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THE LAST AND BEST OFFER.

The undersigned, owing to the
hard times, have conc, uded to
lower the price of subscription.
Hereafter the COLUMBIAN will be
sent for $1.5O year, strictly IN
advance. We cannot afford to
make discount on old accounts,
and therefore subscriptions now
due must be paid at the rate of
two dollars. Old subscribers can
save the difference by paying up
to date, and then paying $3.50 a
year in advance. All new sub
scriptions must be paid when Or
dered.
BRoCKwAY & ELwELL,
Eds. Columbian.
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II is Worth q Trial.

II was troubled for many years with Kid
ney Complaint, Gravel, &C.; my blood be-
came thin | was dull and inactive could
hardly crawl about, and was an old worn out
man all over, and could get nothing to help
me until got Hop Bitters, and now am a
boy again. My blood and kidneys are all
right, and ! am as active as a man Of 80, al
though am ~, and have no doubt it will
do as well for others of my age tits worth
a trial. l."-(Father.
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The way to get five hundred dollars Is to
earn it, said John sherman at the wyoming
celebration, and the heartless dec latiop is
the sum Of all the principles of the republican
party in reference to the present distressful
times. But when the hungry lahorer asked
how he could earn it, where he could get
work to caro- it, or any smaller sum, work
even to earn daily bread, John Sherman did
not deign to reply-great John Sherman, with
all his talents and learning could not answer
the unobuusive question The republican
party by its bad legislation has destroyed
commerce, manufactures, and all employing
indust ries Then where was the laborer to
earn five hundred dollars" or satisfy even
the demands of hunger 2-Patriot.
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NOTICE OF INQUEST.
ESTATE OF MARY GoRRELI,

To the heirs and legal representatives of Mary
Gorre, late Of Ashland schuylklll county deceased
to wit: TO Robert Gorrell OF Ashland Schuylk
deceased, OF Centralia borough, Columbia county,
Augusta Morgan intermarrled with Alexander Nor
Torrey OF Ashland.
WHEREAS at an orphans Court held at Blooms
burg, In ana for the County OF Columbia the first
day Of July D. ISIS before the Honorable William
Elwel President and his associates justices OF the
SAID COURT the petition OF Jane Torrey nntermarried
Schuylkill, deceased, was presented setting forth
that the said Mary Gorrel then widow died on or
about the eighth day of August A. D. 1876 intestate
seized in her demesne OF fee OF and in certain
messuage and Lot or Piece Of Ground situate in the
borough Of Cenralia In the County OF Columbia and
state OF Pennsylvania, and consisting Of the lots
numbered eight sl, nine t9), ten uO eleven QD and
twelve 90. in block numbered ninety-slx 96j on the
general map or plan OF said borough each of said
lots being twenty-five 25) feet In width and togeth-
er one hundred and twenty five u2s) feet In Width
and forty (,t feet, with the appurenanoes consist
l Ing Of two story frame dwelling house. and
and lot piece of ground situate In said borough Of
Centraia, and consisting OF the lots numbered one
I and TWO (2l In block number ninety.six (96> on
SAID general map OF the borough of Centralia each
OF said lots Of ground being twenty-five (26) feet in
width and together fifty (5o feet in width and ex-
lending OF that width In depth one hundred and for
ty u4o feet with the appurtenances consisting Of
two story frame dwelling house and one Story
frame dwelling house. ALSO, certain other mes
suage and lot Of ground situate in said borough Of
Cehtraiia and NUN bered on the general map plan
OF said borough one d) 10 block numbered ninety
seven go being twenty-five (25) feet In width and
extending of that width In depth one hundred and
iorty u4W rect ALSO certain other messuage and
lot or grouud situate Ia said borough OF Centralay
and numbered one (l) In block nuplbtr one hundred
anu Jour (io4l on the general map or plan OF said
borough being twenty-five (25) feet in width and ex
lending OF that width.in depth hundred andforty
QI0) feet with the appurenances consisting of one
ana a half story plank stable and ware house.
IN accordance with the above named writ viii
nou an inquest on the said premises I'm Centralia
borough on
THURSDAY AUGUST IS, 1875
at O'Clock a m, when and VIII gre you are requested
to attend If you think proper.
JOHN w. HOFFMAN,
Sherin's ONCE, Bloomsbury SherI1r
July l2 S7S-4w
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Mr.. Hayes has been recognized at last.
He was up at Wilkes Barre last week, and in
going to that place passed through Blooms.
burg, where Mr.. Buckalew and some one
else got him out on the platform of the car
to exhibit himself. The Columbian gets up
q column local on the subject and refers to
him as the first President of the United
States who has ever appeared in Bloomsbury
Mr.. Rutherford ought to 20 back TO Blooms.
burg at once. Its the only place we know of
where he is looked upon other than as
fraud and the Columbian is the only Demo.
cratic paper we know Ct that has discovered
he is nOt.-Bettefonte Watehman.
As an enterprising journal the CoI.UMBIAN
furnishes its readers with all local news of
interest. Mr.. Hayes passed through here,
he was welcomed by the people regardless of
party, he made some remarks, and was fol-
lowed by members of his Cabinet, and. we
published the proceedings as they occurred.
As to recognizing him as President of the
United States, we would ask the Watchman
to kindly inform us who is President if Haye:
is not. We have always maintained tina
Hayes was not elected by the votes Of tn,
people, but the Democratic party acquiesceo
in the measure that resulted in the inaugura'
tion of Hayes and he is now the President
Of the United States. If friend Meek had
read the papers he would know that Dem
ocrstic house had recognized him as such by
passing Q resolution TO the effect that the
title of Hayes to the Presidency cannot b,
inquired into now. Hayes was unfairly
counted in, but being in by force of the law
Of the land he is entitled to be treated a
such. The people of Bloomsbury did them
selves honor in honoring, not the man, bu
the highest officer of the nation. No on,
but pot-hosse politicians, moved by persona
motives, woald refuse TO do the same unde
similar circumstances. The Presiden
passed through Bloomsbarg and wepublishe,
the fact We might even be induced to sa!
that p. Gray Meek WAS ia town If he shoul'
ever favor US with a visit.
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AND DEMOCRAT BLOOMSBURG COLUMBIA col MY, PA
A UDITOR'S NOTICE.
IN the matter Of the estate of Matthew Mcdowell,

