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New and Fancy Goods. .
yewett,s Patent Cary Plough.

JeWctt7s Patent cary Plough.
TIME subscriber would inform his friends
L. aud customers that he has now on hand
a large supply of the above Justly celebrat-
ed ploughs, Of this years manufacture, and
j. therefore prepared 10 fill Al orders t the
shortest notice.
Within the past year have added some
valuable Improvements to said plough. The
mouiihoard j. a inches higher, and is fas-
tened To the star car with bolts and screws,
ailsicad of fIvet> as formerly. II can there
fore lie easily tukon off for repairs or any
other purpose ~ pleasure. The standard
is also inches higher. and cast with the
same circle as the moulGDoard until il en-
tiers the beam. This prevents all possibility
q It's choking, even IN the most foul ground.
Tie heel OF tho h.dsilde is also cast with
chill, which viii prevent its wearing so
fast, thereby causing the plough 10 run less
steady than when new.
l'o those who have used these ploughs,
tun3 there are thousands Of the best farm
ers IN Missouri and lllrois who hase,) not
ono word as 10 their performance need be
SAID. To those who have not tested their
superiority over all other kinds now in use
with u, and their perfect ada ptation to our
light, ioany soil, viii >ay tina! you would
prumo,c your interests by giving them n tri-
al Yen NH find them 10 work easy for
your team, 10 do tue work with great expo
ditan and to d. il wcH I &c muuldboard
being made Of wrought iron, OF peculiar
shape, and the ,ntro shear Of steel, they
scour bright IN u -oils, which is the great
deside-alum IN a plough for this section of
country.
HUDSON r. BRIDGE,
Successor 10 Bridge 4 Hale.
JoHS q. FooTE,
Agent
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CJrTTING.

,oco foco genius Of Iowa City
' u;,b The Hon. RoBr. c. ScHFNcK
S' lard steamboat recently, and en-
,.o,ed to pump something out OF HIM
w. Zoo, of Gen. Dodge's course IN
s. The conversation turned
mon Gen. D's efforts IN regard !" the
,nd,ry, and when the m'efr'ga'"r
,,,orned to Iowa City he reported
=, he said he had obtained from Mr.
"a.,ek The reported conversation
So f,,,bwi,h transferred 10 the col
w. Wv. Of the Reporter with a caption in
u,ring letters entitled "A tribute from
ra.mv" Mr. Schenck happened
: !. N Iowa City shortly after the
.;c,,ion and addressed the editor
!, which he states that the INFORM
:, # the Reporter had reported that
,bich he haG never uttered and which
.ooId no, consistently utter in favor
.,Cen Dodge. He closes his COM
.,nica,ion with the following slgnlh.
can, paragraph:-
IN is possible that your informant
nav have mistaken, and applied TO
r.a Dodge, language tina, did use in
,.lsrence 10 his opponent, MIR Lowe. of
hon being schoolmate and an old
nd intimate friend Of mine. did
,Deas, in the same conversation IN
,srms Of high encomlum and praise.
Respectfully.
RUBT. c. SCHENCK.
nTbe Thorndike Manufacturing Compa-
,,s erecting large factory in Palmer,
rkith uiR double he population Of the riiSrge
Palmer is few miles east Of Springfield.
This is the real and uniform effect Of
,be establishment of Manufactures. and
get Gen. Dodge last year declared in
the name of his Maker that he hoped
,bpre would none be established in To-
va. The new Constitution. as if to Sc.
cure an answer to bis prayer. prohibits
their introduction, If we adopt it. The
doubling of the population is nothing
10 him. Senators 10 Congress look to
| The legislature, not 10 the people for
| their election.
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~ A 10, OF Fresh Drugs aud Medi-
cnes has jus, been received by our
hiend Tallani, on Water Street. lie
has also received supply Of periodi-
cal aud other literature. Give him a
call.
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NESTINGS--l2 pieces Marsailles,
v Fancy Vestngs. prs wool Plaid do,
six pieces silk striped and plaid cashmere,
iust received and for sale
myS J. G.. LAUMAN.
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Fyc;.s,.rr,-e and ec,s.le,.,,.

