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Mr.. EDITOR,
By STANDER

Mr.. EDITOR,
saw i'll your paper, communication
signed "a" describing the Colt Stake
Race. al the Pine House, ON the 25th ulr.
| nsk Of this writer, ii he intended to make
any reflection Oh my character. l am as
r"nishe,l that he should have spoken O: me
in the :nanner in which he did. alwa,s
considered hum IN friend aud gentle
man. and wished him To treat me ds one. l
wish to know OF him, why he did not re-
hect upon other gentlemen, who were in
,erested in the race, besides me. am a
poor man, il is true, but am a gentleman
aud Il soldier, from the POINT OF
A NEEDLE, TO THE MOUTH OF
A CANNON.
JOEL M.CLENDON.
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so multiplied, that they degenerate. in ma
ny instances, into mere (0rmniities.
III. 10 the practice which law, or nj
least custom, has sanctioned, of allowing
the public officers the use of the public
money for their private uses.
4th.ssIo the neglect Of the Cashier, and
the Assistant Cashier OF the New York
Custom House. To inform the Treasury
Officers al Washington, Of the pecuiutions
Of the Collector"
Livery day proves the necessity of placing
proper checIs and guards upon the Collectors
and Keepers of the public revenue, as the Pre-
sidcnt proposed. The Interests OF the country,
inpe! zCsly demand it.
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JOEL M'CLENDON.
MARRIED

On Tuesday evening, Isl of Jan. by the
Rev. }. &. Ready. Mr.. Wm. g. Glider. of
Alabama, 10 Miss Murtha dan Abney, Of
this Disirlct.
On Thursday evening the 18th ul,. by
the Rev. K. NJ. Todd, Mr.. John Holio,ouy,
"i Lds. field, to Miss Leonora, daug h,er of
Maj. w. Williams, of Ahbeville District.
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
George G. Bowers, ct al
Bill for Partition.
Mary Bowers,

Mary Bowers
NOTICE is hereby given. that by virtue
~ an order from Chancellor lIarpe. l shall
offer lor sale to the highest bidder, Oh the . irst
Monday IN February next. ut Edge6eid Court
House. Tract Of Land. belonging to the f..
tate OF Benjamin Bowers. deceased, containinc
20 acres, more or less lying in Beach Island.
adjoining lands of James II. Hammond, the ~
tate "f Barhara Ramsey. Mary Lowry and Jas
Br""me. Terms will be credi; nf one ,ear.
except costs. which must be paid in cash T,.c
Purchaser 10 give bond and personal security.
and mortgage OF the premises to secure thr
purchase money.
J. TERRY, C. z. z. d.
Commissioners Office
Eds"lie'd Jan 1. ISHG { d ~
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* W. Shoes.

81 L L received by the Subscribers. n Iarca
90 and desirable assortment of Shoes. cnn.
s'si'ng IN part OF Negroes Shoes, Gentlemen.
',' Cali skin Shoes, Ladies Seal and Morocco
i:ppers OF superior quality. and large ussort,
'"eni "f ChIldren's Shoes of every variety.
q. l.. Il L. PENN &Co
- 'c'' IF 45
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10 the Public.

fE VII. SGbAcrlacr, aware from The cxccs.
u sive drought OF the last season that many
'fof,." o"r did not "tsntficieni'y mature, 10 de.
pc Il nl Oh Ee seed Ter u sncccediuu one
Has rnl' f:i.iy selected from the most inuturea
part oi his Crop, few hundred bushels o. seed.
n'r sero years prodnrt rom seed im..ortcd
d'r"ct from lie Petit Gnlf Hills. which can bo
nad ~ his plantation. OH the Road from Edge
iis'" 10 Au: ''sa. abcui TWO hundred val ds from
II 'r''s $ Creek Nlcetin. House. Larry applcu,
Ton should b" nude to secure the seed.
ROBERT WATTS.
Jan 2. 1899 Il "a
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The Washington (Ga.) News, a whig paper,
pays the following compliment to South Caro-.
Ina Whatever political mistakes South
Carolina may be led into, by her admiration Of
Der great Statesman, her movement on the
Georgia and Maine controversy, gives promise
that she will still be found foremost in resisting
any encroachment oh the individual rights OF
the States eager in her resistance to oppression,
fSaud and wrong"
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Ohio.-Ben,amin Tappan is elected U. .states
Senator, from Ohio, for the term oi six years
from the 4tl Of March next. i'll place OF Mr.
Morris, whose term then expires. Ii will be re-
rnelubered that Dir, nlorris IL an aboiltIonist
Mr. rappan is bro,heroi Arthur Tappan. but
has publicly repudialed aboiluon lie Is {. lond
" to the Administi alton,
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DEsSOE UVSO.V.

