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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-09-12
YannE Arrhr.

THIS Yong und booted horss uiH stand las
u susuing srssau At tie SLOWING PAGES, tiz:
q ihe s,ahc Of Cos. lao. Kysss, Lawnass county,
keese Peikus', Lovnics recently. Bcntey d. A.
nod, okphbeha eosaiy. S;aikeyi8r. Oktbbeia
Counit end WA k .el 20 usfes % me reduced
rftef e hte eiars tte s.ug, ,ri', ten dollars he
>eseau, 81 hie, q da'ars 10 insure mare 10 6a..
Al Persons fNi ING ty tie iusvratce wia be he'd
ascounisbe er ne money. IF Tie mare sluud Be
Transferred bclore il s ascettaned whether she . IN
tg1l % mo- sHd ali wH he fssurcd 10 give their
note 81 llerxpiralon Of lbe srason, uhish vii com
msnse The Is. . SePien0cr and epd tie lsi ol No
| yvmber
Tins horse j. to la1 ugor, seven wears nhi, -i1isfa
l7nls high. o. a beautiful mahVgany bay eolorwlt
good symmetry and proportion.
! PEDIGREE
| Young Atchy was sired b. Sir Afchy who vas
/ sued by Cot Moore's Young SIR Atchv OF North
Caro,na, and ht wss srvd by Amys Old Archy OF
| Vagina, his dam was lady Cruk.ianks. She was
! sired BY Director, aud Director by Sir Archy, and
hrs arsnd dam by old Ga.b,on of South c arohua.
Those acquainted with the stud b,sk vii resd,ly
acknoWkdge the shove the best N record paruc-
ular fewl be taken, but Dot accountable fr acc
dents. JAMES SAMPLE.
4 August a1nd Isi0-7-tw
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WHO WILL VOTE FOR THEM.

7 General HARRISON. While Governor ef Indiana.
signed bill 20 deprive all lnenMho did rot own
FIFTY ACRES OF LAND, Or Freehold
worth 100 dollars from Young.
He signed bill to sell men into Slavery when
toopoorto pay Fines o. Costs, such as lawyers.
Shenfis' or Clerks Fees, when CONVICTED Of ao
assault and battery, driving over bridge at ias-
Ter rate ,bana walk, selling rum without llcense,
playing ienpins, &C.. II they escape from save-
~ 80 lqshes were 70 be given al The WHIP
PING POST.
lie voted ID tho Senate OF Ohio, for similar
lew, excepting, the whipping.
He voted Tor Imprisonment for debt
He was in fayeroft the Alien and Sedton Law
Administalion Of John Adams, and wore the
/ black cockade. I'll
| lie il the only American General Tint left The
field Of his couoifyn the pldst Of the war. -
| He abandoned the war in 1871
lie has always opposed Gen. jackson and
Democracy.
lie isthe only instance ola candidate asking
the people to.eect him. 70 the important office a
The Presidency sshle he refuses olet his opnon'
be known upon the grcat matter befoe tie coup
ny "a
Hejsths only candidate having Committee
Of keepers
He wds namnated by a host ofBansefs, Law
yers and Spectators -and tbe Corporniohs q
HE country are 70 elevate him, that be may aid
! Them in iheir wicked srhems.
John Tyler, WIG runs on the same ticket lo'
1 Vice President, yotedin Tie Virginia Convention
to deprive al mer except FIRE HOLDERS
from voting land also tha. The People should not
be permitted TO elect either their COY ERNOR
or SHERIFF.
1 The above il a"tue BILL" can Mississlppians
vote for such menl
Coop OsE.--Fhe following squih IS from
the Buffalo Republican:
+" II old Satan should lose his tail,where would
he GET a new one ~ Give itupl Why, he
would 20 to the log-cabin, where they rs-tal bad
spiTits.
fhe Baptist Meeting house at Llttietnn Ma-sa'
chasells, ha. been consumed by fire Picayure.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-09-12
NIarsllal's sale.

