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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-10-12
BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
Penney Ivania Election.

We present below the reported returns from for
" three counties. which show the forerunner Of
nearly dead heat between the candidates for Go
vernon There are fifteen coua,ies TO hear from,
which gave Van Buren, a majority over Harrison in
lSO, OF 1916 votes 1t will thus be seen that the de-
mocratc majority will be small indeed The vote
polled has reached 100000 10 1870 ii was 2Ss 600.
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Died

On Wednesday, oh inst MARY ELIZABETH, daughter
Of Warren 8 and Ann Eliza Wilkey, aged one year and
three months.
The friends and acquaintances of the family
pecny invited to attend the funeral this afternoon at
O'Clock from 2g5 Spring street
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9ys OIL salkeri pkg silks Ceftnset col do Moran
DIX y hhds oil 10 pkgs hats trunk citron
,w roHT oa AZ PaNcEBE William 400 lbs log
held--S cks rags q Hog arth - -
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SHIP NEW S.

SHIP NEWS.
Home Ports.
PaILADrLrHIA, Oct liCld Globe, Wooten. Montevideo
and Buenos AyIes
BALTIMORE Oct ll-Cd Will, Lockhart, uadsoupe, Sid
STAR Lane, Mindless Alicia Walter, kingston Jam; Amelia.
Terry. NYork.
NoKFoLx, Oct 9-An NC v, Ferris, NYork.
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Provision Market,

The principal markets and meat shops present ma
teria change since last report The fish market has
been fully supplied, and prices have advan
Good butter has gone up, and has been selling for the
week past at Is Cd and Is 3D. the ID from the soops and
tow barges.
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. DANCING AND wALTzlNG ACADEMY

- aW9HIN.INSaUr AM W,ALTZlNG ACADEMY
The NOkTHkRN EXCHANGE. Ill ecker street =
~ M PARkEK has the hroto ~ u.ce H. iis iriend,
any tne public N We vicinity OF blt t ic hv Soho
wiu ~ ~ ~ tne ABOVE room, @0#t, tan ID
Tuiqa Mondays and Thursdays ouag d-, LAS from
70 Boys from 20 6-Gen emen from TO- All the
ana ashonsbe Dances will he taught Mr. Parker wishes
noues hst me room has been painted aud fitted style
w9hy ihe'i patronage, and every comfort furnished for those
who may Pc pleased 70 psonse HIM Terms made known at
'ns school o. ~ Mr.. Parksrs residence, ao' Bowey,
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STRANGERS BEWARE
TN THIS AGE OF QUACKERY AND HIyNBIJ(} II l.

.VUAtKFRf u u
most important to choose experienced PHI ciM-DK j.
Ev has removed his Did Galns Head Dsrensary No
xB fear street. OF Beeknan where he
bis most extraordinary Of all delicate Diseases
how complicated He apprss the citizens and strangers that
there no pr Evans his old stand that he as
whatever with any other Office His charges moderaehs
consultations strictly private.
N B,-Observe the number-msakes often dangerous
23g Pearl street. lIl
~ Medicines and directions sny part Of the Union
by particularly stating the and enclosing dollars
ola ltsm
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NOTICE

Price REDUCED TO FIFTY CENTS PER BOTTLE.
NY g the almost incredible performed by he use Of the
slonai character OF the proprietor will be deemed sufficient
guaranty against every hing like quackey and humbug L
Original and genuine badness and gray hair APP
entirely relieves the head from cur and dand UNI
,Incpan once 6 Broadway corner Of Liberty steet Up
stairs beware Of the counterfeit sold dollar.
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On Thursday 10th inst in the Franklin street Reform.
ed Dutch Church, by the Rev DR. Hardenburgh, OSCAR
BorD, to CATHERINE 8 VAN ALLEN, all Of this city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-10-12

HAyREaS Zurich -Messs. Livingston, Coles, Marquand
Troubat Hubert Mascaror Paa Shaw Mrs Coles and
children Mira Ogden Haggerty Master Haggcy. Mrs Knec-
land, aud 1877 in Storage. -5s.',
New ORLEANs-Ship Auburn-Mrs Smith and child Mr.
Rush J Went, w Went and 10 in steerage.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-10-12

