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SHERIFF.
Heman r. Harmon, Warren.

TREASURER.
Harmon Ausin, LeaYittsburg !; Josiah
F. Brown. Zalmon Fitch, ]. L. Frazier,
D. B. Gilmore, James Hoyt. Warren
L. c. Jones, Hartford /; w. N. Porter,
Bazetta John Reeves, Rowland /; NJ
G. Sperry, Mecca j. K. Wing, Bloom
field J. L. Weeks, Warren ; J. H
Wolcott, Pennington.
RECORDER.
Jas. S. Abel, Mecca U. X. Booth,
Vienna !; S. NJ. Carter, Newton Falls E
D. Crosby, S~outlington /; Jas. Dumars,
Rowland ; Jonathan Edwards, Warren,
Milton Graham, Vernon /; U. D. Kel
logg, Newton Falls James D. Ken
nedy, Pennington I; Jos. Marvin, Jr.,
Warren Buel B. Peltou, Harvey Ste.
venson, G~ustavus /; Josiah Soule, E. w.
Weir, Warren.
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY.
Charles w. Smith, Warren.
COMMISSIONER.
Aaron Davis, BaEetta /; A. W. Parker,
Jacob s.. Smith, B~raceville.
j. K. Burnham, Kinsman.
INFIRMARY
Jacob Ewalt, Bazetta ; j. E. Lewis,
John Price, H. L. Rutan- James Walker,
John Woodrow ; Champion.
CORONER.
E. D.. King, Brookfeld f; John w.
NJ Celery, Johnston.
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THE GREAT DISCUSSION-Be-
Il tween REV. Isaac ERRETr, and JOEL TIFFANY,
Esq, will be published on the LIST Of September, by
GEO. ADAMS. Warren, D..
This book will be a large 9 mo. vol. of over 400 pa
ges. closely printed and well bound. 1t win be one OF
the cheapest hooks, for SIPS, that We have ever sold.
There will he, of this edition, but one thousand CO.
pies printed it wouId be advisable, therefore, for those
who would be sure OF a copy, to leave or send in their
names, so they nav be on our Inst before we supply the
demand for the book from nearly every county in this
State. as well as from numerous localities in the ada
cent States. Names can be left at
aug22 ADAMS BOOKSTORE
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DAINTING.-C. G. MoNUrr, House,
Il Sign and Ornamental Painter, Main Sire {. ( lover
GOld-stein's Clothing StoreO Warren, o. Dry and
ground zinc for sale. Taus Is.
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Sherifis Once, Warren, !
7 EGAL NOTICE.
IIJohn G. North, Plaintiff,
In the Court of
Common e OF
H. Kibhee and Lauren

James H. Kibhee and Lauren I. Trumbull COunty.O-
-erriam. Defendants CIVIL ACTION
Lauren Y. Merriam, one Of the defendants, a non
resident Of the State Of Ohio. is hereby notified atom
the 2d day Of August, A. D. 1855, the Plaintiff filed his
petition against the defendant in said Court, alleging
that the defendants are indebted to him on the promis-
sorry note Of said James II. Kibbee, as makee. and the
said Lauren T. Merriam and the said James H. Kibbee,
under the firm Of Merriam & Co., as indorsers. in the
sum Of ore thousand dollars, with interest from Nay
18th, 1855, at the rate Of seven per cent per annum
said note dated January llth. 1855, payable at the Corn
Exchange Bank, New York, four months after date
The plaintiff will take Judgment by default against
said Lauren 7. Merriam. for the sum and interest as
Aforesaid. unless he answers by the 18Th day OF Octo-
Der, A d. 1855.
J.& U. H. HUTCHINS.
Aur. %. Is55.6t Att,ys for lrG.
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Portage County Campaign Democrat.

We have received the first number OF
a campaign paper, with the above title,
published by the Portage County Dem
Graf, Ravenna. Thirteen weekly num-
bers are furnished for 25 cents. Wejwel-
come it to the Republican ranks, as an
able c~oadjutor in the work of relieving
this tax-ridden state. from a pro slavery
administration, and wish it abundant
success.
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9tatbs.

