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to orogiiS'OF oqttok.
In answer to numerout inquiries from
abro^dfGf! \ptytk iajf that iff are< jtrcpaifd \
TO TAKE CHARGE OF,
PUT IN OHDKH AND SHIP
Any Lot of Cotton
in the Stale* of Georgia, South Carolina
or Alabama, as we have local agents at
nearly every town ami a corps of most
efficient men, sclcclctl foi integrity, captxn-
y.and etperience, to take charge of e "cry
lot.
We will also pay all Taxes and
CUarges of every description,
In short, we will hike charge oj the Colton
on receipts or orders and give 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.,
Liverpool, England.
We invite the especial attention of non
residents to our facilities.
E. M. BRUCE & CO.,
Augusta* Ga.
Located in Columbus as Agent for E. M
Bruce A Co., I am prepared to take charge of
and ship any tots of Cotton. I am also desirous
of purchasing, and will pay fall market rates.
W. FELIX ALEXANDER, Ag’t.
Ofliee 95, Broad Stroot,
Sept 20—tf ovor Ennis* hardwnre store.
EDWARD WILDER,
WDOLESUE DRUGGIST,
AND DEALER IN
Faints, Oils, Dye-Stuffs,
GLASSWARE.
AGENT FOR
Virginia, Missouri auJ Kentucky
TOBACCO,
No. 0X4 Main Street,
Louisville, Kentucky.
' P. S. Liberal advances made on Cotton on
Consignment.
WANTED--Feathers. Ginseng, Beeswax,
Tallow and Rags, for which 1 will pay the high-
act market price, either in cash or trade,
sept 5-3m
J.C.M’riCBRAN, R. J. MKXIIFKl, JNO. B. M’FKBBAN
'< MeFERRAN & MENKFEE,
COTTON FACTORS,
general Commission Merchants,
AND DEALERS IN
PBOVIBIONB,
BALE ROPE AND BAGGING,
MAIN STREET,
BBTWEFN FIRST AND SECOND STREETS
LOL1SVTLLK, KY,
B EING AGENTS fortho prlclpal Manufac
turers of Bale Rope and Bagging, we are
r >rtpared at all times to furnish said articles at
awesteaeh price, diroct Jrom the factory.
Now on hand , __ _»
4*00 Pieces A ns or ted Brands Ivy. Bagging.
t&OO Coils ehoioe Machine Rope.
FORWARDING.
To this branch of our business we are giving
special attention. Any goods sent to our care
will hare prompt dispatch. . . .
Our facilities lor the handling and saloof
Cotton are unsurpassed by any house in the
West. When desired, we will make liberal
CASH ADVANCES on consignments to us or
^MHEAW A MBN’EFEE.
A. STRASSBURGER,
General Commission Merohant,
WHOLliSAI-K GKOOEB,
IOC* COMMERCE STREET, lost
IHonlgoincry, Ala.
A LWAYS on hand an extensive iwsortmont ot
A, Liquors. Wines, Segars and vi estern Pro-
* Cotton bought to order.
ylXXB NKLL10AN, I.KOS VOX XIXKKX.
NELLIGAN & VON ZINKEN,
Vi COTTON FACTORS,
—AID—
General Commission Merohants,
40, CAUONDIiLET ST.,
NUW ORLEANS, LA.
August 29, 1865—3m .
CRANE, JOHNSON & GKAYBILL,
’ * ’ SAVANNAH, OKOBOIA,
yORWABDlNti and COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
J H. GRAYBILL takes ploasure in inform-
• ing bis many friends in Columbus aud the
country that he has To-established his firm in
fiavaunab aud will give careful attention to all
business entrusted to them-
H. A.CBANK, JOHN B. JOHNSON, J. II- OBATRILL.
>opt 13—3m
[Kbtarlisiibd in 1818.1
WM, SMITH UROWN A. CO.,
WHOLKBALB DKABB8 IN
BOOTS AND SHOES,
N«. S3, Chamber. St., Sew York.
XXTM. SMIT1I BROWN will reoeiv, con-
W aijnments of Ootti'n lor ,alo un tomim,-
,i on , and moke cwh advance, on snlpiuent..
ilis arrangements :\re such os to insure tuithful
kOAntlnn to the interest of the consigner.
Sept 15—2m
For Sale,
M Y PLANTATION, situated in the county
of Lowndes, ten miles from Valdosta, the
•ounty town, aud two miles from Ayattuh.—
ths traet oontaius four thousand three hun
dred aero*. Fourteen hundred are in eultiva
lion, notsurpas ed in fertility in the county.
of whioh eleven hundred have boon cleared
within four years. The climate is decldodly
healthy and the settlement olipibly situated.—
Appended to the plantation is a «ub«untial
■ml and saw mill, entirely new. The build
KB, are commodious and well oonstruoted.-
The quarters for the laborers are comfortable
and capable of accommodating upwards of two
hundred. There are two large cotton and fin
bouses upon tho plantation. All of the •Joe* 1
will be sold with It, consisting of mules, cattle,
ydfs and sheep. Possession to bo given on or
fcX>re January, j.WALDBURG,Savannah.
ittlya—Btawtf
Great J-Utojtiottib FrpfeKts ) ()CQUR1T ORDERS,
* * 1 1 ' J * * TaVLOH COUNTY. 1
—ON—
c o -f a r*0t ff.
Quickest and Cheapest
ROUTE TO
NEW YORK.
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a a e a s a a
£££££££
b* &H ^4 U* U-, Uu U*
ofbtearacrs, to St. Louis. They will receive
tho Cotton and pay all accrued charges to that
point, and transport it to St. Leuls, giving
through bill of lading to New York. At St.
Louis the Cotton is transferred by the boats to
Brond Hague, Mississippi k Ohio Rivor rail
road, free of dray ago, and by them is carried
to New York without change of cars. II ship
pers profer the route by way of Louisville, the
agouts of the different Through Froight Lines
to New York, will receive it at Nashville end
forward it all the way by Rail, paying accrued
charges, without extra exponsc. The Nash
ville and Louisville, and the Nashville k Chat
tanooga Roads being connected, Cotfon ship
ped by way of Johnsonvillo will not chnpgo
cars at Nashville.
Rates from Johnsonvilleto New York $6 per
—“the Cumberland River beiag in fine boatiag
order.” at low rates of Freight, not exceeding
$2 per bale to Cincinnati, and from that point
over three different lines of Railroad, at $5 per
bale. Cotton by either route can be laid down
in Now York from Eafaula, Montgomery, Co
lumbus or West Point, in twelve days.
Shippers must consign to Steumboat Agent at
Johusonville, and to Agents of Through Lines,
or a Commission Merchant at Nashville. Gov-
ipany each bill
R. BAUGH.
Supt W. A A. R. R.
GEO. G. HULL,
Supt A. AW. P. R. R.
CHA8. T. POLLARD.
IPres’tM. A W. P. R.R.
W. L, CLARK,
BuptS.W. R.R.
II. B. WALKER.
SuptM. AW.R.R.
E. H. EWING,
Gon’l Freight Ag’t N. & C. and N. A N.N.RR
sept 22—tf .
J. J?. MTT.RRA.Y,
<18 Broad Street, Columbn,, Georgia.
Maker and Dealer in Guns,
AIL KINDS OF OWN MATERIAL AND
ARTICLES IN THE SPORTING LINE.
