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Shreveport daily news., 1861-10-02

'IHE GREAT TMEDICINALD DRINK OF THE
AGE! A
CROOKES'S. 't
Invigorating Aromatic Vegetable
Stomache Batters,
For RESTORING & PRESERVING
HEALTH 'f'f
Prepared from Aromatic Bitter Herbs
UN1ER THE AUsPIClES or IN
EMINENT PHYSICIAN.
Are an agreeable and palasablt
Invigorating Tonic, prepared from
Aromatic Bitter Vegetables, com
bined with a Pure Spirit, improved
and perfected by one of our venera-
bic and eminent physicians during
practice Of thirty years, in the latter
part Of which he used those Bitter
Herbs, with unparalleled success, in
the treatment of internal diseases and
for purifying the blood.
They stimulate and regulate the
functions Of digestion impart vigor
and tone to the stomach !; strengthen
the system, and are unequalled as u
purifier Of the blood. By continuing
the use Of a wine glass full morning
and evening, and before meals, for a
few weeks, they will afford convin-
cling proofs Of their great medicinal
properties, and under the influence OF
Itheir health-restoring qualities, that
physical condition necessary to the
enjoyment Of sound body and mind
will soon be attained.
! From their purifying Influence
the skin becomes steadily smooth and
bright, and they will gradually re
move every trace of eruption or in
, hamnation from the face or body a:
they progress in the purification ct th'
: blood.
Viewing them simply as a bever
age, they equal in richness and deli
1 cacy Of flavor the finer grades o
choice Champagne Wines-the bit
: ter principle being only perceptibl
!; when felt in the good work Of purify
e ing and invigorating.
Il For the use of old and young c
both sexes they are admirably adaE
ted: being grateful to the taste; of a
exqisitely delicate havor-impartin
= to the palate soothing aromatic e
feet, equalled only by its purity an
richness.
TIE following letter regarding tn
purity and quality OF this Celebrate
s Vegetable Tonic, from the eminef
and gifted physician and chemis
II Victor f. Canning. so long and f;
l. vorably known in connection wit
d the French Academy OF Scienc
speaks for itself:
Chemical Lamatory, Vest Broodro
New York, February 6, 1860.
Mr.. II NJ. Crookes: Dear Sir
In accordance with yonr request
the 10th ultimo, have subjectt
= sample Of your Invigorating Arom
:. tic Vegetable Stomach Bitters to
careful analysis and find them to
composed Of the essence Of Aromat
Bitter Vegetables of ancient fame
the medical world: vet l have new
before seen them so Well blended
Il rendered SO pleasing to the s"Hse
8 taste.
s.
The Spirit used in their prepa,
ton L found 10 be peri.sctl y pure. al
as free from deleterious elelaent
that procured from the natural Jul
w. OF tls' grape.
You doubtless had the assistance
experienced medical skill in perte
ing so excellent a combination. as
rarely occurs that the bitter prin
ch Pile, possessing 50 much aedicn
: wowth, is rendered 80 palatahle.
Continueto prepare your Stoma
Bitters, strictly in accordance W
no l.. 4n,,,n,,fo ,.n,, hnr.. abroad \. n Il
Shreveport daily news., 1861-10-02
Vicks1b,lrg SUN.

Published in Vicksburg, Miss, by
~. S. Martin, Chas. A. Gone, and
Geo. HI. Elwell. Terms, $40 per an
mum for the Daily; Weekly, s3. The
Sun is the only paper in .Vicksburg
published every day in the week.
vl-n54-tf
Shreveport daily news., 1861-10-02
NOTICE

, THE VOTERS OF ttDDB PARISH.
\ years with the people of this parish,
, not halievc that they Will exact visit to
ri. "a them. So propose addressing yon,
t,c :ol,ow ing named places and times, and
rp,entllv inEltc my opponents to the hust-
-.
AI'POT<TNIE
tlvc.t> Sch"pihouse, on Saturday, Oct. 5th
IL ,lur' Mus .ter Ground. near w. Il. Thom|-
sons on Monday. Oct. 9TH.
.ril!atsl's Scho"ilouSe, on Tuesday, Oct =
.-cuwood, Oh Thursday, Oct 10Th.
ring Ridge, oi, Friday. Oct. li.h.
.tnucr Grove, on Saturday, Oct. 18th.
arrverort and Rush Island, notice will
hereafter be given.
Respectfully,
W. Vi. GEORGE.
..rcvrlort, September 23th, 1851
Shreveport daily news., 1861-10-02
ICEt ICE! ICE!

