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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-03-16
NOW rs TIE TIME.

THINE past is gone and cannot be recalled
i Time future IL not here. and 20 many 4 US
may never come. But time Preaent Is nowt0n
hand, and so Is 5. 8. DAYTON who Is located
on Main street, Clarksburg, two iaors below
Lowndes' store, where ali tho " ching work
done in his limo Of business, by giving tm call
vgiIl be promptly attended 70 DE TAd - BRAN
ches of Silvsrsmithing.
Clocks, Watches &c IcweITy.
Neatly repaired and warranted for saeye Be-
ing permanently located, he hopes. By eOur ssy
and strict attention, 70 business, TO ~ nit .aro
Of patronage.
8. S. DAYIUy.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-03-16

T,HOSE wanting COPPER WORK done for the
June 9, 80, M ~ {. W. SMITH.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-03-16
Cabit1ef-WarcI

.URNiTURs The subscribers would call
F<z{s;FsS the attention of the citizens of
EessI4 Clarksbur2 and surrounding
t5Ey5s17z Nj country, to their general assort-
S5eS 49, I'D ment ofFURNITURE, &C.; all
of which is manufactured with a view to its neat
ness and durability, and will be sold cheap for
prompt pay.
They are in receipt of all the late fashionable
changes, and their work will be shaped according
ly.
Those wanting articles in this line are invited
to give us call, a. we are determined none shall
go away dissatisfied.
Ware Rooms on Pike street, opposite Dents
Hotel, Clarksburg. j. tS E. b. HURSEY.
Clarksbure, Feb. 10, 1858. no12
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WILL soUTHERNERs SUPPORT
SOUTHERN TALENTSt
Will Nirsinians Pafronize the only
Correct Likeness of Washington
UNPRECEDENTED IL THE A,s,sALs OF AMERICAN

Will Nirsinians Pafronize the only
correct Likeness of Washington
oSfkEcKDEssIED ~ zHE AsssSAIs OF AMERICAN
TT FISE ART.
FIVE HUNDRED COPIES SOLDi
In the State of Virginia in Ihree Months
NTELCHS MAGNlFlCENT PORTRAIT OF
w WASHINGTON geo by SO inches : En-
grayed on steel by permission from Gilbert O..
Stuarts only ORIGINAL painting.
The celebrity of this great engraving has doubt
less become - familiar household words, TO the
mind of every person in the United States who
can read.
Every Artist, Scholar, Statesman and Jurist in
our country, and in Europe, capable of judging,
has pronounced
Weleh,s Washington
A PERFECT transcript of Stuart's world renowned
painting, and as such, the ONLY CORRECTLY xS-
GRAyED PORTRAIT N ExIsrENcE.
PRICE So PER COPY.
SEND ON YOUR ORDERS.
ss- Printed testimonials cent to any part of
the State free of postage.
~ On the receipt of IS 90 a copy viii be sent
by mail, free of postage, and at the risk Of the
subscriber.
An communications to be postpaid and ad-
dressed to ROBERT KING,
Agent for welch's Portrait of Washington,
1S9 Main street, Richmond, Va.
PARTICULARS NoTlcE.-PersOns forwarding or
ders by mail, will please remember to write the
name of the county in which they reside, so that
no mistake may be made in the proper direction
of their portraits. The sole risk in the transmits
sion of the ''Washington," falling upon the sub
scribcr renders this precautiOn on tho part of his
patrous, particularly DESTROYS to him.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-03-16

