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Carrying the Great Central United States Mail.
Schedule:
Leaving Spears Wharf, Baltimore, daily, except Sundays
NJ r. NJ by the well known route via Chesapeake Bay
City Point, Petersburg Weldon, Wilmington To Charles,
ton S c. without loss Of sleep Weionn the popular
comfortable, and Eafe steamboats, with their experienced
captains and crews GEORGIA, Captain Cannon, or
HERALD, Captain Russell, or JEWESS, Captain Sutton,
without loss OF life property The boats built expressly
for his route Arriving IN Norfolk, after comfortable
nights sleep, next morning, at o'clock, A. Thence up
the James River with lis beautiful scenery, in daylight by
the Steamboat CURTIS PECK, Captain Davis, ALICE,
Captain nruugh City POnthence Petersburg ia the
beautiful iron steamboat MOUNT VERNON, Captain Blow
In advance al Petersburg Of the Grea a. s. Mail
Line, will the passengers leaving baltimore same time,
Washington Ctiy next morning. where this Great IT, Mail
Line take their start from, thereby deceyng the public with
their false advertisement Of "a hours ahead 81 amy other
Line. The Hay Line gives the traveller al least six hours
rest al Petersburg 10 encounter The night travel Whining
n G. The passengers that leave Baltimore by
the Bay Line aalgsmnte a, Petersburg with those that
Baltimore same evening, and Washington next morning
(va The Great o. Mai Petersburg therefore arrive al
Charleston all together
Also connecting with the Sea Board and Roanoke Rail
road 10 Garysvile and Franklmthence by the steamer
FOX Edeiton, Plymouth, Newborn, and Washington n
e. Returning with same connection.
Returning leaves Norfolk at land Portsmouth at O'Clock
r. NJ. daily, except Sunday, arriving In Baltimore in
West.
Fare between Bali. a. Norfolk or Portsmouth, Va 81
!" :. :, Elizabeth Ciiy,N, q. $50
g Z" % Franklin,
:. :. Richmond or Petersburg. Va,
/" Castor or Weldon N c., Q
= Through 10 Charleston, 3 G., II
Meals OH boar'l Bay and James River boats, included
thereby saving to each passenger by this route 81 50
Travellers by tile above route viii please directed BY
our Soliciting Agent IN the Cars and BY the Porter in Tho
Depot ya e. Norfolk Line labelled on his at) who vii
Baltimore October sih 1917
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BOOK & JOB PRINTING

or all descriptions, done with deafness and
despatch, at the National WING once,
over sins,ns' Store, and opposite Jack
SON Hall, Pennsylvania Avenus,
Warrington.
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more Lsdn ME generality Of Trio Dollar CITY Weehiies u
j. BA YARD ia YLOR aud Ora CE GREEN.
WOOD are rsghiar correspondence Of The Post
JERMSi.-Th terms 10 single subscribers 50 per
annn,, advances3 II not paid Ia advance For s6 In
advance, one copy will be senf three years.
TERMS TO CLUBS -In order 10 accommodate the
large number who wish 10 take fist class paper but mis-
takngly think they cannot afford H. continue the fol.
lowing low for clnbso he cent IN the city adj
dress, and in The country to one posi- office
Four copies IS 0nrer ann.
Eight q (and 10 agent the ge,.
ter.up Of the club 10 90 %
Thirteen 8 (snd one 10 agent or the get
ter.up of the club) IL 10 "
Twenty (and one 10 agent the Get.
ter.lp Of the clnb) 2n01
THREE COPIES Of the Saturday Evening Post and
ONE of either Godey's Iady's Book or Grabams Maya.
zine, for SIX DOLLARS
The money FIR clubs mus be al ways sent In advance
Subscriptions way be rent ut our risk When the sum Ia
large dra should be procured porsblefe cost Of
which may be deducted from the amount. Address
DEACON PETERSON
G6 South Third Third sireet, phIladelphls
n- Editors copying the above or who will rive fair
oi the paper Owe thai Il slall be pfaisd b
he nsired) in their editorial colnnps shall be snledt IA an
exchange Such already entitled an Ir
The current year, shall receive our thanks ~
N H. Any person desirous Of receiving a ronv N Inc
POST ~ sample, can he accommodated by notifying lie
publishers by letter, postpaid -,
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Patent Medicated India Rubber Porous
sTRENGTHENINa PLASTER.