n CARGO of Rockland Lake,
ly.-tal ICE, just received and for
lIe by "A. ENGLE & co.
Shreveport, April 25-n1l-tf
Shreveport daily news., 1861-10-02
MARBLE MONUMENTS,
TOlIBs,
IRON FENCING.

The undersigned having made ;sa'-
Engagements with the manufacturers,
is now prepared to order every des-
cription OF
Shreveport daily news., 1861-10-02
IRON FENCING,

suitable for enclosing buildings. gar
dens, cemetery lots, etc, also
Shreveport daily news., 1861-10-02
SOLTHERN
MARBLE WORKS.

Corner of Texas and Edward SITS
IlAVING permanently located in
Shreveport, l am prepared to man
ufacture from the raw material, and
right at home.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-10-02
COTT0Y SEED OLE.

" Gallons for sale at cost. 1t Is ex-
celent for burning. or can be used to adj
vantage by Painters, as q substitute for
Linseed Oil. Apply at the News Office.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-10-02

L. Postnaste,s are requested IA
act as agents fer the Nescs, 0nd re-
tain ten per cert ttaomansouat t@7crarded
Shreveport daily news., 1861-10-02
JNO. DICKINSON.
Proprietor.

Papers publishing the above three
months, will be entitled to an exchange
for the Daily.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-08-01

FAcTs ABOUT II REBsL DEFEEsEs.-A
gentleman lately FROM Richmond, via hauas-
Bas Junction, says that when he WIS there,
about ten days ago, a. least one Thousand
troops arrived daily, from different sections Of
The Confederate States, and that as soon IS d
sufficient number arrived, no matter where
from, they were formed into regiments. officer
ed, and stationed in the immediate vicinity.
JEFF Davis addressed 4 large and enthusiastic
audience there, and told them there was no
doubt Of their success. He says that there
were then 1873 guns mounted between Manassas
Junction and Fairfax courthouse, and that
from Ssgeips Point to Norfolk the COST was
completely lined with batteries; that there
were between fifty and sixty gGzs at SeweiFs
Point, and that there was a concealed battery
Of twenty-three guns about three hundred
yards in the rear Of the enc silenced By the
Harriet Lane. He also ssystbat on the south
side Of James river, from a point opposite
Newport News 60 Richmond, here are twenty
batteries, all mounted with rifed cannon
stolen from the Norfolk navy yard, On the
line OF TOsdsfT n Manassas Junction 10 Rch-
mond, there are but four mounted guns, but at
GhoTt distances all the Wav, iHtrenchuents are
thrown up, 20 which they can retreat, aud that
teams are at all times in readiness to drag The
guns from point to point. These intrench-
ments are mostly constructed near the woods,
and in such a manner 80 30 be partlaHy mask
ed. Roads are obs TuCted and new roads
made, in some instances through the forest, 60
that troops must meet these batteries. Our
informant is positive, from Information lately
received from d friend In the rebel army, that
q 900 troops lately left Norfolk and the
vicinity to Join Bsauregard, and that now
there are bur 2o00 rebel troops Ia Norfolk
Nee York Tribune, Jaly q.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-08-01

SOUND BUT iMPRAcTIcABLE. - From the
Tribune OF the 125h, We take the following az
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-08-01

