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Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-06-15
A MEETING

or the citizens Of Fayctto and vicinity, was
held at the Court house, on the 18th OF June,
to testify their respect TO the memory OF Judge
JAMES EARIcKsoN, who departed this life on
Tuesday, the 10Th inst. Judge Leland was called
to the Chair and Alfred Morrison, Esq, was
chosen Secretary Of the meeting.
Messrs. Hall, Birch, Todd, Leonard and Clark,
were appointed by the Chat. committee to
draft resolutions expressive Of the sentiments OF
the meeting, who after brief absence reported
the following, which were unanimously adopted.
Resolved, That we have heard with sincere
regret Of the death of our much esteemed fellow
citizen, the Hon. James Earckson.
Resolved That in the death Of Judge Earick.
son, we have 10 deplore the loss Of an estimable
citizen, useful member Of society and an honest
man; one who has filled various stations OF pub.
lie trust with honor to himself and advantage to
the community, and whose virtues have endeared
him to a large circle Of friends.
RESOLVED, That these testimonials OF respect
to his memory and sorrow for his loss be signed
by the Chairman and Secretary Of this meeting,
and, by the Chairman communicated TO the family
OF the deceased, with assurances OF our sincere
sympathy for their melancholy bereavement.
Gen. Clark pronounced just and appropriate
eulogy on the character Of the decd, after which
the meeting ad ourned.
JOHN D. LELAND, President.
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Drs1Ricr Mass CoNvENrIoN.-Th wings Of
this Electoral District hold Mass convention
in Paris, Monroe county, on Friday the 2Sth
inst. Every county in the District ought to be
represented in the convention by as large dele.
cation as possible. Will the different clubs in
tits county attend to the appointment Of dele.
gate? Old Howard turned out manfully TO the
St. Louis convention, and we hope to see a re.
spectacle number Of the wings attend our District
convention.
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D1'On the 3lst ult., both Houses Of Con.
gcss adopted a joint resolution to ldj,un on the
lNh Of 'ho present mgnth
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-06-15

Thr Polklcs had glorious ollifcOtion last
Sunday morning, upon the rccoval Of the nomi-
nations Of tho Baltimore convention. The JET
ferson Inquirer man ought to have been here, and
no would doubtless have regarded the wing dele.
CATION on board the "Lnn" as pretty respectable
people: at least as much so as their opponents.
No more Of Decorating the Sabbath, Mr.. In.
1uirer and by the way you lied in several re-
spccts in your notice of the delegates on board
the Linn.
The editor OF the Missouran also told some as
bare.foced lies as ever were uttered by an unprn.
cipled scamp, in noticing the convention. Tho
fact is, the loco editors were so enraged al the
enthusiasm manifested by the wings, and so
frightened at the determination they manifested,
that their reason, if they ever had any, was de-.
throaod. All the disorderly conduct and drunk.
enncss We saw was carried on by loco focos.
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HENRY CLAW


VINO Is HENRY CLAY? Ask the schoolboy
who is conversant merely with the rudimonts o!
his country's history, and his bright eye will
sparkle and his young cheek flush with glow
Of admiration as he dwells upon the character Of
the brilliant Orator whose eloquenco has capt..
waited his young heart. Ask the young man Just
entering upon life, and his breast will heave with
exultation as he pronounces him one OF the great.
est OF American Statesmen. Ask the middle
aged and the old, those who have made politics
their study and are acquainted with all the mul.
Hilarious acts OF his eventful lfe-and thoy will
at once characterize him as tho ornament of his
country, the steadfast patriot, the greatest of liv.
ing Statesmen. Beloved almost to alteration by
his own partizans, respected by the most invetcr.
ate OF his opponents, IlENGY CLAY stands before
tho Country the embodiment OF all that is truly
great and noble. We'll may we be proud Of
such a chief! Well may we glory in battling
under such leader Well may our opponents
despair when we present to the people a cand
date so capable Of eliciting their admiration and
winning their hearts to his support.
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OThe following beautiful eulogy OF
the greatest of living Statesmen, is from
the Clay Buglc, published at Harrisburg
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EVENING SESSION.

