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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-07

deathpenalty does not increase but rather reduces
the number OF the latter. 4 recent Parliamentary
Return shows that for the three periods OF six wears
each from December 1873 TO 1886 the number of
commitments for murder had been with remark
able seadiness, about Al for each period-the actual
number being 407 ali and 413. In those CORE
sponalng periods the number OF executions were 81
-, "a Communications have been more frequent In
the present reign, and the number Of executions for
the period OF SIX years from Dec. 1886 to Dec. 1912
wes only %, anumber Of commitments has fallen
from the above average Of 40 10 $50.
The same Return exhibits comparison between
the tour years since 1870 in which execution fol-
lowed erery conviction, and the four years, on the
other hand, in which the smallest proportion OF
those convicted Of murder were executed, with
view to observe the effect on the frequency Of the
crime in the next succeeding years. The following
was The result:
Years ears Of # Blood u8l5 1877,
Years sars Of is NeFcy, lsss 1885, % % ~
1870 1922 SO 81 268 22s
In the former case, relative increase OF nearly Is
per cent. in the latter, relative decrease OF Il per
cent
Another series of tables in the same interesting
Return tprinsed by the House Of Commons oath Au-
gust lGi3, exhibits, for the period of eight years
preceding 1872, comparison between those coun-
ties IN which all those sentenced to Death for Muir
DER were executed, dn0 on the Otler nanQ, lnOSe
counties IN which communications pardons were
granted-those counties in which juries acquitted
the ground of insanity-and those counties IN
which there were commitments but no convictions;
thus illustrating, first, the effect of uniform execu-
tons on the commission of murder; secondly, that
of communications; thirdly, that of acquittas on the
ground of insanity and ourthly that OF acquittals
in general. This is done by comparing the commit
ments for murder in the years following the execu
tons, the combinations, and the acquttals, with
the commitments in the years in which they respec-
lively occurred and the following is the result:
l. In the year following the execution Of all con-
victsd the commitments for murder, as COM
pared with those OF the previous years, de-
erase ( pa 'e"'
2 J. fine years following commua.iens they de-. :,
8 In the years following acqui'rals on thE ground
of insanity thsy decrease. ....35 "
!. And in tn fol loving those III which there
were commitments and 70 convictions, they ;.
So that the crime Of Murder in England -four
shes most under a system OF invariabe executions
-prospering more than when the Executive mercy
ntcreres with communications of sentence-more
than when juries practically mitigate the law by
acquittals on the ground OF insanity-and more
even than under total failure OF justice through
the acquittal Of all who stand charged with the
crime.
The above authentic facts are pregnant with
most important signifcancy to every mind capable
of intehgently and candidy approaching them
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-07

60 EAsY-FoRkGET They ARE on
- DAYS First Premium Sheet Rubber oseIshoes, with
m nsw Elastic Soles besides being the and most
durable Oyehoes use perfectly adapted TO the boot
and pants that the apt 10 forget that Re has on an
that whoever examines them Will certainly give 10 them The
preference They will completely do away with the double
c Proof Boots which never keep out the water
Warehouse Is Maiden Lare, Broadway. Those VINO
want DAYS Overhoss should remember the nurleerIS5'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-07

IE7LDER'S PATENT SALAMANDER
w satellite SUBSCRIBER the oaly authorized per
son IN the State 10 make sell these valuable property
servers and pledges himself the public that all safes made
by him shall be equal any tested they never having
failed TO preserve the contents uninud ,hous frequently
exposed 10 the intense heat DampnssS has bel entirely
overcome and they row caTrGnted dy-all having
Chubbs thief d.tecor Lock, which renders them the most
perfect article ever offered 10 the public.
hose who wish 10 purchase au article called improved
Saamander Safes Imitation Salamander Safes Second
Hand safes made by C. Gayor tand said By HIM to be
fire pro and other second hand safes b. furnished with
all sizes aud designs prices according to quality BY apply
ing al the Iron Safe Warehouse and Factory of
f6 I'm SlLAS =. HEtftlNO, 10y w aLsL 81.
YHHE HOWARD INSURANCE COMPANY
make assurances against loss damage sv Ts and INLAND
na,igaton on terms as favorable other similar nst-
ton the city. >,
T. Ravens, Caleb " HalSted, y9hn hanSln,
] Phillips PhGuix, William Couch. Nathaniel Weed,
tanning {. Tucker, B. L. Wooey, ferdinand Suydam
david I,ee j. b. Varnum, Henry G Thompson,
Dasn n Ifalr, Micah Baldwin Peter L. MENUS,
Edward Anthony.
K. HAVENS, President
LEWIS PHILLIPS, Secretary, dis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-07
20 TEAcHERs-A Teacher. who IS ahont 10

