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Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-06-02
Northern Cross Railroad.

Recent developments clearly show that
the opposition which the Pike County Rail
Road, from Naples to Hannibal, has met
within the legislature, has sustained itself
entirely by fraud and Misrepresentation; the
prospective loans, contingent only upol the
+ defeat of the Pike County Bill, which were
completion Of the Northern Cross Road,
have turned out TO be bubbles, and bubbles
only; lei him who inflated them have the
glory of their bursting. All the dispatches
which were received, just in the nick Of
time, WI ell the Pike County Bill was at its
crisis, at The special session of 1852, turn
out to have been, what they were then
charged TO be, manufactured evidences oil
The prospects of the Northern cross Road
in Wall street. Where they were manu-
featured is not material--that they indica-
ted prospects, which were not real, is now
sufficiently evident. Yet those, and kin
bred means have defrauded the people OF
Pike, Scott, and the public interested, OF
their rights for the last 3 years. By such
means has the General Assembly been
gulled all this time. They have had Legis.
laiive aid--State Policy influence--county
subsrription--false epresentation--new
paper blowing and lying--0A to aid them,
and where are theyl Stalled--stripped OF
Nil their DISCUSSES, and standing before the
public in ali their odious deformity.
= The friends of the Northern cross road
have recently fallen out among themselves,
and according 10 the old adage, "honesl
men will now get their dues" Yes, fight
on, gentlemen; your cause is just; we re-
pea: il, fight on la mode cats de Kakcnay
ill NOT tail of you is left.
r We now consider. the construction of The
Naples and Hannibal Road settled ques-
ton; the next Legislature will give il a
charter, as q right long delayed by unjust
means, and will not hesitate. Naples will
new rise from the ashes--or water as tie
case may be.--[Wsstern Unionis,.
A Kentucky paper expresses the opinion
that il the negro slaves Of Kentucky could vote
upon emancipation. connected, as il must of ne
cesSity be, with their removal from the State, a
large majority would voteAgainst boing emanci-
paied. Il says; eve know an instance where
a number Of family servants, amounting to forty,
were called together by the master and mistress,
and their freedom rendered TO them on condition
that they would elnigrate 10 Liberia The
slaves requested time 10 deliberate, and when it
was granted they fixed time for reporting the
result Of their deliberations - and at the time
unanimously refused The offer
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-06-02
r ChoUTkAU,Jh JAS. HARRlsoN. TELIX vALLE
CH9UTEAU, HARRISON L VALE,


MILLER & POGUE,
Successors to Thos. S. MierO
Wholesale Grocers & General Commission Merchants,
No. Levee, Hannibal, Mo.
"CO-Partnership."
INHE undersigned have entered into co-partner-
l. ship for the purpose Of trdnsacting the Grocery
and General Commission business, under the name and
style of MILLER & POGUE at the old stand ofThos,
s. Miller, No. 8. Levse.
THOS. S. MILLER,
GEO. b. POGUE.
Hannibal, JnRe 10, 1852. GelO-tD
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-06-02

The N. Y. Mirror says that Buron's theatre
In that city is clearing from $4,000 10 $4,000
n year
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-06-02

" Paris Mercury copy.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
NOIlCE is hereby given that the undersigned ad.
mnistrator has obtained from The Clerk Of the
Rails County Court in vacation letters OF adminstra.
ton, upon the estate Of ELLEN A. DANIEL deed,
bearing date May 18Th, A. D., 1853.
All persons having demands against said estate, are
required to exhibit them for allowance, within one year
from the date OF said letters, they may be precled
from airy benefit Of said estate and if such claims ara
not exhibited within three years they will be forever
barred. ROBERT A. DANIEL Admir-
May 26th, ls53.-(w3t)
p cnoUTEAU,JA JAS. HARRISON. FELIx VALE
CH0UTEAU, HARRISON L VALE,
Commission Merchants and Prophet oTs of the st.
Louis Rolling Mill,
A ND MANUFACTURERS OF IRON in all III
a various shapes, Sheet Iron and Boiler Plate
Nails and Spikes, from the Of the Iron Mountain
lren Store No. 1873 North Second street, ST. Louis
May a. lS53.-(d&w6m')
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-06-02

understood
| ha o oil hand keep
aChaneOa kSve
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-06-02