Pursuant to adjournment, tho Convention met
in the courthouse square. Although the clouds
were black and the winds chill, the thousands
Of Wings, who met in the morning, were on the
ground at the appointed hour. Nothing could
rcpress their zeal and enthusiasm.
The President having called the Convention
to oder Mr.. Thos w. Preston, Of ST Louis,
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from GeolQ4
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bonded 90 iho annnNneemtui. ent
khe custcuarY ltsuunnIat Of
(which Wrro rnarimousl adopted. bad IIt
Senate adionIned noI Aa1iay nex
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
The frst bnshes Be- rtdai Uas ae peud
fnp motion vi Dava instruct 81
COMMITTEES on Elections. ln1ple ehs.htf
fho ReprescniaiYc eIsclei by eenelaiork-
I'd, in lie States al aampstife, 6eof
0ia. Mississirri. and Missouri, have been
elected accordina to lan 8ul whether dies
ore eniired lo reiain iheir ssh s-~ana iAa
pmendmeni proppsed pg ~ eseeAfaa
subsiifnio select Committee Cor sbe Com
miiiee 81 Elections Amoiion % Pozip9n
The further consdsralons o lhs subisctu n
81 tn.mouoV, was agreed iot
The house passed. % a consideiauon oi
the Rules and Orders 81 Proceeding; he
bending question being oh agreeing % ne
Rules md Ordeu ol re las House as
mendod, % which
M. Dromgooe Dad offered the foioving
nmcu6Inenr
els shall BOT ho H Sid lof any member.
under cover of pfopason IS corec' he
journal. io movf io preed - ihe louInll
any paperor docru which DE Hues
bad previously ieinsfd % Itcere st eN
read
when mgliOns pre- made 70 correct
umend the Journal by he insertion d ppets
er documents lhefeon. if lo Hnnte elail
rot decide 81 favor % be proposition. De
matter proposed IS BE- inserted shat Doi be
spread On Use Ionrnal. notwiihsisndiu1 tle
ycss and RAYS may be eniefod on lbe 4w'
nal.
nv Cave lOhnspn moved we peN'Hi'
Question. which &c sperker decided cotol
che proposed amendment
M Dfomuool appealed from Ills decision
nfitwas suslained he House and b
question being iakons the rules 9efe adoi
icd
Nr. siiies atoso and anuounced ihe deaf
Sf tho Hon. John Miilen. late RnpreePr
taure 81 Ire State 81 Ge1fgia, which g
cured ia sarannah. in Ocldbel last arc
some very elooucnl and Impressive rem III
De submitted ihe customary resolutions
respect and condolence, which were pnan
monsly adopted, and he House adjourned
cnMMnn CTATt
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Trmefeee9 Sic.

z virtue OF Deet or trust executed By
Washington Dorsey, on the Sth Of a.
pFIl 1888 to the undersigned 10 secure the
payment Of certain notes, held By the Com
mercial Bank Of Manchester, which Deed is
0f record IN the Office Of the Clerk Of the
Probate Court of Yazoo county, Book I, p
$50 Z, 8 and .. We viii on the 18Th day
Of January next, al the door Of The Com
mercial Bank Of Manchester 10 Yazoo City,
sell the property in said deed conveyed, 10
the highest bidder for cash, 10 wit:-the
north half Of west half south west quarter
Sec. %, Town, IL. Range 2 west, and south
half Of west half south west quarter, sec.
%, all in Township ~, range 2 west, lying
in Yazoo County and also the following
lota in Yazoo City, No, 2O7, 276 206. 400
98, 100, 443, 442, 2O4, undivided moiety
OF lots l65; the north east portien Of 237,
being that part adjoining 23O, go feet front
on Main Street running back 80 Ct. The
undivided moieties of lots 8 81, I6I g I62
We viii convey such title as is vested ID u
BY the deed.
q. ID. GIBBS,
r. B POPE
Trustees
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W OUD'S celebrated Grand Action Piano
ories, tot saie II ihe Benton Academy
and n Yazoo City. These pionos VIII re-.
ceire FIJI pafranty. if desired, and be-
kept 10 0fdf for Two years without charge.
8lessfs Lo6d and Go. Of Philadelphia,
have Just taken tha Gold Medal a. the New
York Far.aMardfd fof up best Piano Forte.
Al GOODRICH, Agent.
Benion. Jan. b.1e11 26.6t.
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quarter and south halfof southeast QUARTER,
section IS, and southwest quarter Of north-
" est quarter of section 5B, fownship to,
range west, containing 100 03-1O0 acres.
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ship 10, range 5, west. with the fmprovs.
menls thereon.
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No NO.: ~; a asso. Lo1 re- go ironing on
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northasst nuarter and aast Hi. II santE VS.,
Iqnarter and west half fsontheast anaT,er.
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secsion Sc. Also. he eniSre lso aerss -
Land - townshiD 10. range e wssg heinw
vest half 81 northeast quarter end norsl ha II
of west half and north half Of easl half 81
southeass quarter, with the improvements.
slso. the following land ia Yazoo couRty.-
The east half and northwes quarter, and
narth half Of east half of southw est quarter.
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=. fNIllkeueuu dLiu bufetles.
] virtue Of the above stated writ 10 me
directed, shall expose 10 public sale
ii front Of lhe Court House door of Yazoo
county, III The town 81 Benton, within tho
hours prescribed BIZ law,
On Monday, the 18Th day Of January, 1914,
viii Be sold the following described lots, to-
wit. Nos. l43, l46, las aud 40, lying and
being ii the town 81 Satarlia. Yazoo coun-
ty-also one Negro woman named America,
the same having been levied on a. The
property 81 the defendant, m. M Hurst. and
will be sold 70 satisfy plaintiffs debt and
costs.
"A. MILLER, Marshal IS. ID. No.
BY W. Z. BATTE, d. M.
Dec. Q, ls43. (pr Zee 99l 23-5t.
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nhes superior Bacon assorted. inst
received from Cincinnati, and Tor
sa|e 1y CHAS. DRENNING.
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q. ID GIBBS,
II. b. POPE.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

December 10, 1913.
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-. 80 TnhIe. go LEesIzIr.

