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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1857-02-19
Jackson County Court of Common
PIpaS,


Jesse G. Reed. Thornton W Sargent and vii.
liam H. Reed, Survivors of James Ceilings, de
ceased heretofore partners. trading and doing
business under the name and firm Of Ceilings,
Reed d Co, plaintiffs,
Miles W Vance principally Petition in Civil
Mary Jane Vance, wife of Action.
said Miles, and Jesse Cart.
Itch, endorser, defendants
The said Jesse Cartlch, of Fillmore county,
State of Wisconsin, will take notice, that on the
st day Of September, A. D, 1856, the above
named plaintiffs filed their petition in the above
named court-against him the said Cartich and
others, where the same is now pending for hear
ing; the object and prayer of which, said peti-
tion is to obtain a Judgment against the said
Miles W. Vance, as principal, and the said
Cartlich as endorser Oh the following describ.
ed prOmissory notes, given by said Vance to
said Cartlich, and by said Cartlch endorsed
to the said plaintiffs. to wit: Two promissory
notes for the sum of 81 $4,000 each, both da.
ted March 3lst, ashland due and payable
at one and two years from date, with interest
from date at 10 per cent per annum. On the
first of which said notes falling due as afore
said are endorsed the following payments, to
wit:
May 2S, A, D., 1855, S798 90
May ~, A, D., 1855, .450 90
The said petition also prays for Judgment
and order Of sale, of the following described
premises, to pay the amounts found due on said
notes, and upon which said premises, the said
Vance and wife, on the 3lst day of March, A..
D., lc54, executed n mortgage deed, to secure
the payment of said notes, TO wit; Situate and
lying in the said county of jackson, and bound
ed and described as follows:
All of the northeast quarter, and the east
half of the north west quarter, and the north
west quarter of the south east quarter, and the
north east quarter of the south east quarter, and
the north cast quarter.Of the south west quarter,
all of the above is in section thirty -lour, in
township eight and range nineteen. Also,
the west half of the south east quarter, and the
south east quarter Of the south west quarter,
both of section tweDty-seven. Also the east
half of the south cast quarter OF section number
thirty-three. Also the north west quarter of
7 thsz, nstRaIsashl1gf section thirty sInur, ali
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Road Notice!

Notice is hereby given, that there will be
petition presented to the Commissioners Of Jack
son county, at their meeting in March next,
praying for q county road to be layed out aud
established in Washington township; com
mencing at apont on the Richmond and Wilks'
willie road, opposite the house of VIM. Adams
thence running nearly north, to the northwest
corner OF Patrick Hogau's Lands; thence the
best way to the Richmond and llamden road
thence the best way to point on the London.
dary and Hamden road, west Of the "Slate cut ,
on the C. q. M Rail Road.
A PETITIONER.
Jan. %, 81. 44-4w#
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Sale of Real Estate.
John Evans, guardian of
David Evans,
VS..
nFI
In Jackson county Pro
bate Court. /


David Evans, In jackson county Pr9.
VS.. bate Court.
David Evans.
In pursuance of an order Of court in the aboTC
case, shall offer for sale, on the premises, on the
29th day of February 1851 the following real es
tate, situate in Jackson county, Ohio, and knowr
and described as follows: One undivided third par
Of the following described lands:
The northeast quarter, of the southwest quar-
ter, Of section No. 26, township No. s, Of range No
Is. Tho west half Of the south east quarter, o
section No. 2G, township No. 8, of range Nos 49,
Twelve acres part Of the southwest quarter of thu
north cast quarter, Of section No. 26, township No
5, of range No. is. Twelve acres part of the south
east quarter of the north west quarter, of section
No. 26, township No. s, range No. Is, being til,
lands lately owned by Thomas Evans, deceased
Appraised at Sl750,OO. Terms of sale, One-third
cash, one-third in one year, and onc-third in two
years, with interest on tho deferred payments.
JOHN EVANS, guardian Of
D. Macklcy, Atty. David Evans
Jan. 30 81. 45-lw
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SlIerin'S Sale.