In Newton, on the 18th inst, NARY E.. daughter Of
Benz. D. and Harriet Carlisle, aged 5 years.
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a Prospect of Famine at Salt Lake
Possible Dispersion of the Mormons.

The several accounts which we have
published of the ravages of grasshoppers
and crickets in Salt Lake Valley point
10 the strong probability of famine
among the sainsts during the coming
Winter. Surprising those accounts 10
be correct, a very large proportion of all
kinds of crops will be u off, and not
near enough of anything left to feed the
inhabitants.
It has been stated that st. Barnardino.
a Mormon settlement eight hundred
miles from Sail Lake CITY, was the near
est point at which a supply could he OBJ
tanned. But hope of assistance from
that quarter cannoj be entertained. We
see by a letter in the Mormon from San
Barnardino, under the dale of the 28th
of May that the wheat crop there had
been materially injured by rust and
smut, and thai there would not probably
be more than sufi to supply the
wants of the sett ement.
This is not the first instance in which
the Mormons have had their crops des-
troyed by these all devouring Insects
The crops put into the ground in the Salt
Lake Valley by advanced parties at the
time of their forced exodus from this
state, and upon which the main body in
the rear relied for subsistence during the
following Winter, were assailed by the
crickels-great goggle-eyed, crooked
legged, bottle bodied Misunderstanding
the green fields to the ground, and leav-
ing a track behind them as blank as if
wasted by fire.
But just when the saints were in des-
pair, these crickets were discovered by
the little white gulls which breed among
the islands of the lake, and they made
such effectual war upon them, that the
crops were saved. This natural interpO-
sition the Mormons afterward spoke of
as a special providence, by which they
were saved from starvation.-CIeUelaR
L.eT0id.
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Ne6 A06srtisflnents.

Casual Advertisements must be paid for
when handed in.
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IIrr IN MHEAT EARLY.-

l. Farmers, now Is the time to prepare land Tor
wheat. Don't forget the lessons Of the past Two years
Remember that early sewn wheat generally escapes the
rust and the midge worm, (weeyil) We know some
farmers who intend to SOW all their wheat before ths
Iast of this month. August. See to I also that the land
is deeply plowed and well drained, then the crop VIII
he ready to withstand either \ dry or q wet season.
Ohi0 CEltiratOr.
Now il the time to secure one Of T. Il. Morley & Cos
Michigan Double. or Sab-SOil Plows. aug 10.
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Discussion BETWEEN ED. l. ERRETT AND
JOEL TIFFANY, ESQ.
This work, which has been looked for
with SO much interest, will be published
BY Geo. Adams, of this place, about the
list of September. 1t will be an 8 mo. of
about 400 pages. Prize S1,95. Il is
unnecessary to say anything in relation
to the merits of this work. The talents
of the d~isputants ale well known in this
vicinity, and we assure the purchaser that
the interest will not be decreased in the
hands of the reporter. ]. D. Cox, Esq.
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THE PAPAL CONSPIRACY EX-
l. POSED, and Professionalism defended. in the light
Of Reason, History and Scripture by Rev. Edward
Beecher, D. D.- few copies just received
aug % AT ADAMS
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CUFFOTK SWINE FOR SALE.

- 1 have a superior Boar and Sow about twenty
months OH. The former is Of the importation Of the
Nessrs. Siiekney. of Boston. the after OF the lnpSfte'
zion Of Col L G. Morris, Of Westchester county, NJ
ALSO. the OF pring Of the above a Boar. months
oAI and shree pair Of pigs, five weeks DID,
th~ same uuaGtv Gao be procured for. from Boston
CHARLES BROWN,
IT,. "a On, N.Ri1e-f-sd Trur,. Co.,p.
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PETERsoN's LADIES NATIONAL MAGA'
ZINE; Published by CHAs. j. PETER
son, No log, Chestnut ST., Philadel,
phia, at So per annum
The SePlea Der number is on on Ia.
bic, with the usual variety of tales, Pc.
etry, e~nsravings, fashion plates, &c
The reputation which this Magazine.
long since acquired, IS fully maintained
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IN n
~ Rnm.n
I In
the District Court
SfOr Trumbull County,
Ohio. BILL IN
u.H~wp

