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TRUTH Is MIGHTY AND WILL


Ts TACT that 10000 of sarsaparia Blood Pills have
been sold during the past six months
IS Id THAT they taken rsbe instances
oh. late and the and bad effects qaek
pills aIl other quack medicines by which many lives arc
endangered
tbs act-Tlat all quick licnos contain mineral. or
mercury, which quucks think kill cure" aud trust
to their effect to "l,it miss"
iac-Ihat numerous quacls and foreign mpostors
call themselves doctors atthey may ecc,uuiy impose
'r vilc and dangerous preparation the pubic, caring
nothing for the consequences that they only pocket
their unjust gan.
hsa flct-That the quatks and foreign mpostors who
now ntes country know nothing Of the Of med-
c!ies mLLA less about diseases Of the human system.
is fact-They particularly eicac,our follow.
ing diseases, all ot winch caused impurities
otths blood and animal dulds namely
Rheumatic affections; uiccrous the throat
ScrniuIL; Ery>ipelas and body;
Jaunhce; heartburn Scaly eruptinns and blotchcs oil
Diseases Of the liver, skin, the skin;
bones and glands; Dry and water pimplea. and
Pair of the sde along the of the aud of
buck and spine, the the body;
rrglun Of the heart and Tettcr ami ring worms;
stomach; Swelling aid hardening of the
Inward ievers, bad taste gland. Of the neck in the
the mouth foul breath; groIns, Lren.t, Sc
Fl"tulcncy: Indigestion; Stomach coughs;
Want Of APPETITE; Liver complaint
Sour cruction and actic Of the stvac Wncrbrash &C.
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HAVANA SUGAR-37 boxes Havana white sugar.
L L " do do brown do landing. for ale BY
MIG So P WHITNEY, Is Camp 81
DICKLES-.O kegs and 20 ho1sa, receiving from
L New York per slip Geo 90, for sale by
nv SHALL j. BROWN, 96 Magazine
0AKs-s0N0 feet ash Os,E,
~ moyla WHITNEY, - Csnr s.
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NAZA AR.
Corner Of S. Charles + Common street,
ExCRANGE Hotel.
pUSt! Il ALLAN wouli respectfully call the at
- tention Of citizens aud srsugrr1 ter complete
ass"r m.n' &" ,;enemen's linen hrs, do Cambria
with l,nrv fashionable linen fronts: linen coli
tars: silk cotton aud merno under sirs and dra
nhrc and silk handkerchefs: black and fancy era
1ats in great variety stacks Of every description gum
elastic and cotton suspenders silk, and thread
soves geus hsskin gloves: umbrellas andcanes gold
mounted.
Aso,-Spiendid assortment Of ladies' and gents 1~ri-
ting desks drs.ssg cases. port oios perumery,
tory, and rssh faIev goods.
noylt
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FOR NEW YORK.

PdcHet ~ lie W6 1NSZ.
New York and New Orleans Line.
"a The new and elegant ship MONUMENT,
,N Capt Chase. having three fDurths OF her cargo
AE engaged will mi" punc,ually. For freight
passage apply board, the upper press to
Geo Bedford, or TO PETkK LAiDLNW,
NAV ~ i6 Camp IT
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0oa9twl9o.

FOX NEW Turk.
"a THE new and splendid ship ONTARIO,
I'M CAp'. H"rwood, has nearly all her cargo en-.
AsAG gagged ard will have immediate despatch.
For freight passage (hsving spacious and elegan,
accommodalio0a) apply l.. LEVI II. GALE,
my 90 Common st
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TO .WERCM.I.VTS,

Bank Checks, Bills of Lading, Auction
Bills, Pamphlets, Show bills, Cata.
lOgues, SC. &c.
U'uRDERS for the Abope, anil ercry other des
Room of'TRUE AMERICAN" in ST.. CHARLES Ex
CHANGE Sd door from iravrr street or at the Printing
Office corner Of roydra and 81. Charles Streets.
Erteasire and beautiful HooK and LOB FoUNrs
from the best Fouudries iuMe United States haze jus
been added to the already ,ceA stocked Establishment"
and ORDERS uM Be executed as Low. as Cheaply,
E.pedously and Beautifully, as at any other Office
in the City.
iNEN SHIRTS, GLOVES l. SUBSCRIBERS.
IL Just received by late rivals, assortment of
Shirts Cravats, Summer Stocks u owes, and Suspcn-
drrs, at the Bazaa OF ST. Charles aud Common
streets.
N. B. complete assortn cnt Of Writing Desks,
Dressing cases, portable shaving in woud Il
leather. my6 BUSH Il ALLAN.
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GEORGE C. CflILDS.

