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PORT GIBSON, MIS SI SSIPPI, MAY 3 0, 1859.
VOL. 1.
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NO. 220.
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Cje gdilj Sotttjjmt ^etatUlt
JAMES S. MASON,
■ditob m raorsisTo*.
*;VERY MORNING.
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At Dollar» p«^ nnam. in Adrano»
the
Xlrwtim>m*nt« will b«in.ert*g *IOb#D ollar
(ofalfht Hum or low) for th- fir.t inMrtinn,
CoaUfor each contiau.oeo .
Ar.ry lthorsl di^qunt will bo rosdo to V,o»o who
tvPim br the year Bol th« privit««« of y»«rly
Mr« will bo.irletly limited to their own Im i «n
rogular biHineee; sad toe be »ine*» or mi »d»«rtt»ing Mb
ie not eon»ldorw<l at including that of ite indi.idaal ma
here.
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BOOK AND JOB WORK, ÿJA
Of «vary style *nl r.riety, neatly executlB at {\i
•elite, on reasonable tarai». '
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forwarding Goods.
Feb 7, 1857.
24-ly *
R. C. McCAY,
nnrKY SPRING^ MISS.,
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Ln «old on iccomnaodiHuj 1 » ro
«*»*>!; 10 * 00 " ,l ' tJ ,tor %6.tr
July 11,
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Deal** in
Ten 3~c~* \J3t *j£l> t33 a
Medicines ami Cliemicals,
PAINTS AND OILS ,
' WINDOW GLASS, SASH AND PUTTY
L4HDB.RTH'» GARDEN Seed»,
DYE stuffs * GLASS WARF
pERruax*». VIRR SOAKS, ARD brushks,
Medical, 2!""'
STEEL PEN) 4 , QUILLS, AMD STATIONERY,
1 KTTER and CAP TAPER
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Blank Book», Superior Inks.
Pao«- Hangings, etc., etc. j
Pure Drugs and Medicines.
I HAVE on hand, and will be con- I
during tic Fall 1
New York
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constantly receiving
and Hinter anonthe. from
and Philadelphia, large supplies of th*
purest Drug» and Medicines, from the
beet houses.
QyePhysicians' Prescriptions will receive par
icuiar attention at all hours ©P he day aud night
February 15,1855.
Just Received, this Day,
EW L*rd—Fresh Flour.
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Fresh Garden Seed.
THRESH Garden Seeü, crop of 1858, just r« 1 ll
^ dec9 77 h. KING A CO
Just Received.
6 BALES of Lowels, Southern Manufsöh Jr, '
300 pair of best Qak Tanned Russe» ^nd
for rale by.
Feb. 16. 1859
FRANKLNBUSH k ENGLES!
ed
I TTardware.—A rresh supply JUI
LX1 which makes my stock complete.
apr24 äPOONER FOR
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SPARKLING CATAWBA
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CHAMPAGNE
At "THE SHADE*'
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IMACKEREL in kiti. Extra No'«"- 1 . Ur |e
I NÔ«lc<r«o Planter».
undersigned, having **P er , 1 ??® ' T5*'
•n, are now prepared to do all Kino ' «io
kw right work, at the shortest not .
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Comprising every article tobe thought of.
EVERY ON E IS IN V ß'E D
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PECANS AND ALMONDS,
I Constantly on ha»d and for sal« by
H. CARPENTER A CO.
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J. L. KENNARD,
POR T GIBSON, MISS.,
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MEN'S. YOCTlltB AND CUILDREN'S
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HARDWIRE,
Cliinu, Glass and Wood-Ware,
j ROOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS^ÿgrc
Ca.etliig«, Soap«, Caudles, Starch, Splrc^|dhl»
spl 1 YANKEE NOTIONS, <to.
tlfK have just received a new lot of Buggies
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majiearrangementswiththenftolurnnhua all we
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our f n ,„ds and customers will call soon and ex
* mi "c7rrUges and Buggle«.
fel .| confident ve can give satisfaction to a
Who purchase. We Will^soon have• lot ot W a,
*„n* Carts and Wheelbarrows, a.) ron axel#
J 0 ^' ^ manulac toiy of G. R. Man h k Bro.
j Their wagons are Will known in the Jouth. .
