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The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1863-10-10

Cor OsE.-Recently We received one
,onv of the St. Joseph. No., News. It is a
Childish affair. 1t is astonishing that cat
will allow monkey to use it, [cat] paws to
..,sich roasted 5utternuts out Of the ashes.
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I'VE can inform our friends Of the Big Blue
rs,oy that the Champion is mailed regularly
es.b week to their office. II it is not received
il sno fault of the publisher"
All right Champion, we "see it."
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LAW AND ORDER.-How long shall we
have to suffer suoh outrages as occurred here
last Saturday to 60 on without redress? Row
dss' and men (?) wearing [disgracing] the U.
o. uniirom, are allowed to get drunk, shoot at,
swear at, and in divers ways insult and abuse
peaceable citizens, and there is no one to re-
"sln them or ''make them afraid
Last Saturday afternoon difficulty occurred
IN this city, during which pistol shots were fred
and some Of cur citizens came near losing their
nFes; yetthere was none to arrest the offenders.
he Provost Marshal was absent from the CITY.
@e county Sheriff was absent from the CITY.
l'fe was no Justice of the Peace present; and
Justify organization being yet incomplete, there
vas no Mayor, no City Marshal, no Police, in
snort no person who could, by authority of
nT' interfere in the matter. If the lives of our
,'a'ens can be endangered with IMMUNITY by
Nu0ken rowdies, (be they citizens or soldiers, J
-N' taere exist no power to protect the right or
punish the wrong, we fear, but we do not advise
mat natures first law-self PROFESSIONALLY
Oresorted to.
0'y Fathers. please get your organization in
.',k'ng order as soon as possible, and you will
-h you have not police force sufficient to
.''ree your ordinances-ths people win help
,SU@ maintain claw and order"
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Persons indebted to N. Edwards on book &C.
count or notes are requested to call ON me and
msKse immediate payment otherwise I shall
plaosthem in the hands Of : justice ofths Peace
for suit. ]. D. BRUNBAUGH.
August Z, lses.-l9 .
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Don't fisk f0,. Credit!

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exchange.
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MILrrIA.-Tbere seems 10 be a misap-

MIL1rIA-Tbere seems 10 be a misap-
prshsasion on the part of some persons as to
how often they are to meet for drill To correct
this we viii state that-until further orders
the day and hour for drill is every Saturday, at
lo'cl'ck, PM, and every person subject to Mil
ta duty is excected to be on hand
The Militia Of this county is not yet fully or
gained, but when the orgaization is completed,
de!nqusnts will find that the Commander-in-
Chiefs in earnest, and that every man-not le-
galy eIempt-will be required to do his duty
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In the Probate Court ~
I Marshal county, for tho
State Of Kansas.
The New York herald., 1863-10-10

hesSty Of one hundred dollars twenty Eve dars Of
wesch and QUO months pay viii b advy6zsi when the
volunteer s museered 'nto service for s vur Cap,su
W. knbSn, Provost Ssrrhal o. lks et,y NJ New Uv.
6ans, b charged with No imfa~nass essniz. siou
and Command OF the MsS req mepl a. tain r,
D. town Provost harshai Of .hs parish o. JsaersS,
10 orsss e aod somns she second reg meas
Inc nrs regnent vM DO vsssutsst ai orgasze 10 The
cuy N New Mlsens exoepting -, Fourth dks tcs snd
sne co'a within the hm4 u N parish q JeOsrsop anl
- tourt u estrcs Of Now 0rhAns. ~ lIr.'l
III. hbse bodied men 0 color, bstwssa The aGes of
twenty ann thirsy years. emphyed ppcn govesDme0t or
Oh private pAAtatons, wM bs dssaneA foP Hsibary
service IN The corps d'Afr4ue, upoa order OF mo
Sommissson Of mrOlmspI No Officer other
person ahowcd 70 recruit mon for any spectal
teahment q that corps; and every odicsr recruit.
~ for This corps under shs order win be isrnishcd
With, and required 10 exhibit, authority for hh acss,
sgned By Tho pssatsn6nt of Recruiting and approved
~ Ne Commission Of nroUsnl. Substitutes viii be
received In where the bor u The recruit special.
required and exemptions allowed q Recsasisy,
upoo appltsation 70 ~ OnuiGbu a prolmsn but bY
- ether person ~ authority. ArsApnvmeDta viii u
made 10 secure the crepe Of shs season end aborS win
- arnshed fS practcabIs q supply The vaoapes
seosoesa BY the sxsousion Of This order The rss duty
~ hsss engaged In We oultivatbeu Of the soil k 70 pr
Nct from Invasion AAd tbose whose interests are ~
eeoAhtens with vigorous defence O( tbo dspart.
meos, o. who indifferent 70 the uvasioas Of pabno
enemy, oan hsve 10 Yighes which the government =
Bound 70 respect. Dy Commend Of fk N
Mayor General BANKA
O. No~sAs Lnsna, AA. A. General.
The New York herald., 1863-10-10
THE VrsEl Invasion or MISSOURI.
Cspssse OF Gsnersi niw~t's >'sr ~~a
Body Gsara-s mesewt Untaa Forces
Eerwavdss ca Drive Baek srs snsss-
ers. Ns.. t@s.
81 io' y, gei ices

