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The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-08-25

fruits and fish, with ambulances, d-ays and
private vehicles coming and going, with of.
CoCsaadsOldierS; listtesstSeveES tAu$
but ease and idleness, wite Jews and gen,
tiles, Gn5ieashod Gcmestica ~ Z. %, and cats,
aiiJQsded ia onS railing current 81 human.
ity, have passed from view ike the magic
castle Of Aladd.a CT oli III their stead,
officers nrs riding in sgol direction, s,aadg
OF cavalry gl.Iop through tile sheo,s, AMI
ordnance 'ns lumber along frou post q
post. Now and thGn as we look o0t upon
the sOene, battery rolls by ia q cloud Of
dust, its brhss pies3s sidaing mys,erioall
through the sandy mist, and its wheels aud
gear muttering aud growing for ths foe.
a I tunes the distant riag Of ria, o. r4stle
of musketry OF deeper base Or oaRn ,aada,
rolls up to quiet skies vaare tb9 3um-
,aor oloud3 play Ike BIT .. 1es a5gunl
the orag. c Loolroobpe~l.
And hero we sit, guile as rabel.,aus aa
o7or dgopr car iAk ~drop5 in IKE ,ayof
tho foapal asLe 6coFsa~ saei.s i4J5, so
wsfa a!a.1t ab9u. 70 gay ou0 own t- ~.
bsit, We saa!l stsad oar ground az olst We
laay. IhereiOre, as tho man SAID III th9
Pttay, ''have at ye aE." Rack sp aud od'
year worst, ssSaecraps and gang, mopgrsl,
puppy; whelp and hound. The mountoits
are on arel There are freemen in tho osaCu.
There pFs risss among the pines. Come on
therefore, chou canine spisOme, 4
"and we will Oudgel thee,
Like 60 jelly that cats refuse TO lick
T.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-08-25
Associated Press Dispatches,
COMMANDMENT OF CHARLESTON
ALABAMA ELECTIONS


CHARLESTON, August 22.-ETrom Ave A.
NJ, ty seven P NJ, yesterday the enemy's
fire on Sumter was very heavy. Nine hun
drcd and twouty-three shots we're fred.
Seven hundred and four struck the Fort,
either outside or inside. The eastern facs
was badly battered Some guns In che east
aud northeast face were dieabled. The
Tag was shot down four. times. Five pri.
Yates and two negroes were wounded in
sumter, The enemy's fire on Wagner
sausol Eve Lies, including Captain
"a @ab.lt PringIe killed. Our sharpshootes
aa4gysi Che yankees considerably. II "
supposed the enemy burs,d oao Of thoir
Iaua guns yes 5orday aitoraora. Atelovoe
oglogl last niGhg q coumuaicatiOn FROM
the enemy, anjg2ea, ua's0nt to BcaurS-
gerJ, douiaullng The 0attcndot Of sumtct
aaa. Morris IsIapi land bstsny, RithsnOti,
6oAtiOn thatie the demtadysSpOt complied
eish y sSur hCaVa thvsiss posld ~ ahsIlod
Besgssgasa was on 3 EeoOansieaanOs. JoF.
daR sesaraed il for Sbs.signSsure pe Ehy
Sater. About two OieIOch sAis moruius
sheeasay began throwing shells intO,ths
city, from the battery IN the naSah between
Morris and James Islands, and diAsantRbopt
1--WE miles from the city. Twelve eigAAiuch,
Parrot ebells fell in The citys No oaMaltieA .
The tt.leaatca IS regarded Gs an outrage
upon civilized vgs5se. a'he shelIjug'fai
the odeci oc ha~ohiag the o#s Al, pRs6oa
cOm5u,9atsst ,oyiG
,MoEaGqAnAY, August 9sy2lESa Rabsy
JARisOo, ;Er:y%as olsssea So.day TO fll Ia.
slue4pisSl Term ofMrs YanOey IN tic Sen.
@s. Curry was not candidate, anS The
POSITION was yielded agan act Of party mag.
nanimity. Il is believed by Curry'S lriOnds
that he could layo been elected. Jamison
was originally anuliier, and though sub.
Sequontly cOoperationist, has been afm
aad unco@promising supporter Of Tho war.
lie was member Of the Secession COnvon.
zion, aud for many years q member Of tho
State Senate.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-08-25
THE FRONT.


