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The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1839-07-26

I
al state Legislature And whereas meetings
have already been convened iii parts
ofour states 1t which il connexlen with
the Office Of United States Senatqs compile
mentary resolutions were unanimously ad-
opted Recommending one ot the most des-
tinguished citizens of the South for that of
ice. And whereas this meeting entertain
ing the most exalted opinion Of the stirling
worth and transendent abilities Of that gem
ktleman do hereby unanemonsly.
Res0IDed, That, sEARGENT s. PREM
TISS is. the most suitable man that can be
selected from the wing ranks to succeed
Rob't !. Walker in the Senate of United
States.
Reaolped, That committee of FIVE be
appointed by the chair to communicate the
preference Of this meeting to Mr.. Prentiss
and 10 express the earnest wish of all pre-
sent that he may suffer his name to be used
for that Office, as this meeting verify be-
lievcs that the interests of the great, Wing
cause demand the aid of this powerful name :
Resotped, That inasmuch as this meeting
sincerely believes in the truth of the maxim
that in '.Union there Is Strength we do
hereby recommend to our fellow citizens
throughout the stale to hold public meetings,
and in the public way to express their pre-
ference for Mr. Prentiss for that Office, Sc
curing to- that cherished citizen Of Missis-
sippi the benefit of the united whlg strength
in the fall campaign.
ResolUed, That whilst we deprecate du-
plicity as we'll in politics as tosmorals, we
will use all honorable means to bring about
the election of Mr.. Prentiss to the United
States Senate. And whilst we will at the
same time, with our voices and our pens,
wage war of determination against the
Hcorruptions of the present. administration,
and unlike our wary opponents we will use
in that war no weapon but the Fright shield
of truth.
In accordance with the second resolution
the Chairman appointed the following named
gentleman committee Of correspondence.
viz: Jno. w. Fuqua, r. NJ. Corwine, M.
A. jenkins, F. F. Chew and J. ]. Hughes.
On motion of NJ. A. Jenkins Esq. the
Chairman was added to the committee.
On motion the proceedings of this NEE
ting be signed by the Chairman and secre,
tary and published in the Yazoo Banner and
the Yazoo City Wing.
On motion the meeting adjourned,
S. M. GRAYSON, Chr'n
B. G. o. LINDSAY. Sec'y.
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ANN UNCTATTONS.