" IoA8 i''T
fsrse al ae.Tsicn frgn i.svcpsorth. kssss, c'slss
tbd la,sitvso~ hsYiar possbsa Fort tgp y threat
slsi eillrR royt srts csorrsi bost Isp as r"ss
pat fcr ins Isusr.
oI sunday a. 10 fsDo Cssc's oorri .h"
about Tn unasara teopsTN ore. .'s--S
,ne sfF,us4s rn., go n rs- smsh srs ."
IN. is vi-'. oeft. 1t cs,1es Pr.I.s. NJ q e,si.'S
70 r,ste sfali u. Atsys't. ou ftsc.. q
this Hors .. ne .avsiry n ibo S-Ea- fffist ar
. ts.sry wsr 49,, " rSr, setst
\ .itcr ffsa I,-, Seat ~ tbs ita cay ri.r,s,sst
isiy<' Grasral BisutB sisn. hal ar,s 20 fspy''.
that al ,bo ais1 sSi b.y ssss; hal bcss ,tsfsd sss
~ ,a@nsnd uujsr Isu'grsai rons, ~ bs ,sss ~
Gene 81 uiun' tsd ss 60 Sssaa A~Ay. pa <ss unc's
Isls ~s.is,r h. bas e.>sr.i.
rtc ,sJ1 cray shasr oaaptrsg Hsn,.s 81 Gs's,s..
~cfs wuslgs ios.ria Tort iosg rbcfr sshss,
q tat plfi oe-f 'HeD. u esi's .sssaan''y '''oas 10
fc-is, ai's q
"a Isrr. usig. isc1
Information i.ar 30 ~-1yea ~ bs-si' Ey,Ss 10 ~
"a, q Cossst 40 shr'gyr ss lni9 c.nifsi h-rou't
ws,ssr-. thsy .sr.4 s@,hs.st. Wiz ~ u~gesssa
c,;lsa n .i,kus ~ irerc, R.irssi ~ iafsp.
rrl.e b1s.ng tsst "a ssJ ssgoyitg % Rad
General eros - o0lnni .sa.ns ue fsn.'ii ssi,st,
~ 'iinpr Hsnry eocssy. yers,dat. pafsgii a 'ss
fsis's. for.c Is0 nssiss % bon hstiasss's
al Aroi.er from i.Tssnar. uhes vii yfsss %. sB.ay
siass.y tbat 10y caD hardly ~ ngss n, tssf
general rg,sn i-ft nFtt for Jsnsfsgs Gy ~
tass oonEspd o' porsy x tbs iorss sieessf v Hsss
trs ,sbar
The New York herald., 1863-10-10

rxwsuarp- Afnsissss To nlrr TtsuK Mo.
~. hs lsmsssa~gliis ssti'f. sA he pss~.-ti ths
svsaias -ss syssss' ssa ssia ~ No psuors q Ne
saAasfs c<s~ "a te4stssAtl Ncst rss st, ras
Han'sscssrss ~ aa. Esss On, ssi o~t ne. IN
es~ '-<s Asss . @ r~s ~ - ores. rag, viii NssA5
ws sss % p-ieg.hs bm ss'str.si sy,ny i~p. ss< q
NJ ssve.s ssss ~~crTtisa ss,ss t-vsA ~ o,.-~s1
~S S>ss Il ~ vy-o~s1a
The New York herald., 1863-10-10
Important Military order.
nse ~ NEW 0aLnAss TO m nsaoLLgI vos
MILITARY sEsvICE


