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

By mlIh he dGrtCe lIld CJIlStN ~ nc StHdEe
January 80, lG,;.
,"a n 2
Charles P DAILY, Judge of Common Pleas vice William
+ j. Smith Justice Marine Court vice Judah Hammond
Samuel S Wandsll. Port Warden vice Harry Parsons de-
William McMurray, Master in Chancery, vice James H.
Higgins. ,,.u:
Lorenzo B. Shepard Examiner, wee j. w Muhgan
Wilson. M,
iienes Lawyer, Surrogate vice Iho'
Smith.
Prter s. D nforth. Examiner; new appointment.
YATES = vert Van Buren,, Surrogate, vice Edward j.
Fo,Yle Who's Office expires 7th Feb. l3tt.
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05 kIssAM's DEFLCATIoN, referred to yester.
day. occurred IN 1886 and has been kept unsis.
covered ever since. He was always sick as he
was at his post on the last day of the month,
when his accounts were to be proved and made
up, and has succeeded every month for nine years
in conceaing his defacaton. 1t was done in
this way: The Cashier would hand him letters
containing remittanccs to the amount of 80, 40
or $50, 900 for account of some OF their cores
ponding Banks. These, Nissan, instead of en-
terng them to the credit of the Bank that day,
Cthe last of the month"; would keep as is often
done, until the next morning, making his own
cash good out of these rcmttances. The next
morning after his accounts were proved, ne would
make the correct entry, and his cash would be
short again till the next settling day. In this way
he managed to conceal the matter but this time
he was SO sick the physician would not let him
come off Of his bed, and Sc he made virtue OF
necessity, and disclosed the whole thing on Mon.
day evening.
lie has been in the Bank for fifteen or eighteen
years, was married, and has large family
What he has done with the money is not known.
American.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-02

FROM BuESos AYREs-The Rosabella, at Sa-
lem. brings dates to November Ii. The papers
contain bulletins OF five battles the principal one OF
which gives an account of decisive victory gained
bv the Buenos Ayrean General, Gomez, over the
Alontevidean General Silvia, with ,2o0 men, at
Cerro del Palado The latter is reported to have
lost 800 killed, with 20 prisoners. Gomez reports
only killed aud 10 wounded.
The other bulletins are accounts OF small yicto-
res and nassacres. The latest intelligence repre-
sents Rivera as having been driven nearly TO the
Brazilian frontier, closely pursued by General Ur-
quiza.
The Buenos Ayrean papers entirely in the inter-
est OF Rosas speak bitter terms of ths course OF
the British Commodore, Purvis, with regard TO the
blockade, as having been the means of prolonging
the war and amcng the intercepted letters 10 Rive
IA from his fellow rulers within the walls OF Monte
video, which they continue TO publish, are some
showing that the Montevidcans looked the Com
nodore as g friend.
Rosas, by decree of November 9, requires the
consignees and shippers OF vessels exporting any
articles OF provisions TO give bonds that those art-
cles shall moi reach Montevideo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-02

FROM WAsHlN6roN.-A private letter received
this morning from gentleman of this city, now in
Washington, says:
Mr.. Shriycr wc.s in the House to-day, and occu
pied his usual seat at the reporters desk. He has
put himself on the highest ground here.
AS soon as he left his hotel this Thursday
morning he was arrested. The officers OF The DO.
lice have been on the look out for him. but he has
kept away from them as long there was the
slightest hope that Mr.. Weller would come up to
the mark There being no longer any ground for
expecting him TO do so, Mr.. shnyer appeared in
public, and was Immediately arrested, and gave
bonds. with Hon. w. Cost Johnson and Hon. An
drew Stewart, TO keep the peace Mr. 5. then
Immediately proceeded to the House.
The unusua! zeal and vigilancs manifested in
the arrest OF Mr.. S. shows that somebody had ap-
prehensions OF violation OF the peace, which he
could only allay by asking the nterposition OF the
law LBolt. Pal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-02

r. Gen. JAMES REs1cK, formerly Representa-.
tive in the Ohio Legislature died at Circleville on
the 25th aged &c years.
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IT We are reminded that the Eric Railroad
boat R. L. Stevens, was prevented by accident
from reaching Piermont in the scverest of the
frost. She fought her way through on Wednes-
day, and returned that evening. The R. L.Stevens
and Utica will continue to run regularly in con-
nection with the n. y. q Erie Railroad, at the
advertised hours
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-02

Conclusions drapn from Conference Of Commit
tees, counting all the rotes of the States, rep
resented on not.-lst meeting.
CERTAIN. DOUBTFUL.
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Isssrs r. D Ware and others. COMMITTEE.
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Appointments by the Governor,

