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@etretos. Wet3eu, rptber, 1850 112@t8
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1aau1en$1. 7001.6O; 2tmot9q $Z'zo-oo.
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8rppiftpueu: 8altp. Bafeb WfeB@8eef
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Tradte.- @etrpdnete Nepfel $1.50 fur
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8or, @ttrenen $2.l5.
abat- Warplarp orb, gut orb. $7t@
81 mittet ti8 gut mittel $1Oa11; gut Bis
fem braun $11013; fen $13@15. Soh
ORB. big fein $3.50. Sbio orb. Biz gut
prp. $901O; mittel Big gut ROTH s10t012;
fein ROTH $13015; gut big fein ccul. $3.50
10 Qut big fein 9elb $2O025.
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SIZE. 0olbnn Sort + tx Quarts 1915 per
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8 eife, eiAene $45 fir fur3e, $50 fir 9eo. PER
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RpbIen - 9iun IF Mine $500; feline
$3.50; 2ump 1925.
uanp- (224O per Come. 8erurianiIder
$65; @pIuntbianiIder $40 (prp 2O00 Yfr.
Sir faniIdcr $1,000.
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gen f. Oh SIG. 5oierfrrb $l2, Wetaen>
lirpb $1O-12.
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fiji % 1tern. 15@16 Ste, fir hteit8e8;
@tearin 1917 Gt8. per YfO.
&o5len. - Cumberland $4-4.85 an gcullt
8tint. Nnfracite 9oblen iinb int 8olen.
Snfctail 8laf DeumOnp 1915. 2ehi9b IS.
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@oaep, Gbrrt Mpuntain 1913
2umber. WeiR 3annen $1-25.3O. Gang
Nlil outings $13-25. Ching $13-1a3.
Semlcf $1O.5O-11. prplor @Goi8 Hlanf
f18-2OB ;3pu unb Scantlin9 $15-17.
@bel8 Tanueu 8lcriu9 1922. G9in9leS
$5-64.
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Daily southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-10-13
PORT GIBSON, MISSISSIPPI, OCTOBER 13, 1853.
STEAM WE'LL
FfDR GATE.


VNHE undersigned offers for sale q splendid
IL STEAM SAWMlLL, situated on tie New
Orleans and Jackson Railroad three-quariers of
a mile from the located depot, Bahala, and ten
miles South Of Gallatin. The rapid settlement
Of the surrounding country, the anticipated town.
and the undonbted completion Of the road 10 this
point by the lst Of October next with the already
increasing demand, insuTes ready sale for lumber
there being no mill nearer than twelve miles
~ the mill Is attached go acres 81 finely tim-
hered land, with suiicency opened lor the pro-
duction Of corn, potatoes, etc, 70 supply the
employees and teams Of the mill A comfortable
Dwelling. with the necessary out-hOuscs at
tached The mill-house il large and substantial
containing the latest and most improved ma
chinery; boiler So feet long. - inches I'D diamr-
ter double ilued; circular saw - inches diameter
Everything new and in compete running order.
This mill. with seven hands, can cut between
FIVE and Elk thousand {, ~ of lumber day. but
averages 1900 feet daily, without extra labor Or
strain Of machinery.
Attached is one of Siaub's superior 2G-imch
French Burr GRlST MILLS. capable of grinding
from l5 70 Is bushels per hour. with sufficient
business ID supply the place with bread Also,
Wagon aud Team. Lumber Car. Tools. etc,
necessary 10 carry On tAe business with al
abundance oi water ali seasons.
Terms easy For further particulars, apply On
tie premises, or 10 the under signed
~. D. BRUNER,
or MAYES \ MtLLSAPS. Agents.
April ii, ~. 33-tf Galiatin. Miss.
Daily southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-10-13
HARNESS, BRlDLE And
TRUNK
MANUFAETQRY.


No. 0, STAMPS ROW, PORT GIBSON. MISS.
n undersigned viii keep con.
fsN--lA 4 stanily on hand ana maau.ae-
t5 - urc 10 order. all articles ia lis
40 A line. 81 iAe best materials and
In the ncat.s ma best style. lI.s Stock oa hand
is large and wcli assorted Ile oilers tle same at
low prices and accommodating terms 10 al pur-
chasgrs
harness, Saddles, whips, Bri-
dies, Trunks, YaEceS, Carpet Bags,
Harness Trimmings, ST.. Sc.
form a part OF DIS Stock on haad and or ihc
Style workmanship finish and price % suit cuato-
mers. Work Of amy kind viii De made up 10
order
f-E-c~-SN lie viii also keep on hand sup-
rfs4 ply Of GIN BAND LEATHER. and
cs-LA-1-Jwill manufacture Gin Bands % orl.r.
Every article manufactured at his establish
ment viii be warranted.
Al kinds Of repairing neatly aad durably exc
cuted.
Prices viii DE- as low as can he Afforded and
ales VII b. made o. accommodating terms.
l.. J.. WILLIAMS
Feb. Z. 1857. 2i-tf
Daily southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-10-13
DISSOLUTION.