m The matter Of the estate Of Matthew Mcdowell,
deceased.
And now July 7, 1878. whereas Peter Ent, Execu-
tor OF Matthew Mcdowell, deceased, died october 2s
1876, and q. I. Ent was appointed his administrator
and on the ?sth OF July A. d., 1871 filed inal sup
Elemental account OF Peter En,deceased. late acting
executor and trustee under the VIII OF Matthew Nc
Dowel deceased No. II, september Term 1871. That
on the 1ath day OF November 1877, o. =. Ent died
without having paid over the funds OF the estate OF
Matthew McDoSell, deceased, and Usal H. Ent was
appointed administrator, de bOns non a.. OF Peter
Ent, deceased,and Robert :. Ent administrator OF ..
p. Ent, deceased. Now, ther fore. on motion OF
Knorr Attorney of Alice Mcdowell Lagatee and by
consent OF Hon G X Buckalew, Attorney for the
present representative audholder of the funds OF the
estate OF said Matthew Mcdowell. deceased. @. q
Barley, Esq Is appointed Auditor TO ascertain the
profits ceived since the fling Of the account by
r. EAt, deceased, and distribute the fund Of the es-
tate of Matthew Mcdowell to and among the parties
entitled thereto.
BY THE Court.
Notice is hereby given that the Auditor appointed
by the foregoing order OF Court Will meet the parties
Interested for the performance Of his dtes at his Of
fce In theTown OF Rloomsburg Friday the 23d day
OF August 1878 at 00cl0ck m, at which time all par
ties must appear and present their claims or be de-
barred from share OF the fund
CHARLES g. BARKLEY,
Bloomsbury, July, 10, IS 4w Auditor.
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HAPPY RELIEF