Restocking and Repairing done with neatness
and dispatch.
POWDER AND SHOT FOR SALE.
A. CADMAN,
GUN AND LOCKSMITH.
ALL Descriptions of
Bell Hanging attend
ed to. and Keys made
to order. *
CRAWFORD STREET,
NEARLY OPPOSITE COOK’S HOTEL*
Sept 2d-2m
WATCHES AND (i. 1). CAPS.
UST RECEIVED, a One a
Hunting Case Watches.
ALSO.
10,000 Percussion Caps,
aug 15-tf
NOTICE.
\I7TLL BE SOLD at tho residence of Jessee
ff Carter of Muscogee county, on the 16ih
of November next, corn and foddor; about HO
head of fattening hogs; also stock hogs, cattlo,
anil a few mules and horses. Terms
oct 15-tds* JESSEE CARTER.
$200 Reward 1
1 WILL pay two hundred dollars reward for
the recovery of five MULES stolen from
me on Tuesday night, near the old Opelika Du-
p.jt, and their delivery at Disbrow k Co.’s Sta
bles, opposite old Oglethorpe hotel. One i« a
large black mare mule, age about 5 years; one
medium site horse mule, mouse color, about 1'
f ears old; one horse mule, mouse color, some
0 years old: oue bay borso mule about 11 yours
old; and ono large bay mare mule, brand on
the jaw, about 10 years old.
A proportionate reward for ono or moroor
them, and any information leading to their ro-
oovory liberally rewarded. Reward paid on
UNITED states
INTERNAL REVENUE STAMPS Jni r,
•L o.lvkl und for i.le by R w JAQ(JKS _
Sept 21.1865-tf Pep. OolltetoF.
*^BeHOOL BOOKS.
e«T I* 31
GENERAL PPBCUA81NG AGENCY.
ISRAEL P. IROWX & BON,
A AW LONDON, CONNECTICUT.
W ILL attend promptly to the parcbMin,
and forwarding „talfcla»lo« of MERL'U-
AND1SK and every description ol M At! 111N-
KRV, applicable to tho want, of tho Southern
** All purchases modo free of Commission till
October noxt, at the lowest market rater, ai.d
forwarded hy the most expeditious routes. Or
ders tuu-t be accompanied with the money, and
addressed to us oither at New London, Conn.,
or 82 John Streot, New York.
Hofer to K. E. Brown. Macon, Ga., and W.
G. Clemons, Co'umbus, Ga.
augl-tf
LIVERY AND SALE
STABLE.
UBURGU- Tnylor County.
m oK^uuI'R> of OilingAuv tor said County, I
November 4th. 1805. I
1X7TIERKAS, .Mrs. Nancy Wilson upnlios to
F* to me f«>r Idlers of guardianship for
B. K. Nancy Ann, Sarah Ann, William Benja
min and Joseph L. Wilson, orphans of II. L. N.
Wilson, late ol Taylor county, decoasod.
This is therefore to oite all concerned to file
ibair objections (if any they huvo) why letters
should not be granted tho applicant in toruis
of tho law,
Witnors my baud officially.
J. J. HUFF, Ordinary.
nov 10-wltn
/GEORGIA, Taylor County—Two months
vJ afterdate. I shall apply to the Court of Or
dinary of said county, lor leave to sell all the
real estate of Mnrtha Newsom, late of said
county, deceased, for the benefit of the heirs.
JOSHUA NKWSON, Adm r.
nov lo...2m
G ’ E0RG1A-TA Y LOR C« YN'TY,-N. % .M>-
Invale applies to iuo lor letters of adminis
tration on tho estate of John 8. Davidson, late
of said county, deceased.
All persons concerned are hereby notified to
show eauso (if any they have) why said letters
snould not bo granted to said applicant at the
next November term of the Court of Ordinary
for said county.
Given under my hand, this Nov. 1st, 1865.
J. J. HUFF. Ordinary.
CARRIAGES, HORSES
be is prepared to tarnish a FINK HEARSE,
at short notice.
Horses taken on Hoard and Sale,
and every attention paid to them.
A. UANMULIji
ColuiubttSi09t« 13-U
McKinney applies to me for letters of ad-
nistratiou on the ostato of Joshua McKinuoy,
lato of said county, doceusod.
All porsons coneci nod are hereby notified to
show cause (if any they have) why said letters
should not bo gruutud to said applicant at the
next November term of tho Court of Ordinary
for said county.
Given undar my band, this Nov. 1st. 1865.
novi-d'Jd J. J. HUFF. Ordinary.
a months from date application will bo made
rdinary of Taylor Count
real estate belonging to t
s. n. Wilson, deceased.
HESTER WILSON, Guardian.
Oot3J, 1865-2m|oel8]
. plied tor letters of dismission from
said administration:
It is therefore ordered, thr.t all persons con
cerned show cause, if any they have, why letters
of dismissiuU, as aforesaid, should not be grant
ed to the said applicant by the Court of Ordi
nary to bo held in and lor said county on tho
first Monday in April next; and that this order
be published in terms of the law.
A true oxtract from the minutes of said court.
J. J. HUFF, Ordiuary.
Oct 5-mfitn
EORGIA-TA1 LOR COUNTY.—Hulk Ni
Si.—W. H. Ingram, administrator on tho
estate of W. L. Gay, deceased, having applied
tor totters of dismission from said administra
tion :
lt is therefore ordered that nil persons con
cerned show causo, if nny they have, why let
ters of dismission, as aforesaid, should not be
granted to the said applicant by tho Court of
Ordinary to bo held in and for said county on
the first Monday in April next; und that this
order be published in terms of tho law.
A truo extract from tho minutosof said court.
J. J. HUFF. Ordinary.
• Ooet. 5,1865-in6m
tbo estate of James Garrett, deceased.—Sept.
10,18-55. ELIZABETH GARRETT,
sept 28,—jin Adm’x._
G E U RG 1 A:—T AY LOR COU NTY.-Two
months from date application will be made
to the Honorable Court of Ordinary of Taylor
county, for Icavo to soil tho lands belonging to
tho estate of Oharlos A. Loyd, deceased,—Sept.
19th,1865.
sept23—2m JESSEE ADAMS. Adtn’r.
MARION COUNTY.
Michael and Mnrtha Peacock havo applied
to mo for loiters of udministrution on the estate
ot Huwcll Peacock, deceased, lato of said coun
ty—
All^ersons concerned aro hereby notified to
iow cause (if any they have) why tho adtuinis-
. at ion of said estate should not bo grunted to
suid applicant at a Court of Ordiuary to bo
' eld in Hnd tor said county.
Given uuder my hand October 19th. 1865.
J. M. LOWE.
oet20-lm Ordinary.
ocbica, deceased, has petitioned
this Court for leave to sell the real estate of said
deceased:
This is therefore to site all eoncernod to show
cause, on or beforo the first Monday in October
noxt, why loave should not bo grunted in terms
of the tdatute, Ate.
Witness my official si
25th, 1865. JAS.
sop 28-w2m
P EOR a IAMARION COUNT Y.-W h oreas
\J William Duke, late of said county, deo’d.
died intestato. and hi-, ostale is unrepresented
and not likely to be represented:
All porsons interested are hereby notified to
show causo wny the administration should not
bo vested iu tho Clork ol the Suporior Court, of
said county, or sonic other li. and propor person,
on the first Monday in November next.
