not
othor wise provided for, ft per cont.
Chocolate, prepared, per pound, cont*.
Cigurrettes, mado of tobacco, inclosed in a
paper wrapper, valued at nut over tivo dolla
pci hundred packages, each containing not
more than twenty-Iivo cigarettes, ono dollar
peihuudred pack ago*. ?
Cigarette*, miulo wholly of Tobacco, and also
on cig»rs known a* cheroots, or short sixes,
valued in each case nt not over five dollars por
t housafmy throe dollars per .thousand.
Cigars, v;f!»p>14n over Iivo dollars and not
over fifteen doBaz»per4faousand, eight dollars
p er tUoufond.
Cigars, valued nt over fifio©%dollar» and not
over thirty dollars per thousand*,Jiftoen dollure
per thousand.
Cigars, valued at over thirty dollar* per thou
sand ami uot over forty-five dollars, twonty-iiv
dollar* per thousund.
Cigars,at over forty-fivodollars per thousand,
f«»rty dollar* j»or thousand; und tho valuation
of cigar* herein uiontioncd shall iu all cases bo
tho value of lho cigars exclusivo ot tho tax.
Circuses, Theatres, and all shows, 2 por c«
on gross receipts. .
Clocks and lnnepiocos,and Clock Movements,
when sold without being cased, ,5 per cont-
Cloths, and all textile or knitted and felt oil
fabrics ol cotton, wool, or other material, bo-
tore the saint ha* been dyed, printed o
cd, and all doth palnGid. enameled,
tarred, viu ubhcd or oiled, ft per cent.
Clothing, and ail wearing apparel made to
order, in excess over six hundred dollars. 3 per
cent.
Clothing, rcadv-mado, ft per cont.
Cloves, ground, and all imitations, por lb.,
ono coni.
Clove Stem?, ground, and all imitations, por
pound, ono cent.
Coal, ininornls, except pea coal and duit coal,
por ton, 5 cent. 1 .
Coal oil. Ver gallon, twenty cents.
Coal Tur, produced in tho manufacture of il
lumtnaimg gas, and tho prodnrn
tillalion ul the coal tar thus •
Cocoa, proparod, per poo -n* ••
cents.
Coiloe, ground, and ull gr< .t !
colfeo, or preparations of w u
part, per pound, one cent.
Coflce, unground suhstttu
cent.
Confectionery, sugar valu
twenty cent* por pound, 2 c
Confectionery, exceeding t .t>
not exceeding forty cents 4 i ,
Confectionery, exceeding .
or sold otherwiiio than by
cent.
Copper, ingots, pig?, or bar
Copper, rolled, threo por c
Cotton, upon which no dm
collected or paid, or w^“ w
•w^a^iiousst,,
1 raining files, throe per c
Coul MnIo,. oo -
Emeralds, (sto 1’rociou.Sto
En,raven. oroduotlon of, I
Rsavnu.1 Oils of all dose
cent.
Forrfes. receiving tolls, t
«r vto* roceipts.
lish ana bholl Fish, in e
tight »iokaxes, five per cent,
t rults preserved, fivo par ©.
Furniture, and other arUo),
sold in rough or unfinished *
Fursot ail descriptions, w
manufactured, five per cent.
GaSi illuminating, mad©of
Mineral Water from spring*, e*.c., oach hottlo
containing not tuoro than a pint—cont.
Mineral Water—containing uot more than a
quart—ono cent.
Mineral Water, artificial, 5 per rent.
Mocciiaiiia—ft per cent.
Mustard, ground aud all othor imitations per
pound. 1 cont.
Museums and all thaw*, 2 per cont, on re
ceipts.
Mo)j|5*o8, produced directly from sugar cano
juice, tivo cents per pound.
Molasses, syrup of, produced directly lrom
sug
J J utc
Naptha, rclined, produced t»y tho distillation
of' coul. iisplialtuiiit ahitlo, peat, petroleum or
•k oils, etc., por gallon, 20 cont*.
>i I, illuminating, produced by the distillation
ui coal, asphaltum, shale, peat, potroieum, ot
rock oil*, and all other bituminou* .substances
aid for a like purpose, por gallon, 20 ceuta.
t Ml, Lard, per gallon, ft cents.