consequence of tine icIityu! 1i TIL sc,;ior
u partner OF the FINN of LaLOroe & Minis,
the copnrtnershIp is dissolved h., rnutua, con
sent All persons iilGeb,, to The a,e firm, wis
call on Dr. Minis. VINO ~ authorised t., sc,l.c al
accounts N LABDHDE,
L.. J. MINIS
Dr. Minis will be found at his old stand to
attend 10 lis professional Gutics.
Jas. 1899 # dq
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EDe annrrttger.
EDGEFIELD C.. II
THURSDAY. JANUARY 10. 1889.

Acts Of the Legislatxre.-We will publish in
our paper, all tho Acts, Us soon us we obtain
them, which are Of general importance.
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tate al Sutitn { HrulI a.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

In re.
The Downer Estate.
NOTICE is hereby given, that by virtue of
~ an order from the Court of Chuncclv,
shall offer for sale. to the highest bidder. ON
the First Monday IN february merit. at EdgrfirId
Court House, the tract OF Land belong ing to the
estate Of the late Alexander Downer. deceased.
situate in Edgeiic!d District. in !ieach Island.
adjoining lands "f Miller, Gardner, and others.
OH credit Of one yenr from the sale, except for
SO much a. will pay the expenses of sale. which
must he paid IN cash. The purchaser to give
bond and personal security, and u mortgage of
the premises.
J. TERRY, C. E. E. d:
Commissioners Office,
Edgcfieid, Jan 9, 1899 e 40
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x, Ntktmen BY the Prtsidem.-Bcn amin F.
But, ,:Sq. OF New York, has been appointed
'6tfF'd States Attorney, tor the Southern Dis.
'rirl OF New York, in the place of Wm. NJ
Pr'c who recently went to Europe, largely
indebted to the Government
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NSI'TCE

LII persons indebted To the estate of Tho.
mas Sc"rry, Sen. (cxcep, those that gave
their notes tor property purchased at the sale OF
said dccensrd') arc requested to make imm, d,
n'e payment: aud those having demands agai, 8,
'he ssna estate. are requested to prescn, them
,s..s. THOMAS SCURRY, in.
WILLIAH p, RRY
Administrators wl,I, the will ANNEXED
Jan lfIS,}9 Il 40
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Esfsltk GG E2s.11fbf;IC.

!"i' '. ISj!
L he'ng this day Resolved. that thu Board
Il call meeting of the St'ckI olders OF the
Bank, To convene ut the l3a King house on t.e
LIST fcb'y next ai 1oo'rlock 4. Nj To take into
cons;d''n nii"n tic pr"pr " of i4crcasin. the
Capital Sto' k. accordin 20 the provisions Of
tl charter. Tie So"kho dcr- arc hereby re-
iueslcd I" attend SAID 'ncelin., either in per. on
or by proxy. ON riday. Ist da, of Feb. 1889,
ut III o'clock. a. VI.
II. HUTCHINSON, Cashier.
Jan ]. 1879 e. AZ
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rye Editor acknowledges payment from
the ,tolio,oing Subscribers.

FO. 1893.
Col James Robinson. Wm. Robinson.
Jas. McCar'y. BENZ. Davis. John Anderson,
Caleb Holloway, Butler Williams, John
Day. Esq Hugh Neal, John Burkhalrer,
John Hill, W. Carter, Wm. Nj. Bntcs,
v. d. C"gburn J. Cogburn. WIN. Srom,
B' T.. Nicholson. ]. Curry, j. 5. Adams.
r.. Burt. w. B DIN. D. 4. Kello, A. p.
kinnard, J. Bryant.
For 1889.
IS. +. Nicholson J. Scigler, E. Dcvore.
Caleb Holloway, Daniel Prescott, DR..
Tcppant,
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Jndiana.-Alber s. inl,c is elected Unite<
States senator, from Indiana, III place Of Geu
Upton. He 10 said To- be Wing.
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Halsk or HAMBURG, y. e.

