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James Marsh.s CHARACTERIZATION to sell Land

James Marsh's Estate.--PetitiOn TO sell Land
STATE TATE OF d, Cvtt,R!MoNT} ATpn Session of the
a, Burlington within and for ,al District OF Chen-
den on The fifth day of April 1874 comes David Read
administrator of the estate of James Marsh, late Of
Burlington, in said District decea sci, interstate, and
files in sad court his petition in writing, setting forth
that the SAID James died seized and possessed Of
sin, H. unceran, undivided in crest in al ont seven
of land lying on the south ,ide Of the Wafer
Quechee yer, in Hartford, in the Comfy of Wind
sor and of a like unvdei in'ere,, in about twenty
acres Of Norman land in laid Hartford lying north.
" from sad river, and founded on The ea,, by land
owned by Afel Barron, winch undivided interest in
laid lands re>ie upon contingency under the =
d'on> in deed given by Daniel Marsh, late Of "a I'd
Hartford deceased TO the said James, and other heirs
ofrhe SAID Daniel, dated July 10. 1929 that the debts
allowed by The commissioners against the estate Of
the SAID Jane. amount 10 81 0l0 "a, of which $50 80
is for last sickness charge that the inventory OF
The er,onal estate Of the ,ai James amounts to SlI
97S that the amount Of last sckne>- charges and
funeral expen'e have been paid leaving S5SS 7S for
the deiravng of the expenses Of administering said
estate and the payment Of deis due from his estate,
and that it will lie necessary sell he interest of the
laid estate sa lands tor he payment Of sald debts
and expenses OF Misunderstanding SAID estate and pray
ing sad court license the said administrator Ia se
The interest Of laid estate in said lands, for the purpose
aforesaid agreeably TO the statute in such made
and provided.
WHEREuPoN, the court aforesaid doth appoint The
third Wednesday OF May, 1914 for hearing and deci-
ding on sad petition al the Office of the Register o
,aid court IN said Burlington, and doth order that al
persons interested IN said etate be notified thereof 10y
publication of this order, containing the substance O
said petition, three wee successfully IN the Burning
ton Free Press, newspaper printed in sald Burlng
ton. the last of which publications. 10 be previous I,
aldthlrd Wednesday of May 1874.
| Given under my hand nj said Burlington this fiji
day OF April 1874. -
| Avs WIN. WESTON, Register.
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M 81 r p / q d.

In this village. on Sabbath evening last by the
Rev. J. X. CONVERGE, Mr. CLAupTus b. Mus. to Mrs
MARY BRowSISG, both of this town.
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NOTICE..

JNH'S cerihes that have gwen my son, HoLLIs
A. DoRH, his time to transact business for hun
selfdurng his minority, and shall clam none Of his
earnings alter this date.
SAMUEL DORR.
Burlington, April 90, 1874 47w3
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TO RENT,
FOR SALE or no RENT.

TJNHE Large and commolous Dwelling House
L situated on Pearl street, now occupied by Mr..
Brinsmad and opposite Rev. Geo. g. lngersors.-
Possession given lst May. For further particulars
enquire of NATHAN b. HASWElL.
April II, 1874 45n
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Burlington, April %, 1874.

M. OSTHEIM, one Of the late firm OF NJ. OSheim
& Co., Is her.hy authorised TO collect the demands
due The late Company. NJ SAMSON.
Burlington, April 30, 1874 AZ
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-04-26
46 WI WIN. WESTON, Register.
Moses Catlih's Estate.
J'E nEH EE'R lJ<lN'r ) TNHE