HrAnouArrEss, DusRrsrr sru,
FHw OsixSrs, scpt. -, 1888. /
n kesoo enors ~ ths army of Iho cnilsd siatss
asye rsss.Abnhsd tke free navigation o The Mss-spp
0os waters BY tho rcn basd of war, asains, cosfede
snesa u rebel Aaiss, svest Of equal import Win
49, eseovsTy aAd scltsmsst. and nsakes Iho Union
enAssa: , hAys,sm Of bbod. N a brief period o.
49, Ms vest and fsys0s valley vii bs opened 70 lho
osacsfsi opDosses a ne world
WUtwNsses ding tbs ravseep n wN TIA destruction n
R0pWty, she a~perscn of hbcvers and bs aecimstiop
cspskass, he isAAss.sl soss doss sos oaer poo,er
nore ~ iiteneens sntsrprke thar the valley oS Tho
nnshsippi. he cuiNvston N new products, The app
S1so !. ssw secsnss and arscn' tys,sms q labor, ths
Voshtiess essrpy " many millions of eemsn, ~ create
nAivt6ual asa usSuaai wealth. such ~ lbs world has
Psvsr sen. Never Gas cosniry tesssr worth sb.los
ihs highest duty VI Ms people 10 MAINTAIN and do.
~ shs fscsdom " the Mississippi, UPON when scpenas
- seaport the rvcresi ard ihs hope cf The future.
- esvsrnueut safnles 10 the armed assistance of all
Unes vho claim the rights ~ sHDeus soek 70 sbsre
- prwileeesL rhcsr Vto the yronG OF kaae
Gnriaimiog ciaEensAip and acfnovhdgng Allegiance 70
esssns nsi'ors only, remain here b prmsrcu and
= the psriosmspcs % The dnty ard " assst in main
1eias shs ,mpoyant advantages securedb by sfree com
ouacason between the valley Of the hsss pp aua ihe
arhsm e ths v~n, the eszens Of The trtt and 3eond
onaere@,oaa Districts of foulriaDa, liable 70 nhtary
osey have been enrolled foy renewal military service IN
ADosreAacs with II The lac ~ s0nscfptnn
nuDs6 by Congress 60 Tar Al may b. Applicable ~ this
Nlpessasoa Proper publication win be hereafter mads
~ ~ number of troops required fos As purpose ard
- time svu q Their sescoilos Ths conscripton
IN not Ae hsid 70 embrace those well dspeee persons
-, the cvent of capiure BY the sneuy would not
Z. sat'sisd - ns fall immunity scssers d ,hs vaissa
n ne srsas,sAs,or w sas cr more volunteer rssi.
yess ssvvices ~n be nmisA by e ,svrs n enlistment
= - pscisstoa sad ssfsaos of New Ov~ans hereby
kowta4 vsH-s~srv fs sAs pssv<s w rsrs've
The New York herald., 1863-10-10
Mr.. VIM. Yeu.s'. Desp.ssn.

wAsWNGros, Oct. o, 1919
Lookout Mountain, from which Bragg srdeascrs W
bonbard Rosscrans, 10 eishiosn hosdrcd foo, hshrs
than Chattanooga thrcs miles distant BY roa<, and
less than two miles direct line. Missionary Rtdss
where rebel dispatches dAted about thsusasA
fect Ash. three miles fron hsissooga by rosd ssA wo
miles by air limo. Lockout Mountain and h'ssiesasy
Ridge nearly sucIfcio Chattanooga which ss 10 bss'n
formed by shs mountainous ranges around n.
Bragg has open railrsad communication With Ross,
forty nilss, Atlanta, hsndred and thirty ssu
miles dissss whence he brHs up tbs hsAv ss ssss
Suos u both bsss psa.' Tho Eiowah sieli wcrss
nre sixty miles from Chattanooga, also ecoaeeted there
with by railroad.
The New York herald., 1863-10-10
The Pv~ss Dcsputches.