To all suffering from chronic diseases of all kinds
consultation invited personally or BY
mail. New method of treatment. New and reliab G
remedies Book and circulars sent free In sealed
envelopes Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, 4l9
North Ninth street. Philadelphia, Pa an institute
having a high reput alton for honorable conduct and
professional skill.
July 49, rs an iwSco
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E.F.Kunkels Bitter Wine ofIron

Gives tone to the stomach, improves the appetite
and assists digestion, excites the bowels to heal
tiny action, expelling al the foul humors that con-
taminate the blood, corrupt the seoretions and Of
fend the BREATH 1t exctes the liver TO healthy ac-
tion and strengthens the nerves, imparting that
glow 10 life that proceeds alone from perfect health
thousands In all walks OF fe testify TO the virtues
OF this excellent medicine In correcting the derange-
iheht OF the digestive organs. Get the genuine.
Sold only In 81 bottles. ASK for E. f. Kunkel's Bitter
Wine OF Iron and take no other
DYSPEPSIA !DYSPEPSIAlDYSPEPSIA
E. F. Kunkels Filter Wine OF Iron, a sure cure
Tor ths diseaselt has been prescribed daily for many
years In the practice or eminent physicians with
unparalleled success. symptoms are loss OF appetite
WIND and rising OF food drypess In mouth headache
alzsihess, seepessness, AND low spirits. Get the
genuine Not sold In bulk, only 81 bottles
DO you want something 10 strengthen you Do
you want good appetite? Do you want to get rid
OF nervousness? DO you want energy, sleep wen,
or be cured or dyspepsia, kidney or liver disease
lry e. Fkpnkel's Bitterwine Of Iron. Every bottle
guaranteed 10 DO rs reeommeded. Depot ana of1ice,
sos North Ninth street. .PhilaAlphia Pa. Get the
genuine ASK for y. +. Kunkel's and take no other.
Az ask is trial OF this valuable medicine. One
ootte VIII convince you. Get six bottles for g. one
dollar for one
TAPE WORM REMOVED ALIVE.
Tape worm,s Seat, pin and stomach worms removed
alive in from two 10 four hours. No fee until head
ai tape worm passes alive and In one. Ask your
druggist Tor kunkel's Worm syrup. Sold only I'm
one dollar bottles. Used for children or grown per
SOUS " never falls. Or send for circular 10 Dr. Kun
ksl shsNorth Ninth st., Philadelphia Pa Advice by
mall free Send three cent stamp for return OF let
ter ,,,,
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Senator Thurman ssys the Democratic
party WAS never In better condition for q
contest and predicts q decisive victory In
Ohio for Il.
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July b,'ls 4
A UDITOR's NOTICE.

IN THE MArTER oF THE ESTATE Oh EDIT. g.uv.,
DECEASED
The Undersigned Auditor annointad IN A.,
u,5,h u1a.e balance IN hands OF Isaac ueaeock ana
attssna rairnahI Executors OF Edith Fairman win
hus, us oi u T. v. j. Bucklaw liz the town of Booms
nv h 9h lhuIsday August a2d lsJs at ten o'ciock
renss'a nu a Where all persons hay ing claims are
nr h 10 present the same before the Andltar
fund. ''ii's IN ior snare OF said
iuly Ia ,7s .w q. H. BUCKALRW,
Auditor
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June 2s, 1878
A UDITORs NOTICE.

~ ~ SAFE OF The real estate OF David r.. Hover.
M Undersigned, Auditor appointed by the Court
eertsin @ rieas OF the County Of Columbia to as.
iho the tract or tracts which they anect ana
his appontSs tS unpaid VIII attend TO the duties % Of
In Boomsburg on az Iae olilce Of Brockway Elwell
Mace ali a. zen o'clock a. M, at which time and
prone1 parties Interested may attend il they thinf
PAUL e. WRIT,
Bloomsbruo iulv r 40 , Auditor
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A UDITOR'S NOTICE.

