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gen, tobtet Bite Wurmfr, beilt ale 9Dtnb- uub MnaenRfrIt.
In etnigsn Mu6enAld. ma6t Iuht9, erletdtert btegBdTerfuG.
ti9en, rctnige DE ~btfpr6ert BITE Circulation ofHeiben
1rtrt unnteriltd anb ne S9uerisa, mcEn man BITE bDppeli
portion D1tpN ntnrnt
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ttrrteftn bet ben franSDEiAen uue en- 8fif9ea 3ruppea in Der
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S~tdbsGrste In bstben Truppentbetlen ~etngefIbrt purne, ben
Sttrtli6en her Sclbdten, bic btefsn JEsartteen Rrantbetten
1~useeiest raren, fd BOT 80 BITE aufG 9rptent rebuctrte.
Dos fbrebiibe Bttter& til unffrettte eineS Der beffenAraEet.
ntttel, has nod lie Dor bas publisunt lam, unb trage t1 bas
SeruBtfcin tn mtr, bat Elm Sober nel6er nhein ausQ t,eiGne.
gen bardug maiden tptrb, bdfelbe gum 9DGtle fstuer ~Iciten5en
slebenmenfDen better gu %ernpfetlen une betannt gu MAIDEN, tn.
benz es aae oe 6etltrefte teifst, bic tbnt pben s1gel9rte5tu
fnb. 9terflr lam Id @unbette BON 8epetfet liefern.
zsuut Uetru8ereteD rbcr yt1ddbmungen nprSubtngen. babe I'd
tn ftSe BlafGe mtinen 9snnsu etnbtaftn Iaden, unb rdet 70
bes Dapier tn bas bte BIdf6e etn8eptdelt TT, nastne ~et6cnbdns
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Set iecsr 6lafHs TT clue DpufdRSt9e @ebraudSanweifuna tn
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TT Der prets per 6IdfGe 30 @entS perr o 6lof1ea fur S2.5t
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ga MERCHANT TAILOR
81 unb faibionobler aleiOertaosn,
{. @aITer S BruoI
Merchant Tailor,

Gde BON Janette une Darrtfcnttrab~,
Eissn itrsn 8rsunben, fDmte BEN bsutf9sn gutlttum tn aa
8smetnen an, bas &c tets bic befen beutipen UNI lrGnlsrlihsl
1une, BDdsitn, 9dffmiers unD dne 9Crten StpHe tnr SDna
mertlei6sr an 5anb babeu. 5erren, rel1e stnsn pnbi@en Nn.
tu6 puntnen, nerben prompt unb bint9 bebtent.
Ia Enrnlletter wtrbtn rpn benz btfen StrF a~naefertiot.
(Ndt22sS)
Daily southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1859-05-20

Wv B3Dks. #tt
l. HAVE just received
Moss Side. bY Marion HorianG:
Nothing 20 Wear; ae
Nothing 20 Say. By Doesticks:
Inel;er's History Of the United States;
The War Trail:
Ross on Slavery;
Souvenirs OF Travel by Nine. Levert and
number OF other new aud interesting Books.
ALSO
A large assortment Of School Books. Letter q
aud Note Paper, Visiting Cards, Gard apd N I
Envelopes. Steel Pens. &c.
OCt.l 1857. Ar. LEON \ g.
Cash
70 advance on Cotton for shipment -
Il friends Conneiy * Champlin. New, a..
decl7-w JOHN BUCKINGHAM a 90
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STEAM sAWMlGL