< Ml, mustard sued, per gallon, ft cents.
Oil, all animal and vegetable, not exempted
or otherwise provided for, por gaMon. ft cents.
Opera*, Museum*, Theatres, aud all Shows,
on gross receipt** 2 per cont.
Oxido of /.inc, per 100 pounds, 35 cents.
Faints, n* below, ft per cent.
Fainter*' Color*, dry or ground, in nil or in
ator, not otherwise providod
paste, or with wu
for. ft per cent.
Fare ' '
Fant
cont.
. t ail description*, including pasto-
_ binder*’ board, and tarred paper for
roofing and other purposes 3 per coot.
Pamphlets. 5 per cent.
Passports, •$>.
Photogrnpus, ft per cont,
^ Pepper, ground, and ull imitation*, por lb.,
Piano Forte*, Organs, Molodoons. or other
parlm Musi* il Instrument*, kept for uso, not
including tlmso placed in churches or public
oditicos, .valued at not less than •BA> and not
ubovo f2nn each, two dollars.
Piano Fortes, ote., when vuluod ut above 1200
and uot above $!<><•, each, four dollars.
Piano Forte? etc., when valued above $i00,
each, six dollars,
l’icklos, ft nor cont.
.JMns./olid head or othor, ft percent.
Tlate, ol gold, kept for use, per ounce, troy,
50ce«ts.
f silver, kept for uso, por ounco, troy,
i^ded, That silver apoona or plate of silver
used by (ftie family to an amount not exceeding
tur y ounces, a* atoresaid, belonging to any ono
person, plate belonging to roligious societies,
and souvenir* and keepsakes aotually given
and received as such and not kept for uso ; also
all premium* awarded as a tokon of merit by
any agricultural society, corporation, or a**o-
cintiou "f persons, for any purpose whatever,
shitll bo exempt trout duty.
Precious Stonos, lo per cont.
Precious Stones, on which duties have been
^aid, when set or roset, pay tax only on value
of sotting.
Pimento, round, and all imitations r per lb„
1 cont,
Preserved Fruit* fivo por cent-
Printed Books. Magazines, Pamphlotx,! Re
views, and ull other similar priulod publica
tions, except newspapers, ft por cent.
Paints and Painter s Colors, dry or ground,
in oil oi paste, or with water, not otnerwibo
provided lor, ft per cent,
Printed Billheads, Cards and Circulars, ft per
cent.
tfuickriilvor, produced in any mannor, 2 per
cent.
Railroad* on gross receipt*, 2' i per cent."
Railroad Bonds, duty on interest, ft per cent.
Rectified Wines, per gallon,. r <0 cent*.
Repair* ot engines, ear*, carriages, or other
articles,when such repair* incroaso tho valuo
of tho a*tide repaired 10 por cent or ovor, on
such increased value, 3 por cent.
Salcrutus. per pound,'» mills.
Sail Tent , Shades, Awning* and Bags made
of cotton, tlux, or hemp, ft per cent.
Suit, per BiO pounds.fi cents.
Screw*, commonly called wood-screws—10
per cent.
Shot, ft percent.
Khows, of All kinds, 2 por cont on receipts.
Silver, produced lrom quartz mines, from
bed*;of river*, from the earth, or in any other
mnnner. of 1 percent.
r • S'- e
delivered loose in bulk, ,.r in i
W Toi^Roa'E Ferry or'Brid "e *un kI'.-iqf
3 per cent.
Trust Companies, on dividend.- and •
gains, ft per cent.
T urn pike Companies'* Bond*, on the
, ft per cent-
Turpentine, spirit* of, per gallon , •
Umbrella* and Parasol!.
Varhish or J:t|i
guiu copal; or u
per cent.
Vegetables, prosorced. ft por
VesHels, on gross rocoipta, 2 1
. Watches, gold watches, couiposed nkdly
‘"I'.rt »' eoU or Kilt, kept fur uso, V.M
$111) or less, oach, uuo dollar-
. Watches, gold watches, composed xadlj
in part ot gold or gilt, kept for use. rail
above $100, eueh, two dollars.
Whito loud, per I'll) pounds, 35 cent.-.
