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VOL. 1.
POET GIBSON, MISSISSIPPI, MAY 11 , 1859 .
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NO. 204.
J.
ss
JAMES S. MASON,
■ oiroR and r mirait ron.
. PUBLISHED EVERY MORNING,
(SVBDAVS RXCSPTSD.)
At Eight Dollars per Annum, in Advance.
THE WEEKLY REVEILLE
« PUBLISHED BVBRY FRIDAY,
Vt $3 00 in Advance, or 4 00 at the
End of the Year.
AdvertiMmanU will t>« in«*rt»d »t On«Dollar per Maar«
toi eight tin«« or l«M) far Um trat inMrtion, and Fifty
Cent, for each rimtinuanee.
A very liberal di«count will be mad« to thoee who ad
vert U* bv tba year. But the privilege of yearly advert!
■ 01 . will be «trfetly limited to their own Immediate and
regular huain«««; and the Hu nine*, of an advertialng firm
la not eondd.red an including that of it« individual mem
ber*. I.
BOOK ANI) JOB WORK
Of every etyle ant variety, neatly executed nt »hört
notice, on reasonable term».
W. B. Fplksmos.
Port Uib»oo, Mi«« j
i J. Person
M Clark.
el.
ev OrlMM*.
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J. VVAISOX & CO
•4
0 TTON, SUGAR AND GENERAL
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
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So. 44 CHroudelet 81.«
^EW ORLEANS, LA.
diwly
S. li. MAH YE,
ATTORNEY AT LA IF,
PRENTISS, Bolivar Co., Miss.
June 6, '57.
sV .. S 1RIVELL,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.'!
I'nRT ornsoy, mss..
Office over K oser«' Store.
Jan. H, 1857.
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19-ly
THOMAS KEEP.
ATTORNEY AT .LAW,
AND
SOLICITOR IN CHANCERY,
S.-pU 2Ü, '55. Fayette, Jeffersou Co., Miss.
it. D Ù X C A N
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VrrORW AT LAW,
AND
SOLICITOR IN CHANCE Y,
Fayette, Jefferson Co.. M ss.
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e. e. mviexpoRT
!.. n. DRAKE,
vr. |»IVK ff*<*IST,
DAVENPORT A DRAKE,
ommis'n Merchants
/ -
No. 7 Pine afreet*
«July 25, 1857 ^ ,n _
J. T. OHKXOWKTH
ST. LOUIS.
WM. HALL
CIIK.VOWETII.
J, S. CHENOWETH A CO
Æominissnm anil ^flrroarting
MERCHANTS,
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No- 25, East Front Street,
CINCINNATI.
[QT* Particular attention paid to I illing Orders
for Provisions and Manufactured Articles, aud j
Forwarding Gouda.
Feb T. M57.
2My
K. C. McCAY r ,
ROCKY SPRINGS, MISS.,
D E VLER in all kinds of Staple and Fancy Dry !
Good«, Hardware. Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps.
Crockery, Grocery and Drugs ; all of which will
be sold on accommodating terms—in a word, eve- J
rything usually kept in a country store.
July 11, 1857.
4Mf
A. R. LEONARD,
* Dealer tn
SÄ-*
PAINTS AND OILS,
WINDOW GLASS, SASH AND PUTTY
Landreth's Garden Seeds,
DYE STUFFS & GLASS WARE j
PKUrUMKRT, SINE SOAPS, AND BRUSHES,
Slledical, Law, School, & Miso clan eons
book: ».
STEEL PENS, QUILLS, AND STATIONERT, )
LETTER and CAP PAPER
Blank Books, Superior Inks.
Pape- Hançtings, etc., etc.
j
,
Pure Drugs and Medioines.
I HAVE on hand, and will be cod
aonstantly receiving during tie Fall
and IfinUr months, from New York
and Philadelphia, large supplies of the
purest Drugs and Medicines, from the
best houses.
Q 3 r*Physiciant' Prescriptions will receive par
icular attention at all hours ofr he day aud night
February 15,1855.
