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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-06

Free schools n New Yoek.
The proposed law 70 establish itss schools
throughout the STATE 81 New Yeek. which
~as introduced in The Asesohay by NJ.
Wood. Of Clinton, aud hes peesed that body
without opposislsA, 10 . highly iupoetant
measure. Il 10 psoeahls he Hin viii psse
the Senate and bseooo . lav.
The Albany Aress states that The bill in.
cseases the s6rss>jssrshs aiii ~ new ~ ion,
posed for the euppsst 81 esAeels 70 one and
one fourth mills On ~ dollas. which VIII
net &2,014.SlS n. = sddieisa % this, III,
State appseprsaAss ol0B, 600 ron the Coz,
mon school fund end 1leS, 900 from The
United States deposit fund sach ysar-ma>
king $500, 3l5 ~ II I'll. Foe this, twen-
sy-e'ghs weeks are TO Be held h every school
district. and whatever else 10 rsqeired, the
school districts, villages and cities must
make up by local taxation. The passage OF
this bull completes an effort persisted in by
educational men ever since ls4S. or this
tax, New York city will pay $500. OOO-s
handsome portion Of which viii be sbso,b :
ed BY other counties, ~ only New York.
Kings and Albany counties draw back from
the Treasury lsss amount than they pay
In 1866, New York paid for schools, into
the State Treasury. t465. 0se ~. the agsrs'
gate for the state being 81 ,140, l22 "a
The entire valuation Of the State is 81 .65s.
t2.6ln; Of New York, t6S6. 9S9, 9os
Kings. tl43. Sl6. 295-se that OF the State
tax these two countiss pay more than halt.
Tnsas vas knot Of sca Captains ID Z
store = Honclula. he keeper Of which had
Just bought barrel Of hack pepper. Old
Capsais -, u Salem, came il. and seeing
sae pepper. took Up handful Of il
Whas DO you buy such ssu6 = thas
sesf sa'd b 10 the ssssskespss; ''it's half
-. ,fsesi r replied The ssss.te.psr; ".hsre
Takiag 80 handful - he SPOKE. he 40.
peoled - - eo0V0ny. Thsy all leoked A.
It, - plaausd tAsis haaas into The bsr,.l
and bic hslnsl o. -, end then CAV. Il ~
their uaiscssai opision THAI sh,re wasn't :
pea 10 IL.
II tell you thses b" said she s,d Car,.in
again scocp.ng ~ hasdfui. ''and I'll bet :
dollar on Il"
The old Boston srsamsst I'll over tn.
weg11. They took hin sp.
~wen" nd BE- ssspell thAA" pesating "a
- oesi - - -" paintsd "a the side
efeho hogso1. ~ \ lGot mn v'sthsn r.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-06

OF BROOKLYN, N. r.,
On the first day Of January. A. D.. 1867. made
to the Auditor Of the State Of Iowa, pursuant
10 the Statutes Of said State.
LIST The name Of this Company 10 the Atlantic
FIRE Insurance. Company Of brooklyn, N. Y.
Cd The amo't Of its Capital Stock is &so0, 200. 90
Sd The amo't Of its Capital Stock
pail up is. 30, 100000
4,h The Assets Of the Company are:
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-06

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The New York herald., 1867-03-22

IroR sALE-THR HIGH sTOoP THREE Story
finished attic, basement and cellar brick Dwelling No
3l South First (Hamion plsce jersey City. Mar
bio tile halls basemsat finished with hard wood; two bath
bIs hssins on sv.rv 6ocr - IN room s ia complete
order Horse within sevsntydvs fest 70 Ccrtlaa
ferries Price 0oo $1,000 REMAIN on bond and mort
gage. WIN sell Gas Fixtures and portion a the Rurn
tufe Apply TO owner on tho promsss from A. NJ until
r NJ, unti Monday evening" March =. Possession Nsyl
The New York herald., 1867-03-22

EsOR SALE OR TO LEr-Ar SOUTH BERGEN, N. j.,
= ON the corner OF Bergen and Newark plank
rad nrs class House and Lots Of ground beauu
fully situatsd and In complete order Inquire the pre-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-24
yEFEPFEIS APPEAL.
LADIEs' CARS.

