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Daily southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-11-17


THE undersigned offers for sale splendid
J. STEAM SAWMILL. situated on the New
Orleans and Jackson Railroad three.quarters Of
a mile from the located depot, Bahala. and ten
miles South Of Gallatin. The rapid settlement
Of the surrounding country, the anticipated tow n
and the undoubted completion Of the road 20 this
point by the Isl Of October next, with the already
increasing demand. insures ready sale for lumber
thtre being no mill nearer than twelve miles
To the mill is attached 900 acres Of fnely tim
bered land, with a suilireney opened for the pro-
duction OF corn, potatoes, etc, 10 supply the
employees and teams OF the mill A comfortable
Dwelling. with the necessary out-houses. at
tached The mill house is large and substantial
containing the latest and most improved ma
chinery; boiler 81 feet long, 20 inches in dame
ter, double flued circular saw. 81 inches diameter.
Everything new and in complete running order.
This mill. with seven hands can cut between
FIVE and six Thousand fei of lumber a day, but
averages 1900 feet daily, without extra labor OF
strain OF machinery.
Attached is one o. Straub's superior 2G-inch
French Burr GRiST MILLS, capable Of grinding
from lj 70 Is bushels per hour. with sufficient
business 10 supply the place with bread. Also,
a Wagon and Team, Lumber Car, Tools, etc.
necessary TO carry on the business with an
abundance Of water all seasons.
Terms easy For further particulars, apply on
the premises. or to the under signed
W. J. BRUNER,
or MAYES & MtLLsAPs, Agents,
April III, 81. 33-tf Gallatin. Miss.
Daily southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-11-17

OF INTEREST," TO ALL.

IT lie undersigned begs leave to inform tho cit
Il izens Of Claiborne and adjoining counties
that he has purchased the Right ef CRANE
PATENT METALLIC BURIAL CASK as.-
pew aud beautiful article, unlike anything ,,cl
offered to the public before. The casket has none
Of the repnlsiye appearance which oil other Bnri-
al Cases or Collins have. A.supply Of all sizes
constantly on hnnd.. The pubic are invited to
call and examine them.
All orders for The Casket or wooden Collins,
win be. dlled with despatch. Burial clothes Of
all Kinds furnished when ordered
A. ROLLINS.
July Q. 1856. 46,ly
Daily southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-11-17

ELoUR. Asnperior article Of St. Louis flos
Il on band and for sale by -
nov2z IS r-rr-rrrp
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DISSOLUTION.


Having sold ont my interest IN the Furniture
business to T. Garrison. cordial bespeak foI
him liberal ond continued patronage from al
my friends and former customers.
feb27tf L. GRIFFITH.
Daily southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-11-17
Attention, Planters!

LABORERS, AND MASTERS!
THE undersigned has been appointed sole agent
IL for Claiborne County. Of the
Louisiana Steam Clothing Factory,
for the sale Of the articles Of clothing manufac-
turcd by the Company. Samples OF every arti-
Gle OF clothing made at the factory may be seen
at my store.
Schedules showing how to measure. win be fur
nished to planters aud those who desire TO sup
ply themselves with Clothing from this factory.
Orders left with me will be forwarded once a
week, and parties ordering may rely upon rrceir-
ing the articles within week from the time OF
forwarding the orders.
The prices of this clothing are low, and all per-
sons wanting such articles would do well TO cali
aud examine the samples and learn the prices
may22 w, b. FULKERSON.
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sa ID .lezrs lxI!g Crescent.
RIAlER NTEL.LIaE NC .


