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Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-10-30
NkarShaE'S sale.
MarsaIlles 81 Martin,

~
Thos. RollIngs & sure,ies.
In The United States Circmt Court, for The
Southern District of Mississippi TO No
renaber term, 1871.
EsksY virtue Of the above stated case
Ia Id to me directed, from the Honora-
Ole United States Circuit Court, for the
Soulhetn Dis.rIc, Of Mississippi, l will
expose 10 public sale for cash, (wilhin the
hours prescribed by law, in front of the
Court House door Of Holmes county, 10
the town of Lexington, on the
FIRST Monday of November merit,
all the right, tile, interest and clam, the
said defendant may have in and 10 the
following described properly, TO witt
Two lots in the town OF Lexington, each
fronting sta feet on the public square and
running back III, upon which Store
house stands, two stories high.
ALSO the following described tract or
parcel OF land, to wit:-the north halt Of
lot No. IA, ia section IL, township ID,
norlh Of ranges east, containing 40 acres
more or ess--all IN the county OF Holmes.
Levied on as the property of Jackson
G. RolIiogs, and will be sold to satisfy
the plaintiffs debt and costs.
ANDERSON MILLER.
Marshal Of Southern District,
BY t. L. Arnold, Dep'y,
Sent Q5 46-tds. pr. fee SI4
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-10-30
For the House of Representatives
OHIO W. BEALL
II En- RY FIELD.
FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY.

FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
NNE are authorized to announce JOSEPH
w M. CARDOZO, Esq, as a candidate
Tor District Attorney, of the Tenth Judicial Dis
lrIct, at the November election. prf(dl0)
FOR CIRCUIT CLERK.
MMTE are authorized 10 announce JOSEPH
w WALTON, as a candidate for CLERK Of
the Circuit Court, at the November election. rs.
WY e are authorized to announce SAMUEL
,WA STAMPS, as candidate for Clerk of
'he circuit Court (d5)
HEENRY MORTON i. a candidate 70,
II I'll Clerk Of the Circuit Court of Holmes co.
(5$)
FOR COUNTY TREASURER.
My L are authorized to announe MICAJAn
WN WADE, as a candidate for County
Treasurer. (d5N
NNE are authorized to announce ALFRED
wv LOMAX, as candidate for County
treasured pr. (. (d5.)
WN b are authorised TO announce VIM M.
w SWAMI, rs a candidate for County
treasurer, at the next November Election. 1859
FOR COLLECTOR.
~ y are authorized 10 announce BEVER-
w LY d. SCOTT, as a candidate for
Tax Collector, at the November election.
MNILLIAM C. ADAMS is a candidate
Wv for Tax Collector, at the general cleo.
ton in November. prf.S5
VEVE are authorised TO announce Ii. D,
MM GREY as a candidate for Collector, at
the November election. pr. e. (SJ.}
NAYE are authorized to annsunce W N. r.
MW LAND as candidate for Collector of
Taxes al the ensuing November election.
July 10. rs
TEVllOMAS II. ALLEN, Isl candidate for
"a. Tax Collector, of Holmes county, at tho
ensuing election. (S5.
g. AMUEL TRULY, is a candidate for Tax
80 Collector, al the Noyembe, election.
HrOHN W. WILSON, is candidate for Tax
~ Collector at the November election.
FOR ASSESSOR.
NETE are authorised 10 announce JAMES
Wv HANNAH rs candidate for Assessor
of Taxes for Holmes County at the next Novem
her Election. (*S5)
EOHN WILSON is a candidate FOR Assessor
o. ofTaxes. for Holmes county, at tie ensuing
November election. cd5)
c. Rayner is a candidate for
MI Assessor Of Holmes county, at the Novcm-
er election. ($5)
FOR RANGER.
NMYE are authorized to announce JOHN
WW BELL, as a candidate for Ranger at
the November election, (S5O
FOR BOARD OF POLICE.
Mr. Enron = Please announce GALES WoR-
LEY, as candidate for Member Of the Board Of
Police, for Tchua Beat, by so doing you will
oblge, Many IchGia Voters.
September 25, pr. fee So,
NMyE are authorised to announce WILEY
WW GRIMSTED as a candidate for the
Board of Police of Holmes county.
MMYe are authorised to announce JOSEPH
WA J. HARRIS, as a candidate for Board
Of Police for Rayners Beat at the Nov. election.
WYE are authorised to announce WILEY Y.
wv GRIMS TEAD as u candidate for Board
of Police for Rayner's Beat
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-10-30
GRO. CROCKETT.
COLLECTOR'S SALE.