TNHE undersigned offers for sale a splendis
Il STEAM SAWMILL, situated on the New
Orleans and Jackson Railroad. three quarters O.
mile from the located depot, Bahala and ten
miles South Of Galatin. The rapid settlement
Of the surrounding country, he anticipated town
and the undoubied completion Of the road to this
point by the lst Of October next, with the already
increasing demand. insures ready sale for lumber
there being no mill nearer than twelve miles
70 the mill is attached 320 acres Of finely tim
beTed land, with suiliciency opened Tor the pro-
duciion Of corn, potatoes, etc, to supply the
employees and teams Of the mill A comfortable
Dwelling. with the necessary out-houses, at
tached The mil-houSe is large and substantial
containing the latest and most improved ma
chlneTy; boiler 81 feet long. - inches in diane
ter double fined; circular saw - inches diameter.
Everything new aud in complete running order.
This mill. with seven hands can cut between
five and six thousand {, ,ei OF lumber a day, but
averages $500 feet daily, without extra labor OF
stiain Of machinery.
Attached is Que Of Straub's superior 26-inch
French Burr GRl ST MILLS, capable Of grinding
from Is TO Is bushels per hour. with sufficient
business to supply the place with bread. Also
a Wagon and Team, Lumber Car, Tools, etc,
necessary to carry on the business with az
abundance Of water al seasons.
Terms easy For further particulars, apply on
the premises OF to the under signed
w. J. BRUNER, |
or MAYES < MtLLSAPS. Agents,
April III. '57. 33-tf Gallatin, Miss.
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OF INTEREST TO All

II He uud srsghed begs leave 90 inform the Gil
A ixsas OF Claiborne and adjoining counties
that he has purchased the Right Of CRANE
PATENT METALLIC BURIAL CASKai.-.
new aud beautiful article, unlike anything rsri
offered 10 the public before The casket has none
OF tho rcpulsye appearance which all other Buri-
al Cases or Coilias 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 Cof1ius,
will De filed with despatch Burial clothes Of
al kinds furnished when ordered
4. ROLLINS.
July ., 1856. 46-ly
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IMPROVED EAGLE COTTON GINS

THE Eagle Cot
ton Gin Manufac-
turing Company.
are now prepared
to Gil al orders
for their Improy-
ed Gin Stands
,All stands now
made have the
PATENT IMPROVED
CYLlNDgR BRuslf.
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PATENT DErATcHED CRATES and PATENT SLIDING
BUrTs and MorERs all 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 .ine Cotton. as also
Medals from the Worlds Fair at London and
New York, and combine all the late improve
ments ia Machinery, and are warranted superior
in every respect In order to meet the great de-
nand for these Gins, the Company have estab-
lished a warehouse and workshop al the corner Of
Canal and Phillippa streets, and with the stock
on hand at the established depot, No. 81 St.
Charles Street. feel confident Of meeting all or
ders promptly.
All orders should be addressed TO
WM. L. CUSHING, Agent
81 ST. Charles 81.
Ne. D; 80. 1856. l9-tf
Mr.. J. J. Person is the duly authorized Agent
Of the Eagle Cotton Gin in Port Gibson. wherr
a sample stand may be seen. All orders left
with him will receive prompt attention.
, 1859-06-24
Romance Of the Iron Duke.

In sketch Of the late Lord Charles WelIesly,
q recently deceased son Of the Duke Of yelling
ton, F0rneys Pres publishes the following not
generally well known incident in the life Of the
Great Duke"
Whoever should exhibit the Iron Duke Is the
hero Of . romantic love story, in which sentiment
is blended with chivalry, would probably be
laughed at Yet there really Is such an incident,
true in all particulars, and imbued with the deli.
caey and refinement Of impassionate affection.
At the risk Of having this little love passage rid
iculed, we shall take leave to relate It
At the age Of twenty-eight Arthur Wellesley
Tor Wesley, as he wrote il at the time, according
to an autograph In our little collectiOn) went to
India with the rank Of full colonel. obtained sim
ply by the influence Of his aristocratical birth
and connections, and BY money, in the tenth
year Of his military service. At that time he
was engaged to Catherine PackenhAm, daughter
Of the Earl Of Longford, and sister Of Gen Sir
Edward Packenham, who was killed at the battle
Of New Orleans This lady, young and beauti-
ful, was devOtedly attached to Col Wellesley,
and her affection was fully reciprocated Called
to India, where his eldest brother was Governor
General to take leading part in the war with
Tppoo-Saib, this fortunate soldier had TO leave
his lady love behind.
Ailer an absence Of eight years, during which
he won rank and renoWn, he returned 10 Eng
land, where he was met by letter from Miss
Packenham, informing him that the smallpox
had assailed and injured the beauty which he had
so much admired, when life was younger and
gayer with both Of them, and with tenderness
assuring him that she had resolved to relieve him
Of his engagement With the true feeling Of an
honorable man, he assured her that her beauty
had not been the only indGcement to WOO and
win her. Accordingly, the marriage took place
in 1906, within six months Of his return from
India The only fruits Of this union were two
sons, one born in 1907, and the other in 1908
In the spring Of the latter year Wellesley had
TO leave his wife to take part in the Peninsular
War. He returned for short time after the
signing Of The Convention at Cintra, but from
1909 to 1914, during which he rose step by step
to the highest honors Of the English peerage, he
was detained on the Peninsula. The strong tic
Of married love was weakened BY this prolonged
absence, and the Duchess Of Wellington, from
the Waterloo victory Of 1915 to her death, in
1881. was not happy wife. To the last she de-
plored that sense Of honor had made the Duke
marry her, against her own better judgment,
when her beauty had become thing Of memory
alone.
, 1859-06-24

