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TEHuANrErEo.-se. int resting letter, LIST page

EAST PAsCAGoULA HoUsE.-Tnis favorite Wa
tering place, so long and so well known 10 orr
citizens is open for the season. The Proprietor's
advertisement will be found in this paper. 1t is a
delightful location, and possesses all the natural
advantages which can be desired, for pure air and
sea bathing. The Hotel has been renovated and
enlarged, and ample provision made for all the
amusements usual at watering places, and all the
good fare which the markets of Mobile and New
Orleans can furnish. There is daily communica-
ton, and sometimes several opportunities per day,
in both directions.
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BENEFIT OF Mr.. JOHN GATELY.
Homeopathic and Water-Cure Books,
RECEIVED AND FOR SALE
BY T H o 5. L. w HI T e,

BY THOS. L. HITE,
No. SO Canal st.
HARTMAN'S THEORY of Acute Diseases and their
Homeopathic Treatment By Chas. J. Hempei. la 2 vols
RUOFF'S REPERTDRY OF HOMEOPATHIC
MEDICINE. Ana ogealy arranged Translated by A. Hokie.
TRANSACTIONS of the American Institute of Home-
opahF.
STAFF'S ADDITIONS to the Moteur Medica Pura.
Tansla ell BY Chas. J. Hempe
RUCK ERT'S Therapeutics of Homeopathy or. Out
lines o Successful Hoinrof athIc Gases.
RAU'S ORGANOR Of the Specific Healing Art; With
Present Condition the Homeopathic School.
HUFELAND'S ENCHl kIDION MEDICUM; Or The
Practice OF Medicine the Result. OF II Years
HOMEOP Attic VETERINARY MANUAL
BECKER Consumption onstpation. Eye, Dentiti0n.
JARR'S HUMG0PATHtC REMEDIES.
WEISS ON THE WATER-CURE.
JOHNSON'S RESULTS OF HYDROPATHY.
HYDR1ATlCS; Or, Manual of Water-Cure.
N. B. large of MEDICAL BOOKS of the different
Practices n use, for sale as above. jel8 81
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GREAT PEDESTRIAN MATCHBOX Friday the
28,h inst, most interesting race is to come off
over the Union Course, l.. L., of eleven miles in an
hour. The prizes $500 to the first, $50 TO the
second, and 500 to the third, provided each com
pletes tine distance. Noentrance money is required,
but the purses are open to all. Smoke, Sieeprock,
Barlow, and other crowders are invited to come on
~ Y Shirt of the Times
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90 We are under obligations to Captain Place,
of the steamship Portland, for late Galveston pa
pers Capt. Place deserves the thanks of the press
generally for the prompttude and politeness he OBJ
serves in attending to their interests.
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MURDER IN CHARLEsToN.-Two negroes have
been arrested In Charleston for the murder of Thos
Morrison, one Of the night watch, for stopping
them late at night. They Killed him, and threw
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DEATH OF MARIA EDGEwoRTH The cele.
brated Maria Edgeworth, the once popular novel
list, died after few hours illness on Monday
morning, May 81, at Edgeworthtown, in the county
OF Longford. The lamented deceased was in her
elghtY-third year.
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UNION COURSE, L. I.-Monday. June 4. Pa
cling Match for S400-Mile heats, best 3 in 5.
James Whelpey s b. q. Gen. Taylor. in a snky...2
L. Davls's 10. n. Lazy BerRs. IN awagon........1 dis
Tine, 240-2:37.
The mare won the first heat by half length;
in the second Wl,eipley got upset in front of the
distance stand and his horse led over The score
without him 1t asceriained after the heat
that Davis the jockey of the mare, was tho pounds
short of weight, and consequently she was distan-
ced. Why not distance both spirit of The Times
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OF The NewYork Express says that Gen. Tay
Tor was inclined to give Col. Webb the mission to
Spain, but that certain " indiscretions - of the
Coonel's life were arrayed against him that the
Cabinet " wonld not press the appointment and
" the President did not feel at liberty to take the
resZOusijliifU -
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AsToR PLACE RIoTs, New YoRK.-Some Gu
rlous Developments have been made in the New
York investigations into the Aslor Place riots. 1t
appeared in evidence that Messrs. d. C. Pell and
Moses II. Grinnell, who were on the committee
which invited Mr.. Macready TO play again, made
arrangements to-have in the Theatre a body of
supporters of Macready to put down his hssailants.
According to the statement of one of the witnesses,
he received liz tickets from Messrs. Grinnell and
Pell, which were in part given away, and left at
various drinking places for the use of the support
ers of Macready. The parties who made the
rangement with these gentlemen are in prison as
rioters These gentlemen appear to have managed
very badly. Theypersuade Mr.. Macready, against
his own better Judgment to appear before the
public, in defiance of a threatened (meute They
undertook to support him, and as it appears, hired
a sort of mob, with which to fight down another
mob, and got beaten last. The whole thing was
badly conceived, and foolishly executed.
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QUEER CALCULATIONS. The editor of the
Yankee Blade says: " 1t wouId he curious
sight to see all the babies in the United. States.
under five years age, together; they wonid make
pretty little collection of 2, 400 600 What squall-
ing there would be should they all be spanked at
the same time, and what great heap of sugar
plums it would take to Qnet them 80
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FINE SHIRTS

