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The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1840-06-12
Public EReeting.

AT 8 large and respectable meeting Of the
citizens Of Yazoo county, convened at The
Court House in the town Of Benton, %
Monday last, for the purpose Of making suit
able arrangements 70 celebrate the FOURTH
DAY or July, on motion, Major JOHN y.
MTcHIE was called to the Chair and SAMUEL
Is. CoRwINE appointed Secretary. Tie OBJ
iect of the the meeting being explained N .
brief and eloquent manner By Ihos Z. slade,
Esq. Mir. +. Il. Grayson offered the following
resolution.
Resolred, That a subscription list be
handed round to the citizens OF this county,
10 raise fund 10 defray the expenses Of q
public barbecue on the 4thday of July next,
and that d committee Of six be appointed BY
the chair to make contract with some one
to superintend the same, and for the purpose
lofoblainng subscribers thereto.
Mr.. Il. p Slade, then offered the follow
ling, which was carried without dissenting
voice.
ResoIred, That a committee Of five be ap.
lpointed TO draft suitable toats for the 4lh Of
July next.
On motion Of Mr.. r. NJ. Corwine the fol-
flowing resolution was adopted.
ReSolped, That committee Of arrange
ments often be appointed TO make seiec-
ilion Of place suitable, near the Town o.
Benton. for the purpose OF celebrating the
4th, and that an invitation be extended 70
all persons who may be disposed 70 attend.
The following resolutions were offered by
Mr.. t. p. Slade, and unanimously adopted.
ResOlped, That some gentleman be re-
Iqnested, to deliver an Grafton on the 4th day
OF July next in commemoration Of tour
National independence
ReaoEred, That no ardent spirits, be intro
lduced on the celebration of the 4tl day d
July next.
In accordance with the first resolution tbs
following gentlemen were appointed 70 car
Iry out lie object of the resolution. i. Z
.lSlade. Z. A. Lewis, r. I. Jennings, Z. I
Grayson, DR.. @. Orerlon, and Rev ]. W
Pufvis.
The following gentlemen were appointed
draft toasts suitable for the occasion, IN &C
lcordance with the second resolution, II. Z
lSlade, DR.. E. S. Mc1ehee, b. A. Lewis, 4
M. Cofwine, NJ. A. jenkins and on nlotIol
1.-THE chair was added to the Committee.
The chair then appointed the following
lqentlemen as Committee arrangements Il
laccordance with the 3rd resolution, r. NJ
Corwine, M. A. jenkins, R. H. Cage, r. "
IQuackenboss, r. e. Keys, DR. Woodbury.
VIM. Picket, r. S. G. Perkins, and W. Il
Kempton.
i Under the fourth resolution, r. T. GRAY
IsoN, Esq, was selected as the Orator Of tn
!. Iday.
+ w. r. Miles, Esq, was requested to reai
the Declaration Of independence.
i On motion, the proceedings of this meet
ling be published in Yazoo Bannerand Hazo
City Wig.
On motion the meeting adjourned.
JOHN. NICHE, Chai'mn.
. lSaMsn T.. CnpwTNr Seesfv
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r0R IHB WIG
Happy matches are made IN lleayen.

ssfIappv matches are made in Heaven
On lie enpyreum Of Heaven stands 81
Angel. accredited By The Host High, with she
holy Office Of hyneneal arbiter. Man n his
passions and influences Is earthly- woman,
snowy flake from heaven! The Angel
stoops, and from The earth plucks shrub
and at the same time culls from the biglil
garden 81 paradise, aowert this flower i
woman. The shrub and flower are cast forth
together and made to find their way e Chg
earth; widely separated perhaps, BIZ con.
dieting winds and storms, but a. last, after
the wandeings Of many days, they find
each other, and know BY some mysterious
influence, that they were made TO grow and
bloom together The shrub firmly % take
root again, and the flower to adorn, 70 beau
.ify and bless il. Il.
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The RoundarV.

The Nashville Wing says, that il was
rumoured IN Philadelphia on the 25ih q
April, that messenger had arrived from
France with an offer from Louis PHILIPPE TO
mediate between the United States and
Great Britain, in the adjustment Of the
Maine Boundary question
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fOR Sale.

For Mississippi Union Bank Money.
H WILL. sell the following described property
in Yazoo City, to wit.--Lot No. 2, on which
acre IS two story frame building now occupied
Dv Thomas 81 Bell. Lot Mol, on which there Is
warehouse nov occupied BY r. HI Randolph.
lot No 4Ug, on which there il . dwelling house.
Lot No. 5, on the corner Of Main and kunnells
streets. good business stand. Part 81 lot No. z,
III which there is a store house, now occupied BY
myself. EDWARD u COURTNEY.
June s. 1870. 48-6t
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THAT Too cabIn.

