davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-25

Vf%HE union of E.it.RS0NsS MAGA-
ZlNEs1 with PUTNA Miss MONTHLY

.VfrHE union of E..,ie.RS0NfS MAGA-
ZINE with PUTNA Miss. MONTHLY
has gwen lie consolidated work cmcuiaaon
Secoii. 10 but Gne similar ptibissat:ou IN iise
county, aud has secuted tcr.It . coiIbinsiE0n
Of literary aud artistic taieui probably Gnri-
':,iIed by say other magazine an ihe word
During tie tiESt niVBtli, lae sale an The trade
aud GeIgaud from Subscribers exeesde-i - ,tJ0
copies ana The numbers alreaiy lSSuea OF Tue
cumsOl.dalri work arr. suaivsFSally conceJad
Il have SURPASSED, in iAe richness oi their lit
"rary ceRienE>. aad tine beauty and proiilSe-
MSS of ttieir pictorial Illustrations, any mag
azine ever be- orr IsSiHri iroHi tie Anledean
press. EncoUag+d by these evidences u n
'yur, ne publishers have ieftniue.j 20 com
4sbFnce iiie new yoluIff- ia January with @stf
;lldr!Gual ailract'ons, and 10 Ofl.T surh IN
duceiaeDlS 10 Sub>crIh.rs ~ cannpt IA TO
plac" ~. IN circnisiGn. AT Ilie. heai OF AMER
esH Magazines. W tii This view. they now
announce the following prog sraBlae. They
have purchased that supelb atl;i costly Steel
rIafe ft1ss Nhtzf ~ >.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-25
"THE SUPER"

and viii prrsentsa ctpy OF u 10 every three
doliar s,.hscr bsr hDE Tie yeas 1888. IL was
engraved al cost oi oyff So. .tgUs,, BY the ia!e
ct.i. b. aItd a. l.. DIck, lFt,tn the original oi
iiaFhaet MOrghen. alter LeOnasEoilI Nlncl.
al. Is tie largest steel pate engraving ever
eAe.uied III ihis couLIsS. aeft,g three Ihi.tS
the SIZE Ui tme ordinary ihree-doIiar ei gray
.IngS. -'..'t
lie first impressions. o, ,ihis engraving are
mel. at 10, ahd il Was the intention Oi f'iie
ri'> thu none o. tlir eHsraz lngS shUuiJ ca er
br offered tt,r aSs SUN thar s., beng rIchiy'
y Urtn ,iIat arunuai THUS evcry lhr,.e-doii.T
Sub-,riber will receive the MaIaZne one
farA-e!ieap@tst3- AIS splendid engr,-,
Is us. richly sUrh s. tiIls ge!i.fg fUT S.
ii.e value Ui s.. h..''-
W. Shall commence striking IA he en.ra-
wings immediately. ytt u can hardy Ire ex
pt cIed ia' lmpFrS.IunS Oh - large pia'e
,au heitak"m as last as tiIey ~l! h.. tl!itl Tor
b; subscribers. NP shall, thtle.oFP. !uTaish
item IN ilie orGcT>!n Wh!ch SGb>cuIIh,nS are
r. crlv'.d. Those " be- .rrStre TO s,liain tispir
tEgf"v;ngS early and irUn the fir>t Iiupres-
SMi,>. >Euu!t S'ud In th+it subscr pi'"Bs with,
ont Ge'ay. Tie tn-.favimc c-m be sent on
oilers. by mail. or q any Ct!yer InanEer. a.
subscribers >Lar Crftr. t
$90,CGU IL WORKS OF ART.
In addition to Tire superb "nsrasing III i'-si'e
IasI ,lrgEer.' wtkh will hc i,ft.>eiiie,f 10 cyl
riy ilr,- dollar subscriber fbr 1855. the pub-
Ii>LrrS have cumrleted arraifsenlpntS ior tie
di>F,lMtlO.' on The :5;h day Of Decembrr,
1858. ot series OF splendid works Of a., -,
consisting Oi one Augd7ei rich AMI rare Oh
Paintings. valued at trun 500 10 81 .tiGO
eatb Ato. 2.tkW sSagn tcsBi s.rat-!- Piaie
Encrav,nsS. wnrih ftonr So TO 81 eac!t. aud
~ .ftS' chor.. H"!li'ay bc, Is. worth irrm Al
to s., each. making. in al, over THREE
THOUSAND GIFTS. worth TWENTY
THOUSAND DOLLARS. r
Gs5-a tncLsel s. 10 the publishers and y6u
viii commence tecr,viHg the Magaz,aes hy
rctnr'- mai. You. will also re ceive wIlh-ikp
fist copy Humbtre,ls lssuleeriptton receipt
EMIT ingE Yen n the eRg ayiHs OF eth r
LAST SUPPER" AMI a chance to draw
one OT these 'itIKesa aIausaua przeS,""a
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-25
GU.g.v0! GU.s.s a.!

