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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-09-29

Also
To vote upon five separate Amendments
to the State Constitution, rs follows:
Those voting for Amendment number
one shall put upen their ballots these words,
Annual Sessions Yes;' those voting
against it shall put upon their ballots these
words, "Annual Sessions-No."
Those voting for Amendment number
two shall put upon their ballots. Change
of District Court-Yes y those voting
against it shall put upon their ballots,
"Change of District Court--No."
Those voting for Amendment number
three shall put upon their ballots, Bank
and individual taxation equal Yes;" those
voting against il shall put upon their bal
lots, Bank and individual taxation equal
No" 81 f'-s''' f'' ''''''s' eii,.qk7 :. !.
Those voting for Amendment number
four shall put upon their ballots, Cor
porations - Yes =. those voting against it
shall put upon their ballots. Corporations
NO"
Those voting for Amendment number
FIVE shall put uponther ballots, "Single
Districts-Yes - those voting against it
shall put upon their ballots, Single Dis.
tricts-No."
-ALSo,- -
To vote upon the Act of the Legislature
to incorporate the Bank of Ohio and
Branches" passed at the last session of
the Legislature Of Ohio, for their approval
or rejection. Those voting in favor of the
incorporation of said Bank and Branches,
shall put upon their tickets the words,
''For the Bank Charter" and those voting
against it shall put upon their tickets the
words, Against the Bank Charter" IS.
The Trustees of the several Townships.
in said county are required to return the
following number of Jurors for their re-
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-09-29
C,IIERlFF'S SALE.--By virtue of

Sept. 10, 'S7-n2swosa 90. Airy for Pet'r.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-01-10
THr RESERVE BILL.

From various inquiries. being made. it
seems that some persons do not yet under
stand the provisions of the Bill passed a,
the extra Session OF the Legislature, re>
pea ling the reserve clause IN the Pacific
Rail Road Charter. We forwarded the bin
TO Judge Grinsled Immediately after its
at when time II WAS published 10
the Herald but Ms 1t did not meet the aye
of many who are interested ut that time
we rive It herein again. There are many
cases several of which we are acquainted
niihl where individual. living outside Of
the Reserve are desirous Of taking up small
fractions OF land adjoining them, Tor which
there IS at this tlme 10 provision made
The inquiry has often been made 10 us. aud
AS land soup is becoming very scarce, es.
peeially small fractions, It seems tina, It
would be wise TO extend the 30 cent rule
without the Reserve also. At lesst, such
case. eau only be relieved by Legislative
action. tor which they must await: -Jsf
ferson Herald
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-01-10

t.. m4.IufIalr Co. huI ilst w. have over
looh,d. neglected Aui slept upon all the
mean. which We bad at orr Disposal, and
which We should have used TO place US IN =
condition TO protect and preserve ihai
which ,vety man in this assembly, am
sure. hold. dear a.. his lite. the honor and
safety aud happiness. aud above all. Il u
can be considered as such, the lndcpeu-
deuce, OF the south 'qnsl.y With that oil!
the other portions OF thc Union. tNp
plsusel
For,our I'D. gentlemen, 100 ihs .cba'ge
OF the du,iv, you have de,oiyed upon me, !
need not "a, shall be gr,alI, indebted
that | must, 20 q great extent. rely upon
ouf Wisdom, Your calmues- and your
determination 10 abide bD and sustain thc
Char. in tae enforcement "i 10" fu.es OF
ORDER hy which Wu hasr determined 10 be
governed. >1u.G-d that lou wlII give I've
yuar AID aud assistance, trust | commit
no error when Say, "a tbe beautiful and
expressive language Of the PRAYER "e l's-
tcucd 10 lbis morning, our obiect VIII al
way, be pure aud peaceful too.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-01-10