CALHOUN PLOWS
Will be constantly Etpton hand. M
.left yet. Those who k'
{the best plow that codes so hub *•«•* »c. «-.<**
iTimber Wheels, Screfs, etc. made to order on
ishort notice as our cusèmers may wish,
snort nosi GR1V1TH k GARRISOV.
Port Gibson, May 1711855
PORT GIBSON
CARRIAGE
iSismssY.
_ __ A few more
Those who Ipv e used them say they are
s to this market. Large
eeds. -Just receinî, a large stock ot Lan
dretb's Garden Seeé, warranted the growth
of 1857. [jan9] I A. R. LEONARD.
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1 I\I\ *ßL8- Lims (ïhomaston,)
1 U U ÎO bbls. Ce»eat, just received.
J. S MASON.
nov28
OTATOS—" The best in the world.
the small. ,
RJnnt to hand.
Is. Call on
P OTATO»—"me tw
Buck wheat-By
Flour aud Lard*
Oat» 500 bushels.
jan'JO
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J. S. MASON.
! Wows ! !
iws, to band and to arrive.
J. S. MASON.
Meceivei—2000 lbs Zinc white Paint
löTozen Pain!brushes, assorted,
or white-wash Brushes,
Coxefe Gellatia,
Lubin's Extracts, assorted,
FrangipaoL
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100
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Pomade
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Marshe s Truss««.
Common
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A.ft. LEOTARD.
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OF INTERET TO JL
fp undersigned begs leave > inform tha cit
£ ixen» of Obi>*< rne and alining counties
that ha has purchased the Rift of Cl; \Ni.
\ ! Ml.iAl.K lUUl.Vl CASK. T.—
«nr and beautiful article, unlikf anything ever
offered to the public before. TUeasket has none
I of the repulsive appearance whid all other Buri
al Cases or CofBns have. A snjly of all sizes]
constantly on ha;'.:!. The publilare invited tol
call an«l examine th* in. I .
All orders for the Casket orrooden Cofflin^
■ will be filled with despatch. Brial clothes ©f|
kinds furnished when ordern.
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J.\ 9, 1856. 46-ly.
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^^■1 K u." and full nssort
PiJor. Office and Hall
Vnufactory. we will
w, ' r than any höre
nd «pi end id stock
f the celebrated
jùa ditto, and some j
»atoms of Par- j
accunmodate 1
Al Siebes he also
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eavy Blaukts;
Negro tkr
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nkets;
Irey
Blanket Bawls;
lawls;
VI 'rappers:
real Irish Lin< i, assorted;
L. C. Han kerchiefs;
*75 Tartan
10A Saxon]
25 Mem
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AI-SD. FROM OERMAlf,
150 doz. cotton Socks «i
The above goods, coming diriwi from the very
place at whieh they are manuGLored, can and
will be sold at unheard-of low j fh
October 17,1857.
d Stockings.
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Heavy Importation of genuine
BLACK 1'f ALlASSIbXS
FROM THE VERY FA
[PEE STEAMER ASU
*- 00 YARDS, assorted width* and quulltic*
1 100 yards of BLACK SATIN.» superior *rti
ciP. suitable for V>sts, MantHlaslind Dresses.
Our lady customers are kindly requested to pay
particular attention to the aboi advertisement
S. BBRNHE HER A BRO.
RY!
Port Gibson, October 10, 185
Embroidered and Ibuwsk
Curtain Muslin,
BRASS BANDS AND PINS,
TN great varietv. and at pxtMvdy low prices
1 jan9 At BERNIlEi|Eil A BRO.'Ä.
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Fresh Armai.
