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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-07-18
From the Essex Gazette.

AGRICULTURE. MECHANICS. &c.
One Of The best ways al learning what
we can do ourselves, is 10 observe what
others have done; and there are few
means more efficient in exciting ourselves
and others 10 every good work. Than by
holding up to view great and laudablc
examples. Whatever different persons or
parties may think Of The political state Of
England al the present time, or Of the
frame work Of her Government, there caa
be bu, one opinion as 10 The genius Of The
nation. their never firing industry and
The upbounded success which has attend
ed their agriculture and mechanic arts.
We have heen excited TO these reflections
by looking over Few statistics laid down
BY our intelligent fellow citizen. Ducl.
Humphrey, whosc tour in Great Britain,
France and Belgium. lately published in
two volumes, is richly worth a careful
perussl. We have M loom tn state
the process by which the astonishing
results are produced, but will put down
few facts.
In 1860 the total growth Of all grain in
England, Scotland aud Wales, was abou,
$50 millions at Uushels--in 1885, $40
miIIinns-al that time the number ul
inhabitants was $500, 000--in 1888 /.
was l6.500.G00. giving an increase 81
9.000. 900 Inhabitants aud an increase ot
100. 0eO. 900 OF bushels of grain. Thus
a territory less than the single state oi
Virginia, whirh in 1855 would seem TO
have been overslocked with inhabitants,
has mure than doubled its population,
and increased its production Of grain in a
still greater proportion. so that the produce
Of their soil now furnishes more grain Ia
each individual than it did eighty years
ago. and places the island a, present above
the necessity ofimporling a single hushel
Of bread-sluifs. Add 10 this tina, the sss'
increase Of green craps, rlover--turnips
and po,s,oes have had such an z fleet upon
the production Of beef, pork, and mutton
that meat is now much more plenty ana
cheaper than il was hall century ago,
] and is at this moment cheaper in London
4 with its | 200, 900 of Inhabitants, than Il
is in Philadelphia. New York or Boston
/ When we consider that the soil Of DID
England is by nature hule il any NOR,
fertile on any average, than the soil al
j New England--and tina, Londonis further
north than Quebec--England on an aver
age as far north as Canada. and that no
a bushel Of Indian corn can be raised OF
The Island, these results may Gil US will
establishment; and yet il is The opinion o
practical men in England, that the raw
produce Of The island nigh, be nearly o.
quite doubled! Al the rate Ct culture
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Neuburypori Eeraid.

A poor Hungarian shopkeeper. named
Rolhschlld. came to misery and misfor.
tune. To seek some relief. he went 20
Vienna. leaving his wife pregnsn, and
nearly starving. A piteous letter. dated
Pes,li, from her to him, announcing the
birth Of The child and her utter desliiuiinn.
went prOvidentially 10 wrong address,
viz. that Of Rothschild the banker, who
sent remittance 10 the poor woman. and
summoned his namesake 10 say that The
newborn should be taken care of, and his
own disordered affairs set 10 rights.
.. German Rail Road journal.
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now prselised in England. The United
States might sustain u least 200. OO0. 900
inhabitants. and vel silh $4,000. 900. ne
have been obliged 70 import bresdslnfsl
We hope fact 20 disgrseefDl 10 our
industry and agricultural skill. viii never
again occur. and that every man who
possesses or can obtain one rod oi land.
will do his par, in supplying the county
with provisions.
Ia The mean Tine her improvement in
the neehsnie arts has lully held way with
her agriculture. In 100 the whole
amount oi The uoollen manufacture was
8 millions. now supposed not ~ fall shorI
Of 100 millions.
la 1851 not more than Zoo spindles
were employed in tie manufacture Of
eOiIan--snd The importation amounted in
value To $4,000, 900; in 1885. The value
Of The eoilun imported wss estimated 81
233O. O0O.0 900, and The steam power in
use in the manufacture vas estimated Ia
equal tie power Of 80. 900 horses aud the
water power al ll.0O0. The improve.
mehts IN machinery are such that il is
estimated that The people Of England By
It's aid perform as much labor as could
be done By lhe hands Of three hundred
millions 81 people! -@
When we consider that these grand
results have been produced, while the
nation has been engaged = great par, VI the
time in The most obstinate conflict thai
ever wasted The energies Of rival nations
and that for twelve years Of the time hel
actual expense in carving on foreign
war. was more than S25. 600, 900 pei
MONTH! a great part Of which was ~
much lost TO the nation, as il il had beer
sunk in the Ocean. we are lost in wonder
What must be the result when peace
temperance and industry shall be uniIe'
on soil OF immense fertility and almos
boundless extent We are lost in IN,
calculation. and would only al This tim
hold up The example OF England as 4
l0griculfure--iu excite our counIrymeI
never sgsin TO be in situation TO need Il
import provisions.
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lJ,r;con D,b,-We lear, from sood

