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The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-20
December 8. ~
TRUST SALE.

HAVING been appointed by the Superior
" Court of Chancery of the State of MIS-
sssippi, on the day Of January, 1912,
as Trustee in the stead of Parsmore Hoops
under certain trust deed, executed on the
sth day of October, 1886, by John Grissom
and wife, in favo. of said Hoops as Trustee
to secure the payment of certain notes there.
in mentioned; and which deed was duly
recorded N the Office Of the clerk of the
Probate Court of Yazoo county, on the 26tL
day of February, ls40, in Book X, pages
I5sG-3-4-5.
will, by virtue of said deed and appoint
mept, on the 30th day of May, ls42, at the
Courthouse door in the town of Benton,
expose to sale at public auction for cash,
tho following negro slaves, embraced in said
trust deed, to wit: Isaac, Hannah and her
two children, and Dina.
ROB'T H. CAGE, Trustee.
March IS, 1912. (Prfee $lO) 37-9t
Fresh Blue Lick Water.
WWTR have this day received (direct from
w the Springs) 100 Barrels of the cele-
brated Blue Lick Water, which we will sell
Extremely low for cash.
COLEMAN & co.
Grocers and ComuaisssioR Merchants,
Levee Street, Vicksburg, Mi
April s, 1912. S9-f'
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-20
JAS. HI. CULLEN & Co.
Commission, Receiving, Forwarding
AND
PRODUCE MERCHANTS,
a@WER 1AEgDIR1@s


TaZOO CITY, Miss.
WOULD most respectfully inform theiI
friends and the public, that they have, ana
will keep constantly on hand, all articles ne
cessary for Plantation USE, together with a
complete assortment Of PRODUCE AND GkO-
CERIES, which they offer low for CASH or
COTTON; of which, the following is part, viz:
Havana and Rio Coffee,
Old and new Brown Sugar,
New Bedford sperm and composition Candles,
No. and 2, Boston Soap,
Morgan's Premium, Missouri and common
Tobacco,
Flour, Bacon, Lard, Mess and Prime Pork,
Coarse and Fine Salt,
Whiskey, Rice, Potatoes and Onions,
dolasses, w. w. and Cider Vinegar,
Black Pepper and AIlspice,
Powder, Shot, and Nails, assorted,
WInIer-stralned Sperm Oil,
Negro Shoes, Clothing and Socks,
Well Buckets, Tubs and Buckets,
Tin and Queensware, assorted,
Demijohns, do.
Canon, Light Brown and Florida Cigars,
Persons wishing to purchase, would not
lose anything TO call and examine their stock
before they make their selections elsewhere.
YaZoo City, Dec. 10, 1841. 22-tf
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-20

A. BLUMENSTIEHL,
FASHIONABLE TAILOR,
AS Just received, and will keep con
stantly on hand, fine assortment Of
CLOTHS of every description, which he is
prepared to make up in the most fashionable
and approved style, at the shortest notice. =
Those gentlemen having garments made by
him, may rely upon their being finished in
workmanlike manner. Call in and exam
inc the stock now on hand
Ready-made CLoTHrNG for sale at mode.
rate prices.
A. BLUMENSTIEE1L, Tailor.
Yazoo City, Dec IL, lS4l. 23-tf
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-20
NOTI(E.

NOTICE.
N HAVE been appointed by the Governor
- of the State of New York, a commission
er for the State of Mississippi, to take the ac-
acknowledgement and proof of deeds and other
instruments OF writing under seal to be USE
ed or recorded in the said State of New York,
and to administer oaths or afirmations, pur-
suant to the act of the Legislature of said
State, entitled 'tAn act to authorize the ap-
pointment of Commissioners for the above
purposes - passed May 10, 1910.
F. w. QUACKENBOSS.
Commissioner &c.
January 1st, 1841. c5-f
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THE WING ALMANAC AND u. 8. REGISTER
For lSA3.