FWygIE undereigned axis he aiiea''un o.
Farmrss. Pan'erS and Deaiels TO hi'
kleck Of best qualify Guanots. all Il which
be vii! sell az the lowest marker rates
=. q" Pefwfrnt Ga0nq Of TIE infesi in
portations and best gRa!hy. r 4
..7.T' .Nerican Gunno Of Me best car
goes imported.
ColumJien Guano. rtry rich IN pies
..i,,~s piafes. .-a,-..
-flso, Super P6oph"ir Of Lime, Bone
Dmst. SC.
Par ihasess may rely nn having their GUanO
aaaiBped ~ prIu- 0T,i.r. AMI In suptTo bags
Thu. general satisfaction hcrHc'ore gwen by
-; Guanns sold ~ the Subscribe. he hopes
ssl i,e :, SuiEc.rni euars"r"e that al article.
eGt BY hun will BE- I""ut n S-Trrr~"nieL r.
WILLIAM ROBINSON.
NnS ! AMI 6 iin!n"Sw6rth street.
Near Pra', - Ni!lr, Baltimore. Nd.
July >. iS%]1--2inos.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-25

I-olGal-gfa1Y FOR3 ts5Sa0ap9 teg
lsl. Because lis literary contents vii, dur
ING the year. embrace cVOIiobussUn nS IrUuI Over
one hundIed different writer's aud thinkers,
nu,mh' rhg among .htIn Tie most dIs,In-
gui>htd of .d,nerie;n auihors.S tH
2d- Becauss lis editorial departments.
Our StuoiiJ, '.OJr VIA ow," aid R.Uur
OlU," VIII e.alIlP cenuReIet by an abe tt-
no:-- aud, II vail sutpass. IN the variety aud
rt,lh's= .! IL editorial ecnsrEsts, any 9th r
uIag"Zlnt. .,-. zts..t
~. De"ause u VIII .,Oniain. during The
year, nraT.y ,slxshnn,iyrG orig.Bal pictorial H.
itr.IraiIOns iroIn tls>igns by tue lirst meEican
artists gEs g.gsg2 ..... 3 So ..I<ts
4tii Because tor the sum OF s. y0s viii
reeve this spletpid uiunihlv, s4.,fe riclIiy
wcrth that -sun than any other s,,agazine,
aud ne Soprtb engraving Of :. The La~lSup
per-" woria >. {" a- - I5&
Z sill. Becais<ss you. wllikvery likely draw
one o! the thFee thousand przes to b. dislTi
huteJ on the 2:5I!l Of Deeeniber, iSjS-per-
hapS Thar Is worth Sr.tW. "'7' 't -
N"tw 'ihsi ianding tiiat tlsere extraordinary
inaurenieniS can kan:iY. iaiI to accomplish
lile objects. al the publishers wihout iusii,er
tRorts. tet they have determined Ia cenhnue
ii'Tongn the year ,sr vt. Il. 80
| rue GREAT, LIBRARY OFFER.
!. To aHy person who win. ger opa club OF
iwtntylUur subscribers. either al Tits or more
sp0s-otlIes'. We Nil prs nj splendid l.liga-
~. CONSISTING of over Forty large Bound
N..l"me>, en,brscEg Ite .,,o>t pnpularworks
IH tue market. Tie club MAJ I've trr,,.ed at
Il'e cIu' pssee. 81 a year. without the engra-
ying. or ~ 1iie Dll pr'ct-. s.. With the ngra-
wing nf the Last Suppet "a. each sulsrrlb beF.
I. - at1si deScr PHou 81 the Lit,FsIy. ssel >Pe-
rRneR cugNr Of thr Magazine. waik lgs Tor
war, cd ON rerPipt o' - resiiS. User 2iD
\ t..brarie>. ar StiUb .lntrAs. F#vs. aireq ly
been sisiT Thased "a arreri;ncp with thie offer.
ami We silnnld ~ alal 81 Al, crpontihli, 20
iu, ,n:>i, l-sbrary 10 e,-sy clergy yinan, a. ev-
cry school t'aeher- OF 4. .sonle one at every
post office IN the country.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-25
Notice TO Farmers and Planters
SILT FOR NIL CH COWS MD
..- STOCK GE.NER,4LL .-lf..