sATgRpAX, september = 1000
ARslvA1s Ihe Opeioosas Meekly pacsss haSou
Belle Capt John Lyons arrived VITA 20 pales COTTON
$50 head p cattle, ana sandries. H..
The Yieks5ufg Y. ?. nan passenger pacAse atios
Yyian, Capt Dick Nash arrived witn = oaiss oelOu
She win leave again as usual At O'Clock tais even
ing.
Bo6gs CoNING.- The Railroad line passe1 =
packet q sWon Capt Jones, VIII be IN port % OS v
and leaves or her return tFp Monday nezt y s =
WeieaFn by teleggaphic dispatch thas tne Louis
vile passenger packet Woodtord Wlll oe ~ eus l4.a
ing tomorrow morning. she leaves postifeiy =
O'Clock 2. ~ on Monday the 9Th ms.
BoATsLEavtNe L'r. 8assg tor Bayou A,9Jo'l9S.e
At 9 o'clock A. H. to-day tns sals aug resuiat
passenger packet, q charge Of me veteran oape' a.
Dugas, with the obIigng MI. Jos. Daleres IN ING
ONCE, will leayeas above toF bayoa LalouFcne any
al intermediate landings
Bayou Belle Jor opefoHsas'--At O'CLOCK I, NJ
to-day Capt John Lyons backs cut nls me hgat
draught Summer packet Tor opelonsas, slmmspoft,
and Old river Mr. Louis 9edeiroy u ner genVle-
manly eeFk, Ihe Bayou beleis pecomin8,lt hot az
ready 10 indispensable institution in the opeousas
trade.
Golden dge for Fort AdGms and the Coast.-At
. s !. =. ~ tAes sAiAa iiea ~ . y oPA t5
packet, in charge Of the experienced and popular
Capt VIM. AoCombs, viii leave % above for WI.
Transport Red river Landing, Fort Adams, and all
intermediate landings On her return, she Will leave
Bayou Sara on every Wednesday, on the arrival q
the cars from Woodyile.
Era No for Sareoeport-shlppers Will please
lake notice that the Era No, VIZ eaye possiVe!y
this evening for Shreveport direct. she WIN remain
above the falls and connect with the Era NO. y lor
ing direct line through e Shreveport Ihe aoeFe
boats belong 70 9. L Koans y BFothers low Wate
line aud will give clear Ds o. laaing 70 shreveport
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tU ORLEANS 5loutV gIathtt.
CRESCENT 0FFIcE, No. 70 Camp street,
Friday Evening. SepfembeF 8 II


The money continues fall supply. Most of the
oyern resources II suggestive to managers
rot to ~ alarmed the present plethora All their large
NJ called into action before many weeks pass At
This might say, there no paper marke-brough
by spsrseness oi paper and seeuFiet the
he which have quoted for the last
thirty days still continue.
Cotton begins IN rather larger quantities
must wait few days before there Will bean ample supply
il the aTet The receipts yet behind former
years Che large packets not yet resumed business.
eyes OF commercial world turned towards The
crop 1855 We haye only toremarE that pound
raised viii be required what price time only diyulge
Tie exchange market Is rather heavy at this mgment The
banks bold checks a. discount Outside the rates take
broader sales having been made atfrom % discount
and five day sights l cent discount sixty day
sgGs 193 and pei discount The supply Of time
bis NOT however large Sterling quiet remittance
rates being i0qe9 The banks ask higher an buyers do
not fay l081z@a4 Francs have declined to 5and
52 The banks usk higher though thereia no demand for
remittance,
ST. cks ae quiet We learn Of few shares Of Citizens
BANK Being 1871 resale Of sI2 shares Gas Light
Company within the Of 1875 The stocks Of the free banks
are hsd 100 There have been sales Of Home Me
charts and Crescent Companies Of 1885, Bic
We appepd our weekly quotations
QUOTATIONS or Jew ORLEANS STOCK NAHKET.
Bank Of Louisiana. 100 patd. 56G1l55
Louisiana Bank 546Dl55
Canal Bank,....s. l23
Citsans Bauk
Meehauies Traders Bank. .lf0
Unton Bunk 99G1lOa
Bank New Orleans 98QD99
Southern Bang 100 s90i
Crescent city Bank 9a9lQ9
Bank oi AneFiels sbt5sS55a
Commercial Water Works 100 u
af itsn gampM{ Ivy A@osg31
southern Pacific Buaroad,. nothing
9psl2asas Ralrosa, seo At
6 gherlSs Hotel Company mo salss
relean Ly .s
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Bayou BELIZE bales cotton Payne
HarrsoI7 John I.ee6 do Oakley Hawkins &co4 do to
Lloyd Frerson2 bbs sugsr bbs moasses Frelspn Steven
&co5S hides Bassel50 head cctte and sundes to
der-Toal e bales cotton,
BAYOU SARA-Steamer LAUREL Hills bales cotton to
Carroll Holmes &co3D do Smith, Harris kCo-l6 bales
Oakley Hawkins &co-4 Edward Male &cO-l2 Tunbull
10 Thompson &co-S do Ar Miltenbege Borron-S do
Payne HarrisonS do Hughes, Hyested &coS bales cotton
Person &co-T Richard Eugent &co7 John Lee6 do to
Moore Vaneun-6 Harris Lewis Thos Henderson Peale
IL bbs noRsses Roman kernionlo hides Cutrer Harr
son Sco-sundries to order-Total 1888 bales cotton.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Jas stocktou-1lOO 900 feet lumber
to order.
Carrie.
CoyINGToN-schr FOntaubeau- 900 bricks to order.
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OFFICE or THE CHIEF or POLICE.