Witness, my bund, October 2dd, 1865,
0ct20 w30d
if «.)Ui
J. M. LOWE.
Ord’y.
IIA HR IN OOUNT Y»
GEORGIA—HARRIS COUNTY.
n itiiaiu u. uuumuii, ua r ui
tho Will of Elias 11. Beall, dcc'd. I
Sarah G. Beall,'Elias N. Beall, BILL IN
andother legatces'd E. H.Beall, VEQUITY for
doconscd, and S. J. Whatley, I Discovery ko
Robert MeCunts, Toler Leverett
und other creditors of Elias 11. |
Beall, deceased.
oca is * vo.: j
and Bucklos * t u
Risley and Kitche
Nichols & Co,; Eno A
Seals A Co.: Laney Bojce A Co.; Allen, McLean
’’rntt. Oakley «k Co.; Uarrall,
ChtCfcinan ; Butt,
w M uuu, uuimi and Valentine:
umuel, ltosovelt k Co.; Carroll. Henrick and
Mead ; E. B, Stoddard k Co.; and Waldron,
Eggerton, k Co., do not reside within tho limits
ot suid State, and are not to be found.
It is thereforeordorcd.that servioo bo perfec
ted on said parties, ami all other creditors and
Parties interested in tho estate of said Elias II.
Beall, deceased, by publication of this Order,
onco a mouth for four months before the next
Term of this Court, in tho Columbus Enquirer,
a public gazotto of this State.
JAMES M. MOBLEY,
Complainant’s Solicitor.
A true extract from the Minutes of Harris
Superior Court, this October IJth, 1885.
N. 11. BARDEN, Clerk.
nov 11 imtn
a KOI
We
•n o
ORGIA—HARRIS COUNTY.-Robert
eldon applies for letters of adminis
tration on the estate of Joseph W. Adams,
deceased, late of said couuty.
All persons concerted are hereby notified to
show cause (it any they have), why the admin
istration of said estate should not be granted to
raid applicant at the next December Term of
the Court of Ordinary tor said county.
Given under my hand November 1st, 1865.
GEO. W. MULLINS.
nov2*w30d Ordinary.
G KORUIA-IIARKI.S COUNTY,-Jo.epn f.
Glasj applies for lectors of Administration,
do bonis non on tho estate of Wilburn Gloss,
and for lotturs of administration on the ostate
of Mrs. Paruuliu Glass, doceusod. late of said
county.
All persons concerned me hereby notified to
show cause (if any they have) why said letters
should not be granted to suid applicant at the
next December term cf the Court of Ordinury
for said county.
Given under my band, this Nov. 1st, 1B05.
men. w miii.1.1nm
nov2-w80d
NtSCOUKE COUNTY.
p EORO'IA, MIIBC0GKK COUNTY.-Grlcby
vJ - E. Thomas, Jr-, Administrator with the
will Ac., of Gripaby K. Thomas, 6r., deceased,
has filed his petition for leave to sell the lands
belonging to said deceased. A part of said
lands being wild and uncultivated,lying in oth
er couuties. Tho Order sought will bo to sell
such lands at private sale, at tho discretion of
the administrator,
All persons interested are hcroby notified to
6how causo, (if any they have,) why such orders
should not be grunted at the next February
Term of the Court of Ordinary, to be held in
uud for said county.
Given under my hand this lGth a Nov„ 1865. B
JN0. JOHNSON. Ordinary.
nov 17 60d _
f t KORUIA-MUSCOGEE COUNTY-Peter
v J McLaren has applied for administration of
tho ostate of Mrs. Lucy A- McLaren, deo’d,
lute of said county.
All persons concerned aro hereby notified to
show cause (if any they have), why the admiais*
tration of as id estate should not be granted
to said applicant at tbo next December Term
of the Court of Ordinary to bo held in and for
•aid county.
Uiven uuder toy hand this Ootober 31st, 1865.
, J NO. JOHNSON. Ordinary.
/■^.EOllG I A—MUSCOGEE COUNTY—CouaT
\T.ok Obdikaby, October Term. 1865.—Knit
Saruuol A. Billing, administrator with
the will, Ac., ot Frederic Toby, deceused, has
applied for dismission:
ft is therefoic ordered that all porsons con
cerned show causo (if any thoy have) why said
administrator should not be dismissed at the
Court ol Ordinary to he held in and for said
county on tbo first Monday in Mar next, and
that this ordor be published according to law.
A true estractfroin the ininutos.
JNO. JOHNSON. Ordinary.
Oct 29, l&bi-wfim
(l KORGIA-M UfiOOGH ftCOUNfY.-Oiuv 1
vl on Ordihaby. Ototobor Term, ltovi
aVm».—Jonathan English, administrator ot the
e^tate of Thomas L. Stockton, deceased, has
applied for dismission:
Therefore it is ordered that all persons con
aerned be notified to show cause (If any they
have) why said .administrator should not be
dismissed at the next May Term ot the Court
of Ordinary to be hold in and for said county,
and that tula order bo published according to
law.
A truo extract from the minutes
JNO. JOHNSON. Ordinary.
October 29,1865-m6m
G 2.K0RGI A—MUSCOGEE COU NT Y.—Court
• or Orptvauy, October Term, 1865.—/fa/*
Ifiti.—Samuel A. Billing, administrator of the
estato of Henry M. Jernfgan, deceased, has ap
plied for dismission:
It is therefore ordered that all persons con
cerned show oause (if any they hare) why said
administrator should not be dismissed at the
noxt May Torin of tho Court of Ordinary to bo
hold in aud for said county, and that this ordor
be published according to law.
A truo extract from tho minutes.
JNO. JOHNSON, Ordinary.
October 29. 1865-mfim
G EORQIA-MUSCOGKK COUNTY .-John
Peabody and Wn. H. Brennan have ap-
5 lied for administration of tho estate of tvan
ones, decoasod, late of said county.
All porsons concerned are hereby notified to
show cause (if any they have) why the admin
istration of said estate should not be granted
to said applicants at the next December Term
of the Court of Ordinary to be held in and for
said county,
* " sp tnv him.
JOHNSON Ordinary.
G KORdIA, MUSCOGKK COUNTY.-llunry
M. S»pp, administrator of John W. II, Big
gin. decoasod, has applied for loave to sell the
real estate of said deceased.
All persons concerned are heroby notified to
show cause (if any they have) why an order for
the sale of said real estate should not be grac
ed at the noxt Junuary term ol tuo Court of
Ordinary, to be held in and for said county.
Given under my hand this 25th day of Octo
ber. 1865. JNO, JOHNSON.
0ct2G 60d; Ordinary.
v u. w ooiioik, ojmmiaiuuor oi roe esiavo oi
Joseph W. Woolrolk, deceived, has applied for
leave to sell the real estate ot said doconscd,
All persons concerned are hereby notified to
show oause, (if any thoy have), why leave to sell
said real estato should not be granted at tho
next January Torn of the Court of Ordinary to
bo held in and for said county.
Given under my hand this 21st day of October,
1865 JNO. JOHNSON. Ordinury.
oct 22 wGOd
T WO M(5^THS afier date application will
be mode to tbo Court of Ordinary of Chat
tahooc'.ieeoountv. Ga., for loavo to sell the real
estate of C. W. King, lato of said, county, de-
rnnued. Onl. 2l«t lilii'i
G eorgia—mubcogee county.-win-
iam A. Waters has filed his petition for ad
ministration of the estate of Lltlloberry Elder,
decoased, late of said county.
