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us CELLANEODs IS.
The Old American HVIae.


The American STANDARD is thus described
The .colors Of the American asel have
snake with thirteen rattle he fourteenth
budding, described in The altitude IF going
to strike, wish this motto, Don't tread on
me- II is rule in heTaldry, thai tie w0r-
thy properties Of tie animal IN the crest
borne shall be considered, and Tie base
cannot be Intended The ancients accoun-
tied "a snake or q serpent, 90 emblem Of Wis
dom, and ia certain attitudes, Of endless
duration. The Iasslesneke is properly a re-
lpreseniative Of America, as this animal is
found insnO other part 81 the world The
eye Of this creature excels ii brightness
most Of any other anima Size has no eye
lids, and is therefore an emblem Of vigi.
lance. She never begins 90 attack, nor
ever surrenders she is therefore an emblem
lof magnanimity and true couTage. When
injured she never wounds ill she has given
notice 70 her enemies Of their DANGER No
other Of her kind shows such generosity.
when undisturbed, and n peace, She does
mot appear 10 be furnished with Weapons y
lany kind They are latent II the roof Of hsi
mouth, and even when extend6dlo bet del
fence appear 10 those who are not acqoain
ted with her 70 Be weak and contemplate
yet her wounds, however SMALL are deci
sigo and fatal She S solitary, aud $50
ciales with her kind only uhea nscessa
~ for their preservation poison 4
once the necessary means SLING he
food, and certain fistructlon oi her enen "a
The "A ascination attributed 90 he
= bv construction fssen6I VI nc
ac nose who look steadily en- 1eI al
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uun fh4nH ths ~f.NM 3
,eraysls 4 81. ~ were not
of Use '''.... s. =. s1o peace
with fogsst ss., ~ g 81 e'''e
nlaments S. ,gss -. go l9l,
think heard ~. ..ss .ss..s .ae /.
of the nsne "a f..sI,..s. - .'.a 9
Ty5von;e5e 5..I. 81 e s. sEt'.Ns
TIM EeApTY OF cH1LDHoop -logeiy
woman n ~ pliecl slihq enchanlln6
and NE - iefe grace q manhood hlIs u y
SOUL 81 proud VIII proud sense of Ia
malesEy g naman naiuie 6ulthsre some.
thins az 50 eA,h and more Ultimate II
alice y 81 holls Imagining ID The p6rIfs
OF chic satisfies 6a nos dsliease
fane ~ u seReres' id slnenl. lap
py and tomato feelings Ts anchslset
by one eailelal thought, q one cold susois
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N"D AHu clhN,
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,'rttf o1l b ne Offices 81
lfI iItinson IHet, and N. "a.
Qaac ntoss.
sr4RMs-The Wnia Win be Furnished sub
Gcabefs Copper annum in advance.
AngRtt ENrs will be inserted at the rate OF
al 00persa0 for the first insertionand 80 cents
foreach woek thoroaiter- Limos Or iesf, con
atitNEnQ square. Thenumher insetuOuare
auf must be marked on the margin ae man
uscnpt, or they viii be inserted til ioibid, and
All Advertisements from a distance, must be
accompanied with the CASH Of hey will not
% inserted.
Announcing candidates for Office viii b
log county Offices, $40 for state ohices--in -
Political, Cotton Circulars Or any ARTICLES {.
individual interest, will be charged as aoYeruse-
mcnts and must bepdid for in advance.
For Advertising Citations from the fi9oa.s
Cont 10 persons interested 10 come forward ana
show cause Why On order Of sale should not be
Granted, 70 dollare, 20 be paid tor AnYAeeE
For advertising Orders granted By ne Probate
Court for the sale Of property, dollars 70 pc
paid for IN ADVANCE.
For advertising Chancery Notices % nonriesi-
dents. IS dollars each, TO Be paid iorin Aps ANo
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rs dollars 20 ba paid form ADVANCE.
For advertising Notice Of Letters d Admins
tration. dollars, 10 be paid for IN ADvANcg
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element by Administrators, dollars % be paid
for IN ADVANCE.
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for 6months, S27, 10 be paid for IN ADVANCE.
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not specified, must be paid for in ADVANCE.
All Advertisements Of personal nature viii .no
charged double price, and payment required ~
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Grand Gulf aud elsewhere in this State, no de-
duetion will DO made from them in any case
Whatever.
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ON DELIVERY.
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ssiOnaI AdVeTtisements.
PROFRssIONAL.
+. w. QUACKENBOSs.
Attorney and ConnscIIOr

YazOO City, Miss.

YazOO City, Miss.