IN all cases where Il is thought advisable TO keep up
Il permanent stimiant impression the organ
diseased ttsf pasisrs Will be fonni highly valuable. In
TACT, all The benefit that accrue, from continuous
tun .lrrtah will be prone ed In the efficient
ner by them As in Rheumatism, Lnmbago, C0ut, En-
larsensn OF the JOINTS Chronic Disease of the Liver
Spleen, Lungs other Internal organs in short, in all
other where warming strengthening plasters
beneficial these will be idni be superior any Ia
use For sale by CHAS STOIT,
Drug ami Apoih, corner 7rh street, and Penn Avenue.
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BEDsTEADs PROOF AGAINST MUGS

+ INDSLEYS IMPROVED PATENT DEDSTEADS al
IL GARDENERS 90 Gold street, FIRST door from Beck.
man street. New York. This improved Bedsiead received
the brefi premium awarded al the late FAIR OF the Anne.
rcan nsiIe In October, lSiJ a. and 20 and the silver
medal Of 1870 over every other competitor The Dedseads
and all eter articles OF furniture required the cham.
ber manufactured Of The hest maierais and under the
immediate supervision Of the undersigned
Mattresses Pilaatefs, Feather eds, holsters and p.
lows hand made order to Fl this Deisead, and
warranted 10 be Oiled with such hair ieahcrp, &c rep
resented WILLIAM q. GARDINER.
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pIano-rorts Manufaetory and Ware Roo,

Piano-Torte Mandatory and Ware Room
1877 Thrill Avenue, New York.
TT WORCESTER Offers for sae large assortment Of
ILL., choice Plano Foftts, from 10 oetnvta, In elegant
R0sewnol and Mahogany oasfs, all Of which are manac.
red under his own supervision and Tor sale on reasonable
terms .A 81.
by aevong lis personal attention TO The touch and tone
Of his pirnne MS which haze heretofore been considered
unrivalIe, he will maintain their previous
put,tdn respectfully sotets examination from Pro-
hssoTs, Amateurs, aud The public. .
rornnodioua warefo5m las recently been added 10 his
uaniactory, which viii AFFORD increased firiss In llie
s.lsfItou 81
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FAIRBANKS PATENT PLATFORM
- SCALES.

,UIIE UNIVERSAL. CONFIDENCE which is felt in the
accuracy and perfect adjustment OF these Scales is such
that they be regarded MS Tie standard from
which there Is no appeal. .
scales OF the above manufacture of every required mod
Gcatiop graduated the English, French, Spanish, Pori
puese and Chinese standards for expectation and home
trade constantly on hand, and for sale by
oct 4 ". p FAIRBANKS & Co, 81 Water ST.
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MwKING a SON,
PATENT CHAIR MAKERS,

44b BKUAUWAI.
DiyoT REVOLVING CHAIRS, Recnmbfnt Revolving
Chars, sefact,ng Extension Rrcumbsni Chairs Dens
Chairs Improved Invalid Wheel Chairs Branch Reading
and Writing Desks and every variety Of Mechanical Chairs
for comfort and convenience,
Also by permission manufacturers Of Major Serles u
S A. Travelling Invalid Chair.
Fashionable Cabinet Furniture made % order.
W. w. KING I ~. VII,
w H. HALLECK, ''e" Ao'A
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HOLDEN'S DOLLAR MAGAZINE