Merican Debt.-We learn from good
authority that The conversion Of The Mex
lean debt, amounting TO upwards Of 50,-
000. ZOO dollars, effected about Two wears
ago by +. de Livsrdl & Co. OF Londnn.
has been at length rai,tied by The Mexi.
can Government. and forwarded 10 Eng
land by ,hf last English. packet IRON We
"a Cruz. This, among ether advantages.
secures 10 The bundhollers one. sixth Of
the whole duties collectedin The ports OF
Vera Cruz aud Tsmpico in payment Of
the interest," on the new bonds.
.s-- . LouisianiGn.
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There is screw mannfscfory 81 Pro-
whence which turns out 200 gfnce per
DAY. Of all sizes, but most from 3 Q 70
? l.2 inches in length. comprising 90
numbers. They are much superior 10
The English screws. and The business has
been found On profitable that The compa.
ny are putting up sno,her binding Of
brick. two stores high, 50 feet front by
"a feet back, with wing 65 by 81 feet,
extending into the rear. This establish
ment is TO be furnished with steam en-.
CINE OF 80 Nurse power, aud il cslculsled
10 manufacture 500 groce Of screws per
day. The machinery in The msnufac,o.
~ already in operation 10 driven BY an
engine Of 10 horse power.
NeTburypori Reraid.
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The Enair,s Daughter.
sroRy or kaEAsrERS BEAUTY AND TH
SOLDIER OF THR SULTAN.