GREAT FAIR AT NIBLOS GARDEN.
CONSIDERING the storm the Far was uncommoaly well
~ astsaded seserday we my oyerhos
all tins ay and evening" The OF The .rtoe, will
b. found greatly ppovsd riu and flowers 4r coming
eyerv hour he md Of th North rolina VIII play Z
waters Of the United state. is xrectsd will Be- Inhibited in
the 'arte together with the identica boat boiler and
en- me Also splendid Fountain from he West Point
Eounay "a te eve s an exhibition q Mr. Edses splendid
the Repository 10 O'clock A. IA. All friends OF agricul-
ture particularly requ std 10 attend. o2 tire
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-10-12

DR. LARDNER, CONSULTING ENGINEER, Athe-
- neum Hotel, Broadway, New York-Dr. Lardner will
continue the professional practice which he
sued on an scale in London and be consulted by
Improvements IL the and which olive the
application Of the principles of Mechanical Physical Science
Those xho reside at distance forward (post paid)
clear statement Of the with the
cmens, when immediate attention will be given si i'm re
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MINERVA Rooms,

MI NchN a RUINS,
4O6 Broadway, near Walker.
THE PROPRlETORS OF the above suite of rooms, have, at
an immense completed the elegant and
modious
. BALL OR CONCERT ROOM
IN the city and respectfully invite for the attention Of the
public Its location being the central OF Broadway
hniy adapts II for the intended and the
"a gemen have been made rely with the view Of promoting
the comfort and con venience the visitors.
THE SALOON
capable of seating nearly III ,usand PERSONS
Orchestra has been erected aud the decorations of the
ena.te description, being in ;g1or Cape. best style A
o. c sc statary have also been provided from the studio
OF Mr. Bssham The when brilliantly lighted by three
costly chandees presents coup e unequalled by
a srac99ns Supper Room Dressing Rooms &c. &c. have
sirabie IN the city for Concerts, Assemblies, &c.
Fa particulars may be obtained by application Mr. Hutch
N p Military and other companies sirous Of giving din
ne &c. will find these Rooms for getting
up the same in the most elegant and commodious style
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PANORAMA AT NIBLO's GARDEN.-Open for a short
season the most magnificent Panoramic Painting
was executed by the celebrated Artists Mr. W. Daniel E.
during the day.
Admsnce TO the Garden and Panorama cents Artists
respectfully invited to the Panorama free Of charge.
. IL Inc Panorama of Madras exhibited in Russell
Square attended with immense and when purchased
London. 'sI8 2mrc
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How difficult TO be eradeaed and in spite Of the eal-
ops caution how mpesti,ey il opinion Of the
'ivdua who makes il A God face is letter Of recon-
mcada,ion not exactly n It's FORM for the effect Of that
often destroyed by acarelcss fopph elaborate
en Of the h,r H. the express that the impress on
he mind at first sight and in the formation Of which what
Important part belongs TO tie be practically
pialned by visit to JAG Broadway Again, those who
hid ~ vs. u,omsh tne Toss OF mel natural har
artist who studies the age aud Of
add connects unchaging good taste with varying fashion, n
there were many suc Wig makers AIRY, the loss
NATURES covering would not be deemed 20 great cal nifty
For the closest imitation OF nature the Highest cheapest and
easiest fitting Wigs, look to Barry. OLE itsrc
THE GENUINE ITALIAN CHEMICAL SOAP pre-.
pared by GIUSEPPE Marise, only be obtained at 32
broadway ard Chatham street, New York. and al Mrs
Stires 1873 Fulton street Brookn See ha the Wrapper
out which none IS genuine The genuine Italian Chemical
lea thy color The spurious drives The humors The sys.
tenn undermining the health aud endngerng the life If he
cake. oil 3tsrc
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MARITIME HERALD.
ship Masters and Accents.

snail ssssm aiavor # Captains of Vessels win give
the shipping left at the whence they sailed the vessels
spoken on their passage list Of their cargo and any foreign
on sSss on 1hs arrival Agents and Correspondents
the Marine Intelligence they can obtain Nautical Inform
ton Of any kind will be thankfully received ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-10-12

