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The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-04-22
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DIED. "n the morning Of the 9th inst after n
short and severe attack Of sickness LEW Is PET
T1GREW, infant son of Mr.. j. A.. and Mrs. F.
Ricey; aged 2 years. month and days
Little Lewis WAS Of mos. amiable aud Affection
ate disposition, and III every respect of high
promise lie POSSESSED those qualities which
rarely fail to gam and cntwine around the heart
the tenderest lies of love aud affection. But God.
III his nl-wise andmysterious providence, has seen
fit to take this tender plan, Of promise from 'h.
bosom nnd affection Of devoted friends to Ills
kingdom OH high.
/" 1t Is the Lord who can sustnin
Beneath the heaviest load;
From whom assistance obtain,
TO tread tho thorny road"
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-04-22
Conversational Elections.

As thsrs il probability of called session
of Congress. it becomes Of interest to know q.
whnt time and in what States the elections for
vacancies in the present Congress ara to tax.
place. Early next month elections will occur
in Connecticut and Rhode Island in Virginia
on the 4th Thursday Of May on lst Monday
Of August in Alabama. Kentucky and Texas
on LIST Thursday Of August in Tennessee: or
I'd Thursday Of August in North Carolina or
lst Monday Of October in Georgia and Missis
sIppi: on Cd Tuesday Of October in Minnesota
on lst Monday (7th) Of October in Louisiana
and on lst Wednesday Of November (2d, il
Maryland. The postmaster Of the last Hops
(Mr. Clusky) states that the organization o
the next Congress will be upon close vote
the Americans Of the South perhaps deterrn,n
ing ,.-.... ...-.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-04-22
ANOTHER CUBAN EXCITEMENT

Eda a Fiti6u'ter Vessel Suiled for Cu6a7-
Huvs We Junta Among Us5-It 10 in the r-col.
Lection OF our readers tlut \ short time age we
published n statement from French paper, to
tho effect thxt Rituaer expedition against Gu.
ba was actually in progress which was followed
up by another statement that n vessel lad actual.
ly sailed from th. port. with Gl,busters board
destined for "the Gem Of the Antilles" The
abatement was positive aud circunIstsutia, sud
was reiterated again.
There arc maay rnmors and facts naoat which
appear to confirm the statements.
In the first place. several Cuban flibus'crs
have suddenly. disappeared ON the city. and
nobody can even gucxs where they aro gone un
less it be OH the expedition in question. Sec
ondlv, there s great excitement among the lner
chants hclc who do busincss with Havana. and
IL 10 evident they believe 'rhere Is something in
tho wind" Thirdly, the Spanish Minister and
Hpanish Consuls hHveSent de. patches to tho Cap.
tain General ofCu5a. npprising him Of the sail
Ing Of the expedition; and yesterday thsr sent
further dispatches. 10 the same effect. hy the
Cahawbn. Indeed, SO inportnnt does the Span
fsh Minister cosider tl;e matter. that he has
com. on here from Washington specially about
II. and 10 now stopping al the Brevoort llonfe -
Lastly, the we'll kunwn Gen. Goicouriu-the
head Of tho Cuhnn fihhustes> hcre--sul"d sud
denly yesterday. It ia said. III the Cahawha. for
New Orleans, aud probably for Cuba. lilo was
seen 10 70 h,nd aud not como ashore again.
lie s in Tho hahit of taking :he'e tflps. lie
goes in our steamships into the very hnrbor of
Havann, not actually leaving the vessel. hut com.
Inunicati"g OH board with p'rtir" from shore. SO
sudden are his movemen,r tint nothing IL knnwn
Of them till hc has accomplished his object
We would not he surpriscG ii il should now turn
out that he is on his 10 Havana. TO make
the final arrangements Tor the DECENT OH the ls-
land or course 'rhere is mnny n slip" 10.
No one "f these facts. i;k"n alone. is snffi"i-nt
to bear Out tho statements in circulation; but.
when combined. they present n rr.sumpti"n that
either there is some tru,i, il the original state
ment. or that the Spaniards arc very much fright
ensd-pcrhnps the latter.
IL fact. the atmosphere OF he counting room,
Of the Cuba merchants is live with run,"r and
II does not require very Er"n sense SMELL 'c
scent fibu>tersm IL the mir. AT the tim" q
the Lopez expedition. which ended so disas'r rous
~. the Spanish officials were appriSed oT every
movement by wel.raid spies. who pretended t'
embark with great zeal in the enterprise for thu
purpose Of hetraying it. We would no, DO "s
tonshed If the snme ;hing happened now. Blu
the spies recently arrived here. i'll bran new
clothes" may have come TOO lutte -Ntu Yor]
Herald
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-04-22
The New Brick Range.