a friend Just down from Athens, Tenn,
gsPorts ths EunOr current at that place Of a
ssssss WaShiSgsOn, Team, small village
on Tho river, On Saturday last, between
General ForssG's command and 0 large
force ofths enemy, ia which the latter were
rspulsSd and dEiUan bsoG seven miles. Loss
on hCtA sides heavy. Subsequently, another
aFAtoecoTsd at Pin Hook and ho yankees
were aSir reeulsed. No psrdcalsrs 70.
Coived .tt
Therero edsivanoe Of Burnside on
KpOxyiIle'ib eoahsnOd. Operations are for
SAsEaome.' cnv9iopel ia osaourity.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-08-25

-" Ihreo Of ourcaya.rymen rode down
TO the liver at the foot oc Main street this
morning to vtsr tIcir'o horses, and were
killed by tho enemy salrpshootcrE fyom
the opposite bank.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-08-25

va a couple Of finely dressed Federal
officers, with gaily caporisonod stocds, rode
DIVA TO thol.vor's cage yesterday, oppos..,
5iain street, when one OF Them was picked
oT BY one Of our sharpshootors.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-08-25

ssg~ Mr. Thomas, citizen Of this city,
wa robbed oG $500 in gold cola, in this
place, on last Sunday morning. The money
was taken from table in his sleeping apart
ment.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-08-25

~ THt tosa X cpy}l1tao "a aopsc
fog yesterday from se river. Ihihgs
onitHis side generally are cnyclopad in as
much inist-ery as the movements OF the vic
yankees on the other side Of the river, aud
0hattonoo4a and RosecrmS was simn',a-
ueously bviogged.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-08-25

saa- Rosoorans, in his advance on Chatta-
nooga, lot loose, not che " dogs, but the
apuppie of war,
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-08-25
SHELLED OUT.

,,Doar,,d dPfant, bravos> " last.ditch " fellow
citizens, who have chivalfouSly ieft 4aobe.
hind in Chattanooga, to bo overcome by tho
enemy, why don't you come back and SEQ
the funp Tie yankees have not been here
since you left, but have sent oyer several
noisy m9ssongera About tho "h.ulest
case" I have met yet from th5 othes side
or the river is a lst lorical case" As Il
came oyer in the air, conclude il must be
atmosphorioal.
We have Ind nothing but shells since t3o
enemy came u2 the valley Ths nisi!ti
tsl' about Us here last weak li1l sndr
flakes, and'QpHc a3 h-7llo5s Z, codu
af5 literally boulioraJ vi,a a1~1msicl
f4'l- aa4 tie siege cg hosiaaoo
ia corssrg rea, an exploded mrour
/" Q he'd A.c.5 ios 3'aa-@z, ..dsy 81
,32s iasq f2v more 'ci| :hSr-
'si. 49, eToni4g, u nJt,aQ bas.5r 4
'..a' u ba&S# LNayo isage&todoqgo
H~l2 %:..2 mes, ssg3Is 81 ths yauia,' 'sg dtl'
ssl1A'sEing agility The other lay t,g6
lstteca - tfdm'tle othersi Spsnel oa laes
vheu.I tlfog double ~laioraet a. soes y
tseg she smoke, sad sssght halfe dasaa
ccniOal ballS II my coat. tail poshsG. TAiNk
J. shall leavs hssV to-day. Ny army, eon.
SiSting Of the HeResablo KROrs Kea end
nysslf 10 considerably ssROruliSsS. Ous
supplies are cut a. The enemy lave got
che range Of Willy's store and HeiSkelps
groeery, and wesre cut off in both legs.
Wdshink offaendiag q Sac Of tgucC oveS II
Rosy for dTinh o. ponoh STenlY. ln lh6
meantime, we continue to suFvi7c. Our
motto 10 "dum viyimUa vivamun" 1--WE
intond TO @givimHs" 20 tho lspaahOnE, Ond
whom tho lass train lsayet We Intshd "a
@yanOns," Ydar, uusb'll9e, !, 2.
,.S 1r'St- j. j HArPYS
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-08-25

