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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-15

CAUTlON.-Whereas there has been certain nm
prlnclped per sons travelling around in the District
and the surrOu nding country, hawking small OTIS of
Ssgars and Tobacco, OF a very inferior kind at one
inn Tbs m sjves =. nv eysn1. anu .rpieseht-
public against all suoh PERSONS as have gents
JAMES WALLACE,
de l5-lm No. 80 III Oh street, GeOrg etoWn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-15

ny y. INQUIRE q CO.. Auctloneers
Two VERY SUPERIOR HORSES
TIoN.-On THURSDAY MORNING.. D.osn-
per 6th at 40 clock, In front OF the auction
We SnaIl Sc without reserve, very superior sal
9e Horse, between and yesrs oil, and a fine
horse, suitable Tor harness; both warranted TO he
So nd and durable. ~ 0e
erms cash.
de42 J.C, MCGUIRE en- Au,,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-15

CRIMINAL COURT.-To-day, Mr.. Norris for
defence In the case Of Andrew Kidwell, charged
with arson, su mitted a motion to quash the In.
dictment In the case, which he argued before the
Court at some length The grounds Of the mo-
ZION Were stated to be that the indictment was
Insufficient In not clearly averriBg the possession
OF the property alleged to have been burned
The Court withheld its decision.
Joseph Calhoun and Charles Calhoun were put
snd Walter B Pomeroy. The jury found the
defendants guilty. They were fined SO each.
VIM. II McNier and John Mcwilliams were
tried by the Court for rioting in the streets. The
Court sentenced each Of the defendants to pay a
nne Of IS and costs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-15

I INEN AND MARsEILLEs
have lust received larte assortment Of linen
aud Marsellss SHIRT Fronts. from 21s OTIS. - Si.8
80 n. E~AN, ~
de le-6t SIS Penn. avenue. sonth fide-
NAI H 40, ss .s,. S..,
strest. and q his ssiss Room. under Wilards' No
The WONDER OF WASHINGTON Is
ING gmost uirscss N ooveFanr No Bald Heaas anA
CATHOLIC ALMANAC for 1850 prioe Is eta.
FRANKLIN PHILIP, Bookseller,
de 10 - Pa sys between 9Th md 10Th sts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-15

IL THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTpoNED
In cnnsequence of the rain, until WEDNESnAT
IEkNooN, Dec. IS, same hour and place
dc - d j. G. McUUiRE Co Auct,r,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-15

VALOAB BULLYING LOTS AT AUC-
, iIon.-on WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON
tlon rooms Lots Nos. 2, S, SIZES To- IN. Is.
ano psrt D. Square LA fronting on street pertb
back to wide alley. N running
Also east a. feet of Lot No., IN Square Ia, 'front.'
west. " i''h sHee's
The title to this property is perfect.
Terms: tine fourth cash the 70 SIdue in e. II IL
ana "a months, with interest and secured by deed
OF trust on the property. " Nee"
de 10 Is WALL 4 RApNapp
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-15

IMPORTANT TO GRocERs AND CON
FECTlONERS
GEORGE PEARSON, Of Baltimore, has lately
oPe1se era SS ssESs here yIth hns ss.e,tmsnt
NUTS, CANDIES, o. which CA be purchased sf
lower PRICES than at any other in this ciGy.
GEORGE PEARSON,
ISL Penn. avenue. south side, between ~ and sth
streets, and No. North Liberty street Bal
timore. dea lN-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-15
ISRAEL Il BUCHLY,
l. No. 4os SEVENTH STREET, between and r