Monthly Chief Of Police his atou
o Of during
4ugus,Is5 mdt QSe o arr
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


M
. a., ,,,
me Sb sn of anal e5e
and providing for the same in the city OF New Orleans be
amended by adding TO the ordinance the accompanying Sec
tons and ~; ~ r,.,,o ms
for sale at Of the landings Of the city within the limits
Ofhe city, the Inspector or his assistants shall receive lee %
Eve for each every cord whether said wood be landed
or offered Tor sae on any and h wter erMt within me m
aforesaid and shall be the duty OF me Inspector OF WOOD 70
for sale .
SEC 10 Be ttutheF 0rdds7 Ehat eaC ana every ioRd oil
wood "a nthe Gy # Esw orleans shall ss ePe 2nsPeG
vendor person 3a procure certificate q the measure
ana Sny Pso9 IF psof b 9 G b n na VI @
l saI = r.c g ,frsaiS '''' " ~ " "' ~
40"'' FSf,IaJi rE1.c II 70 4ID0
tel President Boar6 Of Assistant 4idermen
lsignedI pres5sn ii B6 Sl40 Of Aldermen.
No 41lI !
~ '
fs9ped Iha that part OF tue letter OF the Mayor in relation
10 @ g one 9 as Distra ap
bers from the Board Of Aldermen, with power e act
Committee of the Assistant BoadMesrs Whitney, Monroe
Magoni and Huyghe.
way Eorsull and Deliabarre. - - 80 ~
lStgaedI CHAS. H. WALDO,
LSignedl ]. Q, NIXON,
,r,rvo5 ,,.ns, az 1879 President board OF Aldermen
Signed GERARD sTITH Mayor
A true copy WV. SALONoSr
au3t Secretary Of Mayor
MAYo F; ifA Of T NhW ", oR y Fans ,g.o
NJ. 'Io9 Wy "a
Pss,t,j That the a,5r he and b Ia rpre, aT,rt,s4 IN
rive nube nolice ii Ffenc and RgIisn in fn of lie civ
ysEsna 0r tirty ays nat II Is ia i1snrion nF no Nm
s 9 as h AN e9 N from 5a a Bfe sree Il
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| 9 PECIFIC ALTON for the contract for
- building Lock up and Recorders office Third Dis