DtCEMELK J.. 1S.iS.
IEHHi: B"nrd lnvire d' cla, d Divid, I'd.
IL this day, "f 81 30 Oil eaci, share Of the
ap,ta. s;ioci> o tins Ia, +, the same will be
paid I" the St"c' hodrrS. ,heir legal repre-
senta.ivcs, on or aiic; the Is: dnv of Jar:,nry,
1892. III HUTCISO... Cashier.
Dec y. 1893 al
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Moro New Goods.

e III. Subscribers are receiving a fresh SIM
Ply OF Winter Goods, recently purchased
in Charleston. which makes their nssort,ncnt
c"mpl'e: To which they invite the attention of'
'"eir customers. q. LIS Z. PENN &Co.
Dec. II. 1-.iS - az
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We call the attention Of s"nc Of our patrons
to the following singular circumstance -" 4
man who lay i'll. and in expectation Of dealt,
was fIeque"ty heard TO xclaim. Mas: alas
have committed al unpa,donahle SIM A
priest who stood near. told him that lie mus,
confess his sin. and repen' Of it. .Ah:' says
he, my Grim a treat! Ihnve owed a printer
twelve months for his pnler-but il Grd spares
my life. I'll pay him with interest, and proc ure
him new subscriber lie recovered and
faithfully kept his promise" Let I'll drlrquen,
subscribers instantly repent. ar they mu, b. sud
denly cut off, md the printer lose his money.
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Massachusets.-FromN New ork papers, it
eppears. that IN the 4th District OF Massachu
setts, MIR. Brooks, Wing, has been erected III
the place OF MIR. Parmenlcr, Van Buren.
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.Hppreussces ssssutcsj.

A 6hNr. or Two Appren j, es To ill.,. (, rin,, n
~ Business will be taken at this office.
Youths from ~ to IL y ure of usc, will, toll
erabie English education, who can re.d und
write well, will meet with encouragement
Jnn9 81, 1855 a.
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We understand, says the Charleston Mercu-
y, that the Bank Of Charleston has resolved to
take on deposit, on and after the first January.
che bills Of the Inferior banks Of the State OF 8.
Carolina, and of the Augusta Banks, payable
in Augusta, Ga.
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Rsssmpsion Of Specie payments in Neso Or
keans.-All the Banksin New Orleans, resumed
epecie payment on the 24th ult.
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Letter Of Nicholas Llddis to tho Hon. J @.
Adams.-Ne have hot had room untii this
week, to nser, the letter OF this gentlemen, up
on the resumption OF specie pay me"ts. We
certainly cannot compliment hun upon lllp mo-
desty. aud humble pretensious lie clai.us the
credit OF paying oil the foreign deb, and en-.
oouiasing our merchants to do their duty to.
wards their creditors. He literally lec.urcd hls
eountrymen Into honesty! TO use his ow u
words, T" the United Stutes Dauk stimulated the
tAiner,caiis to their duty, by earnes and con.
etapt appeal to their honor aud their interest"
Doubtless, the money king would ,nsAe All abe
Professor Of Moral Philosophy. in a Universi.
y, and would leach our youths excellent les
sons in honesty, and dlsinterestcdness. Upon
him, rcsIs the glory, according to his own vau,,.
1ng, OF the general resumption of specie pay.
nents, by the banks. 1t is well know. to ali,
that he did his utmost to prevent the resumption.
g He prcdieked u,e most dirotui consequences 10
1ho BANKS. il they should resu,ne, not one OF
oahch ever followed The United States .Iank
was among the last, at the North 10 recon-.
naenco paying specie, and was really forced in
TO the measure. After making such barc.iaccd ID
pretemsions, well may Mr. Biddle withdraw
himself from the view Of the American public.
il dme for his banH, rs he says, Ito take rank
hereafter, az simple state institution, devoted,
exclusively. to ity own "a, t,ncarps -
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PROPOSALS