-
:. .Pfatsare,Ss 80 long hospital aud pay.
gsss :e5@, y E6w camp. Almost evc.y
yssSlge o. wkas iq tqcI.licily known as s-o
Sssris goro oil ;igOs ,ci iacll doass'teisy
hge falsspg4y: IAs tru5 5hs cpoli etill
ospss sas sdaaRAg dam sEOn msay : yard
ahs Fsest, buf sk0 heusshoIas baneash
mA@s IlM msss sosetpsas they wtRs wunt
Nsna hsIs metlnA ars removed. The
IanA Asos Nssselly cleared for action,
eae SslAing meg ssv W ssDni 10 ths streets
Sus tApsOss gwspAesaallA - vOC lis
WplC
EAnae isttials 10 Vigorous snd bloody
OpsaIionS have tsa6spirod without GODfu.
dias OY alsEm. The warning which Swoke
tho szny and tae tOvD on Friday was not
BagleOted iog Suomeut All men seemed
10 understand, By chat taois intuition which
Somotimss moves laEgO nassss Of people as
IN single impulas, chat SbattIs was irpend.
ing, and citisen and soldier ct once began TO
prepare fcrit. BY dusk on suadsy evening
private families had retired beyoud, the
range of.danger, in The. event either, Of q
diJect assault nPOu.the city or ether perils
incidentao active Operations in its Vicinity
The military haateusa heavy baggagSto yho
rear, sudthe several commands received
orders, which suddenly rSlscsrifed thom
from tho4Otpor Of camp liEofto the anima-,
toa Of thssGeid. ~" s&F'N ~s
rao sglat6it now a,htbs eys arc very
d.G4,a foa laaeaSSs Sssottysg6g SsRi
loyl az ftsrsis Etlg 4 Npoiggma
ssaaes, for az. .siatsa4a t9gg.nSoi RNsd.l
from the militstxNe9s QsglsFblt @e o.
is that Which paises,aJsgz7dsS9 sgnessNss
aud desperate acIxRs,,. T4qeVfSigdod'
shorouphfaros, with lAdics str0ling hther
and thither, With mNrkot rasoS vending
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-08-25

RS- Governor Harris arrived last night,
direct from Richmond
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-07-24
SALE OF PUBLIC LANDS.

LAND OFFICE, Bangor. June l. 1853.
L pursuance of law a defined in chapter 8. Sec
ton 81, Revised Statutes. and of orders from the
Governor and Council. approved February 8. aud
March % 1853 hereby give notice that the follow
ing schedule of Lands will be offered for sale on
Tuesday at II O'Clock noon, the first day OF Sep
tember next AZ the Land Office, at price per acre
not less than the minimum fixed In the advertised
list.
The sale to be by sealed proposals in conformity
with the provisions of the foregoing Chapter and
Section, which require that ten percentum of the
minimum price of the township part thereof shall
accompany each proposal. which shall consti-
tute part of and be allowed in the cash payment to
be made upon the township tract purchased
The person making the highest bid above the min.
imum price shall be declared the purchaser, and on
payment of one-third of-the purchase money in
cash. including the ten per cent of the minimum
price deposited the Land gent shall make ont and
deliver to him conditional deed in the usual form
of State deeds of the tract by him purchased taking
for the remainder of the purchase money, three
promissory notes for equal sums, payable annually
in one, two aud three years. with interest, and a
bond with sufficient surety for the payment of fair
stumpage of all timber cut thereon. to be applied to
the payment of the notes.
The sum deposited by any other bidder. who
does not become a purchaser, mo be withdrawn by
him at any time after the bids declared and re-
corded
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-07-24
WHOLE NO. 33e.
LEGAL & OFFICIAL.