szt!s'SssIasS et5atE
sUST received Nv steamer Mermaid and
81 tor sale large assortment Of Harduare
and Cutlery, such as
Door. TIL, pad cupboard, chest and trunk
Locks.
Knob and Norfolk Latches. scissors,
Shears, sheep shear, stIrrnPs, Jride bii,,
Square fiat and round hoits.
Kni-es aud forks OF all kinds.
German silver. Btit,auia and IRON tdeic
and tea spoons,
Ri,cied aud wrought table hinges,
Parliament 90
Wood scrows-aH sizes, wheel irons,
N.Rand hand saws, mill and hand saw
files; rasps, aueers, fish hooks, tacks,
kauehpby mills. trace chains,
Curry combs, drawing knives,
Axcs-Yankee and Kentucky patterns
and great many other kinds TOO numer-
Gus To mention, al of winch wiz DO scid
IJw for cash or country produce by
WM. GARRETT s. co.
mar27 Sign Of tie Great Western.
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The following important letter was
not received in season for our last pub
Iicaon. Ii shows how much Dodge
loges Morgan.
OrruMwA, Wapello Co. |. +.
July 10. 1915.
DEAR SIR:-l have but momen, 10
write Won line. Gen Lowe address
I'd very large assembly of the people
Al his place to day | have heard ma
ny public speeches and seldom have
heard so able and effective discussion
Of subjects Of public interest. He was
replied TO by Mr. May in raning de-
nunrlaion of the Wings and no, fail
ing to pour out the las, aud bitierest
val Of his wrath upon Gen. Morgan
Nj Nav was more severe (if pnssIble.)
upon Gen Morgan than Gen. Dodge
himself. when a, Fairfield a day or TWO
before. And notwithstanding Hr May
himself, was not behind IN denoun"ing
1 Dodge before his nomination and en-
AssorIng to effect the nomination of
Letter now appeared in his speech TO
rev The opposition to Dodge as a base
intrigue intended to supplanl Dodge and
Elevate Letter. He in effect represent
ed Gen. Morgan's eTor, IN The Legsla.
lure as dark, undermining atlemp, to
ue''roy Dodge's popularity and elevate
some other. Ii was evident from Mays
l''ner rourse and his previous feelings
sOd effort that he had drank al The foun-
'aln head. The Constitution is gong!
s0mg!. Gone. Yours,
A VOTER.
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NEW CLOTHING WAREHOUSE.
No 81 Nam corner Of Pine-st 81 Louis, Mo
vENEIE SUBSG RIDER would beg
Il leave to inform hls old friends and the
public generally. that he has on hand (and
will continue To receive additions weekly
one of the best stocks Of iashiona BILE ready
made clothing ever offered in st f.ou,s-
They were got up under his own superin-
tcndencG-and persons preIudiccd against
ready made clothing, viii be satisfied by
calling and examining my goods that they
can get ~ good articles and taShiona bic
as il they were made to measure IN the
city OF st Louis, and at nearly hal. the
price.
| keep superior lot Of fasLiona Bile cloth
and 81 MINER coats, OF all styles; plain and
p!eated pants. of all qualities; rich silk,
satin and marseiies vests. OF all cuts and
qualities: all qualities Of shirts. stocks,
scarts, cravats, suspenders, under. shirts,
drawers, gloves, hosiery, hands erchicfs,
hats, umbrellas and trunks Of all varieties
and prices, with pam and patent lock-.
All my good, entirely new, and
Will be undersold by no one, not even those
who say they will sell twenty per cent
cheaper than any other house can. Tea
say, give me call, and YOU shall be sat
i>fied that at No 81 Main, eorne. of Pine
street, there j. 10 huua.ggety
Je56ln B. z. SMITH
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Important TO Tanning Mil Makers.
'aSlE SUBSCRIBERS keep Wire
= Screenry constantly on hand and
weave to order on short notice In add
ton 10 the common kinds they make cross
woe or twisted scrceury, an article su.
perior to braided riddles and TO bo had no
Where else in the western country.
for specimens call at G. Seydtl's Fan
ming Mill shop in Burlington.
Rolling Screens also wove for Touring
mills P.iccs-as cheap as can be had in
st Louis. Screenry forwarded BY stage TO
Blu lincton. WI. NJ NURSE e. SONS.
Peoria, June 10, 45-7tpd
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BURLINGTON HAWK-EYE.