STORY OF AAEAsrgRN BEAUTY AND THE
SOLDIER OF TnE SULTAN.
An Emir Of the city Of Slambnul. eel.
fhfaled for his sancliiy and rigid ohsrrr.
ance II Ill the laws Of Mahnmei. had q
fair daughter Win sometimes INDUCED,
in the solitude Of The harem. in softer
dreams ihan those Of her austere father.
Unfortunately for tine stately priest. a
gusid house. isnanied BY dozen armed
men. under the command Of an officer
whose persnmsl merits exceeded his
years. was established not . hundred
yards from his house; and. As the youth.
ih commander paced slowly 70 and fro
The street 70 dispel cnnui. il 80 CHANGED
thai he generally terminated his walk
brneaih The windows Of The Emir's ha.
rem.
The frat time ,he pretty Yasumi JAS
min) llaaoum reeped Throngh her lattice
al the handsome soldier. the blood rushed
10 her brow. and her heart bes; quick,
though she knew not wherefore. The
young beauty led a loaely life, for she
was mothefless. aud her father was a
Stern man. who had M symna,hies with
womanly taste. and. satisfied with pro-
viding for her daily necessities. never
troubled himself further. II was by no
mean. extraordinary. therefore. that she
amused her idleness with watching the
notions Of the stranger; nor that, by dul
Of observing him. she ere long discover
ed that he was rapidly becoming an OBJ.
leci OF interest TO her heart.
Then followed all the mabeuyres oil
an eastern beauty, who dad no mesns oil
Communication with the o'her sex. save
ihase which her woman wit enables hei
m invent. A shower Of lavender buds,
flung from The narrow opening Of the lat
tce upon his head. first attracted The at
tention nf the gallant Moslem 10 the
Emir's hsren; nor was il diminished By
glimpse Of ore Of the whilesi ltIl'
hands in tie world, which, ere il cluset
the aperture. waved graceful saluta
lion that could be meant only Tor him
self.
Blu, the youth knew tia, he was play
ing . dangerous game, aud lie conse
auenlly moved away without making a
ny answering gesture; and resolved 4
sNoh .infihe other direction, rather thai
encourage The advances which had bee
made II him. 0nce or twice no accnr
DINGHY walked as Ear as the slipper stal
Of Jew merchant; hut lhisnnin'erestin
individual squin,ed hudcously, aud smok
Cd tobaten or so odious a quality that
half suiIocaiedihe mnre lsstldious Osman
II. or course there was no perseverIn
IN such an encounter, aud he was conse
gaently compelled 10 resume his origina
line Of march being the more readll
Induced tn do so by importunate mem
cries of the little white hand which show
cred down upon him the sweet-scen,e
lavender buds; although he did moi su
Ter himself To suspect that such was III
case; and lest he should be aadresse
from the dangerous lattice, and thus be
come mnrc deeply involved in the az
venture, he amused himself by singln
one Of Sultan Maamoud's ballads in h
best style.
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Pclifmess.--Mr. Roglsnd Hill was
always annoyed when there happened
90 be any noise in the chapel. or when
any thing Occurred N divert The attention
0f his hearers from what he WAS say
ing. On one orcasion. about three years
before his death. he was preaching TO
one Of The mnst crowded congregations
that ever assembled 10 hear hun. In
The middle Of hrs discourse he abserv.
ed . great eommolion in the gallery
For . time he took no notice Of IL. hn,
finding j. increasing. he paused in his
sermon and looking in the direction in
which The confusion prevailed, he ex-
claimed: What's The matter there
The devil seems 10 have got among
sou!" A plain eounIry.looking man i'm.
medialtly started 10 his feri. aud al
dressing Mr.. HIll. in reply, SAID, 'No,
sir. il srnt The devil as doing on il; It's
lady wo'l tainted; and she's . very
fine "a. IN, cir. as don't seem likely
10 come 10 again in hurry" "Oh
that's il. is H." drawing his hand acros:
his chin; "lhen beg the lsdy's pardon
and The dsriFs TOO"
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NATIONAL GLORY.

l, might perhaps conduce 10 guiding
The statesman in his cnuse and the indlvi'
dusl in his private walks. TO from clear
and distinct idea. of what is TO be the
glory Of our nation. Wha, was the orr
ginol design! What is to be the con-
summation. History gives US such a
false impression OH this subject. and we
are so ap, to minsie foreign manners and
airs with our own. that, perhaps, most
Americans have formed wavering con-
ception Of the future felicity Of their own
people. Every nation should have lead
ing idea a nnctured light by which al
their aims should be dIrecled, aud il
which all their future honors should b
seen. ......
With us il is man; the interests OF man
the virtues Of man; the happiness Of man
II we carry on. our primiuve design, we
are to have no splendid victories; NJ
eminent warriors; no rich temples; per
haps few splendid pictures. or works o
the sta,usry. But spreading popula
ton; rosy children; multiplied school:
and institutions. which have for their OBJ
| ice, the improvement. Of the many. w
are to SEQ our granite hills subdued by
skllful agriculture; and the vast valley o
the Mississippi overspread with a frugal
an industrious and virtuous population
We are to see religion supporting Law
and law acting as the handmaid Of reli
gion. We are TO be led in masses, whrr
Goldsmith promised to lead inditidua
readers, " from scenes blood and alter
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trymn for the lfh OF July,

