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NEE. Speeds letter.
To our Representatives in Congress, On
Mv SUBJECT Of lie Chesapeake and
1{io Canal.

M ShJCct a ne CheSdpe axe and
c4io Canal.
We mentioned this letter last week
and now furnish oar readers with an ex
tract from 1t, rcgretrlng that our space
will not permit us TO print the whole of
it. After showing that it was conceived
by Washington aud regarded BY him as
National work-that Pa. Va. and Md
all passed laws for setting the work on
foot-that Congress created Board of
Internal improvement, had the rout sur
vcyed, and allerW ards subscribed a million
dollars to have the work started-and
that the whole debt for which Md is res.
possible on account Of the Canal is So
100000, he proceeds.
Sand this is the great and unproduclivc
load tina, is now resting upon MARYLAND;
deadenng her energies, expressing her
land holders, affecting her merchants, re-
'ardInS,ln their labors, her mechanics and
artisans, and bowling down her pride
The debt has been incurred under The IN
fiuonce OF very noble but indiscreet i'm
pulses of patriotism. The money has
been laid out IN construct ting great high
way from the door of the Capitol to the
SUBMITS of the Allegany, with hnrrying
destination TO the aflluent regions of The
Mississippi. And all this has been done
by one OF the leeblest members oil The Re-
public. She has, by her own enterprise
and devotion, and with little counlenance
or aid from her sister States or the FEEDER.
al Government, nearly accomplished a
great measure for The Republic, of which
Washington was the parent, ard which
can be equalled in benevoIence, and the
blessings it will confer, by no measure
since the Union was formed, except, per>
haps, the purchase of Lolsana.-Thal
measure, which gave so much renown to
the name and administration of Mr.. JEFF.
terson, was designed to open path to the
sea for several States on the Mississippi.
This Canal, costing no more than LOUIS
lana, is designed not only to break down
the mountain barrier of the Alleeanv,
that General Washington informs us he
regarded with SO much apprehension. but
TO open road for six States to the sea
board-T' messee, Kentucky, Ohio, IN
diana, Illinois and Michigan, with the
western parts of Virginia and Pennsylva>
nia-the six States, comprising two hun
dred and fifty thousand square miles of
territory-eqnal to France and Great Br-
tain put together,-witfi leeming and
reduplicating population, very capable Of
swelling It's numbers 70 fifty millions OF
people.-And now that Mary land is sink
Ing under the colossal weight and pros
portions Of this great enterpriss-when
she has cried in vain to her sister States
Of Virginia, Pennsylvania and Ohio for
and aud sucCour, she turns to The parental
head, ana PRESENTS herself for Justice
10 her allegation in the two houses of
Congress ste entrusts her cause, now
ing thai w.h these simple relations of
history and truth on their side, their adj
vocacy cannot V ant force-and that they
will present her, not as o supplian., but
with The dignity OF sovereign t!als ask
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a farmer who has 1900 bushels of
wheat in his barns, is bringing it to mar
ke1 before the fall returns comes, in, um.
tier The Impression that if the simple fact
that N lork has gone fer Polk has re-
dnced the price OF wheat six cents, the
certainty Polk is elected would affect the
price al least double tha'. And he judges
correctly. Polk is elected, and there will,
we fear, be rapid decline in the price of
wheat, -four, wool, and various other ae-
rlcullural products. Rotch. Dem.
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These farmers were lucky who sold
their grain and wool, before election. A
Locoio;o came in town on Tuesday and
spent the whole afternoon in trying 10
get what he thought fair price for his
wheat. Failing TO do so, he went home
cursing Polk and Dallas, and The whole
tribe Of Demagogues, who guided him into
the support of these advocates Of British
measures. If..such men were tie only ones
who suffered, the pity fel. iog .hem would
be slight. -Hoch Dem.
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a5-A fellow lakem up as a vagrant. de-
clared that he was not "a man without
visible means of support, as he had just
opened a store" 1t was found. on inquiry,
hat he had opened ii wfff crowbar in
the night, and unfortunately the store be-
longed to another man.
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would not hold it long enough TO eflec
the desired object SO but that the cold
would return again and assum. its power
1t was like fire made of shavings, a
strong heat for a shorl time and then all
would go out. After much experience
and trying within my knowledge to gain
this important point, fixed upon med-
lclne which | call No. 2 Cayenne Pep
per- IL my patent for that purpose, and
after using it for many years am perfect
ly convinced that it is the best thing that
can be made use of to hold the heat in
the stomach until the system can be
cleared Of distractions 80 as to produce
natural digestion of the food which
will nourish the body establish perspra-
ton and restore the health of The patient
| found it to be perfectly safe in all cases
and never knew any bud effects from ad-
minis'ering it. My next grand object was
TO get something that would clear the
bowels Of caak which are more or less
affected by il il al! cases of disease to
which the human family are subject. Cam
ker and putrefaciion are caused BY cold
or want heat for whenever any part Ct
the body is SO affected by cold as to
overPower the natural heat, pulrelaclion
commences and if not checked by medi
cine or the natural constitution is not
strong enough 10 overcome its progress.
1t will communicate 10 the blood when
death will end the contest between heat
and cold by deciding in favor of the lat
ter. have made use of great many arl
Giles which are useful in removing Gan
ker" but my preparation called No. 3
[ Bayberry Root Bark, White Pend Lilly
roo. and the inner bark of hemlock) is
the best for that purpose which has come
under my notice. That many other things
may he made use of with good effect all
of which shall give particular descrip-
ton of in my general directions herear-
ter"
"My general plan of treatment in all
cases has been to cleanse the stomach bv
giving No. ! and produce as great an in
ternal heat as could by giving N O. 2 and
when necessary made use of s,eaming in
which ! always found great benefit espe-
clally in fevers; after this gave No. 3 to
clear off the "canker'' and in all cases
where the patient had no, previously be-
come so far reduced as to have nothing
to build upon, have been successful in
res torlng them to health"
In the extract from Thomson's book
which ] have just quoted, every principle
which his system involves is embodied;
and every principle in every other system
of Botanic Foolery extant, is obtained
from the same source. 1t is disgraceiul
t. the human mind that it shou d become
necessary to refute or expose such fes-
tcring mental rotteuness, and it is to those
who have suffered themselves TO become
the victims of this arblown folly that the
exposition is due. Men are frequently
induced to embrace error by reason of
their willingness 10 lake for granted The
fundamental principles ofdoc,rines, with
out an inquiry INTO the truth or faIacy of
these principles, SO vital to the existence
OF the whole structure, when If investiga-
lion was fairly Instituted, their glaringa b.
sordity wonld leave them fllendless MD.
10 be Conlinucd.)
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[POETRY.1
THINGS THAT CHANGE.
BY MRS. HEMAEs.