NEW BOOKS-JUST RECEIV.
~ KD-tlarper's Bible Nos. 81 and 81
The SeereSs Of Prevoorst, or,
Mesmcrism Unfolded
Eveina, 10y Miss Burnev,
Duties OF the MARRIED Life,
Dashes at Life, by n. Willis,
No. Penny Magazine,
the cheapest work now published,
Godey's Magazine for July,
for sale by J. +. TALLANT
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step, Stop. EscWare!

4 Ny person III want OF any or all Of the
a following articles, viz: harness, sad
dies, 5iid'e<, cellars, Whips, &c, also,
good assortment q buckles, bits, saddlery
and harness trimmings generally MI Of
which viii he sold cheaper than can be
bought 10 Iowa. for cash or prodace. Please
call before purchasing elsewhere at the
subscriber : on Jefiersun.s two doors east
ef the rcw Iiatel, where will be found great
harrafn- lnp2-til ~ b WARE.
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kOCERlES--W. GARRETT e.
" CO., have just received and for sal.
20 ebs n . sugar
20 sacks Rio coffee
4 chests tea
bios rice
! cask madder
l ceroon + indigo
keg bur lead
bags shot
caSk salerutus
sacks pepper
do alspice
4 boxes sperm candles
Go bar soap
do superior starch, and great
many other articles III the grocery line too
numerous to mention. All ui waIch " i'll be
sold low for cash or wheat.
iy 3l-lO Is
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ARRIVALS FROM BELOW.
July23 Nonona, Young, st Louis
II War Eagle, Harris, DO
{" Nungo Park, King, do
2S Falcon, Noorehouse. do
8 Uncle TOBY, Griffith do
90 Mermaid, Glenn, do
80 Lynx, Atchison, do
ARRIVALS FROM ABOVE.
JULY % LYNX. Atchison. St Peters
% Fortune, Atchlson. Galcna
&" Monona, Young, do
81 War Eagle, Harris, do
80 Mungo Park, Kong, do
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BARTON Il. DAVID,

XNHISKY.--25 bbls whisky. which
w will exchange for corr, rye or cash.
aug3l b T DAVID.
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al MINER CLOTHING Ar RE.
~ DuCED PRlCES-Ihe subscriber hav.
lug on hand u large assortment of Summer
Clothing, and the season being far advanc.
cd, they will now Commence selling the
balance o. their summer stock at reduced
prices. There vii! he found in our assert,
ment: Cling CHAM, check, linen, kr,mllns and
various other kinds o: summer coais-p.nts,
vests, shirts, drawers, gloves, su>penders,
ties, cravats, stocks, hank rcheis, hall.
hose, &c, all Of winch Will be sold at very
low prices. Cali and see before you pur
chase elsewhere as it is no trouble to snow
goods. WIN GARRETT g. CO
Jy 3l-l0 40 corner OF N'n and J n SITS
f5SHE SEA Of The Aspen Grove
= Cemetery may be found bv cnquirIng
at A. " Carpenters. WM T.. BROWN,
~ 3l-lu-Io-2t Sexton.
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T OG AND TRACE CHAlNS-on
IL hand and for sale by
mavl W. GARRETT 4 co.
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Burlington March 6-'I5-il-tf
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-07-31