]. AN ALMANAC, CT CALENDAR, FOR IS43, nl
and complete with all the usual Calculations, adapted %
every State in The Union. &C., &c.
3 THE PRINCIPLES AND MEASURES OF Tue
WIGS: plain and condensed statemen; OF the points
Indifference between the con,ending parties in this Coun-
Try, embracing exposition and defence oil the views oi
the Wings: by II. GREELEY.
8 AN EXPOSITION AND DEFENCE OF THE Pr
lection OF HOME INDUSTRY, showing its Poll,
cy Necessity and benefits the LaboEinc Mea OF this
Country and how it contributes to the Prosperity and
Welfare OF the People: By II. GREELEY.
d A LIFE OF HENRY CLAY, clear and glowing, wit
ten expressly for this work;
) OFFICIAL RETURNS OF ALL IMPORTANT
ELECTIONS, in the several States and Counties OF tn
olou from 1886 downward Including especially Inc vote
Of every State and County in the Presidential contest 81
$780, ,.>,,s ., ., ~.
7. TINES OF HOLDING ELECTIONS in all the States
the number of Members Of Congress and Eiectofs Oh
President TO which each is entitled &c. &c.
THE WIG ALMANAC contains 81 large ana closeiy
printed pages on fine white paper, neatly printed ah'
stitched IN q printed cover. ,oa - <e-
u Price for single copies l2i cents - per ioo aHu
per lOoa For sale by the Booksellers generally anu III '
principal cities Of the Union by the Agents OF the ir'une
~ Orders, unless accompanied by the cash, casho' o
attended to- GREELEY McELhAih'
ol0u Tribune Buildings lsO nassau e.
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SOMETHING NEW-MoRE OF THE WELLAND
CANAL schnnneT came into our port on
Wednesday, from ST. Joseph, on Lake Michigan,
with 5000 bushels of wheat for Charles J. Hill.
This is rare event, but it is important We are
assured, by gentleman acquainted with the for
warding bsiaess IN ali its branches, that if there
was {, good McAdam road made to the river, OPP
posite Carthage, he could land wheat 81 the mills
in Rochester at from to s cents bushe cheaper
than if brought down the Erie Canal. Yet the Re
genoy tel Us there is no need Of Enlargement!
Rochester Democrat.
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jan BRoKE-EscAPE OF PRIsoNERs.-On the
night of Wednesday, the 10Th instant, Hugh Pat
terson, charged with burglary and robbery in the
house of William Ross, of Ligonier Valley
Abraham Hiltebile, an insane man, indicted for
rape-James sioat and John Mcbride, indicted
for hose stealing, made their escape from the Jail
of Westmoreland county, and are now at large
They escaped through hole perforated in the ga
bic end of the jail, about 80 feet from the ground,
iron: which they descended by means Of rope,
into the sl!ey back cf the Jail. Pittsburgh Chron.
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% The Wings of cdautaaq"e County have
nominated EMORY F. WARRES of Jamestown,
OpM BENEDICT Of Ellery and AaoIpHus +. MOI.
slsos Of Hanover for Assembly. Mr.. WARREN was
g most valuable Member of the last House; MIR.
BENEDICT of the preceding. We hope they will
have ever 2 900 majority
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For The Tribune.
Currency ef Alabama.

! r,,r,r, nj letter dated MOBILE, Oct. .. 1912.
For time past The decline in the iates OF sacaange
cent per diem Sixty day bills Of undoubed character
may be obtained to-day at per cent premium
lew weeks ago. the paper would readily have corr
handed premium of from IS TO go per sent There Is
good believe that 60 day drafts on your City VIII
sell absve 10 per cent premium after the Isl Oh hsA
month"
The foregoing extract 1t will be perceived, pre-
sents, on its face, most salutary improvement In
the Currency of Alabama, where its value Dug BIT 10
be best known-at home. In this City, the rate
| of discount on Alabama Money has receded part
passu with that improvement. Perhaps, CONSIDER
ing the order Of a7raa genents, it would be more
proper to say that the rates in Mobile have kept
pace with the rates which have ruled il this mar
ket. That extraordinary effort has recently been
made in this City to reesteblish the credit OF the
State in question, there be no doubt. We
have had accounts in the public prints not only Ut
the payment an Advance Of the interest due upon
her Bonds for the current year. but also OF pro-
vision having actually been made, TO some extent,
for meeting that which will accrue in lS43: and
we have, moreover, been told in the same breath,
that all this effort oug h to have the intended effect
Under these circumstances it becomes cues
lion of vital importance TO the many, whether the
sudden and altogether unprecedented rise IN the
Paper Currency of Alabama, which has taken
place within q short period. will be permanent.
Those of your readers who have paid attention
to the subject are aware that, at the next Session
of the Legislature of Alabama, her Banking System
will form the chief topic of deliberation Without
stopping here to speak of the YeWa and relative
position Of ;hs 40 grea! Political Parties upon
this subject, suffice il to say that while por-
tion of the Legislature will, in all probability, be
found to advocate thorough and fearless reform
of the entire syStsn', another may be expected TO
lean toward temporisng policy, and a third
boldly TO uphold the existing institutions. Keep
ing the foregoing facts in mind. ii viii not, think
be Difficult! tq trace this very remarkable enhance
menl in the nominal value of Alabama Bank Paper
to its proper source. The Legislature, if am
rccty informed, is expected to commence its SEES
sion on the first Monday in Qecetnbe: next. From
this time forth, until ate: the termination of the
same, we nay, therefore, expect to see the State
Bank and its Branches straining every nerve to
bring their issues near the true standard of
value as possible. Will they continue "a da so
afterward | fear not AMERICAHUs.
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WHOLE NO. a76
TO A DISCERNING PUBLIC,