>
Gls.r Il every Psff'ei gin.
Before u , thsaae se bend The knee;
AM. Itsnsiul fos the past. ueIIit
Our hymas % so'ema joy TO Thee!
We pr. fI:E Pssise-ior ilou hast given
...u. sas iierdom o. nHr aires.
AL brighter ysi s',ali aash 10 heaven
nasaliva'. ihasssaI ailar.firefl
T. lice We owe ills 8. oily land,
Freed ffsn the Stern nrfrsssr's rod;
AL here We p or siih wiling hand
Oar incense 10 cur fslhers' God.
Accept the gratsfai stel fee.
J.ao.aL. "a Il is hpur Of bliss;
phie reins Firg aad hymns arise
flem ssauy "a humble shrine Ike this.
O., sisom.cF hanrs. whoa freedoms ll.g
was slsr,u.lsd 10 "PPressiah's gsle--
whsa dassly iro,a zach besiling eag
Psufd diva tie iytsnl's wrath Ike hail;
Oas iarhsts look'i 10 thee for all,
aai d,m'y Ihtoash the storm ofwsr
Thy baw II promise wy sisP'ayd.
Hope bearing ioken. IRON sfar.
The ,lsteiy. oh God. vas ihins.
Aud thine fass,er be the praise,
Vile ssare al spread Ter Wing' bsaiga,
All hoseF btisi.ily Ger our ways,
Plenty shal' laugh among cur fiel1S.
Where freedom lii her S.iaT fres,
Sal the free pea,aii. a. he kassl'.
Shall bless thee loi h. martyr sires.
To Goa. tasa. BE- cur praises POur'd--
IIgmas n ,ae h'a't 10 thee we III.
Worthy ri honor at ihon. Lord,
GHr Of every perfect e'fi.
Songs If thanksgiving -ksll be thine,
And altar. fss Thy worship set.
Wherever virtue hath q shrine
Wherever freedom l,ngs,s yet.
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amount 20 fraction over $4,000 per ys ear.
Of coal. Tor onr steam engine. We use
four Ions seek. or 200 TONS pr year;
average cost sl4Ov per wear. In the
yariaus departments q our ofice. er-
elusive IL carriers. we have 81 hands
constantly employed. Al cost Of about
$500 per week. amounting 10 about sl5.-
700 per year. OuI single pair II cases
and az room not much larger then he N.
%. Bse." have grown into an establish
meni oeeupinR three floors II . briek
building. in the basement OF which We
have two presses. which. with The engine
and machinery by which they are driven.
cost upw ards Of $4,000.
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&" Eccentric." The Globe saws thai
Robert Dale Owen, who is Loco Foco
candidate for Congress in Indiana. is !. The
son Of the distinguished emigrant OF the
same name. so eccentric In sumo Of his
opinions" So eccentric! 1, will be
remembered that two OF the q opinlonss
thus characterized, we're Atheism and for
an Abolition OF The institution of Marriage.
Eccen,ric! iadeed. llnw tender and care
FOL in lis use Of terms. is the otficisl
Journal, when speaking Of partizan OF
the Fanny Wright and Owen School,
"0pinions" which repudiaie The belief ia
The existence Of Supreme Being, and de-
nv both The sanc,i,y aud The expediency
OF The marriage contract. are merely de.
nominated" eccentic." According 10 The
Globe logic. those formerly Of lis party
who do not believe in the virtues and
/ policy Of the Sub-,reasury Scheme. are
traitors. at the least. But The advocate Of
atheism and of an abolition OF the insiitu-
,ion OF marriage, is merely !" eccenuic!"
Such is the present language Of the chief
organ Of loco iocoism. Whstnexl
/ Baltimore Petrol.
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A Newspaper Es!cbfshment.-The
New York Sun the oldest Of The penny
papers--in reply to The query OF con.
temporary. gives The following aceoans Of
itself:
In Vernon. CT. is a paper mill establish
ed by the Vernon Company at alcost oil
S25, 900, which. for Two wears past. has
been run exclusively for the Sun. From
this mill we receive weekly 200 reams OF
10000 reams per year. amounting 10
$4,000. From the Saugrrties paper
mill. and from The mill Of Phillips & Field,
al Lee. Mass. we are in the weekly re.
ceips of nearly the same quantity as from
The Vernon mill; aad We also make &C
casional purchases from other mills. IL
the article of ink, we receive and use 30t
pounds weekly-the most Of il from tn,
mandatory Of Johnson & Dursut, Phi
ladslphia. The bills for this ariel,
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cation. 10 prosreeis Of Innocence and
ease. where every breeze breaches health
and every sound is The echo OfIrsnquili.
~"
Say. modern Patriot. are yau content
with The picture! Sseh must be The
glory Of Anlsriea. --
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The Wings are no match for The I.ocos
in low electioneering. When ]. @.
Adams was President, and paid visit 10
his family, every I.oco Foco print adver-
iised him as a runaway from duty,
announced the " travelling Cabinel" in
staring capitals, and when they had MOTH
ing real TO accuse The old gentleman OF,
they abused his " bald head" and sneer-
ed a, his (" nankcen breeches!!" Now,
the prince Of intrigue. that creature Of
other mems will and making. Martin
Van Ruren--has left his duties on an
eleclioaeering journey. and The only
announcements we hear, are. that " the
President" arrived at such-a-plsce on
such-s.day. These friends Of the dear
people see nothing amiss in Vans visit,
although ,hs, Of Mr.. Adams involved high
treason to liberty aud other INDISPENSABLE
capabilities. We are pleased that the
Wing press is above following The seam
dalous example Sc, by their opponents.
Neubera Spectator. i
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al didn'. like our minister's sermon
last Sunday" said deacon who had
slept all sermon time, TO brother dea-
con. Dida'tlike il. brother Al Why
| saw you aodding assent 10 every pro-
POSITION Of the parson.
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Female Lnventors The. Dover IN,
III. Gazette mentions The exhibition Of a
Patent Loom for the weaving OF I.aces,
Fringes. &c. invented BY the Misses
JudkIns, Of Portland. a
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Major Noah says he has friend on
Long Island who. 10 giving good account
Of his way Of life. said:
- sm delighted To see friend if he
will take my plain, substantial cheer.
bake my on n bread, make my own butter,
lay my own eggs, grow my own veget'
ables aud fruits. ! ride to town by nine
O'Clock in my wagon. aud here | an by
Inur with a keen appetite and robGs
health. | leave always glass Of oil
wine for friend, and in few years il
don't make fortune BY business, ! shall
save one by company"
Chandler, of the U. S. Gazette, says
he has a friend in The country exactly
like The Msjor's--Only he don't lay eggs
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A marriage in ertremis took place q,
Kouigsberg on the 9Th instant, under the
following circumstances:-awidow, nam.
ed KIrnheimscher, aged &C, being on
her dcath-bed. wished to bequeath the
extensive brewery Of which she was
mistress, and all her other property. to q
young man who was her foreman, and
to whose long aud faithful services she
chiefly attributed her prosperity. Her
lawyers had informed her that she could
no, defeat the claims Of The collateral
branches Of Der family; and upon this,
resolving to sdop, the only mode Of
conveyance left. she married the objec. o.
her good uill. and died in The evening o.
the same day.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1839-12-06
City O0uniI,I
OctobeT, 18th 1880.