By aud NTH he aGcce md consent Qf tRc Senate
January 80, lG,t
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had a decided plurality, but no candidate clear
majority of the Delegates. And now it was, on
motion Of Hon. PELEG SPRAGuE OF Mass.
Ordered That the Delegates each State be requested
assemble Delegation and appoint Committee NOT ex.
esedpg hlee in npmer 70 receive ne views aud
Committees of all the Delegations, De by them respectively
each g m no as ,nFsn0q the
ballot for candidates io the offices OF President aud Vice Pres
the votes Of each candidate aud by whom given Com:
Hi,tse and theIeup9u all the Committees shall assemble ana
the several ballots and the result Of the
their several DELEGATIONS, together with ssch facts
eassembeand bao,asa candidates for Offices
and commit the Jesuit 10 the above Committees and If
man candidate President said Committee shall report
the result the Convention for lis considerations but there
baiIoas until such majority shall b. obtained and hsn
poI the to the Convention for It's consideration.
reported as the vote Of that and each State
here shall full Electoral vote BY such delegation the
Committee.
This is what the Courier stigmatizes as Jug
gle, a cheat, fraud on the majority and on Mr.
Clay 1t seems to us the very best possible mode
of collecting all the information possible with re-
gard TO the views Of the several States, and the
probabilities of success with each of the candi-
dates respectively. The Convention proposed to
act on no hearsay evidence, no lobby opinions
A'e uieDoeIS udu lditl III edCli oliIei, diu pS-
leved that each would render truly his best ludg-
ment as to the probability of success with this or
that candidate. Accordingly, each Delegation
met IN Its own room, compared views, and pro-
ceeded to vote on the questions Can we carry
our State for Mr.. Clay ? or for Gen. Scot, or
Gen. Harrison? !" and communicate the result
in each, through the Grand Committee as abo
constituted, to all the Delegations. Let US q We
few examples I'VE
4Naine Delesation-rep that their State may
vote for Harrison or Scot1-oae Delegate thought it
might for Clay.
.Ven Hampshire-bes chance with Harrison
Scott second NOT much hope with any,
Massachusetts,. Can we carry orr State for Har-
sisoa! Yeas j.; Nays 3-.aasWsE lss.- k0g
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Mr.. CLAY.-The following letter from Mr..
Clay, addressed to "a Committee of the Clay
Club of Montgomery, Ala, will afford his friends
someinformation with regard to his route through
the Southern States
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-01-26
N0TInn

I'm pursuance of % order 81 Gle Prnbaie
Court Of Yazoo County. State 81 AIissis-
sipli, made q che October Term thereof.
1913. che undersigned as administrator
de b0nis non Cum Iosnmehlo annexo. of
tie estate Of u j Whitehead deceased
will on Monday tho 18th day of Fobro.
aFy, 1914, proceed to sell al tic Court
House door II Benton Yazoo county. on q
credit 81 twelve months, ior he Davlnent of
the debts of tho decescd, ne following
lands 10 wit The north half of section
Ill townshiP z, range 6 west, and section
2, township III, range 6 west. and section
sc, township Is, range west, and section
6, township il, range 5 vest, and east half
Of section 1, township u, range vest. an
lying ii The County 81 Washington. and
will be sold il sections, between tie hours
Of ~ and o'clock Of said day. Purchas-
ers viii be required 70 give bond with good
security.
ROBERT L. ADAMS. De bonis non.
Cum TesIamtnto annexo, of u. J. White
head deceased.
December, is. 1913, 27-4t
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The State Of AEississfppi,1 PRoBATE CoURT.
AGO COUNTY. Oct Term, 1913.
By Thomas B. woodward. Esq, Jude of
tie Probate Court Of Yasoo county and
STATE aforesaid
NOTICE is hereby given, that an applica-.
ton to me BY Theodore Marlborough
and John J. SWaTtwout and his wife Caiha-
rine D., Of the county of Yazoo IN said
Stale, for partition Of the lands descended
70 them by the death Of John Marlborough,
decd, which lands are as follows, to.wit: -.
The south half Of east half .of northeast
quarter of Section IL, Township 70 Of
Range j east, the noFrh half Of east half
Of northeast quarter Section / and norlh
kali Of west half Of northwest quarter Sec.
ton ~, and south half of east half Of south
east quarter Of Section g, and west half OF
northeast quarter and east half Of northwest
quarter Section III, and west half Of south
west quarter Section !, and north half Of
east half Of southeast quarter of Section Q,
aud north half and southwest quarter and
! west half Of southeast quarter of Section 2.
Of Township " Of Range !, east, and the
vest half Of northwest quarter or Seciion
y. aud northeast quarter and east half uf
fA0AN0As~1e Va A1CClAUus eSl3 0WuSHf0
IL, Range 2, west, and the west half OF
northwest quarter. Of Section ! l, Township
10, Range ! ,sast, aud The east half of south.
east quarter Of Section %, Township II
Range /, west. and The west half Of south
west quarter of Section %, Township / i,
Range /, west, and the following lots of land
in The town Of Benton, In said county.
to.wit: Lots Nos 80, IS, so and 81.
In this case, It is ordered and decFeed,
that notice be given 10 al persons interested
by publication for The space Of tive months
IN the Yazoo City Wing, 10 appear at the
December Term Of this court and sheu
cause why The following persons should no.
be appointed Commissioners 10 make parti
i ton Of said lands and lots, loswit: Washing
ton Luse, William Robb aud Richard SWayze
pursuant TO an act entitled San act concern
/ ing the PARTON Of lands by ceparceners. join
tenants and tenants Ia common.
GEO. CROCKETT, eleIk.
Wa. 3. PUcn, Sol
| Nov 8, I743. lpr Zee $50 00) 1885,.
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Council Proceedings.
IN REGULAR MEETING.