rT1EE firm Of Griffith & Garrison IS this day di--
J. solved hy mutual consent. T.Garrison VIII
attend % settling up ai tie business Of the firm.
All those owing us on note or book accounts. are
request Is pay up rs soon KS possible. ". Gar
r-ol Wiz continue iie FIrl.ture business 70 tho
oh stand. where he VIII he pleased t0 -gc our
friends and customers who may want anything
IN the Furniture AID housekeeping line.
~. GRIFFITH.
T GARRISON.
Daily southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-10-13
Guns. Gunsg

lust received and for sale by w. B.AKER, at
J his gun shop on Main street, Port Gibson. a
lot Of fine English and French double barrelled
shot guns aud pistols and other articles for sports
men such as lead shot and powder Cox's percus-
soncaps best quality, Colts waterproof pistol
caps also g d ard military caps. Fine canister
powder, shot pouches and powder TASKS, gun
wadding and a variety of other articles all Of
which ne viii sell on reasonable terms.
NJ b Being thankful FOR past iavors he hope s
for a continuance Of patronage from bis friends
and the public generally He will always be
found AZ his shop ready to do all Kinds Of gun re-
pairing IN the very best style,
n-- New rides made 20 order and warranted.
Port Gibson, Dec l3s 1855.
Daily southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-10-13
Attentioll, rlanters!

L1BORERS, IND HAS1ERS!
TTNlIE undersigned has h,cn appointed sole agent
l. for Claiborne County. y the
Louisiana Steam Clothing Factory,
for ihe sale Of the artici of clothing nalu,ac-
tured by the Company. Samples of every arti-
cle Of clothing made at the factory may be seen
10 my store.
Schedules showing how q measure viii be fur
nished TO planters and those who desire u sup
ply themselves witt Clothing from this factory.
Orders left with me will De forwarded one .
week. and parties ordering may rely upon reoeiy-
ing the articles within a week from the time Of
forwarding the orders
The prices Of this clothing are low, AMI ail p.r-
SONS wanting such articles would do well to ciil
and examine the samples and learn the prices.
may22 vi. B. FULKERSON.
Daily southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-10-13

Having old ogi my interest in The Furniture
business % r. Garrison. 7 cordial bcspeak for
him liberal onl continued patronage from an
ms neads and former customers.
f.bz1f j. GRIFFITH.
Daily southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-10-13
OF INTEREST M Az

TH HE undersigned begs leave to inform tho ci Z
4 izens of Claiborne and adjoining counties
that he has purchased the Right Of CRANE.
PATENT METALLIC BURIAL CASKEl.-a
new and beautiful article, unlike anything ever
offered TO the public before. The casket has none
Of the repulsive appearance which all other Bur-
al Gases or Collins have. A supply Of all sizes
constantly on hand. The public are invited to
call and examine them.
All orders for the Casket or wooden Collins
will be filled with despatch. Burial clothes Of
all kinds furnished when ordered.
A. ROLLINS.
July .. 1856. dolly
Daily southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-10-13
Patent. AIedicinek.

AAtCAAD 4tACAAaIAAANrs
DULL'S Sarsaparilla; Ayers Cherry Pcctogal
I'D IIurley's do; Billings Syrup
HOstettcrs Btters Wistar's Balsam Wild
Il00land's German do, Cherry.
Moaatt's Bttcrs, fmanuels SOuthcrn An
Oxygenatcd do. tidOte.
Rocbcck's bid purifier Bosbyshells Panacea,
Moodman's Cherry Ex- SWain's do
pcctorant. India Cholagogue
Jaync's Expact0rant. Byan's PulmOuic Wa
Browns Essence Jamai- fers.
ell Ginger. Philltoken.
Fahne,tuck' IS Ycrmiiugs Seltzcr Apcrient.
McLanc's do Ralway's Ready Relief,
Jayne's dc Railways Rcsolvent,
Markicn's do Davis Pain Killer
Mustang liamcnt Washington Remedies.
Arabian do Halls Lin.maut,
Buffers Nerve & Bone Limerick ID
Liniment Hayes Liniment
Oprdcldoc &c.. &c.. for sale by
Nov. p. 1857. JAS. H. KING s. CO.
Daily southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-10-13