| ~, ""JNNAe"to
euzl l2t -. T THEARD, Comptroller
| PECIFICATION 5 for the contract for
y building Lock up and Recorders office in the Third Dis
IooAroy-The Lookup and Recorders office shall be 10.
tsg onA lot Of ground situated On he east side Of Eysian
les street, 9etween oyal and )aphn Streets and measur-
SIZES FOUNDATIONS AND WAtiS-Said buildings shall be
m9rked on satd plans p5otle5 and sections
bricks wide az the bottom and the foundations Of all walls \
bricks in thickness shall be bricks wide the bottom except
wide oe o 6G9% THY gt sa est on boom q thick
workmauke manner extending at least inches on each
sets OF ches 50 as to suit the thickness Of the walls the
Az the walls throughout the buildings SHAH built to the
y srst orv nF t5e Recor5ar,s otre sh h 70 fact i
clear; the story office shall
stories Of lie Up Shall be each 10 feet inches high in The
clear.
ground throughout the walls shall be laid in tue best hydraulic
cement and two ct strong States laid in the joints
ary complete and erect the buildings, their pllsers cor
neeS 9eGs courses paths ana other ornaments according
most substantial manner rs 70 render the whole complete
arches take the weight from ntels openings walls
ana nv WIN nTs . SGPpoF R'seyS Il Era ,
bricks Of the best quality laid mortar of fresh Thomsson
the JOINT q ne fence wall nQt to be pastered ha be
smoothly struck and said fence walls shall De twelve feet in
GRAslrE-The front Elysen Fields street shall have
granite table Ii inches high By inches thick except
opening whereit will b. II inches thick well cut dressed
Set and finished as SHOWN on the cravings.
rai stem inches Hi. by X inches vide and feet long.
All the doors and windows throughout the buildings Shall
The whole .ial best blue Quincy granite pro-
erg cut and set and well dressed and finished as shown on
mos W6E-The door window openings the lock up
shall wrOughtron doorand window grangs, made and
by the City surveyor The rails Of iron in
Of st iroa inch thick ~ inches vide with anchor ends
be well secured into the walls.
Aninsds grating fronting the alley way Ct the cells shall
be constructed and placed 10 five cells the whole pans
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TONI-AHomATIo HPpTEHs-
a CORDIAL FOR LADIES AND AGED PERSONS.

This highly agreeable cordial taken pure and was prepared
by the request Of number of families who repre-
tented 70 the Inconvenience resulting from mixing those
etes Of httes rh cannot be mhbed undiued the oss Of
time which they occasion. and The mistakes made from gnO-
rance Of the mode Of administering them.
These we'll founded objections enabled to understand the
true causes which deter many from making their
excellent and beneficial preparations The manufactured by
be taken pure OhyRss all the difficulties alluded Il
is highly ticaGi0us in of general weakness and
ems affections generally and is certain preseryatye from
gAstitsthat fatal disease peculiar humid eli
mates, Il reestablshs The appetite nygoate the general
system and in lime restores healthy persons who
acquired q lynphRte temperament
This cordial possesses not only the property Of stimulating the
appetite but Of aiding digestion If tempted by sumptuouH
rep TO indulge beyond the bouds Of prudence suffer from
slow aud mpeded digestion. small glass Of this admirable
liquor occasions speedy relief and facilitates the work NATURE
Personsn good health may peservaye and pleas
ant beverage Its delicious aud render it such
Those who In the habit OF g nnch and particularly
ladies will hnd it invaluable addition to this repaBt not
merely on account Of it, exquisite flavor but from digestive
qualities.
The most delicate constitutions, from infancy old age of
both sexes may employ it without the slightest
Directions will be given persons using for the first time
A. A.. PEYGHAUn,
No u,,ra1 9trn
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5blnniaa 9nteILIaegte.
SATURDAY, September A, 1858.

