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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-09

Oda- Ffu0rS - There are 466 I.od,
es Of Odd Fellows 10 the United Sta,e
and "A 627 contributing members. III
revenue from The Lodges for The ",
ending July was 1922 $50. Exoendj
lure Tor the relief of sick members. assist
ance Of widowed families and The edu
cation u orphans. $40, 92S Is.
A man named Peter Miller. attemnie,
10 descend into. we'll on The premises .
Mr McGonsale, near Sirallensille, in But
Yer county, ePa. and when near f6e bot.
70 p was SO overcome by the foul air, tina,
ne lost bis hold enihe lowering rope. and
ie!l. Before be could be rescued life was
extinct.
I'm .4ecident-Gov. Seward. Of New
forke had bis shoulder dislocated and
NflaaSEJde Injured on Friday, near
Wilmington Journal states tnarsvIsaae. !.
day last, youpg man named William E
Maui. ship carpenter. while working
on steamboat. IN the employ Of Belts,
Harlan s. Holi,ogswortb, fell from the
promenade deck, TO the deck below
When he bad fallen about four ieet his
head came 10 contact with an obstacle
frscturing his skull and doing him other
serious injury. He died about six o.
CLOCK ir the evening. -.
Hefoic.-On Monday last. Two lads a.
bout II years old. the one son Of Mr. F..
rsstns Goodwin. The other son OF Nm.
J. .Dehslow-while attempting to cross
the ice in Mill River: broke through, just
ABOVE the dam-while struggling 10 the
water. and endeavoring To- sustain them.
selves by the surrounding ice, they were
seen byyCol. Nathan M. Waterman, who
Immediately rushed upon the ice to their
rescue-when two or three rods from
them, he broke through himself, but re-
solved on. saving the laos at all hazards.
be forced his way through the Intervening
ice, breaking il with his arms and elbows
until he reached the lads, who had sunk
once or twice each and were neatly ex-
and sustained them above water
until boats and planks were brought 10
heir rescue. and The trio, allquite exhaust
ID, were bsooght savely 10 the shore -
Such acts Of heroism, put forth in such |
cause, surely deserve all praise.
: Hartford Cotrant. /
Shocking Outrage and Ihutders-The
louse Of an old man named .Burge, in
DALLAS county. Ala, was recently attack
ID after night. BY nine Williams, in. dis /
tulse; FOR the purpose OF obtaiuing pos.
ession Of his land. la the attack Buree
nd his daughter. aged about Is yeats +
we're killed. the latter while on her knees
for mercy. a ball having enter.
4 s6tf Fis5ls. and passed. entirely through
,ailanrs, named liafiowsys ssliehlIy, and
Burge during the attack. and anotheriI
named Davis wounded !. the rest escaped
All the parties are represented as men Of
good stan ding. bus were enyions Of Burge,
who bad smassed little property by
hard work and frngslity.
Murder Of Tpo Wiues.-John Falco-
ner, an Iiishman. has been arrested, charg-
ed with killing bis wife al Providence, R.
I. They had i Christmas frolic, and on
The following morning she was found dead
a, het house, with bel. body much bruised
A woman named Mary Sweeny was
found dead in house at New Orleans, on
The Sth ult., and her husband, who pass
ed BY the name Of Lynch, with fellow
named Jerry, were arrested charged with
numbering her.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-09
VALUABLE WORK
FOR SALE

DRADFoRD'Sc COMPREHENSIVE ATLAS
I'D = an elegant ediiion-eontsinIng one hun
Died Maps Persons DESTROYS Of hstWg comt
piele compendium Of the world. would DO vel
10. embrace this opportunity of purchasing, a
the Work is scarce one. Inquire Of the
Jan 8. PRINTER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-09
Oil. OF Tannin, or Leather
IseSrOi.cr.

YNHlS oil peneira,es The s.tfesi and hardest
L Leather though II has been 20yearsin uses
j. imparls strength 10 leather. even though il
has become brickle ard easily torn, that is Ut
ierIy incredible un,iIssen. II makes al leather
completely and perfectly impervious to water,
particularly boots, shoes, caTriage-tops, hose,
harness. trunks, &c.
For sale Al The. Drug Store OF
HIS FoRNEY.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-09
pnnrS 81 SHnES.