vs. n SIT
lanes G. Bishop. Executor OF flor Trumbull County,
PLe,ezsr II Rishop and vii Ohio. BILL IN
liam G.. Alexander. CHAScERY-
The said William G. Alexander is nOti6ei that the
said Rnfus Bpman has dIed In said Court his petition
to review the decree rendered in the supreme Court in
and for said county. at the August term. A. d. l@5O, in
the cause then pending in said Court Of said Rufus
Roman against said Ehenezer H.. Bishop and said VIII
liam G. Alexander. The said William 6. Alexander
must appear and answer or demur. to said petition
within sixty days from the third day Of Octoh r, 1855,
or the same will, as to him. he taken as confessed.
By SUTLIFF & FUTILE,
.rro3f. Solicitors for ComDIt.
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THE GREAT DISCuSSINN--Re.

ENUK SALE
l. very good Brick Dwelling House. For paTtic-
ulaIs inquire Of aug22tf ". IDDINGs.
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The Mobile Tribune says -four is now
selling there for S5 pei barrel, and is
confident it will soon be down 10 SO, 50.
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The Western Reserve Chronicle.

By order of the Central Committee,
B. F. HOFFMAN, Chm pro ten
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WIscoYsIN has ID population oil $50, 600.
In 1910 it had 80, 600.
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FEyER 4 AGUE cup-

Is~-=r-s nave produced some very excellent
T -nlciies for various diseases Amo' z which may is
specified 'or. IIO=hand's Celebrated B;tteTs." FOR sale
~ C. ". ItcksOn-and used with remarEafle success
in Liver Complaint. Jaundi e. Dyspepsia, Nervous De
billy and a general derangemeutOf The stomach
The Sunday Dispatch says cf this medicine;
we feel Convinced. that In the use OF IT, Gernan
Bittefs the patient does nt becOme dehiiiated' nut
Constantly gains strength ard riz0r to the fact
WoT hy OF consideration. The Btters are Ileasant IN
tJsie and in smell. and can be administered under any
circumstances, to the most delicate stomach. IEdeed
they can heused BY all persons with the most perfect
safety Il you'll be well for those who are much alec
ted IN the nervous system. 10 Commerce With one tea
spoonful or les and grad ally increase. We speak
from experience, and are. Of course. n proper Judge
The press, far and vide. have united IN recommending
the Germsn Bitters, and to the afflicted Ee most Ger
daily advise their use" See advertisement
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AGUE \ FEVER Oftlree years Sanding CURED.-
Er- John ~Longden. nov living at Bever Dan. Hanover
county. near richmond had Ague and Fever for three
years, most Of the time had ehiils twice a daV. and
rarely less than once he was Parehed with fever as
soon as the chill left hiH and after trying physicians,
quinine, most Of the TONES advertised and everything
recommended 70 him, vas about to give up in despair,
when Carriers Spanish Mixture was spoken of; he get
two BOTTLES. hut before ne had used more than a single
one, he was perfectly cured. and he has not had a chill
since.
Dir. Longden is only one nut Of Thousands who have
been benefited by this gr at tonic, Alternative and blood
purifier. See advertisement.
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SALT RHEUM. AND E2YsIPILAs. These diseases pre-
vail to a much greater ex ent than is generally suppO-
sed,a as they appear In so many and various forms: but
We learn that there is an infallible remedy in DR.. Wea-
' RS Compound Salt Rheum Syrup, together with the
Cerate- See the adyertisem-n mt in another column Of
cines.
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After a long drought, we are likely to have more or
less Fever and Ague, in climates adapted 10 the plague
We would therefore, recommend to all, Perry Davis
Pain Killer, as being a safe and sure remedy; BY using
it internally and externally freely, it viii. soon drive
all Appearances Of the disease from the system
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NOTICE OF ELEGTI0N.
N iIRGIIA MT In a writ nj Elanfinn shenrinr