SATURDAY, September A. 1858.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Ship Lorenzo, Eaton, for Liverpool, = P Whitney &co
schr Red Fox, OliphaDt, for Iampico.
Goidenbow Lesparre
Sthr Anna Belle Ellis for Pensacola, O'Howd Sullivan
ARRIVED,
Schr Experiment, GonleY from Pearl Riyer-Baslu.
Schr Fontaiubleau, Peters, from Uoyngton-Basin'
sTEAHBoATso
Bayou Belle, L, ons, from Opelousas.
Laurel Hill, Hooper, from Bayou Sara
Oregon Hopkins from Mobile
Jas Stockton, Hauthorn from Pascagoula-Basiu.
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. 10 Inc Secoud District Pound Derbgny street between
ST Ann and Main streets, as estEAys--
One white ea-bten horse about 49, hands high with
back short name and tail, not shod.
One dark brown mule, about l4is hands high
saddle and collar marks cropped ta braided f. v
ON the left thigh and S on the lett shoulder shod
One dark and mule about AZ hands high with
collar marks cropped maze and TAIL not shOd.
white heer with black spots brown and black head,
branded o. D. on the right hip.
red hes with an eligible brand the right thigh.
One white aud yellow spotted she goat blind OF the right
one and white spotted she goat with both split
One white she goat, width white aud light kid
One Whit and black kid
one white and black spotted she goat and kid.
One black goat til white spOts the aud of both
split
One white and lightly yellow she goat.
One black yellow aud white She goat with the right ear cut
off and the LETT uninterrupted.
One brown and white she goat
which claimed within days and the expenses there
on paid will be sold public auction a. said depot on FRI
d II September II. 1873, At IL o. clock NJ
New Orleans september 8, 1865.
.. O. Fletcher, Street Commissioner.
Registered September g. 1855.
HENRY DUREL,
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Approved:
New ORLEANS, September 4, 1858,
TO PLANTERs, sUILUERs, etc.
SOUTHERN FIRE-PRooF RooFrEs.

SOUTHERN FIRE-PR00F RoOFrEs.
The undersigned offers to pu6c Fire Proof Roofing "a
possessing the following advantages everything Of
the kind which has heretofore been dtscovsred:
and expensive roofs will last As long ns4@s N9 REPAIRS
and when finished beb the appear9nes d ST9SE s
Roofs may be covered ybou, removing Shingles Il
6D N& W. i ROOFS BAY Be- &s porecy tight p
have continued to leak in spite Of all efforts can be made
i Is iacombusole is impervioas to water is not affected g
the atmosphere by and onGouductor Of beat
1t can be applied to any species Of roofs HAT or inclined ms;
be applied the sides Of houses taking The place Of
cement and will give building covered the external
For the roofs Of cars omubusses and steamboats, uys
ue6e and would render railroad ties mperhah when coated
with it. they would no longer be exposed to tue atmosphere
Planters and Builders can be furnished "s1uther
Fire Proof Roo9nE, y with plain instructions how TO appy
RAILROAD CARS and DEPICTS,
MILLS ,,-,.,,-.
all can be covered and perfectly Fire and Proof
with cur Roofing.
tend furnish the material to part Of the country with in
We are pTepare to negotiate with ders and others tor tt,
purchase Of the right Of States Parishes Counties md Terrific
Once Of the Company, No. IS ST. CHARLES STREET.
basement of the Masonic Hall ,,,,,,,.,,,,
Liberal Inducements offered to Builders and others to act 81
All Communications addressed to Box 1856 New Orleans
will meet with prompt attention.
s-"antsd- in ~ PARTS Of the county nl3 6o&%
NIEECT TRADE............HAYL d co.
Notice is hereby given that ali claims which nay appear
o. and all claims which may established by process Of
lay, will he promptly paid, with interest, n iul; -r
TRADE and the correspondents Of Baylor Go. throughout
vancsS viii he asde as usual IA NeE Orleans on Cotton f5f
direct shipment Europe accompanied all cases by
orders for Cotton BagEng viii be led by direct importation
from Calcutta into the port of New Orleans.
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EPAVE DU PREMIER DISTRICT-n n
E. etc conduit depot DIES epaves Premier
Dryuies les rues Julie ct Girod, epaves
Une bruno uoire ct Blanche ayan la ete blanche
Uue petite che vre jaime, nOire ct blanche.
ST dts aumauX sont recLmes dams dix jourS les
fras pay6s ills yendus euChere pubique All dit depot
MERGREDI, s. gmbre 1855 10 heures A. 81.
Q. Q, Fl4ECHlER, Commssaire des
Nnnvnlle. rlaans. 26 Aout 1858. alg- Sal
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Witch claimed within days expenses there
DAY September II. 1875, At u O'Clock NJ.
.. 0. FLEGHIER, Street Commissioner.
HE fis;E p PV ga1dfs,o,,.,
E7PAVE1 DU SECOND DISTRICT. - II a
entire LEI rues Maine ct .Aune CONNIE epaves-
aygnt e dos ualale queue ct erinere courte pas errs
I'm mulet brun oqGe dengir9n AZ mains de hau ayant
emmpe Il " la euisse gauohe, cts epaule gauche,
Uue mule uoire ct fonee deuyron 49, de aut ayant
ds marques de collier ert9iere ct queue coupees
ct bruno etamp9e O. Ii. a II hanche droite.
Uue geusse rouge, avec uue eampo tisble la cui5se
uns ch9yre blanche tachetee de jaune ayeuge de Inu
Une choyo bruno aehetee de blanc ayant GRIZZLIES
nS cnyr blanche yec une petite cheyra blanche ct jaime
pale
une c49ve blanche aqaetee De noir son chevreag;
Une ceyre noire, achetee de blanc les denx grizzlies fen
Una chavre blanche ct june clair.
Une ch9veaune ct nore lorele droite moitie
pee ct 'Teile gauchg e9upee audessops.
Inecheyre brnne ct blanche
Tine chevre rore ct blanche
is is yenius ench5re pubque, dit de-
pot lie VANDRBpI, y 5ep[eenm9,r rel ,58; midi
N0uyells.o rlsms, sepsemare 1858. se4 10 l6
SECOND DIsTRIC,T POUND--VVns brought
tothe Second District Pound Derbisny street. between
one while f bitten horse about az hands high, with grey
yellow horse about I5i hands high with white
aud taI white stripe the forehead white legs left
watch clqed within days and the expenses there
NEsD4Y, September ], l85s q Il O'Clock Nj 'Y,''
: Nsw Orleans August p, 1888.
TT. HITsELBERGER.
Deputy Comptroller.
EPAyE DU SECOND p1sTIsIGT-.I1 y etc
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BELow-ooMING UP
EXPORTS.