1
of
Just Received, this Day,
EW Lard—Fresh Flour.
dec5
1
X
_BETHEA.
Fresh Carden Seed.
RESH Garden 8eec, crop of 1858, jnst rcc'd
J. H. KING Sc CO.
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Ml 'J
Large Arrival».
<rj BBLS. Extra and superfine Flour;
/ D 1 hlids lirowu Sugar, just received by
nov28 ' ' /JCW. B. FULKERSON.
PIANOS, MELODEONS, ORGANS
TÜ1ÎIP Ago REPAIRED
Hy R. E.WASIiBFRN, of Vicksburg,
(A PSAOTIOAL riASO »OSTS MASSE.)
WILL visit FeetOI»*on sad vicinity «very four month*
All o|$M« V"'
nov
J
I
il will receive prompt attention.
Porter'and Ale !
P INTS and quarts. Also in Boxes and in
Capita of the most celebrated brands.
At WALKERS'
ss lu do. At WALKER'S.
al
Notice to Planten*,
j rpilE undersigned, having experienced work
! JL men, are now prepared to do all kinds of Gin
i and Mill-wright work, at the shortest notice.
FOOTE A BARROT.
the
j
Fifty ,
ad
and
firm
my22-tf
GOTTIIART ÜICIIINGER,
BOOT & SHOE MAKER
MAIN HTKKKT, SOUTH OK TH8 COURT HOUSE
TORT GIBSON. MISS.
jun5-lv
Just Received and Fresh,
2 FIRKINS Prime yellow Gosheo Butter, for
sale by p
M. KAUFMAN.
oct25
Apple«! Apple»!!
J UST received a choice lot of Appl
oct22 L.
Uheene ! Cheese ! !
TUST received a superior article of Western
J Cheese. oct22 L. KIEFER.
lea.
KIEFER.
of
of
bis
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CLOTHING! CLOTHING!!
*
Jl'ST received,and now opening,—
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
Gents' and Boys' Fall and Winter
CLOTHING,
AT VERY REDUCED PRICES,
Which I will take pleasure (n showing my friends
WITHOUT CHARGE!
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L. K LI FLU.
sepll d
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of
up
ral
•T. G. GRAY,
Attorney und Counsellor at Law,
PORT GIBSON, MISS.
r 'Y-Office at the corner of Carroll and Farmer
[julylO
f t T - l'.
XT.IC fLUlD.
MAGIC FLUID,
M
AtjWALKKR'S.
FALL TRADE !S NOW OPEN !
ULKMILI .HLH'S AKL READY ! J
Hoavy Arrivals
KBOM
EUROPE AND NEW YORK.
A complete assortment of
FANCY AND STAPLE
I DRY (JOOD8Ü
place
will
i
Comprising every article to be thought of.
EVERYONE IS INVITED
By S. BERN HEIM ER & BRO.
oct!5.
PECANS AND ALMONDS,
j Constantly on band and for sale by
s?pl 1 d&w
H. CARPENTER Jfc CO.
J. L. KENNARD,
PORT GIBSON, MISS.,
cle,
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DIALS» IS
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
MEN'S. YOUTH'S AND CHILDREN'S
!
J ROOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS, fc . fc..
i kt a- ,
O li O T
HARDWARE,
China, Ginas and Wood-Waré,
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Castings, Moaps, Candles, Starch, Spice, Pick le -
«pli YANKEE NOTIONS, Stc._
PORT GIBSON
CARRIAGE
OVtllftlT*
.1
W E have just received a new lot of Buggies
of a superior style aud quality,made by G
R. March & Bro. and J.W. Gosling. We have
made arrangements with them tofurniah us all we
j need, and we can sell with a warranty, and on as
good terms as can be had any where. We hope
our friends and customers will call soon and ex
amine our stock of
Carriages and Baggies.
) con fid en t we can give satisfaction to a
vvho purchase. We will soon have a lot of Wa>
gons, Carta and Wheelbarrows, ail iron axels
from the manufactory of G. R. March & Bro.—
Their wagons are well known in the .South.