IN ~ sell to the highest bidder for
= oeIor' the Court House door in
u Lexington, Holmes county,
pp'' on the 9TH Monday, the 25lh
Il I =, next, the following desert.
10 wit the south west quarter Of
'Iso vi sns mp Is, range 9 east, con,
100 4-lOO'hs acres.
ssa as the property Of Abner
" Inc year lS40. Tax due ST.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-10-30
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
YAzoo, COUNTY:

krQbate Court, September term, 1871.
\ DWARD EXUM Administrator
lila OF the estate Of James }. SIayton,
60 having by petition filed, represented
jlAe court that II would be tor the inter.
y "A The heirs OF said deceased to sell The
llleRing described lands, of which The
a'Q deceased died seized aud possessed,
v we purpose OF distribution, viz the
IVY pai' Ut north west quarter, and the
sas'Pal' oil south west quarter, section
slewnsa'p ii, range 2 east, and south
a'l east halt OF north west quarter o!
ND sec'lon and township, all lying and
'.l'' n The county Of Yazoo, and state of
lsl'ssRsppI; and Augustus Slayton and
'''.pe sIaylon, who are the legal heirs
!. deceased, reside in the State OF
a n y. and therefore OUT of jurisdiction
= s'' CouFt, 81 that citation cannot be
xs4on lhemj it is therefore
1f4fred by the Court, that all persons
W. e0 IN the above described property
n NJ personality appear before Pro-
R's ourl to be holden 10 and Tor the
W u iazoo, al the court house door
10 The town Of Benton on the 4lh
In December next, then and there
Cause If any they can, why the
~ me petition should not be grant.
N IS further ordered, that copy OF
". rec be given six weekly pubIIca
,,' Tue iazoo City Wing, aud the
GEO. CROCKETT,
o oa Clerk.
20 CIV pfI7 so
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-10-30
TO Country Merchants and Planters.

Undersigned are now receiving and offer for Orleans
'ete and extensive assortment of -,'' % '
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-10-30

rs now receiving direct from the
Il North, a full assortment Of Fall
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-10-30

TAX COLLECTORS SALE. \
TIT WILL sell TO the highest bidder fol
III cash, before the Court bodse door Of
Holmes county, on the Sd Monday in
October next, the following described pro-
perry, to wlt:--lhe west half south west
quarter, section 10, township ID, range 2
east containing 80 acres more or less,
and is adjoining the plautation OF Thomas
Rule. .......
Assessed as the properly of William
Bragg tax due dl 4cls. .. a 3ga'
JOS. WALTON, TcHT.
Sept IS 45-tds pr do
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-10-30
dissolution

TINE RSHIP.
Inc partnership heretofore exist
'h no between j. j. Link and A. B,
:" I Under the firm ofLink d Block
I r. dav dissolved by mutual con.
A r. BIockis alone authorised
p,,Iert debts due tie late firm.
'" ]. J. LINK,
A. B. BLOCK.
rcbuIa, Oct. %, AL. 5l-5w.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-10-30
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
I WILL. as administrator de bonis
III nor, in right of my wife, on the es-
tate oil George ). Bains, decd. present
my account at the next January term
to the Hon. Probate court of Holmes
county, for final settlement and allow
ance.
JIG. MCGEE, Admr.
Oct. %, lS4l. SO
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-10-30
TAX COLLECToR'S SALE.