t. We have complete of fine Linen
and Cotton SHIRTS. made
abed guaranty These pressy
TONER'S and are of COURSE in the latest styles, and made
materials and in the best
GUINNESS Il BUSH
je2-lm2d, Dealers in Fancy Articles IL Camp st.
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GOVERNMENT SUPPLIES FOR CALIFORNIA. -
The ship Far West has sailed from New York for
San Francisco, with Government supplies from the
Brooklyn Navy Yard. She also had fair number
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Exchange Place, adjoining The PostoGice, ~ Orleans
NEW Wells.
CLEMENT LORIMER; Or, The Book the Iron Clasps.
FAMILY FAILING by ihs Author OF ten Pecked Husband
MEMOIRS OF MY YOUTH, by Lanarine.
MORDAUNT HALL, by Mrs Marsh.
MY UNCLE THE CITRATE, by the Author Bachelor OF
VALERIE, by Marryatt. 1.-THE Albany &c
SEA LIONS Or, The Lost sealers, by Cooper. "
MIDNIGHT SUN, by Fredrika Bremen. =
The OLD JUDGE, by the u hor o Sam Slick.
THE DISCIPLINE OF LIFE, by Author OF MARY Barton
MARY BARrON-A Tale of Manchester Life Iri3t m ga mn
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o. The following is a list Of passengers of the
steamship Portland, which arrived yesterday from
Port Lavaca via Galveston
James Cook and lady. Mrs Kerr. A. Brscoe aud lady, ].
N. b. Crooks and lady, Ms. O'Connei. Miss MoIdock,
Mrs Conrad Capt. Walsh Messrs Harris. Jones. Carter
Stems, Atkins. Chsnman, Wade, Ennis, MARROW. Calvert
Lindsey DeHauo. Rogers Jones, Glass Lane, Leonard
Lyon, Foster. Alen-and ii on deck.
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DIPLOMATIC APPOINTMENTS, ETC.-Wdshing-
ton, June 8, 1Si9-We understand that ex-Gov-
ernor Graham, of North Carolina, has positively
declined the mission to Spain, on account of his
Waddell, of North Carolina, will be appointed
The diplomatic appointments to Russia, Mexico,
Rio Janeiro, China, and the Barbary States, are
yet to be made. There are very few applicants for
the African posts For the Mexican mission, Gen.
Waddy Thompson, of South Carolina, and Ma
thaniel L. Tallmadge, Ex-Governor of Wisconsin.
formerly U. S Senator from New York } are the
most prominent candidates - though Robert p
Letcher, Ex-Governor of Kentucky may get it.
MIR. Crttenden recommended Letcher for place
in the cabinet; but as he did not obtain one he is
considered good for foreign mission. The cab-
net held a consultation, yesterday, in regard to
foreign appointments, but there was nothing deter
mined npOD.-N y. Heral4
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MARYLAND FINANCEs.-The finances of Mary
land are said to be in such prosperous condition
at the present time that Gov. Thomas contemplates
recommending to the Legislature its next session
reduction of the taxes. The sinking fund is
becoming immense, and should the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad be completed in few years. and be
enabled to pay IFS dividends in cash, Maryland will
soon be out of debt A good time is comng.''
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SHOCKING ACCIDENT AT PENSACOLA. The
Florida Democrat gives an account of n shocking
event which occurred near the Dry Dock, in that
place, on Saturday week. Two women - Mrs
Murray, wife of Michael Murray, and Margaret
Ferguson, unmaHied-were in bathing in the even
ing Their cries for help alarmed Thomas Mans
field, young man engaged to be married to the
younger female. He plunged in, saved her, and
returned to rescue the other. 1t is supposed that
the drowning woman chung ohm, so to prevent
him from exerting himself Both persisted. The
woman's body was discovered the next day, man.
gled by sharks ; and it is supposed that he shared
the same horrible fate.
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DOLLAR GOLD PEN.