TDRESENT @. ID. Gibbs President, v
q Galloway, Andrew Glib, r. NJ. VIM, ]
5 Wallace s. +. w. Quackenboss, absent
]. Fl. Lawrence.
The meeting was called to order and pro-
ceeded 10 business,
Mr.. Glib presented an account from Or.
Barber, for services rendered TO PaupeE
Wilson from the Steam Boat Bunker Till,
on motion Of r. NJ. Vim, seconded by Y.
Galloway the account was rejected
On motion Of r. NJ. VIM, seconded by
" Galloway, the account of Charles @ Brien
s. Michael IIyland was allowed.
On motion Of r. w. Quackenboss secon-
ded By Andrew Glib Resolved that the
committee on finance be Instructed to re-
port TO the next meeting Of the board, the
most suitable ordinance to be adopted for
the purpose of anthorising an issuance OF
change tickets upon tho faith Of the corpo-
ration. M T Hoff, treasurer, next presented
his monthly report to the Board which was
received
The president Mr.. @. D. Gibbs, made
some remarks to the Board signifying his
intention to resign on the day following and
rendering to the board his sincere thanks
for the courtesy which has been manifested
by them for him during his continuance in
Office. @. ID. GIBBS, Pres't.
r. e. KEYS, clerk.
Nov. 1889. 17-6t
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MORUS- MULTTC3AUI.IS ] !