Notice is hereby given, that will expose TO
public auction at the door Of the court house
in Jackson, jackson county. Ohio, on
Friday the 6th day of March, A. D. 1857
at o'clock P M, of said day. the following
real estate to teightyone acres of land, in lot
"A. township No.7, Range IS, in jackson county
Ohio, taken as the property OF the Cincinnati and
Chicago RaiIes4 company. Ind, On an execution in
favor of WiliaaI ~ he Court of
common Pleas Of ~ Ohio, dad to me
directed as thez county of JSckson.-,
Appraised 81 So .SkoMN E.
JanuaEy
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SIleri0

By virtue Of pl. ve ed
from the Court Of COn
Jackson county, Ohio, aud Ill
expose to SALE at public a
lGA day Of Max,
At IL o'clock NJ. of said ds; the
Court House. in said eouIt ing
described real estateIsituste in tlie< !ck-
son, in said countYto wit :-One tlIiPa gre,
being part Of foutlyt No. 27, in the nortS he
town Of Jackson, beginning at a stake aE d
two-thirds rods from the northeast corner ol
said out lot No. q on the cross street there,
in north westerly direction sixteen rods, run.
south-easter | direction 50 as to run parallel
with the said cross street; thence lG rods to a
stake in part of said lot No. 81; thence 315
rods to the place Of beginning Also part oi
said out lot No. 81, commencing at the north
east corner of the lot now owned and occupied
by said II. II, Helphenstine, and upon which he
now ides, on Bridge street thence twenty.
one and one-half feet in westerly direction, par
allel with Main street, thence twenty feet i'll q
southerly direction, parallel with Bridge street
thence twenty.One and One.haf feet in an east
erly direction, parallel with Main street to the
place of beginning, all OF said property being
situate in the town and county of Jackson, and
State of Ohio levied upon as the property Of
Il. Ii. elphenstine, at the suit Of the State Of
Ohio, for The use OF Lick township, against
II II. Helphiustne, Geo. NJ. Adams, d William
Flowers, ordered to be sold without apprais-
ment, BANISTER BROWN, Sh'G J. G.
February 10 1857, 47tds
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NEW STORE,
And New Goods,

Al B0EbIn.
A. Grafton, would annouce TO the public that
he has opened the finest stock Of Goods ever Of
fered In this market, consisting in part Of full
asSortmeutof
Cloths, Cassimeres, Satinet.s, Twecds,
Jeans and VesIing for Mems
and Boys Wear.
~ Also, Ready'Mads Clothing Of all
descriptions, cheaper than ever.
English and French plain aud figured
MerinoeS, plain and figured Muslin. do
LANES,
Plain aud figured t4ll wool) Drlsns.
POPLlNS, SILKS, DEBAGES, GIYG-
HAMS T. PRINTS.
In great variety. Wooden
Hoods, CIoaks, Comforts, Scars and
Socks,
To suit all sizes. Plain aud figured WHITE
GOODS, Linen. Cambria aud Silk Pocket Hand.
kerchiefs, Dress Trimmings, Buttons Of all sty lss.
with everything ese in the Dry Goods and Ne
ton line.
BOOTS & SHOES, HATS d CAPS,
HARDWARE, QUEENSWARE.
GROCERIES &c.
A fine assortment Of
BOnneIISG Trim mings.
Give me call and will do my best ~ sell.
III will purchase good Iron ore delivered at
the Berlin Depot. will also trade for Neyo.
tiOAable paper On fair terms
A. GRAFTON.
Jan. |. 1857. 4i-tt
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HATS, GAPS,
Boots & Shoes.

III have in my employ the most competent
practical Tailor, and feel confident that [ eaa
give entire satisfaction in this line OF business,
to those that wish garments made TO order.
III have one OF the best Boot and Shoe ma
kers, in my employ, who, without doubt, will
give entire salts faction
lPREMrasI were received at the last Jackson
County Agricultural Fair. for tie best naDuiac-
tured Boots, Shoes and Coat.
November l3 1856 34-tf
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SHERIEFoS SALE.