ship Jno N Mayo Snow days from Boston, to Fosdek
Bark Albatross - from Rio de Janeiro 18th Juy-with
S6O5 bags coffee to A + & w Il Elliott.
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F.spcctnen copies sotuorsy for inspection South
cru aud Western money, Of fo5age stamps taken Tor su05cFp-
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MUM 4 Co, rs Fulton street, Y.
HF-Nressrs MUM co extensively engaged IN pro-
curing patents Inventions and will advise inventors
without charge in regard novelty Of their improvements
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Notice Is hereby given that on SATURDAY, the 4b day of
September, 1853 will adudcae my Office o'clock, NJ,
She above contract
au23 1T 7, THEARn, Comptroller
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nj EDICSL ERDiS -, Sc. 81 Gusonhouss street,
lfl stFeeFor the Cure Of old Chronic, Mercuriat
Syphcand all Private Diseases, without Mercury hndrancs
business exposure friends guaranteed In
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a., FOSTElE'S SLAVE DEPOT, lb7 COHM0R
- street, New OfeansHe keeps constantly on hand ana
ga for sale Mechanics. Field Hands, Cooks Washer Ir0a
.ers, and General Enuse Servants Also, buys and sells
Having converted the family part OF
ro large story building tho Slaves has made y
depot in the city and well furnished fer the comfort
o. 5 1t'e'' 7. pOaTER
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Approved July a. 1865.
Esgnedl GERARD sTITH, Mayor.
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DIRMCT TRADE. BAYLOR d co,

Notice of Dissolution,
Notice is hereby given that the termination Of the copa
nership existing according written articles Of agree
ment between the members OF the iim Of Baylor Co the
win be dissolved aud The unfinished business pnced ii
liquidation. g. G. BAYLOR.
Manchester. March 1888. ES fkW
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pULapINe aLArENlAL. HEIoAs. ELRENooD


v D EMOR UELLE, Dealer,
At the Old Basin, corner Of Toulouse aud Franklin,
Has constantly on hand BUILDING MATERIAL such
Lime White Yellow Sand Cement Plaster Of Paris, Shin
giles Lahs Also, English French and American Fire.
Bricks, and all kinds of FirewOod,
0Fer5 from the country promptly carefnlyattended
TO aa3 Is