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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-03-23
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-03-23
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ei.-@optu Seipsr.
Southern Argus., 1842-09-06
IMPORTANT FROM TEXAS

The schonor Eadearor arrived at
this port early yesterday morning from
Galveston, by which we received pa
pers TO the 9th inst.
The Houston papers give the par
liculars in relation to projected cam
paign across the Rio Grande authoriz-
eddy the Executive. The services of
thirteen hundred men are TO be receiv-
ed-they are TO elect their own officers
aud have permission to levy contrib
utions upon the Mexican towns for
their support. Washington, Montgon-
cry, Fayette, and Bastrop counties are
authorized to furnish, each, 1872 men,
and Brazoria, Austin, Fort Bend, Har'
ris, Robertson, Milan, Gonzales, Col
orado, Jackson, Victoria, and Ward,
sc men each. Ne troops are author
Ized from the eastern counucs, unless
satisfactory assurances are given C.!
their ability to subsist themselves while
passing through the West without bur
lhening the people of that section.
Beef and snch ammunition as may be
on hand will be furnished by the Gov
ernmenr. The rendezvous is TO be al
the Sulpher Springs neal the mouth
Of the Caboli. The Telegraph states
that Gen. Burleson, Col. J.H. Moore,
and Col. Cook, Of Washington count,
will join the expeditions;
Capt. B. o. Payne, of Albany, N.
! Y, with 2I volunteers has arrived al
Houston, He left on the invasion oI
Il Texas by Mexico, arrived at this city
where he was detained on account O.
being unable to obtain passage by sed
embarked fer Alexandria, in this state
, had marched across the country tc
Houston. His patience and perse
verence deserve great praise.
We learn from a gentleman who
came passenger in the Endeavor, tia
Col. William 6. Cooke and two olhe
Of the Santa Fe prisoners had arrivst
D at Galveston. A vessel had been char
tered at Vera Cruz to convey all III
! Texans TO Galveston, but Santa Ann
] having troops TO transport to Yucatan
J caused the vessel to be pressed for tha
e purpose, thus compelling the poo
5 fellows to look out for another convey
n ance.
News from the interior represer
!. crops Of all kinds as unusually promi:
S ing, and as a consequence the farmer
S are all in good spirits.
After the above was in type, we mt
! a gentleman who had received lettt
S from Galveston, informing him-on III
c authority Of Col. Cooke-that ever
/ merchant vessel in the port Of Vel
e Cruz, some fifteen or twenty, ha
a been pressed to convey Mexics
IS troops TO the number of 1000 10 Y
Il catan---as was said, but it is surmise
- their destination is the cly ofGatreSto
ID If this is so, and we cannot doubt it,
b. serious "hare up" may be soon locke
r for.-Picdyane.
Southern Argus., 1842-09-06

its noting, massa, except the ghosts of
people wat didn't die naturally in del C
beds, long time ago--Indians or Span
iards | believes the dey was
4" But does the music never frighten
your rejoined we.
"Well it does. Sometimes wen Is
out alone on de bay in a skiff, and l
hears it about, always finds myself in
a perspiration, and de way l works my
way home is of de tasted kind. | de-
ular, de way Is frightened sometimes
is so bad | doese't know myself "
Southern Argus., 1842-09-06

sed the Suwannee, and the whole will
have done so in ten or twelve days.
MANY have'already.sig wish to be
sent to their lrienns in the West; Ii
ger Tail, particularly, is agent to go
Immediately, but have represented
the importance to himself 10 take re-
snectable band with him."
Southern Argus., 1842-09-06
CHE Southern Grpua,
RANKRltpT LAW.

Persons desrous of procuring IN pamR4et, nc,
form, the Act, establishing q. 49,
OF Bankruptcy Il roughout the
can, on application at th,s ofhd
with it, with the Rules, Re- -
Forms of Proceedings in Bank adopted
by the District Court Of Mississippi with a Ia
bic ofcuntents.
Southern Argus., 1842-09-06
TEXAS.-No. 9.
Columbus Sept. 1st 1842.