Moses Catlin's Estate.
STA TIE or VERMONT THE Probate
District of Chlend.n, SIS. L Court for the
District of Chtienden To the creditors, and others
concerned in the estate of MOSES CATIlN, late Of
Burlington in sad district, deceased, tcstate.
WHEREAS, Guy Cntlin, Executor Of the last will and
of the sail deceased hath made application
TO said court to extend the time limited for the pay
ment Of the debts and legaces of the SAID decea ed
and settling SAID estate one year from the ION day
Of October, lS43 and also proposes TO render an ac
count of his administration; Whereupon the court
aforesaid doth appoint the second Wednesday OF May
for hearing and deciding said application and ex-
aiming said account at the office of the Register of
said court in said Burlington, and doth order that all
intesesed in said estate be notified thereof by
publication of this order three weeks siccesslvely IN
the Burlington Free Press, newspaper printed IN
said Burlington, the last of which publications. 10 be
previous to said second Wednesday in May l644
that they may then and there show cause why said
time should not be 50 extended and why said &C.
coun, should not he allowed
Given under my hand at said Burlington, this 18th
day April, lSii.
46 WIN. WESTON, Register.
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TO RENT,

Ia L,ROM THE LIST OF MAY. the Store
S.h l. known a. The GERMAN SToRE, neN
~ 10 Peck d. Spear, Druggists. Inquire OF
April 25 PECK & SPEAR.
TO RENT,
ENROM the ir.t Of May, convenient HOUSE. tor
1 a large family or for two small families, with
Barn, Woo lhouse and Garden.
Also, several Rooms in a new Brick House with
wood house &c, all situated betv cen the Cour.
House Square and Tue Lake. Apply 10
Burlington, Aprll s, IA. Las III Ii. MAYO. 81.
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DISSOIU | ION.

1--WE Coparnership Of NJ. OSTHtIM q Co. is
this day, by mutual consent, dissolved The
goods and lecs Of The firm, are assigned and con-
veyel TO MOSES SAMSON, one Of the Co, who j. au-
hor,ed TO Sc lie and receive all the debt. aud de-
mands Of The Co. Nj. OSTHEIM,
b. J. HElNEBERG,
NJ SAMSON.
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ENGLISH GRAMMAR.

nNEACHERS are invited to call at Harrington
l. and examine SWEETS Grammar OF the En-
g,h Language.
In is sufficient 10 say that il is constructed on the
basis OF Murray and has already leen introduced into
such school, a " Kimhall Union Academy" and the
"Norwch University" certificates from the Primer
pals of which may be hy iho,e.who are interest
Ell. The first edition having been EXHAUSTED within
one wear from the offs first publication, The Au-
thor has spent mrch Time revising and enlarging H.
and the Publisher offers the q edon, with The con
fdence that whenever it Is examined, il will he ap
proved. contains more matter Than any Other
Grammar in use.
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Scwcll Spaulding's Estate.
. .EIN OIL I'D NinN.I ElNIIE IIl.nDr

ScwelI Spauiding's Estate.
District Of Chnremden, Probate Court with
IN and for the District of Chi,,enden To The credi-
tors and others concerned IN the estate Of SEWELL
SPAULDING late OF underhill in said district de-
ceased,
WHEREAS Rapha Woodworlh administrator of the
estate OF SAID deceased, has made application TO this
Court TO extend the time limiel for making pay ment
Of The de l. and settling the estate of said de ea>e1
twelve months from The 18th day Of April, 1874, and
the second Wednesday OF May mex, being assigned
for hearing in the premises, al the office of the Regis
Ter of ,h> Court, and 1t having been ordered lhar
tee hereofe eiven, hy publishing this decree three
weeks successfully in the Burlington Free Pres,
ncw~pancr p~ntei al burlington, Lciore The time fix
ed tor hearing.
Therefore, YOU are hereby notified, to ap ear t
fore ald Court, al the time aud place alurcsa" hen
and there, 10 make objection If any YOU have, 10 the
aid time of payment eng further extended a. aiore-
sail.
Given under my hand al BURLINGTON, this 18th day
of April, A. ID. 1874. WIN. WESTON, Register.
STATE OF VERMONT, vJNHE Hon. the Pro
! District OF Chtenden, -. late Cont Tor the
District Of Chl,,enAcn To all persons concerned il
the estate Of SEWELL SPAULllNG, late of Under
hill, in sad district, deceased, GREETISG.
| WHEREAS. Rapha Woodwork, admin, traitor Of h,
tate OF laid deceased, proposes render accoun
olshs admin i>traon, and pre>en, hi aga
sad estate, for examination and allowance al session
Of the Court of Probate, lie holden The Register
Office in burlington, on the second We1he sday of Ma!
next.
| THEREFORE,, You are hereby notified TO appear lie
fore sad court at The time and place aforesaid ant
>hew cause, il any yoi have why the account aiore
sad should not lie allowed
| Given I'm Ter my hand Darlington, this 18th da
Of April, A. DISH.
u WN WESTON RsoiSfsr.
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In the matter of Guy Tracy, Guardian Of Al
phcus Fletcher.
Petition to sell Land,