StCI. B.-if any person shah erect place or con.
~ Time any hog-sty within one hu nfred fef ~ .nx
street. square, lane or alley, or of anv dweIiny
house. such person shall forfeit and nav for evas
such offence, the sum of i've dollars and the f,,rthsr
sum OF hYe dollars Tor every week during which anv
hog or swine shall be kept continued IN such sfy'
SECT. l9--An house ohal, whether consisting of
animal or vegetable substances shall be deposted Il,
convenient vessels, and be kept in some Convenient
place. to be taken away by such person or a
shall be appointed BY the Mayor and Aldermen for
that purpose. -
sKcT. 20-A city cart. or other suitable vehicle.
shaii be provided, and furnished with bell to give
nohce OF is approach, which shall pass through All
he streets lanes and courts Of the city, as often as
Twice IN every week TO receive and carry away All
shch mouse oiial as may have been accumulated in
in the vessels aforesaid "
SECT 22-All persons shall promptly deliver the
ohal so accumulated on the premises TO the person
appointed as aforesaid 10 receive the same ana ~
any person shall neglect TO provide suitable vessel.
Tor the deposit Of such house ofal or shaIl n; ar
way hinder or delay the person so appointed 10 -
eelve u, In the performances of his duty aforesaid b
shaii forfeit and pay sum not less than two nor
more than twenty dollars. for each and every ~
fence. WY oi-
SECT. 23-No person shall go about collecting anv
mouse onal, consisting of animal or vegetable suh
Stances or carry the same through OF the streets
lanes or courts of the city. except the person an
pointed as aforesaid or bis de ufy, under penalfx
OF not less than two nor more than twenty dollars
for each and every offence
JOHN 5. HEALD, City Marshal.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-07-24
sourH FREEpoEr, July 2l, 1863.

colIH 4 fREEPDRT, July Il, 1908.
To the Editor n the Press:
How can | use half hour of this rainy
afternoon better than 10 give you a thought
from TINS quiet retreat. One word of our in
dusfries only. haylng is no where. The
grass cut Is most OF u bleaching and moul-
derlng in the field Not mine-that was cut
early and housed in fine order before the
rains. The noble ship Of which wrote was
launched on the I'd. She is finely rigged and
rises majestically at anchor in the channel of
the Harraseeket. She is 10 be called the c.
ii. SouLE anc is one of the most beautiful
models ever launched on our coast "a fine
commentary on the enterprise and good taste
OF both proprietors and master builders. The
Messrs. oonie have done n noble service for
the state IN the great number and excellent
quality qi vessels they have built The brig
built by Messrs. Bliss launched last week is
also beautiful model and is TO be the prop
erty oil one oi your citizens. She is called the
GEO. BuRNHAM, Master James Brewer has
already laid the Keel and reared the stern
tlmbers OF barque OF some 600 tons for
Messrs. Bliss, which is to be pushed ranidlv
TO its completion. But / took my pen prompt-
ed by the foreign items in this days ssPreSs y
Do we not readily see its significance? Does
not every aspect of these newspaper views
and the talks in Parliament indicate that Ste
phen's proposed visit to Washington, the Nor
fhern raid of Lees army and the yaultng
projects of the rebellion were well understood
BEFORE hand by high circles in England? And
was not the mob in New York part of the
same ruse2 The animus Of the English press,
as thus indicated, seems to me to reveal the
secret of this Northern Invasion and the des-
perate straits OF English rebellion sympathi-
sers. grand onset was needful to carry the
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-07-24
PORTLAND DAILY PRESS,
JOHN It. GILMAN, Editor,
Is published at No. s2l EXCHANGE STREET,
IN FOX BLOCK, by
N. A.. FOSTER q co.
Terms