W. r. Davis,
j. Armstrong,
Warren Finley,
J. C. Henderson,
VIM Massey,
I A. Greenles,
John. B. Lewis,
Levi Barkley,
F Leonard,
| Hooper Mitchell,
John Short,
/ J. Mssley,
VIM. Kidd,
F. Franklin.
John WitheIs,
DR.. NJ. F. Brown.
T. Bane,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-06-02

have ever used:
John /. Ellet,
George c. Foster,
DR.. L. T. Birmingham,
Charles w. Mills,
Henry Utterbaek,
VIM. Hawkins,
A. Ingraham,
Thomas Coverdan,
r. Gunter,
Jesse Wright,
W. F. Kerchevsl,
VIM. Logan,
Israel Johnson,
Inhn Fagsn,
NJ. F. RObinette,
William Shoot,
J. Flasher,
Orion Clemens,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-20
PASSENGERS OF THE WILLIAM AND NARY

The following communication from Mr. Mure the br I'sa
Cor sui clncernng the passengers by the snip "uhsm M
Hsry viIl be read with much interest;
EDs Pei have the honor to inform those persons "no
50 promptly responded to my appeal Of yesterday insi We
have been enabled through their generosity AMI win -
aid of Mr. Schroeder the agent Of the German Society 70
send off this evening 80 81 the unfortunate passengers
the Grand Turk TO ST Louis. Mr.. +. hennett Co iH
filed in most liberal their contract for the passage
of 20 of these persons distributed the Of SEQ 4msaS
them for the purpose Of supplying necsssses which n-y
stood in need Of
The IS passengers remaining behind and mostly destined
for the West have removed from the schooneEs snd pro-
v6ed with boarding houses until An opportunity offers io
shipment 10 their different destinations Some sr7 TOO III
TO Sc sent of present portion OF the funds Will Of
course be reserved for the passenger : IN number
who sre daily expected rom Nassau The expense 10 De
incurred those remaining will be much greater A. they
have not the advantage OF the Dutch passengers IN hA'H
their passage secured 10 them by contract
The money distributed 20 them IL the name OF TIE
citizens II New Orleans and the poor people seemed 10
feel deeply their kindness and expressed their gratitude IN
the varmest manner Your obedient servant.
WILLtAH MURE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-20

Russia AND TURKEY--We have 8 note says the Boston
7ravee from our correspondent at ConstsRtnople dated
the 18th Of May which, though il contains no news CON
firms accounts received from other sources and is worth
copying as an autht statement and presenting the
views Of an intelligent observer on the spot.
CoxsrAxrISorLE May 1.-the Turks have given ne
gave answer 10 the Russian Ambassador on three points
nsm.yhe right TO protect the Greeks of Turkey the
right ofsancon TO the appointment of Greek Patriarch OF
Copstantinope and the right Of having an Ecceslasc
from Russia reside at the Capital in connection with the
Patriarch and recognised by tue Porte The Ambassador
Extraordinary tMensohikoil has withdrawn though he
still lingsrs they BuynkdeTe and the Turkish Min
sry is changed Reshd PsSha being once mere Minser
Of Foreign Affairs The amount OF all is. that the English
and French supporting the Turks against the mpuden
demands of Russia and for the present their policy prevails
Many believe that may, long, see Russian force
here and IL so that shall inevitably fall into their hands
al least for the time being The French bave large Meet
in the Archipelago, and the English have one st MsN
but Russia strikes viii be quick snd before the Others
have time 70 move. however dc not yet believe We are
going to have war. The Russians must De gwen up 70
Blindness 20 bring in the present state OF the masses
In Europe"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-20
CANADA
legislative Councii-Riaeau Canal Manufactures of
Lever Canada.