INoIOSALJ
For publishing, in The city Of AuQusta.
sem'mon,hy paper, TO be called
'iklc Southern botanic LournaI.
AND a!LDICAL REFORMER.
Gree" N"mcs may gire spicndor to error, Las
eun"~ Hah:jorm IL into TRUTH"
3 HI Papers b. uiing the above titles. md
ut present published in Chm lesion. S. a.
a'id w Nasn'. gton, Ca, will very shortly be uni,
'ed' ai'" = accd dci In, cuutrCl of the sul.
"i'o'f. lHe p'biica;r 81 the unitod ,ouruaI.
Nh' u c"''nie hceo us oo:: as the leress,ly ar,
'''s eM.ens '"' printing can bc made.
1"e llcs wliich s!luli govern thc ron.
doe"o Aw io"rnai, viii beth" be- the same u eJn, it's
V'oo'' sustained. Opposed To no;.
sons and rsgrfadtc-oppused Z.
D...a o.. ..u.is =, y" Inc ,n,lless 'iu" of dc.
'io" tii''e l" 'ln", Nhib,t the iaacy nnd dun.
-cr VI '""se bihGiul means 80 often cuployed
| I'll the ''n"r'lr' pIuclce OF pct:iciue-rncnns
w:,ich we so:einn,y briicyc are ,n,ocon;s, ~.
''ie laws oi vitality, and III utter violation Of one,
o' the most lrrei. i.asabc i.,cts in modern pLvsi
ot! h"' III "GNOchIig our principles of
'i'e"ica Piacticc we s!ali not forget the resucct
o'e 10 t:"s' VIII" may entertain different opiu.
,"hs Meh oi character and ia 'ents are liable 10
pe oe, eNea, bat 'her motives cannot he i'm,
peacn'u. ou, pages s.u not be confined t,,,
'hc support OF our p Incipics only. Fssavac
i'"sen to lii" b"a"ic practice s!.nii find adm
SION TO lne :'nLl'c. with us uuChs pleasure h
those oi an opposite tendency.
he H." J''i nal will contain a likeness OF
'r. Samuel ho'.,son, and likewise each yuL
uhlr Will he furnished with from 20 or 20 en-
Sia'ihss oi herbs "a plants used in the Hotnnic
i'l"cic" OF nedicinc. The paper will remain
III It's original 'oini, but nc printed in u mora
c'ean sIyl", und containing more readin" mat
,'' '''an hrr toiore lie terms will continue
|" he SS3 10 In advance, per a,lnr,rn
WM. Ii. .PRlTCHARD.
Augusta, Ga. December, 1873
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VIRGINIA TORACCO-

- Iii. Subscribers have received 40 Roy
es of IirginM 1oJncco, of the mos, npnro.
we'd brands winch they will sell nj wholesale or
retail on the most rcasonnbl" terms
q. l.. Il l.. PENN * co.
Nov a. 1928 ~ A.
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7HePennsyloania Legislature, by a majority OF
vote, has recognized tho Van Buren House Of
Representatives.
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We are pleased to iearn, says the Charleston
Mercury, t'nt the proposition of the South
Western Rail Road Bank, 10 take the notes Of
oil the Banks Of the interior of this State, and OF
Augusta and Savannah, adopted on the 2Ist in.
stant, has been acceded to by several Of the
other Banks OF this City, and that all of them
ere expected to come in to the measure, az sooll
a. their respective Boards shall again meet.
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DyatcdtsoHo o. Samuel Stcart,cout.- whole
amount for which Mr.. Swartwout, late Collec-
Cor OF the Customs, al the port Of New York, is
indebted to the Government, aud on account of
which he fed to Europe, is about 81 .344, ,Il0
65. Of this sum, il is believed, that a million
and n quarter will never be rec overed. The case
is undergoing an investigation in Congress
The public document, relating to it, extends to
ITO pages. So much Of it relates to the COM
plicated method Of keeping accounts in our
public Offices, says the Washington Chronicle,
that if the case was published nt length, few
readers would understand It. The Chronicle
gives the following summary Of the causes of
che defalcation:
"lt appears that the loss of tho public
money in this instance, was owing:
LIST. To the mixing up "f The pnb;ic mo-
ncys and accounts. with tho moneys aud
accounts Of corporations.
I'd. To The iorms Of Office having been
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Texas papers announce the death of the
Hon. Jon a. Wharton. d. f. Bee, has been
dppointed Secretary Of State, and Gen. John.
son, Secretary of War.
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EICTYC-,