To TEACHERS-A Teacher, who is about to
fus fsa bnsiesss account OF health wishes dis
ts Of hs sa shIf p - Sc ct the Ipss .s,.s S
% iAse the School addressed 20 T. g.
"a s., T Blosdm s 1fs AID M a; Nh Baa'e DPr
III ANTED-LOCAlA AGENTS; in sli PRINCIPAL
w Cites and Towns; also Tn.vr,r.n,o- GrsrsAt
AceSrs, for different Stats are wanted for now
pt ss APPLICANT. from e saos Sss q, Ss en-,
sst.gs sa;,siSct9fy references Gre demanded for
CERVANT WANTED-A single man accus
Ceusssmed TO wait on gentle men and who would wish 10
gentleman going 70 travel Eurcre
s y sl sSf ws sh can podaes SosS
s.itrenees. Apply at p Old Slip, up stars 6N.
iHANTEp--A situation in a respectable family
a. as hGs'es g une1Ssps0aa0ie references Sysa
TO POTTER BAAERS-A man VINO tho
cood tuaron By applying al 81 Water ST. New Feb.
5. 50: fshs lw'
BOARDING IN A PRIVATE FAMILY
- Four Ave persons be handsomely .eeomnoSa.ed
s aSfs5S + 81
As2 EXCHANGE HOTEL-BALTlMORE
f:iE ERAsTUS COLEMAN has this day taken HEN.
sARY + JACKSON into partnership, and IN fa,aEe the
irienjS is respectfully solicited
GOAL, CoAL!,-A, So IS per ,ou-Broken,
E best ash he aS S~ pes
for cash. w' 'e'eesed and ~tish'f Tse s LSfoN
j2t 2m. Yard come, of KinS aad Gresnwlch SIS.
r IvERPOOL COAL-For sale from yard, or
- direct from ship, Liverpool Coal of superior quality. at
low market prce. Consumers invited TO eall tie
s sr H Sss o7 An tho
goal, COAL,2-The real genuine Red Ash
de bur It the fountain head at the mines, where we I Ss
it FIRST quality Coal and viii ce delivered al the following
& y.isSS s,
sHa 70 . q. ns as CO IS
BEACH ORCHARD COAL-The subscriber
has nov hand for sale the aerve coal of all sizes.
Orders sen; rroa the Despatch Fost Or LETT the Office Of
sT'F6S %'' pcPK sfERR2s6 Ss SS e Anhon
iy,tro" aud Sydney CSa 70, mily use or Smith, SS
sizes. dist
D0LlSH YOUR STOVES AND CRATES
ESwn sfsSa s Sa es
he British a;s and Blask Lead its iustEs brighter
seq beautiful polish. For sale at wM. BDOWNS, tsi
Washington street Retaled by all Che Drngg. and Groce-
Springfield Dealers and families bs supplied Of A B
D. SANDS. Druggists, No. 70 Fulton street. 23 Broadway
II East Broadway jl3 I'm
rs 0O0-s4,ooo, $4,000, and s2,p0o to lean
'D0.o'Jo onctX '5se9ti,y ApgPIyy, 70
Fs'EAS .--2O0 chests Souchong; POO half chests
4 do.
10 half chests Ming Yong souchoas
SO do Caper Souohong
30 chests fine Mohte Powchong
% fancy boxes fine Mohee Souchoug.
100 chests Tyson.
10 fancy boxes Hyson, Gue
100 chests Young Hyson.
$50 half chests do
400 chests Hyson Skin.
30 half Chests superior Gunpowdcr
80 do do Imperial.
All country packed aud OF late importation.
For sale by GRINNELL, MlNTUKN s. CO..
III q 78 Soathstreat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-07