M ESLI JONES has removed To the
w Brci Building adjoining w Cool
laugh aud Co.. aud has Just received u fresh
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WHlskEY-a5 barrels Rsctifiod
Whlskey on hand and for sale by
mayl tGaz copyl GARRETT j. CO.
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~ EW YORK MIRROR
! Subscriptions to tbs New York Daily
and Weekly Mirror edited by Morris, VIII
lis Il Fuller, received by the undersin med
who is the authorized az mt for the same
Terms-Daly Mirror five dollars per an.
mum, yearly in advance. Weekly do.
three dollars per annum in advance
ly 2t9-45 J. UPHAM
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Enaneiled and Pearl Visiting Cards
4 FEW packs OF thess elegant card
N suitable for Ladies. for sale at the
CITY Drug Store. by ]. READ.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-01-28
GREAT BARGAINS IN IIARDWARE.

g AMUEL LOCKE, Nos. & 8, Front Loyee,
~ between Custom House and Bientille streets
New Orleans, has now In store, received by late
arrivals from Europe and the Northern manuiOc-
tories, large and well selected stock Of hard
ware, comprising every thing usually found in a
hardware store such as cutlery tools Of all sorts,
Birmingham and Sheffield goods, builders, hard
ware, japanned ware Of every description, tin
ware ofhis own manufacture, at Northern pri-
ces, sheet copper, lead pipe, zinc, lion, steel,
nails, anvilS, MANILA and turred rope, Of all 81
yes, paints, oils, &e,&C with a variety ofnew and
improved articles.
His stock is very complete, and is now offered
lower than hardware, was ever offered IN this
market. Country merchants would do well TO
examine his stock before purchasing.
N. B. Afull assortment Of North's Timers
tools and machines; also tinplate, block tin,
riyets, iron and brass wire, and all articles re-
quired in the manufacture OF tin ware.
January 7, 1915
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-01-28

NEW ORLnANs, Jan,y q, 1915.


New ORLEANS, Jah'y 81, l945.
Ma. EDIToR The commerce Of this great
City is honored by the ''pOEeys that be,' with a
mail from onr northern cities on an average OF
t.co times week, through the business season,
and that however not having been conferred on
us, this week, | am consequently without any
thing of interest 10 communicate at this time
After long and unusual spell of dry and pleas
ant weather, we have had storm Of rain for
three days, which has interrupted business, but
now being clear again, matters move along FOL
cradle. The Convention is in session, and make
a little progress, and il they only proceed at the
present rate, our State will soon be put at an
expense of HUNDRED THOUSAND DOL
LARS :or remoddleing or amending our glorious
Constitution. During the proceedings yester-
day, member wished to leave it to the electors
to say what should be the qualifications Of the
voters, Of what sex, color, sc. lie night as well
said, Black or white, male or female. should be
the distinction. We have some later intelli-
gence from Mexico. Every thing from that sec
ton at this moment iS Of some interest. Refer
you to the papers forwarded, for intelligence
Business is rather fat. Cotton maintains lest
weeks prices, and the transactions yesterday,
were rather ia favor Of sellers. The Ohio river
having taken rise, produce from that section
is arriving freely and prices arr declining partic-
ularly Flour, which is dull at four dollars. Later
intelligence from Europe is daily expected
Should a mail from the North arrive ttis wcek,
will write you again.
Yours truly, JOHN SMlTH,-X
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-01-28
Negroes, and Stock