TAX COLLECTORS SALE.
Tn WILL sell to the highest bidder Tor
H cash, before The court house door OF
Holmes county, on tho Bird Monday, the
18Th day of October next, the following
described property, situate, lying and be-
log in the town of Tchula, TO wli;-Lo's
numbers 95, 96, 81 and 9s, on main
street. meabH
Assessed as the property Of Wm. Land
tax due 25 cents.
JOS. WALTON, TcHc.
Sept Is. 45-tds ptot.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-30
CONVERSATIONAL.

Our latest dates are up to the 7th instant.
In the Senate from the 18th of June up to
5th inst. Mr.. Clay's Bank Bill, and an amend
ment offered by Mr. Rives, requiring the as.
sent of the States to the establishment o.
branches within their territories, was under
discussion. The debate was very interesting
and highly exciting.
On the 9th Mr.. Rives amendment was re
jected by the following vote:
YEAs-Messrs. Barrow, Bates, Choate
Merrick, Phelps, Prentiss, Preston, Rives
Walker, Williams.-10.
NAYs-Messrs. Allen, Archer, Benton
Berrien, Buchanan, Calhoun, Clay, of Ala.
Clay, Of Ky, Clayton, Cuthbert, Dixon
Evans, Fulton, Graham, Henderson, Hunt
ington, Kerr, King, Linn, McRoberts, Man
gum, Miller, Morehead, Mouton, Nicholson
Porter, Sewer, Simons, Smith, of Conn.
Smith Of Ind, Southland Sturgeon. Tallmadge
White, Woodbridge, woodbury., Wright
Young.-38.
Two Of the opposition only voted for tn
amendment, viz: Mr.. Walker and Mr.. Wi
liams, Of Maine.
The opposition Senators are now to
heard against Mr.. Clay's Bill. It may be
fortnight before the final question is take
upon it.
On the 7th, the Bank Bill was discussed q
some length. Mr. Buchanan moved to strik
out the "District of Columbia as the Iocs
ton Of the Bank, which was lost, ayes 2C
noes %. Mr. Calhoun then moved tostrik
out the .District Of Columbia, . and insel
J New Orleans" which was also lost, aye
( 16, noes %.
The proceedings in the House of Repre-
{ sentatiVes are of but little interest. Frol
t the 25th of June to the 5th of July, tn
House was engaged in discussing the Dis
!, tribution Bill and the repeal of the Sui
, Treasury Law.
On the 9th, the Bill providing for the dis
: tributiOn Of the proceeds OF the sales. Of pul
z lie lands was passed by yeas, 1l6, noes los
. On the It'll a resolution was adopted b
the House, prohibiting any member fiol
3 speaking more than one hour upon any on
subject. This looks like work, and is on
Of the most important acts of the House.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-30