IbVADI4v ~ UVhAhAk
LARGEST CAEAPESTi, BESTiM
Z 76s PAGES THEv OLUMEil.
VOL. III. COMMENCES JANUARY l, lsi9
8 to 40 Splendid Wood Engravings each
m0nth!I!
This nrlvallei Family Magazine, nnlyersallg aeknow,
lodged by the press the best American Periodical pub
sei offers at the Of the I'd velnne nu.
snal inducements to subscribers Iiseaures hereafter win
Ne entirely AnatrieaR, Including
( AMERICAN ANr xlEWs PORTRAITS,
AMERICAN SKETCHES
series OF Engravngs, from the paintings 81 best
artists, including Cole, Gignoux Dnfand E,lmonds and
others y IN vigorous preparation, and the sce pencil o
the inimiiable
Is now actively engaged in enrching Holden with his
Portraits OF the Public Men or America.
The PORTRAITS OF DisrIsapismKp AMERIcAa Dtyisrs
will be continued in every number heretofore with life
like sketches Of their lives and ministry. Each number
will be filed with
POEMS,
REVIEWS
TRANSACTIONS
nv TOPICS OF TIE MONTH";
md Will embrace everything Agnsng hsfracfirs Rsada
DE now IN progress in Tie world
As Family Magazine, the Editor is confident that no
rivalry can affect or opposition lessen lis value aud WORTH
and he offers TO the world in Tone character literary
merit. and Illustrative beauty, tE -
The Model Magazino!! Of the Nineteenth
Century I!
10 family In The land afford be whoni Holden In
is eircle Tor when such periodical can be obtained
ONE DOLLAR,
who will not wish to subscriber
The great feature Of oldens is that willis being peru
lary American In sentiment and feeling, IL gathers and
embotes al the beauties Of the French English and Anne
rican Periodicals., while dscarng their oles and vices
combination Of the Encyclopaedia the Gazetteer The
Quarterly Review. and the Weekly Newspaper Il Il vel
separate and distinct from all, but possessing enough OF
their various qualifications 10 commend Itself 10 every
reader
The object Of the Editor has been to give Three Dollar
Magd.ine FOR one hfrd price, and glance at IIolens
he continually and In return will give improvements
they are demanded
NO Now IL the time to snbsc rbe as those aeudna irrt
will receive The first impressions Of the engra wings The
numbers be furnished from July, lSis ii wished
slbscrhershat month commencing the previous volume
TERMS FOR 1919 IN ADvANcE)
lcopy, One Year q 90
5eopies, :" sS- iE.a 4 90
20 copies, Is no
PREMIUM.
Posmasters or others sending 90 names anil 6 dollars
will receive Vol II. Of Holden's Magazine handsomely
hound In muslin and glt-edgedi
e''' N''' pscsMiA CHARLES W. HOLDEN,
1909 Nassau street, N. Y
s. Editors copying the above Prospectus and this
titled 10 the second volume ~ Hohlens Magazine hand
somely bound in muslin and gilt edged, and In addition
splendid fnlllenrih Engraving on tinted paper 81 Horace
by barley and engraved by Richardson The book will
be mailed TO seh papers about the 18Th OF January when
VIII ss ready Oh the ssepoa q containing hs
and n0ficng monthly win also the Magazine each
month for the coming year
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ENGRAVING AND CARD
Plate Printing Establishment.

rINIIE usual place OF attraction for ENGRd TTNG AND
i COPPER PLATE CARD PRINTING has re-
moved to 18th Street, first door from Pa. av.,
where the subscriber would he glad have Members oil
Congress- visitors resens and the public generally give
him rail when they want Engraving done and Cards
printed In the and the shortest notice.
Numerous specimens he his Office and the best
reference given II required.
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ALBION LIFE INSURANCE co
LONDON AND NEW YORK.

INSTITUTED IN 1866.
NOTICE is hereby given, that perRos Ensured In the AZ
IN bon from this date permitted "a visit Europe all
seasons Of the year. in sclass ves,.ls without any pay
charge of risk and that their policies shall
remain in full force daring such voyages and residence in
any part Of Europe.
Prospectus with modified conditions rates, &c. maybe
JOSEPH FOWLER,
r. s. BUCHANAN
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II g. ID. II BRO OKS 8 co. !,
CLOTHIERS AND,DEAI4ERS E
CLOTHS, cA sslMEnEs 8 yrsTINas,