~ a II Es
| DY virtue Of d clause in the last IN of PHmiP
~ WALLIS, deceased, late OF YazOO County,
the subscriber Offers for sale the following prop
erty Of said deceased, viz:
The PLANTATION, situato upon Oak
Ridge, YazOo county, fourteen miles from YazCo
City, near the Vicksburg road and adjoining the
property Of Mr.. James Balance. Ii contains
three hundred and twenty acres, more or less, of
excellant land, in good cultivation and well en-.
closed has on it a neat and comfortable frame
dwelling, with an oVeTseer's house and all ne.
oessaTy out. houses and quarters The title is
indisputable, the situation aud improvements
very desirable; and the land 10 be free Of dover
and other membranes.
ALSO
SIXTEEN NEGROES, all Of them sound and
healthy, and thoroughly aoclma ed. The 6eld
hands, men and woman, are young, likely, of
prime quality, and the children very promising.
There is frst-rate cook, as well as capital
waiter, and d good washer aud irOner among
them. This LOT Of servants cannot be surpassed
by any other Of its size in the county.
ALSO
All the farming and planting implements,
ploughs, cultivators, wagon, cart and gear, and
an excellent assortment Of household kitchen
aud dairy furniture. The stock also, consisting,
among others, of five mules, three horses, four
teen head of cattle, flty-four hogs, large lot OF
poultry, &C., will be disposed of together with
about two hundred bushels OF corn, and large
supply Of fresh fodder.
The whole OF the above property will, il posi-
BILE, be sold together, in preference, plantation,
negroes and stock, at private sale, on accommo-
dating terms, for cash or such credit as may h.
agreed on. III not so sold, it VII 10 onerld at
public aucti 10 the hishest bidder, on
-aTIlUKSDAY, January 3Oth, l845,
on the premises, together, or in lots to suit pur-
chasers. Sale to commence at 10 A. M, and
continue until 4 p. NJ, TO befurther continued,
from day TO day, until finished.
TERMs.-All amounts OF 500, or less, Cash.
All larger amounts, on acredit OF twelve months,
with two approved securities.
0TApply to the subscriber, at the residence
Of ROBERT II. CAGE, Esqr, or on the premises
Post Office, Lincoln.
S. TEACKLE WALLIS,
Administrator c. T. A.
December 81, 1914 -29-Sl4
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-01-28

OrJouN JENKrNs, if you want buttons to your
trowsers, and strings to your jackets, send them
along by the first packet. The old 'oman is
here-the centre of our system, with three plan
cts revolving round her. Clean shirts and patch
es-the order of the day. The next work Of re-
form is to set new hat and polish up shoes for
Sunday.
1t was fair and pretty lick, that! What?
Why, when rubbing his nose in the -.
Get out Of the way, you are all unlucky,
Will you clear the track for old Kentucky !
Ilere--halo! Stop Shum, and hand US some
Of that domestic Cologne Waterso highly extolled
DO the great ''in-OSe-ment in his third letter to
the American People.
.'sureiy the churning OF milk bringeth forth
butter, and the or'ng'ng 9fd'e nose brinseth iorth
blood; so the forcing Of wrath bringeth forth
strife. ,--PrOv. c. 30, Y. 80. Willyou take your
thumb and finger away, Tom Benton.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-01-28
NAE sTATE or MIssIsslPPI,l
YAZOo County.


