State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-09-10

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''CPReu en- rom scrscbin' till the, yn' audit
..1 90 ant cut 'em short enough y well agn"
why, now short do yout emf rou.-,.
"Jest behind the eors-elo,. 80. y0U III
"''" '00 - '"ey ever scratch Afterwards, 'yH Onst
three hundred ana o;H lnat one per cent d,,
. .o- "u"ueu ahG sxty-6ve per Cent ~. uay
civ RroSer. saysn Tor the use ofmoDev !, ,I
e. 1T @ suouu oe called breakers WI ~ 'uS
ahOrn such an interest as this! Il VIA VINO Can
man.--N o. PicGyune ''"0u'o smash any
stocking in the United States. i said ,""ISac'oyof
mouth, N. H. No less than three tho~. uS 10 Ports
manufactured there per week, which tpG"e
stant employment to about two hun, red on5. Con-
hands, in and out Of the factor,-Rd ~DS twenty
Como BACK TO FIRST PRMcrPLEs-p.,.
letter from Saratoga, says that the oupsS, .sM
moreland and the beautiful Josephine Cfon ,.' "eS
figured at the same ball in that place. In No0n.
birth and connections, Bennett says, that tbs,a
ladies are equat-they both spring in IN. msI.E"S
from Adam and in the female line from Eye.-R
Two or three Of the beaviestSmerchants IN M.A,
street, Philadelphia, have lately failed-name, y
giVen.-B.
Charles Kean, Forrest, Vandenhofr and his d,DI
er, Henry Wallack and his wife; formerly Miss fp
pin, are all to appear at the National Theatre Ma,
York, during the coming season.-B
"Eaby Vic" is the ''radicaI" title for Queen VI,
toria. Wonder how the little chubby likes it,-B
AHEAD OF THE YANKEEs.-In Paris there is ca,
OF men who make business to get run oyerby
carriages for the purpose of recovering damage. 4
al Zee would hardly have thought Of this system Of
making araise.-B.
DIED. AT Houston, Texas, or Saturday, August
the 18th, - FRANcIsI TRFPPARD. Printer, aged2L
tie was native of Nashville, Tenn, and was one
o. the unfortunate volunteers who were taken at Co.
pan" by the Mexcans, in the spring OF 1885, and af
forwards suffered a severe imprisonment Mr. T.
was formerly employed in this offica The Nashville
papers will please copy.-N o. Reqyune.
HINT TO WIvEs.-"If an not at home from
the party tonight al Ten O'clock" said husband TO
his better aud bigger hale "don't wait for me-"
THAT wont, replied the lady, signif, anty; II
won't toGit, but I'll come Tor YOU"
The gentleman returned at ten o'clock, precisely.
Among the thousand and one toasts drank at the
celebration OF the Fourth; the following is the only
one we have read having any claims to originality
"WoMAN-There's purple half to the grape,
mellow halt to the peach, sunny half 10 the globe,
and shelter half to man."
Major Ogden, u. :. engineer, is now at St. Louis
charged by the general government with the duty of
making survey for the extension OF tho National
Road from Vandalia illinois, to Jefferson City, Mis-.
souri,.
Mr.. Combe, the phrenologist, is resting from his
labors at Cape Cottage, near Portland.
It has heen ascerta ned that NJ Miller, the agent
Of Mr.. Steenbergen, whose mysterious disappearance
excited so much notice at the time, went to Quebec
and embarked thence in vessel hound to Glasgow,
Scotland.
MATRIMONIAL STATIsTIcs.-According to para
graph in the Chronicle of yesterday, the legislature
Of Maryland at its lasI session div Tcen hitynIne
unhap pairs who were bound together
None of your jaw" as the Philistines said to
Sampson.
The Newport Rebpblcan publishes the laws OF the
u ted tales AUTHORITY, under the head OF "Oncle
SIMS Tales"
physician stopped al the shop OF a country aPoth
ecary, and inquired for Pharmacopeia 'Sl',, SAID
the apothecary, 81 know of no such farmer living
about these parts.'
u wish, said fellow, I could find the place where
men don't die, that might go and e"G my 00y'
thereP
HIM TO nick SPREE say said an urehint
another in the street the other day. You're the fellow
what stole my marbles
mo amt
.Tben I'm a liar, am I9'-and without more adj
he commenced violent battery on the person Of th'
unofending lad.
TEXAS.-The Nashville Christian Advocate con
tains letter from the Rev. Mr.. Fowler, written 10
April last. in reply to questions propounded TO nH'
from which we extract the subjoined:
The donation law gives to each single man oss d
seventeen years of age three hundred and twenty sDI
10 all married men, six hundred and forty acs . "
land who will emigrate to this republic oy lnI
January, 1910; and they are required 70 .uo thew
years in Texas, at the expiration Of WHICH d. The
will get title fom government to he I H v.caut
emigrant can get any lands which nc CD" ""'
in the republic. - thew ma,
Emigrants can come nv land or water, as tnT{ ln~;
deem best and mosteasy, cheap and safe ue Il
penses cannot be estimated; experience 0hy o.s
the test; they will, however, much depend Oh '''
son Of the year.
1 III. cl;n,,e = warm and generally mild. IheS
nosnhere generally humid, near the Cult
The ,,ost suitable time for emIgratIng % texas
ansrre hssItb 4 late in the fall or early the VII
Co. ~. heath Of Texas is as good as ans pafah'
lst;,,,de m he continent In some parts Of the .
nnbn We would as readily risk our health Is ~ e.
tncky or Tennessee. Improved lands sell rom
Is so uer acre. Provisions all high.
We would distinctly impress it on the MINDS :,
who intend residing in Texas 10 bring bacon elo. -
Far one wear, and sufficient quantity q wearing ey ~
parel for two years. They win find this ITEM =
impOrtant. r.s can as
Emigrants to northern or eastern SO Az :, 4,
cend Red riyerto some point near the P,sco o,,r,lI
wish to settle Those who wish g se.ls = Honston
can come by water to Galveston, inencs ,o,d = m
Tho.e who 20 TO the western rarI: -" Ia = n
mouth ofthe Brazos, Veasco, Or mn,"s !" Ne A,
mouth ofthe Colorado. There arg lalius - -,
posed Of ii any part Of Texas, g a' tbe;y bovn
tho choice OF all who may WI" =
IN this new ard delightful couus's'