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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-30
TIE GNYFRNnR VOTE

Our Aldermen, acting as Board of Superb
sors, still persist in the disgrsceful game Of shut
fiiBg, idlng and absenting themselves through
meeting after meeting, which has already earned
for them the indignation Of tteir constituents,
and the contempt of the whole State. Yesterday
the last excuse for further depredstious on the
Treasury on their part was exhausted and the
returns should have been made up and the re
sult officially declared. but serrn Aidermen sa,o
flt0 Be absent, ard that stopped the whole bust
ness, as they OF course knew it must. Will Mr.
Flsgg allow these men to draw pay for the work
they so UNANIMOUSLY neglected. He can easily de-
termne which embers of the Board have en-
dtavored to do their duty, ard which have syste-
matically neglected IT, Let meme of the latter re-
ceive one dollar for the days when they have ia
ken special care not to earn any.
We have, Of course, no Official Returns yet,
but the canvass BY Wards has been completed,
and nothing remains TO be done but to add up the
columns. Our own copy Of the Ward Ca1yasses
makes the true addition of Seymours vote in the
several Districts Of the XIth Ward 1895 instead
Of 2,095, as hitherto reported. This reduces
seymour's plurality over Clark in the City to
Ii.1s2 and increase, Clark's majority in the
State to 379. We think this is the true count,
and that it will not be possible by giving the re-
firing Governor ell the votes cast for all manner
of Stymours, and adding in that for 'Gin Sling"
If he insists on it, TO reduce clsrks majority be-
low ESQ. On the ofzcisl State Canvass, he
viii doubtless be declared elected by something
over 800. So Hurrah for Gov. CLARK and
Prohibitory Liquor Law,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-30
THE WAX I'm THE EAST

Ire srri'h Of the Africa has put Us in posses
sion OF three days later dates from Europe, b..
nothing Of additional interest from the seat of
war beyond an internal episode describing the
roasting alive Of vast number OF sick and
wounded in hospital, and accounts of suffering.
that render language pauper in attempting 70
portray them. of the bloody and undscisi7e bat
tie of the 18th November. brief intelligence of
which was brought BY tbs Baltic, we have now
Lord Raslans curt disps.ch but not 70. the Gus
touary voluminsus and exciting details by cor
respondents. Wss.her actors or lssksn-sa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-30

HInlso sL.EEs-DKcIHosOF JrDcE LUAFKIS or
Grossrs--ln the State Of Georgia in isSo, Francis
Jernsrd hired Of Rcbcccs Boyntcn q negro slave for
the term Of one year for the sum Of soo giving his
note Cor the amount. The contract made 10 Jan
usy; the let Of May the negro died, and Lennard
refused 10 pay tho motto on the ground that the
vice. bxgainsd fcr had pot been rendered The note
wa sued. snd the carried from the Superior
10 the suprcse Court, where Judgment was rendered
sgslna Lsnnard The only question in the case, ac-
eordne 10 Judge Lumpkin, ". whether when negro
Il hired for year and dies within the tine the hirer
should be allowed oredi: upon his note, from the
tine Of the peros death TO the end Of the year for
90 mech ~ the hre for that time would amount to.
HE Judge decides that the hirer entitled credit
upon HE se,e in the absence Of stipulation to that
eject The prnoipo laid down Is identical with that
which reqsiro the lessee Of tenement, in the sb-
sencs Of special sgrcensnt to the contrary 10 pay
rcnt for he term for which 10 Leased though Il may
barn down over his bead - ssos - tho occupant
tsks possession Of the promises
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-30

The steamer Africa arrived yesterday afternoo,.
at o'clock. She brings dates 70 the l6th-thres
days later No fretb battles fought, and StvastopO
not yet taken. Full details Of European intelli
gesce, from the journals sud by our own cor
respondents will be found On ether pages
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-30
NEw-YoRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for Dec. ;
TIVE NEW YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this
uefk contans the following:

TpE NEw-fORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this
week contains the following;
f..EDITORIALS The Campaign In tue Crimes; The
Truth % the Souie Afsi, whittier We Tend; why
Win 1e Die 6" Russian Ammo .sfion in Asa. &C.
u.THE STATE Oh EUROPE Letter from Our Own
Correspondents
If..KURoPE. IouT DAYS Later Intelligence; Arrival Of
the Raifics The War, The See AitacA Sev astopol
fiesch, Lr glHh. and Russian Accounts Of the Battle.
V..LiTERATJEE AT LONDON Letter from Our Own
Ccrrtsp nas nc.
y..sANpwICH ISLANDS: Speech Of Gen William
Miier
vI.NEw PUBLICATIONS: ia. Nay. BY Mary LAM.
6oD Ths Republican Coart; Or American Society Ia
TIE nays OF Naahiftoa by Runs NilHot OrisWo.d
Ut..NOMAN An FCLESIASrlCs Letter from the Rev
Ansoinstts l.. Br0~n.
Ylu..RENlEW or TIE WEEK; Giving In a condensed
sad ucst oonspiC ioro the latest and most i'm
eoran, sveets that have usrspircd in the City,
ruited Sialeg
iN..foLETfcAL INTELLIGENCE: Nsw.YoYk Election;
khede lslsnci North Carolina; flori3a; Nteonsi1;
Michigan lhiaoe; Kansas; AfkausaL
N..EORTu AND SOUTH BY Mrs 0askcl saihor Of
Mar haron kufh Crawford. &c.
XI..rolTEN Bel SourL
MIA VISIT TO rIfE SCENE OF TYPE
NnI..WHALERS.
XIV. MARRIAGES aud DEATHS.
xy..TrLEGRAfH' Tho Latest New received By
XVI. REVIEW or THE MARKETS: R-po-,, a. N.
Sioct, Cfau, Proyision. and Csals Mssksas; very
fails saa specially rrroftrd tor The Tritano
s,nsis eeplrs m wrsvrcr ~ Obalped ~ the counter
N tss Puhesfson Ofce thi. morning. Pre- 81 GEMS
q. sxcxfPTs0x ns cory ycsl, 81 three eop-s
as Eve osvies. s~t tcs oopss. $40.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-30
Nssu9lark Daftp Gtribnne.
THURSDAY, YOvEMBER. 30.

The R.v Theodore Parker bss been arrested
On a charge Of aiding the escape Of Authony
Burns, in Boston. Re gave bail to APPEAR for
trisl at the March rerm Of the u S. Corr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-30

Gov. Pesse Of TeIss. bss written letter 20
the Tres.urer Of tpat STATE giving his reasons at
length for refusing to accept the stock offered BY
Messrs. Walker aud King.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-30

VOLTS SCIuEDAM AROMATIC SCHNAPPS.
Purchasers ofWoLrEs scHiEDss ARoMsTIc ScHSAfFs are
he1s notified that tsnf prices have been made out
wneh be I'D application the orc Of tho subscriber
No u Rcsser4t UDoLFHo WOLFE. >
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-30
tloyefnment Sfock Bank. Michigan. taken a
INNOCENT RuT pOrENT-BRANDRErH's PiLI.s

7s the dclsr' Merchant Bsak Bfdse~sier 20
osatsi Lewis County 90 NsbtenAw. Ji kish
fxANa's Clothn. Nafehnnne Nos o. and 0e Fnli9n-tt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-30

ALBERT II. NICoLAy will hold Special Auction
Sale Of and SATURDAY Dec a. ~ o'clock.
Al the Merchant fxchange. AintRr VI. NicoLAY,
No 4 Broad st., AuctiOneer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-30