su-n mat The loco-foc candidates when leIs
lo themselves With no one 10 correct heir
abeminabIe nisrepr ntations they can ere
ase vas. amount 81 false Impression, and
mislead many al honest voter They have
done ihis e considerable extent already
where they have made their speeches with
mo one 70 oppose them. They make the
people believe, some a. least, The foolish alb
sufdiig HAT additional taxation viii be laid
upon shem unless they repudiase the STATE
Bonds But their mouths are utterly stopped
upon This and many other outrageous herises
when they meet with opposition.
Last Monday, az BeHtons they dared scarce
ly TO mention the most Of the prominent and
Efficient arguments which they had used %
other places when alone. With opposition
they are utterly powerless, but without i
they can do much to advance their own
heresies. The necessity for candidates IN
the field NOW, is apparent to all. At the
meeting appointed at this place on Saturday.
the 18th Of August, they win be met BY
genslemen who volunteer for the occasion
until some arrangement can be made. VIZ
have no objection to any Of the Wings wht
have been spoken of as candidates. Messrs
Mount and Lewis would be satisfactory I
the people Of the county IF they mere in n
field, but the one is absent at the North an,
we understand viii not return before Octo
Der, and we learn the other does not desir
to be considered candidate.
Under these circumstances delay is fata
We do not desire to take the lead in tai
matter, but we call upon the Whigs-th
thinking, sober, substantial men of the cour
! ty, to form WING TICKET and preser
Z Messra. Crenshaw and Banks with compel
tors that will make them quake and trembl
before the people.
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music, composed q cracked odd from
bone and b horn. playing
sNeetme By moonlight"
After being seated. looked in vain 81 the
head Of The table fof the dirk man; that
important post being filled 81 avery differ.
emit individual When soup vas over and
hoshliiies had fairly commenced, servant
put an additional glass near my plate.
sWhose wineg" said |.
sDon' know, 81, ? replied The servant
s'gentleman gave no name.n
Ask the gentleman's name'' said |, won-
dering who be could be.
aThe gentleman says. don't you know
him e returned the servants pointing towards
the dark man.
''I1 drink 70 him. said ], nodding at him
and tasting the vine, having still faint
recollection Of the favor Of the iulip 50
successfully administered in the morning.
Il turned out, however, that this individual
was once travelling companion Of nine ID
the Stage Couch from Greensborougb, Ga.
TO Montgomery, Ala, during which journey
we were upset, and my companion had The
misfortune 10 dislocate his shoulder VIZ
left him on tie roadside at country hOusl
more dead than alive and Twas pleased L
j learn from him, that be had entirely recoy
cred
Things are done much better BY Milsor,
I at Past Christian than they do them here.
The oysters are better prepared, and ID
J fish come smoking on the table and il grea
I Ell varieties. All this is owing to Milford
superior talents as al artistic, and Il 70
E should determine to make flying Wis
IS down here, just stop 1t the Pass, Milford
3 the man; he IS 50 fond Of good living hin
d self that if he were to sit down 70 b;
), dinner, he would not recover from ii for
d month.
This place is beautifully situated, and /
l. sea breeze, ! think, better than any 9th
!. pointon the coast. Here the orange flourish
i and the forest trees are live-oak, ceder, pin
= mulberry, magnolia, &c. It's d level cou
ov try for twenty miles Or more back of Ii
. being from ten 70 fifteen feet at this pc
q above the level Of the ocean. Il is abe
&c forty miles by the stage route to Mobile, a
~ some 6 hours by the mail boats. A railro
IL IS ntemplated 70 Mobile and charter
j tanned from both Mississippi and Alabar
with grant from Congress, Of all the vac
a land on the line for mile on either 81
~ upon condition that the road shall always
- free 20 the Government. All along /
IS coast is shOal wafer as Ear out as the ran
n of little Islands that are off the main ID
~ from s to 70 miles. Tie New-Orles
steamers, when they have no .coassing to !,
* prefer running outside these Islands.
81 In my next, | will give you some acco,
a of the life we lead here.
= Yours,
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-30

We are requested TO state, that there win
be MEETING Of the citizens Of the coun-
" held at the Phoenix House in this city, on
SATURDAY, THE FOURTEENTH OF
AUGUST next, for the purpose Of discussing
the State Boud question, on which occasion
the anti-b6nd paying candidates for the Leg
isIature, Messrs. Crenshaw and Banks will
address the meeting, and will be answered
by Mr.. r. Abbey and some other gentlemen.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-30
EDITORIAL CORRESPONDENCE.
PAscAeoULA, JULY ~, IN


TO The Editor Of TIE Yasoo City Wing:
IF there is any one thing which dislike
more than another, il IS low-bsed LoNisi-
ana Frenchman, Cor woman. Or negro, for
they are an alike-Iike master like negro,
and wife toO) They seem not 10 be con-
nected BY the most distant degree Of affinity
q their ancestors, for real Frenchman IS
polite BY nature The very shopkeepers are
vulgar, dirty puppies; standing behind their
counters with calico shirt On, and pants
scarcely bustoned, without any other article
oi asess' 70 cover their execrable shapes,
smoking ihe etera priRclpe and chailefing
Re tad French and worse English. left
as Christian sIa ny lasl dated,
end Il utter dsua found ga boa5d lhe
Steamboat pelIecl Caravan oI hose Iench
ctee'ss There aIs some FefY genieeI pso-
Rte eI THIS class, 81 BE mass 81 The
AeN Orleans Frene lie defendants 81
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-30

