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Laws of the United States.
Twenty-Seyenth Co"rrcss-First Session.
IPugLic-No. A.


[PuaLic-No ~
AN ACT repeal the Ac entitled Act provide for the col
lection, -ae keeping transfer and disbursement OF the Public
Revenue and provide for the punishment OF emb,zler
Public Money. End for oh,r purpose.
tie Eaei Stot,s Of America In Congress assembled That
entitled An Act provide for the collection safe keeping
aner and disbursement OF the public approved
tue fourth day OF July A d. thousand eight hundred and
forty be- and The IS hereby repealed Porlded aray
That for any offences which may have been committed against
the provisions OF the seventeenth section OF the sad act the
offenders may be prosecuted and punshed according those
and that al bonds executed under the provisions
SAID act and all civil rights and liabilities which
accrued under said and the therefor shall renan
herein contained 10 the contrary Notwithstanding
SEC. . 1nd bet further eaacte} THAT any officer charged
with the safe keeping transfer disbursement public money.
connected with the Post Office Department shall conTer to
his any way whatever, shall by way OF IN
venen in any kind Of property merchandise or shall oan
with without interest any portion Of the public moneys
trusted him or safe keeping transfer disbursement or Tor
auy other purpose every such act snail be deemed ana
be of cnbezzieen Of much Of said
shall be thus taken converted invested used loaned winch
Is hereby dec!ed 10 be felony ami the neglect or refusal 10
pay demand any public moneys mis- hands upon the
presentation OF draft order drawn upon him. aud
signed by the Secretary the Treasury transfer dis
burse any such moneys promptly according to law the legal
requirement superior officer shall be prima face evidence
Of such conversion his OF much OF the Pg6lc
United States and all advising or knowingly and vi"
ngy participating such embezzeent upon beng convicted
thereof before any Court OF the United States OF competent
Jurisdiction shall for every such offence forfeit and pay TO the
United States fine equal the of the money enbcz
zed and shall suffer Imprisonment Tor term not less an SIX
months than five years
SEC j. ind be further cnacted That the entitled An
regulate the deposies OF the public money approved
the nhird day Of JuSe eighteen hundred and thTysx
excepting The thirteenth and fourteenth thereof be and
the same hereby is. repealed.
SEC Ind be further enacted That much of an act
passed the fourteenth of prl eighteen hundred and thirty six
entitled An making appropriations for the payment OF the
Revolutionary and other of the United States for the
year eighteen hundred and thrsx provides that no bank
Of less denomination than dollars and after the tird
day OF March eighteen hundred and tryseve no bank note
of less denomination than twenty dollars shall be offered IN
payment any whatsoever which money is be paid
by the United the Post Office Department be- aud the
same hereby is, repealed JOHN WHITE,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives..
SAMUEL l.. SOUTHARD,
President Of The Senate pre- tempOre
Approved August 10, lSil JOHN TYLER.
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SiHU VI d s-VU 7 IT FNINU1
President cf The Senate pre- tempOre.
Approved, August 10, 1871.
JOHN TYLER.
fPURLIc-So. 81.
II NnYv Pensioners.

An ACT provide Tor the payment Of Nayv Pcasioners
Be enacted Sc That the Of hundred and thirty
thousand hunared and sxtysx dollars and SIX cents IS
hereby appropriated be paid money the Treasury
otherwise appropriated for the of pensions and
hapay cargeabe the navy pension fund Procded That
all widows children of all naval cer marines
deceased and entitled receive make proof OF their
pensions under the of the Sd of March eighteen hundred
next session of Congress but widow children OF any
val officer seaman who may hereafter die shall be
entitled pension by virtue only of provision In the said
SEC A1d bet further eascted That officer
marine entitled pension roa the navy pension fund who
receives from the Public Treasury shall receive more from
said fund than sufficient make the whole amount received
from both the equal the pay fixed by
law for the grade which the officer marine
belong, officer service which he may be
gagged during year. that officer shall receive pay the
time both pensioner and officer in service
Approved, August IL ISL
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Il II E T RI B u N E.
NETWORK, MONDAY MORNING, AUGUST 49,