INNOCENT RtT POrENT-bRANDRErIIsI PILLS.
The nssy whose fame tcr puryins the blood
IL che Ciy ed world sae should
BE- W the possession ~ whs vaoes health One o.
the nieut, bow many DAY. o. wcets Of
nav shry preven four pills IN The hcennns are
more forty doses whom the disease ID esab
nshsA
Msn w days Of hs- compared to what has hith
ga hses weighed down hss been bY oenic, To-
erolrs and suasnss which earthly P0vor knew how To
alleviate until RaANpGEIus fLLs presented to the
odf rhe wtsb the feeble the ,nhr the the del
Lrae v davs eushChed BY tdt operation sud the
worst removed by pecversuee withoa the
psnse phvsn. Adapted a. All cTounsanoes ard strs
fsens hey the best medcue iudes ios q miles
take psveusns scufvy aad oosvnes requiring
charge diet PARTICULAR fcsiusn. against TAXING cold
naAxpsuTTs PuLs sold a. IS per box. with fl
difscns II the principal oos, BTadui BUILDING entrance
Ma. a. Cam Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-30

TuANKSGIyINGs DAY. Ladies, II you wish
White satin and Linen Gstsis White sbd Kid slippers
ot bsIs paItes weddtss Sc beautiful EmbIoiiered Toilet
sinners ~ pseuis ior Gentlemen Boys, Miss and Ch
rss Boots and eboes Of kinds with India Rubber Shoes
Of all the various styles. ps'IonOe - .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-30
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PATLNT. TME ONLY Rad

tcsl crxF TRUxs-M.asH Co. have just renewed the
United St.fs Lsttcs Patent for M,Rss Radical Cnro Tss
thai toek the premium al the late Exhibition Ia the Crystal
fasre II has the anvc-s appreciation Of the med
lc AID snfecs profession of this city and will nne out
Of rcdueshe heras All persors cautioned
ssslns lnif nens upon this Instrument Open ffOm VI.
aafilsf, ~ MASS Co. No. p Maiaealsne. ". Y.
CRIsrADoRO's LIQUID HAIR DYE.-Ihis is
tho ysgy best esoiine Plaid IA the world TIE black snd
brown conferred BY a 90 tho hair na'nes own perfectly
sndstlbg IRON the natural nta sold Wholesale aud
resan and applied II CpisrADoRo's. No Aston hGuse.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-30

JaMYg LITrLE & Co., Merchant Tailors
No an Rrosasy ness Cansls Keep constantly hand a
iss, s,or,IpeIt Of Clothing which they sell
(, AT EN-, Al sarrfees Give a cali before purohas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-30

Celebrated PIANOS and MELoDEOSs, in larger
and less price than be found elsewhere IN the
United gtstes Zach instrument guaranteed Second haDd
PsDss Al sest bareA Pianos Cash paid for second
bend Pianoa iIoRACE WATERS, No. $50 broadway.
Southern shield., 1854-03-18
Sneak of a Man as you find Him

Here is not only pretty song, but a good lesson. We find it floating about without credit.
 Let us speak of man as we find him, And censure alone what we see: And should man blame, let's remind
 him
 That from faults we are none of us free. If the veil from the heart could be torn, And the mind could be read on the brow There are many we'd pass by with scorn, Whom we're loading with high tonors
 now.
 Let us speak of man as we find him, And heed not wha. others may say; If he's fraiI, then a kind word would
 bind him,
 Where coidness would turn him away. For the heart mus. be barren, indeed, Where no bud of repentance can bloom; Then pause, ere you censure with speed, On a frown or smile hangs doom,
Southern shield., 1854-03-18
$. M. Wheaton

WMT OULD respectfully remind the
 WV citizens of Memphis and sur rounding country that the season fol transplanting Fruit and Ornamenta trees is at hand. Great additions have been made in every department, more particularly among fruits. A more SC lect and varied collection has never beer offered for sale in the Southwest.
 Catawba, Isabella, Ohio, Scupper nong, California, etc, Grape Vines, Figs Rasberries, Strawberries, Currants, Pe- cans. Chesnuts, etc., etc.
 Green house Plants, Bulbou Flower Roots, Gmported,} Evergreens of every desirable variety, among which are near. ly 2,OO0 Magnolia Grand Flora.
 Purchasers may rel ly on every thing being what it is represented, and sales may be effected or very favorable terms by applying at the Gardens, near the Railroad Depot.
 Memphis, March 4, 1854.
Southern shield., 1854-03-18
Hrs. Feb. Smiths Philosophy.