10y virtue Of The above specified wrlts TO me d.
ID rected irnn the honorable district courl OF The
Unted States for hc Northern District OF Misses
sppi, | will sci on Monday The 9lst day Of Seplcm-
Der, az tlc Cuurl House OF lowlilcs County the
following described property, 10 wi;
TIE south east quarter, aud east hall q south
west qcarer, section three, ~ tpgnslhp clg'-
teen, range eighteen west west hall north east
quarter, and north west quarter Of sectpn ten town'
ship eighteen, range eghceu west south west
quartcr and west hall south east qualter, sec
non Two, township eighteen south, rapge e'gh-
Teen west north half at the north east quarter sec
| ton lhEee, township ahicoa south; pnge tlIhteeo
west; south east quarter and $ CtI' hall east bail
ul south west quarter, uoth ia east hall norlh east
quarter east ball north west quarter section lgIlY
tour township seventeen south, range eighteen wesl
Also, eight acres and one pole on The tqHh END I"
east bali north west quarter section Two, TOWNSHIP
eighteen SOUTH range eighteen west, ueo, south bal
ol west half OF snuth west quarter section three
! township ciphle,n south Of range eighteen west
north cast quarter section niue, township eighlec
range eighteen west.
| Levied on AS lhe property Of sad defendants {
satisfy The above named Executions and al cost
ADOLPIltS g. WEIR.
Marshal A. Uia'tM
f. H. Anus, Deputy
Columbus, August l0-i-5N r ise slj 90
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-09-12
TrIlst SaIe.

10y yutue Of a deed Of ir'>t, executed by fT-
- dug Oakley 10 me, dated De sxic' nth day o
MAY ls4n and duy recorded % " Probate Clt'k :
office Of Okiibbela County and ior ne purposes
therein mentioned, the subscriber WIFI PF"cctd al
The dwelling .buuse Of him lIt sad FEEDING Oakley.
on Tuesday tie 9Th day olDerember next to setl
70 the hlglcsl bidder Of public auction, for cash.
lie following lands anl personal Propertyi 10 wi,
The south west quarter Of >ecio0 tweny-one. towns
ship nineteen norjt ofrange fourteen east also the
north east quarter Of secton twenty one township
nineteen, range aurieen east; also, one negro man
named Henry, together with the following goods and
chattles and stock 10 Wit hls entire stuck Of horses,
Supposed 10 consist Of twenty bead and cattle, sup.
posed 10 consist Of forty head one waggnn; his cn-
Ire stock Of hogs supposed 70 consist Of 90, mead
one set If Smith Tools, f"e feather Mods aud fur
nilnre, ms house bo4 and kl,rren furniture Acting
tosteefl Wi convey to the purchaser Or purcha-
sers su"ii tie A. syested N me
CHARLES T. MONTGOMERY Trustee.
lune 18th isi0--49- 2Gw prf.Si} 90.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-09-12
valuable Plantation for sale.

.+S1.a. | will sell on rcaSol able terms ny
X4RH plantation in NoSuhee county, situated
NY9S% between the Tomhgbcc and NDAuhee
- rivers ten miles from lhe Blgbcc, ana
ode from The Noxuhee, and lying directly ON The
road leading from Macon to Jamestowhand Hancsr
vile Alabama The tract contains $50 acres, about
$40 acres OF which is prairie and The whole OF II IS
the besl quality Of cotton ldud, being ct ych San-
dy sol. 'TheIe are about roo acres ~ a linc state
Of cultivation The Plantation IS well walcred by
a creeE running through H. end also has ON 7 lhree
springs Of Limestone water which run throughout
tbcycar; besides wei N lhe yard d as tine lree-
stone water as con be lonnd n the state There
are on tie premises tWn hue yonng orchards OF
cIroice FRUIT The buildings area comfortable dwell.
M house. negro cabins, corn CRIBS, cotton Gun
witt, screW &c. &C. This pace was formerly
owned hy Mr. Rldgewag ard is known by the
name Of the lsdgewaY lract Any one wishing 70
purehlse d gotten Plantation wond do wei "a ~.
anime lie premises For further particulars apply
10 the subscriber living in Macon, OF IN hs ahstrce
10 Mr. Rdgcway proprietor Of The Washington
Hall Macon, OF lo.Mr. G.. Hairless tour mules rom
Macon II. A. SPO0NER,
Macon, June CO, 1s39.-jl-t.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-09-12
Wanted.