.yy STOCK GENERALLY .@.'..
WWHEN Cows IN milk are kept on
w green, sucCuient food, thev re-
auire a rasular and liberal supply of Salt
So, also. when cattle are fr,t turned 10
pasture in the Spring, they require salt
wore frequently than in The latter part OF
the season when the heritage H. less sue.
Cu'en: and fresh. II is often tie case
that anlmal> taken from drv food. and
supplied exclusively will green terment-
able heritage are greatly debiIiaied bv
sconr~. Salt. III due quantity. is GER
lain prPv nta'Ive "f his mala,lv. Rock
Salt Is The most economical and cOnve-
Hient wav to salt stock, by placing pieces
n different parts 9f the field. where the
ock can have access 10 ii at pleasure
Orders for this or any other articles IN
our line uill BE- promptly attended 10 by
ss -" DUVALL s. iGLEHART; 81
Grocers and Gem mission iiercianas.s
NJ" 12S Light street Wharf,
.,-.--. ... .- - Baltimofe
March 2edi, 1e5G-,f.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-25
uxiTED STATES soURyAE,

A l5.ae and magnificent illustrated monihly
II i sT,S,Se-. G..vrrs4i -t1 MECHANICS j..
At,eiCILTI7EE. LfrERaTUfsE2 2snd
- sl>SEsl u EAEa1A ~ YllFI. ,
81 hsss.tg asslFF s-saasi i'm esrculasion Of nearly
zoe eco f,sss,scs uer sroilFf. IT Will here
E,,i.s., : Il efiTY - tlsxsf laksa - q . nj
szlsxkls.sfscags,isy a,sd .1gTieuIturGi faprors-
TngSSaS ~li1srasinc -argeEs aHiOpal ii apra'rii
ca. saEfnatlon lIon experiences writer's il
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-25
.E.4R.VLyG LUPLE.sIE.as7