Selfpreservaos is Inherent principle firmly seated IL
the heart OF HI. ashts upon the shores Time tie
rSoSt helpless OF all Gods creatures be Reason
rea her ,andard he Sees and thinks ald cnccles him.
sen with objects OF protection being endowed with thar
most noble Intellect which distinguishes him the head OF all
BY his pawrr mountains leveed rivers turned from
their course the land gr with bound tracks enabling
hin 10 rs, as Il were, with the wings OF the wind the
ocean pTSes beneath his gallant ship speeds
10 sn6 distant shore Blu; with all this delegated WISDOM
man is helpless stall; the green foliage de-
stray ed by the antunnal trcss down by
the hand al disease Ii walks abroad and caano.
rs progress men fall by the waysde and others
their loss But as the history OF mankind evnces gradual
improvement who i'll say that suffering and pain sto ac
company US in all our walks OF life Among the many and
important discoveries OF this generation recently an
nouneed to the public whose fame Will be written as with
sunbeam IN the history Of The past. SAsoss SAssAPA
RtA stands forth alone. AND by tsown works proclas les
o~er-ihat mute eloquence eSisiiby affecting in the
appeals OF The suffering for relief, has been answered.
Diseases have been cured y this Invaluable medicine such
not furnished in the records OF time These things
not done places Unknown town, blu, are
done in our public places and the highways. They
brought before the world substanae beyond doubt the
healing virtues OF this preparaon and the facts
folded although gigantic plain as The light OF day
and where is that High Priest OF Envy gaasay
Truth
Tue following cure OF ai iHyeerate OF Scroinla
submitted the careful consideration discerning pub
lie, and lis truth vouched for from such cannot
be called in question ii may we'll be- said, Truth Is
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Justice to the subject shtuld have entered upon
this most fertile field for the novelist and poet
The tale is purely America in its character, and,
we have no doubt, will meet with the generous
reception from the public to which its merits 50
well enlitle it. Mr. Winchester has published it
in his uniform, cheap and neat style.
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10 Moses G. LEONARD, Alderman OF the
Ninth, was on Friday evening formally nominated
for Congress by the Loco-Focos Of the Fifth Dis
trct composed of the Eighth, Ninth and -FOUR
teen,h Wards. So John McKeon is alrcea?y eject:
ed to stay at home.
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mo AGRlCULTURISTs.-The pub