NONTINUES to practice regularly IN
1.-The Superior Court Of Chancery, High
Court Of Errors and Appeals Circuit Court
Of the United States at Jackson, Superior
Court Of Chancery, and in the Circuit eourls
Of Yazoo, Holmes and CARROLL ccnpties.--
Office in the Insurance building on JolieF-
son Street.
Yazoo City. Jan. lst 1910.
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OUD'S Celebrated Grand Action fiano
= Fortes, for sale at The Benton Academy
and at Yazoo City. These Fionos will re-
ceive a falL iDarranty. if desired, and be
kept 10 order for two years without charge.
Mfssrs. Loud and CD. of Rhiladelphia,
have just taken tue Gold edal % ihe New
York FaiT,awaFded for Piano Forte.
"A. GOODRICH, Agent.
Benton, Jan, S, 1874 26,6t
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An ExrRACT. Christianity, like child,
goes wandering oYer the world. Fearless
Ito lis Innocence, ii IS not ahashed before
princess, nor cenlounded by he wisdom Of
lsYnods Before II, the blood stained war
nor sheaths his sword and plucks The laurel
from his brow; the midnight murdererturns
from hts purpose, and like the hearlsmitten
disciples goes cut and egeops bitterly.
L brings liberty to the captive, JOY q Tie
monTner, freedom % HE slave, repentanco
and forgiveness 70 he sinner, ho 10 Che
lfainthearLed, aud issuance TO the dying
u enters TIE hut of The poor man and sits
down them and their children il makes
them eoniented III The midst of priYations,
land leaves behind an everlasting blessing.
Il walks through great cities amid all
Etheir pomp and splendoT, thor imaginable
pride and their nnutterable misery, puri-
lying snnobling, correcting, and redeeming
langel. It's alike the beautiful companion
Iof childhood, lhe comfortable associate of
lap
~ ennobles the NOBLE, g YES wisdom @ the
wise andnew grace to the lovely phs pa.
ltriot, The priest, the poet, and the eloquent
men al de8se Their sublime power from its
Influence Idfg Ho9s
Tnn HEARr. Few people hold close
Communion with their own heaEss !
! tarrihle hing "a question is continuously
and tellihe truth az IFS replies. WrQne oll
AtracGon fraction, GIL the questioned
Seems revealed and humbled g the rela.
lion. There IS iay more profound and tal
! reaching knowledge than most men sIe vii
> ling to perceive ia The Hebrew poet. sIh.
! hear deceiliil a5oYe all things, and des
2 lperatelG wicked And YET nan need 30
I. lean lhe truth, hey fear 70 know them
;. Selves Ishafe this fear. Once 81 twice
have am Els mask awa1, and looked 81 sh
]. Ia edness q lhe heart, but shu py eyes
ana Tie d cheat mysslf int ths bells
thtfe was no evil here. W.l cOnless
nov not difficult matseI q kno'
more q our nei ekbo Than ours loI n
q % g. af g study We eaa nm & g
Ops 6oe Hd Ao1e 30 eann pEY clos.
into every ia ge. can peIsae the iabl
Z of contents. aid learn mote than Shout
2 be able 70 tell han God oI b ssssfAil
ing influence which hs ssoW ground mai
q foI bis motions without END mimi 8 eli
8: rish the spirit oi COED il tie huns saI
!" that il may not wholly die
pc On the receipl 81 Che news q s n s
a. lcholY catastrophe on board s .hs sleal
% lship Princetons Nassau, 8 lhe Sal
on lie U S. Consular Staif, al 1osslnnie
II, House, tie Forts, Spanish Cons
! Shipping Id port, and seyelal Briliah esse
~ were displayed at half mas
as
e. ADlEU. There IS sonslhine lu
OF pious and tender about that word 8. SAD #
be port, sadiea That is, sAIay God qua
ne you--to God commit you.
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4s 1aeeys belore sohon deposaioas aye Ia
ke6-Fcf administering oath and certificate
oflhe SAME shall rsceive. SO cents; wiling
copying The epeslion IL required q %
lor each hundred ords. 9 cents.
Erecufors dmnsisffalors 81 na-
nagenentof any Is ate. on the appfaisea ~
lue thereof q Sc allowed 81 The Judge
probatesl not Tess than enc nor mere laa
sogen percent.