ds.s san q jail lsss Ard y hi.
III. the OH day u November next sss
s,, e
gossS sonss.n.s hat rs
sIa ,iy Three and asgnasa pses Nos I've and
lyss s MI m sS.s f y. Parish q
ons from the Second consrs sona Dstre!
@ ne IT, p ~ sS
& sss.s 49, asis s A,
q q ss H. s q ' Parrish Or
hires ssr sopRs.sd o. ~
u NV rssss On
oae hs Pal.h osan RICH. hank of The
Two Representatives for The rirn. p.e city
Thee the Second
Three District.
Tws Fourth Representative District.
Two for tbs Fifth Representative ssc city
Two the Sixth s.s.
Two for the Seventh District cit
Two Rses for the Eighth Representative Ds.iet
oe Rsprsssa.asivs Nn.h Rsprossnn.yo p,. city
Tires the Representative Ds., e
For Attorney ea,h Of the pisre. Courts
aSlahsd IL ne city q New oeasr Iot sheriff
-Four ] rs1ss s r. s & Ssr ard one
The feaos
lie Second one bv ana
81 Toash BY tbs Fifth one By Seventh
Eighth Ninth by that the th river
By Fourth pstet omsrly Laayes,s And one Con
stable for zach the ParAh Of Orleans
which each Jucs required ohold his Cont.
70 be ssctsd the
De siy Of New o.lsse, and the Of
And whsIeas provided BY Law poll b opened
The Election Precincts in thu State purpose
ing the qualified voters Of the sganst
removal Of the town Of Baon Rouge
city New and that every qualified
the removal s6a have written printed hir b,lot III
words "against emoval he oppo,ed 10 such removal
will DO opsnrd the hereinb-fors mentioned
from the O'Clock she morning O'Clock in te
the Precincts be es,abhed and under
and Clerks be appointed BY the nuthpri all
he election 70 be conducted
10 The a a. rsiensd returning oils according to NV
Sherf Oe, fHrsnof ot-Ara New Orleans 10th
MANDEGlLLE hIARIGNY Sheriff
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AVIS p,EEEer1or.
r7N yertu dun Writ d. Election, date din

LINN ftEbu "a ~ 'tAAo Al1SGblUlB uubC Uu 10 ue
Juliet 1856 moi address kxeellsnce r. o. Hahert
do PE de 10 Loaans les ouaiu. a.
paespe aAns lie notifies auue elecop sary
tsnue SIDE Novembie proclaim, reet dsr ~
officers suixart, asaYotr. ,ss 5s Fs
Tn Lsutsnaut Gouyeneur pE.st dc Ia
LousisnH. gar,
en- do Ia yle ia
Nouvs eesant nanieipnts No
ko aujonrd hui desguee MONS dc D
vs. s iauboug Tfems portion Ia
dOrleana sse II rive drotte do asuve Mississippi.
lie lie Dsuxes Dtret
en- parts dc ia d.
Nous an-cessrs de Ia redu Canal rous le
Ter g. sne District au.rfo vile do Lafayette.
Piaausnes rarte de Ii IA d7
lssna sizes EUR Ia rive drohe du deuve Misssappi.
D le District compose ds cu.s e. l.
pars ro.se sac sur 4 live gaashs
On Ia Paroase rivo dots du uspvo
Deur Reprs pour rict Ecp wills de i.
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= READ! EAD!!
Billiard Table Mandatory.