In the matter of Guy Tracy, Guardian Of Al
phcus Fletcher.
Petition to sell Land.
STATE OF VERMONT A Ia .t.s, ",, Ct Inc the
at Burlington within and tor sald ID strict OF thltien-
den, on the 25h day Of March, A. ID. lS44, come
Guy Tracy, Of Shemrne. in sad district guardian Of
Alpheus Fletcher, of SAID Shelburn, aud flies IN laid
court his petition. in writing, setting forth that hts
said ward is ,eizc in his right in fee OF the toll
lowing de-cri!e parcel of land, situate IN sad Shell
burn, VIZ one hundred and nine acre. of land, bound
ed on the norm hy the highway leading from Shell
burn Falls To Hneshnrgh, on the south 10y Samuel
Fletchcr's land, on the cas-, hy the north and >onh
road leading from Charlotte to Burlington, called The
county read, and on he west ly Oran lsham'> and
- Jul>on's land, being the farm where the sad
Alphen> now lives tina, said land is subject to a
mortgage given by said Alpheus TO Thomas Fletcher,
TO secire the payment of the sum of SAG IS, and m
ere-i ldaiel July g. 1929; that there's due from sad
ward TO laid guardian the sum OF S465O9, on settle
ment of said guardians account; that the value o.
the er,onal properly on hand, belonging TO said
ward, 1926 so, and that il will lie necessary 10 sell
the whole Of laid wards interest in laid land for the
payment Of the debts due from said ward, and pray
ing laid court 10 license him, the said GUARDIAN "a
sell the whole of said wards interest said land
agreeably 10 the statute IN such case made and pro-
vred.
WHEREUPoN, the court afore.aid doth appoint the
fourth "wednesday Of April, 1914, for hearing and de-
Gliding SAID petl,Ien nj the office of the Register OF
said court in ,ald Burlington, at ten O'Clock IN the
| forenoon, and doth order that all persons interests
lie flied thereof by publication of ihi> order, con-
tanning the substance OF SAID petition, three weeks
successfully IN the Burlington Free Press. news
paper printed IN said Burlington, the last Of whci
publications 10 eprevious 10 the SAID fourth "ednes
DAY of April, 1874.
Given under my hand at said Blu Ring ton, this 25
day Of March, lS4i.
"A VIM. WESTON, REGISTER.
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DISSOLUTION,

THE co. parlner>hip heretofore exI>iing between
L the sub>cr er, is this day by mutual consent
dissolved. All the demands AMI business are assign
ed TO d. A. SmalIey, who is settle and pay all the
liabilities OF the late firm.
d. A. SMALLEY,
b. J. TENNEY.
Ru,Lnr,o, Anil a 1914 As W3
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Wool!4RW

TIME BURLINGTON MILL COMPANY are
L ready to receive Wool to manufacture into Broad
Cloth, on the same terms as heretofore, hy Mes>rs.
Roelof>on and Raihbun, who are expected to remain.
Farmers, Merchants or Others, who wishing 10
have Wool manufactured for their own use for
Market can have il done in the Iest manner.
SIDNEY BARLOW,
April %, 1874 AZ Agent for q. NJ Co.
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TNSJTR ANCE.

10000 POUNDS frs, quality SAIERATUS in
Casks Barrels and Half Barrels, for sale low by
FOLLETT, BRADLEY & Co.
Old Dock, Dec. IA, lS43 20
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Burlington, April 6, 1914,
ID SSOLUTION.