We learn that the cnn,rnc: for the erection
and completion of the four New Brick Stores Of
Sir. Robt. j. White has been awarded to MIR.
r. Cownover of our Viinge-he being the
successful bidder among nine who submitted
estimates. His skill and energy are well
known. and he will no doubt press the work
forward to a speedy completion. Mr.. Cowno-
yer has also received the contract for building
the New Brick Store of Mr. J. A. Allen which
is to be built of uniform dimensions. and in
connection with the foregoing, and will present
the same exterior finish. The buildings are
to be completed by the first Of September, and
are to he erected under the supervision of
Mr.. J. D. DAILY. the architect.
Mr. II. W. Lawson, our cnterprising towns
man has taken the contracts for tinuing-ihe
lumber will he furr isl'cl ly railroad at Sl2 on,
per thousand: and the granite will be obtained
from the very superior quarry OF James NJ.
Perrin, Esq. in this vicinity.
Thus from the ashes Of the burnt district
will rise a handsome edifcc. which
for exterior beauty and internal fnisl,
will he an ornament to our Village. and
which We trust will bcget still further the spir-
it Of Improvement
The lot near by. We learn. has been sold by
Mr. WIN. Is. Dorm, to Mcssrs. Cover. Cox
Mnrkley d Co.. of Grrenvlle, the we'll known
carriage makers. who intend erecting fine
building to serve as Carriage Repository
and establishing here n branch Of their exien
| sive business. We hail with pleasure the ar
rival of such enterprising men in our midst
and hope that they will infuse n double portion
of their spirit into our wealthy capitalists.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-04-22

SCHOOL DkcLhMATroN The Edgeficld n dUsr.
fiser thus descants on tho practice Of declams.
ton in our schools
Those who 90 to college will have reason
to he glad TINT they had this practice imposed
upon them at school. 1t will give them ease
| Of manner in mounting the college ros,rum
| which they would not otherwise possess. Thos.
a'so VIII" rnny go TO the profession Of law, will
find their school experience in defamation, il
rightly cultivated, of great assistance. In.
| deed. for every youth there is benefit in this
| exercise. 1t stores the mind with rich gems o
| composition. with noble thoughts noblv ex
pressed. with specimens of humor. wit and -lo
| quence. in prose and in verse, upon which tn.
future man will draw largely and to goud pur
| pose. Remember that ideas. aud words an,
phr"ses. mastered nt this early per iod Of life
are ten times as iud.ible as when acquired il
manhood
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IVTI-N Ut. III y IIUIt'<.
1862 Third Street, New York City.
Lyons Magnetic Powder g. Pills,

-
For the Destruction IF aU kinds of Garden In
secis, d"ts, Brd Bugs Ticks F7eas.
Moths, Rats. and Nice. &c.
What greater trouble. in an hour Of ease,
Than gnawing rats. bed.hugs and lras.
Gardens can be preserved and houses rid #
these pests. 1t was discovered by Mr. E. Lyon,
q Frencl, Chemist. in Asia. and has been patron
lied by all Eastern governments and colleges
Reference can be made wherever the article
has been tried. is free .fron, poison, and
harmless to mankind and domestic animals.
Many wor,hess imi;ntions are advertised. Be-
sure it hears the of Z. LYON. Remember
"ris Lyons Powder kills insects in a trice.
While Lyon 8 Pills are nj liked for rnts and mice
Sample Fasks. 2acts. regular sizes. Scots l. 81
BARNES & PARK, New York.
April Is. 1859. 5n-lm
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-04-22
500 Reward.

