ocr: New Spring and mm goods, TM AVE just received. I- Flounced Berege and Tissue Robes, Printed and Satin Plaid Berege, , Black and colored berege, -rJV Blnck Grenadine plain and figured; Canton Cr.pes Black and colored; Organries and Jackonet Muslins; Rich Summer silks; Bich silk and Lace mantillas, Embroidered and Grars skirts; Embroidered Muslin Curtains and Curtain Materials; 7 -Damask Cloths and Napkins: Embroidered Handkerchiefs, Hosiery and . .- . uioves, : ' A full line of white Goods Mourning Gcods, - -, Doranstic goods of every descrijp;M,3 Plantation goods of every description (KrAll of vhich will be sold at the lowest market prices. We respectfully invite the public and the ladies especially to call and ex amine thia stock. Vicksburg, Miss. April 6. V 9 .9 n


The weekly American banner.

ocr: KNICKERBOCKER $150,000. y .A OF NEW" YORK. CASH CAPITAL, - - - . EstaMished 1817. Country Risks taken on the most favorable terms. Apply to ' S. PUTNAM Art , ' ' ,.r.

place_of_publication: Yazoo City, Miss.

publisher: Harriet N. Prewett


ocr: tjuromeTgreen -100 barrels just received by may25 THOMPSON & EMANUEL. HEW FIRM, BURMINGHAM $ CO., ANNOUNCE to their friends, patrons and the publiT generally, that they have liAnerltt thft oougut iuo - LIVERY STABLE f0rmcry jjept by fowell dc UUIiard, wnicb th ey intend to keep up in the best possible - . s i l"7 lU.-tV L"f: 1a lllZlirCliZZ j -""y-' j 'uj- n. t ana COmioriaDie ventctes ui uire me oesi. I l 1 . 1 .11.-4! I pi provenaer lor aor-es ruu uncuuvc aau well trained ostlers. Attached to the Stable i.lrr,l lrt a mmfnTfjildfl Rnard n i7nnaA . r. -a ia AiatAVMAM wiehinr t vomoin rwai Mtrvtit ,U1 vuow-i .v-..u . v. Aoe laoie snpueu wna iu uesb .o ue tuuuu . r i- i i in our markej. ve soucii a snare oi puo' ic patronage and invite all to call and try us R B WTLSOX K0MAH BIBM1HGHAM, lYazor city mracb 91855 38 ly


ocr: I M0ST superior manner, good workmen. All kinds of Diamond Work to order and in our House. Messrs. MOODY A KUNEIt , (Successors to Downing Moody ds Go.,) 'WiiVnltv - t rwirirw-ri? JSri?-;-4r . WATCHES, JEWELRY AND SILVER- iLJfM WARE: Vaar a .nnoisntln n . knnil it VAn!f1 sortmentof all articles usually found in a fashionable Jewelry, and Music store. ' ' the 3?" All kinds of work done' x, m in we keep none but made JfSTOur friends need not be to the trou ble of sending abroad for Any work usually done in our line, We can do it all, and do it well. April 20 ' '


ocr: SHARKEY cV WITHERS, , " TTGRRBY AT tcVf - s XACXSOir, MISS. WM. L. SHARKEY, has resumed the practice of law, and has formed a parner ship with WM. T. WITHERS. Especial attention will be given to business in the courts held at the city of Jackson. When desired business will be attended to in the adjacent Circuit Courts. CO" Office on State street over Green's Banking House. 38 t-f.


ocr: i Tiff TO p; HILLIAUD & Co.; wpuld respect V fully announces to the -public tliat they have bought the entire stock of carrfa- ges, Bu gios. etc. of Powell cc lliliard, will nnntinilfi in -ibft hlt?npss iifll?nr pvput -... v...-. ... , o J ortiOrt lw f(,T .b ami vprv . mAritJv tn . - - --- J- . pror.it customers and for good paper. They th:-;r.k tho publictor.paxt patronage and to- licit j.&a-iithe future' v , ; -F. F. IIIELIARD itfp, Jahuai':5----:tlV-f.'-V-v29 t-f '


ocr: OA A LIS Ppan. E .n, " -UU 200 lbs Vrr jted, ' - . 200 pan. Whiting, vv . ' 00 r4 Cream Tartar - - -'Ki ' 4C0 lbs .Si-cast soda. ' ' . -. ZJQ lb . Red Lead ' f jv' ? CO Gals. B lack Leather Varnish, . 20 , do ;Coach ' .-;do ' 50 ; do1 ' Japan " . ' do 0 do ; Capal co ' .':.., if .--. . - : , -AE0- ".. ,2 Barrels Linseed Oil, '' : -1 3 barrels SpVs Terpentine, " -.2 bbls Solar Oil. for -Lamps,-: 2 bbls AlcChol, . ; 2 bbls Monong'a. Whisky, . , v- " 2 bbls Pure old port wine, ' " 2 casks Brandy, very fine ; 2 casks Teneriff wine, &c. cj-c, Fqr b ale low for cash by ' . " , p u CoOK Jc CO. - Yazoo City June 22. .


ocr: i .WHOLES ALE AND RETAIL i COPPEn MAIIUFACTnRY. XEARLY OPPOSITB TO MICHIX'ft EXCIIANOE BAKkl ; MAIN ST. YAZOO CITY. THE undersigned would respectfully call the attentoin of the citizens of Yazoo city and surrounding country to his full assortment of TIN, SHEET IRON- AND COPPER - v -WARE, .r--N-v which he keeps constantly on hand f his own Manufacture and of Ihe best materials, and of superior workmanship; which; he will warrant to be as represented. Jobbingr of all descriptions done at the shortest notice. ALSO: Tin cr Zinc Roofincr and Gutterin? done in the ate st and most improved style. - Dcshoil'8 Patent Premium SllOWcr sTSV" rcrSTK fiWVv E5K f 0- 7V 3 M iH 1?IC50 a ii h Rpnsr.nnpr a tan rnnnnioTiiFAai y a ea trA TIMSHBETIROI superior snower Datnarwnicn. tor cheapness and durability, excel any thing u u,c. no uos euji uu uu.ua uio raieui rwni for one or two of thr- adioinlncr p.fynntlea. which he will sell to the advantage of the purchaser. A very superior article of Bathing Tubscon July 6, n-7-ij W. L. STANFORD.


ocr: TO, P. HILLIARP 'rCa.wc-M respect " fullv anxious, to' the public . that they have bought the entire stock of carria ges, Bugies, et,, of Powell sJt Hiliard, and Will CUuuuuv ia uo uusiucM, Dcuiug cicij article low for cash and very moderately to promt customers and for good paper. They thank the public, for past patronage and so' licit a share in the future.- . F. F. HILLIARD feco, . January "5 1 ". . ". . 29 t-f t . COPAL Varnish. , , - 3 barrels just received by r may 25 : THOMP SON& EMANTJE L


ocr: (TJHROME GREENE; - ' U 1 00 barrels just received j tnay25 :.THOMPSON &, EMANUEL. , BURM INGHAM 4- CO. , V A NNOUNCE toHheir friends, patrons and the public generally, that they haye bought tht,-. :;vf ..-'vi ? LIVERY STABLE ; formerly kept by Powell & nilliard, which thev intend to keen no in the best cossible style constantly supplied with good horses and comfortable vehicles to hire the best of provender for horses and attentive, and well trained ostlers. Attached to the Stable is kept also a comfortable Boardiug , Z7ou.se for customers wishing to remain over night. The table suplied with the best to be found in our market. We solicit a share of pub ie patronage and invite all to call and try us B B WIL80X VOXAN BI1M1HOHAM, Yaior city crach 9 1855 . 38 ly .


ocr: O. O. WOOD KAN'. D. A. I.ACY. OEO. HUKKBWELL o jo. xvor.ovzixri c& o. r V : WH O LES ALE and Retail Drug- gists,; and dealers in Faints, Oila, I , Window Glass,Books and Station- ary, x aoors irom i asnmtcn Hotel, Vicksburg, Miss. ; . . aept v :


ocr: iricasrs. RXOOD V. ItUNEIt , K (Successors to Downing Moody fc Go.,) :i ' . t" Z:p:f .1 : '.' DEALERS IN' I vV" WATG ES, JEWELRY AND SILVER- WAKE; vKeeps constantly on hand a beautiful as- .ortment of all articles usually found in a f . . . . j 0,M a. cs0u ivuwuiu sar v- vvvii w nuu iuuoiu aiMJiDa - . . . . .. z aCX All kinds of ,work done in . the HOST SUrXEIOR MAN5ZB, we keep, none but good workmen. JBT All kinds of Diamond Work made to order and in our House. : T jTiTOur friends need not be to the trou ble of sending abroad for Any work usually done in our line,- J ; - r; - -1 v Wo can do it all, and do it well. April 20 -, - , .-'. ' . .-


ocr: Linen . Warehouse. ;r F. E. Kielly corner Koval and can a streets New Orleans keep constantly on band a complex assortment ot the Newest designs of; Dress Embroideyies M antlea etc all of their own importation. . i Also IRISH LINENS warranted of best manufacture and every description goods suitable for Family and use which they will sell low forash or ap proved .credit, i-- ;.vf v --.'l"; ;" New Orleans 20 !


ocr: New Spring and SUMMER GOODS, Gorham & Kowlett Tl AVE just received; .lit" Flounced Berege and Tissue Robes, ' Printed and Satin Plaid Berege " Black and colored berege, - Blnck Grenadine plain and figured; Canton Crapes Black and colored; Organries and Jackonet Muslins; " Rich Summer silks; 4 Bich silk and Lace mantillas, . Embroidered and Grars Skirts; Embroidered Muslin Curtains and Curtain Materials; , ' - - - , : , . -1) am ask Cloths and Napkins: ? Embroidered Handkerchiefs, Hosiery and Cloves, . A full line of white 2oods t , Mourning Gcods, I 4 ' Domnstic froods of every description, Plantation goods of every description. V VTTAUot which will he sold at the market prices. We respectfully invite public and the ladies especially to call and j nune this stock. , vicksburg, IBliss. . April 6;


ocr: BOUNTY: .LAND . LL Persons who served the United States two weeks in any war since 1790 as a" 1 SOLDIER, MUSICIAN oa TEAMSTER - - . are entitled to v ' - '160 ACRES OF LA$D 1 t or udh other quantity as will make 160 acres with what they have heretofore received.If any such person be dead, his widow, or if no widow his minor children are entitled to the land a . Applicants may have their papers prepared . A ATTORNEY "AT LAW., " YaznVCity May 4 ' .' ' ' ' 46tf. 1


ocr: SHARKEY & WITHERS, i . . .jacksoh,miss. WM. L. SHATRKEY, has resumed the practice of law, and ha formed a parner ship with WM. T. WITHERS. , 4 Especial attention Will be given to business in the courts held at the city of Jackson. When desired business will be "attended to in the adjacent Circuit Courts! f v " OO" Office on State treet over Greer?t Banking Housed i :38 t-f.


ocr: JVczr.,. Goods ; or SPRING AND SUMME R , C?itVS-AtVi SCHULZ, BODENHEIM & $0 nNVITE iheir friends and patrons to ezamino tbeir now full stock of Staple and Fancy Diy GooJ, clothing, Boots, snd shoes &c. Their stock is the largest and best selected ever offered in this market. . . ' - One of their firmresldrng to the east for the purpose or making purchases and manu factoring Cloth tng and boots and shoes they V eel confident that tneir pnees carmoi da undersold tu me oouto - f,Iercbants,Flanter8 and especially the Ladies are invited to call and tee for themselves. Among ,tk other roods inst received are. . . 'French and American print's of all styles . Plain and fancy Oil c a lice ' rGinghams - ' ' ' " Plain f-"cy and black lat -j, ' C-'.id v .Jfaref Colored" Ikieires ' -, Cr. !,2.uuH and Jacone t MuiMns plain tu uuneu huu einpea oi iu qualities Tine under8leeves and chemizetts, , .- -- Jaconet swisa edgings and inserting, -, . j. blaca lace veiie, " . : Vfpite embroidered TSlusiins for curtain- Hosiery gloves and - hdkfs in j quamitieand ofall qualities, - Irish linens, linen sheetings and linen masks , ' . ; lillow case linens and superior damask Jnapkins -. . Very handsome printed Horn- etc 4 New-Goodsrcc'd weekly : A23


ocr: S. TAPPAN fe CO VICKSDURG MISS.; March 30 1 . 1 . .


ocr: UNDRIE.': " . . , rfiT affil Staf Candle?; nop. pugar and M raesj ' . S dt. lita find Java i Coffoej " ', ' V C,ment aftd Uihfi;' '" f ' f " ' r WhipkKy.aritl N iil?j ; . ' ' ' P lows, II ill ife Speer's and Bellingw's -' For sale lv.'- : . v ' - f SMEDES, HAMPTON & CO. 1 ;. V'" VicksbufgMiv 18.