QllIlE Ans MONEY MARKET.
.4daptea ~ kasoo Cily 1ofkek
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ALSO,

The following tract Of Land in YazOo|
county being the east half Of southw est guar.
ter and southeast quarter northwest quarter
81 section 10: west half southwest anaIfer
section iii; norsh half Of east half 81 north.
ssst Quarter of Section rs, 81 ii Tow nahlp
s. Range cart. with the impEoQgne
thefeons
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ALSO.

Lei in Yazoo city. No. ESQ containing Il
feet on Main Street and running bac
$50 leei.-Also, Loi No. 23s fronting o.
Washington Street. and runs back in the di
reclion Of Main Street ill il adioins a Ii
at present owned By the Planters Bank.
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Lots in Yazos city, Nos. I04, 500, los
LOG and iO3.-Aiso, the following described
parcels OF ground in YazOo city, Lot No. 50
with The dwelling, kitchen and ont-housel
lhereon;- leo, the northeast half Of Lot No
ITO being rs feet square, lying on the corn
er Of Broadway and Monroe Streets. (south
gestern moiety Of said No. I70) iogethe
with the dwelling house, kitchen and Othe
Improvements thereons-Also, Lot No. ass
lying on Jefferson Street, with brick s;abl
lhereoa;--A Also, Lots Nos. 2I4 and 2l5, form
ling q square Of $50 feet on the corner .
Jeffefson and Mound Streets.
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Lots IN Yazoo City Nos. 81, Sc, 10, e8.
1913, l24, I25, 1875. 1877, 1913, l35, 1888,
l39, l63, le4, l66. l67, 1853, ICE, 1873,
l94. 1885, I96, 247, 278. $50, 34s, $40,
S82. 383, SIS, 386. SCI, 392, 3g3, 3s4,
4s8, 437, 4S8, 453, 462, 297, and 479,
together with the Improvements thereon. -
Also, Lot No. 289, tronting on Bayou street,
Lot No. 40, fronting on Mound street; the
east half Of Lot No. zoe, in the rear Of Lot
No. 30; also, Lot No. al. fronting on
Main and Mound streets.
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os@ a@ee City. no4
es s28, 4t4. 45t
same having been Legged
properly % tbs defendant, dc
~ % alislg eiaintids claim n
MILLER Marshs
81. BAl1
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AGENCY AT WASHINGTON.

A MOS KENDALL and JOHN E. KENDALL.
IA offer their services to such may have business
with the Government Of the following description,
viz;
Obtaining contracts from the Post Office and oihei
Executive Departments.
Procuring patents, End other business connected
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Procuring PENSIONS outonary, army, and ma
w; and other business in relation thereto
Settlement OF accounts, whether with the State,
Prosecuting of claims against the COVERINGS nj,
whether Tor lands, other property, money before
any of the Executive Departments or Congress
Our Office is in the house Of Amos KENDALL on
street. the first door east of the Medical College,
where we be found during business hours.
Amos KENDALL will prepare cases for presentation
to the Departments, or to Congress. His knowledge
of the forms and details of public business, derived
from service in the public offices, will enable him
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AMOS KENDALL,
oct 3-6m JOHN e. KENDALL
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America, by j. Co~ell, Comedian, written by him
self vol
Scenes and Scenery in the Sandwich Islands and
in Genital America, by J. J. Jarves, vol with en-
cravings. +. TAYLOR
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-10-26
NEW MUSIC.

NEW MUSIC.
JUST received the following pieces of New Music,
j at the old established Store, two doors east Of
18th street, PENNSYLVANIA avenue.
w. FISCHER.
oh, come TO me-by +. A. Rawlings.
Forget thee'-by Jane Holman.
My happy home-by J. Blockley.
The promised hour-for the guitar-by G. H..
DerwoH.
Sound, sound our horns-from "Amelie'-for the
guitar.
CoriDthian Waltz.
Souvenir de varsovie valse-by A. Henselt
L'Aragonaise valse--by ID. F. E. Auber.
Gabr'eskys six poonaises--arrangcd for two
flutes.
kuHner's light do do do do
Berbigniers airs--from La Dame Blanche do do
Wiess' studio moduaton-for the flute
Walkers airs-from La Bayadere-arranged for
two flutes oct 26