F
CALHOUN PLOWS
will be constantly Kept on hand. A few more
j leftyet. Those who have used them say they are
, the best plow that comes to this market. Large
Timber Wheels, Screws, etc. made to order on
short notice as our customers may wish.
GRIFFITH «c GARRISON'.
20
10
4
40
1
2
2
10
Port Gibson, May 17 1855.
15
S eed». -Just received, a large stock of Lan
dretb's Garden Seeds, warranted the growth
[jan9] A. R. LEONARD.
of 1857.
1 All BBLS. Lime (Thomaston,)
1 1/1/ 20 bbls. Cement, just received.
J. 8. MASON.
The best in the world."
Buckwheat—By the small.
Flour and Lard—Just to hand.
Oat» -500 bushels. Call on
jan30
Mill
FÎ
TATOS
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J. 8. MASON.
2
Plow s ! Plows ! !
WOODS Plow», to hand and to arrive.
nov28
100
F
J. 8. MASON.
J ust Received—2000 lbs Zinc white Paint
15 dozen Paint brushes, assorted,
superior white-wash Brushes,
Coxe's Gellatin,
Lubin's Extracts, assorted,
Frangipani,
5
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6
tt
6
4 "
Pomade,
44
4
French
Marshe's Trusses,
Common
6
44
44
4
41
1
44
44
A. R. LEONARD.
mebt»
%
3d
5£
A
OF INTEREST TO ALL.
T HE undersigned begs leave to inform tho clt
izens of Claiborne and adjoining counties
that he has purchased the Right of CRANE'.
PATENT METALIC BURIAL CASK*».—..
new and beautiful article, unlike anything ever
offered to the public before. The casket baa none
of the repulsive appearance which all other Buri
al Cases or Coffins have. A supply of all sizes
constantly on hand. The public are invited to
call and examine them.
All orders for the Casket or wooden Coffl
will be Ailed with despatch. Burial clothe«
all kinds furnished when ordered.
Vo.
work
Gin
in ."f
for
A. ROLLINS.
July 9, 1856.
46-ly
PREMIUM STOVE STORE
AND
TIBWABl HABHfACTORY.
No. 9 Stamps ' Row,
Port Gibson, Miss.
Having received a new and full assort
ment of Cooking, Parlor, Office and Hall
STOVES, from the Manufactory, we will
be able to sell them lower than any here
tofore brought to this market.
Having just received a new and splendid stock
of Stoves, consisting in part, of the celebrated
Stewart Cooking Stoves, planter's ditto, and some
of the latest and most beautiful paterns of Par
lor, Office, and Hall Stoves ever offered in this
market, flatters himself that he can accommodate
bis customers in Stoves a'id prices, he also
keeps on baud the People's Coffee Pot, which is an
improvement on the Old
peri«r.
3
a
in
Dominion, and is far su
Just Received,
A lot ef Cowing's celebrated force and lifting
Pumps with wooden tubing coated with cement;
also, one dozen improved pattern chain Pumps.
Lightning Rods,
with Mayr's Improved Spiral Point and Porcelain
j Insulator. Together witn a large assortment of
Tinware
of the best material. Guttering and Spouts put
up to order. Conveyance invariably charged.
We feel confident we will be able to give gene
ral satisfaction to ail who may favor us with a call.
All bills due when presented.
W. A. GREENE
51-ly
Port Gibson, August 15, 1857.
WORTH ATTENTION!
in
is
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S. BEHNIiEIMER & BRO.,
HAVE JUST KKCKIVK»,
TER HIP MARCIA OREES LEAF,
PROM LIVERPOOL,
PAIR white common Blankets;
200 pair h'-avy Blankets;
grey Negro Dlauketa;
plain
225 Tartan or Blanket Shawls;
100 Saxony Shawls;
25 Men's Wrappers :
1 case real Irish Linen, assorted;
L. C. Handkerchiefs;
ALSO, FROM GKUMANT,
150 doz. cotton Socks and Stockings.