Wino, made ofgrai.es, per gallon.cei
Wine, all othor. an'l Mqims knownx-.
produced by being ratified and mixw
other spirit-, or into which any uutUi
over may bo In fuse. J. bo ..»M a. me
othorwise provided tor, per g4llon,«vt«>v^
made from currant*, rhubarb or borne,
cents.
Yacht?, Plessuro nr racing boats, bj«T
Htoaiu, measuring hy cu-iom w%as*
mont ton ton* or less, each, five dollar•.
Yachts, Ac , exceeding ten ami uulejwe
twenty tons, each, ten dollars.
Yacht*, Ac,, exceeding twenty and n.t..
ceeding forty ton*, each, twenty-tivedollin
Yacht*, Ac., oxouediug forty and nut«
ing eighty ton*, each, titty dollars.
Yaontfl. Ac..exeeodlng eigluy and noteir
ing ono hundred and ton tons, each, i
five dollar*.
Yacht*, Ac., exceeding ono hundred idT
ton*, each, ono hundred dollars.
Yellow Klieeting Metal, Yn rod? or ilea
per cont.
Zinc. Uxido of, per. 1<?) pounds, 35cent*
TAB L E II.
LlCKSiH F. S.
Apothccarie*—$10.
Architects and Civil Eugincors-$l fl .
Awuyor*—not oxcocJinc ?;-i,imo-|i • Ir
cocding ♦350,110 and n-'f uxcMcding **-
$2« H). E x coed i n g $5i n i,i a n i - ♦ j m i.
Auctioneers—whoso annual sales J- s *:
coed$10,000—$10, If ext'cMia* $1 " •*-
Banker*—using capital nut excel In.? •
000—$100.
Bankers—oxceeding $.50,11)0, f«»r every d©
tional $1,000 in excess—$2.
Brewer*—less than 500 barrel* per year-15
0verft<H) barrel* por >ear—♦•>o.
Bowling Alleys—for each alley—$1'.
Billiard Room*—for each table-*1".
Brokers—$50.
Broker*. Pawu—using capital not ei
$50,000—$60.
Broker?, Fawn—eKeeping f jf u1
additional $1,000—$2. •
Broker*, Land Warrant-UT.
Brokers, Cuttle—if ami mil sales d"
<*;ed $10,000—$10. Exceeding fl".
oach additional $l,l?»0.
Brokers, Produce—$10.
Broker*, Commercial—$2".
Broker*, Custom-house -$1".
Brokers—seo ul*o tul»lc 1.
Builder* and Contractor.*, ifatinml f
do not exceed $25,01 hi, $35. If crooodai W'
000, $1 for each additional fl.iA'
Butcher*. $10.
Butcher* retailing from carts. $’*.
Circuses, ten dollar*.
Coal Oil Di*tillors, fiftvdollars.
Coafectioners, tun dollars.
Conveyancers, ton dollar*.
Claim Agents, ten dollars.
Dontist*, ten dollars.
DiKtillors, fifty dollar*. ,
Distillera of Apple.* and Tciche*.
less than 250 barrels per year, twcIveJ'" 1 '
a half.
Eating Houses, ten dollars.
Exhibitions, fin dollar*.
General Busiues*. f->r which
is required, ten dollars. f , ililrt .
Gilt Enterprise, proprietor* of, fill.' i •
Go* Fitters, ten dollar?.
Horse Deal or*, tA dollar*.
Hotels. Inns tyi*tvorii*G»hcn r
be two hundred r.——.
Hotels, Inns amrnaveni* i»h#n
shall exceed two hundred doUar*.
tional on© hundred dollar* or fra 1»©n» »
excus* ot two hundred dollar?) * , ' e .?5»JS5r
Intelligence Office Keepers, ten dolian-
Insurance Agunt*, ten dollar*. . ,.
Insurance Agent*, foreign. tiUI « 0,,an ’
Jacks, ton dollar*.
Jugglurs. twenty dollars.
Lawyer*, ten dollars. , „ ..
Livery Stable Keepers, ten d°H»fJ*, ^
Lottery Ticket Dealer*, one hn-
w
oilier liers*
i ,|..|l*r
DL } lo