wAsuG'os, Cot. q, 1865.
The government has sdvres from Chattanooga dews W
tho 9th inst.
the 9th The rebel batteries opopsd no oeofsGs
.ion long range the longest bsing three miles sBd ise
shortest two and ,snths Of milo. The nrns ~ss
hot very rapid
A delpa,oa fron General Resecrans' headquarters,
dated the 9th. Gays-'Not man was ipjnf~t ~ ths
rebel bs,iosiss yesterday not ausoyed sy
.opg raago Gs the least aad e. aboat thor work
'he .ans as ever Tho negro boys continued 70 play
marbles while ths bombardmcn, going on, which 10
eyiience that very extensive alarm DID exist"
D,hc- desp.icbes 20 TO show tho mprSynaSs postIoa
ot 10 ecrans. There Is orclal oosrmatlnn 81 tho
rebel statement thai d Roscorans pc oJn hrider-
over bs Tennosscs river had becn oAsvisi away Ios
graphic communication broken by robe. raiders bs~'.u
Nashville and Stevenson, As. irss been re.tasd.
w.nmscros, October o. Issa.
u ~ asesrtained ihus none II General y -seysos vsry
attest Dispatches. which are 10 the esebns ~ he Mn
Inst, nsp;ion nayibus relative tho sl,plce n sss
locality of Chattanooga all or them referring ontssiy w
military de,siS. Tho other dsarstehcs, hbs.v.s, ~
Gently resolved bv Tho government. sp,ak ~ ssso~ :"
that quarter Asa ir.,n General Ac,Ss.
-oftrt ~ Iorrs a1i. ., zee.
4 spsr.M as,,-ten dated vicssbars. s.pu~nber ~,
rs,s jos sohn,uln 1t canin1. NisslRlppi, vah
hftsoa thoaaand troops. bis suTnsei desgn h,ns
20 prevent rc.nsw snonis esins 10 RogecraIr cenes
s,s,1su y. Jec rad for noussna rsbs' away sa~'
vlck-hurs johnston srys their victories ussi~--.
unl.-- they srash RosseraEs before renfpsmerin
reach him. ~
mo Msmph.s- AcsnA .sy,esi spesxias ~ tHsy
css, Chstiaroogp asJg We shall b. 'oeafnisoa.
our sscu'i.es ~ll sye. ya;isDdixeam W. bee''s'si.
The New York herald., 1863-10-10
TIE park Ceaesys.

-. ps,s C.mnisbrsf- sssssD,s thsl lbsts -' b.
npeAtps rss. "a "a ran, ai~a-psst tb'~. 90 81
y 4 ~ ths Ps,s bsni. aafsr tss l.s6ssss'p q o. "
D--i~ lrl,, q ~. -ss.hsr 70 sss rbs fo,.s. 90 ihs
pragrsrw<i-
The New York herald., 1863-10-10
M T. A d E,S Ar MY.

wAsuxcroS, Oct. 0, 1863.
tho runers In rosSd 70 movements in heade's army
srs salhsiy grounsssa No movement whatever Of any
description has occurred Amoet daily ranors, ntsnded
" create seasei,os bus without any foundation what
svsr-spme,imes oop,sa from Washington city papers
are circulated 10 New York. hhs nesieoab'e fact mat
shs statements the HnAD, however Standardization
the time. have always bssn verified h 10 tirssome 70
aise rumors dAy; but the safest way for those
interested M bs TO rely upon the HAiD's statements,
which are aiways sscerapsd bs true before prbasca-
ton
The New York herald., 1863-10-10
the T.rs.
ro,r,,o ~ - us,ss couu,.