The Mobile Adrsrtissr tails the following auud
story Of notorious practical joker Ia that ely.
yclePed StTaight-Baek Dick !" W Hf
Dick was at the wharf one day last weak.
when one Of the up-Fiyer boats arrived, looking.
doubtless, for some unWaFy individual upci,
whom to exercise his talent. He watched
closely the countenancs Of each passenger e ho
stepped from the plank upon the wharf, and, al
length, fastened his gaze upon an individual
wno, rom his appearance and manner, was con
siderably nearer Mobile than he had ever besn
before. He was evidently N at ease, and had
probably heard the reports which were rils n
the country relative 70 the hundreds who N,o
dying in Mobile every hour from yellow lsVor
The man started OF toward Dauphin street car.
pet-sack In hand, but had not proceeded lir
when heavy hand was laid upon bis shoulder
and be suddenly stopped. Upon turning around,
be met the cold, serious countenanco Of Dick.
and Il seemed to send . thrill of terror throurF.
out his whole frame. Amer looking a rim
steadily for about minute, Dick eiacnlafsd
Yes, you are tho man. Stand straight
With fear visible In his eountsnance, the poor
fellow essayed to do as commanded
HShaighter yet" said Dick "Thefu, hat
viii do," and taking from his pocket amalInpb
measure, he stopped down and measured hin
from the toe Of his boot 70 The crown Of bis hat.
W. = k@ANAA NAAa eNANNDAlY AlUNI4 NUU M.I..| mn
his poeketbook 10 the utter amusement of n
stranger, aler which ho measured him aeFolI
the shoulders and again noted the dimsnsiona
he then looked the stranger firmly IN the ihep
.sir, / am very sorry tha. /. i 20. busIr.nv
win not be able % fniSh Il for you bsiOrs nom
4 Finish whatF- asked the stranger. snd.sv.
oring IN vain 10 appear calm.
Why, your coffin, 70 b suroi You scc.
am the city undertaken, and the people are dy-
Ing here % iast that l ean hardly supply 10
demand Icf eodina You win have b Uail unln
your turn comes which win Be Tomorrow
morning -say about nine O'Clock
" But what the d-l do TWant win . conn :
! have no ideA q dyipgin 49,
hours and ahalE soe Il II your counienanca
Why, even nov, you have . Pain-a sIlsht pin
Yyss' h-h.v., : replied he ..snblins hoo
aE1aeuy," aid Dick, ~.ud in your lnbs
toolD
"Yes, stranger, you're right and / BERN %
Eel L IN the back o. my nock and head
"Of coufse you do 6nd unless you Do n1nu-
thing for II you'll be dead IN = short tine, a.
sure you. 1akemy advice. now, 90 back abolrd
tne ooat swallow down q GIL o. brandy, get into
your state room and cover up with biinkstz
here like lightnihgi"
Hoosier hurried On board dat boat and ~
lowed Dicks instructions 70 ths ietlsr. On Non.
day he was met By gentleman At CilronslIe. %
whom he rotated bis wonderful escape nom
death BY yellow lsTef, even after prclnianoaI
were being made % procure his coin Hs
says he win never forget the Kindness q ths
t.ll man In Mobile who gave him such god 3D.
vice. 4e .s,s.e7 M dfNtsr
, 1859-06-24