We are authorized to announce PARHAd
BUtQ4sL, candidate for sheriff Of this county at
the next election.
mr. We are authorized to announce GEoRsE
CRoeKETT, as a candidate for re-electlon TO the
Office Of Probate Clerk at the next election.
e*We are authorised TO announce VIM
CENT GALLAWAV, as q candidate for sheriff OF
Yazoo county, at the next November cleo
ton,
*s*We are authorised to announce 9. D.
gYpRs. Esq.,. as candidate for the Office Of
Judge of Probates of Yazoo county.
ave are authorised to announce JAMES
r. CLARK, ESD, as candidate for the ONCE
Of Probate Judge Of Hazoo eountya e the
next election.
We are authorised q announce CaARLEs
&. MouvT, ESQ. as candidate tor the once q
Probate Judge Of this county at the ns1I elecsloB
We are authorised 70 announce IHeMAs
srApr. ESQ, as candidate for Clerk Of the 1ir-
cuit Court 81 Yazoo county, at the next election,
We arc authorised to announce JAMES y.
ExUM. ESQ. IS candidate for Sheriff Of Yazoo
county, at the ensuing election,
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aged to bespalteF Gen. Brown with the
most frlsome and extragagant praise. He
lauded him for his ssfeatless energy. his in
innate knowledge Of the sublime truths
containedin the doctrines of his political
sect,'' talked Of his triumph over Mr.. Hen
dren, said he was slilerally failed, driven,
to the wall and there left dangling like a
dried beetIe,' &c. &c.-We were perfect.
ly willing to letallthis vapour pass for what
It was worth, and we cared as little for what
he intended should be severe upon US, me-
rely giving It a passing notice at the time,
but we have since been induced to believe
that this letter was written by no less a per-
sonage than GENERAh A. G. BRowN, HIM
SELF! Now what do the freemen Of Mis-
sissippi think Of candidate for Congress,
who travels about the State making speech
es and writing letters landing himself?-
We merely ask for information.
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part Of Bulwef9 This conduct viii do almost
as much to elevate him IN the eyes of men
good and true, as bis extraordinary genius
has already done. How different from the
American Mr.. Willis, Who hesitated not to
retalile on Lady Bnlwer, woman though she
is, TO the utmost Of his power! And for
WHAT Fovsooth, because she condescended
to honor him with passing notice in her
work. COleridge said that in the face Of a
man Of genius, one might always discover
something .femaaiae- not efeminate. The
face is, We all know, more or less an index
to the character. And if the remark of
Coleridge may with equal truth be applied
TO the character, we should suppose that
Mr.. Willis, judging from his recent criticism
on Panlding, proves to some extent an ex
ception TO Coleridge'a remark-that his char
acteris essentially effeminate. and does not
possess much of the nobility and elevation
of spirit properly implied by and associated
with the word feminine. We deem Mr..
Willis man of fine fancy and cultivated
Ineffective do not feel so sure that he is
a man Of genias.
By the bye we perceive that Lady Bull
wer also cUndescends to notice the "Ken-
lucky Gazette" As our wing brother, Prem
tice of the Louisville Journal, is something
of poet as well as politician, we will fat
ter Prentice SO far as to suppose that her
allnsiom may have been intended for him
and his paper. Ifso, alas for poor Prentice
so little impression seems to have been made
on her mind, by whatever might have ap-
peared in the "Kentucky Gazette" as she
calls it, that Lady Bulwer seems to have
forgotten the name of both Prentice and
his Journal
If Lady Bulwer designed by her notice
of Willis and Prentice, to compliment the
United States, we must say, that, in conse-
quence of her selection of persons, she has
rendered her compliment at least, highly
equiUocal; if, indeed, she has not altogether
failed in her complimentary intention.
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In the Vicksburg Wing isnot mistaken in
the following article, we hesitate not TO say
that a certain Congressional Candidate has
levied heavy contribution upon the scorn
and ridicule of the voters Of Mississippi
and which We doubt not he viii in due
season receive.
GEN. A. 6. BRowE.-Our readers may
remember that some weeks since We pub
lished letter from Marion county, giving
some account of discussion which was had
there between Hon. John Henderson and
Gen. Blown. The letter was originally
pnblishsd IN the Southern Sun, and when
We transferred Il 70 our columns we accom-
panied Il with some remarks upon the man-
nerin which the great champion Of demos
cracy Is conducting the canvass. Some short
time after our remarks appeared, We dis
covered il the Free Trader long article
over lie signature d sDcmocrdt'' in
~hich he writer endeaVorsd TO be severe
upon "a. and 81 The course Of which he man
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ROR THE WING.

.ur. Editor;-In cleaning DIP room, few
days since, wherein no one had resided for
some time, the follow pathetic lines, poeti-
caIlY arranged, were fortunately discovered,
hidden where the enrap tured lover in
aFine phrsnz rolling,'
and maddened perhap " the distance which
interviewed between In and the object Of
his admiration, had carIesslS placed this ex-
traordinary production. Am not a fortu-
nate fellow, to have been instrumental in
snatching from utter Oblivion, such choice
specimen of American poetry. Had it not
been for me this gem. BIS literary curiosity
would never have seen the light, "Many a
GEM sc. But here follows the lines refer
red TO, and Join me, sir, in fattering this
talented poet not to keep from the world
other illusions, which no doubt he has in
his possession or If not, can soon produce.
RALPHO.
On yond 81 cliff she stands
With red rose in her hands
I wish was there;
Like feather she Frances
Like an angel she does dances
wish she was here.
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To the Public.