A GOOD teacher, 10 take charge Of the musical
N depatiuen' al Tie AlSssSppi Frmae College.
None need apply unless ihey can come vel recon-
mcndtd For information apply to
A. MAER, President
Cnlnn.lnl. Anrmei ISL lsAn-1-M
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-09-12
state of MISSISSIPPI, Itawamba co

gnNliE honorable Probate cuuil Of said county
Il alta spceal.term of SAID court, holden al The
the court house in the town OF Fulton on Saturday
the Oh dsy Of June, 1910, the undersigned, Nancy
Smith aud Samuel W Smith, were by said court
duly appointed ADMINISTRATIVE and administrator OF
all aud singular the goods, chaltels ahd credits OF
Stephen " smith, deed late OF said county, aud
such ablained letters OF administration Of The date
aforesaid; nuw, therefore, all persons having claims
against the estate OF the SAID deceased, viii hereby
take notice to present the same duly authenticated
Tor allowance thin The time prescribed BY law, oI
they viii be forever barred all persons indebted e
sad estate are hereby requested 10 make payments
without delay 10 the undersigned.
NANCY SMITH, Admx.
SAMUEL W. SMITH, Admir-.
! Junels, 1870 2jl6 fPr ice 81 80
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-09-12
PEDIGREE
NOtiee.

A IL ptrsnns Indebted To Oliver Els by Book
N account are hereby hplifrd thai NC accounts
Of said Ellis, were BY Inn made over to ne as as
sieute lrr tie h,neGt Of Morgan McMofri-and ali
lhoSe indthled, are requested TO make immediate
settlement. cilhtr wifi me or jams + Bmdyne ESQ.
who is ny authorised agent al iurkvile Aa
JOHN J. FERNANDlS
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-09-12
Take Notice

A LII those indebted to tie undersigned ether y
n note or book account, for Tie years l-3H ? =
40 VIII do well to make paymem by the IN -
September All those who disregard lhs poHea
wifi be sued jndscrimnaeg.
. &. MCRACkEN &C9'
Colbcfi, Jolly Is, 1910. 3tj
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-09-12
Law Notice.

FORGE b. MORSE Atofney and Comse.
NJ Tor az law. Deka'b, KempcJ County Mss
August, $50, lslO-0.-3m
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-09-12
OBITUARY.

Departed lhls bl;, on Thursday eyepinr Tie -tih
inst. James BoNn, third son OF joe brown ~
Madison county Va Mr. Browa had Just entered
the Slst year Of his are, when be was seized VIII
Bilious remutent yelluw Fever, which terminated
his existence in u hours The deceased was a man
ofhnnur, ra,h and integrity, and had, by hiS cor
reel and maalv course of conduct, no, only eoncih-
a,ed lie favorable opiaien OF NIL who knew ham, oat
had glmcA her esteem aud friendship TIC rm'-
gated 40 the far wes,7 in 1854 leaving he'end
him la,herapi several hiollefs and ssiets Should
this Hast tribute og respect To his nlemory ever arrest
their attention we wish II 70 carry to hem inc as
suro,rc that every kindness and every attention
calculated To alleviate the Suuefings ol TIE dyll4
bed. we're ahandanlly bestowed, aud that although
h, hfcsthcd out hiScxistcnce far from The SCENES 81
his b1yhool, ana TIN embnce OF hl' relat'ves, fel
the warm tear of afr cl,unote friendship was abun
dandy ,ycpt hv numerous friends armand his dying
pllaW. few hours previous 20 lsdea'h heseeal
ed much concerned as 10 his prospects beyono ne
grave. but Shor, lime before he died am inform
ed by the clergyman who attended HIM, that h'
convinced resignation which demonstrated clearly
that lie enjoyed r,e cheering hope OF an eSIs'ene'
of felicity beyond this gloomy vale OF tears. y
memory Of the deceased will ever be londY cherish
] cd by tbs numerous friends here Communicated
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-09-12
Carriage and Horses at Auction

N7Ii,L be sold Iot cash al public auction on
w Monday the 7hdiyo September next
a gentocl light family carriage aud patr oil first
rae horses, gentle and well broke.
Columbus, Aug. 29h lsi0-S-2w.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-09-12
Division Order. No. 2.