fsSHE undersigned informs property holders
and The public sat hs has added m of Billiard
lfpa new pang ortieng and saving schne by
dooIs caIpen.srs works. tunns columns
posia building frame houses for the eoun
hns..
Having slarg WALNUT Mahogn
will thoae minced Of The the qualities suitable
10 tho works ordered. ~ wv :
ayas himself Of this opportunity
feel
hst he has tken
patent French which any
quality tbs boe should
whistle sonneced with the machine warns
waning in the boiler. ~ & FL. = -
Tho above edition having made his tho
facntdg the
his that he hsretoors
ndhnn Billiard Tables, and every article
B. ANToGNINI, Nos. IL and IL Cont street
ot6 1y
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AAULTS IN "ODD FELL0WS' REST .
DO procured b. SRPyng = z at Sterile. ca
W. wrALLs Eyssn Fields street, snd secrstays
Hall, Camp and Lafayette
holding Lodges win DO $50 peg vault;
m tho rureha.s Loises. hsa o. %
nj " 'A' ''''' 3iMEs xuRsEAux.s.a,s,asso o. .a.s.
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VTyRANspoRTATIoN FROM CHARLES

II TON, Is. @, TO MONTGOMERY r,n, sa,tsss roses
be feilr~a - - 1as'-s s4s, ~
Fret Glaze Per easis fe q seans arn,qrs
Second as per isols 40 ahoes aaddlery
drS gsh gais rna pink reo ghsans confectionery, ana
es cheese lard tbane leather hss su east
seul aheet and heop
ahs. sadlss hard~se suhs elasaea
sfotnAtcn relative shipment gpor via
nssterei q ssofsa Fsanssses sna Ashaa
nrpaeAaeeto 7&cAa HENRY YoN9E,
les sM - = = s.l.Et -. .sl1 Stone street
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uA ersnss poss ehaeuns dsa cons de Dar Stables
Wills de In Nile Otleans, s5N'
un shsfe ceroner quasse pour
NIe0rlean parie de Ia Paros
rise sur III RVS drote dp fouye Mississippi
paix dams OF la Paosse par
Represcntai 10 4ts on oar
IN les Tine se par pare do Ia
10 I'VE droite du uye ct
Constable pour chacans
lice PAfose d0ans eus uar
eoears qnAife dams nes haqas Cour
do sieEer. tc1
Clue de- dsvant par las seoeur
chaaas vile la eas et IN pai
cette dc Ia Parciuss
2euve. #
nendu porte qu'un poll
snd peseston Fiat aetueeut esabs
e bat de 10 ayant
10 Dis
Eaton Ronge ala vo dc Ia Nouvse ct Que
quate, voant
sycir impine bailc.n pour e
hysur du r.nt; 10, mots les tsnts b
tire 10 Transient. sJS Se8sE
onyerts 10 jour desus desgne
hsurea p M precincts qui erabs
Surveillance ds eommnsares 9. Gres Pal
compsteute.
ascion eonduita les par trpeae
fe1sms l'sficier seuslgns, concrn,enent q o
Buresp Paroase dosans rleans 10 IS doohre
1855. - Vaudeville MARIGNy,
olitncb Sheriff do Ia Paross d1rlesur.
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IT EIoKEnBoCKER PATENT COOKING
fA sAHaEE- gI1sg PRxMIpA