DUNAWAY from the subscribers residence
IL in Abhsvile District about the lat JAN
nary. 1858. his Negro Woman. Mahala. aged
about ls or 70 years. ST feet high light com
pected. She is ffn- likely woman. intelli-
gent and quick rp"ken. with good oounten-
ance. She is probably harbored in this or the
adjoining States.
The above reward will be paid for her ap.
prehension and Judgment in any Jail in tho
State, with evidence sufficient to convict the
person hsrboring. or Fifty Dollars for her ap-
prehspsioD.
JAMES TAYLOR,
April %. 1s5e-5l-3m.
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Literary MoticeR

Wa have received the May number Of Co.
iey's Lady's Book. beautifully illustrated ms
usual and presenting all the attractions of the
season.
We have also received the Lndy's American
Magazine for May-n very excellent number.
with beautiful colorsd plates and other attrac-
tionx.
Theso magazines We furnish in connection
with our papor ut reduced prices
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-04-22

Two destructive Fl res have occurred at New
Orleans within tw" days Of each other. BY the
first, reported by telegraph. " million Of dol
lars worth Of cotton it il ell was destroy
ell. AT The second. which nccurrrl at the Plan
t-rs' Cotton Press. S2luum worth of cotton
wns consumed. Tw" firemcn, Phillip Barre,
and Philip McCnbe. were seriously injured by
the falling Of u wall.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-04-22
Granville and Columbia Railroad

BY reference t" an advertisement iii another
place it will he seen that the annual meeting Of
in Columbia on Thursday. the 2srh inst. Stock
hoders and their families will be passed over
the road free Of charge. from next Tuesday un-
til tho following Monday.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-04-22
Clubbing with Magazines.

This example OF several of our conten'porn-
ries of the pres. suggests the propriety of re-
minding our readers, chat wo are prepared to
furnish our paper in connection with the popu-
lar n,onthlies Of the Season ct reduced rates.
We will furnish The PRESS and either "HAR-
PER-" "GODEY ;" GRAHAM :" or the
"KNiCKERBOCKER )" for FOUR DOLLARS ;
and PETERSON" or "Arthur" with tho
PRESS for s3.50-which is only 81 in advance
upon the current rates Of tho SO Magazines.
Such magazines rs HARPER, Cooley and
"sh-rs with their attractions literary and pic
toria' are Invaluable to the family circle. and
with the local incidents and general ,niscel-
lany Of tho country paper. constitute n fund of
entertainment. which well repnys the pccuni-
ary outlay.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-04-22
Important to Planters!
THE RICHMOND FACTORY,
Richmond County, Ga.

TONTINUES I" manufacture WOOLEN
~ CLOTH mt l24 cents per yard for plain
aud l6 for twills-hntiing every material, ex-
crpi the wool. The extensive and constantly
increasing patronage the Factory has enjoyed
for y"nrs past assure the rroprietors that tho
article of Winter Corhing for Negroes, made
hy them. has not been surpassed by any Cloth
made North or South.
Recent extensive Improvements and others
now being erected. enable us to keep up the
standard Of the Goods, and to secure an early
delivery.
Planters. or others. who mny wish to .end
us wool t" be made into cloth. can send IT. dirty
or cean-if washed. it should be done in cold
water. and done thoroughly. If sent dirty we
| charge half cent per yard extra for washing.
BURY Wool is not ohjectionnble-the burrs
removed by machinery. The name of tho
owner should be marked upon every package
sent.
Wool sent ny Railroads in Georgin. Alabama.
Tennessee. or South Carolina, to the Augusta
Dep"t, with owners name. and " Richmond
Factory" marked upon it. will he regularly
and promptly received, and III. Cloth when
made, returned TO the points directed. Each
parcel is made up in the turn received.
We would especially urge upon our patrons
| the great necessity of sending in the Wool ns
soon ms clipped: if this rule is followed. the
Parties would always be sure of having tho
cloth in ample time.
All instructions to Messrs. FLEMMING d
| ROWLAND, our Agents in Augusta. Ga.
A. JOHNSON,
| President Richmond Factory.
Aprll %, lS59-5i-3m
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-04-22