The above goods, coming direct! from the very
place at which they are manufu .ured, can and
will be sold at uuheard-of low j rices.
October 17, 1857.
300
I$$
..
100
44
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Heavy Importation of Genuine
BLACK ITALIAN SILKS
FROM THE VERY FACTORYl
[PER STEAMER ASIA.]
K YARDS, assorted widths and qnalitic
—Also—
100 yards of BLACK SATIN, a superior arti
cle, suitable for Vests, Mantillas and Dresses.
Our lady customers are kindly requested to pay
particular attention to the above advertisement
S. BERNHEIMER Sc BRO.
Port Gibson, October 10, 1857.
700
Embroidered and Damask
Curtain Muslin,
BRASS BANDS AND PINS,
I N great variety, and at extremely low prices
I jan9 At BERNHEIMER Sc BRO.'£.
T
for
cle
Fresh Arrival.
st
UST RECEIVED—
40 bbls Extra St. Louis Flour;
25 boxes Western Cheese;
25 bbls Irish Potatoes;
10 bbls superior Apples;
46 whole, naif and qr boxes Star Candle«;
.1
«
ply
ing
and
i
1 bbl Western Cranberries.
Call on
J. 8. MASON.
Oct 10
Just Received,
LOUR,
BAGGING,
F
B
ROPE,
\
LINSEYS,
AND JEANS.
20 bbls. Fagan's XXX choice ex. St. Louis Flonr;
do do do O. K. do.;
do fancy superfine do.;
10 hf bbls. do do do do.;
4 bales India Bagging,
40 coils hand made and machine rope;
1 bale Twine ;
2 bales 7-8 and 4-4 Lowells;
2 bales Kentucky Jeans and Linseys, for sale by
sepll d L. KEIFER.
O
10
15
44
Pair Russett».—Ju«t received a
.iulylo
8C0
A
this
BERNHEIMER'S.
Onion Sett».
received by
A. R. LEONARD.
2 BARRELS, just
jan!5
F
A
F AHNESTOCK'S Vermifuge;
McLane's do For sale b
feb!7
co.
J. H. KING Sc
ULANNf El»8.—Rarer Flannel IK yd*, wid«, and «ve
X? nr vsriaty of widths and color, foi aalo b»
*«p23 BROUGHTON
I ron.—A large tot of Iron and steel, just U
band. [feb20] J. S. MASON.
Irish Potato*.
00 »ACH» Ir»h Potato*, just received.
«epTT J 3 AM80N
A BRO.
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IMPROVED EAGLE COTTON GINS,
clt
ever
none
sizes
to
THE Eagle Cot
ton Gin Manufac
turing Company,
are now prepared
to fill all orders
tor their Improv
ed Gin Stands.—
All stands now
A made have the
Patent Improved
Ctmndkr BRnffl,
Patent Detatched Grates, and Patent Slioixo
Butts and Moters all of which are Exrt.rsivELY''
caED bv us. These Gins obtained A PRIZE OF
$1254) AND A GOLD MEDAL from the Govern
ment of India for Ginning fine Cotton, as also
Medals from the World's Fair at London and
New York, and combine all the late improve
ments in Machinery, and are warranted superior
in evenr respect. In order to meet the great de
mand for these Gins, the Company have estab
lished a warehouse and workshop at the cornerof
Canal and Phiilippa streets, and with the stock
on hand at the established depot, No. 57 St.
Charles Street, feel confident of meeting all or
ders promptly.
All orders should be addressed to
WM. L. CUSHING, Agent.
57 St. Charles st.
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Ne, Oo
Mr. J. J. Person is the duly authorized Agent
of the Eagle Cotton Gin in Port Gibsdn, where
a sample stand may be seen. All orders left
with him will receive prompt attention.
. 80. 1856. • 10-tf
DISSOLUTION.
T HE firm of Griffith A Garrison is this day dis
solved by mutual consent. T. Garrison will
attend to settling up all the business of the firm.