rorrns ar Ias usIos couRss, d.
ssms,, Oct o--s~esp~tasss .ane hea,s, bsss ihrsc
ave
O~nsr hamsd m. Mia, "a hsvnar>. .....,,2 an
H. vs. sAmsd q D~eosst to 100
.~~'' -ss."A 81 ..tsssts.ssstss ss.
y kgg nspse< o r. Rob, 10 Asrn~~. So
n"s-2s~--2ssx-assx-
The ssye, "a ses,sns rscs, was enc f ,hs most
syutsa that has lAssa place sov ssss time Af,ss the
ssccnd hess, vhsh ~ mare voa, ne rssasaehs v.rs
profassd 10 sssA spxssts sAsl a. uHlsiGAsed persn
wosla Asys sspp~sd " Hos Ven syimAsv shsas
wwsM we're - vesh On ths seuss, aDisr shsrss "
secressry Chase. ns mare ~ Sps - nee 81
ssH hns Ased 10 avA ms race go . rrsa s~s soA xsve
N~~1i sssw>ssssn - vns I@tiGlnese1 - ~ sppSk
The New York herald., 1863-10-10
NEWS FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
hssaSn Of csnasAi Fo.'s's's Espsassis~
sa Matthews sco.~sy-tsiGsiy s.,ssss.-
tovy Results Ausia.a--A G.srtiia s..s
bsoss" up-z.ps.sss ss Rebel Oai,sss.
Tso. stores, tatsi. ssd uasttsoss 90
Wa s.d Dsars,tios ~ Hoe 10, a..

Wa aud D.ur.,,i.s ~ Boats, a..
wsfHu4r1s, Of ,, tss
a. sSpefnIor. ossssiss q o,ss9y, st.us,y 49,
Hfrefry W aoarpsd y C.ssssl saf 40 sisf ~
tns n vny ssS nsYJ s-ssas. - e,ms.4sa q o,ao-
H-ssv Js-s.~ B sni,s. rs,t.i rt-is s.yy. ssut.-s
oossy, "a. 'stsrasd 80 s-ntg Yoytiesn, Ls'ss
ssce~~5,f 10 cslsarEs Atsmb, = rsbsi Esrsi orssfs
I'D bSs. 80 W psafea % fs'sy % rsFs v'-as'-
Gso~ki F>ss- hss rrfge--ea tiatss hgSp ssasfss
vfa ne r.sfl. q = srpssln,s fbs fsh,-As shs
e-1ssi retosf
sayr c-osr.i n " NAM css~s.issns~
fhsss ~ l.rar y f-J>rt u.s 10 sst><asss 80
a. .sscAy uatg grrsni vsby. " s,.ss - 80
,sftrr. -, fp~-r~ "a ss~is' sss~r sfkss.f W
~ .asry s hs'lLsss cs.aty. has r~f1rssa, -, ~
y ~ -asla sor'uy st'~1 10 ph,-<i. fssr fs,.i sto
ys,srr. ssssgh1s usa -1a g-sr,g I've s.as .ssss,
b.iarHg ~ its cgu'es-r.eJ. vgssbo ~m sssss~,
~ iss AS srus, are iss Tssui. 4sss asatsS s'.tL
Bat yre ss~rJss
80, bss raa Kl.s4
s'E-ssi vhDr isp'rs he Tps,ik u1'''c sSsss 70
iAsify lsssts!l nss'as any mnss osT, -thsss
aty sis>rgl~r
10 rogfln, EsJs Gasrl cg.nssesr
nYfsfiss csrs-s y =. Hs~sah. Assss . tsshsss.s -
Iorirs-, seurss. .rTsa t-s ua mora,tf - ~"
nss's sa1 b., ,-sa srsaxti shs lhs Stffisfg q wv
1nf.as fhs Aay r.l.llte y ths eteAsnss ~ Ff oss-
Ne ssss ffs~1t sRsarss - tfl.se - s'Ase Hso
srsnsE ~ psa. Dc sAI gt,f rssg p'isos 30 asA 20
rilss.i q .n,s o. ~ opss = eai ss'oizfs'
The New York herald., 1863-10-10
wAssusGns, Oct. o, 1869.

me sentence Il asAih By martial, Which wss 70
have bssn executed On private Brawisy, Of ne One
Hundred ana Twenty second New York regiment 10 'hs
Army os ths Potomac. ~ osay wss suspended BY
order 4 ~ Prssasss pssvdng tho saprn would asres
n maks sp We time b vas absent BY dssetn by con
snuns IN the services ssr sbs three years. term Of hs
regiment hss expired.
The New York herald., 1863-10-10
G HIATT A NJ o o C a.
The Rebels Firing az Long
Range.
WHEREABOUTS or JOE JOHNSTON.
Our Csnnunic ations Open Between
Nashville and the Front.
&C.. &C., 40.