A'A OF GEORGE LoNGEsBERGER, DECEASED.
or hereby given that the undersigned Audi
tors W OF James McAlarney one Of the exeon
The nartio tHieorge LOngenberger deceased win meet
tar ym ,b ,bbIluay August 9th. 1875 at 10 ocoot M
ior 'ie purpose OF his appointment. ''A H. H.
July II. ,7s.aw j. b. Robson,
- :" Auditor
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new Rich BLOOD!

Parsons Purantive pills make New Rich Blood,
and Will completely change the blood In the entire
system Ia three months. Any person who viii take
i pill each night from to ~ weeks may be restore
ed to sound health, II such hrg be possible. send
by mail for letter stamps. !. s. JOHNSON Il CO.,
Bangor Me. july 10, '1s4w
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THE CArACoMBs AND THE FErE. THE
BONES OF THREE MILLION OF PERSONS
EXPOSED TO VIEW. THEIR TASTE
FUL ARRANGEMENT. THE
GREAT HLUMINATIoN
TEMPLES OF FIRE THE vOIA-
TILE ABANDON OF A HAPPY MAD
DEMOCRATIC MOB.
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FOB PRINTING
n Neatly and cheaply executed Vi the
~ COLUMBIAN OfRce.
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TAPE WORM REMOVED ALJVE
PUBLIC SALE HAND BILLS
Printed at this Office

ON SHORTEST NOTICE AND AT THE
MOST REASONABLE TERMS.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
CTATEMENT OF
BLOOMSBURY SCHOOL DISTRICT
FOR YEAR ENDING JUNE 1, 1878.
s9,sO5 81

NJ. C. WOODWARD, Collector.
To mount Of duplicate OF 1877 $. ..... $s423 10
balance on duplicate OF lsI6-7....... 1882 80
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BUILDING FUND ACCOUNT.

$9,l01 "a
BUILDING FUND ACCOUNT. Dr..
TO amt of tax for building purposes 1864 63
" " received from j. X. Evans on
sale of Old Academy. my............... 100 90
% received from collector due
last settlement......... ............ 345 80
received from treasurer, due
last ettlement.................. 148 T2
s2,21ss4
Or.
BY generations 60 "a
" amount paid on bonds ana inte'st l,742 81
" collectors commission. ..... 80 81
." treasurerS commission .......... 40 80
balance due district from W. b.
Koons former treasurer. ........... lS
balance due district collector .... 807 30
s2,913 "a
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II LANk NOTES, with orwithou an .m.st..
~ msssSe % - oeGvxuIAu OGoo.
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CIR.
Bv amount Of generations. .............. $242 %
a. paid treasurer as per re-
" 2 per cent commission on Ss326 80. 10 60
" balance due district from duplicate
lo'p-i
balance due district from 1s7T-s... s0T OF
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FOR COMMISSIONER,
WILLIAM MENSINGER,
Main Township.
JOSEPH HARTzEL,
Of Main toaOnship.1
MOsES.SCHLICHER,
Beaver 7oraship.
PETER HIPPENSTEEL,
Mt. Pleasant township.
NATHAN DRIESBACH,
Fishingcreek township.
S. W. MoHENRY,
Of Jackson.
CHARLES REICHART,
Beaver township.
THOMAS GERAGHTY,
of CentraRa.
JEREMIAH HAGENBUCH,
Of Centre township,
STEPHEN POHE
Centre township.
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SCHOOL FUND ACCOUNT.
To amount tax levied for school pur-
pooVo 'sf'oo oE
state appropriation. s95 10
" ' from former treasurer. 43l 10
" colectOr....... 1896 SO
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b f. ZARR, Treasurer.
To amount from former treasurer.....
" 90 90 j.. X. Evans, s,purchase
Ihouty ................... .....,........
amount state appropriation .........
" " from NJ. G. Woodward, col
ELECTROMAGNETIC. ................,....... s
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Imports