ali were DESTROYED in that terrible hatchery.
4 letter, in speaking OF the burning OF
Granada says,
pfopeft, to an enormous extent was con
.umed-much OF II owned by foreigners.
whose Governments will doubtless seek Ia
demnity. For some DAYS the troops under
IIenning-en gave themselve. up to the Wild
rs, debsucherv ilunder drunkenness
and all sorts of excuses were the order OF
the day lleuniugsen was totally power
les. ia his attempts to bring them to helr
duty. The consequences which were to
have been expected followed Before any
Of the munitions OF war could be- transport
ed from Granada to Virgin BAY (as W alhef
Intended the, shouldl .hc allied force, be
seised the plaza where the troops were
gaffl.oned.
Another letter. referring 10 the rnmor OF
Of the massacre SAYS that 36 OF the SICK
died after reaching the leland, and some 20
escaped It then adds
Whether the rest were slaughtered or
merely made prisoners Of war was not
known to a ceisinty. Those who escaped
Ia the boats suffered dreadful hard-hlps
There WAS onl, one woman among Them,
MI. Atkins, wife oi pue ot the music aus
III the american women "a Nicata-na
we're on the ISLAND with their children per
hap- tort, 10 number Col Sheut col
Thomson. Grn lN, Capt BALDWIN and .
number ct officer, were on the island, but
there was no pfgnuled military force.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-01-10

ANorurW RoNAL MARRIAGE lie IN
tended marriage Is announced of the Prln'
cess Chnfottr. daughter OF the hing OF
Belgium, with the Archduke Macmillan,
second brother OF the Emperor Of Austria
\ London paper says
The Nugu.t coapie will q, once be be,
trothrd, but the marriage Itself viii not be
solumuzed before sometime IN the course
Of the ensuing year he Prince s Char
loue /. sixteen yesf- and halt old, aud Is
much praised Tor the charms OF her person
aud tie gtaces OF her mind as well rs tor
the sweetness 81 her character which those
who are admitted to her presence, on ac'
count of their tEuA or official position, can
no, sufficiently cxlol Her dowry will
doubtless be .a,ge tor kink Leopold Isrieh,
aud Of course WILL on the occasion, desire
to display his hborally as kiug and father,
Moreover, we are assured that It IS not
policy and motives of eSpediency alone
which have brought about this marriage,
but that the personal predictions of the
future couple have been mainly consulted.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-01-10
southern Commercial Convention.

We cut rom the New Orleans feole.
tho following highly interesting summary
OF the proceedings OF the southern Com,
mertial Convention
The proceedings OF the Convention,
which mn, be regarded Ms highly important
are embodied in the following resolution .
Vi K G.. II kean. Of Va, submitted
the following resolutions
Rcsoir,d. l,t That the education of
Somhcfu Youth in Northern >emnntes il
TO be strongly deprecated rs unnecessary,
impolitic, nud having tendency to taiut
then mud, with dlsIoyalty to the South
Resoircd, ID That the people Of the
South owe 1t to Themselves aud to their
section to give their pa'touage to south
crn lourual. aud Southern books. IS far a..
possible. to ;he exclusion OF The Northern
press
Rcsoirfd. BID That Southern maUuiic>
torres deserve. and should receive, cucogr,
agcmenl from the Southern people, by be.
lug preferred 10 all others, whenever their
product, are Of equal quality and equal
terms.
p...J.,8 ub JL,t,u, t.il,oad, .bould.
c., ,,..tin.ll. Lo co,.,,nr,.d h,
S,,tL.,r In b,, and ,uuo,.d with the pto>
duet. of Snuth,ru manufactures. Refer,
red to the committee OF u.
c., A Clnts, nj N,,p,ni, submitted
Ella, f,l,,,,,.,, ,c.,lnt,on vhieh was Adopt,
.i
p-., ,L;. r,.,.,.,.,,.
,,........,t az ,,.,
III ..,,.,.,,,..A -, o.. Am, !,
..l.au .o =, ,,o,,,s ,,,o s,J ascertain III.
C,ll,,,,,, fact. VIZ.
=, II -. .
Wv -" 49, l',ha,
,' w '''''' .,..,....i
'"'' '"'S' '''''''' .',n,' a...
49, s..,,t..,,. .,,,...
m. ,mo.rt of .urb good. purchased of or
b,onebt tbtouoh the southern States of
.u,i. r,,l.j.r,r, and Tin. amount thereof
hrop,bi into In. southern state. hy direct
,,,nnfl,,ion from other lor.ipn countries
~ The amount of the public debt of
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-01-10