READ, BELIEVE, ANDIMpRoyE YOUR
IL HEALTH.-Madam MOUNTS ConsumptIoa
Destroy er, acts maglcsliy on Coughs, Colds, Asth
ma, Bronchitis. and Consumption. In cases OF
colds one or two bottles will eff cure az q cost
Of 50 cents Persons ON all sections have ordered
different quantities by express. It 10 purely vere-
table a babe Gan take 10 without injury. hayioe
been restored to health by il HERSELF from deer oon
sumption. she REQ ImmeLds 10 unhesItatinfy TO Al
Decays are dangerous. Make immedIate ppilcstion
If you wish TO be saved. Apply At No $50 s. street.
between 18th and 18th. or at Stott's corner Penn
avenue and 7th street also, AZ Cuvers CORNER 18Th
street and Penn. avenue. de O. sm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-15

have been very careful IN Keeping mp my assort-
ment OF STOVES ard 0RATES for the coming
cold weather, (whioh is now upon ns D 20 meet the
wants OF my friends and customers who as yet have
not supplied themselves. All those no have failed
- do so will find II to their ad vantate To- cal and
make their selections. have just received an in
voice OF iaTge assortment OF the best Boston and
London SKATE flor ladies', gents and ooysJ 10
he found IN this market, and AZ prices to suit al de-
s,rous OF purchasing. Also, boys SLEDS, ROCK
lNG HORSES, In great variety at
G. wOODWARD'S
Metropolitan Stove and Crate Fact orr,
de IL st No. Sle Pa. av., bet. 10th and II tn sta
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-12-31
snnreme Court of Ohio.

TUESDAY, Dec u, 1888,
The State Of Ohio, on the relation Of James W.
Rider vs. Daniel Lynch, Treasurer Of Liberty
township 10 Seneca county, Motion for peremp-
tory mandamus
Judge BFinkerhoff delivered the opinion Of the
Court.
Where a township board Of education had re-
solved 10 sell te old site Of sub.distict school,
house, and had purchased new site, and, noti-
flying the local directors Of the sub-distriet Of
their action In the premises, instructed tlem W
sell the former, and TO build a new school house
on the latter, and the local directors, disregard
ing suoh Instructions, proceed to build hew
school-houso on theold site, aud keep up school
therein Held
L. That the local directors are guilty Of such
naturalization aud neglect as justify the town
ship board Of education in exercising the powers
and duties which would otherwise devOlve on
the local directors, and IN building school house
on tie new site, and employing teacher there
ip; aud such teacher is entitled 10 be paid bis
wages out OF the township treasury on the order
Of the township board
2. The fact that prior to the issue and SER
vice Of an alternative writ Of mandamus 10 COM
pei the township treasurer TO pay the order afore
said term Of office Of such treasurer bad expired
and all the funds in his hands had in good faith
been paid over 10 his suocesaor in GHiee is as to
him god anaweriu law 10 the alternative writ.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-12-31
MARnIED.


On the l3th Of December, by Rev j, H. Good,
Nh. JouN B. CLAGGFTr Of Yhginia. 10 Miss Can.
oIiNE CLAGgErr, Of Pleasant Township.
On the 93d December, hy the same, Mr.. JorL
CRNiGIow Of Pennsylvania TO Miss SAUNA WISE
Of Bloom Township t
Az Republic, on the s3l Of Dec. A. D. 1853
by II. Bromley, Mr. JAMS BunRows to Miss SA.
RAN A. FIScH both Of Republic.
On the 25th OF Dec a. d. 1858, by the same
At the residence of Mr.. Rudolph Meyer, in Srne.
ca county, Mr. WALLACE OLDs TO Miss MARY NJ
MEYR, both Of Seneca County rt.s
At the residence Of the brides father. near 1'if
fin, on Tuesday Dec 2Sth, by Rcv. r. Andrew
Mr. L. NJ. KAULL with Miss A. Il. RUAiMR1L
Dgc 25th, at Columbus o q, CHARTS W BLAiR,
Esq, Clerk Of the Ohio Senate, to Miss KArF
MEDAnY, daughter OF Gov, Samuel Medary.
On the Doth inst. by the Rev. Jas. Pelan. AT
the residence Of Q Finch, Esq, Of Green Springs,
DR.. r M GiIMonE Of Fulton Co. Ohio, TO Miss
E, ALIEN, Of New York.
In this place, on Thursday the Both inst.
ELAN William Esq. with Miss CMLn WATSON,
daughter Of Hon, O. X Watson.
Also, on the same day, Mr. A. MYEns with
Miss CALLIii KRiDIrn. an Of Tifin.
The "eomplhnepts Of Mrs. q Mr. MYERS are
acknow edged BY the printers Of .ho Tribune or
nee and this rememberence at their hands is
gool evidence Of prosperous future. Thanks,
thanks.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-12-31
CITY COUNCIL.