LATEST FROM TIE BoUSDARY-TropGls Brectng-The
Woodstock New Brunswick) Telcgraph states that Gen
Dickson and Col Bazaeae had arrived that place. and
proceeded Immediately to the Disputed Boundary on the
lower ST john and adds the following ntelligence:-
we DESTROYS of drawing public attention 10 the ex
that prevails the neghborhood of the Boundary
Line consequence of the proceedings OF the American
party OF exploration We have been informed that they
running new line East OF the Otd boundary cutting down
and leaving space of from forty eighty wide and
marking the United States Boundary Line" The angle
formed by this direction Of the line is said be srcar
that several extensive cearngs belonging farmers
the back settlements have been taken IN and included rs
property We have heard of several farms losing
from 30 100 acres, and particular have been
informed, has been entirely included the State of Maine
and idea held that those persons become Amer
subjects, which has caused degree Of
We that the of exploring party are not
binding but we look at the Interior advantages that
n6lgboIs will endeavor reap from submitting this
line OF conduct The probability is that yeats will
eapc before final settlement of tho question takes place
In the the marks of the old line will de-
iaced and when Joint commissioners from the respective
for the final ument of this perpexng
question: shall be told, here the boundary that you
sisted and estabshhee is the limit that you your
selves have assigned New Brunswick BY this means
shall be overeached former occasions. Apart from
this view OF the matter do think that absolutely
cessay that something be done aay the excitement. We
shall not be surprised TO hear ut collision taking place
Attempts have been already made interfere and prevent
the commissioners from proceeding. We have
think that before they reach the ST. John they will be obliged
desist. If the line be prosecuted the angle
which started before they reach the ST Lawrence,
WHITTIER understand they intend running there
believe that the commits will have carried it three
four miles farther the eastward than antici
pated.
I'VE should be sorry hear of any obstruction being Of
ed any party endeavoring afford such information
might lead settlement Of this bone of contention yet
under all circumstances do blame turner's for
pressing their Indignation such understandable proceed
ings. We do find fault with the for
deayorng throw light upon this important subject
let them explore any where through the province but what
right have they line of their construction and
mark the boundary of the United States! We tell
ghbors that folks have much chcancry
pasticed former occasions, that they will submit
any longer"
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MERCHANTS GUIDE
AND CATALOGUE OF PRICES At
NiRSIilLL'S TROY SHIRT MANDATORY,

4 : THERE Is NO OTHER ESTABLISHMENT OF THE
n Kind IN tins c-unry, ompcuton
quarter proof of cheapnes, of goods
csssny than fact fer all parts of the
country.
Merchant, III parts who purchasing their goods
the dry goods viii do well inquire goods Of
osr manufacture the that other kinds
kept by them.
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SECOND REGIMENT OF T. 5. ARrILIERY.-Ths fine rcgi-
ment the best disciplined in the army under the
mand OF Col Bankhead. arrived in this city last evening from
Buffalo, the boats of the Troy and Ere and Derto Lines
They number between 90 and 500 men, and down
from Buffalo in fifteen canal boats The regiment its
rival here embarked board the bargcs OF g. f Griffith
Co.'S Transportation line and departed for Newlork. The
in fine condition. and under admirable discipline
ROY
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~ boy naSrcd Godfrey Myers, aged l6 formerly in the
employ of Mr. Dexter T. King Of Boston has been arrested
in that city for stealing letter of the Post Office He
conesscs that he has obtained several letters within few
months. containing in all about SO.
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70 The Augusta Chronicle that the Savannah River
navgabc order for the largest class OF boats,
and there every prospect of its continuing through the
remainder OF the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-08-23