All persons concerned are hereby notified to
show cause, if any they have, why the admin
istration of said estate should not be granted to
said applicant at the n. xt December term of tho
Court of Ordinary for said county.
Given uuder my hand this 20th October, 1865.
JNO. JOHNSON, Ordidury.
oct 21-w30d
Executor’! Sale.
O N the first Tuesday in December noxt will
be sold at tho Court House in Columbus,
Muscogee county, two lots of land Nos. 259 nml
285 in the 10th district of said county, each lot
containing 202^ acres. Tho Muscogee Rail
road runs through this land, one lot pretty well
improved and all well timbered. 8old in con
formity with the will of Daniol Cordray, de
ceased, for the purposo of distribution. Terms
cash. DANIEL CORDRAY,
oct<-wtd jj Kxeoutor.
CHATTAHOOCHEE COUNTY.
G eorgia—chattaboochkk county.—t<
all whom it may oonoern.—John H. Wil
kinson having jq proper form applied to me for
permanent letters of administration on the
estato of W. G, Wilkinson, deceased, lato of
said county, Otis is to oite all and singular the
creditors und noxt of kin of W. G. Wilkinson
to be und appear at my office on tho first Mon
day in Decombor next and show cause, if any
they can, why permanent administration should
noth®granted to John U. Wilkinson on W. G.
>V ilkinsou’s estate.
Given under my hand and official signature
Nor. 1st, 1865. JAMES CASTLEBERRY,
nov 10 wlin Ordinary.
f'KORGL A-CHATTAHOOCHEECOUNTY.
To all whom it may coneern: Hyman Al
britton having, in proper form, applied to me
for permanent letters of administration on the
ostate of Charles Coussons. late of said county,
this is to cite all and < infular, the creditors and
next of kin of Charles Coussons, to be and ap
pear at tny office, within the time allowed 6y
law, and show cause, if any they can, why per
manent administration should not be granted
to Hyman Albritton on Cbarlos Cousson’s
estate.
Witness, my hand and official signature,
, „ . JAMES CASTLEBERRY,
novl w30d Ordinary.
IN' otice.
A LL persons indebtod to John G, Berry, late
To. of Chattahoooheu oounty, deceased, are
requested to come forward and make immediate
payment and those holding claims against said
estate to present thorn duly authenticated,
xr . e JAS. S. ALLUMS, Ex’or.
Nov. 4, 1865-w5t j c
Notice to Creditors and Debtors^
A LL persons having claims against the estate
fk. of Grigsby K. Thomas, sr., deceased, are
hereby notified to present them duly authenti
cated, within the time prescribed bylaw. Those
iudobted to said estate are requested to make
immediate settlement.
GRIGSBY E. THOMAS, Jr..
Adm’r with the will, io,
nov 18 w6w
FOR SALE.
TWO HIGHLY IMPROVED
COTTON PLANTATIONS.
O NE, well known as Roanoke, in BarVur
oounty, Alabama, elevon miles above Eu-
faula, and thirty-five below Columbus, lying
immediately on the Cbattahooohoe river, con
taining 2,400 acres. 1,300 of which are cleared,
and 800 river bottom.
The other known os Oalebce, In Maoon coun
ty, Alabama. situated about throe miles from
the Mobile and Girard Railroad, and 45 miles
from Columbus, and containing 1,760 acres, 900
of which are oleared, and being part rioh prairie
account of their productiveness, and conven
ient locatiou. Each place has the neoessary
outbuildings for 40 to d0 laborers. Provisions,
stock, and implements, can bo bought at mar
ket value on the places. Negroes on the pla
ces may be hire'!.
Apply to E. W. SKABROOK.
, Columbus, Ui
nov 17 2Uwlm
Male School.
LU. 1866. i
■■■Qk
? JOT
ceive a large number of boys
into my sohool. which I expect to
re-open on the 22d oi January.
Arrangements will be made for a
Boys Reading Room and Library.
tuUi “ a for *“» ° r
Pupils must furnish bed olothes (for double
bedstead,) washing, cup, towels and candles.
I shall keep no pupil who does not make
reasonable improvement, nor one in whoso
veracity I cannot confide.
Ob.rgM mu.t b» P.id ip adnne.: but I ahull
roruml r.ti.bly whop . pupil i, romu.od (or any
cause.
A German teacher of rnuale resides near ino,
who will give lessons, at usual ratos, to those
who have any talent in that liue, and may de
sire to improve it.
Persons who may wish to send their sons or
wards ought to make application soon.
R. M. JOHNSTON,
nov 17 2tawlm
ESTABLISH!) IN 1780.
T. MACKENZIE & SONS,
NO. Hll BATIMORE STREET,
(NEAR CHARLES.)
BALTIMORE, MD.,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
COACH, WAUON AND SA9DLIBY HABDWABK
AND HARNESS MATERIALS,
FELLOES, SPOKES. HUBS. BOWS.
SHAFTS. AXLES, SPRINGS,
ENAMELED AND PATENT CANVAS
ENAMELED DASH AND COLLAR
XiDATHBR,
COACH VARNISH, JAPAN AND LEATI1
EH VARNISH. BENZOINS,
II.row. Oil BlMkinr, Axl« Urww. Curb,'
Bolt,. Bind., Oil Cloth, Buekloi. T«mU.
Iloolt., Bit),. Ornawontfl, U»tuu, Lw.,
Frio.,., Ac., ,11 ,t tbo lowwt prioa,
^ CASU ’
Salt! SaltTi
7O COAST SALT for .,1. by
BEDELL A CO.
PHQSNIX FOUNDRYfjfta
j l biontb, ,;«r ono tbon.iind c«bb)
per oue
AND MACHINE SHOP.
friends ami the public generally, that thojr
havo built u first class Foundry and Machine
Shop on Oglethorpo streot. botwoon Franklin
anything
make mi)
SUGAR]
their hue of business. Wo will
despatch.
In connection with our business, we havo se
cured the sorviocs of a first class froeduian, who
oharg .
L. II AIM AN k CO.,
P. S. All kinds of Country Produeo taken in
exchanjro for work, on liboral terms.
CITY FOUNDBY.
I ^IIE subscribers would respectfully inform
. their frionds and the public generally, that
they havo REBUILT their FOUNDRY, aud
are now propared to do any kind of CASTINGS
of Brass or Iron: such a-i Sugar Mills of the
most IMPROVED PATTERN, and any site:
which wo will WARRANT to STAND: SYRUP
KETTLES, BARK MILLS, GIN GEARING,
and any Rind of mill work.
Wo will make any kind of Machinery to or
der; such as SAW-MILLS. GRIST MILLS,
and in tact any thing in our lino.
49* In connoction with our business,we have
secured the service.* of one of the best PAT
TERN MAKERS in tho country.
We nro al.-<o making a large assortment of
HOLLOW-WARE: such as POTS. OVENS,
SKILLETS. SPIDERS and LIDS.
Wow'll exchange any thing in our line for
any kind ot Country Produce, at old PRICES
or MONEY.
Ordors respectfully solicited and promptly
exoouted.