IODhcco OF every description and quality.
Segars, Snuff, etc-a large assortment.
Pickles of every variety.
To those who arc fond of good things, he would
call their attention to n large and beautiful as
Raisins, English walnuts, Filberts, Ground Nuts,
ETC., etc.
CoRDIALS-Such as Cinnamon, Peppermint
and sold Wholesale and retail nt eastern prices
Also Porter, Ale, and Crab Cider sold BY the
dozen to Tavern keepers and others, at Baltimore
prices.
With very many things too tedious to mention.
All of which, any other article in his line fur
nished promptly to order at Baltimore prices
adding ON the expense of transportation. The
reduced rates of carriage will render the Olarks-
burg market very desirable one to purchasers
Call and examine his stock before purchasing
elsewisc. and you will not go away uusatisicd.
CASH is his motto, but the highest prices viii
be paid for country produce of every kind in cx-
change for goods. Remember tho new grocery.
October 9th, lS52.-1y
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Valuable Property for Sale

A ~@O In WEST UNION, Doddr1dge |
eskasGSSSIS County Va. The subscriber offers
81 I'd E4I1I for sale his Real Estate in and adj
z<zffsI1l<szl2 Joining West Union, containing
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-03-16
Ehe Railroad is EEere--Ney,
Arrival.

/ s HERSHBERGER respectfully invites the
- attention of the people of Harrison and the
of Groceries, &C., that he is Just receiving and
opening in the NEw Brick BuILDTSG OrrosITE
THE GouRT HousE, CLAsKsBURG, comprising
the most complete and extensive assortment over
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-03-16
q Money Saving Establish
Tssent

Fairruont, May 5th. Is52.-ly.
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Particularly Notice.

25l Broadwa'
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-10-13
ROOKSI ROOKSll

EBD o. HENDERsoN & BRo. have appropri-
Hs$sSP ated a part of their extensive Drug room
MS4&S TO an assortment of School and Miscella-
SS neous BOOKS and Stationary.
Among the School Books are the Eclectic Sc
ries, Goodrich's readers, the several Arithmetics,
Biographies, &C., used in the various hools of
the county.
Among the miscellaneous works are Clark's
Commentary, Dicks works, Rollins and Hume's
histories, Putarch, Josephus, Bright's Practice
and Essay, the several British and American Po-
els; and the book that every body wants and every
body reads-FERN LEAVES from FANNY's PoRT
Folio. And let those who have read "Uncle
Tom,' call and get the "Review of Uncle Toms
Cabn,' by Dr. Woodward, of Cincinnati
Also, general assortment of Testamens, pock-
ct and family Bibles, Hymn and Song books,
writing, letter and mote paper, envelopes, pens.
blank books, memoranduns, &C., &c.-makng
a handsome assortment in this department.
They have recently added to their stock of
Drugs, Medicines, Perfumery, Paints, Dye Stuffs,
&C., all of which will be sold on accommodating
terms. September l5-3m.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-10-13

WINpFALL FOR CLERGYMAN.--The
Rev. Mr.. Clawson, of the Methodist Pro-
testant Church, says the Uniontown (Pa.) }
Democrat, who in many places is called the
"wid man." in consequence Of his eccen-
tricities, is left heir to an estate in England,
valned at one million of dollars. Mr.. C.
was very poor, and has had to struggle thus
far with a large and dependent family
The estate comes TO him by his wife. and
the business is SO completely settled up that
he can draw the amount through bankers
either at New York or Philadelphia. He
is travelling through circuit near Clarks-
burg, in western Virginia.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-10-13

JoAauIN's CAPTuRE.-The citizens of
Los Angeles have curious story among
them that the capture and decapitation Of
Joaquin Murieta did not take place on the
person of The bandit 1t is stated that the
portion Of Joaquin's gang alleged TO have
been surprised and routed was none other
than a party of native Caliiornians and
Sonorians who had gone to the Tulnare
Valley for the express and avowed purpose
of "running mustangs" Three OF the
party" our correspondent states, shave
returned to Los Angeles, and report that
they were attacked by party Of Americans,
and that the balance of their party, four in
number, had been killed, that Joaquin
Talen=uela, one ofhe party, pds killed, and
his head cut off by his captOrs! This is a
very singular statement and will bear look
ing into.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-10-13