SIR -
You will perhaps be surprised 10
learn, that such a country as Texas IS
reputed to be, should have thought OF
educating her children. 1t is never
theless a fact that even the Constitu-
ton makes it obligatory upon Congress
to establish ga general system Of Edu-
cation. ~ am pleased TO inform you
that Congress in this particular has not
been unmindful of her duty, but ten
acted, that each county of this Repub-
lie shall have thee leagues (13,332
acres) of land surveyed and set apart
for the purpose of establishing a prima-
ry school or academy in said county"
1t also provides that if there should not
be so much "good vacant land" in The
counties, that it shall be surveyed out
OF any ofthe public lands ofthe Repub-
lie. In addition to the 1882 acres for
each county for the support of the
schools, each county is entitled to
d. ,444 acres more which is to be sold
and the proceeds applied TO the pur-
chase ofthe necessary scientific endow-
ments. one half for the use and benefit
of an academical aaSf eacis
Southern Argus., 1842-09-06
"lMPORTANT NEWS FROM
FLORIDA.
Extract ofG Letter from Brigadier
General Worth dated.

"CEDAR KEYS, August 10, 1912.
"I have now to report the thorough
paci6cation of this territory. HOLactG
Enadthhachee, ( BowIegs, accompanied
by two noted sub-chiefs, representing
the Southern Indians, met me at Tam
pa on the 5th inst, and, in behalf,
gladly accepted the concession report
ed in my despatch of the s4th ult.
Coming with me TO this place, they
proceeded in search Of the Greeks,
and returned on the 10Th with Octiar-
u, Tiger Tai, aud others, representing
those neople. The former are TO pass
within the designated limits immedia-
tely: the latter as soon as they can be
collected. Some have already cros-
Southern Argus., 1842-09-06

Report from Rhode Isl0nd.-A Miss
Louisa Cannon has, under the bless
ing of Providence, become the wife of
one Herman Firedoff. She met Her
man, and Firedof met his match, so at
least one Cannon has been Faredof in
Rhode Island IN. Y. NeU Era.
Southern Argus., 1842-09-06

oeds: De so c:Onstruedasto autbo,;.,
wbinb UG&P''sloner to djdSs'.S adjodicaIss' &C., lh'
nj man TuI;h who may fsve fnlda had, .; BY Viii
ten! 10 land dS which, bic i'9iIy' .5;ii and any :
the oIno ro,[n Hl',% aPo,nn9 under the proV,oo %
Iowad InE l4diep ien to whom the eiain Ii l',o't
IUTGd; beT 6a;.I u living and if dead 1o "
ner ne, ne ne,Ts and legal representa- i Big
so ae' ,6a ol Congress, or usage, ''or''' o. VS. q
10 9 tne contrary nolwirhsaisn5E;oose lar t. e0'S
rESe Sec. 9. And Je Il a3'rTa,ns. Jsrl5ar
the the fourteenth article Of f',Ios'd .a;I ID VI
The said Commissioners s5.II 1al1 IlFe'4l
ned NED by such proof as thew evan no.. os ii
cflOe' that said claim had may bs!. Pc
Hlous 'rolD to 10 the expiration Of 6ysn, 6y. p
from the ratification of said d 1--WE! rss y'a
sIgned' either in whole or i rs'lh&
IN case of partial assiaI, i PaH;at
agreement for an- assignns55i 5t',saL ,Sa.,
The same shall be allowed :, - ~efsa
as the original Indian clsinsD' = lo' o.!
that date the bona fJe nroa: !, va, Il
thereof. O PfopIaa
Sec. 10. And be il 6yt,.r ...
That all claims under eilber tb'n'o ~ S,lnst p.
tlcles of said treaty mentioned d u .S,'' =
or the supplemental articles ,bs,asI 1s,,i
which shall not be duly pre,en's5 .n',So, !,
SAID commissioners for aIlow.nno ..''G =, :
in one year alter Inc f,,,I "l'a'
this act, shall be thereafter raravo:s s. v
red. 'oie'eF Ol'
Q JOHN WHITE
Speaker GIths House Of Represen,a,;,,. >;
WILLIE P. MANGT'TSi' MAl''Si''"
President 9fhe Senate pro tenno,. ~
Approved, August %, 1245
JOHNTYIFp
Southern Argus., 1842-09-06
Sept. 6. 1912.
IN BANKRUPTCY-No.