CARE AND PCNCTUALTY ON THE
ais MOST REASONABLE TERMS
~ syivan,a Association.-ohice No. Is
Pns st third story. Open from 10 TO IL a Information
cheerfullv given The Const'tu ton gvan IvlOu
r. To Lawyers.-LAW BOOKS.-The snbscri-
be having been the employment Of Haisted and VooheS
several past has commenced the La" Book Selling
on his account and respectfully informs the Members OF
the Bar and Students Law, wishing TO purchase, hatit
will be much their advantage 10 give HIM call as he In
tends sell reduced pcss23 Nassau street one door
South of Cedar Jew York. J. r. HALSTED.
NB.-W remove Immediately opposite on the lst Of May
next No q Nassau street. door south OF Cedar street
ja3 cod 3ws j X II.
t. Health, Quiet, ana ComTort-The Gra
ham House 63 Barcaystret York proters advantages
stopping few days weeks in the CITY, SUCH az
are rarely offered IL eligbly located on clean ana Any
street. very the business Part OF The city, and IN the I'M
mediate vicinity Of the principal steamboat landings It's
apartments and neat whe Its table supplied
with the Vegetables and Fruits that ne procured er
Gliding entirely Animal Food End stlmuiants OF all kinds
Charges moderate every effort made render Boaers
comfortable Shower Baths free. Remember, SO Barclay
W y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-07

rs now universally admitted 10 be certain
Ispece m fs;l n
tent gentlemen who have experienced ts curative eneet
gracefully recommend ladies have derived me sIsG..s
STst from us exhibition and other compl
ncu are restored their Appetite and the weak ana leeois
mad. strong aud vigorous Health III poor man rlchss
rbs Tich MANS bliss has, through Its mtuencs been
nisd 70 all classes anL and h9aiac
mrs merchants and bankers, lawyers and dlvl's pneso
and PLANTERS ali been cured By this MEDICINE
br and recommendations satisfactorily prove
Vet th-usands upon thousands rsain no ar daily
- hoth Of mind and BODY, from the above coEapain
n an iuallablr remedy offered 10 them n tbe feseofa
tiys Coral winch Is prepared BY & l. SD ne anu
Ia a, his off, ? No.6 Murray su--t Jlo 2'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-07

no POTTER BAKERS "A man VINO tho
roughly understands the shove bosiness msy hear OF
GOOD situaton By applying al 2Si Water WORK Feb.
;, ls4i. fehS Two
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-07

lust PUBLISHED HEWET'S SPLENDID
j LY ILLUSTRATED EDITION OF THE BOOK
OF COMMON PRAlER-Editel by the Rev }. u.
Wainwright D. D. and embelshrd with upwards 100 en-
cravings This work been OF about
s2 OU1 and offered the low IF SO 80 copy,
superby bound with gilt edges elegantly tn sosssd
Turkey Morocco representing the interior and exterior
Of Trinity Church, York. h W. HEWtI,
Il RI 2S Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-07

" ANIE'L,,-l.oCAL AGENTS in all Principal
~ tioes ana iowns; also TsAvgi1es o. GENERAL
AessE. T s ., or sT:s, S,s,f
pa n s,.t Applicants from de ensr -: nsn me -
postage Satisfactory references der.aed as for the NJ
sps liability OF the 4 gent fsns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-07

M ASTEp-A situation in q respectable family
~ as ho9seks-per uaeIssptoaable references givsn-
Address Y. II. az this Office IS Ste
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-07

I'll EXCHANGE HOTEL-BALTiMoRE
E.R ERASTUS COLEMAN has this day taken HEN
.GARY F. JACKSON into partnership and in future the
House viii &c conducted in the of Coleman Jack,cn
The patronage Of the tEysng pablo aad Influence OF our
iriends is respectfully solicited.
Baltimore. Feb |. 1884. u I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-07

sGEACH ORCHARD GOAL.-The subscriber
l now hand for sale the aeNve coal of all Sizes,
which he Offers for sale low market prics from the yard
Orders rroush the Despatch fost or leat the office of
thu suhscrlbsr, will he promptly attended 10.
T.SrOHES plCkERSoN. No 10! Anthony st,
OF Broadway Tabernacle.
Liverpool aud Sydney Coal for family Smiths,
h,n sale above Also Ash and Lehish Coal Of ali
sizes. dist
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-07