ErA young lady of extraordinary intel
lectusl capacities, recently addressed the
following letter 10 her cousin, living in a
neighborhood village:
DEAR KuzzlN. = The wether whar we
is air kold, and suppose whar you is it air
Rolder. We. all is well, and muther has Gott
the Hoppin Koff, and sister Susan has gott
baby, an hoap these few lines will find
YOU in the same condishun. Rite sune.--
! Yore sphecShunste KuzIin.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-10-13
MIST RY.
A tooth in Time saves Nine.
WILLIAM A. DEPEW

WILLIAM A. DEPEW
NN7OULD respectfully inform the citizens of
w Glasgow and vicinity that he has located
himself in this place. He is prepared to execute
all operations pertaining to his profession, in a
style Of neatness, ease and durability. Teeth in
serted upon gold plate in complete or parts OF
sets, with or without artificial gums, in so accu-
rate manner as to deceive the closest observer
His charges shall in all cases be reasonable, and
satisfaction guaranteed. Ladies will be waited
upon at their residences, il desired
N. B.-The nerve killed and the tooth saved
without sensation of pain to the patient. The lie,
theon will be used in extracting teeth, if required
i5g- Room at the City Hotel.
Glasgow, May 26, 1853
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-10-13
Gbe Q5lasgotu Giu1ts.

D@Some 1905 acres of land have re-
Gently been purchased in Iowa, on which
colony of monks have settled. Among
their peculiar habits may be mentioned that
they never mingle with the world; and
when they put on new suit OF cloths, that
suit is kept on, waking or sleeping, till it
falls offor becomes unfit for wear. Religion
and dirt will thus 90 hand in hand.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-10-13
ATTENTION THE WHOLE!
EVIL l. E,
FASHIONABLE HALTER,
No. 63. Fourth street,

Opposite the Planters House, st. LOUIS, MO-
vvTOULD respectfully call the attention of
w strangers visiting the city, to the fact that
he keeps OF hand all the leading styles Of gentle
mems 6ats-HIs OWN sTyLE-aud he invites TO lit
the special attention of the beau monde, feeling
assured hat their decision will stamp II PerieG-
-inn AIso. an extensive assortment of all kinds
of youtns' and children's fancy Hats and Caps,
&C., Sc. In connection will be found TRUNKS,
VALIsEs, CARPET BAGS, UMBRELLAS, CANES. and
eundry other articles too numerous 10 mention.
April IA X. l.. MEL'iLLE'
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-10-13

BeOf the Democratic newspapers pub
lished in the State of New York, fifty sup
port the regular or Barnburner ticket, while
only nine support the Hunker ticket
Desertions from the Hunker party are
numerous throughout the State. The Even
ing Post conjectures that the Hunkers
fore the elections come on.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-10-13

RAILROAD PRoposITIoN WIrHDRAwN.-
On Monday last our County Court passed
an order withdrawing the proposition that
has been before the peopleo of this county for
some weeks ordering an election to test the
sense of the country as to how her sub
scription to the capital stock of the North
Missouri Railroad should be raised-wheth-
er by taxation or by sale Of bonds-and
also whether the county would increase her
subscription $4,000. This move Of the
Court may be attributed, to some extent, TO
the late action of the Board of Directors, in
the passage of certain resolution, which,
if persisted in and carried out, would prove
fatal to the prospect of this county secur-
ing the road in such way as would Justify
her in increasing her subscription. The
said resolution has not only operated as .
damper upon the feelings of the Court re-
lative to this matter, but also upon our citi-
zens generally. Besides it is thought that
it will be soon enough, after the Board shall
have accepted our subscription Of stock, to
decide how we shall raise the same-and
when the different routes are surveyed, the
people will know whether il will be 10 the
interest of the county 10 increase her sub
scription. The people Of Monroe have al
ready shown that they are for the road, and
fully alive to their interest in the same--and
if the road is located any where near the
centre of the county, SO that all may be BEN
Gifted thereby, we feel warranted in saying
that they will furnish her full proportion OF
the means necessary TO its construction
| PARIS Mercury.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-10-13
THE TALLEsr CoRN YEr'--The Chicae