RI E.4R.NLYG LUPLE.zIEsAs1'5
on hand and for -sk;. lie sofsciss 81 rSsr'Ss7
age heretofore so literally @xt@ssdea i \! !
house of Nottingham & Johnson E.k il. i
aided 10 the variety OF horse powers PEI
TONS Palenl internal Cleared powel II 4
Grared T.TlIi ESiER, which supessss. Is Il !
necessity Of the ieaii 81 heii-three sszess.< i
and 8 ,norse power, These ,inachines arr Wtr.
lhy OF The attention Of the farmer. Also.
new HAY-cUTTER, gotten The past wir.
ter tor hand power. For Simplicity and d.
rahlty it,is NJ surpassed. ''T
His Factory i in full operation, which will
enahe ban 10 6II ali orders with prompiness.
Rspairsng ol aII kinds toue 10 order pio0sh
and machine castings BY the ON cfp;ers.---
Field ana garden seeds fresh aa1 genu No.
Tie respectfully ,iHvlesra call from. his fiieucs
before purchasing. Elsewhere.
- SAMUEL coTTINGITAM
Formerly Of shs Iiruayof Ceiiingbaw SD n.
2 asOe. No.ss50 Pra,i street Wbah. Bai@nere.
MI. Jane. JbEinsou. is aarbalized 10
ssolIect mobey gaaa selsls saeee eunss fss nasA in
81. Mars : eegn'y Ibis season.
March f2fh. .is5z-sfs bad sEfzEd IA
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-25
J5as Il i4toss.s.
Baltimore COUNT. k0z. II. -.
4 B Patterson ESQ


Baltimore County k1z. E1. is57.
"A B Patterson. Esq.
Dear Sir. promised wouGa nItS ~ sF.u
reSti's "i i.:n apPyaiien of lie @h'ssss..s d sX
GUano' you S'lI nIe, aud q gsk<8 ssse .si. zs.
ure TO stale that on rewly c!e4hsd AfnbH.|s
where seveFa! crops nave faded, | havs ,ss#
aS hne a corn, P@';''o. ard buctw.t al rfoo
aS any ~ The country surrounding me-.
also applied Peru C;uaao on rart rf
the corn. side BY SHE, and it Is Impossible 10
tell one from the Other.
A HcFFNAsrER.
We take pleasure in stating that we have
giYtn me ''EsEeEaido % Guamo." purhaxed ot
y. Il. Patterson rvs sspnDg. fair trial. aei
TIA: !! has given as fne results eiairIe,l COR IN
the above certificates. /
AssCsY SLApE, hartford cCuEiv,
JEFFERSON AINoST, Da!lo. -
AUTHOR SHTss.
GEH. ~. SHE.S. .."
S'MrEL BCrLEK,
Sept :. 1857
g.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-25
CIGAR MaNuFa sroRY. Dr.,

EWVH e sabscnheTs are excessively .fneaeed
! - % laauniacfuriag 6IGAax N l40lsard
Town. 81. Mays seouniy, with \ view, 10
furnishing Iusrchauss, kcixl- eepeEs sun 9th
eTs an this seeuos . abe Ssnse with flaeir sup
plies. a. o, pssre lsS bslom lIst pald BY tIela
10 The cigses s0r,assmilaF Il, AM upon sas.
isiacsory ,tersss. Orders are soi;ciied. and win
- atssalsesl - wHh TrOptnF.e. Relying ap0aS
our .eauAiEy Iiendsts ah us n Our new -
sefpHse---He as IElal.
.sisfr HARRIS s CAVALIER.
Ieepard TsRn, ArsiI - ,ES54--a.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-25
Observation-Disclosures,