4 dav or two before the great disaster at
Bull Run. we suggested the pr0priety CT Gen.
McDaWelfs putting all the members Of con-
gress, who hung sVoCnd his camp, in the guard
house. We are OF the opiniSR that BAD this
been done. DO such disaster would have hap
poaed 70 our army as the whole nation BOW
have to mourn. senators and members Of the
House alike deserted their posts and Fushsd IN
ike fools where they had no business. Even
the vice president was among them. ms
crowd. tnreiser with the sensation reporters,
the sHiRdhug contractors, the government par
asites, and the vagsbOnd haDgers-on, sought
the COMPANY Of tie teamsteIH, AID VITA them
started the panic that resulted so disastrogsly
to the army. They Jumped into the wagons,
and with bavon.ts ssized from the dead and
dying, not oBiy kept Outthe famisaed snd worn,
out soldiers, but refused room for the gallant
wounded, as they rushed psil mel for Wash
ingten These Abolition congressman went
out TO witness tie great triumph, ana were the
very ones that IN good part produced the defeat.
These men who wrote the most and shouted
the loudest, Forward to Richmond were
the first to take 70 their heels; those who had
talked most about "death to rebels" were the
first to fac even when the rebels pursued not ;
and these who had been loudsst fer bloed-lei-
ting scampered on II their insane fear, tramp
ling our dead and dying soldiers into the dust.
It's a great calamity to havd a gallant ana
brave army besst BY such cruel and coWaTdiy
creatures, and we earnestly hope that every
prying congressman Wh8 hereafter thTusts
himself where be has 10 business viii be igno-
miniously confined to the ggaUd-hOUse or
drummed out OF camp. IL Mr.. Ely, Of New
York, has fallen among the enemy, his fate, it
is to be hoped, will serve as a timely warning
to the other towards who hang around The
army, whether members OF congress OF not
Detroit Free FrcsS.
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9ailg gpptal,
a sad picture for Americans TO Con-
template.

template.
The ST. Louis CAgistiaB AdUoeats OF tne ION
instant in an article headed Sad PIcture'
has the following:
The 5fher dav A prominent citizen-a po-
H.icsI and personal friend OF President Ian
coln-who had but just returned from WASH
ington city, remarked, in our presence, That
Mr, Lincoln COgld not, dare not propose OF
listen TO any thing like a compromise OF our
national difficulties, as the feeling at the North
was such as to make it unsafe for him to ven
tvrs such a thing, and were he TO do it, he
would be driven from Washington in twenty
four hours"
Tne editor was well warranted in heading
his article, "a Sad Picture" as It shows a
condition OF public feeling peTiious to the lib
critics CO the people and to the perpe,uity Of
our free form Of government, when the PTesi-
dent Of the Republic can neither propose hoF
listea 70 a compromise Of our national DIM
eulties, for fear OF being driven from Washing
ton. We had heard before that such was The
constrained position Of the president, but
could not credit IT,. Nothing could more clear
Iy show the revolutionary condition OF the
country than this simple statement OF the y.
LOUIS Ckrisiian .lipoc1it TIE president,
through fear Of mob Yiolen e, IS afraid 10
pursue q peace policy, though be might be
convinced that was tbs only ore fo= the honor
and safety Of the government! Is that gwen
out to cast a rsprosch on popular govern
ments, ans to prepare the minds OF the con-
ssrgative classes for a change in the form or
ours from a republican 70 a moHarchical2
Or is il done to excuse the president for letting
the country 90 10 the devil, without an effort
in the right direction % save it? II really
true, it is indeed a sad picture for Americans
20 contemplate. and shows whittier we are
tr.fiing-Ciat iEEafi EHgEirer.
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the County Court OF Hardc-
man County, Tennessee, july
Term. HRRH

W1ltmil Coboarn and wife, ana others. ". Hssdlv
FoE, :. PIX, Charles i. Polk, ". " Poik. Be-
dora l. Polk Edward H. Pok. Sarah z Psrr Pstf-
tion to divide slaves.
7 appearing u the court that the above named d.
4 PENDANTS are nOn-residsnts Of the state 81 TaBusS-
see'lt IS therefore ordered By the coart that psbIiss-
ton be made IN the Genphis Wseklq Appeal. a neWs-
paper published IN scity Of Memphis, regufriuc safd
eeIehuahts 70 ebter their appearance in said cause. ana
nrst three days Of tue August term, 1854, Of this count.
or SAID petition viii be taken fer confessed a. 10 tbem
and set for hearing ex par.s.
"A ~copy-FesL.l H. P. Nicely ra-s
TF"A By (. Q, CRISP, d. o,
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GOWN GTON
(TENNESsEE)
FEMALE SEMINARY !