ttli" U january lsl. 1874
Pssa,, n. EAroN Krys, Pftideul, tl Harris.
on, j. w. Barnett, WI. Leakc, .. "a. Allen, and
]. a. Stevens Soicctmen.
The meeting being called o order lhc minute.
Of tho previous meeting wore read and approved
VsfThe COMMITTEES on account reported Ga tht
following aoCouuIs, which were allowed
DrgW. DoIscy'1 aocount foe mtdical attention
on Paupom, silO.
oiR,s0l The committee oil streets was allowed
till next regular meeting % make fall report.
,hampkina account was referred to committee o.
accounts.
1g.The Committee On the Charter, on motion o.
Dir LInuienn were allowed I'm Wednesday even
ing poxtl ~ make final report.
On motion the meeting adjourned
dsg B. r. BATON KEYS, Prs't.
Jas. P. WILLIAMS, Crk
CALLED MEETING.
i.as.rSs .l't. January. 9TH, 1874.
Present, r. Eaf0N Keis, Presidents W Leaks
J. WsBarnott, IT. Harrison, j a. Stevens, =. q
Allen, J. I. wilson, Seectmen.
The meeting being called % order ne minn'es
oflusi meeting were read and approved.
c. W. Scots orcoun; Tor laying gunnall across
street was presented aHd rejected. 90.
On motion. Of 4 W.,Barneiti heesfs- y. N. ALIEN
andL 7. Wilson we're appointed committee 60
drafi charter and report on Tuesday evening
next.
On motion the meeting adiogrhed
,.-' R. EATON, KEYS, Pref.
JAS P. WILLIAMS, Cpk-
.l CALLED MEErlEG.
a gee January 9th 1914
Present R. Eaton Keys president. ]. ". Bar
nett, j. NJ. Allen, ]. !. Wilson, a. haruson ,. a.
Stevens, Seleetmen.
The meeting being called to order the minutes
OF previous meeting were read and receives,
5{ho Charter committee reported and on motion
ahe report was received and laid on the table tlli
1ho charter be read
.fhe charter, on motion was taken up by sec
tions and each section was read and adopted m
regular order when on motion 1t was adopted as
a whole.
M. Harrisou offered the following resolution
which on moCon was adopted.
Resolved that committee OF two members o.
this boara be appointed 70 have printed m hand
bii form, the charter reported by the late com.
mitteo appointed for that purposc, and % adopted
By this board, John l. Wilson and y. W Barnett
,Commiiee.
The following resolution was offered BY }. w
Barnett and lost.
Resolved, that the thanks Of this Board be ten
dered 20 J. J. Hughes and A. Patterson, Esqs. ioi
abe iabour and lime they have taken - oRleINAr'
tNe and presenting new chartos Tor tue govern
nent Of fhis town. Ayes, J. w. BGsne.i, W. y
.e1he and M Allen. Noes, j j. Eusoni Z
larfison-J a Stevens aud z Eaton Keys. ~,
Mt o Hunters account ior work done on h.
$500 was presented aud allowed. Wf'
ca "a 6ii6n the meeting adjourned.
r. EATON KEYS, Pres't.
As. P. WlEMAMs. ePk. TEo 1o
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The state Of AIississiRpis( PRoBATE CoBRT,
Yazoe County, Oct. Term, l843.
q The matter Of the application &c Eliza
beth Marlborough, Adm'x Of Tie estate
Of john Marlborough. deed, 70 Be allowed
70 make her fnal settlement Of said estate.
IN this case, the said party is ordered 10
give notice b. publication fof foar weeks ii
the Yaz0o Cir Whir.
And i Is further ordered that William Il
Pugh be,and Be IS hereby appointed refefee
Test. GEO. CROCKETT, Cl'k.
W. D. Puen, Sol
Nov 3, 1913. Prs fee S. 00) l7-tA
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Administrators Sale.