TORONTO Wednesday, Juhe Is 1883
The old nominee Legislative Council is determined
NOT 20 die without kick. II the other House can ad
dress the Crown so il too and has made use OF ITS
privilege to appeal against The attempt TO place On an
eectoa basis II sets Itself up for copy Of the House
of Lords close the circumstances Of the Colony
Twill permit which, ia good socta, is not very close
The address predicts distraction of the harmony at the
CovernmeDta system and the brngng0t the royal au-
thort into contact with the two Houses as consequence
of making the Council elective Several otherdire ca
Iamities are to toowhe safeguard against hasty egis
laton Is to be destroyed eaoases are 60 spring up IKE
needs after shower between the two Houses, the bal
.nce of power in the State is to be Knocked out of It's
rl,ce and universal Democracy De inaagurstcd. IL is
not likely thar these alarming predictions vii weigh
very much with the Imperial Administration against
address of dametrcay opposite character, irom the
Renrasentatiyes of the Canadian people.
4 long time 400, John Bull dug huge military Canal
in Canada known as the Ridesu Canal az right royal
cost aud has kept up at little expense to this day
The smallest item in any one year Tor aP mas
been between $40 GOO and SJOOOO but John ba IN an
econorucA mood has resolved rid himself OF tue Gu
cumbrance and the Secretary OF State for the Colonies
has already asked the Provincial Government 10 accept
the present Of the work and the cost annexedto H. Inc
Imperial Ordnance Department IN consequence OF TINS
offer aud in reliance that il viii be accepted has made
provisiOn for the maintenance Of the works ly MI
September next The Canadian Executive have bad
be subiect OF this offer before them but the minute
tbey have made on the subec recommends that de-
eisiye course OF action be recommended 10 Parliament
I'll fail n mort on the Works be obtained, aud hint
:; ho ont that certain Ordnance lands on either side
az The canal ought to be thrown in TO make the giit
a..Iie The revenue Of the Canal taken above is not
eos 10 onethrd the cost Of keeping 4 up the present
,sysnpe Of the Ordnance lands on It's banks togethe
With the Canal revenues DO not exceed one-a the cost
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-20
Landing Of Negroes.

CoeTefpondenoe OF Inc N T. ffiDune'
HAvASA, June 18th, 1858.
The steamer / mentioned in my last as having arri-
we'd was the Absn small British steamer OF war from
Jamsics on her way to England to be sold out of the
service
Another cargo of negroes has been landed near Matan
zas. The SLAYER was chased for hours by British
steamer but on hosting American colors aud exposing
to view some sailors in red shirts the chase was gwen
up, and thus she got in and landed her cargo.
The steamer that went out Saturday, to look after
suspicious steamer returned after finding that thieves
sci that had caused the alarm Spanish man ofwar
The weather is rainy and worry dsagreoabe, and thore
Is nothing stirring Of interest. FRANK.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-20

SEocEISG MURDER At CIScISSATI OF THE 15rH IssT.-
man rarred Patrick Cornell attacked n his own
h0ue BY gang roudies beaten % sh0ckngly that
be died IN hour afier Conne bad just oeen
red aro the rOWces called on him with the intention Of
levyiDg contribution for spree He gave them dollar
which was unsatisfactory, and hence the brutal and fatal
sssaut Tive three hard characters were arrested on
s icn Of being concerned IL thu murder but were sub
ertv discharged for ant Of evidence The victim Of
Ri ,usrsge l. aid TO have been peaceful and YIELDS
posed man.
William sssscer Indicted Tor the murder u Mrs En-
cline Jofn.,u iu OBJ. Criminal Court Of the District OF o.
lun lis, has been quilted.
NASHUA, " H., Is 70 se lighted with gas by the 20h Of
sspsmbsI and ely charter iOs i, has passed the House
II RergsssntzfiyeE-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-20
PHILADELPHIA.
PHILApELPHIA-

