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MISSISSIPPI INTELLIGENCE The Natchez Fr
Trader of fha 18th inst 50 49,

MISSISSIPPI INTELL1GENCE,-- The Natchez Free
Trader of the 18th inst. says ,5ss
We sincerely regret to learn that our distinguished
fellow countyman, Gen. Felix Huston, is lying very
low at his residence, near Washington We heartily
hope that he may recover for his loss would be most
deeply felt and regretted. .N#
The Jackson True Witness Of the I7th says: gYa
Notwithstanding the extraordinary warm weather
we have had and now having, Jackson is still un-
usually healthy, and but little fear is now entertained
of an epidemic this year. y
The Yazoo City Banner has the following chances
for specuators -
We are authorized to offer the following bets -:
Five thousand dollars that Yazoo county will go
for Fillmore and Donelson in the November election.
Five thousand dollars that Yazoo City will go for
them. b
Five thousand dollars on Vicksburg and Warren
county. ,,.5.5j
Five thousand dollars on the State Of Kentucky !;
and five thousand dollars on the United States.
The money to be deposited with Brown g. johnson
in Vicksburg, or at the Commercial Bank of Yazoo
City. All bets taken Or none
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A D1IEs1MA,--A gentleman who had been absent
for considerable time and who, during his travels,
had cultivated q great cropof whskers and mousta-
especial pet The little girl made no demonstration
towards saluting him with o kiss as usual.
"Why, child,h said the mother, don't you give
your old friend a kiss ?"
+" I don't see any pigce Pr
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R8- From the St. Louis Democrat we copy the fol-
lowing notice of gentleman well known and appre-
ciated in this city:
Decoration Of The Slate Capitol-We are happy to
learn that the work Of decorating in fresco the walls
of the Senate chamber at Jefferson City has been as
signed to our townsman Mr. Leon Pomarede, an art
st of whom ST. Louis and the West have such reason
to be proud Receiving his elementary artistca ed
ucation in Europe, Mr.. Pomarede has become by long
residence, and the many trumphs of his genius, idel-
city alone are sufficient to vndcate for him. Or any
other man, the fame Of true artstical excellence. We
quite sure that his escoes the ceiling of the
Varieties theater are surpassed by nothing of the
kind in the United States and we very much doubt
whether the theaters of Paris can present anything
the way Of fesco decoration superior to this superb
ceiling in which felicity and beauty of conception are
equaled by boldness freedom and chasteness Of ex-
eCution which have been the theme of universal ad-
miration among us. The large hall of the Mercantile
Library building is another monument of Mr.. Poma-
redes skill. For warmth and delicacy of coloring
and elegance OF design, the decorations of this beau
ttul room fully deserve the enthusiastic praises they
have so lavishy received from the admirers of high
art whether resident here, orvistng from abroad
Mr. Pomarede spent the past winter in Paris for the
purpose of making himself familiar with the most re-
cent advances of art in that metropolis and returns
| to us more than ever prepared to do credit to the
home of his adoption, and the theater of his early
triumphs We think it is due to st. Louis that his
merits should be tested by those having in charge the
work of decorating the capitol at Washington, which
we learn is to be shortly undertaken. We are ner
ectly certain that no artist in the country better
er as regards the ability to conceive the power
nypGufe.
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TIE E:II..E LAKE,