The wings Of Jackson have built huge
Log Cabin, in which, TO discuss the afairs
Of the Nation, more particularly the down
fall Of Martin and the uprising Of the peo-
pless candidate.
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TinnecanOe club.

We would respectfully remind the mem-
bers of the Yazoo City Tippecanoe Club,
that meeting of the Club will take place
tomorrow afternood. at two o'clock, at the
Phoenix House. Punctual attendance is re-
quested, as there is much important busi-
ness 10 be done.
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why sleeps the sub-Treasury BiIll


Congress has been in session nearly six
months up TO our last advices, and the Sub
Treasury Bill is neither passed nor attempts
ed to be acted upon. This is the faVorite
measure of Mr.. Van Buren,. A Thousand
and one times it has been asserted that this
measure would prove the great Panecea
ssfor all the woes we feel''-the government
could not get along without the Sub-Trea-
sury-the people could not get along With
out the Sub-Treasury--the banks would
ruin the country unless the Sub-Treasury
was Immediately passed. Loud and long
has it been declared that "the dear people"
would soon be ruined unless the Sub Trea-
sury was brought TO their relief. Labourers
would get 'ssoney'' for their wages-specie
would not circulate freely-gold would not
flow up the Mississippi--in word the coun-
try would be borne down with embarrassment
and the people would continue in distress
until the great naeasure-,he thrice recon-
mepded by Van Buren, land the thrice re.
iected by the people) would come to the re.
lief of the country, the people and the trea-
sury. Then the public monies would be
safe and then all the ills and evils Of cur
rency would be cured, every man woulC
have plenty of money, and it would bt
money. And then the people would BE-
again .sprosperous and happy
Has this not been the Van Buren, chorus
to every Van Buren, songi Are these no
the arguments with which the people havi
been luredP And is It moi the theme 9
the argument that, in a very great degree
has sustained the administrations Wer
these not the expectations Of such 9
the people as put their trust in Il
party? The wings, il is true, have ha
the hardihOOd 10 deny all this and even
charge the sub-Treasuryitcs with insince
rity in their declarations. Still the decli
rations have been made, and all their fa
tering expectations have been hung OUT b
fore the people.
Well, have they tried to bring this gFei
public blessing upon the countrya ~
Sub. Treasury Bill passed the Senate mont
ago, and now sleeps upon tie table Of q
House. They have The majority q pass Il
they have been ineited 70 bring i up Al
act,upon il, but they DO not choose TO
il. There it still lies, and there perhaps
will lie until tae close Of the session. "
this delayg Why sleeps the Sub reasu
Bill-can any Of che party answeF--'O
sleeps tie Sab n easary Billa Why Is
the great official remedy apPlieda Are
the people down deep enoughin pecunli
difficulty to require aid The Subtle
sury is The great eure-all why are its bel
fits kept from the people2 Was eversu
Implicitly and falsehood palmed upoa p
pie before9
o. The Nississippian says that plrgl
has gone for the wings This time but will
E,S va R.Sree, =, a. r. E1MokG1a
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Fourth OF July.

An adjourned meeting Of the citizens will
be held at the Phoenix House, on tomorrow
evening, at FIVE o'clock. to take into con-
sideIation preparatory measures for the cele-
bration of the approaching Anniversary o.
Anne lean Independence. Punctual atter-
5.r.o ;s raonested
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DISSOLUTION.

yWyIE Co-partnership heretofore existing
between T. d. q III. LEAyEL, was dis
solved on The 9th ult. BY mutual consent.
All those having claims against SAID firm will
present them to TT. Leavel for payment, and
hose owing said firm Of that ot 4. i. Leasel
u Co, win please come forward and make
payment to II. Leavel.
5 +. T. LEAYEL.,
III. LEAYIeL.
Yazoo City, May ID, 1910. 42-ot.
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The water.