LINTON 5 IRON GEARED TIR BSIIlNGi
t..- 80 MACHINES, ''iNI .'
1Vc,rantecE to be tie rc,y L,st i:. Tie mGrheL
-i'THiS Machine - driven with an iron
'od in NE place of a-baf,d. There i ne
lpping ol bands about this nachlne
which has ben = g,fat tio,shle end r>
p~n>e by losing tin. TO fix The tan">
whlch often occnr< to all, mae hiWr> wo /
ed wiIh hand This IRON GEARED
MACHINE y rmarr nieJ y ,breaI fast
rr, with les. horse power, than any hand
machine. II i warranted 20 give per
feet satisfaction. We sold LAT wear 60
pf theSe machines in Anne ArundsI and
Ihsrlcs Countess We give some few
REFERENCES: F
NsE ARUNDEL COUNTY: Owen Ce-
"a George Clayror. Matthew aidesty..
+. DaFnall, john Jones, DR.. Jacobs
ES1vKRT CpUNfY: Joi'n' 7. Barber
III Har|le az. Capt. Stailiugs.
Rkf>cN GgoEEE'S COUNTY: Ftancis
(mfBlx= CouNTY: II. l.. Mudd, Jo-
siai kins. ] NJ. Harrison. s...
ans arner wanting one Of these ma
rhiaez WA please call on II. ". Litch.
Jsshn & r71lina tour AGENT or George
claS Who vii give all informstuon
deSIEFs II price nt our best six loEsr
......l....ss. ....sh ,i.,a Re- uor... p,,m a..
80 - <. - s,..Ia,s =.
shr.s,.;n~ &sss III; .sr.s -, b,s,s e..
III. - p.iss.,,i.s l,anr nnr<a lP,I2 > /,
ard M.ekisss lisss I'D iin the s,yle, $50
s'a sna 5,.'s,s FIJI '',I'' I srrss y
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-25


Wing before | let any dy know what a.a
after, md taus gtt sIheaI interested b7.nrs
ts4y know IS la, a splendid cfsr ! aih going
10 .nake ilsefn.E rom tones ti1ey ash my
prize ior the esCrayiIg. aR! | tell them s..
ard whea off.r size u me engraving ADD
Alazsiznp one / ear tor tfy4e ao l.srS, tliey arr
per es:sis ass1nished.v f7did not get 20 gong
! ell ioi lie 6FS, two oriliree lays.
TisollsN day | sss + - 2 ru5:cribers.
The I'd tay cot subscribers.
The 81 davi essI; 30. G su!,scsibers.,.,
The 4sii asssy got = 4. ' i3 subscribers.
TIE 5'h ,inY 5ot I. - -. 9-subscnbers. f..
Tie 6tin day got II subscribers. 2
First week, 81 subscribers.
Itshaii do much he,ter next week. Ia Is
fle eigfaFin- thar dossiI business. Every
body wants iip engraving. You nav caicn-
Lie upon from one 10 two thousand subscr-
hers Irun me this Wa,pr- | ani going to
make enough OUT Of the business to buy me
a lara. in the SFFing."
With such lindncpmPnfs, as we offer, any
bois can obtain subscribers We invite every
geniiemanoui oi ei,Ti,lsvInent. and ever lady
Tho desires pleasant nIoaey-nakng occu-
patton 20 apply at onre for an agency. Ap-
plIcanis should inclo>e = cents Cor sprci-
men copy Of the Magazine. whfch will al
ways be totwsc'ed with answer 10 apPlica-
ton by return man.. ....
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-25

This isto certify ibai Dr. LniIler. Presi,eut
oi the Ph,ladelphIa Guano Ca,ppany re liort
ell tn me that the Eslneralda GUAM. b. sl.ar
purchased by A :. I. Patterson. Esq. 81 B,I
umore. has given unusual satisfaction t., Ihoss
who have used il in Penusylvaass Sae,rash
better results s-evea than the Percy .a.,. AoI -
The Agents OF .the acompauy in gPs-il lelr!,ia
are selling the skssle al t2i per TIN IN lays.
L. , e gNssssE. MraDee#. > :
Per 4. deAarSulenta, Sec'y Philade'phia
Guano Go. ASeaey. Baltimore. q a. ,,,.,-
BaIiimorr, June 9sh, 1854. p.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-25
WOOD COMMISSION AGENCY.