DISTRICT Court OF THE UNITED STATS
Northern District Of Mississippi. J
Notice is hereby given to all parsons o.
lerested, that ]. K. PIERCE Of Lowno7
county, has this day fled his petition TO-
the benefit of the Bankrupt Law, and tnS
the
Third Monday Of October 1872
has been appointed by the court for 's
hearing OF the same, at the court room y
Aberdeen,
G. NJ. RAGsDALE, cl'FK'
Sept. 5. 1912.
Southern Argus., 1842-09-06
JOHN WHITE
NOTICE.

~ILL be sold 10 the hi,be,, i;3,..
w on a credit Of tweye mogr5,r
the Court house in Houston Cni.Ea..-
county Mississippi on "Wednesday /.
18th of October next, the south cas-; on,
ter of section nine in township fovle,,
range five east, as thesproperty Of The e.
tate of Thomas niece deceased, bead
and approved security viii be reoU,e3
of the purchaser this 9th day Of Sas
1912.
MICAJAH'M'GEE, Erf
September 9th 1912.
Southern Argus., 1842-09-06

We have received from the office
oflhe Mississippi Free Trader a copy
Of the Bankrupt Law with references
10 authorities by a member Of the
Natchez Bar"
From a cursory examination Of the
phamphlet we think it is admirably
got up and well executed.
Southern Argus., 1842-09-06
Very respectfully,
OLD CANEY.

ALABAMA MONEY LOOKING UP.---
We notice with much pleasure, that
very sudden and favorable reaction
has taken place in the exchanges of
Mobile. The advertiser, ofthe 23dinst.
says, "specie which was selling ten
days since at % to 60 per cent. prem
ium, is now down to 40 per cent, with
a fair prospect that it will go much
lower"
An Improvement of 20 per cent in
10 days will do pretty welI.-We notice
from the quotations at other points
that our currency has reached the low
est point of depression, and is now
every where looking up.
AS the sentiment of our people on
the all absorbing question of State IN
tegrity, becomes better known abroad
we have reason to expect that the pa
per Of our banks will again assume
their former standard ofvalue,
/ @ Gov. Dorr, it is said, recently
passed through Keene, N. H., accom-.
panied by two individuals, one ofthem
an said TO be his Excelency, the Gov
ernor of New Hampshire. A fellow by
the name Of Thomas Hoskins, oftha
State. has heen arrested, on warran
charging him with attempt TO excite
insurrection in New Hampshire, anC
with being the bearer ola communica
lion TO certain persons, from Thomas
w. Dorr. an open enemy, intended
to excite rebellion,
Southern Argus., 1842-09-06
IN BANKRUPTCY.
Sept. 5, 1912.

DISTRICT CoURT OF THE UNITED S1AIN
NORTHERN DISTRICT OF MIs1ssIFh }
NOTICE is hereby given, 10 al. ? Pe'sVLL. ~.
Interested, that ISAAC GILBERT O' 5av 3nv
county of Choctaw Mss mas s. '"oI nf n n.
filed his petition for the benefit oil 'i''
Bankrupt Law, and that the ,o,o
Third Monday Of October lStI, = I,,.
at the Court Room in the town O' NV
deem Miss. ck.
~ VI "
Sent, ), 1912,
Southern Argus., 1842-09-06

District court Of the United States
Northern District Of Miss.
NOTICE is hereby given TO all per-
sons interested, that OBEDIAH Mt
HANSON, Of Choctaw county, has ln
day filed his petition for the benefit Of ih'
Bankrupt Law, and that .he
Third Monday Of October, 1912,
has been appointed by the court for is
hearing of the same al the court room q
the town Of Aberdeen, Mississippi.
G. NJ. RAGSDALE, elk
Southern Argus., 1842-09-06
DISTRICT CHANCERY COURT Wf
THE STATE OF MlSSlSlFr" }
HELD AT COLUMBUS ,l...
Edwin d. Whitehead, l., Angus w.
& Israel Gabel, 1912.