Mr. Theodore q. Wtlson's Despatehss.
NASHVILLE, Oct =, isas.
We ere again in uninterrupted communicated viii ,i.s
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The weekly Butte record., 1863-12-26
The Man.

Is man q bit the better
For his riches and his gains,
For his arcres and his palace,
II his inmost heart be callous p
Is man a whit the better7
And if he is not bit the better
For his Golfers and his mines,
For his purple and fine linen,
For his vineyard and his wines,
Why do thousands bend the knee
And cringe in mean servility,
If mans no BIT the better?
Is man bit the worse
For lowly dress of RAGS
Though he earn no lordly rental,
If his hesrt is kind and gentle,
Is 4 man bit the worse?
And if a mans no bit the worse
For poor and 'owly stand.
Even for an empty pocket
And brawny working hand,
Why do thousands pass him by
With proud and seornful eye,
If mans no bit the wOrse'
The weekly Butte record., 1863-12-26

IMPoRTAST.-Any number Of paper
may be sent by mail under two cen
stamp, provided they do not exceed
ounces in weight. This fact, it ap
pears, people will not remember, al
though it has frequently been publish
ed. Postmasters who charge more
says the National Intelligencer, are Ii
able to removal.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-12-26

Coon ADvIcE.-Neyer fail to protest
against any violation Of the constitution,
nor let any member of the government
transgress. People are very easily hab-
ituated to eneroachments on their liber-
ties. The syren song was fatal to the
listener. The people should advise the
Administration to change its course
John ]. Crittenden.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-12-26
TERMS.
Agents for Record.
Law of NeWSpaDers,

|. Subscribers who do not give express notice to
the contrary are considered wishing to continue
the subscription.
2. If subscribers wish their papers discontinued
publishers may continue to send them until all
charges are paid.
}. II subscribers neglect or refuse TO take their
papers from the Office or place to which they are
sent, they are held responsible until they settle
their bill and give notice to discontinue them.
4. II subscribers move To other places without
informing the publisher, and the paper sent to
the former direction, they held responsible.
Notice should always be given of removal.
5. The courts have decided that refusing to take
paper from the office. removing aud leaving it
uncalled for is prima facia evidence of intentional
fraud.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-12-26

DEATH We can face; but knowing as
many Of US do, what is human life,
which of US could, if consciously sum
moned, face the hour Of birth?
The weekly Butte record., 1863-12-26

VIRTUE consists in doing our duty, in
the several relations that we sustain. in
respect to ourselves. to our fellow men,
and to God, as known from reason, con
science and revelation.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-12-26

To ALL men the best friend is virtue;
the best companions are high endeavors
and honorable sentiments.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-12-26

A YANKEE has invented q rat exter-
minator, Consisting Of a sort Of powder
ed snuff. The animal jerks his head
of at the third sneeze.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-12-26

AFFECT not the society of your infe
riors in position-they will consider yo,
a restraint upon them. Court not thaI
of the great-they will receive you onl,
upon suferance.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-12-26

If this world IS a free show, what is
admittance Sin, sorrow, small tn
he of sunshine and a good deal Of shad-
1w
The weekly Butte record., 1863-12-26

- THIS OLD ESTABLISHMENT HAS -
ls-.lH removed to the elegant and spacious ,.lG
brick building at the southeast corner Of PINE and
SAES0ME streets. where the proprietor will he
enabled to accommodate his former patrons and
the pRblG in good style, with hi. increased facii-
tieS The Brooklyn Hotel Omnibus will convey
passengers from the steamboats, FREE Of CHARGE.
Rooms will be let by the night, week or month with
or without board; also elegant suites of rooms To
families or Others at reduced rates. The table will
always be supplied with an abundance Of the choi-
cest and best the market afford, and no expense
will be spared 10 set table that will deity the crit-
,ism Of the most faStidious epicure.
feb2S-5m JOHN KELLY. JR.