BOOtS Y S1OEo.
n LARGE ASSORTMENT Of Boots and Shoes,
IN for sale BY Thos Lock s. Co.
Oct "a
CONTEMPORARIES.
il GENERAL assortment of CONNECTION for
n sale-by - Thomas Lexis Co.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-09

COOP TEMPER.-A good naiured man,
" halevet faults he may have, they will
Tor the most part be treated with lenlty /;
he will generally hnd an advocate IN eve
nv human. heat; his errors will be la
menied rather than sbhorree. .ndhis vi5-
Tue! will be vie wed in The 'fairest point 81
ligh.-his good humor, without The help
OF talents or requirements, will make bis
compspy preferable 70 that OF the most
brilliant genius in whom this .qaali,y is
wanting but with such a brightness will
be added 10 their lus,re, 81. ibstthe world
will envy and admire, while his associ-
ales will almost adore, and labor 10 imi-
tate him. By good temper is not meant
an insensi5le indifference 10 injuries. add
a total iorbearance Trom- manly resent
ment. There IS a noble generous kind 81
anger, proper and necessary part OF our
nature, which has nothing 10 il sinful or
degrading we are not dead % this. for
the person who feels not an injury must
be incapable of being properly affected
by benefits. With those who treat Us i'll
without PROPAGATION. We ought 70 main
tain bur dignity but Wills, We show a
sense of theifimproper behaviour, We must
preserve calmness. and even good breed
ing, md thereby convince them Of the
as well as The injustice Of then
malice.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-09
WhffeFIead.

nURE white Lead warranted to be aprine
n article, At s.. 50 per keg just received
HIS F0RNEY,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-09
NEW FALL
AND.
WINTER GOODS.
Fall * Winter Goods.

HE subscriber has just returned from New
fork 'sl,b a'isrge and beautiful stock of
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-09

New Fail & Winter Goods.

HFoRs sale or rent. BTTo,onsy &, Ca.
Oct u $780,.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-09

SMILES We are among those who
love . Jovisi. smiling face. II there 81
any thing Of which we NAV he nre $3.50 Je
nor beihe loser, il Is Or sm;Ias a..
wrts--A-ea l. con,..;... HfeIv
penses its elfsccuiss ss S.. ana all aronadI
BOUNDS wear a happy face AZ aps IS sober
ards. Keep consciousness Of .ust npr1
pose and AZ. honest heart within, aud 4
merry face without.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-09
STATUE TO MR. CLAY.
THE VIRGINIA Assoc,AT,oN 81 LAp,rs
FOR EREdrlse SrAruE 70 HsSaY |
Clay.
.nr', Lucy Bpsei.,', Esitsr % d. Rieas.ena vaig
BARBouRsS1LLe. Nov. III. 1874. +,