THE next session Of the %COVTEGTON FEMALE
SEMINARY viii commences on TUESDAY, Sea-
TENDER 3rd. ~
BY the advice Of the Board Of Trustees We bsvs
cured tue services Of Kisses Flora and Nav Z Bsrnaf
Who' for several years, have been connected Win he
gained the hisaes' reputation in the Western pisfrfct
Of Tennessee and North Mississippi for fborsfrb in
~sirueti1n, and we are assured the aurourcsnsrt ~
their connection with Us vii Be gratifying 10 tbe
friends Of orr Institution.
Board in the village is 80 per month. and tritto, ~r5
with 81 fer ineideatals. Piano s25
HOLMES.
gzSeSs 3 d HOLMES
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-08-01

SOUND BUT iMPRAcTIcABLE. - From the
Tribune OF the 12sb, We take the following ar
guments:
The house Of representatives, With only five
opposing voices, and che Of those a lottery
dealer, had voted the great loan 10 preserve
the integrity Of the republic That loan will
soon he offered, 10 its various forms, 70 the
public; ani do Won wish to know how to in
sure its being taken promptly and a. pa4? The
means Of thus restoring 10 TIE government its
Tightfui credit is very simple. l. is the imme-
date occupation Of Richmond. That done,
you can have all the money you want at your
own terms.
There are four places where it is specially
necessary that the stars and stripes should be
flung 10 tia breeze in triumph. These are
Richmond, Charleston, Memphis and New Or
leans perhaps we may add a fifth, Montgom-
cry. Bu5 Of them an, Richmond il the first
and the most important. Forward TIE con-
verging columns.
Business is everywhere languid, and mer-
chants are ruined. Do yoa wish to restore
confidence and revive trade? Occupy Rich
mona and prove that Leu mean to lose no uu-
necessary time in occupying Charleston, Mem
phis and New Orleans. Then the currents Of
commercial life will begin TO move again, as if
By magic.
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az 8VHsFpA-

LNhOM Macon, Fayete county, Tenn on Sat
y urday, June % 1851, a DAPPLE GRAY TN
HOhSEi short tail, black spot under each err. "a
atout fifteen hands high, works and rides wel, seven or
et7ht years old A suitable reward wiz be paid ON d.
livery Of the Horse, or any Information so that I can
GET hlm' r. W. GARYTN,
jys-twims Macon, FSyette county, Tenn,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-08-01

Early CorToN.-Our friend, Mr.. James
Carpenter, has shown US two bolls Of ca. ton
gathered from bis plantation, in Ausauga coua-
ty, eighteen miles from this city, which were
well mstured and ft for picking. The cotton
is Of The variety known as Beyd's prolific,
which is generally cultivated by the planters
IL this section. They were the first bolIs Of
matursd cotton we have seen his season
Montgomery Advertiser, 2sth.
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DAILY HATES OF ADVERTIsIXG