knowes: thou that seas are sweeping
Where cities once have BEEN
Where the calm wave is sleeping,
Their towers may yet be seen;
Far down below the CLASSY tide
Mans. dwelings, where his voice hath died.
knowest thou that focks are feeding
Above the tombs Of old,
Which kings, their .'nies leading,
Have fingered to behold
A short smooth green sward DER them sprea
Is all that marks where heroes bed.
KnoYcst thou that now the token
Oftemples once renowned,
Is but a pillar, broken,
With glass and wall-howers crowned,
And the lone serpent bears her young
Where the triumphant Tyre hath runs.
Well, well know the stoIy
OF ages past away,
And the mournf,l wrecks that glory
Has loft 10 dull decay,
But thou hast yet tale to learn
.uore.full warning sad and stern
Thy pensve eye but ranges
Der ruined iane and hall,
On! the deep soul has changes
More sorrowful than all;
Talk not, whilst these before thee .hrong
Ofsience in thu place of song.
See scorn-where love has pershed
Dlstrust-whe friendship grew;
Pride-where nature cherished
III tender thoughts and true!
And shadows Of oblivion thrown
Ger every trace ofidos gone.
Weep not for lon,bs far scattered
For temples PROSTATE laid
In thine own heart lie scattered
The liars il had made,
Go, sound it's depths in doubt and Iear
Heap up 10 more its treasures here
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a-A morning paper says, "imaglne
Brutus the Roman, cracking nuts with al
the gravity ola squirrel" Ay! or julius
Cesar sewing rent in his stocking, or
Alexander, the Great, eating crackers and
cheese. Hercules wound hax from a
dislaa; though. and no disc,el,l to Her
cules either.
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Hhm's in .Namc2-rhe ST. Louis
New Era of The 9Th inst, SAYS: "At the
last election in this city voters name
was recorded on the poll book of the
first ward as 'Sodom and Gomorrah Tol-
lowaY.n
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ON MISS ANNE BREAD.