4 I'll u Y
Mrs., yBq5oi.,'s Lettsr 10 Il. RieAssena War
BARBouRsTfLLE, Nov. III. 1874.
| Mr. PIeasanis-I was not litlle sur
Pr,sed BY nyt 80 grand-dangh,ers who IL !.
slde with me suddenly entering my cham
per this evening, and exclamlng, grand
mother what can we do for Mr.. Clay
some TOXIN 81 respect ough. 10 Sc given
him BY the Wing women OF America.
and We have been tesising many plans.
outon farther none ofthe =
pleased p's !! But before / could answer
we intermediary one OF them said, sup
pose We undertake 10 raise by suoscrtp
lon, suiflcient sum OF money 10 tlur-
our vfesvsyratf.4 ss.e-.Sersice of plate. 9th
the subject I'VE. concluded AZ l5fstssS -aess !,
lend the privilege to the whole Ssa
Vlrginial but at last determined. q
should appear practicable. to embrace q
whole Union in our scheme. Oteth d
tion1sholld be avoided, and small coksl
tfibUton rom each would be sufficient
for the purpose, and enable every one,
however hum ble, to dEin.its accomplish.
ment. without the fear Of being oversha-
dowed. Now we wish you 10 aaop, the
scheme AZ YOUR own, il you think itieasi-
bic; aad VIZ ASK the AID Of your power. |
ful pen, 10 addressing the Why women
OF The u. SisiPslon the subject, .emen-
oering the admirable injunction, ,whatso-
ever Ye do, sdoYit quickly, for the artisan
knows he isf 70 sllIke while the metal is
hot;' and ii the ieelino Of The momaol
passes awayH il will be difficult 10 arouse ii /
a second tlule. :
know opr Sex are thought BY many.
unstable Is water but ! hope, aitercrowd-
ing the wing festivals, and manliesfins SO
much enlhasiasm, few will be'iound so
hollow. hearted al 10 refuse a small snm u
aid 50 good-I had almost said, 50 holv
cause We.lfeave the manner of raising
he money eI'airely to your Judgment for,
perhaps, i ne subscription is limited We
'houid not peNaole 20 raise q. sufficient J.
ium. With great respect, 7.
II LUCY BARBOUR
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-09

SANDER says Lacon. cannot make The
subjec: of II. ether better or worse II
may rePresen, Us IN false light. or place
a likeness Of us 10 a 6Gdone. Rn, ~ III
lhe same. Not SO with the slanderer /.
the SANDER that he utters makes i;
worse, the slandered never
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-09

Try AGAIN -Timour - 800.
tan cOnqoeror. In EARL life So y, ~
s eea 2 take shelter from his enemies Ia /
many hours. Wishino 10 d,vs., 'svue ~
from so wreicbed cond;,;oa ~ We ..'iua
bis eyes on an ant that Va = uAeu
grain Of corn larger tban ;isslf - 'rs !
wall. Sixty nine ,imes MA ,ss u,sn
TO the ground, but.the insect nss s.aaa .lsn
and lie SEVENTEEN t;me i. .n.. .ss,e5 n
ibis sight gave Timour coar.ss eueo.L
moment, and he never .foroo, ,Ss , :: sue
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-09
Fresh ConfecIiOn.

WNRESH Cocoa Nuts. Raisins, Lemons, Can
dies. aud .other articles in The same lire.
Just received and FOR sale
Nov IS. H S FoRNEfs7'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-09

Cummings. the murderer I've believe
Of his wife, who was under sentence OF
death in New Hampshire. was recon-
mendedio mercy by the Governor ofthat
State 10 bis recent message 10 the Legis-
lature. and We see that The House OF Rep
feseniaiives has passed resolution By a
vote of $50 10 s4 committing the punish.
ment 10 imprisonment. Y
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-09

Great Robbery in Nsw York.-A jewel
nv establishment, ls9 Broadway, New
York, was robbed Of about 100000 worth
Of jeweIry, watches. &c.. on Saturday
pight.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-09
"a GoVERNE SS.

n LADY Of highly respectable family is d,
IN sirpus Of obtaining situation rs Covert
ess She car render herself useful 10 the 10
yion and management Of small children. tt
mos, Satisfactory references viii be given. 4
Inquiry may be made atthe
Iana FREE PRESS OFFICE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-09

A man named Peter Miller. attempted
10 descend into a well on The premises q
! mr McGonsaie, near Siraliensille, in But.
Ter county, tPa. and when near fhe bot.
70 D was 50 overcome by the foul air, that
ne lost bis hold en- the lowering rope, and
ieil. Before be could be rescued life was
extinct.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-09

sherherdstOwn, Nov %.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-09

List of Letters,
m EN- AIMING in the Post Office, Charlie
HI, town, Va, on theIst January, ls45.
- Wm B Msgruder
Fsanci AIlemong Martin Starr & Wake
The Yazoo Democrat., 1845-05-21
Virginia Election.
"VIC1ORY SITS UPON OURHELMF