aud Coral;
An being Stoves Of the latest AMI most approved
kinds.
Castings.
Skillcts odd Lids extra Stovcware, Fire Plates
and Irons. sad Irons Iron Stands, Sovels and
Tongs. Brass do. Candlestcks. Shutters. Iron Tea
kettles French Stcwpans. Crates; britannia. Plan
ishcd and Japanned Wares Of all kinds; together
with large assortment Of
Hardware.
Such a A.ll Files. Rasps Saw Files Shoyels.
Hoes. Rak Steak-bcatcrs. Braces AMI Bits.
Chises. Augors. Hinge Butts and Hinges, Tacks,
Sdornails. Nhtewash Brushes. HandsaWs. States.
Coaccmi!ls. Shutter Knobs. Curry Combs, Coal
Carriers. Cinder ShoYcls Axes and Axc-handles,
Hatchcts, Hand Drills and Kat Traps. Also, a
general assortment OF
Pumps.
Consisting Of Force. Lifting and Chain Pumps.
Also, large and well assorted stock or
lightning Rods,
with Mayrs Improved Spiral Point and Porcelain
lnsulaior Together with large assortment Of
TinWar2
OF the best material. Guttering ana Spouts put
mp to order.
we feel confident we will be able to give gene
ral satisfaction call who may favor us with CALI
All bills due when presented.
W. 4. GREEN q CO.
Port Gibson. August l5, lo57. 5l-ly
Daily southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-10-13
PLANTATION FOR SALE,


I OFFER FOR SALE Ny Olive Branch
u Place. situated three and half yrsg7Sfa
miles South 81 Jackson, La, contain y,ss= ~
ing $50 acres of land, Of which 81 ts@S s
acres are cleared. The woodland IS
heavy Set with iuxuriaht growth Of Bav. Gum
Poplar ash, Holly. Oak and Pawpaw The inn
provements consist d a handsome dwelling good
stables, barn, kitchen, carriage house and other
bulldog er' ssilJ lui cu.lifu4t snu convenience.
all new and in good repair. There Is a Well Of
excellent water on the place. Apply early aud
secure a great bargain.
Terms. $1,000, 70 cash and ~ payable IN two
equal annual instailments 81 s 800 each bearing
6 per cent interest irC " the day q sale until
paid. Apply either 10 Prest. J.. &. Miller o..
Centenary College, or to the undersigne on the
premises.
j. S1lYLlE MONTGOMERY.
n7- Corn, Hay AMI Fodder oil tie place.
Nsv. 10. 1896. 12-tf
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DR.. osgOOd'a India choIagogue