Do LIAR GOLD PEN.
good GOLD PEN, and Silver Case with Pencil, for ONE
- DOLLAR!
These Pens are guaranteed and should the points come off
by lar usage the purchaser exchange the Pen
1sithout extra charge.
The price at which these Pens them really
cheaper than Steel Pens
For sale, wholesale and retai by
GUINNESS Il BUSH,
jel2-lm2dp I2.CAMp srR EFT
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The WALKER TRIAL. This case terminated
in New York by the acguinal of the accused.
Nothing else could be expected from the testimony
as it was presented TO the jury. Whether all was
presented that was attainable, and. whether the
dead had full justice 10 her memory and conduct,
are questions which it is too late to agtate, but
which suggest themselves in the form of doubts to
all who read the trial.
An affecting letter, written by the deceased TO
the prisoner short time before her death, was
read by her Counsel just before the testimony clo-
sed. In that she reiterates her love to him. states
that she is his wife, and he knows it charges him
as before with unkindness, and as having done her
injury; she also speaks of his having said that he
loves her, and would be willing TO live with her,
did he have confidence in her faith speaks of his
having been confoundedy jealous, but finally Of
fers if he will not deny that she is his wife, and
again live together, never to go out of the house,
and will take vow to that effect, SO long as she
shall live-never to see the light of heaven but
what comes through the easement of the windows /;
to speak to persons except the female inmates of
the house, and to the ladies who make morning
calls, and confne herself, even as to that to her
mother, sisters, and Mrs. Hill and another female
friend with whom he is acquainted; if he does not
accede to this the suit VIII ich she had commenced
must go on; she speaks of her good name as being
dear to her-aliudes in terms of kindness to her
aunt, who must not be deserted by her in her old
age and who had afforded shelter to her. she spoke
at a former time of having been almost entirely
excluded from the world, and is willing now TO be
entirely, etc., in order to show she is willing to
make every sacrifice for him she then appeals to
him, as in former letters, in imprisoned terms as
to her love and his course The letter was very
long. The counsel declined to give it for pubca-
ton. We state this in New Orleans, as an act of
justice, having published in full several letters of
violent and terminating character, written in
paroxysms of resentment, which showed her in
more unamiable. light than this letter, which is
withheld from the world
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EX-PREsIDENT PoLK.-Ex- President Polk was
very severely attacked by the cholera, at Nash
vile, on the 9th inst, but at the last advices he
had so far recovered to be considered by his ply
scians entirely out ofdanger.
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--e>H
niRlls