Il Is said that there are but three sorts Of ami.
mails that cat tobacco--the tobacco-worm, the
rocI-gost, and man. We believe there are Ger.
tain grasshOppers that eat il when they are very
young, but afterwards reject Il, either because L
gets worse or better BY age. Il Is not Gct that
The gFasshoppers consumed whole crop Of TO-
baeco in the West and afterwards sat upon the
rOad.lence begging a chew from every passing
traveller.
, 1859-06-24
[Eoa TEE PcoET SOUND HERALD.l
The Balloon Children.

THE following poem vas penned some months snee but WA
lislAId, and has just been restored to the lghtl
"Two children lost In the SEyr'
From q thousand thrOatS rose up;
And We Ween not Q single eye
In all that anxious thTong was dry
A. u eagerly strove, but In vain, 70 deseEg
The lost eriAl ship.
There vas hurryinE to and fro,
And anon rose SObs and screams,
A. eOurieFs sped with the winds wild hoW
To let the repOsing country know
That two babes were lost 10 the azure glow
That adorned the clouds red rims.
The night closed In serenely and mid,
But no eye to repose vas given;
And with many jest their broad humor beguiled.
For they verify thought al the world had gone Wild,
Tobe searching for babes up In heaven!
For tAs mourners there seemed no respite,
No stay was there found to thsir tears,
For ail that now greeted their sight
Was the sky dapplsd over With white,
And the moon with her cold, mockinG light,
A. she Weeom'd the babes 10 he stars.
Two children los. up in hsaveni
Monglt the clouds and The staFs' lovely liShti
OH ne hearts With pale agony riven,
OH the wild, eageF glaneeo son given
In search Of the air'Shlp, now driven
AhWAEt the deep eaVerns Of night
But yield not yourselves to despair.
But trust In pilot unseen,
Whose hand steers the iFail trembling car
AdoWn the wild currents Of air,
Through night-regIons lonely and dTeaF,
TN on earth lie moored Safely again.
And how am words TO employ,
ASI speak Of the parentf fond tears;
Their hearts oVerhoWing with Joy,
Too full for one grain Of alloy,
To extAtie for time 10 destroy,
A. they get back their babes from the sphsFeSI
Dat there are ether babes lost In the Gky,
Who were eheFished iondly, We Ween,
ny affection that never can die;
And there's gFisf that win not cease 10 ply,
And eyes that will never grow dry,
For the lost ones return not again.
, 1859-06-24

A verdant youLg man entered fancy store
in city lately, while the lady proprietor was
arranging lot Of perfumery. She inquired Of
him u he would not like to have some musk
bags to put in his drawers. Aiter an examina.
ton Of the article, he told tho young lady that
he did not wear drawers, and wanted to know IL
Il wouldn't do to wear them In his pantaloons.
, 1859-06-24

They are getting sharp down at Lafayette,
Indiana, under the influence Of their great min.
eral facilities. A horticultuFist advertised that
he would supply al sorts Of trees and plants, es-
pecially "Pie plants Of all kinds" Agentleman
thereupon sent him an order for "one package Of
custard seed and few dozen Of mince pie plants."
The gardener promptly filed the order BY send.
ing him four goose eggs and small dogI
, 1859-06-24
NO. 16.

fortunes that we soon became intimate fIiend.
and lelt him only for the purpose o. tiinEuo
my abode at Paris, whittier be e soon 70 f|loEs
me. In the meantime my sisters hase kafhsrid
together some small remains Of my fortune. once
immense, and having been informed q nv a..
rival here, and Of the name which have taken,
have written me, that In few months thsy viii
come TO console, BY their presence, the unf6rtan.
, 1859-06-24

"Ma, has aunty got bees In hcr MOUTH"
"No; why do you ask such question:"
"Cause that little man with heap Of hair on
his face cotched hold Of her, and said he was 60
ing to take the honey from her lips; and she SAID
well, make hAster"