Fever and Ague Chillsand Fever Dumb Ague Intermittent
and Remittent Fevers, Liver Complaint, Jaandice, En-.
lareement of the Liver, Enlargement of the
Spleen, and all the various forms of
BILIOUS DISEASES.
THIS invaluable medicine prepared from extensive
years bouso climate and snever
fail curing Fever and Ague any of the diseases above
named
Those who suffering from affections Of this kind also
those who have nyids from their effects upon the
constitution will find the India Cholagosue uyalua-
Die remedy purifying the blood aud thoroughly cleansing
from the system tho morbid effects of bilious climate
The wonderful of Ghoagogue graduating Bile from
the human system only explain it, extraordinary agency
speedy thorough and Of Fever and Agne
and the various grades ofntermen and remiten fevers
tested in thousands cases and pronounced %
oil who used of the greatest Fever and Ague
dies extaut.
Va and ask for Dr. osgoods India Cholagogue
there are many coanterfets offered forsae.
Forsaein New Orleans wholesaleaud retail at proprietor
J. WRIGHT co.
q and 1851 Charities street,
General Agents for thes South
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ARRIVAL OF CELEBRITIES FROM SALT LAKE CITY.
Judge Eckles having in his charge Miss Polyuore,
who had been rescued from the Mormons on writ of
habeas corpus at the request of the British Govern.
ment, arrived here yesterday. The Judge was 10
have left last night for his home in GreeuCastle, Ind
He has with him a female Pi-Utah Indian, about
eleven years of age, named Mary Tecumbiats, whom
he rescued some time ago from band of starving
Utes who about to kill the girl for the purpos
of RECALLING themselves on her flesh She is black
haired, fat, and clumsy specimen Of the feminine
gender.
Miss Henrietta Polydore is in her twelfth wear
having been eight years old when abducted from bel
parents in Gloucester, England. She lis rosy.eheeked
fair haired child 1t is supposed that the footsteps Of
the party were followed for many miles by band OF
Dantes, from whom an attack, with the purpose OF
rescuing the young girl, was dreaded She was very
much dispeased at being taken away but will doubt.
less be glad when once more under the roof Of her
parents She is under the immediate care of her
aunt Mrs. Richards,
4 Miss Elizabeth Cotton author Of letter in regard
to Mormon life, which was extensively printed some
| time ago, has also arrived here. She is Young and
beautitul-just such one as wond be likely to be
pestered Immediately on her arrival in the City Of the
Saints by the tender attentions of or two Of
| its gallant polygnmous gentry. She went to Salt
Lake City from Leeds England, and is returning 10
that country. Est. Louis Dem.
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VIRGINIA AND FRANCE-The Norfolk Argus trans.
ates the following from the Phars de Ia Loire,
NANTES, France 3Oth September)
We rejoice with our Norfolk contemporary at the
relations about to be established between France
and the center Of the United States. We believe they
will be very useful to both countries and will meet
with few obstacles. We are fully convinced that
without waiting for the construction Of d line Of
steamers, a considerable commerce of exchanges can
at once be established between Nantes st. Nazlire
and Norfolk. That Of ship.timber, Tor instance has
become very important it has attracted the special
attention of the Government and the Protect Of Po-
lice, few days SINCE made ordinance which fixes
the tariff for its transportation the Orleans rail-
road. This measure is very significant, and proves
the degree of Importance which the Government At
taches to the development of this branch of industry
Ships coming from Norfolk will not return without
cargoes Wines brandies leather, and all other pro-
duets brought to Nantes by the river and railroad,
joined to those of onr own city will be certain
clements OF freight We can then predict to export
ers from Virginia complete success, and an increase
of prosperity.
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An OLD POWDER HoRS.-Among the curiosities
exhibited at the Agricultural Fair. in Trumbull
county Ohio, was an antique Powder Horn, by Ansel
Bosworth, ESD Of BmceRIe. Uponit is engraved
Nehemiah Bosworth-hs horn--l756. 1t was carried
by one of the Bosworths in the French and Indian
War and has been in in the possession of the family
since that time descending from geterltion to gener
alton, as an heir loom.
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SPIRITUAL EXPERIENCE OF THE REV. JoHN PIER
REPoNT.--A recent number OF the Spiritual Tele-
graph says:
Rev. John Pierrepont has been reengaged for three
Sundays, to speak for the Spirtualiss at DodWorths
Academy Last Sunday he related some of his ner.
sOnal experience, which was very interesting, One
case was briefly as follows: On the 9th of August
1851 Mr. PierTepOnt addressed letter to Dr. Chan
ming in the spirtworld, stating that he had through
several mediums, been requested by what purnorted
to be his spirit to make himself acquainted with the
facts and philosophy of spirtualism and that if it
was true, he wished Dr. Charming to SO inform him.
and give him such other information as he might per
ceive that he needed The letter was put in an enyel
ope pasted, and sealed with his SEAL and sent to j.
" Mansfield for answer without his opening it, No
person knew that he had written such letter, and
he waited some two weeks for a reply, and received
none. His granddaughter, who was a Medium call
ed on him. and MIR. PierrepOnt asked if the spirit of
DR.. Charming was present? The answer was writ.
ten. YES Mr. Piemepont asked him Are you
aware that l have written you a letter? Answer
Yes and have been trying to get the control Of
Mr.. Mansfield so as to reply to it through him."
few days after this he received lengthy and
specific answer from Mr. Mansfield, which he read
and which contained several extracts from his letter
and the replies were such as to show concusvely
that the writer knew not only the contents of the
letter. but several other private matters not men
toned in the letter. Mr.. Pierrepont exhibited his
letter sent to DR.. Charming, care of Mr. Mansfield
with the seal and envelope unbfoken, and it seemed
! 10 DC Il CLEAR case
Mr.. Pierrepont was i'll in New York, and Dr. Parker
attended him several days without giving relief Mr.
P. wrote q letter to his old physician DR.. Gorham
who went to the spirit world many years since ant
prior to the birth of his granddaughter, to whose
care he addressed the letter. she living at the time
New Bedford. Dir. P. soon received an answer from
! Dr. Gorham, recommending him what to do which
soon relieved him but in Dr. Gorham's reply be
said, there are two DR.. Parkers in New York, one
Willard and the other Edward Parker 1--WE believe
these are the names he gaye.) This fact Mr.. Pierre
pont did not at the time know he only knew DR.
Willard Parker, who attended him. his grand
daughterhad no means of knowing either. He askei
| where this information came from,
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