GREAT ATTRACTION.
PALMOS (LATE) CONCERT SALOON, corner Of
br adway and Chambers street The Proprietor above
Ss9Dn has made wth the and celebrated
Tssled with other Band Of Ethiopian Performers in The
United seswhose PERFORMANCES only be witnessed
be duly appreciated The Band consists Of Mr. j. Ward
hs Go ", %hS will during The evening the 40
Mr. J. T'chea9r on ,hs Banjo M " Roach the Bone
Comic Vocalist. -
Admission the Saloon only 81 cens-and every attention
will be cad to please the vsiters Of the above Saloon.
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ESTABLISHED A. d. 1885,

ESTABLISHED a. d. l835,
st4UNTERIAN ID ENSARY,n Division street--Dr
Hunters Red Drop. This well Known remedy for Ger
an diseases only has now been befo the public The only
"ever failing Temedv for and
Of this Valuable medicine have been sold in this country and
not "a instance has failed perform rerect cures
where the directions, which plain and simple have been
ened TO- Does doubt let Them cali the Disensary
and he before late Reader
delays "a this case are dangerous very dangerous even
risk OF our lfherefore do rs with life; call
day while IL Is ID power obtain for Sio.mos
row may be TOO late. Albany 81 Lydus street. oi2 ltsrc
NEW STYLE OF AUBUSSON
AXMIN STER CARPETINGS
JUST RECEIVED and now bsng opened, Urge and well
selected Of Aubusson CARPETS richest de-
signs and most beautiful and t.ieulIy arranged eolos
Using oil OF patterns aud sizs In
richness and elegance any thing Of the KIND be received
M large invoice Of Administer Carpengs OF aud taste
tui designs and colontogeher with spend assormsn IN
eefR ,aey Of Velvet wiltons. Geneva veIye pestry
ma brnsse arpengs comprising the Of good
eer Offered for sale Ia this city, adapted every syls OF
furnishing Purchasers wishing the latest and best style Of
making thsir selections REUBEN SMITH yR
% iwissee ~ Roadway (opposts City Hall)
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CUTTING AND CURLING.
WHAT Is the every body is os king PHALON'S
w Fashionable Hair Dressing Saloon We explain IT.
His inmabe style of Hair Dressing giving Of haul ton
to the has deservedy for him the reputation Of
being the first in the city
He has at introduced feature the
science Of h'ir DRESSING by keeping 900 new brushes
Of which used second time without ming
curing each Of his comfort instead Of
found shop Call and try the system which commens
ITSELF
Ladies and Gentlemen Shampooed and their Heads Dressed
for Balls and Parties, 81 the shortest notice
A large assortment Of Wigs aud scalpes.
EDWARD PHALON,
ol2 INN ala Broadway opposite st. Paul's.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-10-12

MR.. MPSTER'S
LAST CONCERT
New York Society Library,
BROADWAY AND LEONARD STREETS
MR. DEMPSTER has the honor announce that he will
A'A give h,s LAST V.,CAL ENTERTAINMENT on
TUESDAY EVENING, OCT. Is, 1874,
when he will his choice selection of Songs aud Ballads
including his Latest Compositions.
TlCKE rs FIFTY CENTS-To be had at the door. Pro-
grammes with full PARTICULARS be had the Music Stores
and AT the Library To commence quarter before o'clock
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BENO(JN MISUNDERSTANDING.
"A PURSE OF s2n-fee for all rottiog horses, Three Mile
Heats ofe ed October 2is or 2stb
Entries close H. smith 81 Park Row October 18Th BY
o'clock, three more NOR TO make race.
Purs. S00-Fe for all rong and PACING hovses n 20
20 miles in harness akeich To of The first part
November good day and good track nd
best IN the three make Entries 10 be-
made Smiths 81 PAX Row, before the 18th inst BY
go'cioct, p NJ MA ltsrc
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POST OFFICE.

. POST OFFICE
-x.>,<,,,. New York, Oct. T. 1914. I
ENGLlSH MAIl.-Letter Bags per Steamer Caledonia will
be closed at the Upper and Lower Post Offices city
on tuesday the 18th inst Is minutes past o'clock r. Nj
ne overland postage Of 1874 each letter.
be paid. JOHN LORIMER GREIIAM r NJ
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PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY.
TuIpn lEAsnN raft IQtS