The Colonel or senior oihcCr OF tach Rcg, VIII
issue orders to his Regt in conformity herewith and
according 10 law. Ii Col. J. Ii. Tracy, Dvis-
ION Inspector VIII, when present, act IS drll officer,
andt Maj, Gensral, VIII, through him, exercise
command
fht commissioned aud nun-trfhmissont4 officers
will at,end drll a, the paoe designs ,el Tor Review,
Zone 1ay pre vous 10 the rteew in al cases where Il
wil not'co 90 the sabbath, aud ID sHeh case Two
days preuous as the law dlrecis.
BY order OF Mar Gen.
K. II. GRANT,
w, u. CHAPMAN. Aid-de-Camp.
August 9TH, 1870 6.-l0w,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-09-12

fhe Baptist Meeting house at Lttletnn Na+sa
chusel,s, has been consumed by fre.-PicdgaHe'
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-09-12
PROSPECTUS OF
The Comet.

JuncIs. 1910. 256 lpr ice i 80
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1840-05-22

virtue of deed 0f trust executed 10
Subscriber 81 John w. Fuqna and
If M Wits bearing date The 9th day Of
1899. and duly recorded in the
GIe 4lIice 30 Xazoo county, on the 2nd
1a ag8f e39, n Book I, pages ass,
Sid $50 Cos ne purpose Of securing
certain lm 81 money therein specified, 10
I.lrmta ksafney, shalt proceed 70 sell on
NUadt tie oih day DC June, between tho
h8ufol Do and o'clock Of said day, on
lie premises, FOR cash, 10 he highest bid.
dey. lie property ID said deed, mentioned,
"a Wit. No lots OF parcels Of land situate
wing and being "a The town Of Yazoo City,
and marked and designated on the plat Of
said town IS numbers $50 and ISL, and
with all the appurienances IbereuntO be-
longing. Also. The following slaves, 20 wit:
Cynthia aged about % years, and her child
named Mary aged about 8 months Also,
the following household furniture, one sofa,
one GENRE table, one carpet, one dozen
chairs, one side board, one bureau, one
wardrobe, one breakfast, tea and dinner set,
one bed and bcdslead, one breakfast table
and one dining table. 81 50 much Of said
properly as shall BE sufficient 10 pay and
satisfy The three FIRST notes mentioned in
said deed in trust.
The lille 70 the abote property Is bolieV-
Cd 10 81 good, but acting as trustee will
convey 40 other title than is vested il. me
by Law.
N. I. HoFF, Trustee.
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III 10

tc ann0nnt
ne5I 8 S 81 randI oai 81 5Na9
~ ths Ien District, ior gre
1isa5an6 apecial election
7F 1
aDa
'fhe ono nd hotl
plea
y IS ihe eHe
te u
~ e 1880
afs 6orl1ed 10 annoane
~ gUskc andidaie ior SherI
special election % Sill thc vacancy Secession
"a 81 The res gnaiion p Bpiola
ne are authorized e announce Moss
q orr ESQ. candidate 20 eaerl si
the a election n All the 81 qeee
stoned 81 tls resis naton q E baiprq Egg
e authorised q anne ance NJ IS
LIA NEED candle State I've
he paeia election g ne acsn
q ocssirred 81 the deetn q Col ttFe Z
e authorised 81 nnQnntf
s1.s a fandidaI - once
tornY, tor the 1 aic'ai
b cs ,eompo "a h6 po0lle c1 ke,
0'm tto.
1Et anenr kob-
~ effh
oIiIce 81 District Altcf
ote l o1icia bsre cnp1 g.
cortI Altal|as Holmes ane
ferized % anrcNa NIof
M rcf ESQ AZ Benton ~ "a .t1l a|e
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1840-05-22
Yazoo Uily 'Flces Current