NCTYCr.
"A LII p' rs''r,s iInlr..c,, L, the cstatr oT RI; H.
IA uid Berry, deceased urr requested 30
make Immediate pavIn"ut: and ali reHeons
having demands against tie sac, csl ate, are re
q"cst q I" present them duly nucstrd.
SIiiRi.i Y COOK 4Im'r.
Inr :. pa - !.
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E0EcEcfN .NNlc .7cUNeauU.
HNiii. Trustees OF the dgctield Male Acad.
IL emy. inform The public that Mr.. II. A.
J"SEs. OF Abbeville, Graduate of the Sonth
Carolln, C"'l"e, will take charge of this In.
s':;"tion for tie ensuing year.
J. TERRY, Sec'y y
Dec IL. 1898 If Az
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NOTICE..

"A Ill persons indebted to the estate of Bar.
IA thoinmew kimbrcll. deceased. are reauca.
{" 10 innke immediate payment: anu all per-
;"'iie+ted 10 present them duly a,tested.
i.hWIS L!.ZEY. ddm'r.
ii 40
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GEL AND LEAD.

UST received and for sale low Tor casb. a
q large lot OF Linsecd Oil and jPhte Leud, of
VARIOUS qualities of The most approved
brands
Also, large assortment Of BRUSHES. of
ali siZes. constantly or hand.
frsons prrnt,w III II du wepsss
f1ah''he our Sock befns" purchasing elsewhere.
:, u. COOK & CO. Druggists.
Hamburg. Dec ~ 1872 .,.,6
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k'OEE d..

& the Village o' s.dn eiieh u Pocket Bu.k
n c"nalniip suu,ry vaIn"ble treasures. Tie
owner ~ l. vi ed 10 call nj this Uiice prov" rro
perry. p"y. for this advertisement, and take it
away.
Jam 4, 1899 40
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For publishing, in The city Of Augusta, T.
se'hi.non,hy paper, 10 be called
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1839-10-18
COMMERCIAL
YAzOo CITY MARKET, oct

TAAO0 9TH HAAHAEk9 OCAa 49,
REMARKS.-Sinceourlas last some improvement has
evinced itself in the trade of our town, the re-
ceipts of Cottoa is greater than the week prece-
ding, and the demand for staple goods is more
lively, yet we cannot say that the fall trad has
opened with its usual vigor; nor do we expect 4
will, until the season is somewhat advanced, and
our intercourse with New Orleans, once more re-
sumed. The Yazoo, continus navigable tor the
smallest class of steamersand there is reason to
apprehend that it will fall any lower than II IS at
this date.
CoTFeN-This article is arriving quito freely,
stock on hand computed at 1000 bales, mostly Tor
shipment.-some sales are daily affected attrom
10 LII cents, as in quality.
PRovISioNs-The supply isyery good, and sut-
ficient for the demand, and what will particular
Iy interest the planting community, is offered at
rates fully as low, and for some articles lower,
than is demanded in the Vicksburg market.
BAGGiN9 g. RoPE--We do not believe the mar
ket fully supplied with these articles, however,
the extent of the Cotton crop will determine that
fact; rates rule for Bagging 3i4 cents and Rope
I21 cents
ExcHANGEs-The only change IN this line that
we have to note-is the falling into disrepute,
from some cause unknown to us,of the Post Notes
of the Miss, Rail Road Co., at Natchez, which
hitherto have ranked with other notes ofthe same
character. Our banFs are not checking on the
north, nor at present on New Orleans, good bills
however can be obtained on the latter point.
At go days sale per cent premium.
80 . par
lie per cen discount.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1839-10-18
Candidates for t6e Leoialatuge.