The rights Of editors and publishers of papers
ave been too long neglected. Justice will never
be done unless themselves assert their rights
and enforce the most rigid rules, which in the
end will be found alike saIutary tothe public and
beneficial to those engaged in the press. Pub
fishers of papers have been so long imposed upon
by the community at large, that they are consid-
cred to some extent a degraded class of beings,
when in fact there is no vocation in life honor
able, deserving of so high consideration; produce
tive of SO much good, class that exerts power
full an influence. 1t is known to be proverbial for
the debtors to newspaper publishers to consider
their demands as the last to be paid--debts to
which there is attacked no moral obligation, and
which they can refuse to pay with lusticesdnd
honor: hence, 1t is incumbent upon the conduc-
tors of the press to assert their own rights, and
resolve, seVerally and jointly, to bring all patrons
of newspapers under the same obligations that at
tach to other contracts, or always remain in pow
erty and want, with thousands due them from the
most solvent men in the country.
We call upon all editors and publishers of pa
pers who approve of the following rules, to endorse
them by their signatures -place them at the head
of their papers, and strictly adhere to them.
LIST. No subscription received without payment
In GdUGnce.
months.
Sd. Advance payment will be required from
all transient advertisers,
9TH. To announce no man for any Office; either
State or County, without the GdUGnee payment of
ten dollars.
: 5sh. Political circulars charged as ADVERTISE
ments and payment required in Advance.
9th. All advertisements of personal alterca-
ton will be charged double and payment requir-
ed IN adUGnce
7th. Election tickets will not be printed with
out order, nor delivered to any person without
payment.
9th. All subscribers, without respect to persons
who are delinquents on the first Of October, will
be stricken from the list, and their accounts put
in suit.
The above rules, we, the undersigned, pledge
JAMES A. STEVENS.
Editor and Proprietor Of the Yazoo City Wing.
S. FL. B. BLACK.
Editor Of the Natchez Courier.
BESANCaN & HALLIDAY.
Publishers of the Mississippi Free Trader.
JAMES HAGAN.
Editor ard Proprietor Of the Vicksburg Sentinel.
WIN. M. SMYTH,
Editor and Proprietor of the Grand Gulf Adv
a. B. & S. q. CORWINE,
Editors and Propsietors Of the Yazoo Banner.
GEORGE A. WILSON,
Editor g proprietor Of the Holiv-Springs Banner.
TAOMAS BROWN,
Editor Of the Rodney Telegraph.
]. M. DUFFIELD.
Editor OF Grand Gulf Wing
w. B. TEBO,
Editor Of the Favette "A dveTtiseT
NEED e NEWTON,
Publishers of the Southern Reporter.
BAKER q CURTIS.
Editors and Proprietors Of the Southern Argus.
M, MOWER.
Publisher az the Southern Sentinel.
AREA s.. CLARK.
Pnblishor 81 The PORT Gibson Corresponuent.
GEO. r. K1GER.
Editor Of Gallatin Star.
June 1889.
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RT0TICE Is hereby given, that Draft drawn
Sc the snbscriber upon join r. Gnaten1, sc
New-jrleans. il favor 81 join s4 stel. for the sum
81 eigRf hi,adrEd ard dollars ea3 tsiylg-
Ore eeas. dated lei September 1855 and due let
IanuaFg 1888, will not Sc paid hy me unless CON,
peIled 81 law. The consideration for which said
Draft was given having wholly failed.--Jnne lat,
80 ISAAC BARRETT.
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100 81 5000
TICKETS S2o-NO SHARES.

TICKETS S20-N0 SHARES.
The whole of the tickets. with their NUM-
bers, as also those containing the prizes, will
be examined and sealed by the commission
ers appointed under the act, previously 10
their being putinto the wheels. Ole wheel
viii contain the whole of the numbers, the
other willcontain the 600 prizes, aud the first
s;v hundred numbers that shall be drawn
out. will be euttled 70 such prize as may be
drawn Is its number, aad the fortunate ho.-
dars Of such prizes will have such property
transferred to them immsdiately after the
drawing, unincumbered and withoat any
deductions
Editors Of every paper in the y. States, in
the West Indies, in Canadas and oiher OF the
British Provinces are requested % insert the
above, as a standing advertisement, until the
6rst Of December next, and send theic ac-
counts to US, together with paper coltain--
ING the advertisements.
SYLVESTER & CO.,
l56, Broadway, n. II.
June l4, I839.-sl
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DIED.