n-ODes square, renewable weekly, Per Euuu1, 5000
&C twice week. +" 80 90
EE-TTo squares, renewable weekly, per annum, 60 90
{" twlcg a week, " 5000
EF-Al advertisement for tag Appeal must be handed
In e the Clerk'sdesk.
Es-AH transient advertisements mustbe mArkedScr q
specided time. When rot thas marked, they will be
charged i0r one week, and discontinued Et the end CT
that time.
Es-AH advertisements required TO be kept on second
page, CHARGED as NEW EACH DAY, and N thirdpage,
Al advance over stated rates.
1Atvertisement directed 10 be Displayed, or set In
.srEC type, charged at DOUBLE RATES.
E~Yesry advertisers viii be charged extra for 0cca-
pyiEg space over Contract and when LARGE TYPE is
required 70 be used, OF the atvertisenentkep on inside
Of psper.
FF-Tesrly advertisers vi be charged extra ct reyu-
lar rates for Wants, Rents, Renewals, Co-Partnershlpg,
Notices, To C0nsignees, etc.
g@TrrHsteHf AeUerfisemeats must be paid for IN
advance.
EF-Eo advertisement will appear IN the Weskly paper
niess by sUeCisl contract.
Ee@AdveT semeufs % DO inserted in q srWRakly payer
only OF Irregular intervals in eifhsr o. tho usDe-g.
win be charged 81 per squzrefor each and every inser-
ton.
rs~Announcinr Candidates for State. County ana NJ
niclral 6moss, s. each, 70 Be paid In advance n every
instance.
E@AErriases and Deaths are published sg news; but
ObituHries, Tributes Of Respect and Funeral Invitation.
a. All other Advertisements.
ES~Au legal aud transient advertisements Will be
charged b. the Insertion.
rS"Edltoria notices in Local column viii be cNsrgsd
2oceuts per line.
" No deduction or variation win be made from the
foregoing rates.
ECLAGAHAN & NH.
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Enquirer announces ths sudden arrival Of one
Eggieston, on change, Just in from the great
race, and the cry was "a speech ! a sSeech
from Ben Eggleston 70 "Gentlsmer.o replied
be, al did not come here to speak, but / will
merely state what, perhaps YOU do not know
that Senator Wilson, % Massachusetts, is a
much Faster runner TIN the Hon. Mr.. GurIeY,
OF Hamilton eouD'J; for be made better time
On tne track bStween Manassas Junction and
hashingE'H." Mr.. Eggleston conceded that
our CHEESEMAN'S pace was terrific, but the
b>-ssaebusetts nag ou. footed him.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-08-01
miscellaneous.
NAVY MILLS
ERON HE.
NOTICE..
HAVING RECEIVED INFORMATION CERTAIN
II parties are Illegally Misunderstanding and selling
FAsSTTANN2s IRON TIE,

for fastening iron bands on colt q bales, I hereby notify
all persons interested that caveats for the invention Of
Hy Iron Ties have been duly fled IN the Patent OHCe,
and that none Of my 1les csn be manufactured or sod
without my permission, and are only for sale at my es-
Enlistment in New Orleans.
All persoas i~nirIDEirg ny rights will be prosecuted
to Che fullest extent Of the law.
my5-daw6m H.
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R@5G8U7S Springs
NEAR FLAMENCO. ALABAMA

TNHIs most celebrated Watering Place is now opsn
i for The reception q visitors, and hes a ready q
g10t many persons from difereus parts OF the country.
We have eEEaged tho services Of tAs celebrated HOLD
ING BAND for the season, who are hard TO excel on
brass or string instruments. The advantages Of hshizg
are admitted ly all VEG have visited this place 20 excel
those OF suy other watering place, Shosl creek being
only a quarter OF a mile, and Tennessee river only four
miles distant, and we are supplied with fishing boats
or skifs for the purpose. Our Teu-piu Alleys and Bill
lilTi Tsblss are in good order.
The waters OF these sp1 ings are By
more than two hundred Of the most eminent physicians
in the surrounding country, for the cure OF s~crOfuis,
cropsy, dyspepsia, liver complaint, diseases peculiar TO
females, sore eyes, chronic diarrhea, syphilis, and all
diseases CT the kidneys, urinary organs, and all eu;s-
neous diseases. EUmteTs Of the uOst remarkable
cures have bees testified to By most respectable living
Witnesses
COL. James NJ 'doeh, late Of Iuka Springs, assists In
the management OF the house, and 10 pains will be
spared 10 make or Euests ia every way comfortable.
Orr table shall be supplied with the best the country
affords. aid our sc-Ommodzti0as in every respect shall
be as good IS those OF any other watering place in the
country.
Our ss &c coaches viii be at tho depot az Florence on
the arrival Of the cars, at oil times, and convey all pas-
sengers TO and from tire Springs without delay.
Our livery stable is we'll stocked with Carriages, bug
gies aud horses, for pleasure riding.
myI2-tf ELLIS X 90, ProPrietors.
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CHANCERY SAFE
4 VALUABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE,
WOEdav. FPpttmbor d IeI