~ SSOLC lC-Ns
THE CoPAprSERsHIP heretofore existing between
i Daniel Davis & WIN. II. Curtis, under the hrm
of Da n il Davis Co, j. this day dissolved Ivy mu-
tial consent VIM. II Curtis assumes nj the llahll-
tiles OF the hrm and becomes possessed OF all lis
effects. The name Of the firm will e med IN l.iqi'
ia lion. DANIEL JAWS,
Burlington, March 81, "A. WM. H. CURTIS.
w. II. CURTIS Tenders his thanks TO the pub
lie for the liberal patronage he has received, hoih
when alone nd partnership, and informs them that
he has rented the aud in Wafer Street, (orcuped
for .ere. OF years BY Daniel Davis, and for the AS,
year BY Daniel Davis Co. where he intends 10 con-
ne the zane business pursued by his predecessors,
which embraces almost every article kept in country
stores, and he hopes nv attention 10 business and up
rishines in all his dealing, 10 merit aud retain all
The former patrons OF this establishment, ana o1iaIn
many new ones.
n. BAH accounts due ID. Davis, ID. Davis a Co,
or VIM. II. Curtis, must be paid lmneilaielv or lhey
will be left with an attorney tor adjustment.
DANIEL DAVIS,
DANIEL DAVIS, & Co.,
WIN, u. CURTIS
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NEW BOOK!

A n Inquiry INFO the Ministerial Commission, by
n the Rev. Lloyd Windsor, rector oi Grace
Church, i.ockpor, \. f.-tonialnng a Chapter on
APOSTOLIC SUccEssIoS, and another on piooEsAN
EPisooPAcY.-lhe most approved work on he,e sub
jecs YET PM li>hed, al Edition, Enlarged and revised
Just received and for sale at
Al HARRiNGTONS.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1844-08-10

we make the following extracts for the puE-
pose Of doing justice TO the discriminating prop
critics Of few Of our distant friends:-
OFThe Arkansas Traveller il the title OF a
new paper just commenced at Columbia, Ark.
Il IS neatly printed, aud bears the impress o.
considerable ability ia lie management, Louis
UilIs Weekly Journal.
Pretty we'll for you, Halderman. But look We
here, old soissou-the next time you s,borroW
u.s. just credit -wilI you?
0y-The uArkansas Traveller, - is the title Of
q new weekly just issued at Columbia, Chieot
county, Ark, By Samuel L. Lewis, late OF the
NDaily Sum-" Cincinnati. il looks we'll and the
impression Is as Ratral as a brush fence or a
pumpkin patch. Wen attend 70 YOUR request.
sam. The folks are all well, including that
scamp Of the world, "Mackus. ~ Cineinnaii
Daily Times.
All right, Cal We 'Just Itayedn at Colum-
bia, only long enough 70 print Nos. and 2, Of
Volume ONEl Too many wings there to try a
paper Of the ''real stripe" We believe though
that we have now hit upon a fruitful sell
Tor the rapid growth Of democracy. "Mackus,,
shall hear from Us shortly.
AREANsAs TRAvElLER.- Samuel L. Levin. /.
perevering and deserving printer and Editor
late Of this city, has started weekly paper cal.
led Che " Aikansas IravelleF'' az Columbia. Chi
cot CO., Ark the frat number Of which ,gebava
received II looks well reads wen, end we hone
will DO well, which We are sure viii Be The oaSe
ifindustry and perseverance, viii make t. III isI
neutral IN politics Go ahead Lewis, Won have
oar besl Wishet-- CinciaHaif Daily Cosmer,ial
Tbsre-Boys! whatdo you think d hiatt AZ
Harry Gay Woald say-sstuo bullets and
braggergi Gusts. We owe you one.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1844-08-10
sAMq.. L. LEWIS.