The overflow Of the Mississippi has done
much damage 10 the crops on its bottoms.
Above Naichez the wafer IS higher than i
has been since 20 and particularly above
Vicksbnrg. Below Natchez the damage viii
not be So great.
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e.Tha Robber,s Relurn. ),

William NJ. Price, Esquire, the junior
partner of ..swartwout s. Price, has re-
turned from France to The United States
with his family and taken place in Broad-
way, New York, as bis present residence. -
He alledges that the United States owes
him small balance instead Of his being in
debted TO the government, and BY way OF
show Of. the District Attorney. at N. York,
has caused him 10 be held to bail in the sum
of So, 900. The Sub Treasury gentry very
readily came forward and furnished the
bonds for the sum reqnited. Well, gentle
men, well see how you win conclude the
farce.
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On one page 81 hs Brandon lals gen.
cer, Ws counted lslelss eopled from
the n q Picay0ne Ratsg inst have The
Pics form sent pp end you canc The
whole papar with less trouble
YAK BpRnN Loo GABIAIs Some ST the
Van Buren, folks are Hying e make ont that
MI. Van Barren once lived il ! log cabin
Gentlemen, X. 4.
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sUTE have formed a Co-Paftneship IN the
Mercantile business 70 30 conducted
in the name and style Of ]. 8. q III. LEavEIe
We have now on hand very large Stock oil
Spring and Summer Goods,
lately purchased III the Northern Market,
which We viii sell very low for cash. We
earnestly invite those coming 70 town %
give us a cali before buying elsewhere, and
we aatier ourselves we can please them
both as to the price and quality Of our goods.
JAMES S LEAYELs
II. LEANEl
Yazoo City, May / /, $780, 4o-0t
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- anRsf,RIRERs.

From the present time 07-NO NAME VIII, WILL
R0oRs TTNI.F THE AMOUNT OF ONE
YEARS DUES is PAID IN ADVANCED
When persons unacquainted with our terms
shall desire our paper, one number viii be sent
them. and no more until our terms be complied
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o. The wings Of Nox1bee county were
TO have held meeting 1t their Court House
on The 23d ult. ior their better organization.
The cause is onward.
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PoR TaE ~.
ID Lore wlth sorrow sleep.

kDh The WIZ
Let Love with Sorrow sleep.
s A thing Of beauty Is Joy
Forever sung poor Keats,
Yet Ills Joy, mix'd with alloy,
Unless loves smile il meetss--
Then lady pray, come not this way,
For Love with Sorrow sleeps;
II Beauty bends On him ray
He wakes, but waking weeps
Within the breast doth Sorrow breed
A melancholy brood,
Whose famished forms forever feed,
On all that's pure and good
Then Lady dear, come not 50 near,
Let Love with sorrow sleep,
Unless you come with PHYS tear,
Oh, then he'll cease TO weep!
*B*.
Yazoo City, June 10Th, Is 0.
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or some of the leading and most inilu-
entail men in Mississippi formerly Of the
Van Buren, party, have left them and joined
the people. Amongst others. VIC notice
Judge WALKER, Of Wilkinson, formerly the
strong pillar of the party in the lower end
of the State. The Judge denounces the
party, its conceptions, follies and sel6shness
in a manner that does him honor. We speak
advisedIy.
James a. Girault, Esq. Receiver Of public
monies at Chochuma, We also understand
has left the party in disgust. Girault wa.
too honest.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1840-06-12

Gen. DUR GREEN hos commenced the
publication Of be .Puor, new HaFrison
paper as Baltimore Calhoun, look outg
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Ftvn HUNDRED vorns have been gained
% tie good whig cause il Mobile within
the year Immediately preceding the late
election. The FIRST Uhig Mayor IS just
elected.
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June 10. leI
NOTICE.

nN the fourth Monday Of July next, I
~ will, as Administrator of the estate OF
John Ii. Bright, decd, make an intcrtoctory
settlement Of said estate with the Probate
5ourt Of Yazoo county, and surrendhr my
letters w DQhSE Z Adnl. &.
Yazoo City. June 70, 1910. 49-6t.
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NATcHEz We learn that the enterpriz-
ing citizens of this Inflated city, have already
rebuilt their shattered walls and broken
down edifices, to an extent almost incredi.
BILE Already the place begins 10 look like
Natehez again.
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another log cabin.

The wings Of New-Jersey have had a
rasin at Trenton. They have built Log
Cabin for the use of the State Convention
which assembled at that place on the sth
ult., which covers something less Than an
acre.
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or IN Franklin county, Pa, l64 names
are signed to the call for > meeting Of whig
young men.
The Tippecanoe Clubof Chilicothe, Ohio,
numbers more members than the wing ticket
received at that place the last election.
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l021.66

All in township 10, range /, west, in Yazoo
county, and together makes the plantation
on which said J. B. Pease resided at the
dates of said deeds trust. Also, all ihe
right, title and interest Of the said John ,.
Pease, in aud 10 4 certain contract Cor the
purchase Ola certain tract ofland adjoining
the farm aforesaid, made with William
Gaitty as attorney in fact of William Ferri-
day and Henry L. Bennett and Others, con
tanning four hundred and thirty-seyen $500
acres which contract il dated Ociobet 9th,
1896, and is recorded in the clerks ofice of
Yazoo Probate Court.
Said sale IS made to pay Tic sum of
twenty-six thousand tive hundred and eight
$500 dollars now due and unpaid, Of the
notes mentioned in said deeds oftrusi
Such title will be conveyed 70 the pur-
chaser as is vested in me By said deeds Of
trust and none other.
ELI MONTGOMERY, Trustee.
Nav %, 1910. 46-5t
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TAX COLTECTOR'S SAFE.