DURsHANr 70 , decree OF The Chancery Court at
Z Aemphis, Iendered November term. 1850 in the
case q ". b. Drift and Henry Is. q rtmaa Va, Iobn
". Hopkins and J6hu NJ. Lea, viii. on
Monday. SEPTEMBER %. 1861,
in front Of ny cnce IN the city Of Memphis. proceed 10
sell 90 the highest bidder ali the interest which The de-
fendaut, John ". Hopkins, I'D On the first day OF De-
cember, 1858. in and j. the fO-ioSInE described Lease
hold Estate, to-wlf: A block OF two story brick houses
OF te1ements, on part OF lot Eo- 2E5. in the city Of
Memphis, shelby county, Tennessee, fronting on the
Eorth side OF Monroe street I8sE feet BY 90 feet in
depth. snbiect TO sl the ra,hts, liens ard covenants Ia
the lease 20 p. =. Norton n J N. Lea, the lessor, or 80
much thereof as may be necessary TO pay cUmpiainanps
debt. interest and cost.
TERMS or SALE The above described leasehold
interest and improvements viii be sold On a credit Of
Eevn aud twelve mouths, purchaser t. exseute notes
with two or n IRE good securities, with 3 len retained
on ts prsmises. Sale at II O'Clock A. NJ
JOHN G. LANIER,
jy27-dawtd CLERK and Master.
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M.eAnphiS and Charleston Fs. "a, I
MEMPHIS, July II, 1861, (
- g.
NREENE.

ny ard after SATURDAY, toe 18Th inst, the Even
~ ing Express PASSENGER train will De Discontinued
The through mail train making close connections az
Grand Junction, CCr!Ith, Decatur, Stevenson and Chat
tauocga, will leave daily at $50 A. NJ. and arrive att
p. II.
fhe Grand Junction Accommodation train will run
daily, Sundays excepted arriving at 9.lO A NJ. and
leaving az $50 p. N. This train will every Saturday
evening run through to IJka Springs, and offers Z fine
opp rtuuIty for families and persons wishing TO visit
these celebrated Springs. ". J. ROSS,
jy12-tf General Superintendent.
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Memphis Steam Bakery,
E. 6. DAVIDSON & co.

MANUFACTURES q Crackers Of ell kinds. Also
ul Navy OF Pilot bread, etc, Second street, between
Adams and jefferson.
We have connected with the ao0vs business, Confec-
LiOUAries and Cakes Of all kinds At Wholesale or retail.
win furnish fam lies or parties and weddings st short
nnlcn anh ~ raHncaI mica
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-08-01

They CAN'T STAND TIE BowIE-Kxtvrs.
We copy the following from the Baltimore
Republican I:
An officer OF the New York SsveBty-frst,
who arrived this morning, details the Dsrficn,
lars Of the fight in a mos. graphic sfris. Re
states that in the first place, owing to the igpo-
rance and stupidity Of nearly all the command.
ing officers, the various regiments were not
kept together as they should have been. Init
became scattered about in every direction. and
were in such a position as to render them a.
most harmless TO the enemy.
He saws that he never saw men fight as the
confederatcs did; twas not like men. hpt like
Infatuated devils. They rushed from their bat.
teries, notwithstanding the statements TO the
contrary and drawing their tremendous knives.
they cut and slashed among the United States
troops as though, in his language, "they were
moving down weeds.7
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BarstOw's Metallic Burial Baskets
NRTHCE.

7 REGRET exceedingly 10 be compelled 70 say 8 few
1 words to two classes OF my bosrders. The drst are
those who do not pay promptly. II Is impos ible for me
to keep up without prompt payment. The other class
are those who are dissatisfied with their fare, and the
rules and regulations Of the house. I believe the pro-
prietor has a right to his rules, and those who are dis
satisfied bsvs the right and privilege 30 leave. when
they are dissatisfied they viii obIige me 20 do 50. ]
hope this notice will su1i-e. Very respectfully,
d. COCKRELL,
Jeli-2m Proprietor Gsyoso House.