"VIC1ORY SITS UPON OURHELM!" !"
DnmocRAcY TRIUMPHANT The re-
cent election in Virginia proves that hon
ored old commonwealth the land Of patrio-
tisn, and the mother Of ilmstrious states
mon true to those sacred principles Of de-
mocracy maintained by her jefferson and
Madison, and host Of other distinguished
patriots, and that she still stands on the
platform Of republicanism, which she occu-
pied in the eventfll period of'9s and breast
ed the storm Of federalism.
The Democracy have gained complete
triumph---they have elected thirteen out Of
fifteen members to Congress, and obtained
a majority in both branches Of the State
Legislature.
Among the number who have been cleo
ted to Congress, are Hon. r. M. T. Hun
ter, former Speaker Of the House Of Rep.
resentatives, and james Nj. seddon, Esq,
who succeeded in heading" the notorious
John M. Bolts by majority Of about two
hundred votes.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1845-05-21
TIE OREGON QUESTION.

Among the important questions that ag
itated the public mind during the last Pres
idential contest, the Oregon Question iustl!
occupied a prominent position, and the Of
feet the decision Of the American people
is likely to produce, and the weighty con
sequences involved, have attracted toward.
it universal attention. Recent occurrence,
render the belief war between two Of the
most powerful nations on the globe, Great
Britain and the United States, win be the
result--and the mutterings of disconteni
which are heard from beyond the Atlantic,
betoken its approach.
Many Of our citizens impelled BY an en-.
terprising and adventurous spirit, for num-
Der Of years have been emigrating to the
" far west'' and establishing homes in the
distant Territory Of Oregon-and in the
recent contest it was made an issue wheth-
er our government should take effective
measures for its occupancy, and the exten-
sion of its laws over those who had left the
homes of their youth, severed the link that
bound them to their native land, and fixed
their destiny in the wild forests Of the west.
True to their own interest, and attentive to
the calls Of humanity, they determined
speedily to accomplish the noble project.
President Polk with the frnness and de-
dision which it becomes the Chief Magis-
.trate to act on all questions, appertaining
to the welfare ofhis country, reiterated the
expressed win Of the people, and emphati.
cally asserted the justice Of our title 70 that
valuable and vast Territory. No sooner
was his declaration made and borne across
the Atlantic than, did tho English lion fiiri-
Ously shake It's manc, and commenced its
angry growL That nation ever envious q
the growing prosperity Of the American
nation, and brilliancy Of is rising fame
have vigilanily watched its every move
ment, eagerly seeking some pFeiext fol
blazonina forth % she word an act which
Il may consirue inso one of wrong and in
iustice-actuated by such motives they are
denomcine tie American people in the
most malignant terms. ior the position they
have assumed ID regard 70 the Oregon
Territory. They have boldly threatened
unless the independent freemen Of the Uni
ted States yeild the important stand they
have taken, and resign the privilege Of ex-
sending the egis Of their protection over
American citizens inhabiting American
sod, that fhey win again hurl at them the
thunasfbol,s e var and decide that great
question on the baHlefeId. But they win
find the AHieTiean people have not lost the
noble spirit which promptedtheir ancestors
in the haIlOWed days Of '76 to strike down
the lion Of British despotism, and plant in
The Yazoo Democrat., 1845-05-21

The Jeffersonian Republican Of the 10th
inst, contains the proceedings Of meet
ing of the Democratic members of the
Louisiana Convention, the object Of which
was to recommend State Convention Of
the democracy at Baton Rouge on the 2nd
monday ofJuly next to nominate candi-
dates for the offices Of Governor and Lieut..
Governor. A committee was also appoin-
ted to "prepare an address to the people Of
the State onthe merits Of the new Consti-
tuition as compared with the old one"
The Yazoo Democrat., 1845-05-21