Oar fendets have been heretofore al''
prised OF the fact iha, }. Bhub'n.hip was
some time since arrested "a lhe charge OF
having been IN aceomrlice IN the burning
Of the \5nlanI "enrf"Is office IL Austin
lie was arrested on the testimony of WIN.
:. iiiht-, who became witness Tor Tue
state on promise OF pardon b> The toy
ernor liz testimony also implicated two
other Young men named Haley aud Cum
mlog' who, we believe, were both tired aud
acquitted las, July or august Blaukin
ship has now just had his uiaI aud - also
acquitted by the Jury The Gazette SAYS
the evidence OF Hines gave detailed ac
count Of all lae circumstance connected
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-01-10
1 Bill


fersou Uerdid
\ Fiji
To h, entitled An act to authorize ina
I.,c,,tpn Sale aud Settlement OF the Mis-.
s,..irni and Pacific Rail Road Reserve.
Soc lg Bs il enacted hy the Lepi.l,.
tr,a nt IN. state ol Texas. that uh,t +.
knoy.o as the M,.si,.rppi and Pacific R,u
Road Land reserve .hai from and after III,
f,., d,y al lauuat, \. d 1881. h. .nh
.,..,t Il, leentiop and sale q, hereinafter pte
scuh.d
sac u That all persons who are NOW
s.ttl.d up,n an, portion al til. said re-.
..,y, b.lnnetns TO the State shall nav 6lty
,..,,ts ,,a,. ,cte i,r la. or her clnim NOT I,
exceed one hundrcd and sixty acres; aud
ths s.,d narit.. are h.r.h, 9. nulred To have
tb.,, land. suty.,.d h, the District of
roupt> Sutv.,nt and the field notes 70.
tnu..d T., th. General Land Office hy the
frs, d., al Japu.n u l~a>. provided
that all na,-.u. NOW resident on the sand
,.s..,,. shall ON or before the fret ,., ot
I,ru,,, u ls5s Ia, over to the Com.
m ,,ini,., Oh the t,cnefal Land ollicr the
sad ,no,,,I ri 6lt, cents per acr. tor the
amout, of their clAiu., and the commits,
STONE, Is hereby required ia pst-n; the snr,
''''
..i..
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-01-10

The iulerocoenic Telegraph viii soon
put "A belt around the globe, aud the qnes,
ton viii then arise. what will he done about
sunday In some parts Of the world there
will be two ia week. aud Sundays gener,
ally will become confused II the telc.
graph office, ia all parts of the wodd close
On sunday news arrangements, will be con
stantly Interrupted aud delayed.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-01-10

Sricipg A respectable dressed woman,
about % years oi age, committed suicide
il Kiehmond Va, y few dars ago, by
drowning herself 4 boy attempted to fish
ksr ost with pole, bu, abe resisted bis
4,sle,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-01-10

\ Jrsr CaNrttntNr The Liverpool
Fumes WA less ptrtvnsinus than It's Lon
don uamesake, sppears TO understand Amer
lean politics aud American character much
batter Commenting on our lat" l'ces Diet,
ral election, it remarks
Il Is amazing how soon party spirit cars
rlrd to the very 81 excess. suh.le- IN the
United state. when the will III the snver-
cigu people becomes known he MINORS
h bow with instructive respect to that M
merIcal pfepondefnnce which 1t i, the &c
MUS al the american Constitution to rep
resent However fierce the struggle. how
eyer superhuman the Effort. which have
been made to secure victory, the bellleef>
ont, when the battle is over lay down their
arms without !otlei,ing each others respect
1t requires "a long course OF educational
ttainine in rrac teal freedom to attain ms
coutfol, but 1t is possessed by the Amer
cans TO an extent unknown in any other
country where free institutions exist aud
the solution Of the enigma must be looked
for in the fact that every man feels Inns
self an atom in the grea, total--the equal
OF he forcmos. in the land, and the sell
respect no generated pays to the state tho
homage OF an ungrudging submission
Men deserve to be Tree who can make such
sacrifices for individual opinion, and yer
yield with patriotic philosophy to the course
of events which they cannot CONTROL no
Union stands in little danger OF dis'npuon
while this noble sen,iment animates inc
breasts Of American eitixsns. Cadde Ne1s-
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-01-10
dirsss Of James Lyon, is1, Pres.
,dent Of ,he southern commercial
Convention.