PHILADELPHIA. Jure 10 i.5l
During ;he past week there have been ,ui,s nunsbsr
OF rumors anoa respecting the disposition " the remains
OF Arthur ns Sen. IL Was known that IN acc,rdan's
With The express WIst of the a. ui a. the BODY
Of IT, Ge, essed hscded Rev nhu Street for
iueutLt >utsequsu On tbs by tl= consent tas son
tie body hsnoed over % tn surgeons make such
examination nf it the 0f science .r render
dfsfable he body Accordingly. partially dissecsd
ty Prof McChDtock, on >s-ari.y the llth inst, in the
presence sTge colCOur,- ut people nd l. So t.eu
placed IL TIE Of NJ Street % BE- Opposed Of IN &C
cordaIce = III The promise made 20 young Arthur
During o. past few DAYS has been more than hnted
that the body bad been buried according to promise
and despite the professional character Of the individual
having the matter in charge Il boldly ASSERTED that
ere sham burial had taken place with bis knoWlsdge
The following adssis, which sworn 70 before Aid
Roger Of Feun District, Monday lsst VII throw some
light the mysterious subject:
AFFIDAVIT OF CHARLES R. FERRIS
Charles r. Fe hsvirs been called iron bv Reh.r5 Hi Of
FsrcVe se1iCn q The y round examine tie coufeufs c
CEN tFcssh there By Rev Jokn Strest AID ohss .oa
he ccy % Arlur sprnF - executed Friday the l1th
seeoF = lie avs Of tie Si.ie u Peusv th. 30 sadesf
tsrs orert rs1srce uufaref Ia szd -5ue
c.Al-E, AID 10 gCrtllu u AZ 1ll.l t1t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-20
HAVANA.
Arrival Of the steamsI

Arrival OF the Steamship Cherokee.
The us. mail steamship Cherokee, Capt Baxter.
from New Orleans via Havana, June H. arrived yester
day. She brings no news Of Importance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-20
srerEDy rseH

The ter hour system Il 5eEerE1y rSe.S
mect spics Of our city SonprnIss =. Il, ~,
80 IN =. ~ much xo,k we suppose when they delgA
through Twelve Or fourteen long bSgh.ys more g, .,s
spero in thsr families Or IN sgssese' a 5rTs S n A sssy
nea IN came sten al our actores vii atopt
M. t-p beur RI e. a. tending to promote the Interests
ly.r. IS Hel - The eraPio3,sl. n, ?, ,,,..,.
r.,.Sougftsro n p, D.J Nerkes. 81 isy<etfzs
p, a y .ebool the 0ths- y aoms -
"a shaaanly beaas pty'"~
La G.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-20
AID where their fathers boass DOW b,
Theifs nay never be

From TEE BRITIsH PEovIScEs.-The HALIFAX North
fycan Of the 10th, says-"A report reached the read
pe room LAST evening that .hp from England b0and
ia New York with cargo Of ga coal vas ashore on
4Sab Island the crew Of which had captured the island
Our correspondent informs tia; the vessel was the
Amazon nom Liverpool The Legislature Of Prince 81
ward Island hss been dissolved by proclamation Of His
Fvcelencv SIR Alexander Zimmerman, the Lieutenant
C0yerpor Wrts have been issued for new election re-
trpsbs on the 9th Of August next. Admiral Seymour
was eoning 20 s. John this week
Two buildings on Broadst, Bangor, belonging 70 John
Huekirs were burnt on the l5th INST One vas new
tuidrg and the other storehouse Containing lumber
belonging 70 Mr. Huckins which dsO burnt Loss II
building q and lumber about : 200.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-20
RHODE ISLAND
General MISUNDERSTANDING Manufacture, &c.

Correspondence Of he n Y. Tnbu8s.
NEWPORT. Safurdly, Jure IS 1853
Our State Legislature adjourned LAST night. after 8
session Of four DAYS. large amount Of business has
been transacted but mostly Of private nsture-such
re.itious for Bank charters and other corporations
The Demoersti: majority in the Senate has exhibited
rs regard for freedom by laying upon the table, without
a discussion petition, nun rousy signed requesting
the Assemble 20 express sentiments coademnatory Of the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-20
LAKE SUPERIOR.