brave and lion-hearted--" fierce as ten fu.
ries, terrible as helll'' Destruction fol.
lows in his dreadful track, and wherever
he is present, "hOpe withering flies, anc
mercy sighs iarewell''
.--.----------" " earth is made tomb
The tomb hell, and hell iselfa murkier gloom
How exact has the painter delireated
scenes which arc daily occurring, in the
q Family group which have fallen sad
victims to the fierce fendI They had new
er known the cares Of earth, or wept in
melancholy anguish over the tomb Of de-
parted joys and buried hopes, had never
felt the chilling blast Of adversely, or gazed
but upon tho sunny side Of the picture d
lifc--but view, how changed the scene =
The young mother, "bright transient,
chaste as morningdew, no longer smiles
in gladncss and looks forward to a long life
Of 10y and bliss, but its silvery cord is
loosed, the eye that sparkled in beauty is
dim, and marble paleness sits upon the once
blooming cheek. She clings to her babe,
the fond idol Of her heart, even when her
immortal spirit has left its earthly tenement
thus describing forcibly, the strength Of
love" strong even unto death. !"
Even the tender infant, that has just bloom
ed into existence, cannot be shielded BY its
purity and innocence, from the remorseless
fury Of the victorious, but unsatiated tyrant.
All are alike victims to hisyengeful wrath.
But whilst we gaze upon those horrible
scenes Of woe, anguish and despair, to
which " human flesh is heir''-we are re.
ieved by the picture Of "hc rider on the
H1isc Horse the conquering hero,
whose noble steed "paws the light clouds
and ganoPs on the storm the messenger
Of love, The anchor Of human hope
= tie lori OF The u, errng bow.
The God Or life aud poesy and light,
The Son IN hnman limbs array ysi, and brow
The Yazoo Democrat., 1845-05-21

or 1t viii be seen by rgfsrsnce to the
pi6eeedings Of the Wing meeting u Benton
(Which we publish BY reqaest) that VIM.
r. Miles, Esq, was nominated as their
candidate for the Senate in this district
and that Benz. Lewis and Q. F. Hamer,
Esqs., were nominated for the House Of
Representatives.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1845-05-21

o. We refer our readers to the proceed
ings Of meeting Of the Democracy Of this
county, held in Benton on the 9th inst,
which appointed delegates to the Democrat
ic State Convention which assemblies at
Jackson on the FIRST mondays IN July nert.
1t win be perceived by aresolution unan-
'imously adopted, that the democracy Of
Yazoo cordially unite with their friends in
Holmes county, in urging the claims Of
JUDGE Battaile as a suitable candidate for
Congress. We have hitherto expressed
our opinion Of his fitness for that important
station, and we trust the voice Of Holmes
and Yazoo counties viii not pass UNDECIDED
in the Convention.
The resolution in commendatiop OF our
distinguished Governor, A. G. Brown, is
well merited, and win receive hearty res
ponse from every true Democrat. The a.
vorable expression Of popular opinion To-
wards him, in every section Of the State,
are ample and sufficient testimonials Of the
ability and fidelity with which he has dis
charged the duties Of the important OtFice
conferred upon him. and are EpliesEtiGns q
his triumphant reelection
The Yazoo Democrat., 1845-05-21

or We refer orlF readers to the comrnu-
uication Of our New Orleans correspond
ent in another column, which contains the
latest foreign intelligence, and accounts Of
the cotton market. 1t viii be perceived
the prospects for an improvement in prices
are highly hattering.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1845-05-21

IowA.-A majority Of the people Of this
Territory have refused to enter into the Un-
ion, according to the constitution, and boun-
diaries proposcdby Congress. It's thought
her legislature will offer a compromise,
which viii be adopted.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1845-05-21

Gen. S. w. Downs has been appointed
United States District Attorney for Louisi-
ana-he is an able lawyer, firm Democrat,
and an uncompromising friend to popular
rights. His appointment win meet with
general approval.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1845-05-21

the warm climate can be cultivated here"
But were 1t as bleak as the sea-girt island
of sL Helena, as barren as the sandy des-
erts Of Arabia, it belongs to our govern
ment and It's boundby the laws Of human-
ity-and philanthropy 70 cost over It's citit
zensth mantle Of protection, and maintain
their sacred rights.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1845-05-21
GEM. JACKs0N's LETTER.