ATTORNEY AT Law,
WILL attend tn. Supreme Court, and the Dis,ric,
Courts, Of Harrisburg aud sons Of tho adjacent
Counties 'aice at the City Of Houston.
Claims on the government either for Bounty Lnnh
or money! will he undrr'ak' AMI promptly attended
TO eilh'r for non residents or residents Of Texas.
Address rom the Cnilcd >tatrs-Cny 0! Houston.
10 the care of >. Kicker, jr. rcAus Post Office Asen
New Orleans. I'm mar
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I EAnS 10 0 pig "i lead landing from steam boa
IL Rienz', and for sale nv
az THAYER l. Co, "a popdya. q,
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COLTS PATENT REPEATING FIRE ARMS.
FENiE Public respectfully informed that the nbov-
Il articles can be and ule for sale at GOSSIP g.
Co. Exchange Hotel, st Charles st. mar S If
pROGANS &c-2O cu.rs, C.. Insisting vi mems calf.
, mofncc", and kinp rrgans boys, youths and
ciildrrns b'ogans; mems slippers, &c. Landing from
ship Naragansrlt, for sale hy
ul3 | BRIDGE j. Co, 1874 Magazine st
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JOHN v. CHLLDS.

ENGRAvER AND CCrpER-PLATE PRINTER
No. ,, CAMP s.
WILL engrase and print To order bank notes. bulls
lie and vsi:ing cards notari consular aud coming
house ssals door rla:es silver ware &c. -siways
hand, an assortment Of silver plated and brass door
p.,,es.
Ps Cards printed from plates already engraved.
npv2U
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=. ". coLLENs

CHiIea Nltex' COMuiSsi0Ner.
Appointed by the Federal Court at New Orleans.
OFFICE No lbs COMMON STREET,
fErchuuge Hutel Bmdings.D
g AID Commissioner takes stidaviis under anil by
cv,rla" Of the Acts Of Congress- passed tn Fehri-
airy, 1926 LIST March 1917; the Ju dietary Act of 1879
and otAer .ees Of Congress. Ia such maize and
provided.
Said Commissioner has considerable experience ::
and uses rms of caption aad certificate which have
STOOD tho ssveresl scrutiny OF the atlest Lawyers,
april u
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4 or the Interior,
FOR BAYOU SARA
HpDu|,r Docket

Regular Packet
h 4, The splendid passenger Steamboat
te119Ht=fAo BRILLIANT jesse Hart master,
" Es&R will Lave New Orleans every We'd
ne'da, at 10 o'coca A. NJ. Tor Bayou Sara & every
>nu day at /" "cl' OK A. NJ ,akn Inc Gas, down OH
Sundny Fur freight or passage apply 10 Capt. Hart
on bonr,l or to
feh25 ADAMS & WHlTALL
TVNO STATHlNEKS COUNTING KOOMSj
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NKW ORLEANS

NEW UKEIEANS
Steam sud Patent Biscuit Bskery-Wsters and
RiLlman.
No. q. Mereau {aear tho Pontebs1rain Rsii Road)
ErPot and Navy Broad. Soda and Wine Biscuit,
Sugar, Better. MdIord and Water Crackers.
All Che aboye articles are warranted 70 b. ofthe
frs quality. and 10 keep in any climate. being
completely kiln dried.
Also.-Kiln dried corn meal.
Orders loft at q. W. Prisehsrd aad Tagait. Jr.
corner Magazine and Poydras streets. will receive
prolnpt attention, Small kog, put up expressly fer
amiy use. l5nov
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FALL. e. WINTER CLOTHING.