8 Fp.Es, greea
dried. Pr none
BhGciNG,
Scotchs
BALE RonE, ~
IsgINE,
EEF mess, ppI none
s. prime, DR
cargo,
B1coN, hams,
sides. s
shoulders
urrkH Goshen,
XesteEn
BEANS. white % none
CoFfEE Havana green
81. Domlngo
C10pEEs eperns
ALLOW noni 20
dipt
cHaEsE, 9o
zo oo 80 90
american i ND ~
Conn IA ae pasl b0
ek 90
n9sn D9
kEcUR. 4e
o g
so 0o
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1840-05-22

Ia smother column 6f lo-day's paper, viii
be found the proceedings Of the Satarfi
TfppecaBoe Club L affords US much plea
sure to lay such documents before or
ers, and e are sorry that We did not receive
tin time ioF cur lasl paper. We bad iii-
tended 70 give This Club a lengthy notice,
but sickness prevented Is from giving our
SataFtia friends tie praise they SO justly
merit for their glorious undertaking.
Send Is your proceeding regular, gentle
men, they shall always End place II The
Wing.
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#|ME1 .ANA-5 L-4
t N Cceniv, thers beinr
5
vacancy has occurred n
He SbcIiG. of lho COUNT
of lA gnal'on Of PAnrks
Ec.
eioie Nerc authorized and
eN0id au election AZ he different
EItein "a ia county "a Mondav 40
W @5 1d 50n d1rs "a Wgv
'et sheHa u SD ssid incance
a1ct haRian given ten days notice thereof
acCtlII 81 4H.
Given uAde uy band md sell, lhis lith
dis 50 Nay, 1910,
JOHN ] NICHE
RIcs'l 81. P.Y.C.
W virtue d We above stated wit shall
oocede Bold % election as thereby IA.
rsell |a Office 81 Sheriff 81 Yazoo
e1niy p1 ~ hereby appoint lhe following
en. gep ct lhe same, 70 wits
Benton Precinct.
James 'e Returning Officer. -lnspsc.
y arsham, John N. Sharp aid
Us plan.
AZ Yasoo Gig.
~ oackenboss. ESQ. Returning on.
insps lprs Stephen q. Mathews, III.
s. aolT and A III Morton.
Al Saiartia Boz.
n0cf George w. Woodbury., Returning
ofices Inspeciors; Doci Joel G.. Rice,
Ienlg Doagass and Dr.. G. D. Bonney.
" NeesmitL's Boz
S. AZ Gnihery, Returning Oficer.--Iu.
srsclop Young Berry, Lewis Endt and
AZ Diily's Boz.
Jhn n Gorne. ESD. Returning Officer.
bcciors SAINT Dilly, Philip H. Helde-
bnn nd Ral9eri Maiben.
Al BIZ BIack Boa.
y5ng Callahan, Returning Oficer.-In-
rnoo Berry Nay, Tapley Poster and
Hancan q Henderson.
rr8n under nY band. May lIth 1910.
JAS. BlLES, Coroner
Benton, May 4. 1910 45.-2i.
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A-r The Globe talks about defects inhe-
rent in the presens banking system. 2 viii
the Globe Of some other Van Buren, paper,
or Van Buren, man, for whom we will
make room inour own paper, please 70 point
out these defeess'' and suggest remedy
for them. What are those defects! Gentle-
men, come out. i you have any orthodoxy
upon the subject. come ont and tell Us what
the defects are.
ne can very readily cite you g he s'de-
fects in tie present ban king stem LEY
ere f..gaaments All e rotten
ness and ruin perva 6 ~ hole nass, and
iniu > and diff enlty BE ou IS
which produces gcies and re
think ihzt 81 here Is Es1lls
edy which mas Pre- But
want TO see ae<nowIedg-
ing the eners Bic party and vo.
ting viii s lis Jews Distinctly
Is to those defects nd su remedy.
WhoIessls eh igape disaons
g, swindling Hiss ans 81 PCT
cons in any eonnee S., ban S.
and an inVsIel oppesi ion anae ans
curnssancss. Is any nsti io tlls ae
under AMI system se o elee
we have heard s. from that 8aaIteI
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1840-05-22

Or Owing @ TIE indisp tion 0i two g
our joufney nen y Are CON ~ presenl
our readers DAY with half sheet. AKs
hope 10 DO better rex eek
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1840-05-22