ocr: - Mercfiant, - -2-AGEXT FOR . . - rtew ura'an., V ILL make aJvaneea in;cash and furnish pp'ies oa Cotton to te ehipped to the ahovo April C If.


ocr: VAZOO CITY DIRF.CTOUY. "TTK"N"R Y LAURENCE, OFHcn ON MAIN STREET, YAZOO ClTY. MI, J.-i REFERENCES ' Drs. Xnakc & Birnett, Yazoo City; ' -J. II. Andrews, M. D. Geo. W. Smith, Dentist, Kew Orleans., ' F II. Knapp, . do. . " i- h J. B.'McClellan,M, Dr Pluiaddpliia, . Elisha Towuseud, D. D. S., do -J. C. Nott. M. I).; Mobile. Jan 2G.


ocr: iHcgular Unitctl States : Between ,YfWoa 4CJty 'i Vlrtisbur, t n III E new maiiiSeent and fast 'pr-im K rimninistcamor P.C. JJ'AL-J U&m&tf, LISUKonoa W. CADnxs? Mistef. rzz?Z2 will leave Ynzoo City, ou Mondays, Winliiosdays and Fridays, arPSi M.-uhectinir at VicksBarg with the new Natchez, Southern B.'lle, C. l)TJn. and Frank Lyoy for Njw " Orle'ijM,. llcturiMn, leaves Vicksbursr ou Tuosdava Tlmrsdava and Suturdaya at 2 P. M.. arriving at Ya.too City in liinc f ,r l5,e C-,lton' Clinton lxin!rton, , tolK 0rMla(la aMlI Ir,)!ly Springs stages. ,:, TheP-CWALLISbanewboat, built ... , ... pressiy ior me iruue, nnu win run throughout entire season in conjunction with the above carYvins freisrht Tunot'Gii atthe regular trice for sptt-d and accommodation she k jiot iy any until ever in ir.c river. For freight or pas-aq;e apply on lioar'd, or to AW WYMAX. A-t. Vazoo City, or P311TERFIELD & Co, Vicksburs?. April 20, 1855 ' 44 C m.


ocr: T7" 'ches a:lc TUST received, and corstantly receiving WW ril HA A . fMlM I ll A M A. I. 1 .mmvm n .1 L- powers, a general assortment of rich c e- v .... j -1- :i gani anu laiess siyie jeweiry. .... Jane 8.3-W. . . . S. ILAVILSON.


ocr: Pistols! JRistols I . S. H. WILSON, T7 ESPEGTFULLY informs his old and lik7- new customers thaV he ke keeps, xor - ata'ntly on hand a good 'supply. nEVOLVERa DERINGER AND SELF CO"CKlNG;PlS?rOLS " . ,;.Y6o Citv Juhe8v 1 uoe 0


ocr: ISIBW FIRM. ' Bl P. IllLLIAltD d' Co.. would respect- fully announce 'to the public that they have bought the entire stock of carna ges, Bu gies. etc. of Powell cfc Hiliard, and will continue in the business, selling every article low for cash and very moderately to promt customers and forgood paper. They thank the public for past patronage and so licit a share in the future. F. F. 1IILLI ARD 6 co, January 5 9 t-f


ocr: ; v COMMITTED. TO the Jail of Yazod county, on the day of June, 1855, a negro man who himself Ilenrv. Said bov is a bright mulatto. feet, 5 ingjies high; 40 or 45 yeajs old, and he is free. The owner of said property is request- ed to come lorwaru, prove tne same and it away, or it will be dealt with according to till: DAVIS, Aug. 17, '55 Jailor.


ocr: LEXINGTON MUSTARD. Barrels extra fine Mustard, just received and for sa e by II $ W jily 13n3 BRANDIE 5 AND WINES. T: 1J t J ' 1 x ipes om uranuy, 2 do ; Mad. Wine 2 do Port do . r " 8 Casks I on Jon Porter,? 4 Barrels extia fine Whisky, just re ceived and for sale by 11. &W. july 13n8 Vi.ksburg


ocr: Just Heceived. DOZ LorilLrds Scotch Snuff 10 doz do Macaboy do 10 12 doz" do Rapper do 40 doz Rooms Scoth Snuff in bladers. - 30 doz do Honey due enuff ALSO 500 LBS Peare Starch 1000 doCastile soap 6 Boxes Thompsons Foiled ?oap also . 4 barrels Madeira Wine . 2 do Monongahela Whisky For sale low for cash by : v PBCOOK&CO. Yazoo City July 6;


ocr: : STEELE, SMITHER PINCKARD, Wii61esale''and. Retail Dealers in ROQEBIES WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS, Nos 16 Canal and ISCrossman Streets, NEVv We are prifiarcd to fill all orders for Wes tern Produce, Family Groceries, Supplies and Bar and Boat Stores. Many articles of family liroceries have mate arrangements to receive in lots, at short intervals, in order to have always fresh and good; towit: Butter. Cheese, Flour Lard, Fruits, Of Brandies and Wines-4we laid in a Stock of the old vintage Havana Cigars, A large and Commission House of Havanna us supplied with choice Brands which sell on commission. German igarsWe have also a"con8ignment of German Cigars at low pri ces to sell on commission. Tobacco Of choice brands as er grades we shall always keep a large sortment. Ife In order to equalize prices; we propose sell m all cases at the lowest sh and charge interest from . the u .le of when negotiable paper is received 'in pay ment, -j CLAIBORNE STEELE, J. O. SMITHER, F. PINCKARD, april 20 . 7


ocr: April 20 1000 BAGS CAROLINA COW PKAS. ' " Selected in the Charleston Market. EXPRESS L Y FOR SEED In bags of two bushels. : r . for sale by ; Ai' 4. OurlHAN & HALL; 36 Gravier street New Orleans Aptil 27 - - " IPtttno JFqrtes'c.. AM f THHE. tubscriber keens for sale at: all .JUL limps tKt mnst. PTtonctvo ctnrlt nf T! ano in theeity from the best makers -viz: CHICKERING & SONS. NUNNS & - GLARK &. PLEYEL. - These makers stand decidedly in advance of all the others, as is well known to who have had an opportunity "to and their instruments are offered on terms. - ' Also, Melodeons, of the most construction for Uhapel use, . and for- Par lcrs together vith Guitars of the best ma kerf, Music Instruction books i&e. 'I T - v - . . HENRY PARSONS. " 13 Camp st; New Orleans. April 3 O ,1 vOz, Futq lemon Syrup--jastreceieiTf j jml . ,and tor sale by YazooCity, June, Blanks of all tirJs for sale


ocr: AU f! them Ken 1 ; ne SEVASTOPOL SHIRTS, ' CUBAN CRA- rpHEl enduritij esse: " "nd the fanciful n !X esseetiala in the otinr : cloth!nto partnent, Hats Cocts pants and Vests fii'rf mSh Tn m f -1 School of Economy for the Million, You will tz ready to put rejuviatinff when on, easily U A . .7 . . . A- ?. ' ?At .till . . on, ana put up at a oareain who au me nx - . a l .. .',.. to m!T.cn. consisnnnrot -VATS. BARNUM COLLARS; REAL DAN RKE DRAWERS &c.v for caeh or approved crt-dit, on the corner. 1 . flftWMT t fTATHTH. . Yazoo City, Mia IS 1853.- "


ocr: ' ""'" nflTTTTT , New Spring and Rorlinnt & Kowlett ' XIAVEdiist received: Flounced Berege and Tissue ; Robes, 1 ti !...j ..J ti.i!. m.'J T Printed and Satin Plaid Berege, J31ack and colored berege, ' " Blnck Grenadine plain and 6gured; . Canton Crpes Black and colored; Organries and Jackonet Muslins; Rich xummer silks;. . Bicb si'k end Lace mantillas, ; --Embroidered and Gras skirts; f-s I , Embroidered Muslin Curtains and Curtain Materials; , - - . - ; Damask Clotha and Napkins: - Embroidered Handkerchiefs, Hosiery Gloves, , . ; . . A full line of white Goods. BIT-'ing Gtods, . Dot. ; Plant. oodsof every descrif ''scTevery descr - OrAltof ".1 taold e lia -nd the laOs :xl! j u ct'.I t tU-2 tLii stock. - s J V ' . s.-.-if- k . C ,-Vl - a3 ( April 6. , ... p y., ) i- lTTTlfnr'TlrTN i 1t T V v ' ' I Jt'i I i II I i I , , II- J v .:ric and VV c -ry clival cf 5 FackU. t' r ry:: ; zj. iia ever ; vj -Ttr.ta. N


ocr: Watches anU '&eipelry;. TUST received, and. constantly f direct from the manufactarers and im por'ers, a general assortment of rich ele gnnt and latest style jewelry. June8, 3-ly. B. H. W1LSUJM.


ocr: Pistols! Pistols! t.it r m,,mt i REVOLVERS. . DERINGER AND SELF COCKING PISTOLS, Yatoo City, June 8 3-ly. S. H. WILSON. TTTJ ESPECTFULLY informs his old and new customers thai he ke keepsiicon- atantly on band a good supply of COLTS IlKVf ll.V KRS. IKK. MiK K A i 1 J fSKL.li


ocr: Watches, Jcwelery, and Music H North side of '.Viefe'e Beuik. wti A a N Hand aconipleie apportmrnt a U ? j if si T-.i. i Met m.nulicturtM. Iimruciion book, . inimimenie, ana a goou 8ot-iniem H XwatA IV .nrjwelrv rnaired nrrwatcnP8 and Jeweirv , repairen warrsntd Fa7oo City, Nov,lP.S3 10 err v T innT n A T T VRV QTEWaR S Sky Light gallery oyer S. KJ VV IISOU'S JeWelrV HtOre. Jttr. . naS chased a newand auipk working apparatus which he is enabled to make pictures of Irior brilliancy sharpness and tone. i i fc.. ukcd irora paintings ana views, &c. olc. Yazoo City, May 11, 1855. . . 47 tf


ocr: CHEAT BARGAINS! (n anticipation ol better times, our stock of fine Watches, MADF. TO OUR OWN ORDER IN LONDON Together with a Great. Variety of - Jowelry.. Diamonds, Silver Ware, I7,,1 rc'r Ari5rlrC? nf n V cllll V ll Utlta tJlt. Is now the largest and best ever brought to this citv having been bought at extremely low prices. We will sell for CASH at but a shade over COST. Guns, and many other articles, at cost or less. v To our old customers who will come and pay on hand. April 20 KLEIN & BRO. 44 tf. up promptly we say to you that if good Goods, at low prices, and the usual time is any indue- ment to buy sucn articles as you wisn, we are


ocr: V- S3 Messrs. KIOODV & UUWEI1, (Successors to Downing Moody & Go.,) DEALERS IN JEWELl AND j WARE; Keeps constantly on hr-d a beautiful as all artichi n-aaMy found in a Jewelry and Music store. -.CT. All ki' Js of work done in the ' y" surzt; iiiNNia, we keep none but wcrk men. . . - , lilt i. T - - .1 TtT 1. J - ,a Ail unas oi wiaraona o bhud to r- J and in our House. " ' ZSrOur.friends need not be to the trou- ble of sending abroad for Any work usually done in our line, We can do it all, and do it well. 0 .


ocr: '4:EIBW:PIHlB.':v.: TO ' P. 111LLIAHD cf- Oo.. would ret.pcct , fuHy announce li the public that they have bought the entire stock of carna ges, BtL gies; etc. of Powell fc Hiliard, and will continue in the business, tselltng'every article low for cash and very moderately C. promt customr& and for good -paper. Thev thank the public for past patronage Vnd so licit a share in the future. F. F. IJILLIARD . . January 6 , , '?..... . ".t-f.;


ocr: ; Just lfefove 1. v ; 4 A DOZ - Lorill'arda Scotch Snu?T XU 10 doz do , Macaboy do 12 dox do 'Kappe do - -, - . ;4(V do2 Room 8 Scoth Snuff in bladers. v CD doz do Honey due snyff r ' '' - " ' 7 also ' j fiOOjJBS-Peare StarcHO'- i-" ... ; 1000 -, da Cantile'soap - t ' ' 5 Boxes Thompsons Foiled oaf - .ALSO. 4 barrels Madeira Wine ; ' 2 do Monongahela WThisky , For-sale low for cash by : A : ;PBCOOK&CO Yazoa City "July ; tV-s : -


ocr: - WHOLESALE AND RKTAIL t ; AND COFPER MAKUFACTORY, n'EARLY OPPOSITE TO MICniB'S EICTIASGB BANK. MAIN ST, YAZOO CITY. npHE undersigned would respectfully call the A. attentoin of the citizens or Yazoo city and surrounding country to"his full assortment of TIN,N SHEET IRON AND COPPER " WARE, . - . ..v..-( which he l'"ps constantly on hand f his own Manufacture and of the beet materials, and o superior workmanship; which he will warrant to be as represented. Jobbing1 of all descriptions done at the shortest ALSO: ' i in or Zjinc ivoottng aiwi uutiering Gone in ntest and most improved btyle. icshouS Patent Prcnrtum vy ; tn , rtTKV Q-'fiTrt (?h ' .! lfV The 8cbscriber also manufactures the superior shower baths; which, for cheapness and durability, excel anv thing jn use. He has still on hand the Patent fir one or two of th' adjoining counties, he will sill to the advantage of the . ALSO: A ve-y superior article of Bathing Tubs July G n ; Just 1. v ;


ocr: C 0,T T O 1ST-S - ACTORS - GOHHiSSiQH; MERCHANTS. No. OaroWdxlst Street, . - : wm. r. .milks. dajiiel w. ADAMS- r ill I L E S & A DA MS.