PROBATE COURT,-NoYEMBER TERN, 1914.
M HEREAS in the matter of the application
w aud petition of AMBROSE BULL and JAMES
C. BULL, representing to this Court that they are
Joint tenants OF tenants in common with the
heirs of the late VIM. M. Bull, deceased, and
praying this Court for the appointments of Com
missioners to make partition of lands hereinafter
more fully described; and after proper hearing
before the Court, joan NJ SHARrE, JESSE B.
HALL and GEoRGE GERALD were nominated as
Commissioners TO make partition OF the following
lands, 70 wits The whole Of Section Twenty
seven; east halfsouth east quarter section TWEEN
" eight west halt north west quarter section
twenty six; east half south east quarter section
twenty -two; west half south west quart section
twenty three; west half south east quarter sec
ton twenty two; north half OF east half OfnoIth
west quarter of section thirty FIVE; west half of
south west quarter Of section twenty six; east
half of north west quarter and west half of north
east quarter, aud west half of south east quarter
aud east half south west quarter Of section TWEEN
ty three; east half Of north west quarter of FEC
ton twenty six; west half OF south west quarter
of section twenty tac; west half Of north east
quarter Of section thiTty-iOur; east hall Of east
half of north west quarter of section thirty four,
all in Township Eleven Range One Fast, be-
tween AMBROSE Bull aud JAMES g. Bull petit
WIN. NJ. Bull, deceased. And unless proper
objections are made on or before the January
Term, ls45, of this Court, tue said JOHN NJ,
SHARPE, JESSE b. HALL and George GERALD
will then be appointed Commissioners to make
partition OF the said lands, pursuant TO an act,
entitled tan act concerning the partition Of
lands held by cuparceners, joint tenants, and
tenants in eOmmonn
Il is further ordered, that publication Of this
Citation be made in the "YazoO Democrat" a
public newspaper published at YarOO CRY, for
the space Of two month0 successfully.
Witness, the Hon. JANEs r. BURRUs,
r.. ST Judge Of Probate fer the county Of
Yazoo, the fourth Monday Of Mo-
vembeT, 1874, aud seal Of said Court.
Issued, tie tlirteth day Of November, 1874.
CHAS. NJ HENDERSON, CLERK.
ByA. s. PERKINs, D. e..
J. & W. BATTAILE, SOILS.
Dec. 3 -I7-tm
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-01-28
NOTICE.


TA ETTERS OF Administration on the estate
G9 of DAVID +. MORTON, deceased, having been
granted to me by the Probate Court Of YazoO
county, at its December Term, in the year 1914,
Notice is hereby given TO all persons having
claims or demands against said estate TO present
the same in the manner and within the time
prescribed by law, or they will be forever barred.
BEN: GRIMES, Ad'mr. &c.
January Z. 1915 -22-Gt
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-01-28
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
NEW BLACKSMITH ( wOoD-sIIOP.

"IE solicit share Of patronage in the
" above branches Of business, and il
which We hope to give general satisfaction, as
we shall procure the best of workman that can
be bad:-such as Shoers, Plantation Smiths,
Spring repairers aud slakers. Work done on
better terms than ever before in this city. Plan
tiers and Others would do we'll to give us q call,
as our prices are reduced to suit the times.
0LrIIorse- Shoeing- SEVENTY-FIVE cents
per pair.
BLACKMAN, WINFORD & Co.
0TShop opposite our BRIcK STABLE.
YazoO City, Dec. 10, 1874 -l6
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-01-28
SUPPORT TIE MECHANIC!
j. M. HITE.

j. M. HITE,
THANKFUL for the very liberal patronage
L heretofore extended to him, would say to his
friends and customers, that he has removed his
establishment to his New Store on Main Street
opposite Messrs, Link & Harrison's and adjoin.
ing the Post Office, where he offers for sale every
article in the
SADDLERY LINE,
such as Bride bits, Spurs, Whips, Stirrup-TrOns
&C., which have been selected for hin by one Of
the best and most experienced Saddlers in New
York City. lie has also on hand, OF HIS
OWN MANUFACTURE, every description o
Saddles, Brides, Martingales, all kinds of
CARRIAGE AND WAGON HARM ESS
Saddle Bags, Carpet.Bags, Trunks, &c, made il
neat and most substantial manner.
He is also prepared to receive aud repair Car
riages Of every description, (being perfectly fam
iliar with lining and Thinning the same) anc
pledges himselftO attend TO all orders promptly
and hopes TO give general satisfaction His pri-
ces shall be redaced TO suit the hardness of the
times.
YazOo City, January 9TH 1916, %
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-01-28

MEpOo.--It's very hard to tell whether this
portion Of the brain Of the Earth has succeeded in
demonstrating the idea Of whether We shall iall
into TIE sun or become the centre round which
ether worlds shall roll. But for the preachers
We night haJs bad chance.