Thursday Doc 9Th '55.
Council met and was called to order by the
President. all1I
Members present Poorman, Hovey and Holt
The minutes Of last meeting were then read
by the Clerk aud on motion approved as read.
On motion of VIM. Holt, the nee unit of Rob
ert Nichols (Jailor) was continued in the hands
Of the Clerk for furthur investigaton
On motion o( A b. Hoyey the following ac-
counts were allowed AMI the Clerk instructed to
draw orders on the pr per fund for the several
amounts Of same viz
Account of Peter Oyermier Of S5.44 lst Ward
Fund
George Taylor Of 65 cts City Fund.
q " S3.5s lst Ward Fund
jeremiah Conner Of $3.50 Fire Department
Fund
Wendell Burlhart Of 80 cts lst Ward Fund.
Bacher & Wenner S27 90"
On motion Of VIM. Holt, il was Resolved That
Luther A. Hall be allowed the sum Of Sl25,0O
for Services as City Solicitor in the years 1855
1856. Said Hall having heretofore received an
order for S25 90 the Clerk was instructed 10 draw
an order on the City Fund for $4,000 IN favor Of
said Hall in full for said services.
On motion Council then adjourned to meet
Thursday Dec. S0th 1858 at o'clock p. NJ.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-12-31

The pixies Peak" gold fever is now raging
in this section and many Of our wogthiest citi-
zcns are the ictims Of this new malady. The
many apparently credible and authentic stories.
told Of this new FL Dorado have induced many
TO try the experiment, next spring, by a pilgrim
age to Pixies Peak, in quest ofthc fabulous gold.
en- fleece" We understand that company Of
some ffy persons has been organized and will
start from this vicinity, carly in The spring, fur
nished with tools aud other nccessaries for sue
ecssfully working the mines. We wish them
abundant success
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-12-31
> FntnI Accidnnf M Fren, ,nt

Wc'lcarn Of sad event which occurred at Ere
mont Inst week, resulting in the death Of a wor-
thy young man. On Thursday last, Albert, the
son Of James HafTord, about 90 years of age, in
the employ Of Roberts 4 sheldon, having gone
70 the top Of three story building to repair the
eavetrough, slid about II feet on the roof to the
edge, whence he fell to the ground, distance Of
AZ feet He struck on his knees breaking his
right l,g between the knee and thigh, and then
on his faec, bruisiug It badly. Notwithstanding
the terrible fill It was hoped that his life would
be spared, until Friday evening, when he became
delrious and remained sountil his death, which
occurred ON Saturday morning.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-12-31
~ Fhemrn,. min.

Iha last has been truly a week Of excitement.
Between concerts, fairs 6e., our citizens have
been "sandwiohed" out Of considerable Of their
loose change" and have had their music ard
funloying bumps excited 10 an unusual degree.
But the Fircmeu's Fair has been rnr attraction
Of the week, drawing together large crowds Of
our citizens Of all ages, sexes and condition. aud
passing off with great rcLAr and good feeling
The Hall was beauifully.and tastefully decora.
ted, by numerous fine paintings, which, together
with the array Of toys, candies &C., around the
room, presented a magnificent appearance. A
beautiful Christmas Tree with shining pendants
stood on the floor. aud over the stage might g
traced in letters OF living green, "Iudepcndcnt
Co, No. a." The Fair opened cn Thursday eve
ming She 23d On Friday evening. the Hall was
ilepsely crowded and everybody seemed running
over with libcrality and good humor. A table
was richly furnished by voluntary contribution
and over a hundrSl sat down 10 supper Tho
tedium Of the evening was enlivcned by songs
from che "Gleo Club" and other amusemcnts.-
The way tho toys and candy fxins" went on
was caution to Santa Claus Saturday evening
witnessed a larger crowd still. The feature Of
this evening was the drawing Of the magnificent
prize fruit piece in wax, put up 0t S75. Hon
w. II, Gibson wns the lucky man and, leine
called out, responded in briefard happy speech
The same interest that marked the commence
ment Of this ovation, has continued with little
abatement throughout. Our citizens have gencr-
ously responded to the call Of the Fircmcp, to
"help the hands that fight the flames" The
Hall has been kept open from evening TO evening
and ut this writing the receipts amount to some
5000. 1t is hoped that this benefit, together
with the apount already subscribed, will enable
the Ipdepcndents-to TO purchase first class ma.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-12-31