Dear me! Aow erpenSiUe it is to 6e poori Every time go out my best bib and tucker has to go on. If Zeb- edee were worth cool million, might wear coal bod on my head, if chose, with perfect impunity. There was that old nabob's wife at the lec- ture, the other night, in dress that might have been for Noah's great grandmother. She can afford it. Now if 1t rains knives and forks mus, sport ten dollar hat, forty dollar dress or a hundred dollar shawl. If go to concert, I must take the highest price seat, and ride there and back just to let Tom, Dick and Harry know that 1 can afford it. Then we must hire the most expensive pew in the broad aisle of tip-top church, and give orders to the sexton not to admit any stranger into it who looks snobish. Then you know my little children, Napoleon Bonaparte and Donna Maria Smith, can't go to public school, be- cause, you know, we shouldn't have to pay anything for it.
 Then if go shopping to buy a paper of needles I have to get little chap to carry them home, because it wouldn't answer for me to be seen carrying bundle through the streets. We have to keep three servants, where one might do; and Zebedee's coats have to be sent to the tailor when they need a button sewed on, for the looks of the thing.
 Then if l go to the sea shore in summer, l can't take my comfort, as rich people do, in gingham dresses, loose shoes, and cambric sun-bonnets. My sensesl I have to be screwed up by ten o'clock in a Swiss muslin dress, a French cap and the contents of an entire jewellers shop showered over my person; and my Napoleon Bona parte and Donna Maria can't go of the piazza because the big rocks and pebbles cut their toes so badly through their patent kid slippers.
 Then if Zebedee goes fishing, he wouldn't dare to put on linen coat for the price of his reputation, No, indeed! Why, he never goes in the yard without drawing On his white kids. Then he orders the most ruinous wines and dinners, and feeds those white jackets till his purse is empty as an eggsheli. I declare it is abominably expensive. don't believe rich people know what 1t costs poor people to lise
Southern shield., 1854-03-18
DRY GOODS.

consisting in part of the following:- Brown sheetings and shirtings, bIeached do.; heavy Lowells, cottonade, blue driIlings, brown and bleached do.; bed tickings; linen driIIings; musquito net tings; fancy dress goods, alpacas, muslin de laines, mus. de swiss; balzarines, cot ton yarns, carpet warp, batting, carpet ing; spoil cotton, gloves, hosiery, etc. Also,
 GrOCeT5eS.-Coffee tea, molasses, refined crushed and brown sugars, all- splce, pepper, nutmegs, cloves, indigo, madder, ginger, tea, vinegar, candles, starch, powder, shot, lead, etc.
 ffardWare.-Table and pocket cutlery, grain and brier scythes; trace, log, OK, and fifth chains; hoes, shovels and spades, steel corn mills; mill, cross cut and hand-saws; files, teakettles, en- amelled kettles, castings and hollow ware, butts and screws, tap-hinges; chop- ping, broad, and hand axes, trowels, rat traps, ps,currycombs, steel and iron squares; bench mouiding,match and brace planes.
 HatS.-Fine Beaver, Mole-skin, Panama, Leghorn, and palm-leaf hats; also, Caps.
 Ready-ns0de Clothing Fine dress cloth and drad d'ete Coats, cashmere Pants, anC full assortment of spring and summer Clothing.
 sYediCiNeS.-Sulphate Quinine, CaIome, Blue Mass, Epson Salts, etc. AIso-Paints and Oils.
 Furniture.-They will keep constant ly on hand general assorment of Fur niture, consisting of Bed-steads, Bureaus, Ward-robes, Chairs, Sofas, Mattresses, work-stands, wash-stands, Cribs, etc. Also, window Sash, of all sizes window blinds, doors, etc.
 Cooking Stoues-Of which we have an excellent variety. Ton-Bar, slab, and rod iron; hoop do.; cast-steel, wro't t and cut Nails, horseshoe do.; finishing nails, etc.
 Stationery.-School Books, blank Books, memorandas; cap and letter Pa per; black and blue Inks, 1nkstands, quills, slates, steel pens, pencils, etc.
 Saddlery.-Ladies' and mems Sad dies; bridles, halters, martingales, surcin- gles and girths, horse collars; extra bri- dle reins and rings, etc. All of which will be sold onthe most reasonable terms.
 II. P. COOLIDGE & Co.
 Helena, May 24, '5l.
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Open DaV and Night,