A4ABlEse- NAA~os
Wetake the following from the Special
Correspondent OF the Chicago Times, in
which It was published some weeks ago
II we are not mistaken, the Radical
Organ in this city, a pTopos OF the action
Of the Tennessee Legislature on the sub
jeot OF Ladies' Cars on Railroads, boldly
and broadly stated that such things as
cars reserved for ladies were not known
in the Northern States, and we quote
from memory only that they we're peea-
liar to the South, and an evidence Of a
low and depraved state Of society.
The Special Correspondent Of the
Times, speaking Of " entering the west
ward bound cars on the BiilWaHkee and
st. Paul Railway, at Watertown, Wis
consin," and Of reaching WatertOwn
Junction, said:
HOW AN ENTRANCE TO THE LADIES' CAR
WAS SECURED.
At the junction, a clean, well-dressed
man attempted to enter the rear car
Of the train, but was stopped by the
brakssman, aud told to 90 to the next
car forward, as the rear one was reserved
for ladies, and gentlemen accompanied
by ladies. A merry twinkle was in the
young mans eye as he stepped from the
ear to the platform. He walked straight
to q robust. and somewhat remarkable
female representative from the land OF
the shamrock, and very cOurteOusly Of
fefed TO assist her in transporting her
bundles, which were neither few nor
slight, to the train. The words, May
the good Lord bless your honor ~ were
the only ones which reached me; but
il was evident that his kind offices
we're accepted. Then, after some
in an undertone, the
pair who had so recently, and in plain
view Of Mr.. Brakesman, become travel
ing companions, approached the torold-
den car. When about to enter, the
brakeman interpOsed his person, and
directed them to 90 the next car. The
man insisted that his lady and himself
had, under the rule laid down, 3 right to
enter. The brakesman replied, It is
not your lady" The traveller, turning
to his new found appeDdage,
sked, in the most winning way "Ain't
you, my dear ~ The woman had
cheeks like eheese-rind, and a nose ike
a piece OF utCdyeu DCClsbcah-J NlcaLiy
and TO the point, came the answer
" IShure I am, darlintn There was no
resisting such proofs, and the pair marched
in triumph TO a seat, amidst rOars Of
laughter from the passengers who had
been attentive spectators Of the scene.
We did not think the matter worth
discussing at the time, but we can say,
and DO say, now, that before the war we
we're in the habit of travelling very fre-
quentIy upon the principal railways in
the United States, for some nine years
and that we have more than fifty times
been turned away from a car, by the per-
son in charge Of il, for the reason that it
was 90 reserved for ladies'" and refused
admission because we had no lady with
US: and this on Northern railroads,
especially between Washington and New
York. The practice began in the North
for it didznot for many years obtain in
the South, after We commenced travel
ing by Southern railways more than
twenty years ago.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-24
LEGISLATIVE.
THURSDAY, November q.