In another column will be found General
Jackson's letter to Commodore Elliott, dc.
clining to acceptth splendid sarcoPhagus
deposited in the National Institute) as a
repository for his mortal remains after his
spirit shall have gone heate, to Him " who
gave it." We commend il as worthy the
consideration, and attention Of all-cvery
word breathes that noble spirit which has
prompted him to devote a long life to his
country's welfare and happiness every
sentiment is so noble that It should destroy
the weapons of malice and of envy, and
rob slander Of its poisonous sting.
His old age, extreme feebleness, and the
desease that is praying upon his vitals,
forbid his countrymen to indulge the hope
Of his remaining long in their midst, and
they should treasure with sacred cares his
lessons, and examples of patriotism.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1845-05-21
:. ..Palida ZOE eqls0 pulsat e pauper.

- Pallida Hgors gqu0 Ptllsat Pede paupcr.
um tabernas, fegumqae tprres.
DEATH ON THE PALE HORSE on THE
OPENING OF THE sEALs.--This truly grand
and sublime Painting that has excited the
admiration Of the world, and placed the
name Of Benz. West amongst the most con-
sPicuous of those whcahaye devoted their
talents in pursuing that noble art, was ex-
hibitedin this place on Monday evening
last, yesterday, and last night.
From the well deserved reputation Of
the distinguished artist, and the commou
dations the American press have bestowed
upon this sublime offspring Of his gifted
genius, We were prepared to behold pain
ting noble in conception, tasteful and beau
tiful in execution, and powerful in iiseiIecis
upon the minds Of the beholdsrs, bit still
We were not prepared 70 view that Sublime
and awe-inspiring scene which Was pre-
sentedl So Inadequate hes been Gle pen @
paint Is grandeur 8Iuse, 30 elogaent b
is silence I avaknauing ersry emotion ihai
dwells within the human bosom, fauly may
We e1claim,
e Tuiiy vas hai sa sl.gpsnia1 thoep
How tsusble, how hiasos.-alihsugh
eo1scfly depicted, 8 a. gin ncnssel
n-.. ,.a - - --F "a.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1845-05-21
TIE YAzoO DEMOCRAT.
YAzoo CITY:
WEDNESDAY,, MAY Fl. Ie45.

or Weare under obligationtO to Mr.. Hem
n Lonely Of the excellent steamer, "Ya-
zoo City," for a bundle Of late New Or
leans papers,
The Yazoo Democrat., 1845-05-21

A Convention Of the South and South
Western members of the Methodist Episco.
pal Church convened in Louisville, Ken.
lucky, on the 1st inst. We have not learn
ed the result Of their deliberations.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1845-05-21

A meeting has been held in NashviIle,
Tenn, a short time since, to provide means
Of relief for the citizens Of Pitsbu1g.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1845-05-21

The President has conferred the appoint
ment Of Consul to BuenOs Ayres upon Dr..
y. II. Tate Of Columbus Mississippi.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1845-05-21

Hon. Edmund Burke, late member Of
Congress from New Hampshire, has been
appointed by the President Commissioner
Of Patents, and has commenced the dis
charge Of its duties.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1845-05-21

VALUABLE WORKs.-The various liter
ary and political productions Of the late
Hugh s. Legare of South Carolina, have
been collected, and viii soon be published.
The ability and learning Of the author will
ensure them widely extended circulation.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1845-05-21

The great match race of four mile heats,
between Fashion and Peytona, Otherwise
the North vs.. The South, for twenty thOus-
and dollars, came off on the Union course,
New York, on the 18Th inst. Il has crea.
ted considerable excitement in the sporting
community. We win soon know the re-.
suit
The Yazoo Democrat., 1845-05-21

1t is stated that quiet has been restored
in the University Of Virginia, since the au.
thors Of the late riots have been dismissed.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1845-05-21

George W. Crawford is the Wing can
didate for Governor Of Georgia.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1845-05-21

Hon. J. w. Stone is announced as the
Democratic candidate for Congress in the
fifth Congressional District Of Kentucky.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1845-05-21

E. C. WILKINSON, Esqs Il be can be
prevailed on to be candidate for the Leg.
islatare, viii be supported by
MANY OLD CITIZENS OF YAzoo COUNTY.