!, fTssSSs 4. EXCURSION TO KEY WEST,
ARaBHsi'ss Bs s,s
each port l. the n,G1pg s a9d g
s @ aas ct fssh k
The q s. sail steamship Florida, " L. cozzsns, com.
snS d ssys ~ essI I s @
u Mailg Fsre for The going and returning SO
safpasseda satsroom Apply ffssfs
pl''sss E. q. ROGERS 4 co, Agents,
r. !, EoIs POINT IN cLIaAR. 70
s5 Gsp n9fs oSs = e cs1sap S STAG
%pnaaKs % aa sasfpfa fs sasfk 4 NJ direct fot POINT
& 10 70 s}s aHa VII 1ms aGd
evenings will leave town about six O'Clock. I
Eoh 3 aSIE fI1RELE GfshLEsa1anaR DnREcr DAtY
@ Hse nass been shst espssssy fo 81
@ S E qeeS s @ sd q @ e s ae9y
% say on s sy1 % hs asd Z sss Stopping
'Ds cabn SisSa Fare Fsa aeite,9 10 Mobile
aEpDE;ss Agent 10 Bank Place
uhbsSSEiXfI1HL uANSsSsE1X1La asd ahEyy1sBgIE
-. IA CKETs-The steamer w. &. young.
aa e ssoaa sTs4y E sE II
and u, Tie arrival ef hs
FRIDAY and SATURDAY. at A. NJ. IL Y 1S1 =
On SATURDAY the Young will leave the Lake end of
the Railroad on the arrival Of the P b. cars Mandevle
LewisbaTg end Mads9qyie returning leave Madsonye
On THURSDAYSa at IL otcock H., and SATURDAYS at 2
O'Clock NJ the Virginia Pearl viii leave for Coving-
s1 sas 1as sTte5 ss
5 5@7 SUNDAY EXCURSION. 2
The W. G. Young will make excursion to Vaudeville Lew.
burg and Madisonylle, every SUNDAY MORNING on the
her passengers to take The o'clock P NJ train for the city
Fare for the excursion, ST. fish breakfast will provided
board Price 50 cents. 5s0 545@8 SET.G@s- ~ y
For further particulars, inquire Of
jeH D. G. LoWBER, Agent, as Magazine ST.
R=a LAKE SHORE PACKE
gazlIkkltsss STEAMER CIR REDLE.-summe Arrange
ngs.-The and splendid low pressure packet steamer
CREOLE Joseph Nelson MASTER built expressly for this trade
with superior accommodations will leave Pontchartran
Railroad the arrival at the Lake of cars as follows
MONDAYS. .77ss 4. n, cars MONDAY EVENING"
TUESDAYS.: g A, u. cars WEDNESDAY EVENING"
THURSDAYS. g A. u. cars ERIDAYlMOR MING. Er''g
SATURDAYS. a r N. cars SUNDAY EVENING a.
71z.s $50. Leaves Jefferson Railroad
TUESDAY, $40 A. u. cars; SATURDAY., 22O P. NJ cars
The CREOLE returning Monday nights and Sat
urday mornings will not stop Pass Christian and Bay ST.
Lonis. ~ " $ssgs :5L5.. n : f75'
Freight extra baggage horses COWS carriages ETC. on Tues
days and Thursdays go by these trips be
railroad the days previous in time ortha ~ O'Clock
trains, and Fridays and Saturdays the previous days.
in time for the O'Clock rain will be left the
trip I7f7 n. = n
= [gG45 ..-g@ FARE %5S$S 8.$ Bsas 4s5.
Cabin Mississippi City Boxiand Ocean Springs 81 50
DeGk .
" r. GEDDEs, Agent 10 Bank Place ~
New Orleans, June !. 1856. -1IEt les
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G How rapidly they build houses now = said Tom
house. sthey commenced that building only last week
and they are already putting in lights, z e re-
Joined his friend stan next week they will put IN the
sIiVer.i ~ + 5= 7g5zs
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THE Canvass,