"1oast any girl but her." said Ned,
with every other hulter;
~ be contenled with ANNE BREADr
And won't have any but her,"
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AGENTS FOR THE CECIL V ZIG

AGENTS FOR THE CECIL Y ZIG
John B. Yarnal!, Port Deposit.
J. ". Abrahams, Port Deposit.
Edwin Ianos, P. VI. Rising Sun.
Jonas Pi eston, Jr. P. NJ. Conow lingo.
John s. Everest, Rowlandsville.
'oseph lIaines, Brick Meeting House.
Tohn McCracken, F. NJ. North East.
Nathan Wilkinson, Elk Iron Works.
William H. Pearce, P. Nj. Cecilton,
John B. Morton, P. NJ. Warwick.
ohm l. Clayton p VI Chesapeake CITY
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Compound Extract oil Sarsaparilla
prepared by A. II, Bull Of Hartford, Con.
an article much commended and prescrib
cd By physicians wherever it is known.
For sale BY d. Joseph Wallace. Agent.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-07-27

; ~ CFfEE-l0 tag, oil various grades l,r
lie st i8m puses ly
-''> - J II FORSYTH g. co
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The state of aIississippi,1 PRoBArE CoUkT,
AGO CoUNTY. Oct. Term, 1919.
By T1cmas B. woodward. Esq, Judge Of.
the Probate Court Of Yazoo C0useg and
State aforesaid
NOTICE IS hereby given, chat an applica-.
ton % me By Theodore McM0rT0ugh.
and John ]. SWartwout and bis wife CatEa-
rine d, Of the county OF Yazoo ia said
State, for partition 81 the lands descended
to them By the death Of John McElogroueh,
decd, which lands are as follows, to.wits--
The south half sc east half Of northeast
quarter Of Section IL, Township 70 Of
Range !, east, The norrh hall 81 east half
Of northeast quarter Section 1 and north
kali Of west half Of northwest aoarter Sec.
ton IL, and south half sc east half 81 south
cast quarter Of Secfion g ane Sf77Ialf nj
northeast quaFleT and east haIf Of northwest
quarter Section ! + and west half of south
west quarter Section ]. and north half Of
east half Of southeast quarter 81 Section 2,
and north half and southwest quarter and
vest half Of southeast quarter Of Section 2.
81 Township ~ of Range I, east. and the
west half of northwest quarter Of Section
~, and northeast quarter and east hair 81
Ill. Range 2, west and The west hair q
northwest quarter 0f Section II, Township
~, Range ], sasl, and The east half az south.
east quarter Of Section % Township i ].
Range !, west, and lhe vest bali Of south.
west quarter Of Section %. Township Ii
Range |, west, and the following lots 81 land
lying IN the town Of Benton, ID SAID county
lo.wit: Lois Nos 80, IS, so and 81
In this case, il IS ordered and decFeed
that notice be given TO al persons inierestes
lby publication for the space Of two months
il the Yazoo City Wing, 10 appear at ii.
December Term Of this court and shev
cause Why the following persons should no
i be appointed Commissioners to make parti
ton Ct said lands and lots, to-SRit. Washing
ton LngeA William Robb and Richard Swayze
pursuant to an act entitled san act concern
/ ing the PARTON Of lands 81 cepaEceners. Join
tenants and tenants ID common.
GEO. CROCKETT, clerk.
VIZ. 3. PuGH, Sol
Nov 8, l74s. OF zee $50 OO) I7-9t
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NoTICE

g hereby given 70 eli whom Il may con.
ceFn, that at the November Term, Is43.
of the Probate Court ef Yazoo county, to
be holden At Benton On the fourth Monday
in said month, shall as Administrative Of
John Marlborough, deco, apply 10 said cour:
for 6nal settlement with said Estate. All
pers0nsl therefore, who feel themselves ID.
teFested 10 said estate, can attend al said
court and object 10 any claims which may
be presented for allowance.
ELIZABETH MARLBOROUGH, Adm'x
W E. PUen, Sol.
October 20, 1913 I5..4l
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The state Of DIississit pis( PRoBAr1 CouRr.
Iazoo Couniys Oct Term. l8l5
~ the matter Of The application Of Eliza.
beth MchloFIough, Adm'x 81 lhe estate
oi John Marlborough, dec'd, Is Be allowed
to make her 6nal settlement s. said estate.
Il this case, The said party ordered 70
give notice 81 publication foE loor weeks ii
Tie Yazoo Ciiy Wing.
Pug1 u and Be IS hereby appointed fslslss
70 state tie amount said administrators.
Tes, GRO. CROCKETT, Cl'k.
VII 3 PUaa, Sol
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Council Proceeding