Notice is hereby given that will offer for sale at
public auction, at Nhe door of the Court House,'in
Jackson, Jackson cNunty, Ohio, on
Satmddy,NMarch 2lSt, 1857, ,
At II o'clock A. NJ, S said day, tho following roal
estate, to witt In-lot No. So, in Jamestown Addition
to tho town of jackson, in Jackson county, Ohio
taken as the property d Peter Ewing on an order Of
sale in favor of G. A. MlDamarin co. issued by the
Court of Common Pleas of said county of Jackson
and to me directed as Shorif Of said county. APP
praised Mt $3.50. ~aH.
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DiSSOl UtiOn.

The Partnership heretofore existing between D.
W. Peck & j W. KILN, is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. DAN'L. W. PECK,
j. W. KILN.
Jackson, February Is, 1857. 48-3w
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Probate Court.

sg Pickrel, Admihistrator of John llatten,
this day fIt hjApccounts and vouch'
= Probate Court or final settlement
be for hearing6n the lst Monday in
D.. 1857. y N. HOWELL, ,
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Also, Lard; and ncudcg general variety of Dry
Goods, Groceries Bootsand Shoes, Queensware, and
all other articles usually kept in Stores, for all Of
which, he invites customers. .
JOHN NELSON.
Jackson, February 10, 1857. 48tf
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Land Sale.

There will be offered for public sale, to the
highest bidder, on. the
9Th February, inst, 1851,
At the Store Room Of John J. Jones, int The town
of Portland, in jefferson township, Jackson
county, Ohio, the north west quarter OF the
northeast quate- Of section twenty.onit town
ship 5, and range lS. containing AEtyt. rtor
acres more or less; also the pOrth-east ~, sr'ei
Of the south hwest quarter Of Aectl91 o.n, -,
.ship'By of range is. containiug e se' ,bS eo
more OF less; also the scash eAst '',r e
Southwest quarter of'section lotewnslll o. ol r
range ls, centalpig 'thifty-sixr acres inFe or
less situated in1 Jefferson township, Ja(kson
county, Ohio, to be sold by me, as the executor
of the win Of John Clark, deceased. One bird
rart of the purchase to be paid in hand al the
time the deed is made, one third IN year, 9nd
the remainder in two years with interest Jpn
date on the deferred payments, secured b! II
mortgage on the premises
The sale to commence at or about O'clocl,
P. NJ, on said day. \
JOHN s. STEPHENSON, Executor =,
OF the will of John Clark, deceased
February 5. 1857. 46-lw*
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lilo Ye That Hunger!

TTEsA The Subscriber has for sale: F5$I@SS
esIT~- 10000 lbs Bacon, a
70 bbls of Beef
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Jesse G. Reed. Thornton W Sargent and Will
liam H. Reed, Survivors of James Ceilings, de
ceased heretofore partners, trading and doing
business under the name and firm Of Ceilings,
Reed & Co, plaintiffs,
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acr OF Our Country.
ID in the GARLAND regalia Of a
ing in tho entrance OF the great
cmple Of King SOlomoni the fic-
JIy decorated with the mystic sym
bury, and appropriately eolorcd in
Of art, presents one Of tho most
les of Oriental magniiicenec, OF
can conceive. The likeness is stri-
and for tho sublimity of attitude,
4 dignity Of manner, is unsurpassed
limiting ever executed either in this
ope.
.sing Picture has been produced Mt an
b, and in order to supply the demand
and tastcsyhas been executed IN va
|f coloring, at a proportionate cost, ran
from s. to s..
|. other subjects, far inferior to this are
81 and $40 per cOpySbut, in order TO
ithin the reach Of all, (that no , mcr-
need be deprived of having their par
hon6red and adorned with one of these
'pccimcns Of American art. in the form
at and coed, the Father Of our
page S,(tdc'tho price thus low.
20 sent by mail or cypress, to
States, on rece the re-
~ PostagksNN.
a full my new
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T. r. MATHEWS, Recorder.
jackson, February 5. 1857. 4G-
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-12
MISCELLANEOUS.
u. II L G "a NJ 50
STEAM REFINED CANDY
Nj AN UF ACT ORY,