Judge n probales or examinine ~
loving each Claim againsi any state 81 DE-.
ceased person ~ cents; for examiain
reportin and .ine each accountof - ex-
ecptor, admin trator guardian 81 collector.
for the fiTs sheet, dollar. every, sheet more
than one, cents. each orderfof the ap-
pointnent e eoInHissioneTs, on the pre-
sentation ofaa estate being insolrent. 8 cts;
appcrn cnnlentof al l1solVont estate ameng
creditors, dollar; granting letters festaplpn-s
tarys 81 letters Of administration d guardian
ship, KS cents.
Sec. 2. That the ofiica Of l0pogra phieal
engineer be and the same Is hereby abolish
ed from and after the first day of "A pfH next
provided thatif frem any unavoidable
cause, SAID engineer shall b prevented from
competing bic survey already commencf
90 OF before the hrst day Of April, he may
proceed. Is sson thereafter as praciicabls, 70
complete the same, for The salary, up 70 said
day Of Al Fil.
SEC. 3. Ihatall laws, Or parts Of laws, cons
iraFy y, or cenficting with, the provisions
Of this act, be- and the same are srebY re
pealed--and this act shall not take effect M
I'll after Tie expirationo Of the terms Of seT4ico
Of the officers now ia Office, but shall take
effect on any officers to be effected b this
act, Whe may Be elected or appointed after
the passage Of this act.
APPRovED, February 70, 1874.
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AN kBl1oR Igc Fem ls cdr.
tor ct tne reaas wanna ielegraph Pc IisI-
ed az Harrisburg has clipped
n.aFIIed be daN aler ofaVefg Wea llllg cen
Qeman hzI CITY Size deserts
Young bsaulIIlI and accomplished With
$4,000 q aaaas and Iafeer expecla-
tons Should become fsconciied
SENgULAR yiEWs ap OREGoN INDrANs.
Ihe Clegon Indians believe in the doctrine
81 messnps ch9s e present race Of
beasts buds, eptl.es and fsh were men
whe once inhabited bis earth Those they
suppose Sill g retain their pecnliaT angn.
ag Which l6e can mpafi TO those people
% hon ihey may Such people are
esteemed coplofogs ormedicine men They
seem also g anieriain very strong no-
tons 81 WiachcTaf similar 10 those 81 tic
Pilgrim Fathers Dr Whiteman lha
one ST hen SHOT himself through tie aldo.
men lasl leiy having done the same thing
two yeas before. AftoE shooting himself
he prepared q depart mounted his hose
and was oH. ae returned again ID short
time, pretending q Be new man His
body preserved from lheshot By thick
Leather hui. ibis equal 10 some Of Joe
Smith mormon meacles.
Some editor out West ID describing 4
steamboat disaster So there were three
pefs0ns siirlstIS TILED =
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AN ACT requiring the Secretary Of state
to issue csrtiicates, and fixing his COM
pensation.
of .liississippi, That whenever any person
shall desire 3 certificate, under the seal ef
this state, Of the official character 81 any
Judge justice, or ether officer 81 this state, It
shall be the duty of the secretary Of state e
furnish the sane under the seal Of The 81
signed by the governor, and counteraigned
by himself, and for every such certificate e
issued, the secretary Of state may be entitled
IL demand and receive from the person assi-
ring the sans, fifty cents, cut Of which he
shall defray al the expenses attending the
same.
SEc. 2. That lhis act ahall take effect and
lbe ia fcsee from and after he passags.
Apnrovsa Feb. I6. 1874
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AN ACT for Tho more perfec. organization
cf'the Superior Court of Chancery.
BE Il enacted by ne legistature q tie Sfate
of slississippis That n allcases now psnaiRg
or which may hereafter be instituted in the
Superior court Of Chancery, in which the
Chancellor Is OF may Be hereafter personally
interested, or otherwise legally disqualified
10 sit, itshal Be the duty Of the vice chancel-
Tor, when thereto required BY the chancel-
Tor. 10 attsnd and preside in such superior
court Of chancerye until such case Or cases
may be decided ~ him, and such decision
shall Be- binding and valid, Is il made By the
chancellor himself.
SIC. 2. That in like cases occurring in the
vico chancegy court, en- the reputation Of the
vice chancellor, the chancellor shall attend
and preside "a the hearing Of such causes in
the vice chaneery court, with like effect
Provided, nothing IL this act shall rsquire
the chancellor or vice chancellor, in such
cases, % adjourn, any regular session Of his
cburl. Ard provided, also. that from all de-
lcrees made BY the chancellor, under this act,
lin any vice chancery ceurt, from which an
appeal is allowed by law, such appeal may
Be had directly TO the high court Of errors
and appeals.
SEC. 8. That Ia all cases when demurrer
has been, or may be filed in any suitin the
superior or district court Of chancery in this
state, and said demurrer is oyerruled, It shall
be lawful for the defendant or defendants to
appeal to the high court Ofsrrers and appeals
from the judgment oVeErulng the demurrer,
without first being compelled to answer
thereto.