GcHlem,a Of he Southern tommfFc'"
Convention In returning my thanks T."
YOU tor the entirely unexpected and luHi
uumriiird honor which YOU have been
pleased 60 conief upon ne. must be al
lowed TO ny that 81" MT take a"' part
ot q O. uAsrIL Il -. h"""' '''uu'
FROM thc heart Of lhe >outh' n"i 10 10" M
dsidud, but 10 that anc'et a"a ten'i'Air
commonwealth, IT which am one "I tue
humblrs, cith"n'--t' STATE ""'eh' WINE
she has always been ioN" l' "'i ""''sA'
uous 10 the whole couuir', h's been ''r''
a., she ever viii he. tau" 90 The south D" d."
bef Interests. Nflah"'"l
II l. indeed no small h'nn' 10 ne oA'r"
At such - time AID by such hpiA I" pre-
-.de over t. deliberations. ana TO '""hrt
apch AID as an humble individual may IT,
the iab1t' ana fueressinl o'-eh"s' oi
the duties OF THIS Convention. ihr uin'
At which t1n meet ihe very moment
ai NaHf assembling n'r'' m'SeS iN" 'ie'
important D" ih' eyes ana '''.'n'. zen 81 VI"
nsH4n. Dee Objects ana The i"ilrnc" ana
ihr value o' your DELIBERATIONS are l''"aP'
lrion3 INST attaching 70 Una ''i''''''''"'
ADD tesDI's % ANY 'ou''hU'h' tpoN''
ngs S. tA lAe people, Murh h"' as MN"
lof miHf Neafs past We A." "s-t"pit's
a. Convention OF tree men, Tree e '''h'ns
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-01-10

or WANrED. Tor The balance Of the
year a negro woman. = good cook, washer
aud ,rouer Apply at lhl. oilieo.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-01-10

NJ, q " Ra1sr,, IT Shelby county rs Is -su1.
,.li- af the Office ii ltsai8fe JHfse ~ u,e Supreme
CouH fo 6i r vacancy o,es.iol,sd b, Doe 5-tt4 q
Juise ilffcinh
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-01-10

ForH NEGRor~ iirNGIN ltNNrssrr
\ despatch To- lhr Nashville Gnmue,. dated
Gallaun, loun December 20. 3 + VI
stNs:
Ibe Tour rug leaders jn the c1utcmpIa,
ted w.urrcctiou, have just been taken itom
the Iall by q large ani respectable body OF
our first citizens. They were committed
on Nouda> Inst 10y Thomas Boyers, who
had brer cngngeo closely Tor two weeks
investigating the conspiracy, ard bound
over To- court for trial The cltzeus be-
Hevlng that II terrible example WAS uecrs
-atN, determined at iugr meeting at the
Count house to execute them lne Jaiot
refused to deliver the key OF the jail, when
the duors we're broken doNu and the tout
uegfors, Alex, ,lve ot Jnmr, Cartwright,
sam luck, slave OF VI : Singleton, Jack +,
slave OF VIZ Lawrence. aud Dick, one al
the Ialrview negroes, were swung up aud
hung There l-n general acqulesc"nce IN
the action 81 the meeting, rs they were un
doubleday guilty.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-01-10
Il>T or LETTERS.