EXHIBITION
END OF THE WORLD.
AN ORIGINAL PAINTING
OF VERY LARGE SIZE with ColosssI Fieurrs na,r,.
ed and lately finished BY = AnsIli, in New Yo
nA N. to3P NJ, and from TO ieP M. ~"
Admission Is cents. ain tmsvc
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FRENCH LANGUAGE AND MUSIC
MONS MADAME AND MADLLE GAUVAIN, have
resumed their Classes and Private Lessons the season.
Ihe krsssh taught through Maasscas Oral system
Guitar and Singing also taught approved principles
The French language usually spoken the family Apply
at 3g7 BROADWAY.
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AsHEs-Pots are very inactive holders still demand
81 ls4 Pearls are dull at 81 3li a 4373
BEEswAx-There Is q very fair demand for prime yell
low at 295 Soc comprising northern, southern and
western
CorroN-The market remains dull Exporters only
buy when they get concession. To-day about 600 bales
were taken by exporters and about 200 by spinners
FLouR-There Is downward tendency In the market.
Genesee is held at "a 62& No will touch 1t al that
price. 3. lF.1F TN ~
The receipts Of nour and wheat at tide water the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-10-12
APOLLO ROOMS,
al0 BROADWAY.

APOLLO ROOMS,
alO BROADWAY.
THE ORIGINAL
ETHIOPIAN SERENADERS,
MEssRs.
GERMoN sTANwOoD. HARRINGTON PELHAM
Having just returned from
WAsH1NG NOTION CITY,
At which place they had the honor OF appearing at the
PRESIDENTS PRIVATE MANSION B INVITATION,
And entertaining with their Inmitabe Performances
THE PRESIDENT, HIS LADY.
SECRETARY OF STATE,
SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY.
POSTMASTER GENERAL,
FOREIGN AMBASSADORS. MINISTER'S. ETC. ETC.
Respectfully announce their
FIRST CONCERT,
MONDAY EVENING. OCTOBER l4rH,
AT THE
APOLLO ROOMS,
With variety of New sosos, GLEEs CHoRusEs DirrrEs
&c., &c.. accompanied with the AccoHpros BANJO Coroo
TAMBo and Bow CAsrArErrs in all of which they stand
UNRIvALLED IN THE WORLD.
ADMISSION, IS CENTS ONLY
Doors open 7Concert quarter to o'clock oil trc
NEW YORK GALLERY OF FINE ARTS.
Exhibition Of Pictures and Engravinss Of this nsttu
oaa Asf TFE SaSSEsssas; oSs SJt%k
o. s Ss"s,y I.s TS:.SsS
ass" w ;Sr ps.s ss s:
e N, EKAsER the Rooms the American Artists Uaion
NO ~ broadw.y. % wv re
NOW OPEN, FOR ONE Mon ~ ONLY
the Rooms Of the National Academy Design corner OF
ms s e ss Sx
q s:s. ''fs ed B. i as
chef Hours ofsghbitioa from 10 A. t9sP NJ Admit
ss iis ETH
ART AND scI WS{ .E5 1F DANCING AND
1. :. ds :s sss i.ss
sCm%.nee a. The Assembly Room, con.tnnos Hall $50
bsssof T%dog pr Young adi,. and oen,.nsn under n.
Ss che eSss elias; Of tfm.s .sT
to NJ GqpW'; ,,n.. ~, i. ,.,.,..
will ;. satisfactory schools and Acadrmes ,t,snded % on s
plesnso e .toys or Il h. pya:s Aeaarmy No srf
containing particulars. ~- ~ eeo q lm f'rs'
MILE. PAULINE DEsJARDINs respectfaIIy in form,
a :aS q, saa n. " about
"a. a . y Se Manou and all the other
The morning school will open from 70 o'clock 70 O'Clock
aud the evening from 6 o'clock TO O'Clock.
ladies' aud gentlemen wishing requested 10
call at Mile Dssjardn's house, Park Place sas 2w.rc
PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY
THIRD SEASON--lstI- 1915
5: sS ss:Sss fGsiy
the CONCERTS Of the ensuing open store Of
Aiessr ScHARrEsHEao LUs 3I Broadway, near Franklin
"
Subscribers Of the last season. who wish to contnu. th.r
subscription well those who ~ 10 subserbs foy ~,
desired send in their as pos
Ol
November - "
The Government will every exeron 10 render the per-
fomaces worthy OF the continued patronage Of the pnbIc
1k first Concert will take place the beginning OF No
vember : -
Terms Of subscription $40 payable delivery Of
the tickets Tor the hSt Concert subscriber
admissions esch Of the -four Concerts with privilege Of
purchasing two extra tickets for Coucer ticket
By order: VIM SCHARFENBERt;
o3 2wissrrc sscrsssv
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ModADoRE woo5s s6SS sis Sf'I ,.ssg
o2rc ts.f e88se " South stsst
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Increase. 49,. l64,l62 245s5l
The following ia the statement Of produce and tolls
ceived at Albany from the OF navigation
to the close Of the lst week OF October -
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One ship and briggs, unknown.
sailed
Barque Adam Carr, Swift Glasgow; brigs l. Baldwin IA,
sett Savannah; jones' Tyler Apalachicola Hayti Col
Port Prince. -
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1844-08-09
a MASONIC ADDRESS.
BY D L. RUS. ELL,