Nicholas Fitzsimmons, MI srs
VTPON opening the matters o. aaDt .a,I Il IS nd
u it appearing that the deienuian' d;ia. beyODi
an inhabitant of this State, but rgs'uS .ry prcceS
the limits thereof, so that the ordinary I;oaa bu
of this Court cannot be executed w y jeisn.
Therefore it is ordered, that unless lsnnnor, Sae At
dant appear before the Vice Gn1i,y1 1lInm5ns,
the Court House in the town ol ~, Ga-,ber
On the first Monday in Nosg,sbilO 20 ,bs bilOi
next, and plead, answer.or denui II thereof vii
complaint, the several alegatl ,hs or'ler and de-
be taken for confessed and such Olu'p so- maj
cree made therein, as theVIce On''o
deem equitable and just. amy of this or
It's further ordered, that a COPY rrn. N . Ores
der be inserted in the s'SouIEern a.
a week, for two months successiHVee;Tfiiy Clerk.
Columbus, Eugust, 2, 1872 print "
Southern Argus., 1842-09-06
Groceries
CHEAP FOR CASH.

8 Hbds sugar
~ Bbls
40 Sacks coffee, Havana, Rio, Lag-irs III
Java.
10 Bbls Molasses, refined, Sugar House.
D Old rectiied Whiskey, 2 bbs do Non.
Rye do 3 years old.
IS Or. Pipes cog. Brandy, choice brands, Ga
and Rum.
3 O.. casks Madar;a Wine, Muscat do nbm
Bbl5 Vinegar, best app. G doz- Ta5lesalt.
6 Boxes Va. Tobacco, bbl sn okIng do.
Is Segars, assorted brands.
IS 4" Ralsins, afsugar, Tea, Pepper L.
% kegs nails assorted, , tons Iron, swejes.
10 Boxes Glass asst xl0, TO- - l2xA
IL soap, candles, painted buckets.
5'kegs Duponts best Powder. Lead and Sba
30 Indigo. Nader, and numerous O,hg
articles, which were well selected, and gGara5
teed, to be what they are represented FE
sale by.
Alabama money taken at Par.
Main street next door west OF 6. His DrY
Store.
Columbus Sept 6, 1912.
District court of the United states
Northern District OF Mississippi,
NOTICE is hereby given TO al per
sons interested, that r. T. H0SkINS
of Lowndes county, has this day filed b
petition for the benefit of the Baakrga
Law, and that the
Third Monday Of October, 1912,
has been appointed by the court for %
hearing of the same, at the court rOon D
the town of Aberdeen Mississippi.
G. NJ. RAGSDALE, ciPrk.
Sent e 1870
Southern Argus., 1842-09-06
~ The Sacrament .ofthe Lords

bus, and the Rev. Mr. Scott OF Tus-
caloosa, will ofiiciate. Both Of the
Rev. gentleman will be here on that
day, and at which time: a protracted
meeting will commence al the Presby-
terian church in Columbus.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-11-09
Executive Department,
COLUMBIA, October %, 1872.

COLUMBIA. October %, 1872.
By His Excellcncy John p. Richardson. Esqr.
Governor and Commander. in.Chief in and
over the State Of South Carolina.
HWHEREAS. il, has pleased Almighty
w God 10 guard and protect the PEG pie o
this State. during the past year. mud bes,ow
upon them the richest blessings and mcrcies:
and whereas, it is meet and proper 4, al. lines
10 make sincere md thankful acknowledge
ment, and hnmbly rmplorc the mid Of Him
whose province il; is 10 create and destroy the
Nations of the earth.
Now therefore. |. John p. Richardson. Co
vernon Of tin: Stale Of South Carolinn. do. by
these presents sci apart and proclaim the sc.
cend Thursday in November next. to he observ-
ed throughout this Stale rs n day of Thnnksgiv-
ing, Humiliation, aud Prayer, aud do invite
and e1iortnll denominations Of Christians and
our citizens senernlly. To dismiss oil secular
business, and assemble themselves on ,ha, day
in them respective Houses Of Worship. to ofrr
mp their thanks TO the Almighty God, The Greu,
Disposer Of events, 10 supplicate continuance
Of hts tender mrrcies. and To engage in such
olip r devotional exercises us may be proper
and suitable 10 the orcasioa.
Given under my HAND and seal Of the State.
ut Columbia. this 2Gth day of October. in
the year Of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and Ioriy.two. and the ~six,y.se.
vcnih year of American Independence.
JOHN p. RICHARDSON.
NJ. LaBoRpE. Secretary Of STATE.
Nov.2 =, 40
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-11-09
State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