Yesterdays mail brought Us The LIKE SAperi9r saut
ste Marie Journal Of the llth inst. from which clip
the following items.
TuB SEig CASAL ConNEScED The Saut Ship Canal,
that citizens have rent shout for twenty years past
has his week been actually commenced THERE'S no mis-
take about il. We lave seen the ground broken. the
spade, pickaxe and wheebsrrO" in notion and never
was work commenced with more energy. Every mIo
seems 20 feel sort Of personal interest in the work and
takes hold with will Tie fret force Of men With their
general agent Charles Harvey Engineers Captain Can
field Messrs Glenn and Nichols landed here on Monday
evening astin tive days several large shsnties nave been
erected for the acconmOdaton Of the men, the preliminary
work ad out for bcidirgs docks lifting cranes, and drain
g pumps Nearly hundred men were at nrst pu. on 20
tie various preliminary WOrks-mOre are arriving by
every boa and we understand thar four or i've hundred
vii De- employed soon A. they can be sci AZ TvA ' al
Tie new ard the old order of things strongly con
ra,ed ust this time. Hall way across the Portage Is
high above tie water, the steamboat sam ward, on
Ter land journey % Lake Superior II - Spectacle OF
coL.nual Interest 10 see large steamer thus drawn over
snd and spectators ihrong the place u Waess tins hnd
sailing. This Is likely 10 be the last vessel mat Will De
hauled over the land and this Just in advance OF the
canal work Right in her wake workmen are excayatns
tie sol and rock which she has u-t passed On The
route of the Canal the Indians have sold their log hsn
and these ancient bark covered dwellings OF the OoT1
have already been eyeled o. the ground to give place 70
tie hui dnes and works Of the whites Their ancient
cen ground viii BE- sadly broken INTO and hey must
rn,h their tents elsewhere There no rest for this
90, med people, sud Ike the Jews they mus' wander
vitheringy
4sd where the II fathers boass DIV, b.
TheIis nay never he
The .tesmer London, Capt Sweeney OF Wards Lane
also arrived 20 day loaded down with lumber en- &c Tor
the Canal Company.
III propeler Peansuls Capt Andrews, has ls arrived.
Bringing down thirty nine tuDs ol copper IN barrels and
mas rom the Minnesota mne-tTenty tuns from the
Nrth American I'm masses and hundred and f0uy..I
fms nom The Cliff In barrels and masses
W. are glad able to report me first shipment OF
conner ir, u the Piiisburgh and -le Roysl- ne this
son The schooner gonqun Capt Haloran, has just
rived with four of copper IN masses and barrels from
The above mine.
Tbe Baltimore arrived the 9th inst with hundred
ana forty Eve bbs Of copper averaging Fix hundred from
tbe Gift nine Thirty bbls Averaging SIX hundred and
tfv and three tuns IN Masses, from tie North Western
The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1853-07-09
THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA,

TOUNTY OF TRINITY.-lN THE DIS
~ lrict Court OF the Eighth judicial District
oi said State.
The people of The State of California to Joseph
/. German, George Logon, Peter Taylor, W IN.
Meader and William Anich. greeting:
Whereas a complaint was filed ia the Hon.
District Court OF The SiI Judicial District in and
Tor The County OF Trinity, by I. NJ Winston, p.
I. Miller, +. s. Mckenzie, and e. Is. Winston,
on the 18Th day o. Janidry A. ID. 1888, wherein
they complain that gu or about HE 4lh day OF
Sc pieinber, A. ID. 1880, you received certain
stock Ut them, TO Wit: Horses and mules for the
purposes OF ranchlnS, al the rate Of three dol
lars per month per head IN The State .oi Calior-
lla ana have To tins day refused and esiceied
TO deliver them 10 Salu plaintiffs, ami stlil refuse
10 do
GU are therefore hereby summoned to APP
pear and answer III said Court the said cunl-
plant within ten days after The service hereof il
served within this county, within twenty days it
served within said district. And IN all other
cases Within ioriy days, exclusive OF he da. Of
service.
And you will take notice that if YOU fail to
answer The plaintiffs com paint, the plaintiffs
will apply to the Court for the reet demanded
III said complaint.
Wiines Hon. }. NJ Peters, Judge Of the 9Th Jul
dIcial District Court, with my private seal am
nexed, there being no seal ol said Court as
yet provided. mo. e. BIRCH, Clerk
THoS. l.. BELL, Deputy.
Ordered by said Court that The above sum-
mons be published III Ihel Shasta Cou,iey for
three months JOHN Z. BIRCH Clerk
Thos. l.. BELL, Deputy.
May 8, 1893. NV BIN
The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1853-07-09
NORTHERN MINES.