UST RECEIVED—
40 bbls Extra St. Louis floir;
25 boxes Western Cheese
25 bbls Irish Potatoe*;
10 bbls superior Apples;
40 whole, half and qr boxes Sar Candles,
1 bbl Western Cranberries.
Call oa J. S MASON.
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Oct 10
Just Received
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T'LOUR,
BAGGING,
ROPE,
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LINSEYS,
AND JEANS.
1 20 bbls. Fagan's XXX choice ex. St.Ipuis Flour:
O. K. do.;
i do.;
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do do do
do- fancy superfine
10 hf bbls. do do do
4 bales India Bagging,
40 eoils baud made sud machine rope;^ »
1 bale Twine ;
2 bales 7-8 and 4-4 Lowells;
2 bales Kentucky Jeans and Linseys, |or sale by
sepll d L. KJ5IFER.
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OV U iulylO BERNHEIM
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Onion Sett».
BARRELS, jnsttreceived by
jan!5
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A. R. LEONARD.
AIINESTOCK'S Varaifüge
Me Laue 'a
' For sale b
J. H. KING A
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F LANNEL».—Karfr VlMpel IX yd«, w de, and eve
ry varietj of width! aui-Wlor, foi »nie Iw
23 1 . BEOUOOTW 4 BRO.
Buckwheat ! Buckwheat ! !
T UST n-om'New York, by ship Saa'l Adams
SO boxes freeh Buckwheat.«
J.S. MASON
IMPROVED EAGLE COTTON GINS.
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tUB luji« cot
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are now prepared
3çfi to fill all orders
. for t* - ir imj.r.iv.
< d G:i. Stands.—
i« killiBimMKtAII stands now
.C^v4~P?<tSfe» l made have the
Patrxt ImoriD
CmKDER Brush,
Patent Detatchkd Grates, and Patent Sudinu
Birrs and Motkiuj all of which are rxcdthitei.t
bt isl These Gins obtained A PRIZE OF
#1250 ANDHk GOLD MEDAL from the Govern
, ment of India for Ginning fine Cotton, aa also
i Medals from the World's Fair at London and
j New ^ ork. and combine all the lat»; improve
! meats In Machinery, and are warranted superior
j in every respect. In order to meet the great do*
! mand for these Gins, the Company have cstab
j lished a warehouse and workshop at the coiner of
Canal and Pbillippa streets, and with the stock
on hand at the established depot, No. 57 St.
Charles Street, feel confident of meeting all
ders promptly.
All orders should be addressed to
WM. L. CUSHING, Agent.
57 St. Charles st.
-'N e, Oj . ,*:o. use. io-tr
Mr. J. J. Person is tau duly authorized Agenf
of the Eagle Cotton Gin in Port Gibson, where
a sample stand may be scon. All orders left
with him will receive prompt attention.
^ rm °f A Garrison is this day dis
A b y niutual consent. T. Garrison will
a,t, ' nfi to ■***!!■§ >P ! ,l "' bvslaew of the firm,
t * UM ' e owing us on note or book accounts, are
requestfd 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 see our
friends and customers who may want anything
in the Furniture and Housekeeping line.
E. GRIFFITH.
. T. GARRISON.
or
DISSOLUTION.
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A Cant.
Having sold ont my interest in the Furniture
business to T. Garrison. I cordiall bespeak for
him a liberal ond continued patronage froinull
my friends and former customers.
feb'7tf
SADDLE, HARNESS, BRIDLE ANL
TRUNK '
I llUlin
MAHUJPACTQBY.
E. GRIFFITH.
No. 9, STAMTS' ROW, PORT GIBSON, MISS.
T IIEnndersigneu will keep con
stautly on hand and manufao
turc to order, all articles in his
line, of the best materials, and
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in the neatest and bost etyle. His Stock on hand
_ And well anryttd. lie offers the same at
low prices and accommodating terms to all
chaser*.
pur
Harness, Saddles, Whips, Hri
^dles, Trunks, VaUces, Carpet Bags,
Harness Trimmings, &e. &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 be made up to
order.