THE TALLEsT Corn YET'--The Chicago
Journal says:
"We have seen B. F. Ranstead Of La
Sale county, ILL.,, who says that he can beat
them all raising corn. He informs us that
he has stalk OF corn now growing in his
garden, 254 feet high, with twelve ears
growing from it, each Ii feet long, and {
Gourd Shell growing from the tassel, with {
pint and half of shelled corn in it. w
pass.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-03-26
FRIDAY, MARCH rs. 1853.

Mr.. ADAMS submitted the following resolution for
consideration; which lies day, under the rule
R'ofrsd, That the Secretary OF the Senate be- and be
hereby authorized and directed appoint reading
rotary, whose duty IL shall be attend the Senate ard
assist the Secretary and do such duties when the Sen
ate Is not In session the Secretary require and who
shaU receive annum Of the contingent fund OF the
Senate the same salary the chief clerk OF the Senate
The PRESIDENT. The Chair will inform senators
that there not quorum present Under the rules, the
Chair required TO wait reasonable time for to
come in. Fifteen minutes in the opinion OF the Chair. 10
reasonable time to wait for that purpose
Mr.. BUTLER, lin his seaty think 80 TOO.
Mr. SEWARD move that tine Senate now adjourn.
Mr. WELLER. | call for a dvision on that ques'
hon
The PRESIDENT The Chair will instruct the Ser.
gean Arms TO ascertain whether there is quorm now
present not
After brief pause. the PRESIDENT said; The Chair
IS informed that there is not quorum present
Mr. ADAMS. was going to suggest, a. a division
has been called on the motion to adjourn. will ask Tor
The yeas and nays, and then ascertain not only
how many senator's are here, but who in favor OF
proceeding with the business before us.
The yeas and nays ordered and being TAKEN re-
suited as follows:
YEAS-Messrs. Aiohison, Bepjsmin, Buier, Cooper,
Evans. James, Hamn, Norris Petit, Seward, Smith,
Sumner, Toucey, and Wrght-l
NAYS-Messfs Adams Anterior, Dodge OF Wtscon'
sin, Everett, Fitzpatrick. Gwn, Hsnter, Mason, FhelPs
Stuart, Thompson OF Kentucky, Walker, and Weber-IS
SO the motion was agreed and, accordingly. the Sen
ate adjourned.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-03-26

The lotteries in Maryland drawn authority,
through commissioner
guaranteeing the purchaser tho fairness Of drawings
single package In either Of the
| highest prizes in the scheme
We invariably by mail enclosing the
epveiop~, observing the sictes
the drawing send the Official
titled officers with explanation OF the re
All bought once
drawing in current Bank notes Of par
| for tickets.
Correspondents may place confidence in the regularity
the mails
drafts and bank all OF United ha
valuable odd
post ONCE all tmes be yon postage
us and we will prepay 10 You
ordering list
address,
your post once, county and State.
has that
rich before have had the pleasure Of persons.
NJ. H. Correspondents
addressed their once,
holding tckets, wishing csshed
remit the tickets The tickets being
payable presentation only.
which attended
obtain rood sAdress
= line to EGERTON h Bro,
BoI ioa, Post Once, Baltimore, Maryland.
Mar a2-as, 3o,ApQ6,
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= nee al yipcennes, Indt ana.
rrNnrp no ,,ov,ops OF
.nnrovsd June TO- which declares that whenever the
n,n,y az nuh,o remaining unsold iany
reduced less than hnsdrsA thousand II
sb he the duty Secretary OF The Treasury discoapue tho
i,nd ofBce for
,c,,.n ansod Of The Of land once
sbs existinR
the district in which
OF which the Secretary Treasury shall
oy. vsguSysS
upon The sesfary Of s Interior me- easA hs
INC Department." approved ID March, fs10
accordingly hereby Tfs
directed that the land once vpcennes Of
be discoS,isued
the dscondnaaoce be subject lard cs
sonviic. in et.E
Lands remaining nnsod and unsppropased law Esd suss
private entry within district, viii
20 be subject hsretoos once, on ths
dse Of the receiver thfo
and e land ofcrrs Jedsrsonvie M psbht wettes 81 ~
day ,rAoh tAey % prepared applications srf
81 any sch ands at fAsir Office. -
Commissioned cf General Land Oaes
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-03-26