PORTER. McILUKNNY k CO..
Near Steamboat Landing.
May 19,1865.—tf Columbus, (la 1
For Sale,
A FIRST CLASS second-hand forty-horso
powor
STEAM EXsTGUdSTE,
in perfect running order. It has a good doublo-
liucd Boiler und all the uppurtenunots necos-
surv to make it complete for immediate work.
Address A. A; SMITH WICK,
Eufaula. Ala., or
sopt21-tf Enquirer Office, Columbus,'Ga
Hegeman’s Pure Cod Liver Oil,
F OR Sulo by
I10V 15 tf
CARTER k FLOURNOY.
(J. States luterual Revenue Taxes.
TABLE I.
MANUFACTURES, ARTICLES AND
PRODUCTS, AUCTION SALES,
Advertisements, 3 per cent.
Ale, Boer, Ac., per barrel of 31 gallons, one
dollar.
Auction Sales, in gross amount, \\ oflpor
cent.
Banks auu Bunking—Monthly duty of 1*24 of
1 per cent, upon tho capital ol banks and per
sons engaged in bunking.
Banks and Bunking—Amount invested in
United States Bonds oxoinpted.
Banks and Banking—Monthly duty of 1-12 of
ofl percent- upon avoragoamount ot circula-
tiou.issued by any bunk.
Bunks and Banking—Additional monthly
duty ol 1-6 of 1 per cent, upon averago amount
of circulation beyond 1*0 percent, of capital.
Banks and Banking—Additional monthly
duty oi 1-0 ofl nor cent, upon amount of cir
culation beyond the average for tho six months
procoding July 1.180-1.
Burytos, sulphate of, per 100 pounds, 12 cents.
Boor, lagor beer, ale, porter, and similar fer
mented liquors, per barrel, it' not more than 31
gallons, one dollar.
Benzine, refined, producod by tho distillatioo
ol coal, asphaltum, shale, poat, petroleum, or
, per gallon, 20 cents*.
Bicarbonate of Sodas, por pound, 5 mills.
Billheads aud Printed Cards, 5 per cent
Billiard Tablos, lor privato use, euoh $10 por
nnnuin. Same lor public uso.
Boots and Shoes, 5 per cent.
Brass. 3 per cent.
Bricks. 3 por cent.
Bridges, receiving tolls, on gross recolpta, 3
peroeut.
Brokers, and Bankers doing business as bro
kers, upon all -Halos of merchandise, produce or
other goods, yfrot l per cont. Upon all sales and
oontructs for rales of Blocks and bonds, 1-20 of 1
por cont. on the par valuo thereof. And of gold
and silver bullion and coin, foreign •xobango,
promissory notes, or other securities, 1-20 of 1
por cont. on tho amount of such sales, and of all
contracts tor such sales.
Candles. 5 per cent.
Candy, sugar valuo at not oxceeding 20 coots
per pound, 2 cents.
Candy, oxceoding 20 and not exceeding 40
conts por pound, 4 cents.
Candy, oxccouing 40 oonts per pound, or sold
otherwise than by the pound, 10 percent.
Canal Boats, on gross receipts, i\% per cent.
Caps, 5 per oeut.
Curriago, Gig, Chaise, Phmton, Wagon. Bug
gy Wagon, Carryall, lloekaway. or other like
carriage, und any Coach, H&cknoy Coooh, Om
nibus, or four-wheeled Carriage, the body of
which rests upon springs of any description,
which may bo kept for use, for hire, or for pas
sengers, and whioh shall not be used exclusively
in husbandry or lor the transportation of merch
andise, valued at fitly dollars and not exooed-
IS! barn,,, u«ed
Itonlh, iiur one l.houenna cuoto ieo;, »
Gins illuminating, whon th< product
itiovo fuw.ww ouhlo foot por month.
thouMDil cubic foot—twonll-Dro oouti.
Glove, and Mittens, 5 por cent.
Hold Leal, per pack, containing not more
than twonty liouks, of twenty-live leave, aaob,
Ci Gold°Fot*l?two dollars per ounce, tr» weUWj
Gold, producod from uuarl, m‘nos, from bod,
of rivers, from the earth, or in any otntr man
ne (5mgor, ground, and all imitations, inr lb.
0n (!lue l and Gelatin, of all descriptions, in the
solid state, per pound, oneceut. f
Glue ami Cement, made wholly or In part or
gluo, to no sold In a liquid state, per gallon 40
cents.
Gravo Stones, five per cent.
Gunpowder, and all explosive •« «
made lot mining, blasting, artillery, or
purposes, when valued at 28 cent! por in.*
l»ur pound, 1 cent.
n K
»r lo
Uunpowdrr, and all explosive substanoei
modo fur mining, blasting, arltilery or sporting
purposes, when valued abovo 28 cents per vu.»
and not oxeooding 38 cents per lb., 1><i cents.
Gunpowder, and all explosive substanoei
made lor mining, blasting, artlllerr, or sporting
purposo.*, wheu valued at above 68 otntfl per
pound, 8 cents.
Hats und bonnets,5 per oent. . , , ,
Hulls, os launched, of ships, barks, brigs,
schooners, sloops, sail boats, steamboats, canal
boats, nnu all other vessels and watercraft, riot
including ongiucs or rigging, hereafter built,
made or constructed, two por cunt.
Income, the sum of $609 exompt.
Income, tho tax ef 5 por cent, over t>00 and
not over $5.uuo.
Income, tax of VA per cent, on excoss of
$5,000 and not exceeding $10,000.
Income, tax of ton per cont on thooxoess
ovor ton thousand dollars.
Insurance Companies, on gross receipts, one
and a half percent.
Iron, pig, per ton, two dollars.
Iron BIooiuh, dlubs or Loops, wnother made
in foirros or bloouieries, per ton, throe dollars.
Iron, railroad per ton, three dollars.
Iron, ro rolled, per ton, two dollars.
Iron, all advHiicod beyond blooms, slabs or
No. 18, wire gunge, por ton, throe dollars
Iron Plate, not less than X A of an inch thick,
per ion, three dollars. . .
Iron Band, Hoop, and sheet, thinner than
number eightoou, wiro guage per ton, fivedol-
Iron Plate, less than of an inch in thick
ness, por ton, fivo dollars. . „ „ ,
Iron Nails, cut and wrought, Ppikos and
horso-shoo Nails, when wrought by hand, per
ton five dollars. ,
Iron Castings, used for bndgos or other por-
iniiiiont structures, por ton, three dollars.
Iron Castings, oxceoding ten pounds in
woight, for each casting, not othorwisu provided
tor, per ton, throo dollars. .
Iron Rivets, exceeding \* of an inch in
diametor. por ton, fivo dollars.
Iron Nuts, loss than two ounces eaoh in
weight, per ton, five dollars.
Iron Bolts, not lesj than four ouncos in
woigbt, por ton, five dollars.
Jowelry ,(see Precious dtonos,) ten per contj |
Kid Skins, five per cent.
Knitted Fabrics, five per cent.
Lard Oil, five percent.
Lead, white per ono hundred pounds, thirty-
fivo cents.
Loud Pipes, fivo per cent.
Lead,shoot, five per cont.
Lead, shot, five per cent.
Lead, ingots, pigs or bar/, throo per cont.
Lontnor, patent, enameled and japanned
leather and skins of every description, fivo por
cent.