ocr: FsP. H1LHARD fc Co.. would respect . 9 fully, announces to. the public - they "have bought the entire stock of carria ges, Bu gies, etc, of Powell & Hiliard, will continue in the business, selling article low for eash anjd Very moderately pronat lcustotners and for good paper. thank the 'public for past patronage and so a ssare in the future. t , ; .F. F. HILLIARD & c6, jfinuary fi1 ; - -v; -" ;' 29 ' t-f


ocr: f), Barrels extra fine Mustard, just received and forsae by. U y W july I3n8 , r c BRA.NDIE5.AN D wines., Pipes old Brandy . - . . ' O 2 do Mad. Wine, J i. ' ' 2 0 Port co , V ?;CaskM bndon Porter.' ( '4 Barrels xti a fine Whisky, just re ceived and for sale bv - . H:dtY. i- . 13n8 ; . Vf


ocr: ral f-lhe Ingest - Manufactories the - -J )1 TTl ' North; and are i pre-T XI? v darecftpgive. orders . , ;H.GILLINGHAM, SUCCESSOR TO TUENBDL a: CO. CARRIAGE, REPOSITORY: . Carriages at- Manu- J faclurer's $ pnoes. - r"-- -- s The atteniion 'of purchasers fs respectful ly solicited at No 116 Gra'vier Street rear of the St.' Charles Hotel,' New Orleans 20 . ,


ocr: DANIELS 17 T 1 WHOLESALE ARD ENTAILER IJT ARDWA K, CUTLERY. GUNS, PIS ? tub Aii li Atraf Plantation." and Carr-nters ti 2ioa caul 4 r:ss V12LZ. Zl. - AND" UlPfl. TOL AND APS, tools iKui visa AND! AMPS v Wood end Basket War' , Twne, Cotton i and rfsnilia Rope, Grocf:!ci, liquorr and : ines; !; -ice Green and BUck Teas&c &c. " ' Agricultural implemenis and Garden eeds, India Rubber BelGng and 6teara Packing Vickaburg. iviiss., M arch 20lh 1854: 33;:tf


ocr: 8T AT 1 ,-Vr- Mons.'VE3AS trc 'J respectfully inform the citizens of Y&zz. Jf and adjacent country .tVit he will rennh U their midst for a limited per Ul . - i - ' . .- . v - lor me. pn--aaw Riving ' r- J." 1 1 " -"" . '. I . r .ta for Chile hex.- Tuesdays, Thursday oaiuruayii, irom ot liu 4 p. m. Dats for Gentlemen. Tuesdays, and Saturdays, from 8, till 10 r. X. Poors Vegas will, also, giye lessons ia : families. V; ; ,. - t Yazco tit A , utg$: , :', ... j 1 : 'no7tr iVotices,


ocr: NEW QltLEAINS. . CARPET IVAERIIOSE AvBr6seau & Co.; Importers and Dealers . in Carpetmsr. ioor Oil Cloth, Matting, 'dscv, wholesale smd retail. noV. 16 "1853. i


ocr: A. F. COCUUAN. . ' . - if, 1. HALL A. F. COCHRAN &1IALL. I11U Iinponci f of ITIulasu tV Sicily . l-ru its, Iuts, . No. 37, Grvieb Sf, NewOrlkns." Tivyioiw & cc, fmurvsiion, Receiving and Fvrwqrdxhg 'MERCHANT;- , tl and 22, New Letee Street,, -Jc. 23, .24-1 y. "Xew Orients. W. A. H ANNE Y, &. CO. Wholesale and Retail Dealers in French nnd American HATS, CAPS, STRAW GOODS, UMBRELLAS. No 77 CANAL' STREET (SOUTH SIDE) New Orlsans, Febuary let55. WTI LAST BLSTU VRr "eCO., CCSTTOISI FACTOHS AND COMMISSION MERCHATS, New Orleans. Office 91 Common apposite Verandah Ilo oct. 6. '


ocr: Wanted: ; Thp inulersipncd'woiiU rcs; ec'firy call the al tuition of the public to h .B ito k of aood ; consist tine ot'Clith.ns IVots ai'd iois, Hats nnd ( ap- ft .nnct-. lilove", l'..mrriaTies, isiiic uasnii mus I in Dch'wi Calieot ; Il-Bery Irish Linon sheeting SMrtinirs .TirK?, uiunieis, urp'inw, nng, Saild'firy and a lot of Sp'endid trtn ion made dou tie Gum and Rifles, all f which 1 will sell at COST FOR CASH F E LIX It TUULETf c , V Opjosite Washington IKtel , Wnsltinsicn Ftrert, a ; Vicks''ur Mississippi.


ocr: J.kP. McDONNOLD Sl CO., . - DEALER IN HATS, CAPS, UMBRELLAS AND HAM MOCKS, Boots, Shoes, Trunks Valices and Carpet Bags Particular attention paid to family orders. Camp 16 and 18 street. City Hotel H Haskoll , New Orleans March 30 4l-ly. '


ocr: WALTER COX. M. OILLJS R. S. BOYD. COX, GIEEIS A BOYD, (Late NALLIE, COX& Co.) COTTON FACTORS, ' AND . '--i',.; No. 41 UNION ST, near carondalkt.1 REFER TO Gen. EOWBRlTtSI-HllROVw


ocr: B. S. TAPPAN & CO. H A RiD WARE, IRON; STE - VICKSBURG MISS Marcli 30 ' v .


ocr: Pistols! Pistols! S. II. WILSON. TO ESPECTFULLY informs his old and i a -' new customers that heke keens -con.' atantly on hand a good supply of CO LTS REV OLVERS.r DERI NOVTr ANn rrt.v UUCK1NG PISTOLS. A -w mm m.m lii IB zoo uty.june o r . 3-Iy. 'Watches; and


ocr: Watches and Jeicehnj TH8T received, and con; tantly receiving direct from the manu'tarert and im corners, a eeneral assort. . .at of rich ele rant and latest atyie jewelry. . ' f -June 8, 5 ly. . 8. II. WILSON. a -? Mb


ocr: riie y.- 'r-:':-. II. 11. SlJIM.ons,;(ot the PreuUss Houae) MAMAGER. yi-A: .g-:i:--.. Board per week : '-$10 fmm A tT.W,:il 1 - r.. . tw i" ... u.uwu hcij uojr 2 o o'clock f. ui, tor me springs via snaron and Camden. Fare $2 00


ocr: Watches, ewelery, and Music. 'tl : S 0. North tide of Uicies ink , f an ; .-and a ootr i- - r" men' t Wafcftei. Jewelrv and Musiccl Initrununt of all kinds and descripiiorin. from the ver nest manufacturle. Instruction books an instrument, and a good aesortrnt 0'e X.Iuelc for Piano and Guitar., ' 0Cr- and tewetry repatren warrat'!f '7 C'U - Nav-Ip-s3,-l 10 ; SKYIGHX GALLERY QTEWaR 8 Sky Llffht gallery over S. Wilson'a Jewelry r -3. Mr 0 has pur chased a newandquic .kin-4 arrsratus t. !A l;i il. T . wucb ne ij enaoiea 10 ..3 ricrcr -r ricr : brilliancy rl j tr.d toe a a tt-rn froa p.:. j and cinitt.. tU-, ":c. &c. Yai,jC,l7,i:,ty 11, NEW GOOPk. Crtr- Ci , ritciC-. - : do ' WL 47 ,ived p


ocr: 100 barrels jut r ceived by mtT25 THOMPSON & EMANUEL. formerly kept by Powell & IlUHard, which intend tokeerjtiDin the best Tjossible nr y pHROME GREENE BIRMINGHAM CO., A NNOUNCE to their friends, patrons and a. ..ki:- UV UWViiV V 1 p w www mm w w boagbt thb LIVERY STABLE style - constantly supplied with good and comfortable vehicles to hire the best - - - ar a a. provender for Horses ana attentive ana wej trained ostlers. Attached to the Stable in our market. We solicit a share of pub ie patronage and invite all to call and try us SBWTL80H KOMAHBIEMtKGHAM, mrach 9 ,866 38 ly is kept also a comfortable Boarding 7ouse for customers wishing to remain over night, !r, ... ...tu.v j The table suplted with the best to be found


ocr: KNICKERBOCKER xnounAncn go, ' OP NEW YORH. CASH CAPITAL, V-; - Cl50)00. JL"...5ft.W 1817. Country Risks taken on the most favorable terms. Apply to n. PUlNAi"t Act , 30 ' ;-..


ocr: I - I April 6 ly. Patent Medicines., TTTT.T.5 Rsraananlta Iliffla nAm Dtftn-a . JJGaysott'a do. JVloffatt's PilU,; " . ' . Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, McLane's do. Bateman's Drops, Brandeth's Pills, y. Spencer's do. Peters do. unusu vu, n.iiii. n. Jayne's San. pills, laney si'ain extractor, iiranaenburer do, "TV 11 . -TSJ .. a a . -1 aw ' " Davis Pain' Killer. Mustang Leniment, Gray's Omtnent, herokee do. c snnsiucu B v ermuuge, lead ways itenei, "4 McLane's do. Jayne's , " ? :, co. r Hebrew Plaster, uitauba McMannis' Elixer; . , Thorn's Extract, -1 UUUIUOUM o Ul c naKI 11 IDIOU B uatBSIIli Hooflands Bitters, Vermin Extractor 07" Kept"onstantly on hand, and for sale by : . THOMPSON di! EMANUEL, i June 22. " " ' : Yazoo City. COPAI. Varnish. , f "r-" 3 barrels just received by ' ' may 2$ THOMPSON & EMANUEL . ..la.


ocr: lJiMTE&Tn'jPyiLI O 5 GPIIING UOTIIir'G. lEhave jvat received a part of pur ready made clothing embracing newest and latrat etvleii and ruanufacturJ in eupenor manner Our etock of f-'ieh goods is complete . We have alo received oar spring fick clothe caaw'meree and vesti nee which will manufactufe to order in thebet pesi ble manner, --. - - ' Oct cuom?.rs and the "ptibl'c ?will C,:vs s a call asawe aie confident we can as well ag anv housA in the pnuth ' V " HAINES u RUSSKLL, w sf


ocr: 0. 0. WOODMAX. D. A. LACY. GEO. HUXSEWELL. : o o.wooDiAiv & co. ; - v xiu LiiiOALii ana neiau urug--cist?, and dealers in Paints. Oils. Window GlasSjBooks and Statibn ary; 2 doors from Washington iiotei, v icksourg, Miss. .


ocr: to enter. The tuhscr btr lave fn'erfd j ito ropar'ner. (h p in th-uv ove bu.-iic bs in Yazao C t r e;iiy 'p--.o.-ife the IVi OlHe, whcie ih wi!I rain u act ure avciy Ihi i in iheir ime ot busn'FS Kell it if ntin lv upon tht;ir own labour, ihry feel a r.cLi'drii: e in ... citing ibc j at or.Ujjc of tne p bliC. fjty VitiJ- rf T1X WARE rcrl in?n? to l!o.;t kf j in. l;t t c;iituiAI) o. hand o' made A" 80 gottori-'e, Of veJ riminiC, wnd at the hcrl- ttane in tl;c Tin o 7.in", rooPn lit it and air.ft apj cai none. ' ALEXIN IDKR a .CALIHAN. Yat c City, N . 23. 1U 5.