GLOBES, terrestrial ard celestial, lawgs aud small
~nss ssppy this day opened for sas "a nnsssahy oS
prices. .s....l..z. =
March ~ rRrcw TAYLo1
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-08

wINTER--ICE CRoF-BALTIMoRE GAMBLlNG-PRo-
HlBITIoN OF SMALL NOTEs-SECRErARY KENNE-
ny PRESIDENT FILLMORE 5 SOUTHERN TOUR
POLITICAL HEGIRA-FRENCH sPoLIATloNS, ETC
gauespsnssnss of tbf Grrsrtrt.
BALTIMORE, March |, 1858.
Winter according to the calendar has gons, wthout
showing us scarcely touch of It's quality. Certainly
winter IS not now what it used be- The home produc
ton of ice in this quarter has been very small but at the
East the entsrprng dealers have explored the regions
of Lake winipssogee where there is always freeze
and secured fun supply-but may expect to pay for
the luxury next summer.
Baltimore is not only growing in extent and prosperity
but in vice The saying that all great cities are
great sores is verified here Besides the rowdysIa, poll
teal corruption and other evils of which mention oc-
casionay made in the public prints gamblng-profts-
sioual gambing-s greatly the increase. Saloons
otherwise hels-are multiplying in numbers, and are
carried on with the unbushing edrontery, their
magnificent belongings being publicly exposed as atrac
tions to unwary Gamblers or poren as they term
themselves are plenty birds of lomen generally are
and in their pluuse parade our streets in the da,
time and pluck their victims at night The Legislature
has taken the matter up and has stringent law unde
consideration for the suppression Of the evil
The Legislature State has carried out nischiey
Gus democratic - abstraction by prohibiting ow
banks from issuing netes ef less denomination than $
The effect Of this it is much feared will be to again hoo
our State with the Wild Cat issues Of the West, and h
shioplasters Of the District Of Columbia.
Our Mr. snnedy, las We BailimoE, are fond of cal
ing him the present Secretary Of the Navy besides br
an author talent aud he hss lately proved himself
statesman of distinguished capacity is also one q tho
genial good fellows, who attract whatever comes ne'
them One of sietuallers lately made him prese'
of ue cut of beef aud the Secretary in Acknowledge
the gift philosophers thus
When you reflect how much the affairs OF oofeth's
are dependent upon dinners yeu Nlu oe ale
mate the value in patriotic seilsri OF sun ~ ~ -
a. this to a hard-workiug Government ohiosi' WI" NV
| all the supports his friends can give NM 1t. -
Mr. Washington Irving, who Is WIN hs, Auu "nG ~
ftsses to be Judge Of beef "a well as nuNS' hu Ia
fond OF one as the other unises with ME III a2ng u'i
n TO YOUR Kindness and sends you his respects
some people intimate that the socretar
connection Of affairs u Government with dinners &C
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-08