All those owing us on note or book accounts, art
requested to pay up as soon as possible. T. Gar
rison will continue the Furniture business at the
old stand, where he will be pleased to sec our
friends and customers who may want anything
in tbe Furniture and Housekeeping line.
E. GRIFFITH,
T. GARRISON.
all
A Card.
Having sold out my interest in the Furniture
business to T. Garrison, I cordial! bespeak for
him a liberal ond continued patronage from all
my friends and former customers.
feb27tf
E. GRIFFITH.
SADDLE, HARNESS, BRIDLE AND
TRUNK
MANUFACTORY.
No. 9, STAMPS' ROW, PORT GIBSON. MISS.
T IIE undersigned will keep con
stantly on hand und manufac
ture to order, all articles in hi*
line, of the best materials, and
in the neatest and best style. His Stock ou baud
is large and well assorte
low prices and accommodating terms to all pur
chaser«.
Xf.
::
He offers the same at
r
Harness, Saddles, Whips, Bri
jdles, Trunks, Valices, Carpet Bags,
Harness Trimmings, &c. &c.
form a part of his Stock on hand, and of the
style, workmanship, finish and price to suit custo
mers. Work of any kind will
order.
be made up to
He will also keep on hand- a sup
ply of GIN BAND LEATHER, aud
rill manufacture Gin Bands to order.
Every article manufactured at his establish
ment will be warranted.
All Kinds of repairing neatly aud durably exe
cuted.
Prices will be as low as can be'afforded, and
1 ales will be made on accommodating terms.
L. P. WILLIAMS.
A
Feb. 7, 1857. . 24-tf
B lue Lick Water—By the Barrel and
Gallon, for sale by
racb27
W. B. FULKERSON.
l«ard«
Orv KEGS and cans superior Lard, just re-|
reived and for sale for cash.
April 25
î. 8. MASON.
35
Attention. Planter*!
LABORERS, AND MASTERS!
T HL undersigned has been appointed sole agent
for Claiborne County, of the
Louisiana Steam Clothing Factory,
for the sale of the articles of clothing manufac
tured by the Company. Samples of every arti
cle of clothing made at the factory may be seen
st my store.
Schedules
showing how to measure, will be fur
nished to planters and those who desire to sup
ply thenift-lves with Clothing from this factory.
Orders left with me will be forwarded once a
week, and parties ordering may rely upon receiv
ing the articles ^ithin a week from the time of
forwarding the orders.
The prices of this clothing are low, and all per
sons wanting such articles would do well to call
and examine the samples aud learn the prices.
may 22
W, B. FULKERSON.
B lankets at $2 50 ;
BLANKETS, at $3 00 ;
BLANKETS, at $4 00;
BLANKETS, from $10 to $15;
[nov28] FORBES'.
For sale at
\
EW Buckwheat—
nov28
At WALK 'S.
Cheap Carpeting.
O F tbe richest texture, just received by the un
■ dersigned, and for sale at uncommonly low
S. BERNHEIMER & BRO.
prices.
October 24. 1857.
MOST COMPLETE
ASSORTMENT OF CIGARS!
13,200 !
ALL HAVANA!
a
nov22
At WALKERS'.
Stray Mule.
A DARK brown horse mule, a stray, may be
found at the Pinewoods plantation of R. T.
Archer and taken by the owner on payment for
this notice. Jan 10
Jeans and Linseys.
F QYkO TARDS of Kentucky Linseys ;
A e/V/U 650 yards of Kentucky Jeans ;
Just received and for sale by
July 18,1857.
W. B. FULKERSON.
Onion», Onion».
I HAVE just leceired a lot of supeitor Onions,
from St. Louis. [jan4] L. KIEFER.
Wax Patent Candies.
boxes of 6 pounds at
JN fancy
WALKERS'
STEAM SAWMILL
Cot
orders
now
the
OF
also
and
de
stock
St.
or
FOR fSALE.