PY OLIVER TOWLES. Esquire,
ID Ordinary of ElgeicId District.
Whereas, George A. Mckie aud Thos.
Mckie hath applied to me FOR Letter. OF
Administration on all and singular the
eont!s aud chailels. right, aud credits OF
Charles Mckie, late Of The Di>rric, ufore-
said. deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and admnn-
ish al! and singular. the kindred and credi-
'ors of Tho said deceased. tn I've aud appear
before me. al our next Ordinary's Court iur
The said District To be ioldcn a, Edgeiield
Coun House on the 2lst day Of November
inst, to show cause, ii any, why The said
Administration should NOT be granted.
Given under my hand aud seal This 7th
day of November, onc thousand eight hun.
dreL AMI loriy,wo. aud in The sixty scventh
year Of American independence.
Q. TOMLES, o.. =. y.
Nov Z, 1912 ts& 1917 IL
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-11-09

Del. in li;is villigc. OF the ID inst, JoHs
MARSHALL SIrKiss. lie was horn oil the 9Th
Of September. 1869. 1t il not the objecr OF
this hasiv notice TO eulogizc the dead. hut ra-
Their 10 make the OCCASION The nreatIs Of bere-
fitting tho living. The deceased was mild. pla-
cnl. ienignan, ana "b!igins. III his disposition.
His friends were mos, warmly attached 10 him.
Tor on all occasions. when left 10 the natural
IMPULSES OF his bosom. he displayed most be-
ce'n'ns chm y and generosity. Stricken down
IN il'e pr'ds ryonih. all m,lS, indulge sincere
s"rr"w for premature DEATH. and his more
intimate nE.ocin,"s, especially. should receive 4
solemn adnoui.ion.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-11-09

~l0,9S0bulcs, against in the same time Of 1873
bales. The partial decline noticed in our re-
view Of the 29th ullimo was fully established on
Saturday last. when n fiir business engaged
dealers; a,t!ie opening ofthe market, however,
OH Monday. 4 further reduction was asked, and
as the article was fasl accommodating, holders
readily mel the views of buyers. and a heavy
weeks business was The result. at prices rang
ing from . 10 Il cents. The following quota.
ions will give a iair criterion Of the state ofthe
marke, ct its close yesterday. although we would
stale that in seversl instances small lots lIayc
been picked up al even lower r~a,es-,nferior
and ordinary. "a q q; middling and middlins
fair. 7n7a; lair TO fully fair, 73a 81; good fair
81 a 81 The Transactions Of the week in Long
Cotton comprise { bags Sea Island n, -; 30
from Is 10 81. and IS bags stained do, from :
to Is cts per ib.-Courier.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-11-09
State of Soutll Carolina
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

pY OLIVER TOWLES, Esquire,
Id Ordinary Of Edgefeld District.
Whereas, JAS. S. Martin. hath applied TO
me for Letters Of Administration on all
and singular the goods and cha,tels, rights
aud credits Of Stewart Minor, late of the
District aforesaid. deceased.
These are therefore, to cile and admon-
ish all and singular, the kindred and credi-
tors OF the said deceased, 10 he and appear
before me. at our next OIdinarv's Court for
the suid District To be holden al EdeefelJ
Court House on The 9th November inst. 10
show cause. if any, why the said Admins
lration should not be granted.
Given under my hand aud seal this 9Th
day Ct November, one thousand eight hun
drcd aud forty Two. and in the sixr~y-scvenIh
year Of American Independence.
.. TOWLES, o. F.. d.
Nov s, lSi2. tS2 l2I) b Al
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-11-09
state Of South Carolina.
EDGEEIELD DISTRICT.

goY OLIVER TOWLES. Esquire,
ID Ordinary OF Edsrfeld District.
Whereas, Tandy Burkhal,er hath ap-
piled 10 me for Letter, of Administration
on all and singular The goods and cha,iels,
rights and credits of Susan Burahalrer,
Into of The District aforesaid, deceased.
These are, therefore, TO cite and ad,non.
ish all and singular, the kindred and cre,li-
tors of ;hc said deceased. TO be ani appear
before me. alou next Ordinary's Court for
the said District 10 be holden at Edeefrld
Cour, House on The 2lts November lol2.
TO show cause, If any. why the said .id
minislra'ion should not be granted.
Given under my hand cnd seal this alb
day Of November, one thousand eigh, hun
dre! and forty two. and in the six.y-scvenrh
year Of American independence.
0. TOWLES.r o. 2. o.
$40 a1-l2l b ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-11-09
a Card q the Public.