MR.. j. A. STEVENS,
Dear Sir:
In your paper of the 10th, there is notice
signed tsJ. ]. Jackson & Co." in which all
persons are cautioned against trading for their
note to me for 5000 payable in produce, Gas
Is has been traded out to the fuil," the last as
sertion is a deliberate LIE--and as to
trading it Off had the disposition, incli-
nation or wish land those gentlemen know
have not) it could not be done in Missis-
sippi. Respectfully Yours &c,
]. r. CREEPY.
Pleasant Hill 22d. July 1899, 3-1w
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FWNaE undersigned viii Be absent from this
place for Two or three months, during which
time ell Watches ringa &C. lsls VITA us for re-
well, where the owners can ge Them.
WILSON q KLINE.
Yazo0 City, Juns X. 1889 ~ e
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n.nar, 1lIE

ID EN- AIEgi Nc III The Post Office, Yaz0o
~ City, Oh the list day 0f July 1899,
which If not taken out previous 70 the lst
day Of October, viii be forwarded TO the
General Post Office.
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THE PROsPECT.

The Philadelphia Inquirer furnishes the
following table, showing, as far as elections
have been held, complexion of the next, as
compared with the last, Congress. Let the
people alone and deceive them not with lies
and they will in due season work matters,
~;rbt
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RECONSIDERATION


So NE 20 5ub- Treasures, how do you
like the look etit9 All! these PEOPLE! How
unmanageable hey are getting! They seem
determined to lave their own way at last.
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ADJUSTMENT.

AMUSEME NI.
NVHE subscribers have put their TEN
II PIN ALLEY in complete repair, for
the accommodation and recreation of their
friends; the Alley viii always be ready for
company, and every attention paid them.
PARKER, JACKSON & co.
Yazoo City, July &c, 1889. 3-tf
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O1lChuAAplcd N1dIlllOtU CCueInc !
g ME following detail Of SCHEME OF
A LOTTERY, 10 be drawn IN Decem-
Der next, warrants us in declaring i TO be
unparalleled in the history Of Lotteries. Pri-
res 70 the amount have never before been Of
fered 70 the public. II is true there are ma
ny blanks, bat on the other hand, the ex-
tremely low charge Of $50 per Ticket, the
value and number Of the Capitals and the
revival Of the good old custom, Of warrant
ing tllatevery Prize shall be drawn and sold,
will, we are sure, give universal satisfaction,
and especially to the Six Hundred Prize Hol-
ders.
To those disposed to adventure, we re-.
commend early application being ma to us
for tickets when the Prizes are all sold,
blanks only remain--the first buyers have
the best chance. We, therefore, emphat
cally say, DELAY NOT but at once remit and
transmit TO It's your orders, which shall ale
ways receive our immediate attention, Let
tiers to be addressed, and application made
70 SYLVESTER & CO.,
156, Broadway, N. Y.
Gr0bserve the Number, 5000
soO,OoOg 100000 $4,000! PRIZES OF
eO,OOOI g PRIZES OF 15,O0OI!
PRIZES OF 1O,Ooo!I
Grand Real Estate g. Bank Stock
10 cry,
Of Property situated in the City Of New-
Orleans
The richest and most magnificent scheme,
ever presented to the public, in this or any
TICKETS ONLY $50.
Authorized by an Act of the Legislative As
sembly of Florida, and under the directions
of the Commissioners, acting under the same,
Ito be drawn at Jacksonville, Florida, De-
cember LIST, 1889.
SCHMIDT & HAMILTON,
Managers.
SYLVESTER & co.,
Sole Agents.
156 BroGda0ay, .Ne1O- York.
NO. COMBINATION NUMBERS !!
100, 900 Tickets, from No.
1 upwards, in Succession!
The Deeds of the property and the Stock,
transferred in Trust to the Commissioners.
appointed by the said Act Of the Legislature
of Florida, forthe security of the prize hold
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The Deeds of the property and the Stock,
transferred in Trust to the Commissioners.
appointed by the said Act of the Legislature
OF Florida, forthe security of the prize hold
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EXTRACT EEoH TnR
speech OF .sEr. Prcntiss,