T HE undersigned offers for »aie a splendid I
STEAM SA WMILL,-situated on the New
Orleans and Jackson Railroad, three-quarter* of
a mile from the located depot, Ha ha la, and ten j
miles Sduth of Gallatin. The rapid settlement
of the surrounding country,Ihe anticipated town, I
and the undoubted completion of the road to this
point by the 1 at of October next, with the already
increasing demand, insures ready sale for lumber, i
there being no mill nearer than twelve miles.— [
To the mill ia attached 320 acrea of finely tim- J
bered land, with a sufficiency opened for the pro- I
duction of corn, potatoes, etc., to supply tin*
employees and team, of the mill. A comfortable
Dwelling, with the necessary out-houses, at
tached. The mill-house it large and substantial, j
containing the latest and most improved ma
chinery; boiler 84 feet long, 42 inches in diame
ter,double fined; circular saw,54 inches diameter.
Everything new and in complete running order.
This mill, with seven hands, can cut between
five and six thousand fief of lumber a day, buf
averages 4500 feet daily, without extra labor oi ,
strain of machinery. (
Attached is one of Straub's superior 26-inch:
French Burr GRIST MILLS, capable of grinding i
from 15 to 18 bushels per hour, with sufficient;
business to supply the place with bread. Also,
a Wagon and Team, Lumber Car, Tool», etc., j
necessary to carry on the business-with an
abundance of water all seasons.
Terms easy For further particulars, apply on
tbe premises, or to the undeisigned. I
Is
Terms. $6000,1-2 cash and 1-2 payable in two
equal annual installments ol $1.500 each, bearing
6 per cent interest frrm the day of sale until
paid. Apply either to Prest. J. C. Miller, of
Centenary College, or to the umlersigne I on the
premises.
of
of
A
left
W. J. BRUNER,
or MAYES & MILLSAPS, Agents,
April 11, '57.
dis
art
the
our
33-tf
Gallatin, Miss.
PLANTATION FOR SALE.
2 OFFER for SALE MY Olive Brandi
Place, situated three and a half
miles South of Jackson, La., contain
ing 450 acres of laud, of which 180
acres are cleared. The woodland is
heavy set with aluxuriai t growth of Bay. Gum !
Poplar. Ash, Holly. Oak and Pawpaw. The im- j
provenants consist ol a handsome dwelling, good !
stables, barn, kitchen, carriage house and other 1
buildings ueo ssary for comfort and convenience,
all new and ir. good repair. There is a well of
excellent water on the place. Apply early and
secure a great bargain.
for
all
J. SMYLIE MONTGOMERY.
Corn. Hay and Fodder on the place.
Nov. 15,1856.
hi*
12-tf
TURNIP SEED AND MUSTARD
!
FRESH AND SUPERIOR.
W E have just received 200 lbs.' Landreth's
Turnip Seed. — also—
300 lbs. Lexi
world.
August 15
at
exington Mustard, the best in the
A. R. LEONARD & CO.
61
%t. Louis.
J UST received, Potatoes, Onious and Cheese, at
Oct 3 __WALKER S.
In the World I'*
r TMIE largest and finest assortment of Fishing
1 Tackle, at WALKER'S.
<«
to
JAMES JONES,
ARCHITECT AND BUILDER
I
july3I-tf
Port Gibson, Miss.
A
to
the
"
J. F. GIRAULT,
FACTOR AND COMMISSION
MERCHANT,
No« 21, Carondelet Street,
New Orleans, La.
ties.
July 18. 1856.
R I'MNETTH.— îOuOpnir» osk tanne.1 Ru«»et,BrogAnr
small larg«. asd BROUGHTON A BRO.
46-ly
re-|
O nion Seta.—Just received and for sale by
jan23 * W. B. FULKERSON.
Fashionable Hoot and Shoe Shop.
THE undeYsigned would respect
fully inform the citizens ot Port
Gibsou and vicinity, that be has
located himself at the store re
cently occupied by Mr. Geo. Buckingham, where
he expects to carry on his business of c.aking
Boot« and Shoes.