TEE FaENoa BROAD RoAp-We learn from
the Ashevills Ne,Os that the magistrates Of Hen.
derson County have unanimously passed an
order to suhnsit a proposition to it's citizens TO
subscribe SlOo. 900 to the French Broad Road.
Those Of Bpncombe County have also submit.
ted ono for el25. 900. The Nsrs has no doubt
that their action will be endorsed. ,~'''
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-04-22
Warrington Nows.

WASHINGTON, April III, l8o9.
Lord Napier left here to dny for New York.
but W i'll return on Saturday. On Monday he
will embark at Annapolis for England.
The Post Office Department is having print
ed blank forms to he severally filed up with
amounts of Indebtedness to mail contractors.
They are in the nature Of certificates. intended
to serve bnsis for loans uni il Congress shall
relieve the present pecuniary embarrassment
Of the department.
As MIR Bownan's resignation ns Superintcn-
dent Of Public Printing will not take plnce till
the lat of May, various gentlemen are pressed
for the place-unong them. Col. 10. Severns.
Of Philadelphia.
WAsuISoroS April H. 1859.
The abatement that a new fllibus,ering cx-
| petition hnd started for Cuba produced IL SEN
! sati"n in the Span si legation, and the
Spanish Minister aud his secretary arc now III
| our city on the 9ni nv FOR facts. Special de
| spntches have already been despai ched I" the
| Captain Gen-aul and in day two The army
md navy of her Catholic Mnj.s'y in aud around
| the" ever faithful isle " will be on the alert.
| Look out for the next news
| WAsuISoroS, April II. 1859.
| H. is understood that the Cabinet haye unnn-
| imouslv agreed on strong measures for the So
| luton Of the Nicarayuan entnnplenlen;. and
| that the Paraguay squadron will he employ ed
to force til, Reinstatement of our Trnusi, rights
| with the same vignr with which our claims on
| the Paraua have been settled. Tie American
nnis and passengers will. if necessary, lie pro
tccted from sea 10 Sen. and until complete
guarantees can be obtained from Nicaragua.
the administration being determined to keep
| tn" roIte open.
The Pos, Office Department in recently invi-
| ting proposals for carrying the nails from New
| York and New Orleans for California. left til,
| selection of the route TO the contractors. and
in view OF the ahove nnmrd assurance Of pro
lection. one party has already engaged t" re-
establish the through line to San Francisco
| within three months.
WAsnISG1oy. April 10. 1859.
The news that Mira,non has falle II back from
| Vera Cruz on the City of Mex leo. in drspair I"
any successful attack. proves that the liberal
party IL fully nhlc t" sustain itself; and this
will doubtless encourage the admin is ration to
recognise the Juarcz government 1t is thought
here II" time will he lost in .!oins 20.
The decisive measures which the admin istra'
ti"n inten,l to take in regard To Nicarngua
hnve been formally co,nuiun ica,ed to eign
minister here.
Lord Lyons is making n favorable impress
sion in Washington. His manners are mnprs
tending amh agreeable, and it ID thought he
will make n worthy Successor TO Napier.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-04-22

MARKING P,PER.-Thc Postmaster Genera
d.ci'lcs that pen or pencil mark. made for til,
sole purpose of attracting the eye to n pnriicu
lar article ar portion of printed matter d"rs
no: subject matter to letter postagc, as Insisted
Oh by souIe pOstmastcrs.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-04-22