JANUARY lsi. icit.
Present. IN Etf1t Ksfs, President, H Halris-
en, 4. W Bennett, "a y. Leake, j M. Allen, and
y. "a. Stevens 1c'eetmon.
Ihe needing being called lo order he minutes
81 t1e Fietiep1 mcctng were read and approved,
The committee % pccouni reported on ihe
following accounll, which were allowed.
~. w. Don,cy's account for medical a,ieniion
pn aapen $40.
Temp s'ns' account loralicntenco 81 paepers
.latl Tie committee 81 streets vas allowed
ttilI ntGl gular meeNng q make laii report u.
LamPkins' account vas referred g committee on
TIE Committee On The Charter, o. motion Sc
EIr Harrison were allowed i'll " eonoaday ppcf-
ing next, % make 8 dnal report.
o. motion The meeiIng adjourned
E. EATON KEYS, Pfs't.
Jas. P. WrEkns, Cpk.
CALLED MEETING.
A january. 4ih. 1874
Present. Ri EkToN KEIss President, w. j. Leaks
j. w Barnett, H. Harrison. j a. Si1yono, ]. -.
.Allens 7. 4 wilson, Selseimen.
Tie meeting being called 60 order the minuteg
Of lust meeting were read and approved.
G. w. Scots account Coz laying gunnall across
suireetW was presented and rejected.
on motion, Of j. W. Barnett, essrs d M. Allen
and 7. WilsOn were appoiniod commiuee 70
drafta charter end rePo1i on Tuesday evening"
next
On motion the meeting adjourned.
R. EA7ON, KEYS, PrS't
Jas. P. WnLItns. Cl'k.
CALLED MEETlEG.
January 9lh 1914.
Present RI Eaton Keys president, j. w. Bar
nett, J. NJ. Allen, J. 7. Wilson, a. Harrison, J. A.
Stevens, Seectmen.
The meeting being called to order the minutes
81 previous meeting were read and received.
The Charter committee reported and "a motion
the report was received and laid on lhs table ill
the charter b6 read.
The charter, on motion Was taken up By sec.
lions, and each section was read and adopted in
regular order, when on mouon L Twas adopted 81
whole.
Mr. Harrison offered the following resolution
which 81 motion was adopted.
Resolved that q committee 90 two members 81
this board - appointed % have printed IN hand
bil form, the charter az reported BY the late COM
miiiao appointed Tor that purpose, and as adopted
by this board, John !. Wilson and J. W. Barnett,
Commitieo.
The following resolution was offered BY J. "
Barnett and losi.
Resolved, that the thaRks Of this Board be ten
dorod 30 J. 3. Hughes and Paterson, Esqs fol
the labour and time thew have taken in oRI0MAT
uto and presenting new charter for the govern.
meat % this town Ayes, D, w. Barne.fs w. J
Letke and NJ Allen. Noes, ]. j. Wilson, i
Harrison Stevens and R Eaton Keys.
Mr.. o Hunters account Tor work done on hill
$500 was presented and allowed
% motion the meeting adjourned.
R EATON KEYS Pres't
Jas. p WLLTkns. Ci'k.
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NOTICE

WILL, s. administrator de bonss non
of the Estate 81 James Cook, deed, ii
the next February Term Of The Probate
Court Of Yazoo county present my accounts
for final settlement and allowance and sur
render my letters Of administration.
p. r. POPE, Adm'r.
Yazoo city, dan. 5, 1914. 26 ST.
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ADMINISTRATORS Sale.


'"E will sell 81 public auction. &C The.
Court House door ia the town Of.
Benton, on the 22d day Of January next, on
4 credit Of tWelOe months, The following
lands belonging to The estate Of Thomas
II. Jones, decd. under decree of the
Hon. Probate Court Of Yazoo county, this.
land Is adjoining the landsof Robert Spires
ESQ.,, and Is mostly cleared and under fence !:
il Is better known as the east half Of the
northeast quarter and the east half Of the
southeast quarter 81 Section 2, Township 8.
Range 2, West, lying and being ii Yazoo
cOunly. This land would form desirable
place for small farmer. Il IS about IA
miles from Satartia and the land mostly sus-
ceptible Of cultivation. The title il beIiev-
ed to be good, but We shall convey such title
only as IS vested in Us as administrator and
administrative. a sufficient sum, q cash
to pay the costs Of court and atlorney s fees,
win be required Of the purchaser Bond
and security win Be required for The balance
HENRY JOHNSON, admir-.
MARTHA JOHNSON, Adm'x.
Of Thomas h Jones, decd.
Benton, Dec 8, lS43. 223l
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REGULAR PAgKET