Is the saluiaticn Of the Editor to The readers Of
the TRnuNE Since old Fi0y Eight began his
existence our paper has made just h0y-two Wis.
itations to your frc.sidcs and il it has hot been
an angel Of mercy, we trust upon the whole, its
influence, il It has any. has been salutary A,
least this has been the aim Of The propriciors- -
We don't claim anything for the TRnuNr that It
does not merit, but we will say this much, that
our readers have il in their power tn make 4 a
much better paper than it is. Ifall our subscri
bers would ray M their arroaragcs s-aud the
amount is but sumll-and bcgiu the New Year
with a "clcan sheet, = we would be enabled to pay
OH our paper bills, enlarge our paper dress il
with new type and make u louk frysh and ioyi,.
in7. let our readers try the experiment and they
Wui ind that il will work like "a charm. Give
u, our due and we wi give you frat class pa.
per in return. But enough ol this.
Let us all begiu the New Ycar hy turning over
anew leaf" Let the past. with iis follics and
stains, be forgotten and let us cherish higher aims
aud nobler aspirations.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-12-31

10 Tho feature Of the Atlantic Monthly for
January is Mrs. Stoves New England story,
"The Minister'S wooing,' Of which the sec.
ond number more than sus,ains the interest with
which IL commenced. Tho subject is a congcbi.
al theme with Mrs. Stove, who, as Clergyman g
wife, has herself had personal experience Of the
Kind Of wooing which she proposes to describe
while the locality of the story is one even more
familiar to her than that Of Uncle Tom, the nov.
q hy which shc has rained her iame.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-12-31

This troupe Of amateur vocalists gave m en-
tertainmcut at Webster Hall, on Tuesday eve
ning which was repeated on Wednesday cvcriug
at LGssere, for the benefit the Fircmen Their
merits, as first class vocalists, need no eulogium
from us Their selections are good their man.
ucr graceful and their musical attaihments Of the
first order. The piano solos by @. o. Luca are
splendid.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-12-31

Wishes us to say for him, that he will be
"around" bright aud carly tomorrow morning
with that New Years Address, whom he hopes to
meet with liberal reception from all his patrons
and os many others, as can spare a dime or quar-
ter Remember the Carrier Boy and he win re
member YOU.
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Job Printing,

OF all kinds, from the largest Poster down to
the smallest Card, executed at this office, very
low and in style not to be surpassed, by any
Office in the State
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-12-31

Mr., w. ID. Starr is stopping for a few days At
the Shawhen House. with splendid assortment
Of Ladies' Furs Of an kinds, which he wishes to
dispose Of ~ prices rouiark bly low Cali and
examine thorn
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-12-31
Tiffin Prioea Current