PRICE s. COULON, Plumbers, LOT Poy dras
,hsIr thc public
IL ssyes 4 s srsSsh'
BArs s aca FL INCH TATEa cLos hi5.
COOKING IA sEs, aARpEN HOSE, HrDRAuLIc RAMS;
FORCE LIFT snd gnER PuMPs ssd pp She style;
LEAD FLIES Of Sss pon, Pig SHEET LEAD and
BLOCK TIN always haze SHIP and sTxAMHoAT won
nsas md repaired at ths notice. aui0Iy
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NTHERE are made Mills of the various
sizes and capacity S,oa Water Horss Po,s
in Impaired fya hundred ~
grinding from three xiy bushe 70 e han ascodng 70 ae
dnnetsK Of Aur nd the voierity gwen
These MI Of Southern ws a. bouihern manu-
and the their excellence eons'gs
eItsnsiss sale th large
The proprietor prepared furnish Bolters the most
approved and aconqnical for boiling msa
epaftor and family Hour Planters snd others wanting Mills asa
Botera to the home 20
better suited by purchasing tho hAn by depending
ON heir Notthern traps for GRADING. 60 .,
The following table will ao tho Of the vuriousaiEed M
and tbs put up neGordanee with prnled nssru
lions sent with each mius
Burr, price Capacity
Velocity from $50 &c 800 pyolupr Per minute. Band iehes
wide. ~ s@teS s8#@F3 S.e5
IsinchBurrprice ais. capscy ron the hour
Velocity rcn950 to 800 REVELATIONS minute Band nchs vide
srs inches arg enough Hotae Mil ses from u
ipeh Burr price SlasCapaciy the hcsr
Velocity from 400 to Band wds
asioch Burr price s7oo Capayon IS bushels 70 hs
hour Velocity from 800 to 600 royoatons Band 0nrhns WIDE
" inch Burr prico 1885, ~ 70 %
velocity from 900 TO 500 reyolrtons Band ~ inches vide
Veocitv $50 inue Bard wds
nsh $780, Capacity 20 hnshee 70 she
Velocity nom $50 eyouors minute Band IL inches vide
The above the MAudory complete in every
ready gndng whan attached TO approximate powA and run
printed the Mill Al orders isfi a. the
biz Agents. will prompt attention dispatch.
Terms CASH and al Mls sold above y gaardnseed
WILLIS F. COLEMAN. Pnsentes and Propyistor.e %
Mr. g A. Pickett IS Gommereiai Pas will the sale Of
isasds@'oss my N''sn'' ''0n W w. r COLEMAN
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MISCELLANEOUS.
coLKMAN,R

/ &t& Nc vi COLEMAN'S ga "
PATENT UNDUI.aT0RY CORN AND
FIGURING MILL MANUFACTORY
City Of Jefferson. snburb OF Nsw Orleans
,wARER0OM AND DEPOT so NATCTEz STREET,
NEW QRLEANN-a
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HOTELS, RESTAURANTS.
Arcade Hotel,
Magazine street, betwsen Gravier and Natcha \
u. q. MORHN Prnnrietnr /

6IHVlST
M
g which snnhls him % accommodate mseh number d
Ne sspsass propulsion
m e
s %
MTURPHYss HOTEL, ,REsTAU- "a
sIs sss s ~ ' FL f. 81
s;s;, 'i:is I:
nCKAN SPRINGS HOTEL. - This asssssssS
s many x
mS H. N II. .on
IL IL Ell e. 4. ~ .
:, ,is'; &: ss, & s spt
Inc "a .sr AZ y nj, Y.
sn e sGs wAa ss,s, a. sss
81 Vi. .is ~ r.
Band Music susssed, dancing sl
SPRING. being point on .ns who
s. Connected with the e.. asp m
'NSsss ns M osar Z. '''e
HoLLYWOOD-Er stern Shore Of Mobile a
1ss o..
beautifully on as Ea,!sra shos e Mobile BY
whsh Pile. the places tSies
ss e sie FL s as IL
ss.sa e. Y @ % ss..
such hPs sF II pine y NE
EysIit formerly New olsaas who hs as,oe
sss Patronage
aasiag BY avery Saturdays
al Hollywood O'Clock The vvrn,Tr
wItLAnp FnsHxAs EsocH Evrnirr : lois sni
AXE GEORGE The FoHT WILLIAM
HENRY HOTEL situated the shove piacs, will be 70,
iii. Hotel last sl,aaa q, A.
s a fS = I'D e ia rs In
IA Lake ter niles m hoass ana tAIsa.s have
Is s.ia she Ths sleaaa aia oa. IN .hs mo,
hs Gots from PIios ~ distance q mile ana carrie,
ho q .sy and hat
dssf and farnthed 10 ys 10. inferior so oS
connect bs had prysts piors
Prssrsa Livery ssee i connected with The ho'ss
mysi su GAM W sAL& Propretor.
| aIS Asst PASCAGOULA--The subscri- -
has renewed rufttsd hin sttaslhmeat for kEgKM
Il r. sSs sasf a
connected whshs house besides waich
has three aAn asss ses 4 rent
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