TOUGH Boards
DLEASURE In SHAW by the 5 ofCHAPMAN'S
a MAGIC RAZOR SrROP with which person keep
whether land. presents
different sharpening with
the ordinary and
calfkn. Retail prices 80 IS
81 81 81 30 EACH according and outward finish
performing part IS Strop the 81 So
| CHAPMAN, 1872 Wiliam-st.
the performing Of IS Stop warranted 10 be
superior Geo Saunders best So EACH and the returned
if the purchaser n. dissatisfied. iy}1
WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE.-The under
w signed offer sale wholesale and RETAIL Broom. Tubs,
Pals Brushes Mats and Baskets Of descriptions Cords Cor
comprising genera. and offered for sale low by
MEEKER & SHAW, I95 Westinghouse
au7 I'm opposite the Market
SARATOGA WATER, from the Iodine Spring-rhe 10
~ DINE SPRING much Iodine and Carbonate o
gnc any other fountain consequently the most po"er"
apvrent 1t highly charged with Cabonc Gass
which renders pungent and delightful drink
A. A. KELLOGG, Owner, Saratoga Spa
Sold az wholesale and retail IN A. b. d. Sands
druggists end 100 Fultons; retail BY David sand. Col
Broadway J. K Chiffon, 263 Broadway Mban eS Sfoadway
Socum, Broadway Cnamherss Sou'Igrd nnd Del
lrc Broadway Park Row Ru-hton Apinwa 20 W nhS
Minor 1873 Broadway .7o Broadway Ring of Bfoad"ay
DodA 6i2 Broadway; Cogreba i2 Pearl s Bnge kosehmI
81 Blocker Hill 7O3 cenwich- jennings Bennett ioc
(reen~chs Burger 50 koton i97 East Bro ad"ay
auilm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-08-23

Yeas and Nays in the Senate on Thursday the question
OF passing the Bank BILL in spite Of the Presidents Veto
YEAs-Messrs. Barrow, Bates Bayard Berren, Choate.
Clay Of ksnasky Dixon Evan, Graham Henderson Hun
PentsS Preston Smnons Smith of Indiana, Southard Tall
madge, White. Woodbridge-25
NAYs-Messrs. Allen, Archer Benton Buchanan Calhoun,
Clay of Alabama Clayton Cuthber, Fulton, King Linn, Nc.
Roberts, Mou,on Nicholson Pierce, Rves Sewer Sturgeon
Tappan, Walker, Williams Woodbury. Wright Young-24.
The Yeas being less than two-thr the bill defeated
70 PASSAGE OF THE BANKRuPr BuL.-The following
the Yeas and Nays the House on the final passage
the Bankrupt Bill:
YEAs-Messrs. Adams Allen, 5. j. Andrews Arnold Ay-
ergg Babcock Baker Barnard Black Blair Boarman Bor-
den Briggs Brockway Bronson NJ Brown Burne Calhoun
Thos Campbell Caruthers Childs Chueuden j. c. Clark
~ Clarke Cowen Cranson Cravens, Gushing, q. Davis,
William c. Dawson Join b. Da,cSon Deberrv John Edwards
Everett Fessenden Fillmore, A l. Foster Gamble Gates r
T. Goode Greis Habershnm Hail. Halsted w. Hastings,
Henry Howard Hudson, Hunt JAS Irwin. William w. Irwin
James w c. Johnson. D. Jones j. + Kennedy King Lane,
Lawrence Linn Mason. Mathio Maxwell Maynard Meri-
wether Moore Morgan Morris Morrow, Nisbe;, Orborne
Pearce Pendeton Powell, Benjamin Randall Alexander Ran
dali Randolph, Rayncr Rdsway Rodney Rocseret. Russell
satonsa Sergeant Smenon Slade Smith, Sellers, Stany,
Siokely Straon, John 7. START Talaferro. Richard W.
Thompson Tllnghast Toand Toinson Van Rensselaer,
Lewis Williams c. H. Williams J. l. Williams Winthrop,
WOOD, Yorke, =. Young, John Young-ll0.
Opposition in Naltcs-3
NArs-Messrs L. w AndrepS Arlington, Anterior, Banks
oeSson b'dnck BrdSeye, Bots BOVINE, Boyd A v Brown,
T. brown Breen, Burke William Butler Vim. o. Butler,
Green W Caldwell, Patrick C. Caldwell John Campbell.
y b CGmpGA, Cary. Chapman, Clifford Clinton, Coles,
Gross Damel hch D. Davis. Dean Doan, Dog, Eastman,
John c Edwards Esber Ferris John G. Floyd Charles
Fioyd F0rn9nce T. f Foster Gentry Gerry Glmer, Cog
gn w, q Goode G0TdOn Graha Cuisine Harris John
Hastings; hayti Holmes Hopkins Houek Houston HUBBARD.
Hunter lngerso, Jack Cave Johnson j. w Jones' Kei,n
4 Kennedy, Lewis Liue6ed Abraham Mcclellan, Robert
Mcclellan MeKay ,MttaRory' Marchand T. r MARSHAL Ma
lhews NdttockS Medil Miller Newhard Par.nen,er Payne
Pckens, Plumer, Pope, Profit Ramscv Rednr, Pepcber
hhet' Riggs Rogers Saunders Shaw Segps,d Skies shy
Turney, Cadsytrood, Van Buren, Ward Wnrer.nr Uausr
Westbrook ]. w. Williams Wfse-lo6 y ''N''
Wings in NaAes-24.l
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INDIA RUBHEgs CLUTI3.