THURSDAY, NoVenb Der q.
Ia the Senate q new bill was intro
duced for the benefit Of the Metropolitan
Police of ChsttsnOogs, requiring the
corporate authorities Of Chattanooga to
pay the amount now due, between
5000 and so 600, and then repeating the
law establishing the Metropolitan Police.
Senate bill making appropriations for
tie benefit of various railroads, was re-
considered and referred TO the Committee
on Internal improvements.
House bill closing up the Claim Agency
at Washington city, established by the
Legislature Of 1865, and regulating the
fees and commissions Of the State agent,
was rejected.
In the House, Mr.. Singletary offered q
bill authorizing the Governor TO issue a
State Bond for 800 to ali soldiers who
were hOnorsbly discharged from any
Tennessee regiment Of infantry, cavalry,
OF battalion OF artillery, which bonds
shall bear interest at six per cent. and
shall fall due at the end Of two years
from the lst Of January, 1865.
Mr.. Hamilton, Of Memphis, offered a
bil TO provide for more prompt pay
ment Of the State revenue, by which the
State Treasurer is 70 designate one Of the
national banks at Knoxville, Nashville
and Memphis, as a depository of the
revenues OF the State, requiring from
each Of said repositories bond with suf
Rcient security, in sn amount to be agreed
upon by the Governor, Comptroller and
Treasurer.
House bill providing that real estate
not exceeding one hundred and sixty
acres, and Of not more than $1,000 value
or personal property to like value, shal
be exempt from execution, came up OF
fe second reading. The Judiciary Com.
mittee reported q bill in lieu, amending
the present law so as to exempt rea
estate 10 the value Of $1,000 instead o
$500. as the law now stands. After some
discussion, the consideration Of the sub
ject was postponed until one week from
next Monday.
Messrs. Hamilton and eagle, Of th'
Committee on Incorporation, made
minority report on the House bill TO in
corporate the East Tennessee Marbli
Company, a majority having reported il
favor Of the passage Of the same, allow
! ing fifty thousand acres Of Land TO sal,
company. The minority view Of tbl
matter is that ten thousand seres will b
ample 70 employ the capital proposed b
be invested.
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Dn Friday, December o. 1857.
T.lEStee,a EnLp-

Under and by virtue Of deed Of trust fr,
me executed by Charles Pfannsastiehl. on
the Sd day Of March, 1906, and duly recorded al
the Registers office of shelby county, Tennes-
see, in Record Book No 50, part second, pages
los aud lJ9 and llC and III, Will on
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M 22G1-

In the Chancsry Court OF Memphis. Tenn.
Chas. H. Wsbb vs. The Estate S B. Hendrix,
dec Ceased, and his heirs, W. r Hendrix e al.
1T appearing from affidavit in is cause that
the defendants, Sarah r. Smith and nus
band j. ". amith are residents Of the state OF
Mississippi; Martha h. Holloman, L. r. A.
HoIloman and Mary J. Hendrix are residents
OF The State OF Alabama; Thos- C.. Webb, (of
the fr OF T. {. Webb q 60 and Henry en-
mons are residents Of the state Of Massachu-
sets, and all nOn-rs sidsnts Of the state OF
Tennessee
Its therefore ordered that they make their
appearances herein, at the Courthouse In the
CITY OF Memphis, Tenn. on or before the first
Monday in December. 1866, and plead, answer
or denur to cOmpl8inants oiu. or the same
will be taken for confessed as 70 them and set
fer hearing eN parte, and that a copy Of this
order be Published once week for tour zuc-
cessiye weeks in the Memphis Appeal.
A copy. Attest;
AU5USTON AISTON, Clerk and Master.
By K. 4. BLACK, Deputy CLERK ard Master.
Clam. Vance q Anderson and BarnWell 9.
Stewart. 5Ols. for cOmpit- OcdU lau4W
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Chaneery Sale Of Real Estate,
Monday, December s3d, 1867,

491-N. r. D---ThOmas James, ct al, VS.. Louisa
7. James, ct Al. Cnancery Court Of Memphis.
DY virtue Of an iutsrlOcutOry decree made In
ID ths above cause, 1 will sell at public auo-
ton TO the highest bidder, at the Court House
door in the Ci OF Memphis, Tenn. On MJN-
DAY, Decem Der p, 1857, between tue hours OF
10 am. and ~ m, the following described real
estats, tO-wit; The lOJ OF ground known and
designated upon the plan or map of South
Memphis as Lot No. IN Block No A. and
bounded follows, tC-Wit: Beginning a. a
point on the east side or line OF -. Martin
street 60 feet s0uthwardly from the point OF in
isrspCtiOu Of the south side Of Vance street, the
east line Of st. Martin street, themes SOUTH
wardly on and with the e ist side OF st. Martin
street 90 feet to the north corner Of Lot No.
8 in said block No. A. said To- extending back
eustEardlv from ~ Martin street with q uni-
form width Of % feet 20 the center 81 Bayou
Gsy0sO. Also, the east half Of lot No In block
No a, Un the plan OF south Memphis Sa1d
0J fronts on Vance street $50 tesJiO The center
OF Bayou 6ayUsO, and runs back 90 feet 70 lot
No .
The above lots have been subdivide into four
lots plan OF diagram OF which can be seen
npOu application at the Office Of the Clerk and
Master.
Terms OF Sale -One-fourth cash and balance
in equal instalments Of six. twelve and eigh-
teen months from day or sale-purchassrs gIv-
ing notes bearing interest from date, with ap-
proved security, and lien retained til payment
OF purchase money.
Equity OF reuem ption barred.
noy2l A. ALSTON, Clerk and Master.
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TaI,ta6Ie PJa1atatjO1s to Lease.