ocr: . GKBAT BARGAINS IN CL T.I V'i! 20,000 Wortii of Finn AT KEWTOKK TOST P O U C A S II. " The entire stoik of new end FASHIONABLE CLOTHINC ! Consisting of Supeifine Frock, Dress and Business Cojits, Over-Coats, &r., Doeskin and Fancy Casgin.ere Pant."'- 'ilush,-Satin and - 1 ' Satin and Silk Vests &,c' Also a fine assortment of Furnishing Goods , I ATS, CAP DOOTS, SHOES, tC. II RUSSELL OCT Next door to D. S wett, -- - - Washington Street-''--. Vicksburg Miss.


ocr: ISEWFIRM. n,i IMULUAivu a- wuu.u "-fully announce to tne public tbai announce to toe puwic iuhi thev have bouffhtthe entire stock of carria- . , . r 11 ATi:i!..J ges unties. e;c.oi i-owcu cx Va.u,j.uu win continue in ine . uusiuca, '""S C'J' article low lor casu ana very moueraieiy a i . j wkvri mm, ' nai? Jr.r.v.ary 5


ocr: 1NOTICK. 4 A LI WA Persons indebted to J. V. Cusack J.JL Guardian for Baily and Mary A. Caldwell will find their notes placed in JUaior J. J Michis Dank for collection. They are all due onthe lstof Ottober next. If not promptly paid when due they will be put in the hands o 'an attorney for collection. - J. W.-CU AC Iv, Guardian, for Baily k Mary A, Caldwell. . August 31, 15 7 t


ocr: Just Received. DOZ Lorillards Scotch Snuff 10 doz do Macaboy do 10 - I T doz do Rappe do doz Rooms Scoth Snuff in bladers. 30 doz- do Honey due snuff " ALSO ' 500 LBS Pcare Starch 1000 do Castile soap 5 Boxes Thompsons Foiled Soap also ; ' 4 barrels Madeira Wine 2 do ' Monongahela Whisky For sale low for cash by ' PB COOK &. CO. Yazoo City July 6. ;


ocr: WHOLESALE AND BETAIL-. ai- it f r m i n ft 11 AND COPPER MANUFACTORY, nearly orrosiTE to micuie's exchange bank. MAIN ST, YAZOO CITY. nnHE undesigned would respectfully call the X attentoin of the citizens of Yazoo city and surrounding country to his full assortment of TIN, SHEET IRtlN AND UUI'l'JSK . WARE, which he keeps constanlly on hand of his own Manufacture and of 1 he beet materials, and o superior workmanship; which lie will warrant to be as represented. Fol!iiigT of all descriptions done at the shortest notice. ALSU: Tin or Zinc Roofing and Guttering done in the atest and most improved style. Dcshon's Patent Premium Shou cr H.JW SSA f rru 1 :i. i r .1 1 iiicbtusiriucr nisu uiiuuiauturca uic auuvr aiina.iAV chAtxfctF hatha urhirh In? nnvonianno T-r. 1 cheapness and durability, excel any thing now in use. He has still on hand r . a. ru. j- : . - ?.Z "IJ?"" ALSO: A vey superior article of Bathing Tubs con atantlv n hand. July 6, n-7-ij W. L. STANFORD. Just Received. H'fiDk-- T? KTOl Ti5i5 OSa


ocr: Watches and Jewelry TUST received, and constanllj, receiving uireci irom me manuiactarers and im por'crs, a general assortment of rich ele gant and latest style jewelry. - V ; June 8,3 ly. ; S. II. WILSON.


ocr: Pistols! Pistols! . - S. H. WILSON, TTP K3PECTFULLY informs his old and r.ev customers that he Ife keeps con stantly on hand a good supply of COLTS' REVOLVERS, DEKINGER AND SELF COCKING PISTOLS, Yazoo City, June 8 a 3-ly. 1 w.r-- 'SVs. 1 s) ns, I


ocr: o NE Flatboat 80 feet Jonng with or withou roobn for sale by, G n.VlN "Vicksburg m ay 4. JAPAN VARI..I 2 Lbls jast ree'd by mav 25 THOMPSON & EMANUEL, Messrs. MOODY Ac KlINEII, (Successors to Downing Moody. & , Co.,) DEALERS IN ' WATCHES, JEWELRY AND SILVER- WARE; Keeps constantly on hand a beautiful as sortment of all articles usuaMy found in fashionable Jewelry and Music store. 3T All kinds of work done in the most superior manner, we keep none but good workmen. X3T All kinds of Diamond Work made to order and in our House. 5TOur friends need not be to the trou- ble of sending abroad for Ami work usually done in our line, We can do it all, and do it well. 1


ocr: J. II. LAWRENCE, Y ZOO CITY. MISS. WILL give prompt attention to all business' entrusted to him in the Circuit and Prru bate Courts of Yazoo and the adjeining coun- ttaa in,! 0..... . f , viv0,auu ure WU(-ICUIO JACKSOn Y azoo City 2V


ocr: O. O. WOODMAX. D. A. LACY. GEO. HUSXEWELL. O O.WOOD3IATV A: O . WHOLESALE and Retail Drug gists, and dealers in Paints Oils, , Window Glass,Books and Station ary, 2 dobra from Washington Hotel, Vicksburg, Miss. sept.


ocr: 81 St Charles Street, - New Orleans. TJRANCH ot LACEY fPHiLLIP'Acele. --Phratftd ma n n factor PhiladpU j ohia who received the First Trize Medal at tbe W-r!d'3 Fair in London, and alo at the Worlds Fair in New York. Thejr keep constantly on hand a large as sortment of , .Carriage and .fuggy Harness. of their own manufacture at "prices raoeing from $12 to $100 for Buggy and $25jo 2C0 for Carnage. A Ipo a large assortment o Lid i and GiMulemanVUF "7 - Saddles, Bridals, Whips, Trunks, Carpet Bags, 1 av: and a choice Mock of ' ? Saddlers Tools from the ber-t manulaci'urf rs. ' :; ' - ' , .-' ; In addition to our large S ock we,are re coiving Goods by every arrival to all o which we invite the attention of purcha So!e Agency for , t . J.'M. SINGERS & CO., v Patent Sowing Machine, which are the oply reliable tiching machine n use tor aw purposes plantation' use; ' ior une sewing or April 20. TiTTSBlJRGTl "MANUFACTlfHED WAGONS, CARTS, DRAYS, etc.


ocr: ' 9 C F. ii A M E 11. WILLive prsmpt attention to all business entrusted to him in the Circuit tnd Pro. bate Courts of Yazoo, Holme and Madison and the Superior Courts at Jackson. OTOffice on Jefferson Strtet opposite Whig "lt:o ' . 27-y,


ocr: JAWON & AHMISTEAD. yazoo env miss WILL gke prompt attention to alf business entrusted to them in the Circuit and Pro bate Courts of Yazoo, IIolmes. Attala, Madison, anu tne vcrious.Uourt at Jackson. Vr umceomeiierson street next door to N I &. S E Nye's. jan 5 23ly


ocr: CC2jME5CL':Li Ttocx the U. 0. Prices Currect Jane 9th. NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION. (assiXwATuia to that or uys&pool.) inferior Ordinory : ; Good Ordinary ' . 4 " ; lw Middling W: Middling 4 Good Middling, i Middling Pair Fair 0 t Good Fair; , Good and Fine ' 8 4 9 9 J 9 10l 10 I . norniual. ; nominal nominal nominal,-'-, :


ocr: KEYAOIDS & WOODRUFF, WnOLISALE AND RETAIL DEALERS LN CARPET BAGS, VALUSES, . . ' Asn tKDlA aUBBEEl CO0Q5. A O. 67 CANAL STREET, New Orleans. . W. EYNOLD3. A. F.II. WOODECF APri 20 44 .y.


ocr: II. GILLINGI1AM, successor TO TCRNBUL k CO. CARRIAGE REPOSITORY. Ana Agent for sev ernl of the largest Ma"uFctori'S of the ii' ui'tciori'S North, and are dred to give orders pre jor all description of t-amages at Manu facturer's DrTces. The attention of purchasers is respectful ly solicited at No, lit) Gravier Street rear of the St. Charles Hotel, Neiv Orleans April 20 7 44 j . . ;


ocr: . D A N I LS,7 E T T, Wholes a t.b ixn irTiiTm -rfARDWAKE, CUTLERY, TOL AND APS, 4 riantation and Carpenter tools. , axoaoaoLu t stcss wu tuZ2 ri23f AND LAMPS 4 .Wood and Basket Ware, Twine, Cotton and .4 aniha Rope, Groceries, liquors and wines, hoice Green and Black Teas, &e.,&c, , ' Agricultural implemenis and Garden eeds .India Rubber Belting andteam Packing vicksburgt Miss,,- March 20th 1854 39-tf


ocr: STEAMBOATS. Rrgular Vicksburg & Green woud PACKET. Tlifi fasi slearter, U. S. AID, J. li. llen dricks, Master, will ply regularly between the above points leaving Vicksburg every Mon day evening at at 5 Pi M.. Yaloo City eVery Tuesday at 8 2bjt Descen ind leave tireCn w-d at every Friday at IC Ai M., Ya2o City every Saturday at 8 - it, will take freight at all points on Yaioo Iliver . i Particular attention paid to Plantation bus iness. . - - v 'J ';-' For; freight or passge ejply oft board or to . W. WYMAT "Agnt s may 11 rTT; .-r? Vi: : ...- .... " ' ' - ' r - i T " i -. ft "


ocr: t o. o.p: OFFICERS FOR PRESENT TERM, K. Wright, H. P. A. Nye, S ribe MA.CHESTETl T.nnnp v meets every Thusday night. no. G Powell, N G, W S Wrfcht.Trea. A U Nye, V G. Wm Wyman.Sec'v. august 18, 1854. 8.-tf :" jlglTH AH ENCAMPMENT. No.SVJ 10, meets the 2nd and 4th IW X in each month, x W. . Epoer8on! CZ P. J " w ..a. . . u m rill A 1


ocr: ifierciianr, J Tiktiu Hiss. AGENT FOR v ILL make advanfpa In !' Bn f,,minu supplies on Cotto ta be Khinnp.! tn i . - , - I r v fcn isw W house. - . ; ; Apnl 6j5iV 7 -77 : 7 f.f.


ocr: EDITOR. Anmitirr state tichet. fob ooveenor; G2NEKAL CHARLES D. FONTAINE, (of Pontotoc County.) Yd f SCSI AUTO? stats; . ' A.O. UOmi,of Clark tounty. Pot Audits of Pbulic Accounts; a . BWANN, o find co For SU!e Treat ten - , " It. 8. STITH, o JMartW co Can accrvCo n Clerk; ' J CARPENTER, of Hindi Fc Judg of r C-rt. 2d District; ... GMITn, cf Willerson. - ' : vc-::aiixss. ' " -1st DW, Cap! J. 1 1. IL TAYLOIl, c Marshall 24 do . LOCKJ: E HOUSTON, cf Monroe. ith VY. A. LAKE, cf 7 rn, rot STATS HJUTOK, 'J P, D, STAIUIE, of Eolivar, ' or the Legislature. E. M. YEEGER. P. It. nOUIES. Ilr. I?. G. NYE. 0!"ra onDOsita TUnner of. Cce. is specially authorized to receipt for monies Milt ouce. .


ocr: The tultcr:Wri liavern'crrd into a ep;irinp r. hi( in tho a'ove t'Ujims in Yazo: Cty, r e;ir.j p, onhi tne Pon OJii' e, whtic ihy will rum u aruue uvCiv Ibi i in ihcir l iic i bi s. nets K-lirff mtirelv iito their own . lahour. they eel n Cvi,lMetKe In stdiciting'ilie jp.:oCHgc of itu i:vjty Mud of TIN WARE ' ncrt lining to foil. kts.jr ins;. Lrpt cmstuntU on hand o" iuai'e ici crder." .. ' ALSO Tin c zinr, roofing. .or gultoioc, . done in Hlr .itcst and uics,t appro ved mutiiie', aud at the then. est nonce.' ' ' - ALEXANDER v CALIIIAN. . Ynz c Ciy,N. 23. 1HV. -v-.-.


ocr: NOTICE TO TaiSM'UBJilC. The undersigned having closed out his interest in t e Hotel bnsiaess to Mr N. 3V; Hobson, would respectfully take thin meth od of informing the. pu lie eeneratly that he intends commencing his old buisiness of Bricklaying and would be thankful for a fair share of public patronage plantation work particularly desired and will be promptly attended to, whenever called upon Re spectfully. ' . . Yaxoo City, 26 1855. A. B. joir soN.