w NOJD'SOMNlA>l AOEkC1.
I'VE respectfully MORN those interested
w thu; we Rave made ample arrange
menl-, and are ready 20 receive and sell Cord
- nJd upon cOE ~ ssion Sx ciusvcly r. "
Our fritnc< and ~ o'htrs vic may kvtr
Us with con, 'Guniepts viii lie enabled ~ 70.
ceiyr tui! prici's FOR tsciT Mood, and re, y.
Compelled j. snffer ,sact tihceS IN conssquence
OF II glutteI market or combination amor g
dealers
Liberal aJvancemen,s made on all eons,cn-
mcRfs.
t7J- Al orders for every description otbuiId-
ing materials filed wlih pronip,ness aud upon
the most Accommodating terms.
-' ~ g. WILLIS & co. IL
.'"' 1Hf LUaBrg DEALERS.
West sTf- Union Dcbk, BAH. Alll
June 22l. ls5i-r.i .
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-25

"s szs aIEsfsss -
? CIR f?.tI'itW d Hk
! taof ca rag s.aAoss5 9 zsi
Horse of 4 NE flea!
f'a6iisss. 1ese'as3isci:. FL. !su1ac,, Lsrs. q.
4sqefI =. IL ~, ss,.Hsgl "a
7 i aa.ja jire.s,4 ssta atisa7 .l,I really ready.
I Fse+k. ~. re>lr,s' -.
Es0i'Sc a-id .kgDrSrni1iSAiI,.
UNITED STATS Nj BRITISH PROV
~ aI%CES t0F yoRTEI AN lsEIcA, s. SEQ
..nY WILLIAM HEAEY HERBERT.
sTrhpr ol. :. Fgank Fpfre~ter'~ Fieid
SpoiiS. ;, -. Fikh, slad Fishing" The
ComEI- tt. Manuel for Young
f gSportsinen. SC, SC. "a %
' --t - sa5.
10 Two <np'tb imperial octavo vol
u "eso of 100 pages. illustrated With steel
yngra s cd pfigi,taIs Purira't<, from paint
tiags ard faNinge by the mos, de trm-
gni-hed a,ii-t>. OF the following ceIeara.
.
ted horses. ~ f.. ~ -r.s e..
Carefully printed on India Paper
Sir .3Echy. PocntoRias,
Bsack -1iGie, r, 49, Stella.
Leriagion, Glencoe,
Ladg Sa5cIk, 45a Iasi.iGa,s
f1aHferR So sa.TE Prgur. srt1
s9sIeTieaa Eclipse. F7oTu Temple.
BssgnN FaeE .?Ese Ggag.
Whdiebone.s. TowRg- B!dci' Hc,rk
..s& 81 6 l.-A Ha tFa3 #t Eaa
EmbrlIi -hcd with vign.ite title pages :
from original de- ig's bvaF o C. Dat-
! :. he most e .inent en.raver~ are
ersgsged on the wciE. aa,ong whom are
!. PhiIic. r. Hiach+lso,d. ). Datinc.
j. CEoBat're and Corewfii & K,rine;i.
Including numerous WOOD .ENGRA-
WINGS, leganily bound in Embossed
Cloth Extra Giit. -t
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE, $40 Dolls
'~----7s THON.4S J.. TURNER.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-25
ALES, HIS TORY, BIOGRAPHY,
TocrTHrR WITH
MUSIC AND POETRY

The paper rontalh> no ullry sentiments,
and meddles neither with politics nor religion.
but IL Is characrrriZed hy a high moral tone.
II cIrculaIes all over the country. froaa Maine
TO California. The terms by mail are yeTv
low, as will be seen nv the following:
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-25
TO FARMERS.
.MEXICN GUANO.