Preston Pond; Esq, the nominee of the American
party for Elector in the Fourth Electoral District,
publishes the following card We are glad to see that
he has thrown the gauntlet to his competitors, and we
have little doubt but that he will come out triumph
ant in the contest:
To THE Hon. JOHN MCVEA.-O Observing that you,
together with the following named gentlemen, have
been placed npon the Democratic Electoral ticket,
towit: Messrs. Q. J. Eillere, William 4. EImore, T.
Landry. 7. O.. Moore and H. Grey, and presuming
that each OF the gentlemen named will feel an in
terest in discussing before the people the important
questions involved in the present Presidential CON
test therefore cordially invite you, and any Of the
above named gentlemen to be present at the follow
ing appointments, and meet me in public debate. /
desire to state that this invitation is confined to
yourself and the gentlemen named, who compose the
Democratic Electoral ticket. My late competitor for
Congress, however, will be welcome upon any of the
occasions referred to. My appointments are as fol-
lows:
Parish of St. Hclena.-G Greensburg, Monday, Sep
tember Is. Anite Station, Tuesday, September I6
Washinsto n-Franklinton, Thursday, Sept. Is.
~ IGmmany-,Covington, Saturday, September
20. Madisonville, same evening.
ngston.-Springfeld Monday, September %.
Denham Springs Wednesday, Sept. "a.
East Baton Rouge.-Church near Dr. Hereford's,
Thursday, Sept, 25. City of Baton Rouge, Wednes-
day, October !.
Plaquemine, Monday, September 20. .s..
Vest Baton Rouge. .-Brusle Landing, Tuesday,
September 80. Lobdell's Store, Thursday, Oct. 2.
Point Coupee.-New Road Saturday, October 4.
Williamsport, Monday, October S. ...,..-
fpest Eeliciana.-St. Francisville Tuesday, Octo-
ber I. Whittakers Springs, Wednesday, Oct. 8.
East FeticianG-Jackson, Thursday, October 8.
Clinton, Saturday, October II.
Very truly, yours, PRESTON PoND, Jr.
Clinton, La, July s. +,
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A maiden lady of our acquaintance, while in COM
pany one evening, alIudng her yonthaI precoeious
ness among other things said that at months old
she went alone. #wag present. remark Z Yes,
madam, and you've been alone ever Since
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Muggns has a sharp porter This chap returned 1
from the post Office the other day with Maggns pa
pers and informed that individual that there was d
letter in the post office that. he couldn't get
s" Couldn't getit; why couldn you get it, you
Sstupid2' sSs$ 55 4 ss35
u .sThere's FIVE cents to pay on i'll, s5 NE
Why didn't you pay for " asked Muggns with
Indignation. ss=5 $5 t$ a. g. s5ss =
81 hadn't cents enough y replied the urrhin, grin
ming archly.
You fool Y said Muggins, stormngg 3 here take
time !''5s, 4
No use tell you, replied the fellow they won't
let me have it, 8 /. III s FRI 52{ S5s5 5g
% The dickens they WON'T I'd Ike 10 know the
reason 2n s,8s5
Berasen replied The fellow. looking back 10 see
that the door was open, . bekase The letter tcas,f
you"
The chap retreated from the room suddenly, while
an nk.stalld followed his noggin at speed Of about
Es' "a 40.'; So,
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The net of our life is Of mingled yarn; good and
i'll together, onr virtues would be proud ii our faults
whipped them not; and our crimes would despair, IL
they were notcherished By our virtues.
...-s.ls..tI 80. q. TShaksneare Z.
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A mas in Chicago, not long since, committed
suicide by drowning Az the hodY could not be found
the coroner held an inquest on his hat aud jacket
found on the hank Of the lake. Verdict, found
| emntyH s-6$a S&&ESs V l2he ''S-
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ANE0DoTE OF RoYA1TY n he follow ing aneeiotc
is told Of Prince Oscar Of Sweden who Is now Oh d
visit to the French Emperor:
When q boy, he was one day roaming over his fn-
thers palace in quest of his brother who was lately
appointed Viceroy of Norway. Not finding him, he
asked a chamberlain be happened to meet where he
was. q s24g
His Royal Highness, z answered the officer IS
now under arrestn gs, /. SsSs58sSsl75@
",For what ~ =s ,gsS
For having, in a moment Of passion, broken the
mate to the you see the manteIpiece
yonder. .'=s e, si s 55z55ls
Well, / would like to see him..
lmpossibe,', was the answer IS his naiestyyour
father has given strict orders to the contrary
Whereupon, young Oscar, walking up to the man
So @5S8
Now, sir, you viii please have me arrested, and
mind you see to it that they put the same room
with my brother.n s33!3
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INAfAN WILLIAMS,

dvsA, EsTIlL SPRINGS, EsTILL COUNTY, KEN
l. LUGkY-This fine Summer Retreat is situated the
M entucky River, surrounded by wild and romanc
tain and is of the most picturesque and healthy
locations in the world. It is fyfve miles east from Lexng
ton and accessible by fine graded road Arrangements have
been made with the Kentucky Stage Company for running
line OF daily tour horse coaches from Lexington the Springs
SO that leaving Cincinnati by
ing train Of cars will arrive at the Springs the evening"
The place in fine condition and is open for the ecepO
of visitors. Mrs. O. CNILES,
my23 JOHN EHILES,
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acome here, sonny, and tell me what the -four
4 seasons are ~
Young PRODIGY g Pepper mustard, salt and vine,
gar them's what nanny always seasons will"
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SEA.-GOIN(S YEssELs.
q TIE xA s AN b MEXICO.