WILL Lease. as illustrator OF Christopher
L J. Field decd. his Home Place-the place or
tiay & Field, and the Plantation known as the
Content Place. These Plantations are In The
county OF Bolivar, Miss ana IN 1ne condition
Ier cultivation, having been cultivated for
wears past. There is a new and nns Circular
SaW-Win on the Home Place for Sale.
For further information apply 70 me At Paris.
Bourbon county, KY, or 70 Dr. T. j. Field, on
the premises Is. J. CLAY
ooiO Admir- C. i Field desf1
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1t is not untrue, that "when eipd
shakes Kingdom or a Commonwes Y,
with strong and healthful commOtiolIs,
to s general reforming, many Seetafles
and false teachers are then busiestin
seducing. But yet more true it is, that
God then raises to his own work men OF
rare abilities, and more than common
Industry, not only to look back and revive
what hath been taught heretofore, but
to gain further, and TO go on some new
enlightened steps in the discovery Of
truth. y II Hepermits this Nation to be
afflicted with those whose presence
curses the land like pestilence, with the
teachers Of dsmnable political. beresies,
the High Priests Of Anarchy and MFgov-
ernments, the aPoIogists for tyranny, and
the apostles Of a creed which subordl-
mates inteIHgehee to a bFutal and debased
barbarism, and education and virtue 70
ignorance and vice; if He atfiicts the
Commonwealth with Intellectual and
moral monsters, whose names after ages
are never to mention except with
hate and loathing, He also raises up
the Great and Good men to whom
He commits the work Of reformation
men like SEYMOUR, PENDLEToN,
DooLITTLE, DIXON, THURMAN, AD-
ANS, Cox and EWING, who know
that g though all the winds of doc
trine were let loose to play upon the
earth, so Truth be in the field, we do
iBjuriously by misdoubting herstrength;"
who say, " Let her and falsehOod grap-
pie! Who ever knew Truth put TO the
worse in a free aud open encounter?
For who knows not that Truth is strong,
next to the Almighty? She needs no
policies, nor strstagems, nor licensings,
TO make her victorious; these are the
shifts and defences that Error uses
against her power. Give her but room;
and do not bind her when she sleeps"
Law has too long submitted to power,
the people too long been used by bad
and base men as instruments to effect
the most sordid purposes, even to the
assassination Of the Constitution. You
cannot quickly and generally corrupt a
people; and they are much more COM
monty lead in paths of injustice and
suicidal folly by their passions than by
their vices. They are now listening snce
more to the voices of the wise and the
accents Of Truth. .......
1t is but little while since those whose
counsels the people Of the North now be-
gin to follow, could have said, in almost
the words of CHURCHILL:
HSbouId i'm uerfpus fate
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-24
Non- Restelemt Nottce.