It is tie custom with publishers when estab-
fishing press, to solicit subscribers, and pa,ron-
age generally, in person, but when il is recolec-
ted that the whole business of our office is con-
Quoted by one man,-when we are compositor,
FOlleFrboy, and devil, bring ourown
water, &c. &C., it is impossible to visit the Git
lzena ofthe county, and can only hope that the
Democracy Of YazoO and Holmes counties will
come forward, and cheer US in our labor, by their
friendly aid; for which we promise them a full
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1844-08-10


From appearances that greet the eye in every
direction, we are justiieI in predicting tKat ire
approaching fall and winter trade will ksceed
the amount done in any one season for tEc mast
four or I'VE years. On last Tuesday ou eitv
was visited BY the steamer GREENwooD. direct
from Cincinnati and Louisville; she disc charged
at our landing a very large freight, consisting Of
bale rope, bagging, &c, and we understand that
there was shipped to New Orleans, on kArd OF
her, about thirty bales or Cotton Of the nj CROP.
The VOLANT, our regular packet, dijchargcs
and ships profitable freights at every ARRIVAL on
her trip from Vicksbufg on The 9TH, shI had on
board over thirty passengers aid deck
the LEO, on the 5th, started from Viokburg with
fOrty-6ve passengers 90 it is evident hat cvery
Indication directly tends to an early commence
ment Of a busy and prosperous season. N
From theinteriof, the accounts are favorable.
in some sections the farmer has suffered TO some
extent By the cut-Wofm, but on Che whole. S
thankful at the result Of his spring and summers
toll We understand that the Cotton crop will
not equal the crop Of last year, butthe deficit 10
other sections Of our country on account Of Thigh
water, d1e.i must Of necessity enhance its value
The river, at this point, is eve inches higher
than il was 10 ls42, and continual rise. AL
number Of our merchants living al The foot Of
Mainst have been eoApelsdtoremoYet their
goods, wares, &c. to proper places so as to pro-
feet from damage, etc. We ars Of opinion that
'he river is now nearits higheststags-Oue good
effect resulting from the rise, is that our Doc.
iOs' viii have to oOnane themselves to country
practice this fall-and let lhs city 90 free Of
ealomel and quinine.
Our merchants are zsalously engaged in p,s.
pairing themielses to be 10 READINGS, ior the frs,
au'h Of BUSINESS and we have every oonsdeDcs
that On ne Issue Of the sseona No. Of the aDcm.
Oorat," its advertising columns viii indicate 70
a person abroad, that he Yazos merchants are
possessed Of as much Enterprise a. re merchant.
Of any other portion u our eonniry. The con
slant elipking Of tAe dollars in every buspe,,
house ofour city spsaks is plainly a. can :.
Be expressed in lshguage, that fhisseetion Of a.
State 81 aiii,iisippi stands in 90 heed Of a Gc,,
rep0y Rssalete', ol .'lzluaIi1ss q fsshanses.s
C-it is slid ilat Gea. Wushiasion contrib.
otsd $50 iorasd, - baliaisg of s.. A,l,,..
tile Church, which vas de,lfbys byamo5 3
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1844-08-10

or Parson HoWei how, are Youl win you
send 70 Us the s'Life Of Polk, aud Dallls,'' pub
iisaed some time back 10 pamphlet form. We
want mere dosumeats Send Ne few Of your
bach Nos. Pariieulariy tie No. containing that
able unli-isiG article. We eve just ron Ohio,
lie anti.busiiss So i strong iot 'Ioge.r
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1844-08-10

CREvAssA,--Ths N. O. Bulletin Of the 5th,
'ays;--"But little progress had been made yes
terday morning in repairiug the breach in the
Levee at Bonnet Care, though a large
number Of hands, aided By the pile driving ma
chine, sent from the city. The breach was
about eighty feet wide, and the water twenty
feet in depth, rushing with velocity through it.
The neighborhoOd had The appearance or a vast
lake. The main effort making, We understand.
was u control the course OF the overflow ~ as TO
carry it through the svamps to lake Mauripas,
and prevents as far as possible, the inundation Of
tho cultivated and inhabited lands.n
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1844-08-10