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He will also keep on hand a sup
ply of GIN BAND LEATHER. an.l
__'will manufacture Gin Bands to order.
Every article manufactured at his establish
ment will be warranted.
All Kinds of repairing neatly and durably exe
cuted.
Prices will be as low as can be aflordcd, and
ales will be made on accommodating terms.
L. P. WILLIAMS.
24-if
Feb. 7, 1857.
B liu* Lic k Water—By the Barrel and
Gallon, for sale by
raeh27 W. B. FULKERSON.
Lard.
KEGS and cans superior Lard, just re
ceived and for sale for cash.
25
I. S. MASON.
April 95
35
Attention, Planters!
LABORERS, AND MASTERS!
T HE undesigned has been appointed sole agent
for Olaibvue County, of the
Louisiana steam Clothing Factory,
for the sale of tKc articles of clothing inauufac
tured by the Oonrj.my. Samples of every arti
cle of clothing mate at tne factory may be sceu
at my store.
Schedules showing b
nished to plauters an», those who desire to sup
ply themselves witi Chtbing from this factory.
Orders left with me \ill be forwarded once a
week, and.parties orterlto may rely upon receiv
ing the articles within a «çek from the time of
forwarding the orders. \
The prices uf tliisclathingarelow, and all per
sons warning such articles wyild do well to call
and examine the samples andVaru the prices,
may22 W, B v FULKERSON.
ow to measure, will be fur
LANK ETS at $2 50 ; \
BLANKETS, at $3 00;
BLANKETS, at 44 \n ;
BLANKETS, fripi $10 to $15;
[nov28] \F0RBES\
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For sale at
EW Buckwheat—
nov28
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At W\K »8.
Clteap Carpeting.
F the richest texture, just received Hithe un
dersigned, aud for sale at uncnmnitqv low !
S. BERNHEIVIF« JfclRO.
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prices.
October 24. 1857
I
MOST COMPLETE
ASSORTMENT OF CIGAI^» !
13,200 Î
C
ALL HAVANA!
At WALKERS?
nov22
Stray Mule.
A
DARK brown horse mule, a stray, r^y
found at the Piuewoods plantai i on A R. T.
Archer and taken by the owuer on jyyment for
this notice. y^an 10
Jean» and Lit
, YARDS of Kent/ky Linseys ; -
650 yards or K' ou,ck y Jeaa8 » J
Just received and for as< e hf
July 18.1857. W. B.
Onions Dni°ns.
T HAVE jnst leceived a lot of BU f cl k/kffr""'
1 from St. Louis. _
Wax Patcot C» ndlc Ji
N f»ncv box«* of *» P° Bnri * at
y».
1900
FULKERSON.
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Ft HALE.
T HF. undersign offers for sale a splendid
STEAM SA^ILL. situated on the New
Orleans and JacksRajlroad. three-quarters of
a mile from the »ted depot, Bahala, and ten !
miles South of Ga^u. The rapid settlement]
of the surrounding jntry, he anticipated tow n,
and the undoubted ipletion of the road to this
point by the 1 st of(i{, t , r next, with the already
increasing demand. Ues ready sale for lumber,
th* re being no mill jrer than twelve mi!«s.—
To the mill is attacn^o acres of finely tim
bered land, with a sijjency opened for the pro
duction of corn, poj^es, etc., to supply the
employees and teamsjhe mill A comfortable j
Dwelling, with thejeessary out-houses,
tached. The mill-hoii« large and substantial
containing the latesL most improved
chmery; boiler 84 feeW, 42 inches in diame
ter,double fined; cirru^aw.54 inches diameter. j
Everything new and ipmplete running order. :
This mill, with sevetands, can cut between
five and six thou..DOS. ot lumber a day, hut
averages 4500 feet dailk-jthout extra labor oi I
strain of machinery.