In the Chancery Court Of Memphis, Tenn.
Ne. 22sI-WiIliam MoPhersoA VS.. A. r. Duke
ct al
TT appearing nom affidavit in this cause that
| the defendants, A. h. Duke and g. L. Duke,
are residents Of the Stale Of MISSISSIPPI, and D..
G, Topp and c. Dickman are residents Of the
state OF Louisiana, and all nOn-residents OF the
State OF Tennessee
It is therefore ordered, that they make their
appearance herein, at tho Courthouse in the city
OF Memphis, Tenn, on or before the lsl Monday
in January, 1858, and plead, answer or demur
70 complainant Dill, or the same viii be taken
for confessed as to them, ana set for hearing
exparte, and that cory Of this order he pub
Issued once week, FOR four successive weeks,
In the Memphis Appeal
A oOpy-atteAt:
AUGUSTON AL5TON, Clerk e Master,
By II. j. BLACK, ID. G. 4 y.
LOgwoOd & &Peyton, SOis for Complainants.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-24

I ETTERS OF Administration upon the estate
i 4 Of Daniel Notion, deceased, having been
granted to the undersigned at ne November
Term OF The County Court OF shelby county,
al persons inaebted TO. or having claims
against said estate, will please call on p N.
Howell ESQ, No Union street, iat Meacham
& Treadwel's) vine is authorized 70 act for me
IN the premises,
JENNIE W. NOTION, Adm'x
OF estate Of Brsolton, deceased.
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Tralstoo,a 0nIe

ny virtue Of a deed OF trust made to me by
ID Fannie T. Hunt and John A. Hunt on the
LIST day Of August, 1915, and recorded ia the
Registers once Of shelby county, in book No.
81 pages 81 and %, 70 secure certain indebted
ness therein named, VIII,
On Saturday, November %, 1857,
mont of the Law Court rooms, In the city OF
Memphis sell TO the highest bidder for cash
the following laad lying in shelby county,
Tennessee reginning al a stake in the north
east corner % Dr. ". A. Booths l55 acre tract
with elm. maple and red oak pointers thence
souUh with DR.. Booths Inns lS chains i3iS-lO0 Of
a chain to q stake; thence east ~ Z5-Iu0 chains
u a stake in tine east line Of said whites said
tract thence nor h Is ~ 100 chatus with the
IA eigh rOad 10 a stake 30 links east Of a black
gum thence wsSt ~ IS 100 chains 70 the De-
ginniug-e0ntaIHing 35 acres Sl-lO0 Of an acre.
Equity Of redemption waived. Title be-
Iieved 10 be g8Ou, but cor Feyauce only rs trus-
tee o. +. NANLE, Trustee.
orgp nj
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MONDAY the 23d Day Of December,
Trustees Sale.

Under and by virtue Of Deed OF TruH 70
= me executed by Charles Thomas and Jane
Q. L. Thomas his wife. on the 18th day OF May,
1857, and duly recorded at the Registers once
No. 20, Part 30, pages ie5 8u7 and 4l5 4 Will on
Thursday, the 26lh Day OF December, 1864.
Between the hours or 10 o'clock m. and 4
O'Clock pm. at the southwest corner Or Main
and hadis0n streets, IN the city Of Memphis
Shelby county, Tsunessee, sell at punlic auction
10 the highest bidder, Tor cash, the following
described real estate A certain tract Of land
situate, Is ing and being IN thscOun1y OF shelby.
and state OF Tennessee, and described as iOl-
lows, to-Wit= Tot numbered Two, OF the subdi-
vision OF the lands belong ng 70 the heirs o. The
late Dr. Lewis g. Trezavaut, containing thirty
i've and One-half .385al acres, beg nninR AZ the
northwest corner OF lot numbered Three =
thence south S. east 2950 chains o. a stake 8
thence north 70 links 70 a red oak stump. the
Road themes south 81 west 10 % chains to a
stake on the west side Of said Plank Road :.
thence 81 west ~ 49 chains to a stake on the
west boundary of the tract and In John POpe's
east line: thence u0rtn 8 chains 70 the north
corner OF the tract, hickory; thence L58
moity OF bali interest. wlth al improvements,
OF another tract OF land in tue county Oi Crit
tsnden. state OF Arkansas, known ou the orig
inal surveys OF sad State as the fractional east
nalf OF the southeast quarter Of section %
township 7, nortn range east, and the east
half OF the east half Jf section ., township g.
north range east, containing in all 10 acres
more or less. said deed OF trust was executed
70 secure the payment or certain BrOmiSsOry
notes therein des-rIbed. The right Of redemp-
tiOu L. waived. and the title believed % be good
but convey only as trustee.
LOUIS +. CARR, Trustee
Mallory, Young & Anderson, Attorney.
November a, 1851. novZ2 tbs
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A Hint for christians.