30 the Pos. ONce q, Marshall
January lst, 1857
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-01-10

Ir Person., calling FIR any of the aboy,
letters, wi.l please say they ar, advertised.
X. T. HYDE, =. VI.
Jan %. 1851 n4o-3t
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-01-10
NJ Nome.

We arrived at ho,na on thursday night
after an absence Of nearly four weeks ou q
visit to the city, upon hu,uess connected
with our paper Daring our absence the
Republican has been under the manage
ment OF the young nsn 10 the ollice, aud
has had IN manner to edit itself Asking
the kind Indulgence Of our patrons for the
absence Of original matter IN 'he past and
present ssues we promise to make amends
Ia the future. Oar tip was ia every respect
IN agreeable ono business IN the cit, vhs
sc.iye; cotton was commanding a high
price, and everything tetokenod na unac'
customed d,gfee OF property We lrit
New Orleans on the evening OF the 81.
The paper. contain bat little news Of iu'
tafest The Nicaragua which arrived AZ
Halifax, from Liverpool, On tie l'', reports
4 rise OF in the price Of the lower qnal'
tiles Of cotton, while G.it and mjdiiing qaal
tiles arc SITTER, bat with lItls change IN
quotations Father Matthew, the reuown
ed apostle OF temperance died at Cork, lte
land, on the OH Of Deccmhcr Rod River
is!in good boating c'det ior medium s0z'd
boats, and rising There is now plenty col
water ia the Lake, aud boat. can gee; Go
Jefferson without difficulty I'usiuc., iH
Sbrevepo,, i. unusunly acls..
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-01-10

OF We Announce this week The name
Of Hem o, VI RourRfs for the office OF
Associate Judge oil the Saprrn,o oufi of THIS
State \ talented lawyer and an accom-
Idlshed gentleman, we may shy Of ban,
without, di.paraeog tho claims Of others.
tina, he Is calculated to ad1rp any station 60
which be may be- called
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-01-10

OF We invite attention 10 the law card
of our Young friend, ions MELVILLE bNH.
RET. Office in the rooms formerly occupied
By Col. ". + Iltll We wish han success.
Tnr WEATHER. During the past week
the weather ha. been cold aud disagfeeablr
On Tuesday last, i, began to drizyle, with
a cold north wind ACCOMPANYING it, aud on
"Wednesday, it set in to sleeliog in good
earnest, aud continues cold and disagfeeablc
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-01-10
TEXAS REPU BLIG An,


f-r- Money. iof .nlsc options ar af due. o. flr ="
ruhean aflie- can p. forwarded 81, Hai 4i sff f''t
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-12-24

nited States would feel the same interest and
the same inclination with the directors of
the State banks to expand currency, so &C.
commodate their favorites and friends with
loans, and to declare large dividends. Such
has been our experience in regard 10 the last
bank.
After all, we must mainly rely upon the
patriotism and wisdom of the States for the
prevention and redress of the evil. If they
will afford us real specie basis for our pa
per circulation by increasing the denomina-
lion OF bank notes, first TO twenty, and after.
wards TO fifty dollars; If they will require
That the banks shall at all times keep on
hand at least one dollar of gold and silver
Tor every three dollars of their circulation
and deposits; and If they will provide BY
seli-executing enactment which nothing can
arrest that the moment they suspend they
shall 60 into liquidation, believe that such
provisions, with weekly publication by
each bank Of a statement of its cond;t;or.
would go far to secure us against future su.-
pensions oi specie payments.
Congress, in my opinion, possess the DOW
er TO pass uniform bankrupt law applica-
Bile to all banking institutions throughout
the United States, and strongly recon-
mend its exercise. This would make it the
lrreversibIe organic law of each banks ex-
istence' that suspension ofspecie payments
shall produce its civil death. The ;n,,inc,
OF self'preservation would then compel i. to
perform its duties in such manner rs 70
escape the penalty and preserve its life.
lie existence of banks and the circula-
'lon OF bank paper are so identified with
Inc habits Of our people, that they cannot at
this day be suddenly abolished without much
Immediate injury TO the country. If we
could confine them to their appropriate
sphere, and prevent them from administer.
ing TO the spirit Of wild and reckless spec
ulation by extravagant loans and issues
they might be continued with ADVANTAGE ,o
the public.
butihis say, after long and much re-
ileo'ion; If experience shall prove it to be
impossible to enjoy the facilities which well
regulated banks might afford, without at the
same lime suffering the calamilies which
'ne excess of the banks have hitherto inflict.
ed upon the country, it would then be far
the lesser evil to deprive them altogether Of
the power to tissue paper currency and
c0nilne them to the functions Of banks of de.
post and discount.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-12-24