The Greenvillc Patriot and MouEtaineer
says: 1--WE have seen wheat heading and corn
erromting while the appearance of the fruit
trees leads us to expect buu' tifnl supply of
fruit. "twithstanding the frost during the
pnsi fortnight.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-04-22

The New Orleans Picayune. speaking Of the
recent great Losses Of cotton. in that city, by
firs. suggests the uss Of iron ties for the bales
a. the latter will not burn (only mere SINCE
ing on The outside IL they ere kept tn their
Compressed state. !! 49,. ..'-- ...-'.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-04-22

CoNvIorroN.-The Charleston Atrcnryis in.
formed that Abraham Strickland was convic-
ted at Walterboro, ON Thursday last. at the
Sessions Court, Judge O'Ncal presiding. Of the
murder Of his uncle. Mr.. James Strck land. The
jury. after an absence of several hours, return.
ed u verdict Of guilty.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-04-22

PRoy LAroapE's IIR1onY.-The Charleston
Courier speaks thus of this work. now in press :
"Prof LaBords's history Of tue South Caro-
uates and friends of the College. and by the
many frjsnds Of tho esteemed author"
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-04-22
d. II. SDNDI.ET, ACT
HAIR ! WHISKERS!! MOUSTACHES!

Use my unGucnt. and you can have Beau.
tiful pair Of Whskers aud M"ustachr. thick
soft and luxurian;, within Six Weeks. where
there were none before and will not Stain the
or injHre the Skin. Price. Fifty Cents per Bot.
tie sent to any part of the United States.
Address
JOHN NJ. SAUNDERS.
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;fkrir ~ LAEuAsrEn. Ledger. speaking
Ipi NE severe frost in that district. says:
"rhs injury 10 she fruit has been serious.
Peaches hsvs suffered the most in some or
sbsyts they are totally destroyed"
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-04-22
CONSIGN EES.
The following persons have freight in the De

The following persons have freight in the De
pot Mt Abhevile:-
ii ) Kerr, A Burt. M Smith. Cobb Hunter
4 Co, a S"mmcr4. D J Jordan. y l. Warllnw.
III W Lawson, TC Perrin. X lIrmplill. II T
Gordon. II = Cason. A Clark Jr. = Cromer. ID K
S"ndi-y. L J lnylor. John C"rhetr. } McBryde.
Joh" Enrish.. Tnggnrt d. McCasln. J + Mar
shall. isranrs, Allen d Edwards. J. II Russell J
W Crawford J * X j White. CT Haskell, 7
Barnes. } $ Co,hrun, " 7 Link.
D. r. SDNDLET. Act
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The Echo PRlsoSERs-CHARLEsroN. April le
The trial Of ihe Echo prisoners was conclu-.
d4d to-day. The jury returned verdict of
not guilty, and the prisoners were discharged.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-04-22

The Tevbelry Rising Sun reports that The
corn ernp of that district was injured BY frost
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-04-22

HAMBURG, April ID. 1859.
Our market has been rather dull since our
last report and very little coming in. We
quote 81 to l24 rxtrernes.
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M "A IL X HiES .
ABBEvILLE. April 20. 1859

Cotton.-The greater portion of cotton offer.
ed during the past week has been taken ut IL
cts Wequote extremes ut from to l21c.
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CHARLESTON. hpril lS. 1850.

CHARLESTON. April Is, 1859.
There was n very good demand for cotton to
day. which r.sulied in the sale "f upwards of
2.4u0 bales, at former rrices. the European nd
vices having had no effect on the market, viz ::
9t II 7l6c.
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COLUMBIA, April :

S7tO''D't' fOo'.
The steamers news yesterday. caused an AL
vance Of bc. i'll the price Of cotton. 100 bales
We're sold, at from ST to l2sc.
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HEADQUARTERS.