Tiffin Prioea Current.
rcosRnoftb wEruv url
SH RIV VER & S NE ATH,
Dealst Dry gcoii Groceries. Carpsunrs, Boots and
Shoes, ddd Roddv-Mado Clothing. And purchaser Of
efydstcfirtion Oh Train and Produce Tor Cash.
WasAr-e0a5 7i.O1.
Cohx-fshclitsl uudsj1.
Do tEaD f9c.
RVE-iInii-
nantsr--n0 as.
Okrs-00ai0c,
nEAvs- 90
PortroEs-.d0c.
FLtx sern- s0NOat.09.
Tiuorify SEEB--l 50a1,75
HUrrER--1f q l0c.
LAun-3s
'IaLL1w4-q n Toe.
SmuHEB HAug-ngd1nc.
a, stnss Avo su1uLDEas- 68o0o.
PtcKLgn PoRE--s no.
MArLe SuuAR-tno.
do MoLNg4Es-I51 f15o.
BEEswNV-20 Ra5c.
he ,rHERs--i a1Oc.
RAus-ec
Day ArrLRs--si 5oa2,cO pofRt
GHEss ufnrs-51 lf6s.
uuv do l0c.
Eaos-cd i5c. e dozen.
poEE-s5cOdSe0
V1ovef seed.-S5,25 a551
Woot-25 R15c
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-12-31

We are requested 70 state that on and aier
Sunday next, Divine Service will be held At the
Protestant Episcopal Church in the afternoon. at
O'Clock. instcadof In tho evening as heretofore.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-12-31
ssMACHINF,, pOETRY.

NfAN' AA"iN NA W NuNN bAtt
"MACHINEs POETRY.
During the absence Of the editors, the Carrier
Of the TnmuNE excited by curiosity to grind
out" a "porhc . got out the "machiuo" and put
it motion. The following is the rcsult'
Your carrier bows, and halls the morn
On which young Fifty Nine is borni
'lis he TO you that weekly brings,
Blessings above all priceless things.
The New Years come, aud as each day
The orb OF light illumes his way,
So, to the happy hearts aud homes
The Z mnuNE every Friday comes,
With freight as rich "a argosics
That o'cr came o'er the Indian seas.
Each week some friendly hearth Il halls,
Eieh week "drops down with pretty tales"
kach week presents a smiling mood,
Each week digcsts up wholesome food;
Each week 1t never falls 10 call,
Each week produce notes, rise or fall;
Each week hcraids forth some new sccnLe,
Each week records human alliance;
Each week gives some new source Of JOY,
Then forget not Your Carrier Boy.
Thro' storm and shine, each Friday morn,
The Ia BNE to your door is 10 ne;
So, TO It's patrons we commend
The faithful messengers we send.
And let your hands b. free aud full, Dry
And let your gifts be bounuul,
When, TO morrow he shall appear,
70 wish "a Happy 81 id New Year"
Now to close with PARTING word,
We hope the caTier'splea'll be heard
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-12-31

Good wood viii be taken on subscription ai
this Office, if brought in soon.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-12-31

t0r The AruANrtc MoSrnly. as a periodical "
high literary worth, towers above any other in
the United States It has The ring Of the true
metal an hos already attained prominent place
th our literature Taken with the TBBuNE. on
ly So o year.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-12-31

a GRkNp Offm Carrie A. Clarke, thus
writes 10 the Louisville Journals
bring thee a heart--a stainless heart,
As fresh aud as pure ne the mountain snow,
Still cchuinC back, with a clearer strain,
The song that You Taught it long ngo.
'Tis an humble thing,
The gift I bring;
NV all my fortune and my store,
Yet bring IL thee, ] can bring no more
What more could her lover ask9 A stainless
heart, a fortune aud storc-possibly dry goods
store. Hold ON 10 that rall
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-12-31

tE5~M Mr.. p Fauihabcr, p. NJ ot Fostoria. de-
MICS The statement Of our informant, reacctng on
his official character. AS Mr.. r. appears to be
gentlemen, we give him the benefit Of his denial
and hope the charge Is untrue
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-12-31

Mr.. A. j. Morgan, formerly CLERK Of the Shaw
han House in this place. has purchased an inter
est in the Mooy House. at Bucyrus, and formed
partnership with Mr., Johnson. The JouR
NAL says;
"The new firm will commence rebuilding the
house as soon as the weather will permit. An
other story viii be added and fiftyoight feet add
ed on the cast, which will make one Of the finest
Hotel buildings in the country. As soon as this
is finished, dle house will be re-furnished from
top TO bottom, in. the best style" 5atl 81
This case Of Sarah A. Jarvis vs.. Henry D. T.
johnson, for breach Of promise Of marriage, was
decided on Saturday the 18th ult. BY, verdict
for the plaintiff of $4,000. Hon. c. X Watson
was engaged in the defense. ..a
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-12-31
HAVE YOU HEARD TnENEWs