Between vtclEsbure and R8zoO cite
THE light draaahl and vel known sleall
- ~ E0 3ARLAND, Master. If
ply as regular packet between VieksbuIa
and 1azoo CITY, making three lfips week,
leaving 1szoo City every Tuesday. Thurs.
day and Saturday st II clock, 81 precise.
ly and arrive at Vicksburg lie following
asornlngs u lime for lhe New Orleans pack.
ois, aad will leave ticksbufe on tbs aliers
maize days at y u.
Passengers and shippers may rely IN this
boat making heT regular trips, Is she draws
only y inches wafer.
Kaxoo city, Nov. 10, 1913. fe4f
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"a fhe Cfrenil Court Il Pa |IrSfo1 Esrfee
fsr he Sorite,n 1 ty,cf ~ ~ 49,
,is,in6i +. ~. 100
ffri,s Il <,s,ot (, & a s.s.,.s
Vs. vens 1870
p,.,,.r., psnf 81 ~ $50 s. tllsz;s-i,,;
$3.50. IL ~ $780, ......S II. y, s..
800, ~. s..... ]. ". " ~
ss d'r csss .s es s s's g public ss
rs re town 81 Benton. within ~ hculu IRE u
scribsd So law. 81
.afondau, ibe l5fk dnu 81 yrnanta 1874.
Is the highest bidder. for cash. III 81 the.
RIGHT. tide and Interest 81 The aeiendant.
tie Planters Bank Of lhe State ST Mississippi,
has ia and - The following deseribed lands,
to-wii;--
Let No. sect "a Town. {. range 8. W, the
west half &c north west quarter ihe southeast
quarter, The east half ST south so QUARTER of
soefion. as The west half 81 nrlIn Vet quar-.
tor 81 sseaion 90 townahip III range esR
cav 400 acres. -the northeast an affer section
IA the southeast quarter SECTION iii, the.
oeet hslfof ho,,thvert nuarfer seetion il I
he west -hsf VI northeast quarter ana easi
half 81 norihwest Quarter section II; the
northwest 0uarter section ". all IN toVn..
ship 10. rarre wet. containinr about
SOD acres. and fs- called the Bailg Andersonl
Place.
The nnUfhnnnf tno nnFfnenUf
6.srtsg - sorfb hslfeT so,itbesst q isrfer.
tse,;gr - .rS senlb {, ~. 5sssrlsT .f' norshs
No., c,,sri.r ~ aeet;on ~ township IA
$500 3 ~ss. eontsinin1 ~. ns-1oo serao'
MS ner,ba -, a,,.r,er ~ aee,;sn ! 4. towr-
shin 10. rsnro 8. west. via he improve.
r,on,- ,hersa1
menus 'n'i'0n' Also
III. folIowing ,roe,a - narcsl. or lands
tr;ng n ~ co,,,tv NJ vs,eo The aonft..
= ~, ,,sr,sr 49, so,,fh Nor ~ 80, hslf ~
ro-,L -',;o' a, ,o,'s.l,, : :
p.s 49, A.
49, ~ = Zoe ~ I..'5
49,, ~ -" - $50 80, = 49, ~ -. :.
ao q noI.awss. quarter S Sns y vest 1s q
Quarter and west half Of southeast ouarter,
Section Is; and the east half Of northwest
quarter and west half Of northeast quarter of
section So; Also, the entire 100 acres Of
land in township 10, range 8, west, being
west half Of northeast quarter and north half
Of west half and norlh half Of east half Of
southeast quarter. with the Improvements.
ALSO, the following land in HaE0o county,
The east half and northwest quarter, and
north half Of east half Of southwest quarter,
section 50; the northwest quarter, the west
nall o. segtnWest quarter and south nall q
~ Me ~ ~ 80
~, s.,,,i h.I ~ ,...., ~
o,,s.,sr ssc,;or 90. .,5 NO., b.lr ~ 5000,
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ny virtue Of q Deet Of trust executed BY
Washington Dorsey, on the 9Th Of A.
pril 1899 to the undersigned % secure the
payment Of certain notes, held b the Com.
mercial Bank Of Manchester, which Deed IS
Of record in che Office 0f the CLERK Of The
Probate Court of Yaz0o7 county,. Book !, p.
356 Z, 8 and Q. We win on the 18Th day
Of January next, at the door Of the Com
mercial Bank Of Manchester ID Yazoo City,
sell the property ID said deed conveyed, 70
the highest bidder foT cash, 70 wii:-lhe
north half Of west BALI south VEST quarter
Sec. IS, Town, 10. Range west, and south
half Of Wesl half south vest quaFlels sec.
%, all ID Township 2. range 9 west, lying
u fazo0 County and also The following
lots IN Yazo0 City, No, 207, PIG 2Q6s 420
So, l02, 4a3, 40, 2Ol. undivided n0iety
Of lots l65; the north east portion q @31
being that part adjoining $50 30 leet lfonl
Ga Main Street r1bning back $50 q. Ihc
undivided moieties ofiols s "a q. ltl g la&
Ms viii convey such tide as 3 vested j. 3.
By The deed.