YAzoo COUNTY Nav Term, 1871.
Nv ALTER S. CHEW one of the Ex-
ecutors of the last Will and Tesla
ment of Thos. Fl. Chew, decd, having BY
petition filed, represented to the Court, that
the personal estate of said deceased is in-
sufficient TO pay the debts against the same,
and prays that Citation issue to all persons
interested, TO appear and show cause if any
they can, why said lands, below described,
should not be sold FOR the purpose of paying
the debts against said deceased estate as
lprayed for BY said petitioner, viz: The south
half of Section 10; the northwest quarter
and west half Of naFtheasi quarter Of Sec
ton 10; the southwest quarter of west half
of southeast quarter and northeast quarter
of Section Is; the west half southeast quar-
Ter Of Section ~, and south half Of west
half Of northwest quarter Of Section liz.
containing 1850. One hundred acres clear
ed land, Gin, Mill, Dwelling House, Quar-
tiers, &c. Also. the east half OF southeast
quarter Of Section Is; west half Of south
west quarter of Section IL; east half Of
northeast quarter Of Section 10; east half
Of northwest quarter Of Section 90, and
west half Of northwest quarter Of Section
10, and west half Of southwest quarter of
Section %, all il Township ~, Range /,
East. containing $50 acres more or less, $50
acres cleared land, an situated, living aud
lbeing n 4azoo county and State Of Missis-
4 sippl. belonging TO said deceased
Is ordered. adjudged aud decreed that
Citation issue directing all persons in anv
way Interested, @ Be and appearai the next
Angus Term Of tbs Court. and shew cause,
il any hey can wlly an order 81 sale should
moi be made fol he purpose of paving The
debis against said estate.
IS iarthef ordered and decrsed, thai
pnslicat'on q the said application Be made
U some newspaper published i'd Tie Stale
for the space OF thirty DAYS ana be Sci uDat
three public places is he county where the
lands are situated, for The same length Of
time.
/ Test. GEO. CROCKETT, Cl'k.
July d, 1871, fee $50 3-5t.
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We are authorized % announce 4. S. g.
ERgins Esu az Benton as candidate for
the Office 81 District Attorney, lei The 10th
judicial District composed of the counties Of
Yazoo, Holmes, Leake and Altalas q the
mex election
&C. We are authorized by numerous
friends Of b. ROWAN HARDIN, ESQ, to
announce his name IS candidate ioI Re-
presentation ID The Lower Branch Of the
State Legislature, from the county Of 4azoo,
at the November elections.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-30