In the Northern Mines we run Expresses i'll
orr own name, always accompanied by taiihiui
Messengers. to and from the following places:
San Francisco, Benicia, Sacramento City
Marysvile, Shasta, Nevada Grass Valley, Colo
ma, Placerville, Tor HansioNn) Greenwood,
Georgetown. Mormon Island, Salmon falls
Auburn, and every other part of Ell Dorat.o a,i..
Placer Counties
Also, to Jackson, Dry Town, Volcano, Satter-
vile in Calaverns County
Through Langton & Co, to and from Do,vnit
vile, and all other places on The iuba aud te.-
then Rivers.
To and from Sacramento, Stockton and Bcni-
The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1853-07-09
LATE AKsEsHVAI,s.,

At Nm NeAnify No, 40 md 207 j Street.
ENX SALEM, ALBONI, WINGED RACER
- Red Rover and Jacob Bell, direct from
New York, large addition to my former stock.
consisting of almost every thing which the wants
IT The comGlnniiy require, viz,
hardware and Cutlery OF every description.
iln Sheet Iron, Stoves of the most i,nnroved
styles,
Copper Groceries, Provisions, Crockery. Glass.
ware.
Liquors, Wines, Cigars Boots and Sboe.
Leather OF all kinds, Threshing Machines
aiming Mills, Flows. Horse Rakes. Straw
Cutters, sra"
"ooden Ware, Steam Engines, &c. &c. e
Which he offers in such quantities as may ha
wanted ana at such prices that " i'll not f,i, to
". WN NM, J"aii'
'' 'i"s' 1000. my2I 3m
The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1853-07-09

Ey Mr. Nj. l.. Chaplin, of pawpaw, De
Kalb CO.. was at Rock Island the other dly and
informed the editor of the Rock Island Advocate
that he left Sacramento City Sept. 2Sih, and
arrived ut tue Council House Salt Lake, in Il
days hours, where he remained three days.
In Is travelling days he arrived at Kanesville.
Council Bluffs, and i'll travelling DAYS arrived
at Rock Island, making 80 days six hours on
the road. He had horse with him in fine con
dition, which he rode The whole distance. He
had no company any part OF The journey. In
crossing the Plains he encountered an enligrunt
family that had Just been murdered A few
miles farther he met six Indians with rifles who
fred unon him. Drawing his four revolvers he
killed three of the savages and chased the other
three into the mountains. This story beats
Kit Carson and Gnlliver too
The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1853-07-09
TOWER HOUSE.

At, the junction Of The Ireka aud Hearcrpille
Roads, II miles from Shasta. .
M TIL E uND ERsIGNED @Np
,.,M would announce to the pub sSS
- lie, and particularly to per- "a
sv,is travelling 10 and from Yreka aud eaver
vile, that he is now prepared to entertain them
at this long established stand, formerly known
as the 9 Free Bridge House." in a style not sur.
passed by any hotel III Northern California. Hav-
ing completed his new and cornmo,lious build.
ing, and furnlshedit IN the best possible manner,
he Is enabled 10 promise the very best accom-,
nlodations The table, as heretofore, will al.
ways be supplied with the best viall,ls the mar
kel furnishes; while from the large garden at
tached TO the premises, all the vegetables grown
IN this part OF The State will be furnished In the
greatest abundance
s lie has also secure Corral connected with
his establishment. always supplied with an abun-
dance OF barley and hay.
mar26H LEVI II. TOWER.