ocr: J. P. McDONNOLD & CO., l.E VI.KR IK HATS, CAPS, UMBRELLAS AND HAM MOCKS, Boots, Suoes, Trunks Valicea and ct Bars i!ar attention paid to family order. Casnp 15nriJ8 r.rr-K H,vHot HUaskfll New Orleans March 30 4l-ly. "


ocr: ! j 10 .lust Meceived. DOZ LoVilhrJa Scotch Snuff 10 doz do Macaboy do . ... 12 doz do Rappei do 40 doz Rooms Scoth Snuff in bladcrs, 30 doz do Honey due snuff also . ' 600 LBS Peare Starch , 1000 do Castile soap . 5 Boxes Thompsons Foiled oap A I SO 4 barrels Madeira Wine 2 do Monongahela Whisky For sale low for cash by ' . P B COOK & CO. Yazoo City July 6.


ocr: SOUTH-WESTERN BOOK-STORE. si. b. Ea'siasaaa- Successor to John Jiatl. ' BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS, 3G CAMP STREET, . New Obleans. Always on hand a large assortment Law medical, Standard and iiscellaneo Books cheat) periodicals c. .--..-. . - . ... School books and Stationery at wtioresaie and retail. Blank books of every description. Prin ting and book hwrdiog executed with neat- nesa and despafcJi. v March 30 41 lv


ocr: BHSS. S. F. BIGELOWA Co.; . FASHIONABLE MILLINERY. Faf stde of Washington Street, Viehburg 1M$$ ERENP1I Bonnets and Flowers; Misses Hats, Dress Caps, Mourning Bonnets &c, constant ly on hand. Orders prompily xeciitedv; 10. . '


ocr: 13. S. T API AN ife CO. HA R D WA RE, IRON, STE PfflSSTlSSa-iPAPISBi March 30 41 INK ftiX, VICKSBURG IISS., 1-


ocr: . Pistols '..Pistols!. V ' S. H. WILSON, v TjT ESPfiCTFULLY informs his oldnhd new customers that he ke keeps eon- REVOLVERS. DERINGER AJND i5KLK C'CKING PISTOLS, : -Yazoo City, June 8 : 3-ly. jttnntly nri hand a good supply of COLTS i)Wftt.vi?nQ nFRTVGRR. AND SELF


ocr: Wcitchcs and Jewelry ;: yTJST received , and constantly receiving .a I i h U. gut ana laiesi siyie jeweiry. . ' Sis. tt. vvijuou.v . . June 8, 3 ly.


ocr: Messrs. MOODY & KCXCB, (Successors to Downing Moody & Go.,) Dh ALE IIS I V VATC 1 1ES, JEWELRY AND SILVER- WARE; Keeps constantly on hand a beautiful as- Rnrimpntnf all articles usua'Iv fund in a fashionable Jewelrv and Music store. JC2TAH kinds of work done in the aost npKRioa manner, we keep none but goou worKmeo. i ITSf AH llindl Af Uiamond worK maae to order Hna in our nouse. ' Our friends need not be to the trou- 1 Ut f - . .V....l fn Ann nnrlr ilOlin V uw iii Beuuni!; nui "an ivi, 'A' tn nnr i?np - ' " "a U 1 n A Aif, " rJl ort ; - ' i.-


ocr: Notice. SEALED proposals will be receiveu Dy ine Board of Town Council to be opened at tUrt!rLVtTs on & riiS da, of Ta 1 .Z fnrnUhJnfr nlank to lav aovvn 300 .tunc -? r- . . . feet 13 feet wide and 3 inches thick. Also tor I putting dowu a bncK gutter on me wesi biuu oi ma n street, trom jenerson su-eeim unmuwajf W. li. KlUIlAKli U June 1355 City CI. -rk,


ocr: KNICKERBOCKER INSURANCE COMIMNY, OF NEW Y'ORK. CASH CAPITAL, - - $150,000 . Established 1817. : Country Risks taken on the most favor abJS erms. Apply to ' S. PUTNAM Agt , "july 20 ; VicktburgM


ocr: "T, 1 - . -r- : Keep Co ...I UfJ THE enduring essentials and the fanciful -t ecsceliala in the world wanting clothing partsiect, Hats Coets pants and VcsU Glorious Ixio nf Pluralitieti School of Economy for the Million, You will J them ready to put rejuviating when on, easily t& Lee& Uool a. s . III! 11 ken off, and put op at a bargain-with allthefix- npata mtrh. consiatinff of , SEVASTOPOL SHIRTS, CUBAN CRA VATS, BARNUM COLLARS, REAL DAN RICE DRAWERS Ac, All for cash or approved credit, on the corner. POWELL HUJJAKT. ; May 18 1855. ,;1 lr,


ocr: j V arts rei-.cdjfor fits 'ilsons death on ris L'-iJjs rralva soap K'rbys cholera drops II ill do ;vrup Connfl's. Mixture Teneti. Sfcifte Marshall ca'holiean, ciwani. Liponthrlptic Prry Divis palu kil - -Loudens preparations ler .. i- , - ; iiougnions pepsin. Hruvrrts ess of fclr. . - . . . Wofes arrmaLj C.Med y Schnapps, 'ZarUrajfgUii' Merchants and all in iny of the Articles qpntained So the catHloijua will cd tt to their adTantsce v ihuuihk mcir UlUtll Bl where will b found the largett of Patent medicines in the United States at the loweat prices .... I- : ; Mease address , "... ,X J WltlGUT A: CO 1 Gcnuino Medicine V h rehouse.; 151 Chartres Ink ' ' . ; Dr F.!;!.tt .l;-jr br tir . rt prepare, ilom .-., - - ':-


ocr: Fancy Jlry-vioods and lir.eoVnrch( lis Vt St Ei- Hielly corner ""'Royal and canal streets Nw Orleans keep constantly on hand a COMFLET ASSCKTMEM Ot the Nt-wrni desijtisot" Dress Goodj1, KmbroiU;)ie5f Manlier Parasols etc all of their own importation. Also IRISH LIKENS warranted of the be6t manufacture and evtery dencription of goods suitable for Family and Plantation use which they will sell low for cash or ap proved credit. New Orleans 0 ,


ocr: HOTELS. -. - . . . . ; , .... . - '. v . , i veuanuui wmt -NEW uRLEANS, Li. The undersigned havinrr Purchased the entire Interest in the-above hotel beg leave to inform tne public that the house Is now oreir roa thb RECEPTION OF GUESTS. During the pa t summer manv improvements have been mad in the way of new furniture tc, adding much to its comforts and no pains or expense will be spared to render it one of the beet Hotels in the country. . . They have encarred the enrice sf Mr Enoch Everett so lon and well known to the former patrons of the house. - Experienced and attentive colored servants areeogaged. dec8 25 ly. , ENSIGN r GALPIN.


ocr: UT1CA 1IME fcOO barrels of the well known TJtica Lime which.it will be remembered ia put up in flour barrel size for sale ly B. UAKV INt Vick6burg May 18,


The Empire County argus. [volume]

place_of_publication: Coloma, El Dorado County, Cal.

publisher: D.W. Gelwicks & Co.


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Butte record.

place_of_publication: Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.

publisher: C.W. Stiles & Co.


The Empire County argus. [volume]

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ocr: EMPIRE COUNTY PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING. OFFICE IN CRESCENT CITY BUILDING, MAIN T E R ME S . Bv (he vear, invariubly in advance $5 Six months, « “ 3 Three months, “ “ 2 Single copies, . ; No subscriptions received, unless accompanied the c/isa.^i


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ocr: EMPIRE COUNTY ARGUS, PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING. OFFICE IN CRESCENT CITY BUILDING, MAIN ST. ■■ « -♦ 4—-♦ ► TURNS. By the year, invariably in advance, $5 00 Six months, “ “ 3 00 Three months, “ “ 2 00 Single copies, 25 53?” No subscriptions received, unless accompanied by the cash.


Grass Valley telegraph. [volume]

ocr: THE TELEGRAPH, A WEEKLY PAPER, PUBLISHED EVERT TUESDAY MOBN* ING, GRASS VALLEY. Main Street, opposite the head of Church Street. TERMS: For one year, in advance, $7 00 For six months, ‘ 4’qo For three months, 2,00 Single copies 2 6cts.

place_of_publication: Grass Valley [Calif.]

publisher: Lilley & Oliver


The Empire County argus. [volume]

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The Trinity times. [volume]

ocr: AMERICAN STATE TICKET. For Governor J. NEELY JOHNSON. For Lieut. Governor, ROBERT M. ANDERSON. For Justices of the Supreme Court, HUGH C. MURRAY, (long term.) DAVID S. TERRY, (short term.) For Controller, GEORGE W. WHITMAN. For Treasurer, I)R. HENRY BATES. For Attorney General, W. <}. WALLACE. For Surveyor General, JOHN H. BREWSTER. For State Printer, JAMES ALLEN. For State Prison Directors, ALEX. BELL, f s. McKenzie, EZEKIEL WILSON, TRINITY COUNTY. For Senator, JOHN D. COSBY. For District Judge. J. S. PFIZER. For Assembly. W. W. UPTON. For Supervisors, District No. 1, A. MONROE. District No. ‘J, D. II. TRUFANT. District No. J. S. BAILEY. REGULAR DEMOCRATIC TICKET. F or < »overnor, JOHN BIGLER. For Lieut. Governor, SAMUEL PURDY. For Justices of ttie Supreme Court, MYRON NORTON, (full term.) CM AS. H. BRYAN, (for unexpircd t- rm of Hon. Alex. Well? d ceased.) For State Controller, T. C. FLOURNOY. For State Treasurer. I)R. HENRY BATES. For Surveyor General, S. II. MARLETTE. For Attorney (jener&i, I!. U. WHITING. For State I'rinter. GEO. II. CROSETTH. For State l’rison Directors, C. F. POWELL, SAML. C. AST IN, W.M. 11. BELL. TRINITY COUNTY. For Senator, BKNJ. S. MASON. For Aswetnlily, A. J. FELTER. For Supervisors, District No. 1, A. .1. CAMBLEIN. District No. 2, JEREMIAH BENNETT.

place_of_publication: Weaverville, Cal.

publisher: Rowe & Cutler


The Empire County argus. [volume]

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ocr: EMPIRE COUNTY ARGUS, PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING. OFFICE IN CRESCENT CITY BUILDING, MAIN ST. t s & va s . Bv the year, invariably in advance, $5 00 Six months, « “ 3 00 Three months, “ “ 2 50 ■Single copies, 25 No subscriptions received, unless accompanied by the cash. 8PI.


Butte record.

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The Empire County argus. [volume]

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ocr: DIED. In Uniontown, 6th inst., of Ossification of the Heart, John Hemsteap, formerly of No. 12 Norfolk street, New York city, aged 29. In Uniontown, 7th inst., of the Croup, Edwaho Richard Cromwei.l, youngest son of William and Jaranda A. Cromwell, aged 1 year 5 months and 25 days. His days were few on earth, But they’ll be more in rest; The Saviour called him home, Because He saw it best.


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Grass Valley telegraph. [volume]

ocr: THE TELEGRAPH. VKKKLT NEWSPAPER, PCBLI.SHKD KVKRY TCESDAY MORS ISC, IS GRASS VALLEY. Main Street, opposite the head of Church Street, -f BOABDMAJf &■ CO.) Proprietors TERMS: For one year, in advance, $7,00 For six m0nth5,...... 4,00 For three months,..,, 2,00 Single copies, 25cts


The Sumter banner. [volume]

ocr: Poetry. For the Ilanner. Metiher't Darlieg Baby. WIhere in'tie tl-y I - Lk-n its heart, Wlere is muizza's darling boy ! DintN it hold its 'ittle lanfii' uitart, 'Tfie dearest, iemsedi tsy I Atnd so it does,.and %%ill its 'bstle chit tqnow just ats itt aop butter I Andl will it simke its 'ittle fiuder it. im Ianin 'ittle ionth, atnd taniter Nicey, wicey Woris, Just like 'ittle yeller birdt <? Avol pi it will, and so it nMy, No Inn tier what its smapi'y, 1 1anana1y say And tittes it wink its 'title eyeses, When it's tnad, ant 'up unit crises? AnrI does it sqtiall like cick-a-tees it does, why not I pray. Aitit- it ntizzia's darling every diay. 9t ! what's the Intatter ? Oh n:v ! k. tn%! Whitt inakes :ny pweet.st chicken ky 0a nasty, ugly oir, to pick it, Its t:naza's .iarling 'ittle kicket; 'riere' ! there! site throw it in Thie lire. the kuel iIcked pin, ''here ! h1s lilny hitiney, go to slcep, Itockeid in e kadle of a deep. Be GentIe with thy Wif e. Ue gentle ! fior you little know I tom tany trials rise Aitimongla to tiee tley a1iy he sna:tli, To oer of gitt ie. Be gentle ! thuangh pe reaace h:1t lip 3ay speatk a auranring tunie, 'Thae leart may beat wNili kitianei yet, And joy to lie tihine o%%i. Be gentle! weary hiurs of pain "l'.a inonann's lot to hNear Then yieil i-er wihat sopj~irt Ilati ranst, Atnd all her storrws shure. Ile gentle ! for lse tieoelest leari At tin.m tansy late s-ote griefl, Ani aveni itt a iseti'i w rbd, 3May seek to linsh relie'. Be getatle ! lir takiinaless ntow aay roust- a atigry s-tormot, Tha nil the after years <> lite* in % aina inay stri% e to calut. lie gent le ! teir' atre perfe 'i'Thou 'rt ileiirer liar thaii li'., Then, IsAiInIa'l, lieur, oaed still tf h-.a r -- lie -gentle to thy wfi-.