BIZ Virtue Of authority vested IN me as As-
sesser and Collector Of taxes for Yazoo cogin-
", / viii expose 70 public sale, 81 lie court
house door iii the town OF Benton, Oh lon-
day the Sd day Of August 1910, FOR cash, Is
The highest bidder, the following property,
TO wits--I1ot No 26T, assessed as Che prop
erty ofJames Warren, also lot I89, osse
as the property Of Rogers & Drake Iheabov4
named properly lying and being in TIC cor-
porate limits 81 Yazoo City, Formerly Mans
chester, as laid down on the map Of said
town, IS levied on % pay The taxes 0f the
shove named persons due for The year 1880
s. Il. JAMES, "A. e. g.
January u, 1910, tPr'a fee S23) 3O-22
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JoHN M. Mrs, Of Connecticut, has been
appointed 81 the President with the consent
Of the Senate, Post Master General Of the
United States, Uice Amos Kendall resigned.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1840-06-12

&C. CAMBRELENG, of New York, has been
appointed BY The President, with the con-
sent Of the Senate, Minister PlenipOten-
tiary 10 the Court Of st. Petersburgh.
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Fbe Tories say Gen. Harrison II q
coirard, and history shows that lie Is brave
and successful General Ii The wings
should make the same charge against Gen
eTal Van Bafen, would history disprove ils
noapille Register
Yes. fo he history 81 oco<iocoism VIII
sdisproVe any thing that IS true. and which
does not favor lie 0 ice holders and the pub
liz money holders.
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~ IOl, a11 30
Actual Daily expenses Of President Kan
Rnrg,,ss Government.

The following table, carefully formed
from the government books at Washington,
10y correspondent Of the Buffalo Advocate,
shows the amount Of expenses Of the adj
miaistratiUns Of John g. Adams, Andrew
Jackson, and Martin Van Buren,; BY which
person can see aud know the increased
and extravanant expenditures of President
Van Bnren's government, over and above
that Of i q. Adams. BY their deeds ye
shall know them, Z and BY their promises ye
must Judge them ID regald 70 Retrenchmeni.
Reform and Economy:
Expenses Of tie United States Government
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West half, southeast quarter, sec
ton IL, containing 1929
North half, east hall, southwest
quarter, and south half, west halt,
northeast quarter, Section 20, e0;U3
East half, north esi quarter, and
south half, west half, northeast
quarter, section III, 1872
South half west halE southwest
quarter, section Is; 1917
South half, east half, southeast
quarter, section is, 10
East half, southwest quarter, sec
ton III, 1925
North half, west half northwest
quarter, section 81, 1905
South half, east half northeast
quarter, section 20, 4O,0l
North half; northeast quarter, sec
tiUn 90, 60,03
FL H. 9'''' -0p = = = 1858
East half, northwest quarter sec
ton 90; S0,03
Southwest qdarter, section l6, loo,
West half, southwest quartsB Sec
ton 10, so,
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A7IVTENTION FUSILIE8S.
NOFlCE.

~ y > TIT 2
y Thomas j. Daniels, decd, are request
ed 10 make immediate payment; and those
having claims against the same, are requests
81 10 present them duly authenticated within
the time prescribed by law or they viii be
forever 5arred,
in right Of his wife.
June IL. f840. 49-6t.
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vIaie ELECTORAL Ticket.