Ahe subscriber has In store and1 for sale.
tTo caFgots (534 tons of Brown. Mexican
Gusio. which ne VIII sal. delivered sirDm
M-.ssrs Hoop-r& 2Cheeselcrousls's TfAarf.
Eeils t'eant, az SIS per son, Of 2.1i0 lhs. 10
bu;k ss' 'nH sssasSss ssslIo gIss1- fS'f N
i sssas,, ". A. B. PATTERSON
No. 81 & Csay 1,r.s.7sy
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-25
MAG AZINE,
v -..lI El1lf rnr - -
.h.-AEsE eT e3s "
Family Amusement and Instruct icn
EDITED BY N(lSEs a. ~nowy

+ This paper is the larges, Weekly ever pub
lisbe,l in TINS cOuniry.o ITS-eosteaIS are such
as will be approved IN the most tassidiOus
circle<-noiklng umInortal beng admitted into
It's pages. II will furnish as much reading
matter as aImgSi any one csn fine time 10
persuse. consisting OF. f-
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-25

The undersignedate also publishers OF
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-25

s9JCiAPlTAL $3.50, 900. :
Daily southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-12-29


ihEA undersigned offers for sale n snlsrdis
a, olEAM SAWMILL. situated on the New
orleans and Jackson Railroad, three.ouarters d
mile from the located depot. Bahaia. and ten
miles South Of. Gallatin. The rapid Settlement
oi ,ne surrounding country, the anticipated town
ana tne undoubted completion Of the roat TO this
point oy the lsf OF October next with the alread
Increasing demand, lnsures ready sale for lumber
4eTe being no mill nearer than twelve miles =
p the mil Is sttached 800 acres Of finely tim
ooeed land, with sufficiency opened for the pro.
uuHon OF corn, potatoes. etc, to supply the
S1miSyees and teams Of the mill, A comfortable
D~esing, with the necessary ut-houses. at
tacnes The mill house is large and substantial
eontaiing the latest and most improved ma
ehlneI boiler 81 feet long, 40 inches in dame
yeI,uople h"edi circular saw. 54 inches diameter
lLE,veIyking new and in complete running order
Inns w. with seven hands, can cut between
hye al SIX thousand & ei Of lumber dav. but
aveissl 1900 feet daily, without extra labor Of
STRAIN fmachinery.
:. Atts@d IS one Of Straub's Superior 26-inch
frenehprr GRIST MILLS, capable Of grinding
rom i0p is bushels per hour. with sufficient
business y supply the place with bread. Also.
\ "aggapd Team, Lumber Car. Tools. etc
#necgIy to carry on the business with an
aOhhuance uf water all seasons #if 3.
ierms easy For further particulars. apply on
Inc premises or to the under signed.
orlMAYEs & MILLSAps, Agents
AMll ~ 81. 33-tf Gallatin, Miss.
Daily southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-12-29
FunlD9

Of the best material. Guttsriug and spouts pa
up to order.
We feel confident we will he able to give gene
rll satisfaction toal who may favor MS with call
All bills due when presented. tsr
W. A. GREEN & co.
Port Gibson. August Is, 1857. silly
Daily southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-12-29
WM. L. CUSHING, Agent. Il
.57 Ct Charles gf.

Ne, Os. 30. 1916. lO-tf
Mr. ]. j. Person is the duly authorized Agent
Of the Eagle Cotton Gin lin Port Gibson, whers
sample stand may be lseen. All orders leg
with him will receive profhpt attention a
Daily southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-12-29
oF INTEREsT TO ALL

THE undersigned begs leate to inform tho cit
l. izens Of Claiborne and adjoining counties
that he has purchased the Right Of CRANE
PATENT METALLIC BURIAL CASKri.-,.
new and beautiful article, unlike anything ,eI
offered to the public before. The casket has none
OF the repulsive appearance which all other Buri-
al Cases or Collins have. A supply Of all sizes
constantly on hand. hc.publc are invited TO
call and examine them. $3.50 .tt
All orders for the Casketor wooden Collins,
will be filed with despatch. Burial clothes Of
all kiuds furnished when ordered.
A. ROLLINS.
July 0. 1856. 46-iy
Daily southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-12-29