place_of_publication: Sumterville, S.C.

publisher: Wm. J. Francis


ocr: faush Perry Moses, for sale, for Cash, o" to approved custolmers 4)11 thile, a geniertt :1.ssortmeit of DRYtGOODS, (ROCERIES, HA RDAIR E, CROCK ERY H O O T AS! 4d MX-oms, Materials, Carpenters' Tools, Cutlery, Carronl Waro Eluaouielled Ware, Coopers' Ware, Tin Ware, Pa tent Medicines, Stone W are, Carriage Triii nillugs, and Carriage Hardware, Sadlery, Sd JOOL BOOKS, LIGNTD LITEJIA TlE AND STATIONERY, READY MADE CLOTHING, Co.XFECTONt.1 , NI 'L , ILIIA, &c. &c. le particularly invites attention to his extensive assort licnt of Janmary 1855 13 tf A. J. MOSES. Goods =TY T X=M.EC X EX7 am now receiving and opening for sale ONE OF THE LARGEST STOCK OF GOODS ever brought to this market, I will se ow for cash or to approved cuslomers on time. I laving ten yeara and the ready money to buy goods with, enables tie to offer the lollowing remarkably cheap, viz: A lARG STOCK OF DRY GOODS, mostly domestic. IIATS, CAl'S, SIIOES, ('l 'SE' WAItE, IIASKET WARE, &C. Ill IlDING MATEllAU.S, CAlIPENTI'',I'5 TO00.5, CUTLERY, &c. 1lAllI)WARtE, of all descriptions, Pots, Ovens, Skilleta, &.c. TONE-JUGS AND JARES, STONE CIIUltNES. CAltItlAGE TRIMMINGS, CARRIAGE IIARlD)WARE. 1.E A TIlIt 01 A1l. K I NIS, Saddlery, Hlar-ess, &c. &c. STATIONAtY AND CONFECTIONAlY. CiOCKKElRY, in dinner setts and otherwise. UltOCELlES, of all kinds. Ani alsmaost assy article that maany be called for. Sept. 20, IS73t. 47 if DR. We JAS. DARGAN & C0. SUMTERVIL LE S. c. OFFERiS for -ale- FORClASH, or an approved edit, at tIOet loweI market priced, a well selected anworonen of .) rugs and Medicines. Fine 'hemicals, Paint. nimd ig, Exirets, Wine, l'erfmnery, DreN.Sini;. rnsges, Lemone yrup, ""'y% S"aps4. W'indiow Glastwnes, Fine Tobracco, FaIcI Ariicl-, Spirit Gas, S:arificators, Cigars, irnilhes, Spirits Turientinc, Stationery, Vinegar. TIwoetaer nith every article-comprisim: the Stock of a Drmuggiit or Phy icia:,. Also, a va riety ohe no-t Popuar iPs ten t 'ediiem, i1nn1 nw hieh are, ' d I.i er ()il, (lest ) .lai'ob's (Cholem) irdial. Sittar's 1ssmm tof Wild Cherry, 'arter's Spanism liimture. Aver's Cherry Pectopral. listampon Veigesal Ti'ture, 11oll.,wnty's Pills :1and ointmniat, Defme's lhilsasmn If rife, Davin' Pair: Killer, 1TusmHl's, Heave 'otw41-rv Julidway's Readly Relief. lDr. Jayne's Medicines, tudwny's Henmiatin Itesolvent, -rnid E::*raan.". '". , Farrell's Arabian L.inamem, J oogai German Bitters, Melicanl Mustalm 3.inament, Sanillas, (Epping's, ll'sP, Those are uniy a fen-call 'or any article in our line or buminiess 11ad you will be spilllied JJAIN A N. W. JAS. DAIGAN, M. i. WEDTR aTT T P OT KEEP THE BALLT MON 20.000) Pair Plantationi Brogans at the Planter's and Factor's Depot, EDWARD DALY'S BOOT AND SHOE EMPORIUM, Tl E subscriber begms leave to announce to the Planters and .lerchants ofSnter and Wi'lliatishnrg Districtss. tat lie has niow un hand, and constantly' receiving J~arge suppiesof I,.NT.\IONNilES.togeherwit anunrivaled stock of Ladies, Miss1es, Ikmys, Youthis, anid Children's Boontsi and Shoes, of every kind, andi fromu thme [Fi Orders fromm the country faithfully and promptly attended to. EDW'A RD DALY, 306 King-St, Ch~arlestonm, S C., a few doors above tne Merchant's h otel-sanme side. Septeumber 27t h, 18~4 48tf GREAT SOUTHERN REMEDY. JA COW'S COR M A . Suhas immerFOR A LL BOW EL DISEASES. Sneh asiCiden .ventary, Dliarrihwa, Cholera Mimrbuis, 1hilios Chmolie, Cholera Inlantum. .1 iso, .ILD.tIlItA DI. I' A DAPT'ED TO .tf A N Y 1s18 EAsEs OP FE.I A LES, .ilosl Es'ecialliy Painful Menisruaion. TIi~ heVirtus of .Incohb's Co.rdiai aere ton ureil kgnoten ore'quire E neomiums. 1 st. It cures tihe worst casses of Dirriurua. 7th. It cures Pavinf ul .31enstruatian. '9nd. It cures the worst f'srms of lDyes'ntary/, 8th. it reiereus Pa ins in flack and Loins, 3d. It cures Casifournias or .tle.ricuan Dir 9th. It ('ounaterascts K~erronuness and Des. rheaa. pomniency, -Ith. It relevues the sererrest Cimilic, 1thil. It restores lrregauarities, 5th. 1, cure's thse Cholera: .lIuorus, ii lih. It dispels gloomny, hysterical Feelings , th. It cures Cimluera Inutun. I 2th. It's an aubmirale To'unic. A re~w Short Extracts froma Letters, TestiassonEats, &c. "I hiave uedi Jacob,'s Cordial inamy family, amid have found It a moat effieient, and in my jiadeneami s rulable enied . lioN n ziA s W~rutsr~x, Judge of Supreme Count, Gn. " I eles e peasresinbeing ablIe to recommend Jacob's Cordial-my own piersonal espe


ocr: HENRY BURKHIMER, WH101.EHSAL-E AND RETAIL. Maassif'trund " .1 THK ll'V I'JI I ' IE-." MARKET STREET, One door above Walter, W ILMIJNGTON, N. C. I9 - N. It.-All orders tilled with des. Oct. 104, 185s 5,11y JAMis T. l:r-'Lr *Aw.. (;o. F. I'll-neCrr Petteway & Pritchett. -IGv-|E- A1, CO.1.ISSION A y FOR1S'ARIlD e .IIRCHIIA.VT S, Nonr n WArr.: Sritr.:-r Wilinagton, N. C. Liberai tivances mnade on consignrment Oct. 18, 1851 51 Iv L. S. TOWNSHEND. 8sreer...ost -to lItus ao & -'owNsIv,. Wholesale and Retail. GROCBR, YO. 3 .11AltK -STiEl it Wimington, N. C. Nnv. ' . 1b . ! lyr.


ocr: Columbia Clothing Fullings, Bostwick & Cc, COLUMBIA, S. C. [AV constantly on hand the largest slock of C ie as I Itis place, which they are prepared to ;ell at prices lower thani any other estab. ishmanent in Columbaatsia. Their Clotlhing is mainNufactrel ly them. selves with particular reflerence to this narket, und they feel warranled to say it s inferior to none. and SUPERIOR TO MOST CLOTIJiNG otl'ered inl anly part :f the country. Their businems is con lucted upon tihe one price cash principle, Ind the price of their goods marked in laini ligures upon each article iy which a inilornity of price is observed, and tihe nexperienced buyer is enabled to make is purchases at as low a rate, as the more !xperienced aml better judge. l'ersois -isiting Columbia aret respectfully invitcd o tit examination our stoc k and prices. February 15th, 154. 1-1y. ROBERT A. YONGUE, COLI.d If-, S. C. ittE ' s' . sv e. to cal that e Ititatton ieiIs and11i the julatic to his Large and handsome OF JEWEAY, &c. In ailition to hie former sitock, lhe tats .in.. refleived a new anal exten.ive assoirmient of O).L) and SlINER WATCiHES, Munotel iAOKS ofevery variety, Silver aid lisated anre, a larire variety ; Military iad Fancy ; dsipi. : inn , Itiale-, SInrrtsnaan s Ajalaratis , 'ie Plocakel a nia Tale Cutlery, andt a large of FANCY G1ODS. Ilki prices will be fimnd, tin examainmation. tio Ns a.- anoderIte ais at any other erstitistaeta n tihe Smth. Thankdt fu I lir iast fiira, le oso ivitsa coitintance of iite paatroaage of his 'ormer friends ansi cm.tomasers. 3tarhei 1, 1851. 'V) lv.


ocr: a ostitle, in 'ely and Oils, &c. J. & J. D. EIRT, C O I .'.1111, S. ('. OF TilE (9Ot,I)EN JACKliPANE, )tj'r for sie at iery ow prices, a large amai nell sistirled stock of .11I11>.-A IV i .YN D.lll.It3 1'. 1 .\'T N, 011, S, . i.Y DY E. Gd Gmais delivered at tile flipt free of rharge. .J. A- .. It. E W A ItT. 3iarhls 15, 1851. 1o 1 V. McKENZIE'S 'I O A R Y .i.N D -A.Y C Y Store, .yo. 1:Me, icka)redx.n shc ct, COL.UiIBIA, S. C. AND W DI)iN(;s Ar StOl TEl-sT NOTif'E. I'1 "/10 '. L E ..N > I , T.. I L. Boots & Shoes. JAMES FENTON, 1 97, lc a rdsoni ,Stre'e, (OLI.IMlA, S. C. II A conastan~tly oas hand aid is daily receiv isa, fresh upiaies of alt kisndis of iatdies anid itaists undas Stimes of ah la ion.. Aissa. Fit ESlI CA .t .--SiltN$ andt 81.E L.E ATil Kit fair looat-msake-r..


Edgefield advertiser. [volume]

ocr: SPRINGr 155.e SPRING GODS WARD, BURCHARD & CO., AUGUSTA, GA., now receiving by every Steamer large ad ditions to their Stock of all that is New, Elegant and Useful ! -SUCH AS SILKS, SILK BARAGES and LAWN ROBES, BERAGE DELAINES RICH CHALLIES, LAWNS, TISSUES, BARAGES, GINGHAMS, CALICOES, LACE BED SPREADS, WIDE SCOTCH DIAPERS, LINEN DAMASK HUCK( FOWELING, NAPKINS, DOYLIES, 12-4 COTTON AND LINEN SHEETINGS, IRISH LINENS, FARMERS. AND PLANTERS LINENS and DRILLINGS, COTTON ADES, CHAMBRAY. LINEN LUSTRES. -Also Family Mourning Attire, complete assortment of all the Various Fabrics, to all of which they respectfully ask attention. Their prices to Cash and prompt paying buyers will be such as cannot fail to give satisfaction. Augusta, March 14 tf 9

place_of_publication: Edgefield, S.C.