OF FRANKLIN, HOLMES COUNTY, MISS.
RIcnLAND, JUNE %, 1914.
Rer D. l.. Russell:
DEAR SIR,-We have been appointed
Committee on the part Of EUREKA LODGE
No 81, to solicit from YOU, for publication
the Address delivered in their behalf on the
Anniversary Of 'he birth day Of ST. John
the Baptist.
This is pleasing duty, and we beg yon
TO be assured for other reasons than the
mere form Of compliment. for the salsfac-
tory manner in which you have responded
to their appointment; believing that the
spirit and st!le Of your Address, as we'll as
the ability with which you have defended
and eXpounded the character Of our anccnr
institutions, was as crediiable TO voursell
as Of interest To them. We have called foi
lis publication under the conviction that lis
.parGssl Will give much pleasure aud sails
faction 10 those who may read il; as il sure.
Is will give light to dis;pare lhc darkness
Of ignorance and prejudice from the minds
of al Who labor under such Influence.
In behalf of Eureka Lodge, No 81, we
tender our sincere regard, aud await youT
answer
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PROFE&SgONAL.
+. w. QUACKENBOSS.
Attorney and Counsellor
Ynzoo Cily. Miss.

~ gNTlNUE5 20 practice regularly y"
" ,he Superior Cour, Of Chancery, lligi
Conrl OF Errors aud Appeals, Circuit Court
cr the United States At Jackson, superior
Count Of Chancery, and in the Circuit cconr''
of Ylzoo, Holmes and Carroll counties =
Office in tho Insurance building Oh Jci!ar
son Street.
Ylzo1 CIV. Jan. lst 1870.
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Brethren Of The Masonic Fraternity,
ana FeiIotc Citizens:


From respect to the Christian Sabbath,
we have anticipated our usual festal da.
(Which is the Gath of June) that we might
not ntrude on holy time by the preparations
necessary for the occasion. We thus follow
J the practice of our ancient brethren, who
wrought only six days, and show ourselves
TO be the true descendants Of the founders
of our noble fraternity with whom the law
God was always paramount, and his nstltu-
lions evel 10 be regarded.
This fact is sufficient to prove that as
Masons we do not observe John the Baptis;'s
day with supersi'ious reverence, as sacred
time, nor once think that the institutions o.
Masonry can take the place Of Christianity
or even of its forms and ceremonies. Will
5 humble reverence Masonry loves to. how
and veil her most sacred obseTvanccs ant
t mysteries in the presence OF the Grea
b Architect and only moral Governor of tn
5 UniveTSe.-llis authority Is above all an
th0rity.-H His ordinances cannot be repeal
if ed nor altered; and with his institution
!, none other can come IN competition. They
and they only are divine; and however eA
cellent the principles of our ancient Orde
), they are but the reflected rays Of the gre;
u source Of Iight,-they are all confessedi
d borrowed from that revelation which til
/" Father of Lights has oeen pleased to max
to the world, who by vision did not kno
i God. As the Moon decked IN the males
&c Of her silver robes, surrounded by all h
pc shining re1inue of stars, moving aloft
- the cloudless canopy. and throwing her mi
= beams from east to ives; from,nOrih to soul
claims not, thinks not that light to be h
:. : own; so Masonry claims not-thinks not
b be the source Of moral light, but hunb
modesliy receives and reflects that viii
comes fIom higher source. 1t is much
he regretted, that our brethren should so
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THE YAZOO CITY WING.