fishers of the American Agricultnrst would respect
nlly solicit OF Farmers and others engaged IN
Agricultural pursuits 10 the aforementioned work
The following few Of the many favorable NOTICES
which this work has received: 49,
1.-THE Agrcu,ursi appears to be edited with that kind
of ability and practical knowledge that must p!ace among
Wayne County Record, indiana.
Fron the known ability ofthe editors, we have no DOUBT
this will prove useful paper aud worthy The patron
age OF the agricultursL We hail The appearance OF ms
Journal as another evidence Of tie interest which Is mani
tested in the subject OF Agriculture"
[Central Farmer, Rome, New-York
From careful perusa of the contents Of The American
Apricuiuris, we hesitate ay bids far TO become
most valuable acquisition farmer VINO does no' s
ready know too much to acquire further knowledge In MS
,vnc.tion, (Tbe Jefersonian, Mansfield, Ohio
TIE above work Is published monthly leach number y, 70
on,. 20 ages roya octayo) the low rate oil u per
.nnnn, - sAXT0N l. MILES. Publishers,
ahnuii' 2n5 Broadway.
-si,,ina n Agriculture in all its branches. oil
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U.s. ALExASDERC. GIBSON of Schenectady has
been nominated for Senator from the Third Dis
trict, vice A. C Paige Loco. We feel coniidenf
that he will poll large vote in the nissrics, and
do not despair of his election if Schenectady sets
him well chead, as she is heartily disposed to dc
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~ SYLVESTER MILLER and WILLIAM Nicola
are the Wing candidates for Assembly in S7sJ0S
County Shouldn't we like to see them elected
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90 BENJAMIN RUsHMoEa is the Wing candl
date for Assembly in Queens County We hop'
the Wings will put him in, as they can.
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We wish, most heartily, that Magazine could
be we'll supported and widely circulated combining
Literary ability Of the highest class, with essays
upon Politics and the current National and State
affairs, developing and discussing Wig principles,
and devoted to the best interests OF the great wing
Party and of the Country. The experiment has
frequently been made, but, for some reason or
other, has always failed of success. we have here
another attempt the fate of which is TO De SEEN
The political articles in this initial number are
vigorously and poinuedly written, though not in
the tone sufficiently elevated TO give requisite
strength and dignity to the work. The literary
articles generally good-though Penzaldi,
notwithstanding the Editorial endorsement, has
the merit neither of probability nor of pleasing
extravaganza Oriental Literature and The
Wife of Genius are good articles. The Review
of the Month and the Editors Table are we'll filled
with spicy and agreeable articles, and the number
is finely embellished with view OF the BIRTHPLACE
of HENRY CLAY. The Literary Notices are well
written-though sumo of them show lack oil care
Five minutes attention would have shown that the
passage from the Foreign suarterly, which the
Editor quotes and gloriiies as the finest critical
notice Of Tennyson he has ever seen, has no
reference at all to that Poet, but to one OF far
higher stamp. The Editor copies what he calls
an Unpublished Sonnet By Lord Byron 1t was
first published with its accompanying comments in
the Southern Literary Messenger, whsnce it has
been transferred to the National Intelgencer and
other leading journals. We have never copied ii,
simply because we saw al a glance that it was
hOar We quote it now, with its comments as a
pu1 lie for our readers. 1t shop,G re noted that
the correspondent who sends it does not say that
it was written by BYRON. close examination
will show that it could no, have been; although
in this, as in some of Byroa's satTes, wounded
vanity was evidently the seminal principle
"Geatleu,em As the following Sonnet the orig
inal manuscript of which has been conhded to the
transcrber, has appeared in the collected
editions of the noble bard's poems, it may posses
interest enough for your readers to justify its pub
LEGATION in your paper; and, with z Yisw TO that
object, it is plsced st your disposal.
g It may derive additional interest from the faci
that If it was not the actual germ, which after
wards expanded into the English Rards and
Scotch Reviewers, il requires no great effort OF
imagination to perceive init some Of the semina
principles Of criticism, WHICH were afterwards de
Veoped in that ceicbi ated work.
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could send you the hastily written, the plotted
blurred, and interlnad original OF this producu0n
as have other samples of the authors writing
but your compositsrs would lind 1t hara 10 oeci,
pher; for, as my copyist remarked, pen Piaccn
between Fanny Elssler's toes, when she trips II
in the light fantastic dance, would scrawl almost
as neat specimen of peamanshlp, as the manu-
script Of this Sonnet exhibits
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.-The
Esubscrber has constantly hand and offers for sale
will offer as low as any Store in the city. Sears H.be
Biography Sears Pictorial Bible, SCOTS Eh:e, Christian
Family Annpa Golden Treaspry, .0sephus Prayer and
Articles Perfumcry, Pens Ink, Paper, &c. &c. &c
n. S.--Agents wanted in every town to sci! new and
popular School Books A. j. sEAiON,,
No. II Beeknan.sL corner Nassau. NewlYork
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nc TANNERS.-For sale or to let,
the following property of the late MOSES Fly,
deceased Vii An extensive Tsnnery situated at Wash
ngton Vile Orange county, together with good Dwei'ing
Barn Garden &c. Also, the Mandatory al Newark, n.
j. recently the property al D. B. Crockett anc by him oC
cuPed Patent Leather Mandatory; together WIN
to EUG ENE ELY, II Fnlon-street, or TO ALFRED
POST Newburpll, ~. Y, ola W.
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CYSTEM OF CUTTlNG.-lmportant
- 10 Taors.-NIr H. SEGAR would respectfully call
the attention of the trade generally TO his axar system
cutting garments being that can ascertain points ~i
degree OF accuracy which he believes has never before
been arrived at The above be had OF his agent
Mr. DUBOIS 28l Broadway where al all times the system
l inst ruclion will be given Investigation solicited
OLE I'm
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THE CRITIC-A SONNET.