W y ~ - r = u ] ~ RI
No. s3, Montgomery street, betv IN Bush and Sut-
ter. streets san Fran SEQ.
Fu7UE PROPRIETOR of the auOVe named estab-
n lishment takes this method Of informing his
numerous fFsnis ant customers, that he intends
following the example 0t the Gas Company-tbat is
TO reduce his prices, which he hopes will give entire
satisfaction to al.
His candies are all manufactured from Stuart.
refined srgar which he imports Himself, and all the
essences isc,l ny hin ara 0 The finest SaVOr and the
best in the market, together with variety of other
articles appertllng 10 the naRuf4ciuSc OF catias too
numerous to mention.
Having had an experience OF seven IcaTsiE the bn
siness in his city, an being me
ArIRS r CONF rToMER
On the Pacific coast he latters himself he will be
abe TO give entire satisfaction To ali who may favor
him with their trade.
BY "a new and improved process, his candies are
made al quicker rae and at less expense than for
merl', 20 that he is enabled TO sell at IL much lower
Persons desiring anything in his line will do we'll
to call and examine his splendid STOCK Of candies,
we'll US his prices, ~ he feels confident they cannot
fail To please the srictest economist.
WHOLESALE PUlCES.
A beautiful assortment of SriGKS, LUMP5 !AND
DROPS, selling al the reduced rates.
FirURES-- including
GARAWAY SEEDS, prarlrd and smooth,
CINNAMON STRINGS,
GLOVE BUDS,
CASSIA BUDS.
C'hEANDEE SEEDS; large ana
small at 20ts per pound.
GUM DROP .-SiunTlI ALMONDS,
JUJUBE PASTE. FRENCH MOTTOES,
ALMOND CANDY, &c. NJ 30 cents.
AALso-A beautiful assortment Of FRENCH CAN
DIES, varying in prices according to quality.
The attention OF The rahng public is inyiiod to ex
anime this immense stock Candies, com prisng every
thing in TIE "duce' line.
Tie leaves it i" the buyres 10 Judge CT the superiority
of his articles: cali ami see for yourselves tor oc-
ular demonstrate III is proof positive. J. REGAN.
Remember tie n.njer-33 Montgomery street, be-
tween Bush and Suler. San francisco fg-tf
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-12
OrauiI!e Dailq Butte Returf.

EXECUTE THE LAw.-The Secretary ct
the Interior, the Hon. Jacob Thompson, has
telegraphed to the U s. Marshall at Cincin
natl, in reference to the resistance encoun-
tered by his deputy in Champagne county.
Execute the law-the President expects you
to do your duty, and he will do his These
words express the resolution Of the Presi-
dent, and they will sustain and encourage
not only the officer to whom they are az
dressed. bat every friend of the Union ia
this serious emergency which has taken
place. The Marshall has only to do that
which his oath of office compels him to pur.
sue-execute the law, and he may confident.
ly expect to be sustained by the whole might
of the Government of the United State. The
President pledges himself that this will be
done, and the Marshall is expected to do his
drty.
In republic, the simple mandate, execute
the law, should awaken no fears in the off,
Ger, nor hostility among the population
where his functions are performed. In this
instance, no matter what may be the threats
menaces, and opposition of the fanatics of
Ohio, and the factieus conduct of the State
authorities, the Marshal need have no alb
prchensions'of the result, if he only executes
the law.
At this moment the eyes of the whole peo-
pie are directed at him. If he shrinks from
responsibility, and his courage fails him. So
that the law remains unexecuted, he will be
named craven and q rccreant TO the call
Of duty.
We cannot believe that such will be the
case when an American President calls OH
an executive officer to do his duty, and that
officer feels that he is in the eye of the Chief
Magistrate and the whole American people.
and that the President and the country ex-
poets him to bear himself like n man, it
would be incredible that they should be dis.
appointed We know the laws will be exc.
cuted in Ohio, and we thank the President
for causing such a dispatch to be sent to the
Marshal, aud for giving so manly and dis
tinct pledge to that officer, and to the
whole country, that the Chief Magitrate will
take care that the law is executed.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-12