GETTY rRlNTER.l


(ClI1 lRlN EN-
On Jc7ers5q.,'rcsi, acr' door TO The Offices Of !
.Wss,rs. W..atson g. Niles, and f. ".
QuuckeaboGs.
V,nIs-The Wuii van be furnished o sub |
.crhers az 81 90 l.raIunn AZ advance, u - |
at the end Ui the car.
AUycgrsENENrs viii be inserted at the rate Oh
81 Olpersluarc lJr thr rst inscrtionand 30 cents
lr each week thetea,tsr--tyn lines or less, con
,utut,ng a slUlga. tna number 1T insertions re
,ltts], lIa, Jg .sg.cJ oa he margin % the man
ascr.lt, pitl,t vlI DC inserted til forbid, ana
All Adye.,iscmcnts from distance, must be
,econ9an.rt N.,h the CASH o. the! VIII not
Alnllncas candidates Tor Office will be IS
Coz county odes-, so tof state oIhccs--'n a
vance.
P,urca'. Cotton Circulars or any articles O.
.nliy.Ill Interest, viii he charged as alyert!sc-
tualts aal must hJ pal !0J IN advance.
For lIysrljsIus C.utioas from ih" Pr"''l'
Court o. p.,sIls Interested 90 CO ~" forward an,
show ryss' wIF o. order Ji sale should not Do
granted, - lp'lJr., 20 be paid t'r ia ADVANCE.
EArt ly'rIs,lI O,jtrs grated ht t3a fr'5al'
Court i'r tl' sale of propertyi 10 dollars &" o.,
plri %. 10 tpvSysE.
E,r l,.-rsvI Chauccry No'ices to ron-rcsl-
dents. 10 tt lars cac'i, 10 be paid ar tn ADVANCE
FJratvertlsuE Petitions tor Dover. from ~ '"
IS dollars, 10 hc paid iur ~ ApvAH f..
For Iytrtis.gg NOur, OF Letters OF Admins
traitor, dollars, 90 be paid for IN ADVANCE.
For Advertising Notice at annual or final SIT
trao.t pF = !u.a,stratl-s, , .JIa's, 9" TO- pH''
Tor Il ADVANCE.
.',r i.serr,s,ug Notice Of Iusp'yrnt Es'uJ,.
.Js upnt,s, 81, ro oe paid ioI DO. hn'EN.E.
IrI5jrrs' Sues, auI 90 utl,r auy,rt,srw""'s
uIt specified, Iuu-t be paid tor ia ADVANCE.
Al, ljyc-rrss.u.n. ol o Personal nHtHrr Sci! 10"
c1o'gsl double .s.-s, r'! puyment ,cg'''-a ia
Apy4V 'E.
yearly Advertising.
For forty lines OF less, renewable At pleasH-'
500. NOC)atrtct tr,en To-. less chan one .oa'-
and "A 49,. ua' .sIr IA uC. r..s".
Cas ,r.yilege 81 annual iy.it's .r- Is i'ul''G q
thrir own % mediate business; and all lay rise
.t.u.s .r the be-. tpi ntlcr 'rrsous, sent 10 b!
them ..s. o. paid Ton by the -guarc.
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William e. Wilson.

L0H9nlISS101 0aG forwarding
W e L 6 LIZ ~ IT,
No. 5, PINE STREET, NEW YORK.
VA b, ". will continue 10 pay plrlicu,
w l4r attention 10 sales Of Cotton,
Pork, and all sorts OF Southern and Western
Produce. cons ened 10 him.
lie Will also continue 10 purchase every
description OF Goods to order, and from his
long experience, hopes his numerous friends
will, as usual, encourage him when in want
of his services.
p. S-Cash advances made Oh consign.
ments when Tcqugcd.
Refer TO
Messrs. Dorcmoa, Suydam e. Ni.roa,
w L. WaHacg & 20:
T. w. Jones, Esq,
New York.
SiaaIry Sage s. Co.
" y & Z. o Re.Icy,
r. Eaton Kegs.
Yazoo City, Nj.
! New York, Dee. o. l543. 20-l4r.
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NOIL. T..

A T the ensuing Aug. Term of ,heSProbate
n Court OF Yezoo county. will. as Guar
dam for Joseph and Adeline Martin, make
an annual settlement.
w. DORSEY, Guardian.
! YazoO city, July 5, 1914. 52-3',