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Rates of Advertising:
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SPECIAL NOTICES. $l.75 per square first week,
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BUSINESS NOTICES, in reading columns, IL cents
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Street, is open at all hours during the day and
ming from O'Clock in the morning TO in the
evening.
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with dispatch and all business pertaining the Of
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above
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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-07-24
iylIdtf
Loan TO the state Of Maine.
TREAsuRxR's OFFICE.

e--..,., augusta, July 10, 1853.
1 conformity with resolve OF the Legislature
approved March 25 1868, proposals viii he rs
ceiyed Al this Office until o'clock p NJ, the eighth
day OF August next for loan of four .hundred
seyeuty-fYe thousand dollars reimbursable in sew
enteen years, for which bonds OF the State will be
issued IN sums of one thousand dollars bearing in
terest at the rate OF six per cent yearly and pay
The bonds will be issued dated August l5. lsss
with coupons attached for the semiannual interest
PAYABLE both principal and interest," at the Suffolk
Bank, Boston.
The money on said loan will be received nj this
Office. Suffolk Bank, Boston, either OF the Ranl
in Bangor or Portland.
Persons desrous of taking the loan or anv bar, of
IT, not less than one thousand dollars are reauested
10 send their proposals TO the treasurer Of state At
Augusta. specify ing the amount and terms
The proposals must contain no other fraefion al
rates than oneeighth, OBe-onrfh one-half or three
quarters of one per centum.
Those persons whose proposals NAV be aeeented
viii be Immediately notified
jyls dtaugS NATHAN DANE Treasurer.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-07-24

English government to the point of recogni-
ton. France watching the movement with
eager interest The conscription was to be
checked by combined action-bold desperate
action at home aud abroad. What will be the
effect ot recent events upon those rebel SYM
pathisers in England. Lee is not master of
the field debating terms on Northern soil
stephens and Davis are not master of cere-
monies at Washington. The conscripton is
not stopped nor is New York leading the Nor
thern syinpathisers on a descending plain TO
strike hands with Southern brothers" The
complicated game is not smoothly played. Let
us see what face John win make up at Jona-
than by the next steamers.
Yours truly, C. PEARL.
j. 5. Wednesday morning. The clear
morning brings JOY TO every bayfield, and
homestead. The keel of the new schooner is
in process of being laid by Master Horace
Brewer for the Messrs. Soule.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-07-24
BRoWN-,5
Portland Commercial College

T oCATED ls5Oin the Hanson Block No l61 Mid
Ia die street. The rooms have recently been made
new. and furnished neatly and the most pleasant
in the city. One separate room for Ladies' [ pre-
sent NV thanks Tor the extensive patronage. and
promise rs in the past pains shall be spared in the
future. | have removed from No. l64 to ISL Middle
street. The Principal has had % years experience
Diplomas viii be given to those Ladies and Gentle
who pass through thorough courses for Ac-
eOuntants. Terms will be reasonable. MY fusiitu-
ti0n is branch of the Hon. Bartlett's Commercial
College Cincinnati Ohio. the first and oldest in the
and the most improved and approved as the first
SdSs business men have aud will Testify.
- Practically taught, a. follows Book eepng,
Navigation, Commercial Law. Native. business and
reSponuence, Card Marking sc. Teaching from
printed writing copies and text books are avoided.
Each Student receives separate instruction. lntri-
cate Accounts adjusted Certain evenings will be
devoted TO lar LrcfuTeS 1T eXpedent
~ Mr.. h. would refer to a rccommeu dation fron
men. accountants sc containing above four hum
dred signatures part Of which MAJ be seen IN print
in the hall at the entrance to his Rcoms, a few OF
which are as follows
We have been taught by actual experience, that
the method of instruction pursued by Mr. RI \.
Brown of this eitv in teaching the art of Writing
aud the complicated sesics of Book Keeping. has
hccp epinefflv successful. and take Measure if
publicly ack now ging our Indebtedness him for
whatever skill and faciltyin adjusting accounts we
NAV now possess;
Philip Henry Brown Jas Olcutt Brown, Stephen
H. Cummings. w. W. Thomas. Jr., Samuel Chad
wick Augustus Cummings, Jason Berry, John :.
Russell, Fred A. Prince, John n. Hall. tieorge f.
Thompson, John n. Coyle. .Jr., Fred ii. Small John
NJ. stevens, and 2NO others.
~ The services OF a Sea Captain Is secured to
teach Navigation, who has had-io years experience
as practitioner. mys sd& w2n47
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-07-24
LApIEs $