TINE AmounE or bodily and mental
Il misery asising from a neglect OF
small cemplaiatss b incalcrlable, and il is
therefore OF the utaiast importance that a
strict attention tcthe least and most iri-
fling bodily infrnilies should be had; for
diseases Of the bpdy Invariably affect the
mind. Dr. Afegars Yeg.trbk Life Med.
cines, 10 every insiaace where they have
been thoroughly used, have IIiumphsd
oper Disease IN almost oil its diversified
forms. The s%altaary effects oil The Life
Medicines have. in Iacr, been so universal
Iy experienced. thalin the short space Of
five years. they hsvo become fully estab.
lished as the most easy, safe aud perfect
mode Of treatment ever offered 10 the
public.
II is unnecessary. here, for Dr.. Mo!fat
to rccapiiulate aliiha reasons nhicl, have
induced him 10 arrive at this conclusion.
II is sufficient for him 10 say. that the dis.
interested testimony OF his fellow Citizens
who have been Induced TO use the Life
Medicines, will freely be offered 10 any
one vino may feel disposed To call al his
Office, 375 Broadway. file has there on
file several thpusand letters. voluntarily
prodered by his patients, the receipt and
perusal Of which has given him more
pleasure than all The wealth Of the East
could confer.
The reader may not perhaps be aware
that the origin of Mohat.s Life Medicines
was the rcsui, of a pro,racled aud painful
illness of their orisinstor. Mr.. John Modat.
When taken i'll. Mr. NJ. was a prosperous
and hourishins merchant in the lower par,
oG,he city Of New York, and having con-
sulIel anh employed n number 0 -four most
skilful rhysiciaus, he, after months OF suf-
ferins. was prevailed upon to try the medi-
clue which is nnw offered 10 the public.
The effect Of the Life Medicines in his
OK q case was unparalleled in the history
OF medical experience; and he Immediate
~ determined ,onaake known TO the world
u medicine In WHICH be not OILY owed his
own lie, hut bis happiness. The uniform
success which has since attended their ad-
minis,ratinn 10 every instance where n fair
,ria! has been given them, has been allies
ted by thousands and incou,esiihly proves
their Intrinsic mesii.
The Life Medicines n he taken with
10y persons Of age; aud the feeble,
the infirtn. the nervous and the delicate.
are strengthened by their operation, be-
by their prompt and proper action
upon the secre'ious Of the sys'cm. and
their assimilation with and p%uriicalioa Of
the blood. they clear tho system Of nll bad
humors, quiet alf nervous irri'aoilily, aud
invariably produce sonLd health.
For Sale by
G. a. MElGS. Ageni.
Nov 8. 1912 If al
DzREcT
--HHu#H- MlA~Ir
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-11-09
HRIa ice lire. let us lire"
NEW ~RESTORATEUR,
OFG T. I'll RPUE SALOON

W. 4 ~ ~ ~ y
One door Leloo The Eagle s PhGniz Hotel.
YEViIlS new HOUSE Of Rerreshment is hand.
sonely fitted up, and now open for the
reception Of visitors.
The superintendent is OF the opinion. tina, a
neat clean establishment, attentive servants, the
finest
oysters. CIams,& Salt watcr Fish.
the Savannah and Charleston markets can
afford. with all the variety Of meats and Wild
game 20 be had in our own market. and 4 de-
termined desire to please. will ensure to him a
liberal patronage. The governing principle Of
this House will BE-. to ask no more Of its patrons
than they may call for, be it 10 the amount ola
picayunc or larger sum and ms no book-kccp-
er will be employed. 40 books will be kept.
Terms cash. Invariably, withou, favor or afiec-
ton.
l.. n. MITCHELL. Superintendent.
u The celebrated and well known Cook.
Charles Cnwling, is al the head Of the Culinary
Department.
Augusta. Novr. 5. 1912. 9, Al