On Sunday morning. 18th inst. 10 O'Clock, Of Cholera MI
INCREASE SrODDARD WOOD, aged Al years, native Of
Orange NewYork last years iesiuh Oh
city, proprietor Gotten Press
His funeral will take pi THIS AFTEkNOON, at
O'clock at his late temporary residence on EIghh Stree
Je and LAUREL All friends acquain
J. b. Milton requested to
attend will be Canal between
hapast o'clock friends to his
laie residence, thence to The place OF
Sunday morning 18th nst at O'clock lingering Ill
MARY CARKGY native of Ireland, and the last
fifteen years II resident of this city. aged as years.
ar Her ferai will THIS MORNING. O'Clock,
Morales and Enghsn The
the family respectfully invited TO attend, without fur
ther
Saturday afternoon 10th after Illness Of lew hours
ELIZA CAROLINE BENSINGER, the 2s OF her
~ Mississippi papers please copy.
~ Jackson Fire Co. No. 18.-The Officers and men,
Company REQUESTED 10 attend Special Meeting
WEDNESDAY, 10th inst, at o'clock in the evening The
emsr. are puncu in their attendance bust
e OF importance brought before the Company oder
o the Foreman. js6 H. a. hENDhihS, secretary.
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MEXICAN LAND WARRANTs.-An official state
ment, made by the Commissioner of the General
Land Office, under date of LIST Nav, shows that the
whole number of Mexican war warrants which
will probably be applied for is estimated at 90 600
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THE OvERFLow.-The water for the past two days has
been recedng slowly The evee the north bank of
the New Canal will be completed by Tuesday next and the
Draining Company will then be enabled to do much towards
relieving the inundated district of the effects of the flood
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Dry Goods by the Packagt
N. BRADNER SMITH.
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHAM
tl4 No. 80 GRAvIER STREET,
LARGE STOCK OF DRY G0OM
SELLING OFF TO CLOSE.
G. M. SIMPSON. No % Clmnrst

LARGE STOCK OF DRY COON
SELLING OFF TO CLOSE.
G. M. SIMPSON, No % Chuuss
Ofers for sale his stock Of FANCY and sTAPtgM
GOODS either at wholesale RETAIL for approved sx
very reduced prices and many less than cost in se
making change his present business Merchants Pasn
Families will find their call and examine Tie
Among his stock will be found large assortment Of
DRESS GOODS.
Silk Tissues: Plain. Plaid and Figured Fouad SilIi
Brocade and Btoche SILKS.
BLACK SILKs-Of all widths and qualities, for Bilak
Z and Dresses.
SILK MUsLINs-BARrers-Plain, Satin, Stpa y
Printed; large assortment.
PRINTED MUsLINs and LAwNs-Organdies.
SWISS MUsLrss, embroidered-colofed and whit; m
and figured Swiss Muslins ff@
ROBKs-Swiss embossed of various styles. N
French Jaconets and Cambncs.
A large lot of Cheap Muslins. from 10 to Is cents.
GINGHAMs-A large lot of genuine French, at l5mE
cases Of do. fine, new styles.
CALICoKs-Erench. English and American, from 5oshn
rs cents per yard.
PARAsOLs-Two cases new styles also cheap
HosIERY-5O0 doz. Cotton Hose and Half IIsse, chap
MOURNING GOODs-Blsck MousseIine de LsiHs RRr,
Bombazine, Aipacas ChaIys siIs Lustres and Tsus H
and Lawns.
SHAwLs-s2OOO worth of real China Embrodsd DIN
ask, White and Colored GRAPE sHAwLs, which vii "
fered at about onehaf their value Cashmere sk brEui
Muslin Shawls, various styles.
MANTILLAs-Of Muslin, Embroidered and Lace.
LACE CAPEs and COLLARS.
LINENS and House. Keeping Goods
IRISH LINEN .SHIRrINa of the best mapufhcun -
bleach, for family
LINEN SHEETINGs of all widths. fully guaranteed
TABLE LINENs-Damask and Cloths, with Naptn
match.
DIAPERS of all kinds Huckabuck, Scotch Birdeye
TOwELINas of various kinds Russia Crash. Linen Chsf
pure and mixed
u All Linen Goods sold with full guarantee beng p
and Of the best fabric..
PLANTATION GOODS.
KERsEYspd LIEsEYs JkANs and DRILLS. Lowell y
heavy "A Coons: Choctaw Stripes Kentucky Jssns-css
meres: 600 pairs PLANTATION BLANKETS
. The above form but small portion the stock al s
will be offered II very low prices. nttdp
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LUNcH-There will be great doings in this line day at
McKenZie's. Peruse his Advertisement.
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CALIFORNIA BooKs.-Ths great number of books which
have been published concerning California be found
Steeis, No IA Camp street. Fremont and Enjoys work.
Bryant popular and nstructng book and many Others of
interest and value be found there In the present state
of the public mind information respecting Ell Dorado
eagerly sought for by all peons that the demand for
those publications which have already been issued could
scarcely be supplied Nor it astonishing that
should desire to know something of the golden land toward
which all eyes directed. and toward which many
anxiousfy fastening All the information which has yet
been conveyed through the medium of popular works
have above said be found at Sees His colec
ton comprises thing which has yet been published
the subject We advise the public in general and paricu
larry those attacked by the California fever to call
and examine the stock.
VALUABLE MEDICAL BooKs.-We call the particular at
tenti0n of those interested in such matters the catalogue
of Medical Works upon the subjects of Homeopathy and
Hydopathy advertised in columns and for sale by Mr.
Thos. L. White No 50 Canal street. The public daily
receiving fresh evidences of wonderful by of
these new modes of practice.
LUNcH-There will be great dongs in this line to day
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See Third Page for CRY News, sc.