SEC. 4. That if the said high court of err
rors and appeals affirm the decision Of the
chanceIlor or vice chancellor in. oVerruliHg
the demurFsrg the cause shall be remandsa
TO court from which the appeal was taken 70
be proceeded in according to the rules Of
j practice in said court.
SEc. S, That in all cases commenced in
the chancery court, itshalI be the duty ofthe
clerk Of said court to issue, with the subpoena
in each case, an abstract Of the bin fled, sta
ting the obligations and prayer contained in
the bills and, il case the defendant or de-
PENDANTS shall be absent from the state, the
same shall accompany the order Of publiea-
ton Of the same.
SIC. 6. That this act shall be in force f ON
and after its passage.
Approved, February Fl, 1874.
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Some editor out Vest in describing 8
steamboat disaster there we're three
persons slightly killed. z
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On The receipl of The news s. n an.
eholY catastrophe on board q ne steam.
ship Princeton al Nassau, q Tie GAGS
lon lie u. S. Consular slaii, 81 Government
House, tie Forts, Spanish Cons efi-
Shipping Id pbfs, and several Briliah ssels,
were displayed at half mast
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ADfEU There IS solnethlne beat lu r
pious and tender about that word 81 sad JIM.
port, sadiea That IS, ssAIay God eaard
you--to God / commit you,
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Hides Wanted
W1LL pay The hieles Price e' good
Nerchantabie Hides Il my ore on
Main Street ffontin ihe Lower Landing
CHAs. ENnlNa
Hazoo city, Sept is. 1e48 o-l
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81 wish ron had BEEN eve, 2 said en- urch-
III ID a old raid whclu prorerhial for her
meanness. Why sol !. Bacsnss, said he,
ls.you would have eaten all to epple instead
of dividing With Adam.
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Why e nan justified / 5 eeitne drunk Ct
n-s98Ttety
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and Instantly a shout which Lseemad l0I
rcnd the sky was thrice repeated by the
Bulawsru delegation which was renewed
by the whole Convention, The Delaware
tanner Of tho "BIuc lien aud her chick.
onsn ander the STOPPING white oak, waiy.
cd In triumph, aud tho whole assembly
seemed to Join 10 tho onthusia SIN,
Tho Hon. AMBROSE SPENCER, Of New
York, was Then introduced by Mr.. CLAY.
TON Mr. SPENCER said, us President Of
the Nominating Convention, he had TO an.
nounco the nomination, unanimously, by
that body Of HENRY CLAY Of Kentucky,
as the Wing Candidate for tho Presdon'
cy Of tho United States, and the nomina.
ton Of the Sd ballot Of THEODORE FIRE
LlNGHUYSON, formerly of New Jcr
sey, but now OF Now York, for the Vice
Presidency. Mr. S. then made few brie
emarks and was succeeded by Mr., BER
RlEN, of Ga, who, as the organ Of thu
committee raised by the Nominating Con
yention, to inform Mr.. Clay of his selec
ton as the Wing candidate for President
announced the result of a communication
with that distinguished individual. Mr.
b. then proceeded to read the following
letters, which he preceded by some brIe
remarks:
BALTIMORE, LIST May, 1914.
SIR:--The grateful office of announ
cling to you the result OF the elaboration
Of the National Wing Convention. ,hi
day assembled this place, for the selet
ton of candidate for the office of Pres
ident of the United States, at the ap
preaching election, has been by that Con
yen,ion assigned to rs. ~ ~
We perform it by communicating I
you, the accompanying copy of resolI
ton adopted unanimously and by acclau
alton by hat body, and we beg to add
1t, the expression of our warmest hop
that the wishes Of our assembled fellow
citizens, in which call with one voice,
+ have united, and in which their person
feelings and as they believe, the best II
terests of this great people are involve
may meet your prompt and cheerful a
auiescence. We have the honor TO
very respectfully, your iellow-cltizens,
/; JOHN MACPHERSON BERRlEI
J. BURNETT,
ERASTUS ROOT,
Z, ABBOT LAWRENCE,
y WIN. S. ARCHER.
: Hon. HENRY CLAY.
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WASHINGTON, Cd May, 1914.