WE viii sell at public auction, at the
Court House door ia the town OF
Benton, on the 22d day Of january mex, on
credit Of tCeIpc months, the following
lands belonging TO the estate of Thomas
H. jones'. decd, under decree of the
Hon. Probate Court of Yazoo county, this
land Is adjoining the lands Of Robert Spires,
ESQ.,, and is mostly cleared and under fence I;
it is better known as the east half of the
northeast quarter and the east half Of the
southeast quarter OF Section 2, Township 8,
Range 2. West, lying and being in Yazoo
county, This land would form a desirable
place for a snail farmer. cit is about IA
miles from satartia and the land mostly sus-
ceptible of cultivation. The title 'beiiev-
ed TO be good but we shall Convey such tiIle
only as IS vested in us as administrators and
administrators. A sufficient sum, IN cash,
10 pay the costs Of court and attorneys fees,
will be required Of the purchaser Bond
and security will be required for the balance.
HENRY JOHNSON, Adm'r
MARTHA JOHNSON, Adm'x.
Of Thomas II. Jones, decd.
Benton, Dec 8, 1913. 22-8t.
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Y virtue of Deet Of trust executed BY
- Washington Dorsey, on the 9Th Of A.
pril 1889 TO the undersigned to secure the
payment OF certain notes, held BY the Com
mercial Bank of Manchester, which Deed is
Of record in the Office Of the Clerk Of the
Probate Court Of YazOo county, Book I, b.
$50 z, 8 and Q. We win on tie 18Th day
Of January next, at the door Of the Com-
mercial Bank Of Manchester ID Yazoo CITY,
sell The property in said deed conveyed, 10
ihe highest bidder for cash, 10 wii:-lhe
north half Of west half south west quarter
Sec %, Town, 70, Range 2 west. and south
lalf Of west half south weof quarter. sec.
%, oil in Township ~, range wesh lyiaq
IN YazoO County land also the following
lols in Yazoo City, No, 207, 270 206, 48C
%, 100, 443, 442, 204, undivided moiet,
Of lots 1856 the north cas-, portion of 237
II being ihai part adjoining $50. 80 feet from
81 Main Street running back $50 e. Th,
undivided moieiies Oflois 8 g. 2, I0I s. 100
We win convey suchtitle as,is tested ID n
81 ihe deed.
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For Rent Or I-na
NOTICE

w III
8 hereby given to all whom il may con-
Germ, that at the November Term, 1913,
of the Probate Court Of Yazoo county, 10
be holden at Benton on the fourth Monday
in said month, / shall as Administrators 81
John McMorougb, decd, apply to said cour:
for fnal settlement with said Estate. All
persons, therefore, who feel themselves 10.
teresied in said estate, can attend al said
court and object TO any claims which may
be presented for allowance.
ELIZABETH MARLBOROUGH, Adm'x
". &. PUGH, Sol.
October 20, 1913 15..4t
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F. w. QUACKENBOSs.
attorney and Counsellor
AT Law.

YazOO City, Miss.
III t0NTiNUES TO practice regularly in
@Ithe 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 courts
Of Yazoo, Holmes and Carroll countless
Office in the Insurance building on Jeffer-
son Street
Yazoo CITY, Jan. lst 1910.
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ln che Circnii Court 81 tbe United States,
for he Soaiherh Dlsticl of thc STATE
IF MAsaniPpi e NV Tern, 1914