THE CREvAssK.-Messn. Dunbar and surgi still man
fully combat against OF the ver Ihey
steadily proceeding with their work. and each day can
say the waves Of the Mississippi, So far shalt thou go
and farther" Thirty feet still remains uncosed The
work, on each side are bull in such substantial
that the water has no effect upon hem few days it
is confidently expected will place the stopping of the Gre
vase beyond doubt
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The Heather and tie Choiera-Suiphura spec,fe-4iarm
among the peOpis-HuR gd,ian Il fars-.4n american
Legion for Hungary-The Uatker Triat-ydstor
House Riots
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~ Jackson Fire 90. No 1s.-The office. and men,
Steamboat Departures This Day.
-skE zDYERTIsEMENrs ON rBiRD PzGk.

uobks ..JAS. l.. DAY, Giberson, IL A. M. cars.
Biiori CALIFORNIA, Reynolds, A. M cars
Louisville NEW UNCLE SAM, VanDusen, S 7. NJ
2edR irsr .CADDO, Graham, r. NJ.
NaslriNe AMERICA, johnson, S P. NJ.
Pasca gouLa ARKANSAS No. H. Frisbee P NJ. Cars.
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tS- ST. Louis Packet New Uncle Sam is now receiy;
the above and landings, THE
DAY. Monday o'clock NJ positively from Poydras street
wharf. HYDE q OGLEsBi, liz royufa. 81.
Lf will please be on board at the hour Jeo
cF Alex Scott = The splendid passenger steamboat
ALEX SCOTT T. Sturgeon, will leave Louisville
TUESDAY EVENING, 18th inst, At S O'clock - o
MARTIN, OWEN g. co.
sIS J. NJ MOORE, Agents.
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$500 REWARD.