PATENT DErATcTED CRATES, and PATENT SLIDING
BUrrs and MorERs oil Of which are EXCLUSIVELY
Used BY Us. These Gins obtained A PRIZE OF
$3.50 AND "A GOLD MEDAL from the Govern
ment of India for Ginning fine Cotton, as also
Medals from tfe Worlds Fair at London and
New York, and combine all the late improve
ments in Machinery, aud are warranted superior
in every respect. In order to meet the great de-
mand for these Gins the Company have estab-
lished a warehouse aud workshop at the corner OF
Canal and Phillippa streets. and with the stock
on baud at the established depot, No. 81 st.
Charles Street, feel confident of meeting all or
ders promptly.
All orders should be addressed TO r
Wkf T. CUSHING gent -
Daily southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-12-29
PORT GIBSON, MISSISSIPPI, DECEMBER %, 1858
IMPROVED EAGLE COTTON GINS.

THE Eagle Cot
ton Gin Mahufae
turing Company.
are now prepared
10 oil all orders
for their Improv-
ed Gin Stands
All stands now
made have the
PATENT IMPROVED
CYLINDER BRUSH,
Daily southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-12-29
Hardware

Such as Min Files. Rasps, Saw Files, shovels,
Hoes. Rakes SteAk-beatcrs, Braces and Bits,
Chsels. Augcrs, Hinge Butts aud Hinges Tacks,
Shoenals. Whitewash Brushes. Handsaws. States.
Coleemlls Shutter Knobs, Curry Combs, Coal
Carriers. Cadtr Shovels, Axes and xe-handles,
IIatchets, Hand Drills and RAT Traps. Also, a
general assortment Of
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-10

rity of the Judiciary. to ask no longer to avoid
trial, which he should either demand or resign.
The duty of the House was simply to ascertain
whether there is probable cause. II was not for
the House to inquire whether he is innocent or
guty-that was for the Senate to determine.
Mr. Tappan, of New Hampshire, was opposed
to the impeachment of Judge WatrOus.
He asked the House to examine the evidence
and not be diverted from the proper line of pro
ceeding by outside pressure. On this evidence
alone he wanted them to say whether Watrous
was innocent or guilty.
The resolutions of the Legislature of Texas
in condemnation of his conduct, grew out of
the decision touching the statute of limitation,
and affecting the pockets of the people of that
State, which decision was sustained by the Su-
preme Court of the U. S.
He said there was no evidence to show that
Watrous contemplated sitting as judge of his
own cause, and that in the purchase of land he
lost none of his rights citizen of Texas
Judge Watrous has done nothing TO prevent
him from coming from this ordeal without even
a smell on his garments. Instead Of eoncealing
the evidence showed that Watrous promptly
disclosed that he had an interest in certain cas-
es in connection of which charges were brought
against hun.
Mr.. Tappan entered into general defence Of
Watrous, relying upon the printed evidence for
this purpose. Adjourned
SENATE.-Messrs Tombs and johnson cf
Tenn. were also in their places.
The Legislature of Minnesota, with high ap-
probation of the liberalIty OF Congress, present
ed to-day through Senator Rice, a memorial
asking for aid to construct wagon road from
Lake Superior to the south pass of the Rocky
Mountains, and also for large number of ap
preparations for internal improvements.
Chas. S Jones, the Democratic caucus nomi-
nee for doorkeeper of the Senate, was elected
to day by 81 votes. 70 Republicans voted for
Lewis Clephane, the Clerk of the National Era
office. IA votes were also cast for two 9th 7
gentlemen.
The Democratic Senators in caucus have ar
ranged the Standing Committees. The most
important change is the substitution of Mr.
Green for Mr.. Douglas as Chairman of the
Committee on Territories.
The Indian Bureau has received a letter from
DR.. FOrney, Superintendent of Indian Affairs
for Utah. About the first of November he re-
turned from Humboldt river to Salt Lake City,
whittier he went to inquire about the robbery Of
the mails and other outrages. He found the
Indians quiet, but in destitute and very de-
graded condition, and ready to make a restitu-
tion and enter into treaty to obey the laws Of
the United States.