Who have cold hands and feet weak stomachs;
lame and weak backs; nervous aud sick headache;
dizziness and swimming in the head, with indiges-
tion aud constipation of the bowels pain in the side
aud back; lercorrhna. Tor whitcsl; falling of the
womb with internal cancers; tumors, polypus. and
al that long train diseases will find IN Electric
ity sure means Of cure. For painful menstruaiion,
of troubles with young ladies' Electricity a certain
spceiheaud WILL in short time. restore the sufferer
10 the yigor of health.
~ We hare Electro Chemical apparatus for
extracting Mineral Poison fr.m the system, such
Mercury, Antimonv, Arsenic sc. Hundreds who
troubled with stiff joints. weak backs and vari-
other difficulties. the direct cause of which, in
nine cases out of ten is the effect of poisonous drugs
can be restored to tural strength and vigor by the
of from hye to eight Baths.
Office hours from O'Clock A. NJ. TO / P. NJ; u to
6; and 20 z. NJ.
Consultation Free. iyl4 iscdtf
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-07-24

WHEREAS, Nathan Mason and Martha Mason
w wife of said Nathan of WiBdham in the Couu-
ty of Cumberland, by their deed of Mortgage bear
ing date Apr 2Sd, A. D. 1852, recorded in Vol 800,
Page las of Cumberland records conveyed to tah
undersigned Israel }oody of said Windham the fol-
lowing described parcel Of land situated in said
Windham viz Being part of lot numbered forty
eight in the fourth aud last division of Windhaln
commencing the westerly side of the ROAD leading
from Portland TO Bridgton,a al or near Eakim knights
hoase: thence on said Knights line to Sebago Pond
SO called thence said Pond shore parallel to said
road far enough contain twelve acres: thence
casterly to first mentioned bounds together with the
buildings thereon. being the same premises that said
: athan and Martha Mason bought of William Mason
aud Levi Libby, April q, 1853. And, whereas, the
conditions of said Mortgage Deed have been and still
are broken by the said Nathan and Martha now by
reason OF the breach of said conditions claim
foreclosure OF said Mortgage and give this notice
for the purpose OF foreeosng the same according to
the provisions of the Statute.
ISRAEL BOODY.
North Windham July 81 1868. iy22 w3w
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-07-24
RenOvalY =
Livery and Hack Stable TO lease,
and stock for sale.

TUE subscriber, account OF impaired health,
Il being de>rons of removing TO the country, ROW
offers his whole stock of Horses and Hacks
for sale. together with lease of his Stable. Ills
stand is central second 10 in the city, and COM
mands large share of patronage. Those desirous
of entering AZ once into 4 good paving business
invited 10 call and examine the premises, stock, sc.
Ills patrons consist of The best in city, who be-
stow very liberal share of patronage which will
doubt be continued to his successor.
The House adjoining the Stable containing IA
rooms, IN first rate order, suitable for boarding
house large family will be leased with the stable,
IT desired. Apply 10
jy2u o. C. FROST. Proprietor.