FALL & WINTER CLOTHING.
T +. FREEMAN 4 CO., No. 3, Magazine street
Clothiug, aad wi" continue to rece i've shipmena reeu.
larly hraus hut the Their assortment being
large will enshls Them 10 supply, M rchan!s from
che country. at the shortest notice. for sale Wholesale
Il retail, on accommodating terms.
ep29
ID 81 S aud WHITNEY. II Campst
To THE LADIES.
DIR HULL'S UrERO ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER
TlyIIlS new instrument for the radical cure of Pro
l lapsus U,eri, or Falling Of tho Womb. by e1
tcrnai application. superseding tho of tho ub
jeclionabe pressary, is confidently recommended
to the afflicted as the esnsofa perfect restoration
to health, it never having failed of performing a
euro, even under the most aggravated circumstan
ces. 1t has received the decided appreciation Of
Sir Ashley Cooper Of London Sir BENJAMIN C
Brodie Sir James Clark, Physician to the Quee n;
DR. Ashwcll. Lecturer On midwifery to Guys Hos.
pital Dr. Rigoy, lecturer to St Bartholomew; Dr.
Griffith, lecturer TO Westminster Hospital; d.
Ramsbotham, lecturer to London hospital Robert
Ferguson, lecturer to Westminster lying.in hospit,
al; DR. Sweatman, lecturer TO Middlesex hospital.
and senior accouclieur to Queen Charlottc's living
in.hosptal also by Henry Davies, Conquest
BlundeII, Lee, Mcrriman surgeon Keates. SC by
Or Morreau, president Of the Academic Rooyale
do Medicine, Paris, and Accoucller TO the Duchess
D'Orleans professors Vclpesu, Marjolin, Paul
Dubois, Sa son and others-and in New York BY
professorJ w Francis, G Bedford, NJ profss.
sor of midwifery in the university of the city Of
Nov York, prois Delsfeld, and Francis, U John.
ston. president County Mad Society, Laurons Hull
president med society State Of York. profs Jas
NcNaughton Of Albany, pro;s March, Cyrus Per.
kips. Doane-Drs Thos Boyd Gilbert Smith.
Masaet, Elearns, Ludlow. Nissan. Vacho. Power,
Graysap. Van Rensselaer,, and many other distin.
suished ,ph ysGeans in tho u States.
6 ]lvll. O&ce vessey st, Astor House N
York.
u 4 constant supply Of the above instruments,
with Dr. Hubs improved Trnsses for Hernia, will
DO keStky GGKLES Co, Orleans,
A & Carpenter, hatshcz; Stonv H. Mursh. Wood.
sillo; Booth and Mallory. Memphis; W D WiIs:a.
son. Somersille: Hall aad Washington, Nashville;
Nc >airay aud Hamilton d.: 3 I. Bliss. Florence
Ala;J C Spotswyod. Athens; trbv and Maatin
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II BHa N6 Al Inc optlhh n Ito WlnNeTa Of pFl7es Of
bank stocks, either to take tho stock itself the par
value thereof in cash.
MODE or DRAWING.
100000 tickets, from to ,00,m0 will he pu, in one
wheel md 90 prz"a, with the blanks in another
every number ,rze or blank will he drawn until all
s~ prizes are drtermned leaving the balance Of NUN.
Der. in the wheel-blauks.
Order. fur the shove Lottery will be received at the
Office under the Verandah, curn-r of st. Charles and
Common stress, aud Mt No. IOi Chartres street, New
Orleans, aud promptly forwarded. Orders from tho
post pad containing remit, ances for the IN.
Der Of tickets requir d. addressed to
SCHMIDT j. HAMILTON, New Orleans.
~ A st"amhoa, will be provided to tnke to Florida
uch passengers may he DESTROYS witness tho
drawing.
Iacksnnviile Fla. April. 1899. mnv
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MI of v hich nre Of superior quality, and will Q
sold low, to close consi gnmeut; by
mis- T,,WAR. 40 Camp 1t
NEW MUSIC b. Manouvrier = Haste, Hoar,,an,
1ust+,' ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS hv Miss Est-io, d. di-
Gated to Henry Burre, Esq composed b, G. p Ma
nnuvrier Of New Orleans, received with the greatest up
pnase al the New York concerts,
E JOHNS E. Co,
mli carner ST Charles 4 Common SITS
cases Mantua and Gn CHAM UNI
~ hrellas. comprising compile assortment, ding
from brig Palmer, tor sale Ivy ISAAC BRIDGE 4 Co
mr25 1874 Magazine ST.
L>ANCY SOAP-300 boxes just received for sal
l. by SHALL j. BROWN,
may Is 96 Magazine ST.
I1NAR AND PITCHER bhlS in Store for sale by
l. my "A SHALL. Il BROWN, 90 Magazine st
HARDWARE PAPEK-5 reams Hardware Pa.
j per, IN and for sale by
my IA J THAl Err & Co, "a Pcydras st
LNLAG STONE>-6O0 Yards tagging landing from
Il ship St Lawrence, for snle bv
may Is So J p WHITNEY, 70 Camp st
I IME-l00 casks Thvmaston Lne lnn,llns for sale
IL by IS 81 WHITNEY,,
may Is 70 Camp ct
HAVANA SWEF.TMEATS.-5O hoxes in store
L for sale by TRIER,
may Is 81 Graver st
LHREsH MALAGA RAlSINs-lOoO boxes in s,or.
IL for sale by A TKlER,
may Is 81 Giavier 81
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F,ttf tNt.W Work..