Attached is one of Stub's superior 20-incb
French Burr GRIST M L$, capable of grinding
Irom 15 to IS bushels plhour. with sufficient
business to supply the
a Wagon and Team,
necessary to carry on ^ business-with an
abundance of water all s^jp«.
Terms easy For forth particulars,apply on
the premises, or to the u*isigned
a.
Ite with bread. Also,
Liber Car, Tools, etc.,
W. J. BRUNER,
or MAYES & Mt.SAPS, Agents,
April 11, »57.
Gallatin, Mi&s.
C3-lf
PLANTATION Oa SALE,
I OFFER FOR SALE VOlive Brandi
Place, situated three id a half
miles South of Jackson, Lacontain
ing *150 acres of land, of»hichi8*>
acres are cleared. The wdiand is
m
heavy set with a luxuria» t pwthof BaV. *>um
Popb:Ash, Holly. Uak and nwpaw. The im
provements consist ot a handunedwelling, goo»l
stable*, barn, kitchen, carriai house and othei
buildings nec ssary for comfoand
convenience.
ah new and ir. good repair, here is a well ct
excellent water on the place Apply early and
secure a great bargain.
T'-rms. $6000,1-2 cash and *2 payable in two
6 per cent interest In m the ay ot sale until
P««*- Apply either to PrestJ. C. Miller, of
Centenary College, or to the udtwsigne I on the
[premises.
J. 8MYLIE MtNTGOMERT.
Corn. Hay and Fodder oithe place.
Nov. 15,1856.
12-tf
TIRNIP SEED AND MUSTARD,
FRESH A XI) SUPEtm.
\\Tj have just received 200 tbs. Landretli's
* *\ Tnruip Seed, —ai jux ~~
3<A Ibe. Lexington Mustard, ihe liest in the
work A. R. LEO?ARD & CO.
Au^ist 15
51
\ At. Louis.
J USlreceived, Potatoes, Uniontand Cheese, at
Ocl0 VALKERS.
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In tlie World! 1 *
T HE Irgest aud finest asaortmeit of Fishing
Taoki, at WA LKER S.
JAMES JONES,
ARCHTFOT AND BUILDER,
joly31-tf
Port Gibson, Miss.
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J. F. GIRAULT,
FACTOR AND COMMISSION
merchant.
No. 21.4 arondflet Slrfet,
New Orleans, La.
July 18, 1856. \ 46-ly
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»mell large.
O nion Sets,—mst received and for sale by
jau23 W. B. FULKERoON.
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pair* oak tanned R'»"*et Brogan?
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Fanli ionable B»i»t anil Shoe Sliop.
tD 1 THE iiidt-rsigned would respect
fully in tria the citizens ot Port
f : •'•'©Gibson aid vicinity, that he has
jTv l >i l r . l i£!? l Biiî»lirt.y r wllSil
L.. ™ y pcc., to oarr.v on hi.,„„in f „ of lt*»I»X
Boots auu $|ioes.
Having been long at tie business, he flatters
himself that he can turn out such work as will
eminently sat.sly bis custouow. and he pladges
himself that promptness sha| l»e one of the chief
elements of his business. Ptrsons wishing Boots
and Shoes made or mended, bay rply ou getting
their work at the apoiated time. Call on me.
J.IG. SCHI ERLE.
50-ly
August 8, 1847.
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T0 THE PUBUG.
• stock
I ts to
A 8 I am anxious to dispose of try
of Goods, I now offer great indites 0
KSÄ .rafÄ»'
ÄffÄÄfflSÄRSKfS SÄ
their accounts with me, can a8 "tual by add
ing 25 percent. Noue bui/H-ompt cmdomer* need,;
apply. P#» B, S VVbAEINGHN*
Grand Gulf. Dec. &,«57-tf
et»
JUNIUS L. JOHNS»»*'
. 1 . *. a co.,
WHOhSSAI.3 GROCERS,
AND
PRODUCE MERCHANTS
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NEW ORLEANS.