RUSSIA The Ministry Of the Interior has
recently published statistical table. ia
which is mentioned that du ing the year
1885 the number Of men Withdrawn from
agriculture to participate in the war was
1880 During the same year, the volun
tary gifts presented to the State in supper;
of the EXPENSES of the war was G720 ,O00
According to the same statistics, the Russi
an Emurc contains G23 towns, and is inhab
tied 10y 70 GOO mobiles, ! / 600 citizens Of en-
ed crown peasants, residing on their own
land, II 100000 townsmen, and 180,S65
Jewish families.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-12
JUST ECEIV ED,

DER STEAMER GOLDEN GATE CLIPPERS
Morning Light, Flyi Fish, Flying Mist, IA large
supply of Pure cream Tartar. LarG oil, Extract le
uuOrlce, Blue VitrOl. German and English Cnmomile
SAPPHIRE, Corn Starch. Shakers Sarsaparla Sarsa.
parilla Root. Gum Arabiac. Ciiric Acid, Potash, EX
tracts of lemon Rose and Vanilla, Vanilla Beans.
Rolled nseed Oil, Castor Oilin Barrels, Pure fel'
low aud White Wax. kdiers, bowers aud Weight
mans Tlrtari: Acid Bay Rum in cases and barrels,
Fresh Hops in one pound packages. Sage. Yankee.
Soap, lldeliible Ink, Roses Hacking brushes Ma
sons biackng Cod Liver oil, Spanish and American
:, iron, nuhins Extracts. Genuine Nrights Ban
drc,h's, MoTal- and her Pills, Cham0i> Skins, Ly
copsdium, Essential Oils Congress Water IN pints
nnd quarts, IiuraX, Sal Soda. Pearl Barley An; many
Other staple arices which together with our former
lnrge stock of Drugs makes our assortment IA varied
aid Large ns any Drug House in The city, 10 which
we invite the attention of the rraue ana others buy
iny IN this market. ALBAN rbDNASN CO,
Wholesale ana Retail Druggists
ap1tf lbi. j street, Corner bh.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-12
NJ o OTICE

~ U = y =
OFFICE OF THE 10 * sc QCAnTz MINING Co., ]
oroville, July 9th, 1887.
NTOTICE is hereby given 10 The Stockholders oi
y the 80 e. 80 Quariz Mining Conn any, that en-
assessment uf per cent. OF the csp'taf stock o.
sail CCmpaLy has This day been levied by the Bcard
of Trustees and made payable at the Treasurers OF
flee ON or before the 18Th day of August A. ID 1857
JOSEPH ROGERS Secretary.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-12
Jusl Received and in Store.

large supply OF Alcono Campheno. Lard. Sperm
Polar Neatsiuut, ani Boiled Oils. Solar OH and
Cumphtne Lamp Wicks. Cauie Wickng Wax and
\ Igt rapers. oraX. soda, Castillo soap. Salad oil
IN Basket. Wole'- Schapps lostctler's Bers. pure
Cream Cartar, trSchnine, Castor Oil, and Wyn
k, op's Medicines. Wholesale and reia by
ALBAN, THOMAS Il CO.
ap7f Corner and sixth streets.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-12

LIVING IL TuG WEST As IA curiosity We
have examined, with interest, n bill of fare
of the 'Minna Iaha,' one of the floating pa
laccs Of tie West. The gentleman who hand
ed it to Us, (an old traveler,) assures Us that
every article named in the bill of fare was
found in Abundance on the tablc--he hay-
ing been invited to inspect the table before
the hour of dining. Only imagine, a steam
er plying from ST. Louis to Om4ha and Coun
Gil Bluffs for seven or clght hundred miles,
and affordns all the comforts and elegance
to be found in this country or Europe, to the
people living on the soil Of country in pos
session of the Indians only three years ago
Already the whistle of the Western steamer
is heard 300 miles above St Louis. Who
can predict the future Of the mighty West!
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-12
Oruuille aiIq Bntte Returb.
WEEKLYIUTTE RECORD.