That n SCiliN-
L NtsSismlnu-
facirriug mud deal.
ing 10 Havana and
Domestic tigart-
Also fnun, Smo.
King anil Chewing
r0hadcn. Opposite
shawhan's Block, on
Market ~, riHu,
Ohio. q viii cell
clienpeTforcashtlian
eVcl before 0ntfod
in this viciniiy.
Here you will 6nd
the gfcafesi variety
OF CiFan, Tobacco,
&c.ever exhibited
iu thii olty,nnd an
10 be- disposed Of on
iheurincip
ralef and small pnif
its3 the bcst being
found on handnt all
times. am deter
mined % sell o. nri.
ceg that cnunot hil
20 Be satisfactory.-
And II my stock
don't give saiisfao-
ton whenpnTaharcd
relufu ii, and I viii
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-12-31

rE The Cincinnati Gazette commences lie sOth
year, on The lst Of January. It's altogether the
beet paper published in the west and deserves
hearty support. We shall publish the Prospect
ne ncNt wank
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-12-31
JAS. D. WHITNEY,
Davis House.
(FormerIy called t6s "City House.")
TIFPIN, OHIO.
T.EWI WEIRTCK Pronr;otov

The undegignsd desires infoim an hi friends and tho
late paions Of the City onse (noW the Davs that bis ho
SCI ready ior te reception Of guests The House has
been iehuit, Isumi shed and Is good any the
comfy.
nog have 4lahlins enough 10 accommodate any num-
hes o. horses and win always have a abundance q ed.
raa' os,sua /. ms. N'' Nv Z
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-12-31

C8-A new volume Of the GEa aEsEE FARAm
commences with the January number. Now is
the time to subscribe A copy Of the paper can
be seen at this office, Great inducements are OF.
fered to agents, iu the way Of Premiums, &c,
Terms-fnY cents year. in advance; iveeop-
les for s.; eight copies for &c. and the person who
gets up The club is presented with that beautiful
book the RURAL ANNUAL for 1859, sent prepaid
BY mail Address Joseph Harris, Publisher and
Proprietor, Rochester, MY.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-12-31

GJ-A meeting Of the stockholders Of the TiHn
B II. Wayne r. R L, for the election OF oficsrs
&C, will be held in this place on Thursday next
IrTho Auditors tale, entitled 1.-THE Dclin.
Quent List" concludes with this week. We will
nov have more room TO spread ourselves.
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1858-09-23
J. d. McALLisTER, Proprietor.

ii AVING located this establishment for : =.
- res of years, would announce 10 fhc
travelling public, that it has been completely r..
fitted and returnished, firm turrett 10 founda
ton stone,'' filled with attentive servants. and IL
table supplied with the best fare so as 10 extend
to its guests the comfort Of home.
Aberdeen, Jan 6, 1857. 17-tf
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1858-09-23
wv HIsE'E uOT8N
Ely JOHN WHITE,
oKOLoNA, MISSISSIPPI.

THIS eommodous building being pleasantly
l located, and having undergone II thorough
repair. the proprietor will be happy to serve his
old friends and the public generally, with god
beds and the best the market affords.
Jan. g. IS. - s11-tf
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1858-09-23
emporium Of D. Ialnison.

md get clothes ready made, or have them made
% order also keep fine assortment Of Shirt
Hats, Drawers. Undershirts, Gloves, Suspenders'
Cravats, Handkerchief, Hosiery, Walking Canes'
Portmonies, &c, DC; all Of which will be soli
as low us the lowest, of the same quality. Coma
and see. - es M DIA MrSoN--
ABERDEEN, Sept. 23nd, SO. ~3-tf