GOAL! COAL!,-At So IS per ,on--Broken,
~ Egg aud large Stoys-The subscriber delivering
thu best Peach Orchard Red Ash Coal AZ the above low price
tor cash, wolf screeSed and weighed hy City wetShsI
PETER CLINTON,
j2t 2mN Yard corner of King and Greenwich sss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-07

BOARDING IN a PRIVATE FAMILY
u Four Ave persons be handsomely accommodated
board lie pvs,e family In ihs upper art Of the City
Ans communications addressed The subscribers will
ceve attention. ANTHONY J. BLEECkER CO.
i2S II Broad street
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-07

CERVANT WANTED-a single man accus-
Accustomed 10 wait on ssrrlt and who would wish 10
assse IS serrant gentleman going 70 travel in Encfe
need apply but who speaks the English aaeny,
the Spanish toerably WELL and produce good verbal
differences. .apply a, = Old Slip. up stairs. Is 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-07

goat, COAL,1-The real genuine Red Ash
Feach Orchard purchased the dock OF second hand
dealers, bat the fountain head the mines where
m FIRST quality Ct Coal, and viii 6e delivered az the following
pces free of ciItage we'll screeued from the yard
eghers endorsement the back of each ticket: Nut s..
Stove s. s. Broken ESS s. from the Lump Lseka
wanpa S., Lshsh s., Liverpool, se,esned, 50 Yard se
tvashiugtor ST Spring. GUERNSEY Y co. %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-07

ITO PAkENIS.-Ihe Subscnber, at present
teaching School in the pleasant and healthy village OF
Stafford Conn niles distant from Bridgeport which
place steamboats, ply daily, would take iced number OF
Male Boarding Scholars the small charge Of 2 dollars per
week for which they will be provided with board wash
ing schooling every thing for their comfort and
health
The Summer term cammence the 18th April and con-
lllEcboAA Inv ID
For further information inquire of Henry c. Scott IS East
Broadway.
Reference TO Hon. William Johnson, }c,,,cj
Lewis H. Russell, Esq. ) '''"''''u'
Rev. y +. Cornwall, Southport.
William Benjamin, Esq N vorL
ia27 Lewis CuEtuS, ESQ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-07

r iVERPOOL COAL-Eor sale from yard, or
IL direct from ship, Liverpool Coal of superior quality.
low market price Consumers invited 70 call ehe
subscriber before leaving their orders elsewhere he de
tmiued 70 sell first rate article AZ extremely low price
is tf Il. STOKES DlCkERSOS. loT Anthony-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-07

FIAT JUsTErIA RUAT CGLUM.-An article which
appeared paper far back April Si3 has made the
nds Of the newspapers calculated prejudice public OPP
mon respecting the official character of Mr. r. CIrnno,
MI bic officer OF city This intended b. us
The paragraph question inserted by one OF our Report
er and not acquainted with the gross mistake ne tu
made until arrested, and We hQuifea h'o
the facts Of the We upon correct iorma
ton thar the receipts Of Mr. Crumbs department the Gus
on House did not .r the expenditures The statement We
published led readers suppose that the moneys had oe
received and paid over. he u , treasury De-
partmen recently examination INTO the case
Mr.. Crumbs request aud the result has been highly honora
bly, and e1culpatory-so deserving he shoaid
have p,ase his bersy We request contemporaries
Who ye ~ credit for the toug dad Mr. q will
sis us in doing him right [Phiad Daily Chrou.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1844-07-26
Council Proceedings.
REGULAR MEETING.
july !, 1914.
july !, 1874.