FOX NEW fUKk.
IL The A | ship BANGOR, Capt dyer, will
M have despatch. For balance Of frr!gh,
2A4 or passage, having good accommodations,
apply to the captain on board, orto
msy3l svJP WHITNEY, "a Camp Al
FOR NEW Y.JKK-ariM early despnfch.
Louisiana and New York Line OF Packets
Il The superior regular line ship Yuzoo, Capt
TN Trask, will Le ready to tske In freigh, To-
i&4S morrow, and will su with quick despatch.
Fur freight or passage. having elegant accommodations
apply tho Captain board the Vegetable Mar
kei or to JAMES b. HULLEN,
"a Camp 81.
@. The Yazoo il a very desirable conveyance. for
passengers this Of the year, having airy
upper cabin. mav.g
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FOR LIVERPOOL.

P05sNYc ONly.
81 The splendid and very fast sailing a,ip
I'm LIVERPOOL, Capt Davenport, having the
A4E, whole of her cargo engaged will have imme.
tliate despatch. For passage only apply to
u L II GALE, 80 Common at
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GOO PRIZES. as follOws:

GOO PRIZES, aa follows:
Prizr.Th.t magnificent three story brick
building, known the AKCADE,
ia Magazine street. measuring 286
feet5 inches lines On Magazine st.
146 feet inches on Graver street,
and lOt feet Ii inches OH Naches
st. This building produces now
rent OF 1000 per annum, and being
in the most aourisiing part If the
city, opposite three hunks, and in
e'e nn 'date n-ighborhood Of the
ST. CHARLES and tho City Hotels.
Its rents will, in very few years b.
increased 10 fifty thousand dolsrs , -.
Pei.e-Tha, elegant four .,o, y brick huiId.
lug known tho CRY HOTEL,
formerly Bishops Hotel, situated at
the c"r.er Of Camp and Common sta,
measuring 1862 eet Common At,
and l46 fee. 10 inches on Camp q.
This building rents nov for $25,OO0.
ALL. being in the most central part
Of the city, can shortly be ncrensed
u thirty thousand dollars per an.
mum. E.trn,.sd At 100000
house, No. IN on Natchez street,
adjoining tho Arcade, r .s at u
Prize The three story brick dwelling
house, No. 49, aJjuinng No. 20, Oh
Natche1 street, rented at twelve
rrte- The three story brick dwelling
house, No. l6, adjoining No. 10, on
Natclez st, rented at twelve humid
red dollars. Estimated at $4,000
east of Basin and Custom.
house streets, measuring 40 feet
front on Basin street, ~ feet front on
rankin street, by 1877 feet depihon
Cubtomhnuse street; rented nj IF.
teen hundred dollars Estimated at 49OGOO
Prizv-jhe dwelling house No "a SOUTH
west corner Of ifasin street. meas.
uring 81 feet inches on BARN IT,
- feet inches Franklin street,
by ~ teet i0I inches depth On Gus
tomhouse street; rented fifteen
hundred dollars. Estimated At $4,000 |
Prze-The two story brick dwelling house
No 339 on Royal street, between
Ursune and Hospital Streets meas.
urng 81 feet inches Royals,
by l27 feet IA in hes in depth; rent
ed at 5000 per anEu,n.
Estimated at %i5.000 |
Prise-250 shares Canal Bank stock, At
500 zach, $4,000
$500 ZACH $4,000
Prizc-i50 shares Mechanics. ard Tn
der-' Bank stock, at 500 each, $4,000 |
} Prizea Of 100 shares each, City Bank, 30,00n
2 Prizes of 50 Il Exchange, 10000 |
Prizes Of 2j GINS Light, 5000 |
2Priz:s Of Is : Mechanics md
Traders 1000 |
30 Prizes Of 10 Louisiana State, 2n,o00 !
10 Prize. 81 Gn. Light, 1900 /
200 Plies Of I Bank Of Orleans, 20,Un0 |
2O0 Prizes Of | Union Bank of
Florida, $4,000
II shalihe the option Of tho winners Of prizes Of
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FOR BOSTON.
"a The fine A ship AVATAS, Capt Snow
I'M having part OF her cargo engaged. will have
.AAA41 despatch For freight or pnasage, apply to
m2l ) & J r WHITNEY, SO Camp 81
FOR NEW YORK.
Holmes Ln~ Of Packets.
To Sal on the 7th. June.
II Tn. superior fast sailing packet ship
I'm OCMULGEE, Leavitt master, will pos.
10y. lively sail above. For freight pas.
sage. having elegant accommodations, with st"le rooms,
apply to the captain on board opposite the Vegetable
Market, or to A COHEN,
may 80 No 80 Common ct
~ The packet .hip Alabama will succeed the DC.
muIgee, and sail DAYS after.
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COTTON CIRCULARS