0{- We are authorized q announce DR.. B. Y AN,
DALI, as a candidate for the lower House Of the
next Legislature.
Candidates for Probate Judge.
We are authorised TO announce WILLIAM
DiLLAHrNTF, as a candidate for Probate Judge
We are authorized to announce r. IS. g. Pm.
KINs, Esq. a candidate for the Office of Probate
Judge, Of Yazoo county, at the next election.
~ We are authorised to announce @. d.
GIBBs, ESQ, as a candidate for the office of
Judge OF Probates of Yazoo county.
We are authorised to announce CHARLES
E. Noun, Esq. as a candidate for the Office Of
Probate Judge Of this county at the next elections.
Candidates for Sheriff.
dL5-We are authorized to announes PARHAM
BUFORD, candidate for sheriff of this county at
the next election.
IS We are authorised to announce JAMES w.
ExUM, Esq. as candidate for Sheriff of Yazoo
county, at the ensuing election.
Candidates for Circuit Clerk.
*&*We are authorised to announce SIMON
HAGEMAN, as a candidate for Circuit Court
Clerk of Yazoo county, at the next Novem-
Der election,
- We are authorised to announce THOMAS P.
SLADE, Esq, as a candidate for Clerk of the Cir
cult Court Of Yazoo county, at the next election,
Candidates for Probate Clerk.
frFWe arc authorised to announce JAMES
PENNY, as candidate for Probate Clerk, at
the next election.
GIVE are authorized to announce GEORGE
CRooKETT, as a candidate for reelection to the
office OF Probate Clerk at the next election.
We are authorised to announce ]. B. RUNNELs,
as candidate for Probate Clerk, of Yazoo coun-
ty, at the next election.
Candidates for Assessor and Collector.
We are authorized TO announce F. w. WIRELESS
as candidate for Assessor and Collector, at the
next elections.
We are authorized to announce JNo. H. BIeGER,
as candidate for the Office Of Assessor and Coll
lector of Yazoo county, at the next election.
Candidates for Justice Of the Peace.
We are authorized to announce GEO. E. MARK
HAM, Esq. as candidate for Justice of the Peace
for Yazoo City Beat, at the next election.
We are authorized 10 announce Capt. C, S.
CRANE, as a candidate for Police Officer, of this
county, at ensuing election.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1839-10-18
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Hiram Hagan,

Richard Ingram s. security.
RY virtue of the above stated execution
to me directed, from the hon. circuit
court Of Yazoo county, Mi, returnable 10
the November Term, 1889, of said court, /
will expose at public sale, for cash, to the
highest bidder, at the court house door, in
the town Of Benton, on Monday, the fourth
day Of November next, within the hours
prescribed BY law, the following described
land, to wit: the southwest quarter Of sec
ton no. I, and the south half Of the NORTH
east quarter Of section IL; the vest half
Of the southeast quarter Of section 3 the
south half Of the east half Of the southeast
quarter of section 2; the northeast quarter.
Of the southeast al. Of section 2 and the
northeast half. Of the northwest quarter
and The west half of the northeast quarter
of Section /, township II, range 9, vest
also. the west half Of tho norlh-east quarter
and west half Of the northeast quarter Of
section ~, township -, range 2, west, ell
situated, living and being ii Yazoo county,
Mi, on the waters Of Piney creek and LEVI
ed on as the property Of Richard Ingram
to satisfy the above stated execution and
cost. r. BUFORD, Sheriff,
By n W. WITNESS, D. 8.
Sept q, 1850. pr Zee $l2) 1857.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1839-10-18
MORUs MULTCAULIs /!

SROM $50 to 200,000 bud Of the genuine Mo-
rus Multicaulis, for sale also few hundred
rees from eight to ten feet hih, inthe most beau-
tiful and honrishing CONDITION Il cultivated
agreeabIy to directions With will be given to
purchasers, the buds wilt liysWithout loss Of one
ner cent. and may be piante with certain sue
cess from March to Noyembf IN this climate
Persons dis osed to purchas will apply t. Mr..
William 3. Wilson, Vicksbug, Messra. Smith 81
Holmes, Yazoo City, or to
j. R.CREECY,
Pleasant III, ne at Benton, Mi
August %, 1889 7-3m