CIpTHSi CASsIMEHES Y VESTINGS,
Nos. li6 and lls Cherry street, NJ II
CORNER OF CATHERINE.
TTAVE on hand very large STOCK
Il Fashionable ready made Clothing Just manu-
iaclured and especially adapted 10 the season
Also, an extensive AMI complete assortment OF
Fancy Articles embracing every variety pertaining
to Gentlemen's wardrobe Also, Cloths, CASH
mercs and yestings, BY the piece, or in quantities
to suit purchasers.
GARMENTS Of every description manufactured
to order in the best possible manner and in point Of
style not 10 be surpassed
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Patent Blneking j. Welar, No 90 Chestnut street,
has prepared Patent Liquid Backing, which produces
beautiful Jet POLISH AMI does nure the leather Those
who would have polished understanding should read the
advertisement In another column. o. s. Gazette, 1ky
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A II YOUNG, Merchant Tailor, three doors Of
NJ Browns ote Penney avenue keeps constantly
on hand large and elegant stock Of ready made clothing
In almost every ETY. and style Of garments Gentlemen
In want OF suit for immediate use may rely upon getting
Roo oi the bes quality anil made equal 10 the best be
spoke work All garments warranted as represented
Prices low Also, large and elegant assortment Of
Furnishing gooda. ts8 sax
Mens'rcstaken aud s,ts made to order, One price
ly. Terms cash,
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ROCK, SWAN Z lNGLIs,

A RE copsianiiy receiving
n Appleton ~ inch brown sheeinr Carroll - do do
Appleton ~ inch brown Shniings Carroll 30iDeh do do
Hamilton "a Drawn snd bleached Sheeiings
do Ia brown and b.aelcd Sheetings
Is DO do do Seetings
DO brown bleaehs.i. sni dyed Canton Flannes
Do iwilled Shrng Stripes ~ and n ,neh do red Book.
ingR
f DO SERIES, Cotton Blanketines &c.
Do Prints, new aud de Eirabe styles s1qa
Suffolk brown, biesched and blue Drillinrs
Also great variety ~ Plaid Linseys, CoakinEs Cot.
tonalsA Apron Checks, Gnghama &c &c, which they Of
IN for sale al No ~ Pine street
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runNITunE, FunNITunE. 4

4 II tle Second Street t'ABINET MAitEKOOMS Nc, IL
"A soaib Second sretl--E MOUNT having large am
splendid ass"rnlea oi faAouabe and well ae Fufiuf'
on hand comprising rosewood tee.aeie Sofas; walnut do
mahogany do, with plush, satin. dainask and fancy hall
cloth scangs and other coverings; plain SOFAS OF all pree
and patterns; French Arm Chairs Ladies' Sewing Chairs
Rocking o Centre and Pier Tables Sofa Tables; Dvas
Pedestal Pier Tables; Extension, Dining and Card Tables
mahogany high post Bedsfrls; French do c,rled apls
and cherry do; and variety OF others; SecraTys; Heck
ases marble tops mahogany Wristbands; Hat Racks.
ulAin and with mirrors Ladies Work Tables OF rose
and mahogany; rosewood, walnut, birch and ma,osaiy
chairs with haircot, plush and damask seating; bkewse
seal Chairs 81 all patterns with an extensive asso
nien Of every article in line of business ~ ,,, -
Country Merchants and others are especially mN W
call and examine our stock of Furniture, every aue u
which 4 manufactured by ourselves and VIII DC 'sPoseo
Of on the most reasonable terms,
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To Let,

THE principal room in TEMPERANCE HALL which i
suiiaile ir Exhibitions, Fairs. Lectures, Concerts, OF
SUI IA other pupos, inconsistent with the principles OF
total. q bsiin.I nee. Terms moderate. Apply TO
u. WARD, President Stock Committee.
dec l3f Or at the Hall
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j nor Tsie ~ CHAKLES STOrf.
H Druggist and Apotllscarys
Prime article Of VANILLA BEAks on hand, and
"A for sale CHARLES sTO1T Druggist,
corner of 7th street and Pa avenue.
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OOIOM0N < HART, 80 broadway, are now receiving
- per The various packet ships England and France
the largest and best Of the above Goods 10 The
city, all Of which they ofer IN any quantity Wholesale OF
retail az lower than can be iond in any oer esta
Country merchants and others viii md large assert
ment OF Window Shades and Paper Iiangnrs OF AL the
rous styles and prices, and which they requested 10
ca2 and examine. w ef' N7.t' attF 4
This establishment Is always closed on SATURDAY.
t4-- 100 SOLOMON AZ HART
Upholserers and Importers, 2i3 broadway.
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MARKS q DUvALL,