Leather, oil dried, and Doer Skins dressed or
smoked, fivo per cont.
Leather of all descriptions, tanned or par
tially tanned, in the rough, five ner cent.
Leather, curried or finished, five per oent.
Legacies, (see Succession to Real Estate.)
Lithographers, productions of, fivo por cent.
Liuio, three percent.
Linseed Oil, five cents per gallon.
Lotteries, on gross roceipts, fivo percent
,. I
Steamboats, 2 l A per cont. on recoil.u ' *" '
Ships 2 X A par cunt on rccuipu.
Starch, made of potatoes per pouml.2n.ii.
Htaroh, made of coru or wheat, p 0 r twL. ik
mills. . # . ^OUDl;
titaren, made of rice ot any other nutnrf.,
per pound. 1 cont.
Steam Engines, Inolading Lgconiotiti . .
Marine Engines, 3 por cent. T * ‘tt
Steel, in ingots, bars, shoots, or *1..
less than M of an inch thick, valuedV,? 01
cents per pound or less per ton, five doiu!?
Stuel, In Iniot,, bar,, ihoct, or wir, ,,>•
than H ol an ‘"o* 1 Ib'ok, valued above
coats |>«r iiound and not abovo eleven ij
ner pound, por ton, ten dollars.
Steel. In Ingots, bara.sbeots or wire lDot ,
than K{of an inch thick, vs; ued at .C
elevon cents per ton. twel ve dollars ami a,
Stone, freestone, sandstone, marble Si
building stone ot any other description. .{S
dressed. hoVtn or finished, .1 per cont.
Sterreotypes, nil productions of, r> ,, er
Stoves per ton, three dollars.
Skins, goat. kid. sheep, horse, ho* 0r d*.
tanned or dressed, in tho rough 5 peroto?'
Skins, when previously asseased i n ,'v.-
rough, and upon which duties have been ,, I
tually paid, shall bo wwessed on tbo inemil
value only when carried or Unishod,
Succession to Roal Estate, whore the m, I
oefsor shall be a lineal issue or u li r , u i JJ1
cosiorof tho predecessor, on tho value of tk.’I
real estate, on each one hundred dollar,; ^1
Succession to Roal Estate, where tboinec-I
sor shall bo a brother or a sister of the mu I
cossor upon the valuo, per ono hundreddgjJ I
two dollars. 1
^Succession to Real Estato, where thoeuce^ I
shull bo a brother or sistor of the ftthgil
mother, or a descendant of a brother orriitg,B
of the father or mother of tho pred«cein)t^[
one hundred dollars, four dollars.
Succession to Roal Estato, where then^ L
sor shall be a brother or sister of tha g^Tj(|
father or grandmother, or a dbgcondant Jf jTM
brother or sistor of the grand father or tmu I
mother of tho prodcccssor, per ono buadriil
dollars, five dollars. |
Sucoesvionto Real Estate, whore thesQ^ft
sor shall be of any other degree of collateral
consanguinity to the prodeoessor, or nhall Utl
stranger in blood, por ono hundred dollar* *
dollars.
Succession to Porsonal Property, sameaiBi
Estate.
Sugar brown or muscovado, not abovekl
12 Dutch standard in color, produced direct!
from the sugar cane, and not from sorghuaT
impehcc, other than tliuso produced by tfaeJ
finer, por pound. 2 cents. L
On nil clarified and refined sugar aboveftJ
12 au i not above No. IS Dutch stati<I n rdincolJf
produced directly from tbo sugar cano, aodn
from sorghum or iui)iohoo, per pound,
Sugar, on all clarified or refined sugar ibd
No. 18, Dutch standard in color, produced
rectlv "
ghum . . . .
Sugar, on gross amount of saloi of refill
including nil the products of'their tuanufi
ries or reliueries, u duty of 2)<J |)er cent.
Sugar Candy, valued fit not above 20cti.
pound, por pound, 2 cents-
Sugar Candy, exceeding 20 and not exceed!
40 oonts por pound, 4 cents.
therewith, each, uuu uonar.
Carriages ot like description, valued at above
ono hundred dollars and not af
dred dollars, each, two dollars.
Carriages of like descriptions, valued at abovo
two hundred dollars and not above three hun
dred dollars, each, three dollars.
Carriages of like description, valued above
threo hundred dollars and not abovo five hun
dred dollars, each, six dollars.
Carriage, of like de,ori|-tion. valued above
five hundred dollar,, each, tea dollars
cont LS8m-SrOUnl1 ' an<1 ali imitatic>111 ' Par lh. 1
Uattle, eeo Slangbterod Cattle.
Cement, Homan or water. 3 per cent.
Chemical Production,, all uoyompouudeduot
otherwue provided for, 5 per ceut
Chocolate, prepared, per pound,' l'A cent,,
figarrottos, made of tobaoeo, indeed in a
paper wrapper, valued at not over five dollar,
per hundred package, each containing not
uuro than twenty-fire cigarette,, oue dollar
pohundrod packages.
Cigarettes, made wholly of tobacco, and also
on cigars known as cheroots, or short sixes
valued in each caaa at not over live dollar, poi
thousand, threo dollurs per thousand.
eigart, valued at over fivo dollar, and not
ovor filteon dollar, perthoiuand, eight dollar,
P cr thousand.
Cigar,, valuod at ovor fifteen dollar, and not
°»or thousand 0 UrS P ° r Ulouai " d ' dollar.
Cigars, valuod at over thirty dollar, per thou
sand and not over forty.five dollars, twenty-five
dollars per thousand, ^
Cigar,, ut ovor forty-fivedollari per thousand,
forty dollars por thousand; and the valuation
of cigars herein mentioned shall in all oue
tho valuo of tho oigar, exclusive of tho tax
Circuses, Theatres, uud all show,. 2 per cent,
on gross roceipts.
Clocks and 'limepiecos, and Clock Movement,,
when sold without being ciuod, 8 per cont.
Cloth,, and all toitilo or knittod and foltod
fabrics ut cutUin, wool or .lbn material, be
fore the same has been dyed, printed or bleach
ed, and all oloth painted, enameled, sbirrod
tarred, varnl,lied oroiled, 5 por cent.
“ nd 1111 apparel made to
order, in excoss ovor six hundred uollars, 3 per
Clothing, readr-mado, 5 per cent,
one cent' * roun(1, aI111 * 11 in »>t»tion«, per lb„
Clovo Stoms. ground, and all imitations, per
pound, one oent. “
Coal, mineral,, exoept pea ooal and dust ooal
per ton, 5 oent.’, '
Coal oil. per gallon, twonty oeut,.
Coal Tar, produced in the manufacture of it.
luiuinating gas, aud tha nroduota of the re-dii-
tillation of the ooal tar thus produced, exempt
t^Coeoa. prepared, per pouud. oue aud . hLli
„Vr“? e “'® rouni1 ' “ mi »» ground lubatanee, for
coffee, or preparation, ol which oottee forms .
part.jicr pound, one cent, ““ *
cenU°' “ U1,ruu “ li “ttbsitlute. for. perlb,, one
t^fsaa'S'Ksjsaiff bo1 ,xc " din ‘
n .g&^«Vc. , u"S“‘' 00011 aod
Oonfoeuonory. exceeding ftrly eents i.er lb
Sint? W olhorwi "° lUau *»y tho pound. 10
fp. roC:&.-. b r a j a !!-»
vulmv' t ' on “'» IUM . on tros, rMeipts, three
B®r 5 j*«aar~-
^ttoouttal Oil, tf »n dcKrlptlous. flv, per
,rf^Vi;i C ” i,l ' 1 ‘ tu "*’ »«««» on
or air-
1 rulis preset rod, five per cent.