From the present time IT. IN q NAME WILL.
BE ENTERED UPON 20 OR SUBSCRIPTION
BOOKS, UNLESS ffIE AA0UnE 7 OF ONE
YEARS DUES Is j AID m ADVAl
When Persons unncq uainted with our terms
shah desifl paper one number viii he zen.
thems and ns more until our terms pc complied
with.
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49, :.
~ -
gan g kes saNlaa8.. 81
edul.niss
We respectfully bspe fof i'll sal
ereeoIne lee oaf
Nom f s. A.Ss| S
4. -
srss ion n
throughout oa snlnins
Sic inloInalc !. Sc he
following con view q sllaII endl.
lIpn. aeeeIains g g safns neafss g laas-'
q Aai, aess anQ summary lsli 3sse
!, s .,l.s,ss. +. 800
been rscs.Ssd $50
10. 81 branches
No. Of banks, the
sal.s = 49,
81 ~. =. & - - el
No. 81 bFa,lehes 5 Is. 20
Wbo number banks
and bfanoass. ia orss
alton, $40 SOL
Capital aa u ~ K .5lS $50 s a.' W
Stocks, 10
sllhef @ osQ
n herb n t93 lsA
sssss o'lleE
So. -, ~. So
- - - 20
8 .,s,ls..,s s Tso oos IS. ms -
6en5s.e d Id ~
i 0lher lies So
nes prices g ilop
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1840-05-22

~ invite the attention Of our readers
to the letter Of Mr. r. AnnET. which will be4
found on the fEss page Of to-day' per.
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5t#
5000 81 ssAA
eftees lsss..' S.
some Qtnsk e4esAl.eAess e ~ Il
the penlssni's' .ssss
tended kllels Anlsls sn2zNs
ST every sas
Iaft g rem 3
Insns sHeH ~ saslse.. 'llas ss.ss 81.
lncre s|nse 1850 rom - =. :. ...sss, z
s9ai anatasls +A.ssa 8 'a.e's .as'a s. !,
z8s 80 50 aAa 80
gs' sseaass s1s ss....ls'sea Na.s. Z 49,
legss sae country asa lsesl-es pre- q one
ss $50 rs aa... 1 Z s.
.ena st .aa. 80 : 80 9ssn
49, sals gety 49, =
e E na.l..sss = sa.s o-''..s' 49, - q
'ses ess.s 3. 49, 49,. -
s7 ).
ss q + s
RVf FL R'.l1.ss -
's'osR 'As !,
S. ~.
49, ...sa 80
Eye. = s 81
sse ssse q sS''' ~.
ons ns'aasss a
81 sss =
3
z $3.50 49, 49, :,
oas1. g. g .'aAs 81. l'Aasss -
slas 49, = u 4 ).
s's4 49, -. ~. s. =.
e q -.
as ss'ses. - ''s7 - e sss.s'
1 .ls eenhs 81 So u ~
nays done eg a1alneasassi1 81 49, s ST.
asn. stl'l.'ehss ~ -.
gflsuss''fal, A1ahaep saa -
hsna Rs'P 'ssNs .ns 49, - -
hss & ~ 80
80 ssls & - 81 81 ....sss
nm e.ss 3 sss : ''s'.ss - :. :.
Eahf nss lssss
s.oee iakfRek ssss 3 - sa.' FL.
aas sa'Ssn R'ass 3 soAsss - i. - !.
f3rnessf IlqY1It
,fs,s $3.50 ..,,.. 1. s ~, s.
-. ~. 81, 49,, 80 .,,,s,.
ss e ~. q. !. .''' ~.
IS nsialsoas VII 7s sns e.ss nAa.loa aas.sa s.
Iot one hundred and SIX muir
Yes. rily here THE sESnET. z LEI
sthe aefscss ID the present banking sysEenl''
6s changed according r. the only change
which hey have ggested q limited Il, end
hich the whole party ere Sc slrenuousIj
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PATR1a NoBLE the governor ct soi't
Carolina died "a resiasne 81 AessFil
on the eth 81 April last