" PRINTED "ih TIE Greutest Erpeds ton, and
Va styte unsurpussed in NEw ORLEANS, or else
where.
ORDERS left at CoMPrrSG Room IL, 81. Charles Es
hanve, Corner Of Grouier 81. or at T r U E
NJ Err CA N PRINTING OFFICE,
corner 1T P"vdras aud ST Charles Streets, ,riH be
promptly attended to.
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harvest; although che appearance Of ne
crops are good, the weather vas as untivof-
able as possible, and much fear was enlcIs
tanned that the crop would again nc losl y
that event, there is no telling at "ha, P1 y,
Cotton would sell; and il IS genefaily %
lieved, that money matters cannot Oecuih !,
easy until all anxiety, on that score snail
be set at rest. and in our opinion, me tdtufe
course Of the cotton market depends upon
il.
Hinder snch circumstances, we cannot
venture an opinion as 20 what probable rate
Cot,on vii be at in Two months hence in
t,;s m,,ket. The fatality attending almost
all purchases aud shipments lust season, will
automatically materials reduce the c0mpe-
ti,ion usual in this market; but still we
cannot doubt but what there Will be buyers
enough found who will operate, provided
they have any inducement or pcuspec'
for remnnerating profits. The mlnuflc-
turers Of the North will require urge in
creased supply over any previous year; this
together with hope and belief that things
will yet 90 on prosperOusly in England; and
with conviction that the present years
growth of cotton will not yield more than
an average crop, say l,450.000 bales, in.
duces us to believe that the planter will
realize at least full remuneration Tor CAPT
tai and labor by sales effected in this market
Up to the present date, the receipt of new
cotton has been limited to 100 or 200 bales
a portion Of which has been sold at | Ia Il
Is cenls,-aud we now think a good de
mand will exist for some time, but canuo
hold out any inducement TO our friends to
anticipate better prices; at least for the
present. Further advices from Europe may
produce considerable change for the bet
ter or for the wOrse-would therefore adj
wise gradual shipments and sales as mos
desirable; owners, in this way, obtain fail
average price, which is frequently missed
by an attempt TO hold their entire crop fo
any given time.
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&Wo are authorized g announce sE0aeE
GRnsKETT, AZ canddnte 60 fe-eleeton 10 the
ohicepi Probate Clerk at the next election.
- We are authorised 10 announce g d.
GfHBs, Esq., Is d Candida Tor the Office OF
Judge Of Probates Of Yazoo county.
We are authorised to announce JAMEs
n. CLARK, Esq, as d candidate for The Office
Of Probate Judge Of YazoO county. st the
next election.
80 We are authorised 70 announce CHARfEs
3. MouNr, Esq. as 8 candidate for the office OF
Probate Judge Of this county THE next eltction
- We are authorised y announce IHcMAs r
StADR, Esq !, as 4 candidate for Clerk OF the Cir
cult Court Of 7 azoo county, ut the next election
= We are authorised 10 announce JAMES W.
ExuM, Esq. as d candidate for Sheriff Of Yazoo
county, 1t the ensuing election.
~ We are authorised to announce RIO.
BERT n. BUCIkNER, as . candi late for the
Office of Cha1csll1f of the state OF Mississippi
at the next election.
~ We are authorizes 70 announce Dr.B Az an
DALI, az a candidate for the lower House OF the
next Legislature.
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states which have Adopted land nearly an 81
them have done SO, u considerable Ell.
tent The indirect system Of eleciin0. lI,rouuh
the legislature, their judicial and executive
officers, when conlrassed with our oyn so
far most unhappy experience under lhe de
rect system, procllims most empAalica3Iy IN
behalf of the former mode.
The oil ieet, which we hid in view in d..
viding government inc three parts, wqs
merely tu presen, the exercise uf too much
power falling into the handsof any one mn
or set Of men. As the appointment TO ex.
ercise, and the exercise itself of, power, are
so widely different, and as the people have
equal view Of the agent appointing ana the
agent exercising, il is obvious, that the at.
tainment of this oil act is by 40 means hin.
dered in placing the appointing power, in
reference To the Judiciary and executive de-
prtmen's, in the hands Of the legislature.
Besides il is an object equally important to
keep all there departments SO closely con-
nec;ed together, as 10 avoid all danger Of
collision with each other tending 10 disorl
the public good; which Object is not so like
" tO be attained. when each sci Of officers
is appointed directly BY the people. Nor
do see any reason to suppose that the
ves,ing in the legislature of the great APP
pointing power above mentioned is at all
incomp ltible with the oft recommended re-
publican suspicion and jealousy Of men ia
power 1t seems to me that we should be
watchful over the public servants, NOT so
much because we emphalically distrust
them, (for this would tend rather to shew
that we do not possess in reality our boasted
capacity for self-governmenD but because
we know that humln nature is weak and
fallible and ever wants counsel and aid, and
there is no good reason why MN should
eve, trust himself further than necessary to
the power or influence of another.
B. P. r.
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ADV ERTFSEMENTs.
Whig Meefimg.