In accordance with previous notice, there
was, at Benton on Monday lasts public dis
cussion Of the State Bond question, in which,
F. T. GraysOn, Esq. and Mr.. r. Abbey sup
ported the payment Of the Bonds, and w.
Banks and WheeE-a5OuiH. Crenshaw oppos-
ed the payment.
F. T. GraysOn, Esq, opened the discus
sion in avery sound argumentative speech,
proving beyond doubt the legality of the
sale of the Bonds and the duty of the State
to pay them. He was followed by Mr.. w.
Banks, who endeGUOred to prove to the salts
faction Of call who was within the hearing
of his voice. that the sale was illegal and
contrary to the "Constituion Of the United
Slates", and in fact, that s'Governor McNuti
had violated his oath Of Office and the Con-
stitution of the State when he signed the
DUnuss uIr. DanKs had not proceed far in
his speech, until his patriotic feelings dis.
PEELED the Bond question from his view. and
forced him 70 give his hearers full. history
Of the Revolutionary War and the 6rmnes.
with which 'Oly fore. fatkers epelled the tel
tax Of Great Britain, and their devoted
ness 10 the Constitution Of their country
and finally concluded without proving any
thing, save his ignorance Of tile question
he was followed By Mr.. r. Abbey, who ad
dressed the people for about an hour in
lucid and mastery manner, and completed,
annihilating Mr.. Banks and his argument
satisfactorily proving to all, that the sale 0
the Bonds was made according to law an,
in compliance with the acquisitions Of tn
Constitution Of the State, and showing b
Governor McNutt's own Messages and othe
statistics. that the Bonds can be paid withou
sescrt q, higher taxation than is at presen
laid upon the people. Mr.. Abbey was fol
lowed By our talented and eloquent friend
WheeI-Gboui and 1arn-abouP' Crenshaw
Esq, who, at the outset Of his bursts of ETC
quence, promised TO prove to the full salts
faction Of bis auditory, that the s'sale Of til
Bonds was unconstitutional and ifthey wer
paid BY che State, that tax would be leyie
70 do ~ but this ''son Of genius could n
longer Withhold bis vindictive feelings, an
ia the greaf and po,oegfaE extens Of his i'm
agination, he lost sight Of the subject unde
discussion, and INDUCED in strain Of low
contemplate and disgusting abuse Of tn
''Yazoo City Wing, and the editorial aIticI
which appeared IN our last weeks papel
End in ne Plenitude Of Pc glory enrirei
sos touch the notwithstanding Of Ii
\ sa| of e onds or 6 show that the Stat
oush ncl e pay them. re gods, proctec
lfen no.hef such speech from this ant
bond ef Presumption.
ihese two anti-bond PAY
ing deie 'o ck % their teri next tim
and tsn hey address lie Sc,
ps ca the l4lh of August mex
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-30
ADVERTISEMENTs
Take Notice.

Ii persons indebted to the Office Of the
q 'sYAZOO BANNER. = for Subscription,
Advertising or Job Work, are requested to
make immediate payment 10 the. undersign-
ed or sui:will be instituted without respect
10 persons, as further indulgence will not be
given. S. L. CORWINE.
Benton, July q, 1871. 3-tf
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-30

Or mississippi Cotton Trade, No. s, is
unavoidably crowded out this week. but il
shall appear in our next.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-30

Bank note rabIe, corrected weekly,
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-30

Fest. GEO. CROCKETT. Cl,Ix.
.uly q, Isl CT fee I5l 3-5I.
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~ AGO CIT X.
% A. sTGVGMe. gDlT0Rs

FRIDAY, July 80, 1s1l.
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-31
We find in the Kentucky Farmer. the fol

We find in the Kentucky Farmer, the fol-
lowing valuable directions for keeping ice:
"KEEPING TCE.-We can recommend to our
friends mode of keeping ice through the day
which will afford them real comfort. I'VE
have experienced the Inconvenience and FIJI
lure of large heavy and expensive refrigera-
tor, constructed q la mode, for this economical
object. It's very simple and cheap method,
recommended TO US by the experince of an
excellent neighbor, and may be already well
known to many; but il will be very acceptable
to those who have been humbugged by the
trumpery OF an enormous refrigerator, SO mis-
called.
We take at sun rise, from the ice house as
much ice as will probably be wan ed through
the day and cover it up in some saw-dust
placed in barrel which sits in the dairy house.
At night, the size OF any given lump is scarce
perceptibly diminished It is perfect charm
Away with your halfton of lumber, charcoal
and zinc, with which you are humbugged I'M
der the ime of refrigerator"
Now, Notwithstanding the fitness of our
faith in whatever friend Stevenson may say,
we tho't it well enough to give his saw dust
trial We did so, and sure enough it is Just
as he says. So far as we could see, the ice
had no more notion Of melting than the saw
dust itself, and the two substances keep separ-
ate and apart in frigd dignity. And this leads
US to advise every man to build an ice house
for himself and not make partnership affair
of it, tor nothing on the face of the earth,
creates such GOODNESS between friends
Speaking of the saw dust, reminds us to say
that we have been informed that the steam
boats bring ice from New Orleans in the hot
test weather, with no other protection than
the plan recommended above Affords