In building our new store we have taken especial pains to construct suit of rooms fol the express purpose of talk ing Daguerreotype Pictures. Our ar engagement of light is the most approved by the best operators, producing pictures quickly and true to nature; the rooms are spacious and handsomely furnished affording every comfort and convenience for our customers. In this branch we have associated with us MT. W. H. De Shong, gentleman of experience and great skill in the art, who will take charge of the rooms. and as we will use none but the best instruments and materials and procure early each improvement in the art, we trust we shall be able at all times to present our friends and custom CTS with "another self" so like that, but for the difference in size, 1t would be difficult to say which was which.
 To make this branch of our business complete we have increased our assort- ment of Daguerrean Jewelry, such as Lockets, with from one to four Pictures; Pins, double and single,
 Rings; Seals;
 Keys; Canes;
 Watches A superior article, made ex-
 pressly for Daguerrotypes.
 F. H. CLARK & co.
 Memphis, October 10, 1858.
Southern shield., 1854-03-18

QUESTION ANswEREp.-"Doctor,' said an old lady the other day to he family physician "kin you tell me hov it is that some folks are born dumb?'
 "Why. hem! why certainly; mad am," replied the doctor, ''t is owing to the fact that they came into the world without the power of speech'
 "La mel" remarked the old la dy, "now jest see what it is to have physic edication. Eve asked my old man more than hundred times that are same thing, and all 1 could ever git out of him was ''kase they is. Well Pm glad l asked you, for nev- CT should died satisfied without knowin'it."
Southern shield., 1854-03-18
Harris Ferry, ON W HIT E RIVER.
{ Formerly called Rock-Roe Ferry.

THE undersigned would respectfully inform the Travelling Public, that he has greatly improved the facilities for travel ing by this Ferry. He has opened a NEW ROAD through White River bot tom, which runs nearly all the way or a Cane Ridge, mostly
 ABOVE OVERFLOW; and avoid the necessity ofanybut one fer riage from the Mississippi to the Arkar' sas River, in low water, making 1t the cheapest, as well as the nearest and best route from Helena, Sterling, or Delta, to Little Rock or Pine Bluff.
 He has new and substantial Ferry Boat.
 There is a direct road to both Little Rock and Pine Bluff from this Ferry.- By the time the river rises, arrangements will be completed so that persons can cross at this place at at stages Of aOater.
 Travellers may expect to hear all kinds of reports to induce them to turn off of this route, from individuals Interested, or ieagued with those who are interested in turning them upon other routes.- Theyeven stoop so low as to knock down sign-boards directing to this ferry, at nearly all the forks of the road.
 RATES OF TERRACE: For each wheeled vehicle, 10 cts per wheel " Horse, mule, OK, loose
 cattle, 10 cts. per head Person, (drivers ex-
 cepted,) 10 cts. each.
 In very high water the rates are diff ferent. w. T. o. HARRIS.
 Rockroe, Dec, 1853.
Southern shield., 1854-03-18