BORDEAUx-Per bark Ste Genevieve-535 cases
wine IL hhds do cks do preserves 1872 cases
cherries Brul atcur192 hhds wine 25 csc liquors
A Couturie-3l pkgs wster caBes oil cases per.
fumery / L Lyons--2l cases brandy - casks do M A
Nadal--5 caeks vinegar 90 hhds wine | case corks
case label champagne 300 cases bottles B
Junyua-so0 do hhds wine W Dunbar & Sonic
do Il Julian-50 casks vinegar % casks brandy 40
hhds wine rs cases sardines cases wine A. Tire.
mouet-112 hhds do cks do 600 cases bottles pkge
mdse order-140 cases wine % hhds do hid vinegar
10 cks do 30 cases do cases eaussgas 20 cases mus
tard trufies ID liquors rs mineral
water b Solari a. Son--5 cases wine case mdse
B Camors-500 cases vinegar A Lauata-s hhds wine
Seeures-20 do Laborde-20 do Crottes-5O do 8
casks branky 400 cases bottles @ Cavaroc & Son 80
hhds wine R0chereau 100000 hhds wine 100 cses
fruits Is cases mushrooms 80 cks vinegar q Marinon
go hhds wine Commagere Lambert--l5 casks of
brandy Couturie4 cases liquors 10 cases sard1nes
$50 hhds wine Is oks do Us do Gelpi g. Bro
flo hhds do Lacassagne-26s do 1853 cases do 1853
fruits SIS hhds vinegar Dubois--2s7 hhds wine 225
cases do 100 brandy 100 oil 52
dimes Schmidt 81 Zegler---100 cases wine Clark g.
Meader
ALvARADO, VIA TUsPAN-Per sohr G. 60 Pea
body-l1tG hides bdls deer skins al cedar logs ID
Fatjo &co--S6 do FL Otis
NEW YORK-Per steamship Knckerbocker
Assorted mdse
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ScotIand-West Coast-Frith of Clyde-Additiona
Light in Ayr Harbor-The trustees of Ayr harbor
hereby give notice that and after the st day of
August there will be exhibited every night from
dark to dayight) from the extremity of the south
pier, fixed light, which will show red to the south
ward of the bearing e u S. and white to the north
ward Of that eaDing. There will also be exhibited
from the seward end of the breakwater apparent
pose of indicating to ships entering the harbor the
position of that point The present harbor light will
still continue to be exhibited "a leading lights up the
harbor. Bearing magnetic. Variation ~ deg 81 min
westerly in 1873.
North Pacifc-Coast Of Mexico-Position and De-
scription of Tartar Shoal-The following information
relating to Tartar Suoa ia from the report of Com
mander W Phillip. U S N, commanding q stmr
Tuscarora. at present engaged in surveying on the
Pacific coast OF Mexico: Tartar Shoa is situated off
Maldonado Point DIETER known among The coastt rs
as Pnnta Eseondida). regarding 20 fathOms as the
outside limit of danger between the bearings from
the point of s S X u z miles. and W 4 miles.
Within these limits several ahoal rocky patches,
which constitute the dangers to navigation. viz:
l. A three fathom patch extending u by and w
by n three quarters of mile, lies W by S miles
from the point. and its western extremi y are
Two rocks which covered respectively by ~ and
pa fathoms of water
three fathom patch less than half mile in ex-
tent, with rocky head which there is only ~
| fathoms lies s W by W Il w. miles from the
point.
These two pat; b IS lie within six fathom curve,
with nine fathoms all around.
3. At distance of d mile W W W from the
point and about the same distance from the shore
abreast is the wreck OF the City of San Fran
cisco, shoa with from two to three fathoms OF
water over 1t and about half mile in extent
For distance of about three miles westward of the
five fathom line the depths irregular. varying
from six to eleven fathoms but beyond that distance
| the soundngs increase gradually in W By direc-
ton to forty athoms, and in southeEly direction to
| 100 fathomH.
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The proprietor takes pleasure In informing
his friends and the public that he has thor
oughly renovated and reftted the Montross
House, and intends making it most comfovta-
BILE and desirable house, both for summer and
winter resort, and will spare no expense to keep
1t up to It's former standard and make 1t &C.
ceptable to all,
He also desires to state that he has leased for
a term of years the spacious and delightful
summer resort formerly known as the Shady
Grove which has been newly painted and re-
fitted, and will be kept in same style, for q
"Bachelors Retreat and for the entertainment
Of clubs and companies. The house Is fine,
commodious building. with magnificent on
campment and picnic grounds in front. shaded
with live oaks.
Both houses are situated directly on the beach,
within 600 feet Of fine. new bathing houses, and
affording fine view Of the Gulf Of Mexico, and
finest description. Meals furnished to excur-
sionists at one dollar. with privilege Of bathing
facilities free Of charge. Address
?. J. MONTkOSS, Proprietor.
ORR. BENZ. CHANDLER.
Mechanics and Dealers Exchange,
my6 Am At ST. Charles St, New Orleans.
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Receipts of Produce