nEALERS deceived would retain
~ supply them he article which hcow-
ic5ged greatly
Ny Cloth marked a. has never
been equaed for beauty of hardness aud durability
while IA Cloth, which .c % e2 cents yard Is
warranted respect fully equal and generally much bcttSr
than the Cloth made the ordinary aud with The small old
fashioned machinery good supply hand OF the various
qualities HORACE H. DAY, Susceort L. Roxbury l. K Co..
au2 Pm l36 Maiden lane.
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To the Editor of The Tribnns

Both branches of the Legislature may concur in resolu
ton of decided dissent and the Governor the
power conferred on hri by Constitution, and
the Legislative action may be defeated.
[Presldent Tylers Yeto Message.
appears that the President has been very unfor
adducing the above supposed instance in which the
will of the People expressed through their Representatives
successfully opposed by the ceto of the Governor For
orenor read President, in tho above extract, and Mr.
Tyler has drawn his own portrait. a. H. &.
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IRA 10 LETTING spacious five story building No 5ri
8 of DuaneeeI and be occupied a,
offices for gentlemen and those OF the hne arts or
lodging rooms. The Rooms Will he lei follows, VIZ
well lighted 81 feet broadway by lOO feet
on uanc-srcct, at $500 per year, good cellar
Broadway, 80 feet deep $50 also Room
the rear Store fronting Dune-stree 30 feet deep
$500 There are entrances Room Duanct
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The VEro.-SrSeuLAR CoIScIDENcE.-When the Loco
iOcos power in 1882 they passed bill incorporating
Bank the United States which vetoed by their Pre
dent Jackson. Wing Congress has passed similar
M which has with the reception from their Pres
dent, Tyler
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W Il like my advertisements in The Tribune, y
sad gentleman the other day :" l am ashamed of
their company. l haze been mixed up with vencss and
immortality in advertising bat will not be again"
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SirAs voted for You Is OF my representatives in
Congress- have right 10 ask YOU explain why you de-
serted Your post the very when YOU were most
wanted in Congress.
Was it that you might come here Corporation Attorney
and Try poor butcher for selling without license or
dodge the question the Bankrupt Bill
Come like man, and say whether you would have
voted with against your party that great measure
had been present when called short and frank
is expected by ONE OF YOUR CoNsrlTuESTs
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PS-There spacious all the above rooms from
Broadway .. 80 =,
For further particulars apply R. ISELToN GO Broadway
- ,,a ,shoIo "a il, To-, IN ono tenant # desired au3 II
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ID 0CKASvAY FAYEL1ON-Tans leave Brooklyn az
h hnlfpast A. NJ, half-pus 4 and half past = NJ
the Pavilion and
will find Wrtering Place the
forts and private resdencs with the elegance aud refine
the prncey establishment the Continent OF Europe
aul2 If
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LATEST FROM TUE BoUNDARY-TrosGls Brertng.--
Woodstock New Brunswck) Telegraph that Ger
Dickson and Col Bazaleatte had arrived at that place. and
proceeded Immediately to the Disputed Boundary on the
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Oct. 5, 1871.
MARsHAL,s SALE.