SERGEANT IS. PRENTISS, Of Vicksburgs
THOMAS J. WORD, of Pontotoe,
HENRY DICKERSON, of Lowndes,
II ZONES STEWARD, Of Amite
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~ Tue aboVe scleduIa & vii De pefcelV-
led, that the daily expenses Of Martin Van
Buren, government exceed those Of John
60. Adams, the enormous sum Of 81 ,251-
ID, ~ The present. Administrations expenses
per year, are S24 .5l0, 1883 more Than
those d John g. Adams per year Fur
lthermoFe, every minute that takes i fight.
adds rs 63 more % our expenses y its did
under ALr Adams; and every second Of time,
IN 10 cents more. About all the minis IN
The world viii soon be required 40 coin spe-
Gle currency sufficient @ grease the wheels
lofour Locotoco Government; and where, in
the name Of common sense, viii be found
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.|| .A&4a t-AlAa II AtN|A .4N| n
y virtue 81 decd 81 Trust executed
John Il Peaes bearing date op
10Th da5 81 March, 1886, b secure dcbt
die IS Ballard, Franklin s. 90, which ICED
Is duly fecofdel y iiic Office oi the Pre- re
Court 81 taz0o cOunly, ID book B. PAGES
407 10 Sol and also deed of trust cxccn-
ted by. ibe same, g secure thc Same debt,
dated the 1lih day Of April 1897 tecoId
cd is tic same Office book 7age 223i 40
900. viii, Il pursuance Of llo authority
vested rs RE as trustee, expose % sale 10
lie highest bidder ior cash, on ihe plania
,ion vi ne said John 3 Peaso % rhiclf he
resided 1t The datc Of said irst deed Of
trust, on the
Si.gtb dan b July Neri
and continue from day 10 day Until such
sale Is completed, the whole property, real
and personal, described and conveyed il
said deeds Of trust, Of 50 much thereof as
will be sufficient TO pay the balance now due
10 said Ballard, Franklin & Co., to wit: tho
SL4YES.
David whitley aged about 50 yoars, Gilbert
Reed aged about 80 years, Perry Oliver
about % years, Anderson about - years,
Cairo about % years, Ebenezer Crombs
about % wears, Reuben about 40 years,
Sam about ! a years, James about ~ years,
Charles Chase about IA years, Fielding
about Is years, Edmund about IL years,
Elexas Matthews about IA years, George
johnson about 10 years, Matilda Johnson
aboat2 % years, Casey Harder about 20 years,
Caroline Tolson about 90 years, Suckcy
Chapman about II years, Emily Crombs
about is years, Jano Cole about Is years,
Sarah Cole about IS years, Harriet Smith
about IL years, Ellen Rogers about Is years,
Eliza Oliver about years, Fanny ClVcr
about 81 years, Phillis about Is years, Ann
Eliza about Is years, Griffin Hinson about
% years, Bob about IL years, Black Henry
about % years, Sal about % years, Sam
about "a years, Thorn about Is years, Isit-
lie Sam about Is years, Henry about II
years, Reuben aged IL years, Esper George
| 10 years, Enos years, Old William 50
years. John 90 years, Simeon % years.
James 30 years, Big Edmund q years, New
Henry aged is years, Prince l6 years, Ben
40 years, Juber 90 years, Nancy 20 years,
Mary q years, Fanny 10 years, Accy Moore
90 years. Susan IS years, Mary Stewart "a
years, Little HARRIET IS years, Hannah
Burns "a years, Black Hannah % years.
Dinah % years, Old Suckey 40 years, RAJ
lchael 10 years, Old Mary 40 years, Milley
90 years, and Big William aged % years,
Elizabeth johnson aged 8 years, being the
names and ages stated in said deeds Of
trust. Also, the following
4 TRACTS OF LAND-VIZs
l 40.
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FOR PRESIDENT OF THE u. STATES,
Gen. VVHF. H. HARRISON.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
JOHN TYLER, of Virginia.
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Upion Of the whigs--fOr the sake of the
Union.-WIsE.
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4klpaes tae nurse lNeziou Etftsi
ish lines with him. 50 lar ahead Of llie rest,
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he names of al the voters n. @ Bee.
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VAXOO CITY .
Friday, june 1a, 1910,

gsAs sTgWgNe5 ED8T@Rs
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! q. Adams. a. Jackson Van Bure

Z. u AudHlss a. J acKs0Ils an DUI5Il
years. years. years.
III, $50, sol ,862 90 as, 792, IS 90 ,06,603 90
Yer, u, 60, 465 so 224 0gI So "a, ,654 So
Day, 1850 81 1920 o. I0l,74l 81
Hour, 40 Is 1000 s. 4,339 %
Minute, s402 3467 10 IS
Seconds 40 So Ia
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The PRESIDENT AND STANDING Army
OF all tie pittiful efforts which have OF late
been made to arouse the jealousy oil the peo-
pie, who should be eyer watchful OF their
public officers, none is so contemplate as
that of the sickly and sentimental patriots,
who have deserted such alarming dangers
in the plan OF The Secretary of War for the
organization of The militia.