lave iisd battery Kettles, BRASS Pals Platsrs, 70
other goods manufactured BY The WoleotyIlle Brass Co
Also, Rivets, both Iron and Tened.
wadhams 4 Co.'s superior Glib buttons, including Mill
lary and Naval.
Dexters very superior Knitting and TIDY coilonsa az
which, Agents for the Manufacturers they otr for sale
the most favorable terms
They also Importers aud Dealers IN Pearl buttons
Ivory and Fancy Combs Spool and Skein Sewing coons,
Shoe and Stay Lpces and general assortment Of Fancy
GenlE .l-. - ~ n. .-.l---
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SNHE NEW YORK FIRE INSURANCE ~ ~
recent ac oi the Legislature, is authorized. 70 TAKE MI
rns and Fire Risks under the new iie Of The NEW hokk
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE ao M naNlns
re and ~ Is sis and uil Capital q Win
surplus affords ample security y ~ peisons ~ ma
~ nm ~ other similar Institutions application al the
nee Of he company No " Wall street, tajoinne The
Courier a Enquirer oi nIe 22,,-rops
nl,yer III Jones Joseph n Lord
s.mn,i i uowlaud William Spencer
S,mue O. Harriet Jubal T.rbell
Horace Brooks George Lovet Nell
Inhn Ciapp Corns. Vanderbilt
Waller X Jones Oscar Gales
Thomas II Mills, lsaac N. Seymour
Hamilton Bydenbnrgh Israel Corse
oliver H. Tweedy Josiah D, Law
Waller r. Jones, jr. John u. Andrew
Andrew A. Pilot John EVEN
Abraham b. Davis Charles Mnturn
IIoratio ~ sitbbns
o. H. JONES, President
u uspgRTILI, Secretary.
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j, STOUVENEL s. CO.,
No. 90 Gold street and No. 3 John street
near Broadicay,
New Y Ork,
MANUFACTURERS WHOLESALE and
I'VE RETAIL. DEALERS in
CHINA. GLASS, AND LAMPS,
foroil and lard.
Gas Fixtures OF every description, Solar and
Gas Lamps, Chandeliers, Brackets, Grandoles,
Candelabras, &c.
Private houses, churches, and hotels, fitted up
with Gas, at great reduction in price, and all
articles warra nted. t5s
A complete assortment Of the richcstc cut press
ed, and plain Glass constantly on hand.
All the above articles made TO order, and all
kinds Of Glassware matched to any pattern.
Lamps altered and repaired.
Goods loaned to parties.
Oil at wholesale and retail.
New style OF Hall Lamps and Lanterns.
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% osE WATER put up in bottles q Il! sses Ee. sale by
II CHARLES sTOTT, 4
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suar's Patent Japan Bekiax " about the hest article
Of the kind we have The polish which imparts 10
the andersfaaiings Of man il brilliant and lastinr we
have iieal H. and il bouts say all this in It's behalf
Epe,tiag bulletin, June 7, Il
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-08-08
GIN FACTORY.

ID. X. WOODALL, manufacturer
of Cotton Gins, is still pursuing his
business in Houston nj.
lie has now on hands several Gins
Of the best quality which he will war
rant 10 perform well. lie will also
make 10 order, on the shortest notice,
any quantity, size or quality of Gins,
and deliver them any where in Chicka-
saw or any of the adjoining connties-
IKnranicd good as before mentioned,
low for cash, or on time 10 solvent and
punctual planters.
lie also repairs, without delay, old
Gins whenever brought to his shop, al
reasonable charges.
Satisfactory references will be Civ
en- of the quality and performance oil
his Gins, ~ any who may wish to pur-
chase,
Houston, Chickasaw Co. Mi.
May Goth. lS49,---4O-tf
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MAIL ARRANGEMENTS.
,ffl2anh
1854
ABERDEEN MAIL,