CoScrALMENr.-What poison art thou to
the peace of married life. The world NAV
call it prudence; the wise, in their own es-
teem' may call it proper dignity not to be-
tray their feelings; but for those who have
sworn to live together till death shall break
the bond, perfect confidence should reign
between them, and they who cannot forgive
natural defects, when thus disclosed, should
never enter the bonds of that high and holy
union.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-12-24

"Ao ARE ARIsrocRATs.-Twenty years
ago this one made candles, that one sold
cheese and butter, another butchered, a
fourth carried on distillery, another was a
contractor on canals, others were merchant,
and mechanics. They are acquainted with
both ends of society, q, their children viii
be after them-though it will nc. do TO saw
so out loud. For often you find these toll.
ing worms hatch butterflies sand they live
about year. Death brings a division of
property, and it brings new financiers. The
old gent Is discharged, the young gent takes
revenues and begins to otravel-towards pov-
erty, which he reaches before death or his
children do if he does not. So that in fac,
though there is sort of moneyed race it i.
not hereditary; it is accessible 10 all. Three
good seasons of cotton will send genera
ton OF men up-a score of years will bring
them all down and send their children 10 la
Dor. The father grubs and grows rich
his children strut and use the money. The
children, in turn, inherit the pride and 60 TO
shlflless poverty. Next, their children re-
inVlgorated by fresh plebian blood, and by
the smell of the clod, come up again.
Thus society like tree draws its sap
from the earth, changes It into leaves and
blossoms spread them abroad in great glory
sheds them off 10 fall back to the earth again
to minge with the soil, and and at length to
re-appear in new dress and fresh garni.
ture.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-12-24
Randolph House,
S, III. BAILEY,
Wholesale Confectioner.

No. 81, Second Street, 81. Louis, Mo.
WOULD respectfully call your attention to
w his large and complete assortment of
Large and Small Stick Candy.
Sugar plums, Almond Comfits. Rock Candy,
Kisses and LCzenges.
Also, to his assortment Of Fancy Kiss Papers.
Fancy Boxes, Cornucopias, &c., for Confectlon-
cry. His articles are manufactured expressly for
the country trade, and their superior quality is
well attested by tha large and increasing Sales and
the already wellestablished reputation which they
have acquired, believed to surpass that of any
other establishmentin in ST. Louis
O. ordersi solicited and promptly attended 10.
October 12, 1855.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-12-24

1.-The Cincinnati Gazette tells a story
Of young Kentucky lady, who was so dis
tressed by the death of a pet mocking bird
that she became deranged, and while being
taking home from friend in Ohio, where
the misfortune occurred, she opened a vein
in her arm witha pair Of scissors, and when
discovered, attempted TO stab herself, bu,
failed. Hisa strange case Of insanity.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-12-24
SMITH HOTEL,
GLASGOW. MO.

I'm The undersigned has opened large and
4l commodious Hotel between Second and
Third, and Market and Howard streets, in this
city. His house is new, and fitted up in the very
best style, and has ample facili ties for first
class Hotel. He has spared no pains in making
his rooms elegant and comfortable. His table
will at all fines be furnished in manner TO graf
ify the utmost reasonable wishes of his guests
The situation Of his house is one of the most
pleasant and healthy in this city.
There is good livery stable close at hand,
where stock will be well attended to. The pub
lie are respectfully invited to give him call.
np9. VIM, N SMITH