Ttslur at Congress whose procivy dournng
for dinner no matter how exciting the on the ssps
p veil znown. By the way President Fillmore makes
bis southsrn tour of which regret learn there are
sona doubts Mr. Kennedy viii certainly accompany
hin n he eomesycu must make mush az him-he is
Jst tho 10 deserve and appreciate cordial rptiou
vessel With migrants for Liberia is to sail from Nor
folk On me srgt of next May Nearly two hundred emil
rs1 are preparing go ont in her and the applications
r passage during the coming year will doubtless fully
tax all the means Of Colonization Society Virginia.
BY the way ses Instead of adopting the srlngent laws
uTcoed for the eztradon other free colored population.
has IN one branch of the Legislature resolved to appro
pirate $4,000 annusry 70 Colonization purposes.
The vhv7 who hold Offices in the Custom-house and
postoees here preparing renquish the delights Of
o.a station AMI fat salaries with good grace, and the
democrats arc making ready take their plsees-vih
m difference that the wbgs certain Of going whilst
their opponents terribly perpxed as to who will hold
the winning card be the Immediate dispensers Of psp
r. the expeetant sgbrdinaes The war Il fierce and
Feenting. though carried quietly, and caucussing
eiqunz and vifs-wofking of all kinds are persued with
unremtting energy and dextery by the Old Hunkers
and tbe Young America Of the Maryland democracy AL
together the SIGHT ia very amusing the outsiders
An effort about TO be made by the claimants under
the French oatlon bin It's passage by tscking
It 10 one Of the appropriation bile all hopsin getting it
through in any other form having failed The suggestion
has already been thrown out oythe AMERICAN eutorahy
and etor. you get this the effort will probably have been
made.
Col MAY With his bride the daughter CT the millionaire
George Law passed through here day or two since and
attracted much attention among fashonables The
dy By no handsome-indeed quite the reverse
but then she Is intelligent, amiabe and 80 rich. VINO
| would not be a Benedict under such crcumstances2
The first through consignment Of -four from the Ohio
river received here Saturday over the Ba smora
h;ap p.flr uzed Rv
by fhousanss CT barrels wiz without causing
, wark 0ssERvEs.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-08
- ] AN q lt uloGlh''
hank GedlAsn that
Aud " whuu ] nesse tu by
Th.nIul Lie with nae, -

Mr Wilder leaves in few lays for Washington where
he intends present the petition signed by number OF
his democratic conreTes recommending his appointment
as Pension Agent OF course be will get it. CEDRIC.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-08
REGULAR PACKERS.

A'Uk MoBILE.-Daily U. s. Mail sg----
Lne.-Wnter cement The and
.aendid pressure packet OREGOS, CaP r. A.
CALIFORNIA. Captain sam Rose, aud the high pressure
ST, CHARLES, Capt Reub. Post, (h been
expressly the Lake with superior
me viii leave the PouiehRrtain Railroad
arrival at the Lake of the 41eoh cars stopping Al
Tuesdays FRIDAYS
" Bag Louis, Pass Cnssn and Pascasoua must
he SEM q CREOLE.
W. Bsgf OF the
Mobile should be put
in the nlsi leil t. GEppts, Agehti ~ bshh tuN-e,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-08

V,s Cgvp, Ifo,IsF--phe Pres.iunt and oifeetoss q
the new Opera House Convention. in Boston, nav iei
circular addressed to architects inviting dfaNnSs anu
SsfiraTr The Successful eandidatei is 10 receive $500
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-08
yv,o PLANTERS AND oTHERs-BRIDGE-

WATER PAlNT-The subscrhers Agents oT the brdgewas
Paint, have hand fa supply the Dry Mineral IN
Lime well aks viii to mix with The Dry
NJ Substitute oil ior all rpsgh work. .
G. O. BoGERT h CO.. 10 Camp street,
SIS Agents fQr Louisiana Ala, Mssi and Texas
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B.4YOU .N7CON.

wI}lsays TUESDAY, aIsr s, At o'eiockP.N
HyOR BAYOU MACON, TENSAs AND ~ n
BLACK r yERS The well known steamer I-ss.sEsS 4
SARAH GORDON, J. R. Ross Inaste viii leave
a. aJote For freight sage HFpIv u. hoHtt r io
MI j, NJ JOHNSTON K co. 3 Front Lsyee,