ANEhbEEN MAiLS
Leave Houston every Tuesday
Thursdaysand Saturday morning, at 6
o'clock, A. NJ. Arrives every Monday,
Wednesday aud Friday, at 4 o'clock,
Pm.
PONTOTOC MAIL.
Leaves Houston every Friday at 8
o'clock, P. NJ Arrives every We'd
nesday at o'clock, P. NJ.
GREENSBORO MAIL.
Leaves Houston every "Wednesday
at - AN. Arrives every Friday a
4, P. NJ,
COFFEEVILLE MAIL.
Leaves Houston every Saturday at
I2P.M. Arrives same day at II A N
COLUMBUS MAIL,
Leaves every Wednesday, al 6, m;
arrives every Tuesday, at 0, ? IN.
FULTON MAIL.
Leaves Houston every Friday, at
O'Clock, p m; arrives the same day al
II O'Clock, m.
WIN. A. SCOTT, p. W.
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-08-08
TYPE FOUNDRY,
AND PRINTERS FURNISHING
WIRE HOUSE.


THE subscribers have opened a new
type foundry in the city Of New
York where they are ready to supply
orders 10 any extent, for any kind OF
Job or fancy type, ink, paper, cases,
galleys, brass rules, steel column
rules, composing sticks, and every
article necessary for Printing Office.
The type, which are cast in new
moulds from an entire new set Of
matrixes, with deep counters, are
warranted to be unsurpassed by any
and will be sold at prices to suit the
times. All the type furnished by us
is hand cast.
Printing presses furnished, and also
Steam Engines Of the approved pat
terms.
N. B.--a MachinIst is constantly
in attendance to repair Presses and do
light work.
Composition rollers cast for Printers.
Editors of newspapers, who will
buy three times as much type as their
bill amounts TO may give the above
six months insertion in their paper
and send their papers containing it to
tho subscribers
COCKCROFT 81 OVEREND.
October 10, '48. 90-6m.
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-08-08
The Taylor House.

W Kosciusko, Misslssippl.
a He undersigned, having pur'
chased the Tavern House, FOND:
erly occupied by Richard Ross, in the
town of KosciuskO, would respectfully
invite the community-particularly the
travelling part-to favor him with a
call. His table will at all times be
supplied with the best the market o
the country can supply, and his stables
with plenty Of provendor. Having
had some experience in the matter, he
aatters himself that be can render al
guests comfortable. lie has severn
rooms now, and will soon have severa
others, for the reception Of families.
DroveTs can at all times be accom-.
mOdated. Call once and if Won arc
dissatisfied you are not compelled 10
return. bF Cha,ges-moderaie
LEWIS PREsLEy.
June % 1871 5-tf
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-08-08
JOB OFFICE.


WVHE Proprietor has recently
a made very extensive additions of
new and beautiful type, 10 their Print
ing Office, which enables them 10 OK
ecutc, equal to any Office in the South,
every description of Plain and Fancy
Printing.
We have received a splendid assort-
ment of blank cards, for tho benefit of
professional and business men.
The following is part ofthe various
description of Printing which VIC arc
prepared TO execute at this Office
ShOiO Bills Blu Headings,
Hand Bills, Checks,
Horse Bills, .NoIes,
Steamboat Bills Ball Hckets,
Business Cards, PamphleIs,
FISHING Cards, Catalogues,
Circulars, Funeral Notices,
BLANKS OF ALL KINDS.
The following Blanks are ALWAYS
kept on hand: Magistrates Summons
Attachments, Executions. Stay Bonds,
Appeal Bonds, delivery Bonds, Guar
dams Bonds, Letters Of Guardiansnicc
Jury Tickets, Witness Tickets Coub-
ty Treasury Warrants, Marriage Ii
censes and Bonds, ShcrifTs & Consta-s
BILE Notices Of sale Of property, Shor.
ifs Forthcoming Bonds, Executions on
Forfeited Forthc Oming Bonds, Exc
cutiOns in Assumpsot, Circuit Clerks
SuhPOenas, Capias Ad-respOndendum,
SC.