Haring been long at tbe business, be flatters
himself that he can turn out such work as will
eminently satisfy his customers, and he pledges
himself that promptness shall be one of the chief
elements of his business. Persons wishing Boots
and Shoes mode or mended, may rely
their work at the apointed time. Call on me.
I. G. SCHIKRLB.
50-ly
on getting
August 8, 1847.
TO THE PUBLIG.
A S I am anxious to dispose of icy en c stock
of Goods, I now offer great iuducem ts to
persons wishing to purchase. From and aftt. le
1st of Decemlier, I will sell at prime cost, an
many articles at greatly reduced prices for Cash.
And I would add, that those wishing to continue
their accounts with me, can bay as usual by add
ing 25 percent. None but prompt customers need
apply. R. J. B. SWEARINGEN.
Grand Gulf, Dec. 5, 1857-tf
JOHN SHRYOCK
JUNIUS L. JOHNSON.
J. ». JOHNSON & CO
WHOLSSAIiB GROCEHS,
•J
AND
PRODUCE MERCHANTS.
No. 82 Magazine St. corner of Poydras,
NEW ORLEANS.
Jan.31, 1857.
23-ly
TO COTTON PLANTERS.
A GOOD chance is now offered for Planters to
furnish themselves with
E. Price's Patent Cotton farriers.
and pay for the same with. Cotton Seed, st the
rate of (what the Oil Factors' agents are paying)
never less than five dollars a ton, we furnishing
sacks, delivered at the most convenient landing
on the'Mississippi river, and the Planter return
ing the sacks filled with seed at the same land
ing, in good order
With the aid of oneot these Carriers, the Plan
ter is enabled to save all of tiis Cotton Seed in a
merchantable condition, which will be worth
five times more to him than a Carrier will cost.
For farther particular* address,
E. PRICE It CO., 21 Poydras st,
May », 1857. 87-1 y New Orleans. La.
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Paid an Aggregate Loss of
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Z&r Losses equitably adjusted and promptl'
paid. Policies issued without delay by "
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. TW|
A MERICAN and German Guitars, Accordéon
Violins and Bows at various Prices. Also aVHH
arge assortment of New Music Instructions foo^H
Violin, Guitar and Flute. ^
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Moss Side, by Mariou Horland;
Nothing to Wear ;
Nothing to Say, by Doesticks ;
Tucker's History of the United States ;
The War Trail; i
Ross on Slavery ; . |
Souvenirs of Travel, by Mme. Levert and a '
number of other new and interesting Books.
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A large assortment of School Books, Letter, Cap
and Note Paper, Visiting Cards, Card and Note
Envelopes. Steel Pens, Ac.
Oct. 17, 1857.
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Cash
T O advance on Cotton for shipment to
friends Connely & Champlin, New Orleans.
dec!7-w JOHN BUCKINGHAM & CO.
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ATTENTION PLANTERS.
T HAVE just received, by the steamboat
•'Hiawatha" a fresh supply of Negro»,
which swells tie number now on hand !o forty!
Those wishing lo purchase will do well to
call at Ihe "Cottage" and examine before rtiy
ing elsewhere, as it may be to their advantage
JOHN HUNTER 7
Grand Gulf, Dec 29. 1858. dec3l-tf.
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ST E A in MARIIEE WORKS. *
CHARLES RULE & CO
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CINCINNATI, OHIO.
M ONUMEATTS, Tombs and Grave-Stones
Mantels, statuary and cabinet-slabs of th«
choicest native and Italian marbles at prices
which challenge competition. Carring and en* '
graving executed by tne best artists.
Iron railing and cemetery enclosures furnished
to order Address,
A. J. LEWIS, Agent for Mississippi,
Washington Hall, Poit Gibson, Misa
June 5, 1858-tdec5*
Buckwheat ! Buckwheat ! !
J UST from New York, by ship Sam'l Adam.«:
30 boxes fresh Buckwheat,
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Floor. Haling ►tu(T*. an.I all good flEI
tiona. A con- tant «apply rtf Ragging a^H|
and LlNiwyo for *al* on manufa. -»
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