Jan. 31, 1857.
23-ly
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BY STATE A U T H O R I^T Y.
CHOICE FIRST CLASS IWSCRÀ^CE»
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OF HARTFORD. CONN.
Calls the attention "of ite friends, patrons, and tho -
public generally, to the following (acts : f
or its having
A Cash Capital or V>00,tH)tyÎ
With Assets amounting to
til, 30*7.000 -AJ3I J
Has transacted business eucece: fully litvigl
years, and continuée to progress in *
* Health, Wealth and VUttlily.
Paid an Aggregate Lobs of ovm
$ 10 , 000 , 000 . -
Is organized on a National basis, with local afl
cics in ail the principal place» under a
cant de sy stem ; f ounded on a cash stan J
dard, with an mviable reputation
alike the same on the banks of
the Hudson or the Missis
sippi, the Gulf of Mexi
co, or the Northern
Lakes; pre
. Editing a
powerful orgimi
v r.ation as a cnnscmRor of
public good and bond of integrity; -
equal to all emergencies it undertake*. woi tlivfLs
STABILITY AND DIGNITY M
of aa _
Eminent American Corporation :
ON MERIT ALONE
Fouading its claims to Patronage and i avor,
Affording superior facilities and security ia »•*
ters of Insurance—Commercial. M^clanwpi
cal or rural, while racking fur
importance and pntblic ' -vice
THE FIRST „ V W*
Of Fire Insurance Companies of Amerigt.
IN.SIRES AT
Rules and Rates as liberal as the j»*ks a
permit for solvency and fak'proflt.
Especial attention given Insurance
of DWELLINGS aud CONT^* 1 "'
of from one to five years. ,, . B
Losses equitably *A) u ^d and promptly
p.td.
June -ti _57 **~ lx Agent at Port Gibson.
MU^f€AL INSTRUMENTS.
A MERICAN and German Guitars, Accordéon
Vigils and Bows at various Prices. Also a
arge »iaortment of New Music Instructions for
ViolA, Guitar and Flute.
A. R. LEONARD.
July 9, 1856.
46-ly
J. R. PATTON,
W. H. P*TTON.
PATTON & PEYTON,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
^tODXKT, MISS..
H AVING formed a partnership for the practice
of the Law, will give tfi&r jolAt nttentku
to all business entrusted to (heTr charge 6i the
Probate and Circuit Courts qf Jefferson, and In
the Circuit Courts of Claiborne und Copiah coun
May 9. 1«57.
ties.
37-ly
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HAVE just received—
Most* Side, by Marion Ilorlatxl;
Nothing to Wear ;
Noihing to Say, by Docsticks ;
Tucker'« History of the United States; *
The War Trail;
Rons on Smvery ;
Souvenirs of Travel, by Mme. •
number of other new and intereFtioff iîookp.
_ALSO
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j Oct.T7,1857. A. R. LEONARD.
, Cft*ll
rpn advance v«Bolton for shipment to our
| 0>hnelv A Champlin. New Orleans,
d 17 JOHN BUCKINGHAM
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attention planters.
y HAVE just received, by the steamboat
/ 'Hiawatha" a fresh supply of Negro*,
/ which swells e number now on hand to forty'
Those wishing lo purchase will do well to
call at the "Cottage" and examine before buy
ing elsewhere, as it may be to fhnir advantage
JOHN HUNTER '
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SrK AU MARBLE WORKS.
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CHAHLCO HUIE ^ GO
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CINCINNATI, OHIO.
M ONT; MEATS.
Nfantels. statuary and cabinet-slabs of the
I choicest native and Italian marbles at pricea
whifh challenge competition. Carving and
gracing executed by the best artigts.
/ron railing and cemetery enclosures furnished
|MM "Address,
A. J. LEVIS, Agent foraMitsissippi
Washington Hall, Poit Gibaon.Mias.
June 5. 1858-td#c5*
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