,ornun« h uuh a rt .“13.“Si! of wood -
Fur. of all daMriptioh, Ihl’d c, ” t -
mauufsetnrcKl, fiV.perciit^ wh * u .»“» »P or
tfM. lltumlnttiui. mad, of coal, wholly *, |,
MuiiHfootures of cottou, wool, silk, worsted,
flax, komp, ju'e, India rubber, guttu percha,
wood, willow, glass, pottery waro, leatnor, pa
per, iron, steel, lend, tin, coppor, sine, brass,
gold, silver, horn, ivo»-y, boue, bristles, wholly
or in part, or of uuy other material not other
wise provided for, fivo per cent.
Manufactures, increased in value by boing
polished, paiutod, varnished, ete , etc*, on th?
increased value, five per oent.
Marble Gravestones, and othor monumontal
stones, whether with or without inscription five
per cent.
Masts, spars, shin or vossol Blooks, 2 per cent.
Meats, presorvoa. 5 per cent.
Mineral Coals, oxcept pea coal and dust coal,
per ton—5 cents.
Mineral Water from springs, e*c., oach bottle
containing not more than a pint—cent.
.Mineral Water—containing uot more than a
quart—ono oent.
Mineral Water, artificial, 5 per oent.
Moccasins—5 per cent.
Mustard, ground and ull other imitations per
pound, 1 cent.
Museums aud all shows, 2 pep cent, on re
oeipts.
Molasses, produced directly from sugar cane
juice, five cents per pound.
luc
r gallon.
. . r .w,.w.m ~y the diSe..«weave.
of coal, asphaltum, shale, poat, petroleum or
reck oils, etc., per gallon, 20 cents.
Oil, iUuiaiuuting, produced by tho distillation
of coal, asphaltum. shale, peat, petroleum, or
rock oils, and all other bituminous substances
used lor a like purpose, per gallon, 20 cents
Oil, Luru, per gallon, 5 cents.
Oil, mustard seed, per gallon, 5 cents.
Oil, all auirnul and vegetable, not exempted
or otherwise provided for, por ga'lon.G cents.
Operas, Museums, Theatres, and all Hhows,
on gross receipts, 2 per cent.
Oxide of Zinc, por 100 pounds, 35 cents.
Paints, as below, 5 per cent.
Painters’, Colors, dry or ground, In oil or in
paste, or with wator, not otherwise provided
for, 5 per cont. Si
Parasols. 5 nor cent.
Payer, of all description*, including paste-
bourd. binders’ board, aud tarred paper fur
roofing and othor purposes 3 per cent.
Pamphlets, 5 per cent.
Passports, $5.
Photographs, 5 per cent,
Pepper, ground, and all imitations, per lb.,
1 cont.
Piano Fortes, Organs, Melodeons. or other
parlor Musical Instruments, kept for use, not
including those placed in churches or public
edifices, ivalued ut not less than $100 and not
above $200 each, two dollars.
Piano Fortes, etc., wheu valuod at abovo $200
and not above $100, each, four dollars.
Piano Fortes etc., when valued above $400.
each, six dollars.
Pickles, 5per cont.
Pins, solid head or other, 5 percent.
Plato, ol gold, kept for use, per ounce, troy,
50 coats.
Plate of silver, kept for use, per oance. troy,
oconts.
Provided, That silver spoons or plate of silver
usod by ono furnily to un amount not exceeding
for y ounces, as aforesaid, belonging to any one
person, plate belonging to religious societies,
and souvenirs und keepsakes aotually given
and recoived us such and not kept for use ; also
all premiums awarded as a token of merit by
any agricultural society, corporation, or asso-
Jh^bewemptfromdutvf "“ , ' P0 “ , What8v * r ’
Preciou, Stones, 10 por oont.
„.i : c ™£ us st0 “ 0S - °" which duties hive been
of settine 80t ° r rMOt ’ l "' 1 ' tax ° nly 0,1 vaiu *>
1 oeilt °“ t0 ’ r ° Ulu1, a “ d aM imiutioi »- Per lb,,
Preserved Fruits five por cent.
Printed Books. Mngntines, Pamphlets * lie-
views, end ell other similer printed publica
tions. except newspapers, 6 Peroeut!
in 1 ,!! 0 ,!? a , nii ( alQter '.e Colors, dry or eround,
in oil oi paste, or with water, not otherwiao
providod lor. 5 per cent, umerwiao
oent|nto d 1)illholld •• »od Circular,. 5 per
oen° lcllSilv0r ' pr0lluced ln »ny manner, 2 per
Hsilroads on gross rooeipU, 2'A per conL*
. 0 ic\?r„^nJ”ed r v 0 ;Toe!3 ,?o°r ” ° V ° r ’ °“
8a eratus. per pound, 5 mills.
“ aJo
Salt, por ll.*0 pounds, 6 cents.
per°cent!' C °"' m0uly call ' , ‘ »<x>J-scrow.-10
Shot, 5 por cont.
b ;'rodLUl d L 2 m POr urrl, 0 Si r nr lp f^m
manner, r )7of*!’per’tont. <,ar ‘ h ’ ° r in “*
Catt'e, Swine and Sheep, on all
ttiSSSSSiS
tilaughtorod Cattle, etc., on all outlie ami
KFiSM'" “° nthl ° w - 'Uugfit(fred^fi
Slaughtered Onttlo. eto„ on ell .win.
slaughtered. lOoentsper hoij. ‘ ino
blaughtorod Cuttle, eto„ on all she.,,
itmbs alaughtered! t cents per beUd. “ P nd
nn 1 ,n r0 hi dl . d iH lha da,U “, not exceeding five in
ggfSwSSSt
gouff, nor pound, .« oonts.
Soap, ,oft, 5 per cent.
oumJI'a mllj, 0 : V “ |U ° “ ot abov# 4,re oent, p,r
Soap, Castile, value above five oonts 1 cent
to’ ^ u '• ««• 0 nl -
•»»•»• Cvtila.
axeeutLnft <*"«'ll'tion,. white or oolorod,
for valued n! 1 ; a K d ‘"“J’ etherwiso provideil
per* poundAi mllU?" 0 ^ 0 ‘‘ v ° 000,1
bo*p, all other doscrlptiou,. valuod abovo
® ? u ® V eo .V? ,)or Pound, 1 oent.
goda U ater, etc., 6 nor coot.
sZT&'tiz iXuirt .!■ &•
Sugar Candy, cxcocding 40 cents per pound J
•Id otherwise than by tho pound, 111 pere
Sulphato ot Burytos.por 100 pounds, 12«
Ga, FU.'c°L P ten’ ffi 1 .* 10 ” ° f> 6M ""'
H 0ft,0r8 » \ou dollars. u
®, • I n . ,ls und Taverns (when the r^*L
be two hundred dollars or less,) ten dulhfj
Jlotols, Inns and Taverns (whon tb«if
shall exceed two hundred dollars, for
tional ono hundred dollars or fractions! 1*1
excoss ol two hundred dollars) tivo dollar H
j ntelligouco Office Keepers, teu dollsA r
Insurance AgonU, ten dollurs.