Present, r. EATON KEYS, Presiden,-J
w. Barnett, J. NJ. Allen, w. J. Leake, J.
I. Wilson, and N. Perry, Selectmen
The meeting being called to order, the
minutes Of the last meeting were read and
approved ,.n..,
ing) taxing Taverns and PUBLIC Boarding
Houses, was called up when on motion OF
DR.. w. j. Leake, il was indefinitely post
rored.
The Ordinance TO tax Brokers ard Dealers
in Exchange, was also called up, and on mo-
lion Of DR.. Barnett, action on it was pos'pon.
ed tll ;he Bank question was disposed OF.
The petition Of Geo. Hahn was called mp,
and on motion Of Dr.. arpett indefinitely
postponed.
The opinion of VIM E. Pngh, Esq. in re
laticn TO taxing Bank stock, was read by ih'
Clerk when on motion ofDr. tarne.t. il was
decided 10 be relur,ed to Col. tugh, with
instructions for a more definite rcporl
The following resolution was offered by
DR.. w. J. Leakc, and adopted.
Resolved, Tha, the Ordinance requiring
persons 10 file with the Town Clerk des-
crip,ion Of their mark and brand, be amend
ed as follows viz; after the words "he with
the Town Clerk, the following words, "loI
record
Tho proposition Of J. A. Stevens 10 DO the
advertising for the corTcruon COR so 90 q
year, was accepted.
The 10 lowing resolutions were chertd D!
DR. w EarRe,l, and adopted.
Resolved, That the Street Committee be
authorized 10 receive proposals for The grad
ior OF Elain street, Runnels street, Jefferson
street, and Eayou street, and that the sait
committee be allowed and authorized 10 re
ceiye proposals for any part or portion Q
said grading, from any person or person
wishing 90 undertake the same.
Resolved, That in all parts or portions @
Main and Runncis streets, which has bee1
or may he graded, De Immediately gutteret
and il shall be the duty Of The Town Con
stable to notify the owner or owners Of sal
lots or portions Of lots, Oh said streets, :
gutter the same in n suitable manner, an
N said owner or owners fail 10 comply wit
this resolution, IL shall be lie duty of sa;
Constable TO have the same done at the eX
pence Of the owner or owners oil said lot
or parts OF lots.
On motion Of J. w. Barnett, it was
Resolved, That an allowance OF so 90 i
town scrip be made TO he Mayor as his sem
annual allowance as salary for Mayor. AdoI
ted.
The following accounts were presente
and allowed, Phillip Clark Tor work done o
STREET and bridge, S26 90; J. A. Stevens f
printing, S37 so; NJ. La f. Walker csrtii
cate for serving as Judge OF an Election, S.
On motion the meetng adjourned.
R.EATON KEYS, PREs'T.
JAS. P. WILLIAMS. CPk.
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ChamCerN NOffCe.

SUrERIoR COURT OF CHANcERY, March Rules,
OF the State of Mississippi, : 1914.
James w. Barnett, complainant,
1894 vs..
Reuben Matthews, ct al, Defendants.
TTPON opening the matters Of This bill
- and it appearing that the defendants
William II. Sims, and tho unknown heirs Of
John Glass, deceased, are not inhabitants of
this State, but reside peyond the limits
thereof, SO that an ordinary process of this
Court cannot be executed on them. 1t is
therefore ordered that unless the said do~
PENDANTS appear before the Chancellor at
the courtroom, in the town of Jackson the
lst Monday in June, next, and plead, ans
swer or demur to the bill Of complaint here
in, The several allegations thereof will be
taken for confessed, and such order and de-
cree made therein as the Chancellor may
deem equitable and just. 1t is further or
defed that copy of this order TO published
in the Yazoo City Wing and Political Regis
ter, once a week for TWO months success
4sively.
Attest, X. l.. DIXON, ok
Yazoo City, March, %, 1914, 37-9t
Prs fee SIS COY
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1844-07-26
Administrators Sale.