Henry ,s y,s smith # F.. S. E District ret Court,
6sman Claiborne. Southern District.
say virtue Of the above stated Plu. FL
Ed Pa. 10 me directed, from the Homo
rahIe Circuit Court of the United States
for the Southern District of Mississippi,
| will expose to public sale at the court
house door in the town of Canton, Madi-
ison county,
On the 4th Monday IN October neat,
the following described lands, levied do, on
as the property of the defendant oi"i-
borne, viz:
lots numbers five and seven IN secllol
6fteen. and northwest quarter and ives YES
half northeast quarter, and south ha
&c section twenty-five, and norm ives
quarter and west half, southwest guar
ter Of section twenty-seyen, and east ha a.
northeast quarter, and east halt noflp
vest quarter of section twenty-elght, an
lots numbers four, six, seven and eign
~ section twentp-one; all in townsnl
ton. range two east, containing IA
acres more or less. -
Sale to take place within the hou
prescribed by law. ,r1ul
P'0 ANDERSON MILLER, Marshal
Q ByJ. S. GoocH, Dep Mar.
Canton, September Is, 1871. :
Pr. fee S14.
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MARsHAL,s SALE.

James Dick ct al surv'r Circuit Court Uni
Andrews & Hardeman.S District.
Alias Fl. Fa 10 November Term. l34t
ERY virtue Of tsse above stated writs
- to me directed, | will expose to pub
lie sale at the court house door IN the /
town OF Canton, Madison county,
On the Isl Monday in Norember neat,
the following described lands, viz
j The northwest quarter of section Sc
ven; lots nos. six and seven 10 section
six; the west half, east quarter OF section
seven the north half, southwest quarter
of section five, township eleven, range
: five, east; the north half and south west
: quarter OF section thirty five, township
! twelve, north range five east; the south.
: east quarter Of section thirty-four, and
n west half, southwest quarter of section
twenty-six, township twelve, north range
u FIVE east.
= Also, an undivided interest of two
. thirds in the following lands, viz: th'
northeast quarter Of section thirty-iour
township twelve, north range five east
the east half, south east quarter OF sec
- ton twenty eight, same township an
81 range; the east half, northeast quartz
to OF section thirty three, same townshl
Ie- and range; the north ives. quarter OF SCI
ton thirty -four, same township an
-, range: the southeast quarter OF sectlo
ms. tbir1v-fve, same township and rang
. the west half, southwest quarter OF Sc
. ton nty-seven, same township al
range; the northeast quarter OF sectl'
thirty-two, township twelve, range
east; the southeast quarter and CT
half, southwest quarter of section 1--WE
,, ty-nine, township twelve, range SIX ca
the northwest quarter oil section TWEEN
eight. same township and range;
n west half, northeast quarter OF sect
- tbirty-three, township twelve, range /
east: the east half, northwest quar-
IN. of section thirty-two, township twel
RANCE six east Levied on as the I
NO g perty of defendant Hardeman, and
be sold to pay plaintiffs debt lnte'
and costs.
err TO Sale 10 take place within the nc
the prescribed by law
their ANDERSON MILLER Marsha
v re- By JNo. S. GoocH, Dep. VI
September %, l841. -
9m Pr. fee $21. -
TsS p. S. The sale of the above descr
- nropertv will take place at the
House at Jackson by consent OF ''n'
faadant Hardeman
isS. J. ).
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MARAHAI,s SAFE.
N. & J. Dick & Co. Y. $. Circuit es.ai.