az me tafe Basbeene a. AisStssippi.
"ltis irae that "a scversI Of the sl4le.
where election. have rectnly been hol-
den, the Wing. haze hist ground, vel
they are moi di.piriicI or defeated. Its
,fae hat one Wiag ~ the sresy has been
overcome 10 the battle. and has wavef
ell b,fore lhe tsrious asssnl, ~ The Zoe.
Y'q. Mis is NOT sifftaf-lhe bsuIe suII
raees-lhe cry is shN .onward," and
foot 10 lno,. and hill - hi;i, tlIe l.Isws
inr liberty are sill nobly dealt. LEI as
on 10 the rescue. The Wings 81 Mis-
sississiPpi c"ss.;:n,e > corpse du rfMroe
70 retrieve The last ground. and ruil bsek
the tide IF victory. As we hurry u Inc
battle. lrt Us rcmsmbrr ilai tiiscen mil.
Inns u cnnnirymen sre spectators t,f on
deeds. lie, "a rr,nembrr dial one single
saIdrr IN The cause 81 lbrry may pos.
scss Tie power Of deciding the fortunes
uf The DIV. ~ this state We have every
ising % rheer ~. Twice have we me,
our foes ~ piIch-ba!iIe, and twiee have
their mcrcenary baIIslIons recnlIcsl in,m
our charge. Were things the revcrse.
haWever--were we an unnrgan,zed and
feeble nlinarlIv,--iI woulI It'll be The
duty Of every man IL exefi himself. Un.
ION ami perseverance can accomplish a..
inundine r.uits.
Men whn struggle in the cause of JUS.
iice aud IL rain--who or. fighting Tor
The Liberty snd happiness 81 tllcif conn
iry--shnull never. never despair! Ills
tory at tis cheering cyidcnrrs Of Ii,e
magic Influence of pslriouc dsyniion aud
unslrepipg zeal. Oh tue psrl of weak aud
lisPifiled palri"t.. Atone period. whist
Bruce. The heroic ctieIiain uf Scuilsnl.
was struggling against The tyranny oI
England, his army was dispersed iii.
'esorrres cxhaus,ctl-.and Lis hopes III
success alm".t I"si in a series oi appall.
NC mislurue. With lew faithful fol.
barrs. the sad rcmnaiii ii nnce galIaa,
nd ehivairnn- ARMY. The leader ~ lir
'c"Is s"nsh' refuge. anal cnncealnrut irpn,
III rTsuns tIr, naH III Iillpidated she. !
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AccuMuLArIoN oF MANuRE

Manure is tie true source ef.ihe
eulmsaior' wealth. Every farmer should
tax his wits 10 The Utmost, with view 10
accumulation OF this article. lie can
never have 100 much Of Il, and must fail
iof the want ola con Fetent .npJiy. The
barn Of course, VIII yield is heaps IN dur
.proporiionio tlre ssaek Of csnle'and horses
Kept. Sheep. too. ysr,Ied iDvuinier. viii
make considerable. and this 0f an g xcrlIenr
qualify. But tile hog ysndis she pace
q, make il 10 any tpsifsble Gaautisies. Il
IS unrlll ONES Willie 20 keep I1i Of
swine. If fnr no oiber purpose ihan a.
manufacturers OF msnnre. The yard
should be on,a siifT suhsofl. tislting in The
centre. In j. Goored viii, Stone Or
plank. and has eo,ef. SO much The
better. a. lien neither The salts will 70
downward. nor the gases upgstd. The
whole strength viii he retained. Put
into this. through the whole vernsl season.
every liIng Of waste vegetable Jescrip-
iioa thai sou can rake and scrspe ioeeiher.
IS fast, TOO. ss Tie family makes soap
suds and disiIs wafer. in wi'Ir every qnsn
sfu. Lei none ofitg go elsewhsre. isis
an excellent plan "a coasuIl The road eide
or rich soil and low places for bpggy
sUbsianrrs. whirli hsee been washed
down from elevated grounds. Carr this
homo as so much gained. aud let your
hogs sa,prale II with uGBp. Every load
Of il will come ouI mex, spring so much
excellent manure. Go ont 100. half
dozen linss IN she course Of The summer.
wiii stout scyihe. add NOW down al
thistle. before they have blossomed OF
gone 10 seed--cuI up brakes al great rate
and I'll unnecessary bushes. Then take
yonr hay earn and load u7.r Hiring the
collection l,onse and pile il On outside the
ward. Every lille while throw . 10, Of
his over 70 the swine. lfyau occasion
ally scaliera liule oats IN The mass.
/ will 10 lie collection good By producing
fermentaljon. 4 crest many 10 IDS 81 the !
nosl valuable mamie aay be made every
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A SHORT AND TRUE STORY.