Insurance Agents, foreign, fifty dollfttt,
Jacks, ten dollars.
Juggiors. twonty dollars.
Lawyers, ten dollar,.
V 0,on Jolla' 8 -
Lottery Ticket Dealers.mne hundreii
Manufacturers, teu dollars.
Miners, ton dollars.
Intent Right Dealers, ton dollar?. m
. rJ.* 1 i ( T. ith ,uoro t,inn two hor*|
mules) fifty dollars.
five do Mars’ lwo torsos or muloi)
doVlars 000 ^ or8C or mule)* 1
Poddjsrs, (travelling on foot) ten doll* I
rodd ers, dry goods, fifty dollar)
Poddlors, jewelry, fifty dollars. a
Photographers, (whoso receipts do nol* 1 !
uvo hundred dollurs) ten dollar*.
nundrod dollars and under ono tlioiusfll
•ars, fifteen dollars. Over ono thousao*^
twenty-five d dlars.
Plumbers, ten dollars.
Physicians, Surgeons and Dentists, tin
Roal Estate Agon U, ton d«)llur.s.
Roc tillers (for ouch S00 barrels) twssV
dollars,
ft®. «! ‘A 0 * 1 , 8 ™' ton dollars. .
UeUli Dealers in Liquors, twenty-fivsd*'.
Bullions and Jacks, ton dollars. , .J
Steamora and Vessohi, (furnishing »^1
loffigings) twonty-fivodollMrs. .1
Tallow Chandlotb and Soup Makers.
lors. J
i Museums, Concert Halls, os* 1
dred dollars.
TobacouaUts, ten dollars. , M
»V holusale Demurs, (except li.piors) W
annual «ales do not exceed iOQ.000, fifty.$JB
R holusale Dejilers, (except liquors' .
«»l“ exceed fifty lhuu,a.nd doll.ri l«
additional ono thousaud dullars in si^l
ftjtliouband dollMiri. one dolls/ , 4
nnolsaflle Dealers m Liquors, luoifD^
'holosalv dealers.
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Telegraph Companies, c
Toxtilo fabrics, 5 per cent.
Tbeatros, operas, cirouses, museums, sudJ
shows, on gross receipts, 2 por cent,
Thread 5 per cont.
Tiles, draining, 3 per cont.
Tobacco, cavendish, plug, twist, and all ot
kinds of manufactured tobacco not herein i
vided for. from which the stem has boeu til
out in wholo or in part, or which is sweeteai
35 cents por pound.
Tobacco, smoking tobacco manufactured
all the atom in, the leaf not having been bull
or strippod from tho stum, and on refuse tobi
00 J t, 1 ,OTfI1 ^ fi» 0 ; cu t shorts, 25 cents pur poui
Tobacco, smoking tobacco, mado oxciusiv
of stems, and not mixed with leaf or leal
stems, lo emits per pound,
Tobacco, line-cut chewing whothcr monul
turod or loose, or in hulk. 35 conts per poum
Tobacco huufl und Snuff Flour, utanufaeb
of tobacco, ground, damp or dry, pickled,
ted, or otherwise, per pound, 35 cents.
Tobacco, line-out, manufactured to besoHl
delivered loose in bulk, or’in packages, paptJ
wrappers, or boxes, por pound, 35 cents.
Toll Road, Ferry or Bridge, c
3 ner cont.
Trust Companies, on dividends and snnl
gains, 5 per cent.
Turnpiko Companies'^ Bonds, on tho ictcn
of, 5 por cont.
Turpontino. spirits of, per gallon, 20cenut
Umbrellas nnil Parasols, 5 per oeut. f
Varhish or Japan, made wholly or in part A
gum copal; or othor gums and flubstancal
per cont. ■
Vegetables, preserced, 5 per oent.
Vessels, engross receipts, 2 X A por cont. -
t Watches, gold watches, composed wholl/l
in part of gold or gilt, kept for uso, vnlusdl
$100 or less, each, one dollar- 1
V/atches, gold watches, composed anollr
in part of gold or gilt, kept for use. value!
above $100, each, two dollars.
White load, per 100 pounds, 35 couts.
Wine, made of grapes, per gallon, 5 oenlt
Wine, all other, and liquors known os
produced by boing rootifled und mixei
othor spirits, or into which any matters
ever may bo infused, to bo sold ns wine,
otherwise provided for, ner gallon, exceptL
made from currants, rnuburb or borriti,
cents.
Yachts, Pleasure or racing boats, by«..
steam, measuring by custom-home inea?tt
mont ton tons or loss, euch, five dollar*.
Yachts, Ac-, exceeding ten and uot cxceel
twonty tons, oach, ten dollars.
Yachts, Ac,, oxceoding twonty and notc’ H
coeding forty tons, oach, twenty-five dollartl
Yachts, Ac., exceeding forty and not etc#
ing eighty tons, each, fifty dollurs.
1 aehts, Ac., exceeding eighty and not ®
log one hundred and ten tons, oach, se
five dollars.
Yachts, Ac., exceeding ono hundred and!
tons, eaoh, one hundrod dollars.
1 allow fcjfioetiug Metal, iu rods or ahetuB
percent.
Zinc, Oxido of, per 100 ponnds, 35 cents-
. TABLE II.
LICENSES.
Apothecarios—$10.
Architects and Civil Engineers—$10.
Assurers—not exceeding $250,000-$llW. .
ceoding $250,0.•O and not exceeding 5*50t', A >
$200. Exoooding $500,600—$500.
A i x i t , 1 rt'I^ er6 r' w ^ 0 *° annual sides do non.
ceed $10,000—$10, If execoding $10,000-$$!
OoBankers-using capital not exceeding 1
Bankers—exceeding $50,000, for every u
tional $1,000 In exceeu—$2.
Brewer*—less than 500 barrels per yew
Over 500 barrels per year—$50.
Bowling Alleys—for each alloy—$10.
Billiard Rooms—for each table-$iu.
Brokers—$50.
$50 00O^- r $5() ,aWU ” UflinK Cal ‘ itHl not axce "
„ .Brokers, # Pftwn—exceeding $50,000, for J
additional $1,000—$2. ‘
Brokers, Land Warrant—$25, .
Brokws^tJattj©—it" annual sales do noli
ceed $10,000—$10. Exoooding ilO.OOMIfl
®wh additional $1,000. /’
Brokers. Produce—$10.
Brokers, Commercial—$20.
Braaers, Custom-houso—$10.
Brokers-soo also tablo 1.
Builders nnd Contractors, if annual rvu-j
do not exceed $25,000. $i5. If uxceeJiog^
000. $1 lor eaoh additional $1,000.
Butchers, $10.
Butchers retailing from carts, $'».
Cirouses, teu dollars.
Coal Oil Distillers, fifty dollars,
toafectioners, ton dollars.
S janoors. ten dollars.
Agents, ton dollars,
da. ton dollars,
wisuijers, fifty dollars.
V5Ji e *Mn 0 if and Peaches,
a half 250brtrro ' 8 Poryoar, twelve d
S®{!nl Houses, ton dollars.
Exhibitions, ttn dollars.
General Business, for which no otherlv*
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