SECOND REoIMENT CAvALny S. g N,
Long'n'rcs, Edgef ii, S. G.
ORDER NO.
VIE Edg"held Squadron Of Cavalry. will
IL assemble ut E,ir. .,firld G.. H.. on Sn,urdev
the 7th May next, for Drill and Review.
The Abhevic Squadron Of Cavalry will "a.
.e"hlc at Abhev'lle, C.. H., on Saturday, l4,h
May next, for Drill aud Review
The Commissioned and non. Commissioned
Officers will assemble the day previous for
Drill aud Instruction.
Lieut.. Col BATES and Major DEBRUHL,
are charged with the extension of tlrse orders.
JNO. I. BURRESS, COL
April IL, 1859 81 At
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Something New.

TUST RECEIvED-HING HOOP
u SKIRTS. For sale cheap. ..ua .,
/ am daily receiving additions to my large
assortment Of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods.
' A. "A. WILLIAMS. .
April IL, 6I-tf "a ,.
Daily southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1859-05-30

fINhE undersign offers for sale a splendid
a. STEAM SAYILL. situated on the New
Orleans and JacksRailroad. three quarters oi
a mile IRON the tied depot, Bahala, and ten
miles South Of Cain. The rapid settlement
Of the surrounding ntry, be anticipated town,
and the undoubted spIetion Of the road 70 this
point by the lst OF Cber next, with the alread y
increasing demand. hres ready sale for lumber,
there being no mill rer than twelve miles
TO the mill IS attach320 acres Of finely tim
bered land, with suiencv opened for the pro-
ductlon OF corn, pobes. ETC., to supply the
employees and teamsthe mill comfortable
Dwelling. with the cessary out-houses, at
tached. The mill-holis large and substantial
containing the latesihd most improved ma
chinery; boiler 81 fleeing, AZ inches in dame
ter, double fiued; circus saw. 81 inches diameter.
Everything new and iomplete running order.
This mill. with seveAands, can cut between
i've and six thousancei of lumber day, but
averages $500 feet dailFithout extra labor OF
strain Of machinery.
Attached is one Of Subs superior 26-inch
French Burr GRlST NJ Is. capable Of grinding
from Is 20 Is bushels p.hour. with sufficient
business to supply the ne with bread Also,
q Wagon and Team, Liber Car. Tools. etc.
necessary to carry on business with an
abundance OF water all SONS.
Terms easy For turtt particulars, apply on
he premises, or to the Unassigned
w. J. BRUNER,
OF MAYES * MLSAPs, Agents,
April III, 'J7. G3-tf Gallatin, Miss.
Daily southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1859-05-30
OF INTEREST no LL.

III HE undersigned begs leave inform tho cit
l. izens Of ClaihorPe and adinng counties
that he has purchased the Ript Of CRANE.
PATENT METALLIC BURIAL CASK Ia
new and beautiful article, unliki anything ever
offered to the public before. Thcasket has none
Of the repulsive appearance whid all other Buri-
al Cases or Collins have. A sufly of all sizes
constantly on hand The publilare invited to
call and examine them.
All orders for the Casket or 7ooden Coffins:
will be filed with despatch. Erial clothes Of
All kinds furnished when orden.
A. ROLLINS.
md 40 IeEE AC-Iv
Daily southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1859-05-30
DISSOLUTION.

DtSSOLbIlO
rTNHE firm Of Griffith & Garrison is this day dis
l. solved by mutual consent. T. Garrison will
attend to settling up all the business Of the firm
All those owing us on note or book accounts are
requested to pay up as soon as possible. 4. Gar
risOn will continue the Furniture business at the
old stand, where he will be pleased to see our
friends and customers who may want anything
in the Furniture and Housekeeping line.
L. GRIFFITH.
T. GARRISON
Daily southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1859-05-30
just Received

Hardware "A fresh supply just receive
il a. which makes my stock complete.
apr24 SP00NER F0RBD7