A GREEABLY to an UIdc, Of the ITOn-
IN orable Probate Court Of Yazoo county,
made at its May Term, l644, shall, as ads
ministrator Of the Estate of Malichl b.
Hamer, decd. proceed to sell, before the
front doc. of the Commercial Bank Of Man |
chester IN Yazoo City,
On the 3I.t day Of July, 1914,
tho equity Of redemption in the following
described Real Estate belonging to the SAID
dccedent, on a crt dit of twelve MONTHS
to,wit: one fourth interest in Lots IN How
ards addition Nos. to 359-No. 34l eX
ceptcd-the entire interest IN Lots IA, 10,
lG 5. 20, u, 2 20, 80, 81, 81, 33, 2IS,
264, 294, 3I9, $40, 800, 322, 1913, 325,
81, 33s, 500, $50, 800, 36l, 362, 81, s72,
373, 374, 375, 376, 377, 376, $40, 1913,
800 and 400; half interest in Lots All and
A72; three fourth interest in Lot 226, also,
lot No. 23l.
All of the abOvs lots being in Yazuo city,
and are mortgaged to the Planters Bank Of
Mississippi and to the Commercial Bank OF
Manchester-Lot No. 23l, is also mortgag.
ed to D. wilkins.
ALSO-the following lands, in YazOo
county. which are also mortgaged to the
Planters Bank of Mississippi and the Com
mercial Bank of Manchester, to~wit:-
The north half Of the east half of north
west quarter Section g. south half nOrtheas
quarter Of Section 2, west half norlhwes
quarter Section 3, north half nOrthcas quar-
ter and west half of northwest quarter Sec
ton 2, southeast quarter Section 2, south
east quarter northwest quarter and cas-
half Of southwest quarter and east half o
Section 3, east half northwest quarter Sec
ton 9, west half northeast quarter SectIo
A, all in Township IL, Range 2, Wes
Also, a joint and undivided half lnteres
with F. Stanton in the following lands !
Yazoo county, (mortpaged as above,) tn
east half Of northwest quarter Section q
northeast half Of west half Of southea:
quarter Section 80 south half Of east ha
OF northwest quarter Section %, east ha
northwest quarter Section 80, west hf. nortl
east quarter Section 30, west half nOrtl
west quarter Section 20, west half noriI
west quarter Section 80, west half southwe
quarter Section 30, southwest quarter Sc
ton 81, cast half southwest quarter ar
south half of west half of southeast qua
ter Section 30, all in Township 10, Ran!
1, West.
Only such title will be conveyed as
vested in me as administrator aforesaid.
The purchasers will be required to gi
bond and undoubted security.
+. BARKSDALE, Admir-.
YazOo city, June, IA, 1914 1873
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1844-07-26
DISSOLUTION.

Y ME copaunership previously existing
Il under the style of EVANS & SHRoPsHIRr
is this day Dissolved by mutual concent-
IoHN f. SHROPSHIRE is charged with the
settlement Of their business. Those having
claims against said firm, arc requested tc
present the same TO him for payment; anc
all those indebted arc respectfully request
ed u call and close heir accounts.
]. u. EVANS,
J. p. SHROPSHIRE.
Yazro city. June IA, 1914. 5l-f
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EVERY BODY LOOK HERE.

lust Received from New Orleans per
q Steamer Yazoo City splendid assert
ment OF Toys for children, together with a
large stock Of Crockery. Ware, Family Gro
ceries, Nuts, Of all kinds, Raisens, Currants,
Figs, Pruens, Preserves, Jellys, Candies oil
all Kinds, with the Grand Curiosity of the
Dime Factory.
ALsO,-3,OOO bushels coRN-in sacks, foi
S. S. CALDWELL.
No. los, Main Street
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1844-07-26
Y aZOO Livery Stable
BY
c. J. BLACKhaAN & J. WINE Ord.

BY
C. J. BLACKhaAN g. ]. NlllF Ord.
HAVlNG opened the we'll known BRICK
IL STABLE, on Jefferson Street, YazoO
City, it being the Street which Travellers,
Drovers and visitors will enter the city most
ly, and their giving particular attention to
this business alone, hope TO receive liber
al patronage in their line. Their charges
shall be moderate.
Keeping horse per month, $40 90
Single feed, %
other charges in proportion. They have also
Road Wagons, Teams, &c. &c, for hire.
Those favoring them with call, will have
their baggage sent TO any Hotel or other
place in the city, without charge.
We also have lots with shelter and water
for DroVers, and all Horses put up with US,
will be provided with good bedding.
Corn, Fodder, Oats and Hay,
BOUGHT AND SOLD HERE.
Instructions strictly adhered to respect
ing horses, &c. &c, left in our charge.
o. Cali and sec tts as you come in.
Yazoo City. May 4, 1874. daft
INSULV EN- NOTICE.
VEVHE undersigned have been appointed
4 by the Hon. Probate court Of Yazoc
County, Commissioners of Insolvency upor
the estate of William X. Stone deceased
They will meet at the Office Of r. s. j. J
Holt, in the town of Benton, on the frs
Saturday of each month for the next siy
months. to receive, audit and allow claim
against sah estate.
JAS. ]. HOLT,
| WI HAM RAFT All T.
w. L. FOUNTAINE,
Commissioners of Insolvency.