sHREvEPORT-Per steamer Danube----9 bales
cotton Richardson e. May--7 Jno Chaffe g. Sons--f
G W sentel aoo-5 kirkpatrick &co--4 Jurey 4
Gillis-4 Chaffe, Hamilton &, Powell-4 Jno Har
die &co--2 O e. B r T Colo ordsr-58 sacks cot
27s do Aycock Mitchell aco-sundries to order--To
tai 81 bales cotton So sacks cotton seed 35 head cattle
BAYOU LAFOURCHE-Psr steamer st MaTy-g
bhds sugar bills do ID hf bbs molasses r Beltran-
Dbl do Jno Gibbons 61co-l095 sacks potstoes and
sundriea to ordsr-Total hhds sugar bbls do / Dbl
moasses - hf do 1926 sacks potatoes
PORT EADS-Per steamer Martha---52 BIB q mo.
lasses Hill-26 sacks potatoes G Leon--ls do
Acosta-20 do a Valeton Geo bbls do sck onions
Lacosts-sundries to order-Total So bbls molasses
LOWER COAST-Per steamer Isabel-sundries to
order
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RIVER NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT.
Sunday. August 4, 1878.

Arrivals.
1T Mary, Martha, Danube. Isabel. -~
Departures.
Martha, Maryrda. Belle. Ouachita Belle, Yazoo
Valley. Paris @. Brown. j. A. Scudder, Bart
Able.
Assumption. Eva. St. Mary, Lafourche !;
Martha, lower, coast; Gov. Allen, Ouachita
Belle, Bayou Sara; Belle of Shreveport. St
Louis; Golden Rule. Cincinnati; J. W. Cannon.
Vicksburg Fanchon. Opelousas; John Wilson,
Ouachita; Belle. Mary Ida. upper coast.
stage of the Rivers.
Daily telegraphc report of the stage OF water
at various points with changes in the "a hours
ending yesterday at .. M:
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esREENyHLLE Anup RENrs


- = FOR VICKsBURG, ' i hA Al
}aaa1Is Davis, Bend and Intermediate land
@*'a"SAA'8@'" ings-Tbr steamer
TN place Of the r. IT, Lee,)
William Campbell. master,
John H. Mossop. clerk.
leaves as above. connecting at Vicksburg with
Parisot's Ling for all points on the Yazoo. Sun.
flower. Deer Greek and Iallahatchle.
GEO. D. HITE. Agents
FOR ahEENVlLLE,h Sy,L(gyKsBURa AND THE
Leaves f sSyfFg RHEks sEn at v1P6kRbune
4k ssssa1 and the Bends-The ane and fast
'''''A''''A' p 9ss re p . ekss,or1u
conne Ma2 sSs5 Wiz R pr HeHs 9esf Tor
all points on Yazoo and Talahatchie rivers.
Boat reserves the right ito pass ali landings
that the captain may deem unsafe.
SATURDAY VIQkgBgRa VNTTED STATES
leaves f s}fFy7 HaKShRhh n g. n bend
La Natehe ~ and all Intermediate land.
YAXOO VALLEY,
In place Of Natchez)
eonqecting ct VicksbnrR with the Parisot Line
for 1azoo. Tallahatehie and SunfioWer rivers
a g. W1t i1, Anchor Line for Memphis Cairo and
This boat reserves the right to pass all land.
ingss that The Captain may consider unsafe.
JANNEY & WoRK. ios Co j nala street. Hy
J. II. OARLIN. II TchOupftoulas st.