~ tte 0ifeNbt AOufk On tltt DMtstA otNteS,
for he Southern District 0f ftc Stale
81 Mississippi 70 Nay Term. 1914
United States of America,
Vs Vend Exponas.
Planters Bank Of the Slate q Mississippi.
my virtue OF The above stated wTil "a me
ID directed, | shall expose @ public sale
a. The Court House door Of azoo county,
III the town Of Benton, within the hours pre-.
scribed By law, on
Monday, he 18Th ddyoof JaRuaig ed.
10 the highest bidder for cash, all of the
right. title and interest of The defendant,
the Planlors Bank OF tho State Of Alississippi,
has ii aud 10 The following descEibed lands,
to-wit.--
west half Of north west quarter tue southeast
quarter, the east halfofsouthwest quarter Of
section %, The west half Of northw est qu ar
Ter AZ section &c township l.range ! I, west:
say 400 acres,--the northeast quarter section
east half Of southwest quarter section II,
the west half Of northeast quarter and easl
hall Of northwest quarter section III; the
northwest quarter section a; all Ia town
ship 10, range 8, west, containing about
$50 acres, and is called the Baily Anderson
Place,
The southeast quarter Of the northeast
quarter and south half Of s0utheasi quarter,
section IS, and southwest quarter of north.
west quarter Of section So. township 10,
range 3 west, containing 100 OS-100 acres.
The northeast quarter Of section I6, town
ship 10, range 3, west, with the improve
ments thereon.
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REGTT-LE IAllIZTE.I,

between Vicksbnrg and YazoO city,
filklieht dranQhl and well known steam.
or - u II 81 III GARLAND, Master. will
ply as regular packet between Nicksburg
and Yazoo City, mixing three trips week,
leaving Haz0o City every Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday 1T II o'clock. hi. precise
ly, and arrive at Vicksburg the following
mornings 10 time for the New Orleans pack
cts, and will leave VicksbnTg on the alter
nale days at ~ M.
Passengers and shippers may rely on this
boat making her regular trips. As she draws
only u inches water.
4azeo city, Nov 10. 1913. lB.tf
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ALSO,

The following tracts or parcels Of lands
lying in the county Of Yazoo The south
west quarter and south half Of west half Of
northeast quarter, section 10, township / Il !,
Range 2, west, with the improvements, &c.
Also, the half Of 400 acres Of land lying in
township 10, range 3, west, being the east
half Of northwest quarter and west half OF
northeast quarter and east half Of southwest
quarter and west, half Of southeast quarter,
Section IS; and the east half Of northwest
quarter and west half Of northeast quarter OF
section Sc; Also, the entire 100 acres Of
land in township 10, range 3, west, being
west half Of northeast quarter and north halt
Of west half and north half of east half 81
southeast quarter, with the improvements.
Also, the following land in Yazeo county,
The east half and northwest quarter, and
north half of east half Of southwest quarter,
section 32i the northwest quarter, the wesl
half of southwest quarter and south half oil
west half Of northeast quarter. section So
lie west half Of northeast quarter, section
AZ. ,b,~ south half Of west half Of sonlhwesi
ouarfer. section %; and west half of SOUTH
Iest anarles. Snd south half Of east half o.
south west a1arier, section 2si all in town.
ship n, range 1, SesJ containing lO4e
acres.
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ALSO.

A lot or parcel Of land in Yazoo county
being west half Of southeast quarter and
west half Of northeast quarter, Section IA
Township 10, Range A, west, containing
1A9 O7-1OO acres, with the appearances
thefenntO belonging: the same having been
levied on as the property of the defendant,
the Planters Bank, 10 satisfy plaintiffs claim
and costs.
A. MILLER, Marshal, S. D. M.
By w. L. Bate, d. M.
Dec. 9, I84s, (Pr fee S87) 22-5t
DISAPPOINTMENT.
The above sale is postponed until MONDAY
the 4th day MARCH next.
January 10, 1914. 28-7t.
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The following tract Of Land 20 1azoo
county, being The east half Of southw esS quar-
ter and southeast quarter northwest quar- eI
Of Section 10: west half southwest quarter
Section 4 II north half Of east half Of nOrth-
east quarter Of Section IS, all in Township
III, Range 2, east, with the improvements
thereon,
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List OF Letters

EAlAlNIltG u tie Post Office at azoo
", City Miss. on the lsl day of January
t844 which, 4 not taken out within three
months, will be sent to The General Pos
Office as dead letters.
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n. EATON KEYS, p. M.
Yazoo CiiysIan. i. 1914. I4.4t.
Pelsens cnqiliring for any or Tic above letter
will lease say they are advertised.
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N6ritr --AN Clubs OF ffc, With DE ~ dollars
rsmitiance enclosed, which reach be Office oe-
fore thr fr 81 Decsmfer. vii' eniIilc che fo4i-
master, or perop of~aielnF tne giup, % SOP
tiendid Plaits. in additI0n to Tie other premiums
erred
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Haslonq enjoyed the enyiable reputation Of being
The besi periodical in the United States. It's cm-
bolhshmengs are Of 2 high ORDER and comPrise
every variety 81 art, and the character Of the con-
tribators Of The work stamps the literary matter
a. The most highly finished and original that is
riven 10 lhe public n
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Yazoo Civ Prfces Currcnf.

goTED - u MEssRs e 2 pARkspatr.
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