Will leave TIL URSDAY. July 81, at O'clock A. NJ.
snlESE1 FOR BKAEOS@ SANTIAGO, WA
EN IEk1Es GAlNE ONThe New Orleans and Texas u s.,
Mail Line; The new and magnificent steamship
NaWfllus Jno s. Thompson commander tweaye above,
pnctualy freight passage having elegant
accommodations, apply to I5&S6SsT 3t5 III & ~
HARR1s, INORGANIC CO.. foot Of Julia street, g3
+ 81 5g65: S opposite the Steamship Landing.
freight shipped by the Nautilus will be delivered to
Captain Kennedy Of the steamer Gramps unless otherwise
directed. 5$5l - &i.s iS
h-Shppes provide themselves with the steamers hills
Of ading. No other form will be signed. ee5f jy18
"a Will leave on FRIDAY August ls at o'clock, A. NJ.
1EEsss, - FOR " ERA CEtUX.--U. $. MAIL LINZ
MEhNd6 The and magnificent steamship Texas, Thos.
Forbes commander will leave for Vera Cruz as
above, plnctua1y, carrying the U. s. mails.
freight passage having elegant accommodations
for cabin and steerage passengers, apply TO = -E p
" HARRIS MORGAN, Il CO., foot Of Julia street,
SH4EGG&l}FE gSss5 S opposite the Steamship Landing
HNo freight will be received without order from the
Agents. jyl6
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HALL! COLUMBIA

Hail We heroes, heaven-bort1 band,
Who fought and bled in Freedoms cause
WIG fought " tan and bied in Freedom's cause,
And when the storm Of war was gone, =
EniDy'd the peace your y2lor won. "
Let Independence be our boast,
Ever migdful what it cost,
Ever grateful for the priz4, -
Let its altar reach the skies -.
CHORES.
Firm, unified, let us be,
Ralying round our Liberty; +. 4
AS band Of brothers ioin'd s,
'tE Peace and safety We shall find.
Immortal patriots rise once more, i5
Defend your rights. defend your shore,
Let no rude foe, with impous hand,
Let no rude foe, with intpious hand .l,sf
Invade the shrine where sacred lies, =,ss'." n" T..
OF toll and blood the we'll earned prize.
lille Offering peace, sincere and lust, :.
In Heaven we place manly trust,
That truth and Justice will prevail, VI, "
And every scheme Of bondage fail.
.CHoRus-FiFm, united, etc.
sound, sonnd the trump of fame, @
And let w ashington'S great nane, - e. .=I"
Ring through the world with loud applause,
Ring through the world with loud applause,
Letevery Cline to freedom dear ,T6 55S4
u Listen with d joyful ear; '' F
With equal skill, with ,odIike power, t'l
lie governs in the fearful hour l u-
OF horrid war, Or guides with ease "a; r.
Our councils in the time of peace.
CHoRUs-Firm, united. etc.
Behold the chief who now commands,
Once more to serve his country stands, gn.l
The rock on which tue storm will beat,
Ihe rock on which the storm will beat,
But arm d in virtue, firm and true, -
His hopes are hxid on Heaven and you;
When hope was sinking in Gismay,
When gloom obscnred Columbafs day,
Ills steady mindt from changes free, Nd g,
Resolved on death or liberty. ..=
cHoRus-Firn, united, etc.
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WATERING PLACES.