Occasional retirement, self inquiry,
meditation and secret com muniOn with
God, are absolutely essential TO spiritual
health.t The man who neglects them is
in great danger OF fall. To be always
preaching, teaching, speaking and work
ing puplic works, is unquestiOnably a
sign of zeal but it is not always 3 sign
OF zeal according to knowledge. Il often
leads 70 untoward Consequences. We
must take time for sitting down
and calmly looking within, and exam
lining how matters stand between our
own souls and Christ. The omission Of
this practice is the true account of many
a baeksliding which shocks the church
and gives an occasion 70 the world to
blaspheme. Many could say, in the
words OF the Canticles: They made me
a keeper Of the vineyards, buE my own
vineyard have not kept"
A musical association has been
formed at Little Rock, and officers
elected,
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Seventeenth day Of December, 1861,

Betwsen the hours OF y O'Clock NJ. and pm.
Al The southwest corner or Court square. la the
CITY OF Mem phis. shelby county, TenneEsee.
sell a. public auction 70 Toe elgneil bidder tor
serfs situate in Shelby county, Tennessee, and
dfscrfbed As follows: Beginning at the south
esgt corner Of q 2iD aera grant Of the Slate OF
Teunessee 70 Charles d. Mclean, thence south
So deg west l0l poles 10 Inks 10 a stake, gum,
OAK and hickory pointers in The south bound
a stake two gums and dog EOud peinterE,
thence north 50 deg east l02 poles 70 stake la
TIE east boundary white oak polnter thence
gfnninR-ths same being sub division Ne. Of
II N Bateuaanis survey or said tract
Tbs rfQht OF redemption Is waived, and the
fsile isalieyed 10 Be good, bat vii convey only
"a truetse. /. II, HILL, Trustee.
-Ayres & Randolph. Attorneys,
NoYembeI lb, lssl' poYl6 IDS
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MEAcHaM & TREADWELL
10. 0 UNION sTREET.
Memphis ~ :Tennessee.

THANKFUL for the very liberal patronage
i heretofore extended 10 them, they hope bv
unremittfng attention to business to still merit
3 continuance OF public Avor
Their facilities for storing and selling Cotton
are unsurpass ed by any house in the city. A
commOdiOas Brick Shed attachedto theirstOre-
house gives them immediate and consi ant
oversight OF all Cotton ID store An cotton
consigned to US will be insured, uBless instTuc-
tons TO the contrary.
Bagging, Rope and Irsti Ties furnished at
lowest market prices aeI3 3msn22
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Str0u Notice.

TAKEN UP BY J. N HaIIum, in the Second
1 District OF shelby county, October lst, 1907,
br anded on left pip r, on tbs LETT saOnldar 8,
Also, light bay mare Mule, l4S hands high,
bran ed s T on LEFT shoulder aud on left hip
Eacn valued az Si00.
Also, taken up BY ". 3 Battle, in First Dis
trict, one bay mare Mule, four years old.
The owners are notified 70 come forward and
ANDREW STEWART Rsngar.
Raleigh, October p, ls5l. ocA laW3Ee
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LOOk "a the GOOdS.
EYerYthIne IS Reduced In Prlees,
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
ALLEN HOUSE,

CORNER WASHINGTON AND sEcoNDsTs.
I We take pleasure in announoing that our
house Is still open for the accommodation ofths
travelling community. Neat and comfortable
rooms can be secured at ali times, and with
no hesstancy in asserting that We can and will
please ali who may favor US with their patron
aye eWin be pleased 70 meet old friends and
patrons, and as many new ones may favor
Us with a call. We feel under many obligations
or the liberal patronage bestoWed upon Us In
u e past. and hope to receive our snere In
f1tafs. Beard q 50 per day noYi0-am