the directions of Baron Lebig, the great Physiological Chemist, by J. s. Tough ton, NJ. D. Philadelphia, Pa.
 This is Natare's Oacn Remedy for an unhealthy StomacEl. No art of man can equal its curative powers. It con- tains no Alcohol, Biuers, Acids. or Nauseous Drugs. Itis extremely agree ble to the taste, and may be taken by the most feeble patients who cannot eat water cracker without acute distress Beware of Drugged limitations. Pepsn IS not Drug.
 Call on the Agent, and get descrip- tive Circular, gratis, giving a large amount of Scientifc Evidence, from Lie big's Animal Chemistry; Dr. Combe's Physiology of Digestion; Dr. Pereira on Food and Diet; Dr. John W. Draper, of New York University; Prof. Dugison's Physiology; Prof. Silliman, of Yale Col lege; Dr. Carpenters Physiology, &c., together with reports of cures from all parts of the United States.
 IF wOBSERVE THIS!-Every bottle of the genuine PEPSIN bears the writ ten signature of J. $. HoUGHToN, M. D., sole proprietor, Philadelphia, Pa. Co., py-right and Trade Mark secured
 IF Sold by all Druggist and Dealers in Medicines. Price $ per bottle.
 For sale by A. M. JOHNSON & CO.,, Druggists, Helena, Arks.
 Sept 1. 1853.
Southern shield., 1854-03-18
Memphis Marble Factory
 EEsHgTE S. ,g.VsES.

Successors to John White < Bro')
 EAEALERS in Foreign and Amer
 IA D ican Marble, on Adams stree' between Main and Front Row.-Ns have this day associated ourselves p |gether in the Marble business at ihe ON stand on Adams street, between haD and Front Row, where Italian, AmeFlc'A and Egyptian Marble, Monumsas' ,5ls Tombs, Head and Foot Stones nSp
 ties, Soda Founts, Counter Slabs pay n tismal Founts, Vases, &c., can al u' r times be found ready for engraving w have large stock on hand, and gOUI collection of drawings of Monumeu'a, Work, taken from the best cemeteres lI T the United States. We are determine those who patronize us shall have 'u best material and workmanship, ana :" reasonable prices. Give us call Oel0' purchasing elsewhere. 4, ls53-tf nO,Z
Southern shield., 1854-03-18

The great Duke of Marlborough passing the gate of the Tower, after having inspected that fortress, was accosted by an ill- looking fellow, with --"How do you do, my Lord Duke? l believe your Grace and I have now been pee Tn I, every jail in the kingdom?','- "l believe, friend,'' replied the Duke, with surprise, "that this is the only jail l have ever visited" "Verv like !y," replied the other, "but i have been in all the rest.'
Southern shield., 1854-03-18

ELOQUENT, BUT INARrIcU,.Arr A little while ago, we passed a half hour in village grave yard, reading the inscriptions on those tables o the law of "dust to dust"
 Upon one of them, carved in mar ble, was chain. Of the nine link. composing it one was broken.
 How legibe the characters How ineligible the languagel In tha family were nine once-a beautifu chain of affection, richer than gold but death had unloosed oneJink, anc the broken iewelry of the hearth and the heart, had gittered witt the dews distilled from loving eyes.
Southern shield., 1854-03-18

ses~ A Western paper says: "When you see girl so lazy that she can't sweep her own seven-by-nine chamber, and then goes to a shindy and dances all night with the power of locomo- tive, make up your mind she is "got up" on bad principles. The sooner you take your hat and depart, the better. Such sort of calico has been the ruin of many a man.n
Southern shield., 1854-03-18

LUST Received new supplies, consis - ting in part of READY MADE CLOTHING; Crushed and Brown Su gar, Coffee, Flour, Apples, Powder Lead; Blooms, Tobacco, and Molasses in half barrels, best quality, cheap fol cash, by COOK & RIGHTOR.
 Helena, Nov. 30, 1853.
Southern shield., 1854-03-18
" o IC E,

E HEREBY forwarn all persons from " trading with or crediting my wife, Salina Jane, on my account, as she has left my bed and board with out just cause or provocation, and am determined to pay no debts of her contracting.
 II. B. BATEMAN.
Southern shield., 1854-03-18
LHH.EIsH' SY.7RLE

on the North East corner of Ohio, Diag- onal and Rightor streets, and are now prepared to accommodate their old friends and the trave ing community at large in manner calculated to give sat- isfaction to all that may favor us with a call.
 Our Stable is LARGE and Convent ent and well stored with provender of every description. and experienced and trusty Ostlers; at all times, both night and day, in attendance to fix up anything in the shape of a horse perfectly browu. We would say to any and all persons that may desire a conveyance from Hell ena to any of the adjacent counties, to call at the