For eireuIatIon IN mining and agricultural dis
tricts of the county II contain theloca aud general
news ofthe week, itspersed with interesting mis-
ccllaneous reading tier. Il will contain twenty
eight columns ofreng matter, md VIII be one "
the largesl aud chean Weekly Newspapers IN the
Stale. Published en- Saturday. TCrms-$5 per
Annum: six months; three months 81.
ADVERTISEMENTS y square Of ten lines oriess'
ars, ips .r,ion. $500
Each subsequentprtion.' %
~ A liberal de,n ion will be made in favor OF
those who advertise the year
al- Bnsiness cards ilrted on reasonnhcterms.
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10. STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of Orleans, City of New Orleans
that on this March 1857 before me-
subscriber Justice Of the Peace the city aforesaid
personally appeared Charles Briggs President H. p
yer Secretary Of the Louisiana Mutual Insurance company
New Orleans who being duly sworn according law
and that the above accounts true and
correct transcript from the books of said Company.
CHARLES BRIGGS President.
Il. T. JANVIER, Secretary.
Sworn and subscribed before this 18th day of March,
A. D. 1857. @. NJ BRADFORD,
Second Justice of the Peace for the Parish of OrleaHs
Board of have resolved to pay an interest of six
per in cash the outstanding certificates of profits on
and after the second Monday May declared
scrip divde.d of TH1RTY-FOUR PER CENT. on the net
earned premiums Of the ending February g. 1851
which certificates will be issued the day
June, 1851. CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
A. CARRIERE, Vice President.
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A DAPTED 40 PLANTATIONS

nessrs. B. A. Fahnestock & Co: " y '
GenlemeuMr G W. Tilley who gentleman we'll known
as one OF the best plHater in this county and ce
hfaled Tor the careful negroes highly
mends your Vsrmituge He called me- few days since
and purchased two Dozen and administered ts
yeTmiuge bought of to an adult negro
OF having and succeeded in expeng from her several
dozen worms some inches in length and health now
COOS, 1870 ~ ~ 20 "''
One OF these home testimonies is thousand where the
parties not known and this regarded as reliable
9ec with regard the adaptation your valuable Yermi
fnge 10 our plantations.
arm truly s W FISHER
hoie Wholesale BY all nrncpaI druggists
country merchants throughout the United States je2 lkW
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WATERING PLACES.

- BARNES HOTEL, MISSISSIPPI CITY Miss
hsM This desirable Summer Retreat so generally known
4thronghout the Southern country under the management
Of William Barnes, will be opened the first day of June
next, for the reception of visitors.
The PROPRIETOR in order the increasing demand for
at his hotel erected during past winter
dons building 200 feet long containing "A -ge and finely
ventilated Family Rooms hopes bo able
modae all that may fascr him with their patronage whether
transient permanent.
The many natural advantages of this establishment COM
mandng the finest water prospects tho Gulf with the pure
salt flowing direct from the ocean, having been
visited by epidemic have failed TO Impress avoraby the
many visitors from the different Southern cities and
country.
Attached the hotel extensive orchard containing the
choicest its spacious grounds handsomely arranged duey
ventilated apartments for bachelors Billiard Rooms and Ten
pin Alleys conveniently and neatly fitted up Bar stocked
with tine Liquors and Cigars.
Carriage and Horses always be had at the shortest
notice
The proprietor determined spare expense that will
enaoie MN 10 eria of the
heretofore received and render the stay of his
agreeable.
Visitors from New Orleans the West will land the first
wharf at Mississippi City from Mobile or the East at the
second wharf
Applications for can be made to
WM. BARNES, Mississippi CITY,
or THOMPSON & BARNES,