Dedicated tsiihoni prrmissiorl tathe exeiusiys
hard sanenry" folks. b. one who tells II
IS he sas IL.
Fn'r. ri The . bard currency" SCHOOL,
catch him iakinz any other money but
hard money. Nothing would he handle
has WHIST would. u lie said. Jingle on .
tombstone. !" Sam had been pretty for
Iunsts IN business: and when lie perind
snitci d, leave The souihern country.
and return nursh Cor TIE summer. he sold
"ui sni irreed I'll his remaining stock
IN trade inie hard dollars. and took his
passage. The iszi frw DAYS oni from
Moh..e our voyage was prosperous; sbL
many long argument uore away the
tine. On The relative secuniyeof e hard
Inarr," and .paper nancy" EzraTup-
per. one of nns passengers on board the
/" sUssr asd Ei.zs.'. was Sam iStan,On's
main rompeiitos. Ezrs had invested
lis earnings 10 g.nd bank drafts on the
Rarth. an.lsam would jeer Ezra pretty oE
ten sbeut he |" paper promises" This
. The rtulI. saTs Sam, !" than vii redeem
,is osn pnnisrs any swhese. No pro-
tests far mn payment HERE says Sam.
boiling % ape of bis bags OF dulIars,
wtigiIng Sc pounds !, least. and iumbling
u over "a he 4 M. that's the music
huzz rl,T Tam llsnlnn AID the Sub-'rrea
safy. aud slawasslth The Bank " We'll.
an We went. and Few lays hroaehi d.
r"aai The p.iai ri tie Floriiss. and b.
". and lnug ne Elaad ourselves 4 linle
senth \ -. Augustine, heajing nor,hwsrd
aud haiHrwards Tie weather up 10 the
iime lad been ~ u and amiAbie. add now
q began - lnsk snug anl sqnsI s; and
Captain efsxsll looked anxioas. and
some 81 lie Z. Old salts IN basr,l began
sirafPing raFerar down over their bats
and around their pea Jarkris: and tIlines
assured "comiHg trouble. All thar
n'g'n ,he sind increased, and the Susan
: saa f.lisa Ealiei 4bsai ike iillle bpv
ss'h s'amaeh-srlic in green apple time
The next morning she had nut canvass
cnsngh On her 10 cover . tpnt pole. aad
i'lc sind ~hisilel lhrangh the rigging,
and me SAT- water .rlAshed mp over "
es y they didn'esre q Tor Sam stanion.
Ezfs IaPPer. The Srsaa and Eliza. nar,
any ns'ng else, no:e'en The bags Il dollar.
or ihe Dluk drafts.
Presently there cane real smasb
ing sea iaintiing along. and by ,he
l'pe CAPTAIN Cr"&e.i called Gu. . hold
o., snash 4 cane On board az as. and
swept psft lse cook house. and the moor
- ~ y snd The hen.cosps ami sIi he
chirksn< n them. AMI seI H.. PIGS adrin.
spl,s end hfakr Tie rud,ier frn,n IL hans.
ings. Taad III, rs il rsiter pirkke--ffor
~ q IS ~-tr s.lsked will salt va,rr.)
A na1uea, Air I'D We Mtre told Id