publisher: LaBorde and Jones


ocr: To Wool Growers I'. Zn A.2 BO 2E.. B.a " ' E us your Wool and give usatudal. WE are now prepareU to CA RD WOO)L11PO WROLiS on anew set of Wool Cards with Burr Machine attached, that will burr the: Wool less waste than If done by band. The esitire is new, and situated on Johnson's Creekg 14 miles above A bbeville C. HI., anmd qjr the Gene-, Ruad above Temtpe oft IedkE PO., being t West of Due West ogr We will beable to 'nom100 to, day. As w'e intend to do on'r partwqli4 we, to give general stisfaction, aid' theefore so. licit the patronage o'thde puliot & LAK


ocr: BROTHERS to inform their friends and the public, the they continue the DRY GOODS business ii all its branches, at their old stand, 290 BROAD STREET, they are now receiving a full and complete assortment of and Fancy Dry Goods from the most eminent Importers and on such terms as will warrant us in guar those who may favor us with their trade,a Goods, at as fair prices, as can be obtained it or South Carolina. Among our assortment will be found the riches DRESS GOODS OF THE SEASON, SUCH As Elegant Moir 'Antique Graduated SILKS; Satin, Striped and Plaid Moir 'Antique SILKS Splendid Satin Plaid SILKS, new styles; Plaid Chene SILKS, elegant new styles ; Low priced colored SILKS, of every description Black SILKS, in all widths, very cheap; Bischoff' Red Letter bl'k SILK, best imported French MERINOS, all colors, very low priced English CASHMERES, COBURGS, PAU METTOS; Rich Plaid WOOLEN GOODS,very desirable French Muslin DELAINES, solid colors; Figured Muslin DELAINES and CASH MERES, very cheap ; BOMBAZINES, Lupin's best make, full assort ment Black ALACCAS,;very ch ap, some extra fine do CHALLYS and DELAINES; do POPLINS and Watered SILKS; CLOAKS of the very newest and most elegan designs, in Cloth, Velvet and Moir 'Antique from the most popular Emporiums of N. Y Embroidered and plain Crape SHAWLS Long and Square Woolen SHAWLS; Extra fine and large BLANKETS; Low priced fine do Negro BLANKETS and KERSEYS, of a perior quality, and exceedingly low priced; OSNABURGSand STRIPES, factory prices Bleached HOMESP UNS, of the b. at water an< wiretwist factories; Sea Island Brown HOMESPUNS; HOSIERY of every description, for Ladies Gent's. Youths' and Misses'; EMBROIDERIES, of the finest kind ; Fine White FLANNELS, from low priced ti extra fine ; Heavy all wool Red FLANNELS, cheap; Kentucky JEANS and SATINETS; Fine French CASSIMERES; CALICOES, GINGHAMS and CHECKS Damask NAPKINS and TOWELS; Superior 10-4 Double DAMASK; heavy 8-4 White and Brown DAMASK, &c. a full and complete assortment of all Good ubually kept in Dry Goods Houses, to which w, respectfully invite the attention of the public GRAY BROTHERS. Augusta, Oct I tf 38 LEAVITT'S PREMIUM PORTABLE CORN MI ILLS, FOR CRUSHING CORN AND COB TOGETHER, AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES. .' AVING received the Sole Agency for tb State of South Carolina, for the above cele brated Mills, conceded on all hands to be the great ecopomisers and labor-saving articles of the day the Subscriber is desirous of establishing Sub-A gen cies for their sale in every District of the State within the reach of every farimier in the land ranging from lifty to one hundred dollars, accordin; to power, size and quality. No better investmen can be made by the P'laniters of this or any othe State, either for profit or convenience, and no fat shtould be without them, nor would they be, they were aware of their value and -utility. A. S. LANGLEY, General Agent fur the State. .Tuly 2. Gm 25 MANUFACTORY EDG EFIELD) C. HI., S. C.


ocr: B. C. BRYAN, , is Old Stand, the Brick Store, AS Just received 'his FALL AND WIN TER GOODS, to which he inviteabiscas comers and thepubicto call and eianii fetthem selves, as he has a 2.ARGE AND COMiBTi . assortment of all kinds of , . Goods for Ladies' Dresses, Amongst which may be found. . .M . Rich, Plain, Blaeh, Figaredr Watered and- Striped SILKS; Plain and Figured Muslin DEIB 118 1t French apd English MERINOS; Blaek bOMBAZINB,A LPAUC 'bd1A TON CLOTRS. A very line. assortment of Cloaks, Talmas & Mantilla, a large and beautiful stock of m13x 4 311 3! IISNL: A full supply of - . ' - TWEEDS, KENTUCKY JEANS,. SAT, NETS and CASSI1NERElay For Men and Roys wear. --Als A splendid and well selected assortment of Blankets & Negro Shoes,, HARDWARE AND CROCKERY, SHOES, HATS, CAPS, ?C. With every article generally kept In a DryGoodsr Store. Thankful for past favors, I hope by stuies.at. tention to business to merit a continnance of thessme. I[ A liberal discount always made for Cash. B. C. BRYAN.


ocr: Notice. ris, deceased, is indebted, -will- present'their ; and all persons indelsted to 'the said Estate make payments to the undersigned. W. L. ANDERSON, Ahninistrator.. Nov.21, 1855 tf . . 4


The Sumter banner. [volume]

ocr: 11 rn 41 tip I Irh . 1 am now reOW iIcemn an1d opening for sal ONE OF TIlE LARGEST WTO.OK OF GOODS ever brought to this market, whici I will se .ow for cosih or to npproved enomelilrill fo i 611101. IJLving ten experice ann lie reaidy roine to bny goole wil, en:iblae me to olrer the oluow article. r-morloby ceiap. viz: A ,Al(ri 'TOt.,K( oF mRY GOOU)4. monly douitie tic. l A TS. A l'S, 8113M . CpE. S W ARltE, BlASKETff WA R E a - B1UIL.DI NG ..lRlIA. C.-\I-.\'IIN 'ElT'S -r(I;-s, CUTLERYlks &ca IIA RI D)WA IIE. tit all des r.itnlls, ll's, Ovens, Skille.I.m, &c. S l'ONE -JUGS A ND J).A lES, STO\ E M 'ig it R y8s CAItlI. GE TRI. \lINGS. CA lMAGE I I \lt)\WARE. .KA'l TI llt ( )-' ALl. K IN 0). S:ddo-rv, I -arrco, &c. &c. sTATIONARY' AND UONI'EC'TION \ltY. CitOCI 'R , inl d hn[no-r setts anld ot herwise. GitoC -', Itl E1., o. all!in Anad alabost any article fIial usay be called for, Sept 20. I1. *17 KELP TEE BALL IN MOTION. 20,000 Pair Plantation Brogans at the Plainter's and Factor's Depot, EDWARD DALY'S BOO l AND SHOE EMPORIUM, l'iI E sa eri.:ir o.-r ..a-e ti" -mitomi.- it, t he I'la:.ter, anl 11--lt nts oi d'i er and is W i iinirr IDi-i r hc's. i "i Ils isv oii lr-iid, .i id conl, tail re-ceivir n fye s itplipheri uf Pt A N l'A'I( )N S I I I-f _-S eil' lrr wsrit it it ii t iiir vakl e %I ok MI It's. 1*4111 hg.d : Childreii's 13,.t, and Shlo, of every kind, and froli the U0 rdevrs frill, the cotry (ainully m111i in.n .. IVA R D DA.LY 36 fin -St. ('harb''., . 8 C., a few doors abve te .1erchait's Hlotel-same side. Seite ibii 271 in3 .f GREAT: SOUTHERN REM EDY CJA.COW' Covt , F(!R *i Eu, 450 E-2 n Mb s~i ii nue - 'it ir ei v. I 1hrrlt. Cho,!.rm ls I fi li tis thou.', Chulent ii laim iii ALSO, AiJgI I. -. 'A-i . b) ()INY .ulor. x, s -ily I'aiUuu Il#'e:,t-l:,uopn. ';.e Vh iptr is J.l o's ( -or/il:s - . ., iu.I la:n to retuiore Are':-omiumh. s. It cures /h- teorst ,srs Iof .:ir.'. 471h' 1' cur's P' i.i:10 Aensiru :'ion. li cui roes the rt y ..--. ' < . In t , r tiit , ,i ms l B c a-d i iu 44. t rws (.a!irnia ir .1 .ce,n I}i, h -s M 1 P C('0(10/s erroxe. and -lit It relipres t ,ie s (:hol'e, ' Wh. I rt'enres Irreguli if-s, 1irh. I - . t e ! I/ list i;Itwnty. hysterical Feelin(. I. ;Ih. I ~t m-x (*h'Iltoh !t! I'. an a ii ,,i i 'l'o, .ir A Al'W S1111.1 EM11".1N r1'11-1 ietage.'I'T ti3 iu I . . dgm i a l t se obr's I r al in i l timi iily, 1114 have foriiii I it a oist eticient, r il ii viaiuui : stiable ruiia Iv. 110.eN. huIAM W. ilN.i. .iilge i Soprem.' ('oin. I vn V L gie. ile p ore's n hi'.i able ti reot mii, lit's 'or.lial-iny l;%% pe.r,.ouaid rw tc. hti i j r . i . I rIw iul.-. i( al iitiicienot gan tit iar for mte it) h-let '. it tit Itotl ii iirliters tit be~. %-I.: a stm'ers'ig, rmetly.'' "I J- I - i' etEit wotu . I-r, r' Jli Ia- rit eI i e t'nri, l itChierke 'i.i rcle -I in e yre;tl ple'asure in reo iiai. li. thi s ivatluable n.'iiiie II all itlted will e e r Ir ywhich I belitere it tu ie a us'vereignm reate.iy -setui leshy sulperior to alny thing el.e cS rr iri!t'11 Ill,:L A. A. n ' i 'e .. . . 31. i the - -annd r.odge of Geergia. "I havesi* ii'u'l 1 mids (er.iinl' ill tlit Itli~ s.:ni labi-. 'iilt all I ;.car thamt it as a rot Ii- 11 Icy nmse -ot trio-i i:. ii:hwe .i.e I., betli. %,. liat je stn !k at the bonit3 itofevery pres . :.m tt thei indi , an.. I %stit r, coim tin its use ii ili- 4mi '..,- torn %% hie i: is cotpoit.i.d. A1 .xs (G. I.0 m iss. ('un it r oi ilt Kui, of t - Nintel Ufk'eorgia. 'a 'ib i sr -IIt.* rrtc'li iy i 11111n.1i1 It-tr ittis' a. 0ttit.ti ettis t 1 prw- emin -ni lit'st all ''ilier 1.1".tmrlitlIo lit e'lvir* il Iiltmes' ?j.a.,t F tll te imass ofC I %ow - iti r i fir"I'i loll cPoru~tr in t her. it etry tisr cintii a sianei. as a curative tgei, 01 ieisI A eii..-t e i ;. Cmt h -r 3Mirit- ntd Firu Inisurnice Bank. Griffin J'lii eoTfi:it r i. '.l i- ittn a 11il. h eli -r - il .- e st Is butnuiare puhbed ll or' s.ile - y I)At Co.o. , -rp:rietor, Savanniah (;a. .-614- Vi.A n. (i.ii SAi.. i , -.. t 6. :, N e w Y rk (ie l'rtiip 11tc,. b_,,___I, . : Dyspeps:; an Bte ate. l 'Vie the friends of A. R. Aitjt;4OV lT'N'L. eu han ~; til o a carnthii fo r Sh.rill' (H nL.-li:~ssE Mitilr.ttr 9. it e5v1 'ul A N mber of Voiers ta .e ~ 1,1 ~ 0 'iiI