GENrLEMEN:-l have the honor TO ac-
knowledge the receipt o! your letter, da-
ted yesterday at Baltimore, communica-
ting my nomination, by the National
Wing Convention there assembled, TO the
people Of the United States, as q candid
ate for the Office of President Of the Uni,
ted States. Confidently believing that
this nomination is in conformity with the
desires of majority oil tie people OF the
United States, | accept it, from a high
sense of duty, and with feelings of pro-
found gratitude. request you, gentle
men, in announcing TO the Convention my
acceptance of the nomination, to express
the very great satisfaction | derive from
the unanmity with which il has been
made. have the honor to be, with the
highest respect, faithfully, your friend
and felow-citizen. ... .....
..a.. HENRY CLAY.
Messrs. John Mcpherson Berrien, Eras-
tus Root, J. Burnett, VIM. S. Archer, and
Abbot Lawrence, &c. &c.
After the reading Of the foregoing let
tiers, the question was put on ratiIying the
nomination of Henry Clay, and it was
unanimously ratified. A great shout then
went up TO the skies, and afterwards three
deafening cheers were given.
NJ. Frelinghuysen's nomination was
then ratified in the same manner.
The President then introduced the
Hon. DANIEL WEBSTER, who was received
with grea, applause, and made speech
with great power and eIoquence.
At the conclusion Of Mr.. WEBsTER's ad-
dress, Il. Y. WALSH, Esq, rose again, and
said that he could add nothing TO the bril-
liancy Of the illumination, that lighted
the whole horizon, when the stars of the
east and the west met and clustered 10.
gether in glory. lie then offered the fol
lowing resolutions, which were adopted:
ReSolred, That this Convention have
received with the most profound anc
grateful sensibility the tidings Of the
nomination of HENRY CLAY as the
} Wing candidate for the Presidency in the
approaching election. That, recognising
in this nomination but the expression oil
} The universal and cherished wish Of the
Wings, they heard it with tho peculiar
; lgteeting due TO him who is, above all
=, other men, the man OF tho Union, the
D history OF whose whole life is the an
nouncement and expression Of the GENT
r Inc sentiment, principle and purpose Of
the Wing Party.
u Resolved, That this Convention have
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TREMENDOUS CONFEDERATION
IN NEW ORLEANS.

Great destruction of propdrty-Ten Squares
with between two and three hundred Hou
ses laid in ashes!!!
The New Orleans Picayune ofSunday
last conveys 10 US the particulars Of one
Of the most calamitous fires that ever
occurred in that city. 1t commenced on
Saturday, between ls and O'clock, P. NJ,
in the carpenters shop Of Mr.. Colt, on
the corner Of Franklin and jackson
street and spread with frightful rapidi,y,
the buildings in that part of the city, be-
ing of wood, The great scarcity Of wa
ter also augmented the difficulties unde.
which the firemen had TO labor. Had
the wind blown in the direction OF the riv.
er instead OF blowing as 1t did towards
the swamp, there would have been nc
bounds 10 the destruction which must
have ensued. As it was, however, the
fiery demon ran his course, until the ma
lterial upon which to vent his fury, be.
lcame exhausted. Canal street on the
RIGHT, and Common on the left, together
with Jackson, IRENE, Marais, ViIIsrc,
claiborne and Robertson streets--ma-
king ten squares-were entirely RACED by
the fell destroyer! DR.. Stones beautiful
Maison de Sante on Canal, and the huge
stately building of the Charity Hospital,
on Common street, barely escaped the
destructive element. Several splendid
brick edifices were among the destroyed
The Picayune states, that it is impossi
Bile TO picture the scene of despair and
confusion which prevailed among the
unfortunate residents of that section Of
the city. Hundreds of families have
been left homeless and elterless--many
Of Them entirely destitute OF any means
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IL LIBERTY ADVOCATE,
IA PUBLISHED EvEHY SATURDAY NJ
A1iaItsTuS w. FOHsYTuE

nAnnMa -.Thtos Dollars " paid in advance
4&.Zs rollats Al the end Of the year,
s,,.ysssra inserted al One Dollar per
..s.ss Item lines or sss) for the Ere, insertion
n, csnts a square for each continuance
III M a.ys,,isamsnta not marked with The number
.Ass..,.,grs. will be Published ,ll forbid, and
- :. s1 .s"o,d,nrly. Payment, 10 be made when
NJ. srissmsnl l. loft for Insertion, OF on DC
saaAa ,-. -
.gAfslelss Of a personal nature, whenever n az
.slss4a. will be charged at the rate OF I wo Dol
a. IN every ten lines, for each inSer''oh' 9"'
sAylAknt required in advance.
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HENRY CLAY

Messrs. John Mcpherson Berrien, Eras-
tus Root, J. Burnett, VIM. S. Archer, and
Abbot Lawrence, &c. &c.