nodoss ssi5s now open 70! S9h IL
been for The enertainment o es oE to Nc
hGsl jya s5lm sRSn hs aalf Coast eR1oH ypAE p1snEso
~, THE OCEAN SPRINGS HOTEL WILL
lltenlion Of JOHN of III Common street
homs VIII ps Drought 70 near 70 ake the y9Fs y
a. 4 HoLhYyooD 81 Z, glHoUsE-IEAsTERN SHORE
OF MOBILE BAi-This favorite place of resort having
G undergone many important improvements is now ready
for the reception of families single persons by day
The Salt Water Bathing is good any in Mobile Bay.
tie Shower Bas are unequaed and Of the few places
1 HssR5oa T us5E BE EsP sn as 5 h9ts M
hours leaving ls,sn aSss - lsss AAn q
a. CULLUM SPRINGS -GH0CTAW COUNTY,
pF9p.ietor Of The a9E delightful Water
last and begs leave them that he will be
with he Springs and New orleans this season. thereby en-
abng visitors At the above place to communicate with their
the mails.
fer day s. 90
:, week 200
nHacks in waiting at the landing on the arrival Of
no o s asrs ean e bad w. M sp Pns
Ne s 2 m st. Charles street. VIZ ~ s Mr. Pnrso,
FSRE 2IN h bas EaE. 9sE9
44:l the public that the above Delightful SUMMER RESORT
will be opened on Wednesday, lltl June. ,I
During the past season they have been improving the Grounds
and have made additions tie Buildings which
now in perfect order and greatly augment comfort North
Wharf has been built, which will lessen the distance
considerably Stable has been erected and much
improved.
Point Clear has advantages all other places upon the
Coast and those who visited there last endorse for
the superior SALT WATER BATHING FISH and OYSTERS.
Blocs Band has been engaged for the season. and every
ety of amusement attendant at watering will be provided
season betWeen the City and Point Clear.
GD- Rooms may be secured by addressing
myl9 toct2 F. H. CHAMBERLAIN 4 CO.
c. COOPER'S SVELL-SITUATED IN KINDS
I'LL Raymond, within four miles, from thence BY stage
This noted Watering Place for the Of Chronic Darrhea
Dyspepsia Dropsy Gravel Diahetes Corosis, General De
bily, etc. is open for the reception Of visitors.
INMkN WILLIAMS
Nlatch, 1896, Proprietor.
BITS well known that the yellow fever prevalent
here last fall evidently brought here by goods from
an infected district Persons arriving the Well will be struck
with Its elevated location Situated in the pine hi and will
a to see any local cause for fever Preeano has been taken
dent physician r j. s. Beazeley and burnt in presence of
on now going on and visitors are daily arriving do not
SON but every exerton will be made to render the invalid
Portable. ~
u3l tt INMAN WILLIAMS.
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CREscENT cITY soAE, XyoRKs-pEror


The Subscribers have city the manufacture
of Soup for Family, Ship Steamboat which they pre-
sent TO the public for approval in competition the REST
soaps of established reputation combines with
dom from the disagreeabe effects of ordinary USE and
will be found upon trial. possess washing properties in per
sGtion and is guaranteed contain ingredient in sufficient
quantity to niure the finest fabric of ladies' apparel.
The advantages of merchants others being able to
supply themselves and with equally good If not
better article Of home manufacture will present themselves n
glance aid the subscribers respectfully solicit patronage
N i n II SYITNy
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FOR RED RIVER.

Leaving positively MONDAY, July 81 at O'clock P NJ
ffaaTTs n. FOR SHREVEPORT, GRAND
Bayou Grand Ecore, Alexandria, Gortons and
all n landings The fine fast running
in place Of steamer Planter leave as above For freight
OF passage apply Oh board, or to
jy2l LEWIS SNAPP Il CO. ~ Front ST. =
a All freight for above Alexandria be consigned
eSandria All the freight thai shipped the steamer
fiaiter will be taken upon steamer Bayou Belle
y Leaves on MONDAY, the 2lst inst. at S P. NJ. @
,sfI1Ta d. FOR SHREVEPORT-THE FINE
aHh5 fast running passe, packet steamer Bayou
Belle, u. d. Atkinson, master, will leave
above for Shreveport Grand bayou Cmpte Grand EcoIe
Maurice Cotie Alexandria Gorton's Landing ntefne
board, or to VI n / r. B. SMITH.
jy2I No. Tchonpitoulas Street
Shippers will bear in mind that the Bayou Belle signs for
the Planter. y o. "
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STEAMBOAT DEP PARTUREs.
OHIO RIVER. 5-t1l5.

"a, fY1sss (. STEcAHTERNIAGaAT Harry 4,
ll6ps.sasssksfj 5pottS, nlaster-F0R LOUISVIILE-
T6a splendid steamer will leave for Louisville
and all landings throughout the season. as oiows
Leayes New Orleans on EDNEsDAY, July %, ats N.
SRte-rooms can be secured by applying TO - - 90
ap2l BELL BUCHANAN Il co. .a5 Magazine st u
/, IT. = STEAMER JAS. nONTlsODrEf2Y
ttl6si5eAsssa sam,l Montgomery, lnaster-This
throughout the season, as follows i : =
Leave New Orleans MONDAY July 2sh at P. M. sys
,r5,,57, s4n.;5, THURSDAY, August 18th, at 5 r NJ
de unsurpassed ip point Of speed and
odaions by any boat In the trade Rooms for any Of the
above trips can be secured on application to 81 " -
ap2l BELL, BUCHANAN 4 CO. 95 Magazine street. q
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WEIR MISSISSIPPI.