will give FIVE HUNDRED DOL
LARS to any person who will produce,
at a less cost, a better, more innocent
and more perfect cure for Ague and
Fever, or Chills and Fever, than DR..
Murphy's Sugar,C Coated Vegetable Anti.
Fever Pills. will also give Two Hun
bred and Fifty Dollars to any person
who will show a single case where any
injurious effects have attended the use
Of these Pills. They are warranted in
all cases to cure Ague and Fever, or
Chills and Fever, when taken according
to the directions accompanying them. .
VIM. H. MURPHY, Nd.
Each box contains about thirty.fye
Pills, and five Of them are Yellow ST.
gar.Coated Purgative Pills, wrapped up
in a piece of paper, separate from the
others, and designed 10 act as a mild
cathartic to cleanse the stomach and
bowels. Price only so cents a box /!
with full directions. Also,
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REMEMBER

There is base counterfeit of this ar.
ticIe sold as genuine by u~nprincipled
dealers in medicine in this city. 1t pur-
ports TO come from Philadelphia, is
coarsely put up, and bears the name Of
"Wistar's Balsam." 1t 10 of recent or.
igin and is endeavorI d to be sold on the
reputation of the genuine and original
preparation, Beware of it, or you will
be imposed upon with a worthless mita-
ZION. The genuine bears the signature
of Sanford & Park on the engraved
wrapper round each bottle, and is sold
in this city emily by
ScovilS& Mead. No. 113 Charities street
New Orleans General Agents for the
South and W est.
Sold by Priostley & Mosby, Canton
E D Ward & Co, do, T Blundell, Ben.
tou, J G Clark, do. T Morrow, Richland,
Coleman & Co., do, T Brooks & Co.,
Lexington, A L Burlington, do.
May A 1916
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NEW GOODS, COME AND
BUY.

WE have just received a large
stock Of NEW and FASHIONA-
BILE GOODS, consisting in part Of
Gentleme en- and Ladies' Goods
of every description, from the highest
to the lowest prices. Also READY MNDr
CLOTHING Of all kinds 'sizes and prices
HARDWARE, GLASS WARE CHINA, and
CRocKERY, JEwELRy, &c, &C., &c, "a.
gether with other goods too numerous
to mention. All Of which we fare desir.
GUS of exchanging on the most favora.
Bile terms, for GOLD and SILVER com.
The store snow under the control Of
Mr.. Eichelstein, who will be happy 10
wait upon his old customers andlsupply
lhcm on better terms than any one else
can do.
SOMMER & co.
Canton, April 6, l849 30
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ADMIN1sTRAToR's NOTICE.

n ETTERS Of administration having
N been granted to the undersigned al
the June Term, l849, Of the Probate
Court of Madison County, Mississippi,
on the estate OF Henry Tiller, deceas-
ed, all persons indebted to said estate
will please come forward and make i'm
mediate payment, and all persons hav-
ing claims against said estate will pre-
sent them legally authenticated within
the time prescribed by law, or they will
be forever barred.
JOHN r. TILLER, Admr.
June 16, lS49. dot
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GIN STANDS.

THIS summer received a consign-
= mont or Messrs. Carver, Washburn
& Co.'S new and improved Patent Gin
Stands, which | am selling at 1875 per
saw, Al few Of these stands were re-
ceived here last season and have given
general satisfaction. Planters wanting
to purchase will do well to call and ex-
anime previously to purchasing else
where.
P. O'DONNELL, Agent.
YazOo City
September 10, ls47.
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Plantation for Sale.

2 ME Plantation known as Tug
Landing on the Mississippi, Sd
on the Louisiana side; is offered
at half its value. The tract coni
acres Of which about 300 are
and the balance well timbered,
but slightly injured by The bredEI
the leveesa mile above, during ~
ent high water. A batluro j. nl
front and the levee requires y
ton.
1t is the principal landing lrHI
nut Bayou; which sends in abi
bales of cotton annually 70 this
shipment, and is well adapted lii
of business for the Bayou and !
yard.
The improvements are Of Y
character, consisting ola eoHlg
frame dwelling, frame cottages
hands. out. buildings, n Orchafi !
grated fruit, &C.
Price, $4,000 cash Or apPf0''l
table paper,-For further RlII
apply to ". + SWlNI
Vicksburg, April 9. la46' !