BEHOLD in garb Of justice, genips, taste,
Unlrodden fields wild fancy's fowery waste,
Eames nights, the Muses. iaureied shore
Unawed, well.puned Critic seeks 10 explore
See how he strides alsng, and h,eri, weighs!
With silence Kills, and deals immortal praise.
Geese turn To Swans al his creative word;
Renown with him, becomes carron bird!
In one crude mass he mingles aros' with geld,
Sells chaf1' for wheat, aud crowds bis motley iold
With bards and wits with mimics swndlers, scauipe
On his own brow the brand which lolly stamps
Long shall he bear Tor Justice, Genius, Taste,
Discard his Critic g aim ashamed, disgracena y0os
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MAGAZINES and Periodicals for Oct.

IFH-Tbe Artist Godcy's Ladies' Book, Grahams La
die and Genllemans Aasax Ladies World Of Fashion,
Young Peoples Book, Boston and Bentey'S Miscellany
sc Farm House OF the XIX Century with more than
1000 engravings; Biblical Journal Christian Family Mag
anime, Edited by H. Root and D. Newell; Temperance
and other Amanacs Tie Rainbow and Radiant, rev
humorous and witty journal well calculated to please the
lively and gay All Of which will be sold wholesale s ana
r. Is. 50 Agents wanted 10 circulate Magazines Peri
odcals, Sc.
IS. All Editors OF Papers who will copy the above
The Radiant or Farm House OF the XIX Century sent to
them according as they may direct. A. J. SEXTON,
nj SIaw Ina, No. II Beeknlan Nassau-st.
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VAT ATCH LASSES.--The subscri-
w her offers for sale his stock OF Lnneue, Patent,
Patent Flat, Round, and Hall Flat Waich 'iiSseS,
in convenient lots, at No. John-sireei, up STAIRS
on I'm. JOHN GRAYD0N.
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THE UNITED STATES MONTHLY REVIEW Political aRd
Literary. No. !. Vol. I. November. 1912. New York
Foster, Hough L. Underwood, 267 Broadway.
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! THEAP INDIA RUBBER CLOTH,
" AxIes, Springs, Hubs, Patent Leather Band. Boxes,
Ic Ne for sale very cheap at 272 Pearl-st ola I'm
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Holm McCABE & Co.'S Intelligence
- Office SO Nasssu-z, DEMONSTRATION. NJ H. 6,in
neil II. freyust gsa w. irving. Prot. R.uwick a9u
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4T LAND-The Lowell Offering has been united with
be Ooeratve Magazine and The series commences
with October under the title OF Lowell Offering and Maya.
zine 10 be edited by lady hereif an operative and
PRODUCTIONS of the female operatives that work in the mills
Contents rst numbers Factory Blossoms for Queen
side No / The Miniature Liei The Bridge Of sjghaiL
Ius;ratcd; The Porifs Gallery No Il poeahontas The
The Oli-Fashioned Collar; editorial the present non-
Der il ernbeished with beautiful Mezzotinlo Engraving.
The Bridge of Signs. The Magazine viii be issued
prom pity on the leeo, Of each succeeding month Terms
One Dollar per annum in advance six copies for
BRADBURY, s0oEN & Co. III Na,sau-st, Newly
Publishers ott
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GHOVELS and Hollow Nare.--IUU
y dozen N W. 5. Eddy's cast STEEL Shoyes; 100 DO
do. iron Shovels. Also good assormens OF Hollow Ware
on hand, and fer sate by ~, e,,..
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wv ATER-POWEE 80 LET, from
w 10 30 horse power, with suitable rooms. in the
Saw-l al West Farms. Inquire OF JOHN COfCUTf,
J S48 Wasbinptorstreet sl3tf
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GARD WITH PLEASANT ROOMS
for family tor three four single grn'iemsrcag
be had al No 6 Bond street. Tor the winler. ola lw'
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ERINGE, GIMPS AND CORD--A
IL complete assorlrlrnt may be- found al Geo ; Soren
Co No &C Seaverstrcet. 6!o Nv
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EVIRE INSURANCE.-The Mutual In
H suraRce Company ofthe City Of New'York, ncorpora
ted l79SCapita 35O000continne the business Of nsu
against loss or damage by fire nj the reduced rates Of
premium. Office, Me- s? Wall street.
GEO. IRELAND, President
A. g.. MEDICINAL o, Secretary, M
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The wEs1ssN CAPTIVE, or The Times OF Tecumssh;
Tale by Mrs. SEE, SMITH. J. Winchester, SO Annst.
ihe scene Of this novel is in the Western States,
and the Indian wars in which Gen. HARRIsos and
ether elr.iaep, bore 50 distinguished part
are ia!ermingled With incidents of more limited
though an equally thrilling interest. Mrs. SMITH
has few if any superiors among her sex in literary
ability and taste The title and general character
Of The work mark j, as one of universal value; and
We rejoice that que so we'll qualified TO do full