~ Leaves on WEDNESDAY, the 2'd inst, ats p. NJ.
~ - R E G. ULA r. MEMPHIS AND
l4s4sts,T iss4ksts,TT' CAIRO SUMMER PAGEET.-For Memphis,
~ Helena, Napoleon Greenvillc, and all landings
II the endsThe regular packet steamer Kate
FrfsDee, Frisbee MASTER will leave above For freight
Or passage apply board 7..5alg
JOHN E. HYDE & CO., sc Poydras st.
Jy2l or LEWIS SNAPP h CO., 81 Front street.
E1he Kate Frisbee will pay particular attention pana-
ton and freight and remain in the trade the whole season.
leaving here every other Wednesday.s ~
Leaves on WEDNESDAY, 2S1 inst. at o'clock p NJ.
i, fYgGss A. REGULAR CAIRO AND MEM
PRIS PACKET fine, fast running pas
sssssssssa senger steamer Lucy Robinson, Sol Nal
born master, will leave above for Cairo Mills Point New
Madrid, Memphis Napoleon Gaines Landing, Greenvie Lake
Providence, Vicksburg and all intermediate landings
freight having superior Recommendations apply
board, or to go =52i 7. b. SMITH, 4'53
jyl9 Et6aas No. 4 TchoupitouIas street.
Leaves every SATURDAY EVENING, at 5 o'clock.
(. gTsmSS y. s. MAIL PACKET FRANK
EaA1lsspftjjd IYON-in place steamer Nachez-Reguar
ssfssssEa Ficksburg and Mil.ikens Bend Packet-The
tine ast running passenger packet steamer Frank Lyon
Aslbury MASTER will leave above for llken's Bend,
Tgsksbarg WMarrsnton VAR Grand Gulf ST. ,Joseph Rodney,
and all landings the Coast regularly every Sat-
rday a5 O'Clock r NJ For freight passage having unsur-
passed accommodations, apply on board, Or to S - u
LEWIS SNAPP & Co, 81 Front street, or to
r. X 5LAUGHL1N, I48 Carondelet street.
h All freht for Yazoo River above Yazoo City must be
consigned TO some house in Vicksburg. gjy14
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MeSGf0yyAN,s MeSGf0eSy "a VS. 6GE;LEBRATED HELLANTA-

McGOyVAN'S CELEBRATED PLANTA~
ls1 T1UN PUMPS-Double Acting Suction and Force Coast
rumns mud Pumping EnEe dseharsng from 200 to
for Csters and Deep Wes Copper Lined Juice and Moas
with Brass Ball Valves Hot Water Pumps for Forcing into
Boilers againStS Steam.
MtGowans Portable Plantation Steam Pumping Engines for
lifting and forcing large volume Of from the river,
oyerowing rice lands supplying sugar houses ETC. Draining
gnes small, Sugar House Engines, with copper lined Metal
Valve Pumps for juice moasses md forcing hot
steam boers Steamboat Doctors and Wreckng Engines Por
table Copper Lined Fire Engine Pumps, worked by brake,
capable of throwing from so Is gallons minute through
a nozzle, II distance o. from 100 to 100 feet.
The engines each furnished with band wheel for driving
circular MILL gin stands etc. and be furnished
without pumps for printing houses, ware houses etc. where
compact and simple vertical engines are desirable.
No brick work erection Of kind in putting
these Engines to work MS both engines and boilers vertical
and all connections made.
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New Orleans owe mber !, 1S55.1
Office n. O., Op, And q. W. Railroad o.
Mr. Bridges Sln answer to your inquiry relative to the
performance of the MCGOWAN Pumps in upon this roa
can only that they quite equal representation
and that an,og the variety of pumps baye use, they
decidedly the best. ~
Yours respectfully, a. B. SEGER, Vice President
The above Pumps and Engines constantly FOR sale by the
uhscriber, sole agent here for the manufacturers.
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