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ocr: to in . a a to a "Sign," and may be seen at all hours of the day, and frequently. at all hours of the night too, either itanding,- mitting, or lying (as tie case nay,) about the corn ers or the Streets Grogeries, Twvern doors, and all other public places, where, like rafts of drifting trash, they mniy find a place to lodge againsi, it inattering little with them whether the unfortunate occu pants aro pleased or displeastad so their business thrives. In fact I have seen these worthies so completely monopolizing the entrance of some of the Mercantile Houses of the town as to reider it almost out of t, e question for "Jadies" to enter, unless they feel disposed to press their way through a inotly crowd of cursing, swearing, dram.drinking, cigar-amoking individuals who possess "brass" enough (not in their pockets) but on their faces, to call themselves "GENTLEMEN !" -A dis. grace to the name ! These disciples of the "Peacock" fiamily of "foolosophers" appear by their actions to conceive it to be condescensien in the superlative degree, even to "nod the head" to an honest, in. dusirious inec-hi mnic who iny chance to be fall enough to come wit hin the range of their Visual organs ; but strange to say they do .iot appear to think it out -of ke-p. inir with their dignity, under cover of darkness, to run doin, catch, and lug in. to t he third story of a gentlemanis house, a dirty, lousy calf or a stiu4ing goal, that they may thereby inanifest to those by whom thev are surrounded, their kixd re gard for the fairer sex and tie property of uour fellow-citizens. Another instance of their patr.otic zeal for their glorious (7) cause, and we are done with thein.--They 1mi1iy be seen on Sabbaths in the house of God where one would naturally expl.ct to see some deg-ree of resiect aid reverance for the sacredness of the pbace and the sartcti'y of Religion, with their feet (all besmieared with mud, mire, and what hot) braced against the back- of the pews frontitng them--a quid of tobacco in their montth, and one o'f Vte.r "charninr" consp1anons at their elbows, tamrough ly prep.tred for not hearing a single word the' wsimister may speak : and deter. raied, as it would secn from their ices sant wliispering, spitting aid laughing, to tnt no oi else enjoy the services. Now I leljusified in making-the as sertion. th it Sm rtervlle, to s iy the le.IN, has ni use tfor .ioy it ch a h-ilf-civilizel gaig of pee e aid S bbith- breikers 'as these prove t:.eiselve, i o bie, and minless they chiange their ways tie sooner they ciiut in tice rruitllg serrvice the better it will be fo lit peac .1 h.ippiness of tht! place, One word m're and I will close for this taue. Our town needs unpuvemaeit mn other respects , in one, the h'ghest ue cessity deit mis that something be done. A tew e.-cnings since tile citizenis 'i our ment by the a Iarmang cry of fire ! lire ! fre I! ! The wr.Ler anid a 'arge -uiber of the townsimen wo'1n hatstened to) the place, whler we 44und hie dvelling hns - of one of our esteemed tellow-caizens w rapped ii the devmuriig vle.iscit. Als g.azed upon the scene biore theim. Says M r. LB , " It' we only had a few backet, hioiks sr axcs we mi.-ht save "tee of these buildings "(sor there wevre two~ houses juaited tog'etier by a passage way) " Ye's, e.:sy eiiough " says alr. C. - Boit we hare not' got them, no, not even anax. I e':umot see tear the life i- tne wvhat it is that keep. the peoplpe of Sutervalin froin seemng the necessay of doing sonme. thing by way of prep-trat~iin for thiese ter. rube emsergencie's Now I dci noet proiess to ix1ssess the gift of prophiery but Iiimust say', Iroms the force of circuai-tances that if soiie:ha.rg is not doene i-hoirt'y for t ihe wiinzre ot our4 tow.a inl this respect, that it all not be nmany years o rmio..this before the sont-stirring words of lire ! fire ! ! lire !!! wdh l ompose thtoelhoruis ol the d rge thai wdll be heard echoing through the crackliig tlantes ami flailing houses ot outr tiow beautiful, hut then desolatled vil lage. O3IIKRON. Correspondence of thme Sumter Banner. CIIUMIUxA, May 7, 1855. That day night,-when they stated hat the "ditnal rotation of' the oblate sphe. roid produced- a unlkvexity of inlealcu. lable cohesiveness iii the heavenly bo. dies." The Commissioners of le new State Capitol are at present eiposed to % scorching fire from the batteries of "Esquaipudenah" a correspondent of the "Chrolinian," who well represents the public opinion of our City. Their treatment of Mr. G. E. Walker-:-their eibrt to injure that gentlemen in the estimation of the pualic-their total ni fitness for discharging the duties de. vol ving on them have justly rendered their late oflicial acts obioxious to the community. Mr. Walker' will, in a short time make a full exposition of the whole matter, and then where will these anateur architects-seai. engineers with their Gernman friend be ? We propose to.give, at another time, an account of their proceedings since January, atnd then your readers will unite with us in the hope that the next Legislature may turn out of of fice the entire Board. For the present we leave them to the tender mercies of "Esqunpudenah," who will without doubt ride thein over a rough road. The Alay Exhibition of tile South Carolina College will take place on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday even ings next. Twenty-seven young gen. tiemnen have received appointments amid each one will we trust, come tp to his expectations. The exercises will be held in the College Chapel which is nearly completel. It may be ititereshing to naniy . f your readers to know that, the corner stone of the old Chapel-recently destroyed by fire-was found a day or two ago while excavatinig earth for the founda tion of the building soon to rise on Slie same site -n which the old Chapel had stood fior so iammy years. 'I lie Board of Trustees meet on to morrow evenig. One recommenda. Gin will be maude to them by the Faculty, at the request of the students, viz : a change in tile hour ftir each re. citation, so as to h .ve the three daily recitations in the inorning. The hot weatner and importance of cl ase attentiol to studies at this time render some such move necessary. Exami ilation commit itelnces on JUIiG 20th and wall jrobably continue until Ju.y Ist.. The C. F. A's Captain Hampton jwcceded on : targe-iii ing excursion. on Friday. This beinag rather an nllul sight, iiaiiy of our citizens. were pa esenit to witness the mudar opcrandi. The target, w.as of iood mix eet, square, and mo-pred in the Congaurce river so that all danger from balls migit, be obviated. Fifteen ha ing been fired, thei carriages on which the cmia'no were supported broke iroan the recoil of. the gull when. fired--in cois .equ:ience of whtch the iir-ing was su'ipeniaded, much to the regret of the Ctmpany and the citi' zens preeit. The C F. A's are thie ..tl .iliry3 Compiaany in tiis-sectionl ofhe~ Stat~e and eare erainily woVrthy Uf pfni..e fi)r their zeal, enie:gy, mid per, beveranaice. Nor must we aehnMit. to macition, while discioun,iiag ott Military allais, the parade %f the Rtifleiuen o'n Saturday oraiaing and that of' the College Cadets inl the eveinig of the same diy. The f' rer perfirnmed. laight In laItry tanovem elnt, s.ach is s.o raaashamg ina adv'ance or retreat, with t he accuracy aind precisiona af veteans. The Cadets nmureba e~eceedinagly well and the onaly regret is that they do ntu ma:it -ter' ainur ien (in parade. .Truly Youis, Coilc.rnDENSxs. From the Pee Dee Times. Sihockitag .31 sarder la 1VWillisasss baurgha Disiriet. Iso~owoOD, h'EE baEE, April 30th, 185c.-AEdito~r of the Pee Dee Times : liatemnse excitemeanit haus prevailed in the Siockee aieighboarhooid, WVilliamos burag Distr'ict fir several days past,. arisiag fiom die recenat discovery. of a. maost atri'ious mnurder which was com nitted in that vicinmity siome two mtihls since. The unafortuate victim of this bloody outrage, was a pedlar namied Shaler-a 'fine igner, anid saap: posed to be a Germaan. Noting hiavinag been heuard ol this man sine late in Februaary, the rumtor became currenit a few da)s agol, that he had beeai ni ra.ered, whlen ai large numb er


ocr: re. the to by ad the C. C. C. C. News Items, We took occasion, a few days ago, the Charleston Standard, toinotice travagant high prices of our meat and though there has not been iuch reduction in tihe prices since, yet we sent them this morning in more Yesterday Beef sold fromi 15 to. 18c. lb; Veal, 20 to 25c. per lb; Lamb, 1 25c. per lb; Pork, 15c. per pound; ens, (very small size,) 02c. per pair; ones, one dollar to one twenty-five; Peas, 37c. per peck; St rawberries, per sancer of about two dozen; from 9 to 12 and 25c. each; Sweet toes, $2 per peek. The Neu' York Herald, speaking scarcity of provisions at tihe North, "If there be not a revolutioi in these wit'in thie next ten years, the only ative for a sufficiency of bread in the will be to fall back upon lhe system of Africai slave labor. the produicts and supplies of tilavery of lite last year. and we North would now be sufTering the an Irish famine."


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ocr: . 'Notice. L L Persons indebted to the Estate of Jacob B. I.Smith, previous to lst January last, are re caeted to make payment, and all having demands painat the same wIll hand them in properly attested.' BENJAMIN WALDO,, GEO. A. ADD ISON. Ex'ors. '


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ocr: Lightning Conductors, THOSE of our citizens, who desire to protect houses, barns, &a., from lightning, would do well to try OTIS' IMPROVED PATENT LIGHTNING CONDUCTORS. By application to the subscriber, Agent at this place, they can pro cure tlese rods and all necessary fixtures, and, what is more, have themn well put up. all at moder ate charges. These Conductors have been placed over the Court Uouse and Jail by the Commission erstf Public Buildings. They are the best, decided ly, yet invented. S. S. BOYCE, AoGanT. A pril 4 tf 12.


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ocr: - .t - al si yi til - - i ni to e W G. 18., 1 rate - Con 61 6 se - soon body sales were quo. - re 5th epor, :of oomnfssioners. Tn Codmrissiojeso of tfe Poor tar Ed e bands of 1lhTreasure t )ltla 'stBepo f iiythreeceSaO - i umiain eiP ousand and- sventythre dollira alifty-eew ate. The Board on the 2d day of January sted amonutfor the support-of the Poor of ad ter deductingithe ommissions of the Tax'Co1lel K dollars and ninety-nine ($1,526,99.) The Ti atement to the Board, by which it appears that ar, (in.1855) is Fifteen tbousand eight hundred a e assessment of ten-per cent -upon which amoni nety-five cents (1,580,95)from which the'axO no dollars and four cents (79.04) and paid over nety-one cents-(a1,501$1,)-to the Treasurer of en hundred and ninety-one dollars and ninety. rer at our last Report,.making the sum.of I ghty-five cents ($2,906,85) apheable to the mu Bich expires-on the. 7th of- Sptember inst. -. id ninety-seven cents ($12,97) for fodder, which Whole amount received by the Treasurer. During the year the Board has expended for I For Commi Amounting in all..:..^ - , -... . - . Balance on hand... ...:... ---.-. For a inore minute accouut,: we refer you t ed herewith. - .At the last Report of the Commissioners .t1 a District. The Board have, since the last Rei z: Adam Plymale and Wm. West, making in a et the last year, and also three at the Lunatic Four have left tire.Poor House of their owl h January 1856, and Middleton Joiner, Noveml z: John White, 17thJannary,.1856 .Martha 1l 35, making a diminution-of Sesen-Paupers ?t , a Lunatic Asylum, viz: Mrs. Moigan, F:G. Fre >or House,.a list of whose names, ages, &c., ar IN ~THE LUNA Mrs. S. Foster, Mrs..A. - AT THE PO 1. John Story, 75 years old. blind. 2. T. Story, - 64- " infirm. 3. H. Story, 9 " 4. S. Pollatty, - 48-- " blind. - 5. N. May, - 2- " rm2. 6. N. Rowe, 64 ' idiotic. 7. H. Gentry, .58 -" do 8. 8.. Plymale, . 34 " deformed. .9. M. Woolsey, 9 " or han, 10. E. Bivin, 95 " ininnrm. 1. M. Plymale, 49 - - 2. S. Dean, 48 " idiotic. otal, Twenty-three Paupers at tho Poor House. September 27. 1855. EPORT OF THE TREASURER A POOR FOR ldi Bau eport, That there wa-maeiniui h 4e ausd-ite Thousand and two- dlare and Out odhefGeieral Tax of the year to-be stele a cent. (06,j)73,57) as the basis oDf u1 tei0 f, assessed alTax of ten per cent on t e sha a Distrief, .from which they expected t-s ate, itor,'tfie.neta'm of Fifteen hundred and twentsy ax Collector has sinee prepared anddinihed a the General Tix of the Distrist, collected ts d nine dollars and 6fty-eight cents (_1J8 I ited to Fifteen hunidred jhttd )llector deducted his comma n i &wels the balance Fifteen hundred and one dollre and this Board. This.auamunt and these of Tir van centa (1,391,97) in the bands of the Tree. wo thousand nine hundred and six dollars andi port.of the Poor of the District, for the he shasulse rrceide- Twelve is indlde4 :ntheabve a iouat.. .neral Expenses,.. ino'7 l7 isalns to Treasurer.:: r'33734 - .,......... ...$,0 - - * . ............. .. .,.,=1,04 fq o the Treasurer's 'Report, a copy of wbhth.t ere were Twenty-nine Paupers ehargable ea ort, admitted two Pauper.)e the Peer BUM , l Thirtyone Papera at the charge of theINes Aslum, Columbia, S. C. a accord, viz: Mary Wilson and .twa d 5th, 1855. Three have-died dr6gi. raid, 3d March, 1855, and Viet Le,*. be charge of the District, and lkvn tiem W sman and Mrs. 'oster, and Twomty L hereunto annxed. nic ASYLUM. >rgan and F. G.Freeman. OR HOUSE. 33. M. Corey,'.-. 37 .;.' 14. S. Holmes, 48 ' hum.. 15". aHolmes; 2 Sda ~ e. 16. E. Holland, -18 " Jufoqind. 17. W. Plymalej 13 " . deL" 18. L Wever, -.42 .7 19.-C. Wever, 4 20. I. Wever, - y " " 21. E. Wever. 4 22. M. Mahony. 61 . .Idk. 23. Nancy.Mitchell, 5 " orpbe All of which is respectfully reported. JAMES BLACKWEfLL C.a.e=.m. F THE BOARD OP CONiMMIS8D EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.


ocr: Medicine together on the Ridge and neigh iring vicinity. Office at Dr. Ready's.' Oct 17 - m 40 Haw Gap Beat Company, ATTENTION! 70U are hereby commanded to he and L appar at Curryton,on Saturday the 'th inst., armed and equipped as the law ecta, for Drill aiad Instruction. -M By order of Capt. THOS. P. SRIAW. Joa L. Anssos, 0. S. 40 O t 15 2t 4


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