conntIes.
The undersigned hap commenced n Yazc
cry, the pnblieation "A AWseky neEspape
entitled tho YAzoo DenoCRAT.n The Demo
crat Gas lie name implies) win be in part, dsvo
ted 10 the dissemination Of the pure principle
Of republican government transmitted to us'bJ
Tbos Jefferson, the Apostle Of American liberty
and 10 later days sustained and carried out bJ
ANDREW JACKSON. II cannot then be me-
cessary to add, that we are in favor Of ngid
and economical administration Of the General
lGoyernment; seperation Of the Government from
Banks reduction in the price Ofpublic lands, SO
that the industrious and poor man may find a
home Tor his children; in favor of the immedi-
ate annexation Of Texas 10 the United States,
believing, as we do, that it is measure Of par
amount Importance and also, that we are in
fovor Of the lowest revenue tariff.
We shall, with whatever ability we may pos
sess, oppose the creation Of any United States
Bank, by which the many are 10 be plundered
and the few enriched. We shall oppose a high
and exhorbtant Tariff for the same reason, feel
ing that the system is alone calculated TO depress
and plumber the Southern planter, to fatten a
few upstart lordlings, who are Cor at least many
of them) exerting all their energies, To accom-.
plish the abolition of an institution, recognized
by our ancestors, and by them handed down to
US. In short, our sheet will sustain zeslously the
broad principles of Democracy as understood,
explained, and practiced BY Jefferson and
jackson.
We have ever regarded the following az oaFdi-
nal democratic princip les-peace and good will
to all men--equal and exact justlce--llberty,
equal rgts, equal privileges and strict political
equality-Democracy eleyates the poor man,
while ii protects the rich and more lortunate,--
it teaches us 10 perform and exact equal justice
between man and man, Ito love our country and
our countTymen.
In the Conduct of our paper the strictest cour-
tesy to all, and decOrum shall be observed. All
questions Oflaw or morality can be courteously
discussed; and we have set out with determi.
nation TO preserve our columns, free from all
virnence or invectiEe.
The 'sYazoo Democrats" will also contain as
much religious, moral, and agricultural news, as
the size our sheet win enable US to present.
To forward this enterprise we solici. the aid
'fOur friends in this country, and can assure
subscribers, that devotion to the interests of
'ur paper, and perseverance, which as yet has
never failed US, fully authorize US 10 assert, that
hey shall regularly receive useful aud decorous
weekly newspaper.
TERMS The "Yazoo Democrat'' will be sent
9 Subscribers at the low rate of THREE DOL
LARS per annum-in all cases payment to be
made in advance. Subscribers can remit to US
rec Of postage, BY obtaining the frank of the
'ostmaster. Postmasters RENTING to Us the
Inscription money ofIour subscribers viii be en-
tiled to 6ftb rOPys gratis.
A
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1844-08-10

or The electoral election in Ohio and Penn
syivsnia fhis ysai win occur On Friday, Noyem-
Der Isl-that being he CAB Friday preceding
the frfi Wednesday 90 Deeembor-and not on
lhs 25lh October. b l.IsloIols publIIhsa.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1844-08-10

or Harry Piaside appeared a lhs Tbsutre
ia 81. Louis on the al,h Of last June, in tbs
character Of Grnnastbef Whiishsad. This e
one Of ths best personations Of Piacids, and 81
The character Of which, be e not to nor can ever,
be equalled By living nan. Elimself and broth
ef-the mirih provo.ins Ton, b their private as
ven as professional merits have nsde fof them
selves ''horfs Of frisadln
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1844-08-10

LOUISVILLE WEEKLY DEMocRAr We have
received the second number Of this paper. II
bids fair 10 be valuable acquisition TO the Dc.
mOcratic party, and in it's management evinees
talent and ability Of the highest order. J.H.
HARNEr, editor. P. M. KENT, publisher and
proprietor. Tcrms-dailT, $40; tri-weekly, SIS;
and weekly, S3;-in advance.
In the No. before US we notice the speech Of
ELwOoD FIsnER, "on the Political Opinions Of
Henry Clay" delivered at the Court House in
Louisville, KY, July 10, 1914. We regret that
our space will hOt admit of its republication en-
tire, as il is an invaluable document, its author
ranking among the first politicians in the West.
W. will, however, extract freely from the sound
reasoning which it abundantly furnishes.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1844-08-10

o.. Wonder what clever Democrat win fur
hish y, With sood substantial aud eomrorlablo
chair, Weiiksa lounge occasionally, We do!-
particularly when We have compressed between
our los re6nios ss7'rakuoo33