N q J. Dick d Co. y ). circuit
William F. Smith. District.
EDY virtue of the above stated AL. Plu.
% Fl. Fa. 10 me directed, from the
Honorable Circuit Court of the United
States for the Southern District of Mis-
sisslppi, will expose to public sale at the
court house door in the town of Canton,
Madison county,
On the first Monday in October mert,
the following described property, levied
on as the property of defendant Smith,
viz: all of section seven; northeast quar-
ter Of section eighteen; the north halfof
section twenty; the north halfof section
| twenty-one; the south half Of section Sc
venteen, township eleven, range four
. east, containing seventeen hundred aud
/ sixty acres; the north half, west half,
northeast quarter of section twenty-slx
a west half, southwest quarter of section
twenty-three; northwest quarter OF sec
\ ton TWENTY-FIVE; the south half, south
a east quarter. south half, east half, south
, west quarter Of section fifteen; west halt
:. southwest quarter Of section fourteen
.. west half, northwest quarter OF sector
ID twenty three, township eight, range tw
~ west, containing five hundred and sixt
n acres; the east haIf, south east quarter {
r. section eight; the west half, north-ea'
ID quarter Of section nine; the north-we'
IN quarter and southwest quarter of sectio
% ten; the east half, northeast quartz
a.. Of section seventeen the south-we
nd quarter of section nine; the east ma
on northeast quarter of section nine' tow
CIV ship eleven, range four east, contalnIi
-. EIGHT hundred acres; the east ha
en southwest quarter, north half. west ha
-. southwest quarter of section twelve;
- east half, southwest quarter OF sect
tbe twenty; the west half, southwest Gu
;no ter of section thirty-six; and the e
sya half southeast quarter OF section ihir
49, five, township eleven, range three, 81
I've =, containing three hundred and sixty ac
:. 80 - i'm all three thousand four hundred
will eighty acres.
We. m.s, Sale to take place within the hours
scribed by law.
=, : ANDERSON MILLER, Marsha
ou's BY J. S. GoocH, Dep Ma
!, Canton, August Esd, 1841-
- Pr fee gel. IA
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MaRsHAI's SAFE

u.,,;l,on Murray No. las
- Al ,xoo u : District Ceuri.
Isaac Bass & sureties. Soaihern Dsst'.SA
~Y virtue o. the above stated Al. Pi's-
- Fl. Pa. 10 me directed. from the
Honorable Circuit Court Of the Unitei
safes for the Southern District Of Mis-
sissippi, will expose to pubic SO
the court house door IN the tow o. Naa'
ton, Madison county,
On he 4h Monday in October "rrt'
the following described land. lsV'ea \ 7,
Iasthe property ordefendanl Na'haa'el I
Taylor. viz: the southeast qaas.s .
Of section seventeen, township sevea
range two, east, containing one hona''
and sixty acres. =, -.
Sale to take place within tue N'-
. prescribed by Law. 81,
BY. s. GoocH, Deputy Marshal
: Canton. September l6, lSli-
Pr. fee 10 50
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TAX COLLECTIONS SALE.

e WILL expose TO public sale, before
Z the court house door in the town Of
Canton,
On Monday The Cd dGyof AHgust, ls4l.
The east half, southwest quarter,
west half, southeast quarter, and south
half, east half, northeast quarter OF sec
tion two, township eight, range Two
west, containing about COS acres Sol'
for the taxes of A. W. Henson, 10
1887.
Taxes due, 50 40. Pr. fee. $40.
]. II. VANNOY.
Assessor f Collector.
Canton, June4, Is4I.
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MARTIN s MCLEAN,
HAvE Just received and OiieF Tor S1'S
u IL at very low rates;
IA bbls Mess Pork, very heavy,
00 casks BACON. assorted,
Gao nieoes kentucky Baggins,
500 coils Rope,
30 bbls Old Whiskey,
- Cofrse.- Nails, Flour, Sc sc
Ths-' a~s Drepared to advance Cash
on consignmentso 81 Cotton an - H..
articles Of prOduee-ihslf NasS- - I.
- -. ar.;rs, Fire and Water.
Pi001 . Commercial Row Leyee 81
NO : Vicksburg. Mss
15-3n