E rus Mnlicaulis, for sale also 4 few hundred
trees from eight ten feet high, il the most beau
titul and furnishing condition. II cultivated
aereeably 20 directions which viii be given to
purchasers, the buds viii live without, loss Of one
per cent, and may be planted with certain sue
cess from. March 10 Novemberin this climate
Persons dis osed to purchase will apply to Mr..
William e Wilson, Ticksburg, Messrs. Smith e
Holmes, AGO CITY. or to ]. r. CREEPY -
Pleasant Hill, near Benton, Mi
August %, 1889 i'm
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LAW NOTICE
JOHN MURDAUGH,
Aifol.2eIT ~ dln-

- ESPEETFULIlY informs the public. that
intending to become d permanent citizen
and resident Of TEXTS, he viii leave Yazeo
City, Miss, for Houston. Texas, on Of about the
first daY Of November next Unexpectedly of
fers his professional services to those having bu-
siness in Texas, and will attend 10 legal claims
of every sort, both real and personal.
For the settlement of his unfinished business
and affairs generally persons are respectfully re-
ferred IN future 70 his late partners ~. Quack-
enboss, Esq, Of this place.
80 n. B. HkMER,
-ssfs.ssssss F. W. QUAoKENBoss.
Yazoo City, Sept. 90, 1889.
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July s, 1899
NOTICE.

I'D Y virtue Of authority in me vested. as Asses
- sor OF Taxes for the corporation Of Yazoo
City, will sell for the taxes due for the 1899, in
front Of the Washington Hotel in said city. on
Saturday-the Both day of November next % the
highest bidder, for cash, the following lets and
parcels Of ground, lying within the corporate linz
its of said city, SO much thereof shall be sut-
on, to wit.
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aarnfl1er NnlrnmfflH.
THE LARGEST NEWSPAPER IN THE

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WORLD.
WVTIE propfictofs Of this mammoth sheet
tie s.Gfeat-ly estern among the nevis
papers--haVe the pleasure Of spreading be-
fore the reading public weekly periodical
containing q greater amount ana variety Of
usef,iI md entertaining miscellany, than Is
70 be found in any similar Publicaton il the
world. Ho
Each number Of che paper contains as
large an anouft b reading matte fs isiolnd
in volumes Of ordinary duodecimo, which
cost e2-and more than d contained IN a VOC
lume of Irvfng's Columbus, 81 BancroiFs
History Of America, which cost Sc 2 volume
land an for eir cenh q number, or three
dollars a year.
BRoTHER JONATHAN being a genuine
Yankee, and thinking that some things can
be done as well as others, is determined to
present 10 his readers MEDLEY hitherto
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NEW FIRM.

nAYIDG. MOORE & JoINJ sWART-
~ WOUT, (Iate SwartWout, Ford 4 Co. ]
have associated themselves in business un-
der the name and Arm of MooRE & SwART-
WONT, at the old stand Of Swartwout. Ford
& Co.. where they intend to keep a. full and
complete STOCK OF MERCHANDISE
Their old friends are invited to cali.
Yazoo City, june 18, 1889. I2-tf.