" There will be meeting of the Wings
of Yazoo county, held at this place on to-
morrow SATURDAY l3TH) for the pnr-
pose of making arrangements to tender a
public dinner to Mr., S. s. PRENTlSS.
GrTherc will also be meeting of the
Whig Young Men of this county, on to-
morrow, in this city, for the purpose
of appointing delegates to the Convention
to be held in Jackson ON the first Monday
in October next. A full attendance is de.
sired. I0.It
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ID II virtue 81 authority II ne Vested, "a Asaea.
81 s5r and Collector 81 Taxes Cot ths eoFpofs
between the hours prescribed by law, lof No. 247,
the property Of Kezer & MAYNARD, lying within
the corporate limits Of said city, % pay the taxes
81 Kezsr e Maynard due the Aforesaid corpora.
lion. or 60 much Of said lot &c will pay the taxes
aud expenses theYeons
-''- TH0s. q. ROGERS. "A. C.
Sept 70, 1899. lO.1St.
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1--WE are authorised to announce SIMON
HAGEMANs as candidate for Circuit Court
Clerk OF Yazoo county, at the next Novem-
Der election,
HOLMES as a candidate for the State Senate 1T the
next November election.
We are authorised to announce the Hon.
JOHN Do. Marry, as a candidate FOR Chancellor,
for the State Of Mississippi.
We are authorised to announce WILLIAM
DILLAHrErYs as candidate for Probate Judge.
We are authorized % announce R. s. @. PER-
KINs ESQ. as 3 candidate for the Office or Probate
Judge, of Yazoo county, at the next election.
We are authorized TO announce JKo. ri BiscER,
az candidate for the Office Of Assessor and Col.
lector of Yazoo county, az the next election.
give aFeauthoTizcd 70 announce PARHAM
candidate for sheriff Of this county ii
he next election.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1839-09-13

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