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TO MERCHANTS, MANUFACTURES
IND DE.4LERS GEMER.iLLX

TO MERCHANTS, MANUFACTURERS
IND DE.4LERS GENERALITY
" Il. PALhEfs'S AMERICAN NEWSPA-
PER SUBSCRIPTION AND ADFERTIS-
ING AGENCY, is established at the South East cor
nCr of BALTIMORE and CALvERr-sTs., in this Cit
where Advertisements are received for publication In
some OF the best newspapers of most Of the principal
towns a'ii cities throughout the United States.
CARDS, setting forth the nature Of the Agency, may
he had at the office, where tie papers and terms Of
advertising may be seen.
To entefprisng and energetic business men, lesi-
yons of extending country trade, this agency affords
NE necns through the PoWer Of TIE press, oi increasing
ii to almost any extent.
h3- Now is the time to advertise Fof the Fall and
Winter trade throughout this State in Virginia ard a
portion of PennSylyanaand the time Is close ut hand
when ii will be proper to advertise in the Southern
and Western papers, for the Spring and summer trade
V. 3. PALMER,
Agent for Country Newspapers
G3-OFFiCES-S =. E. corner Baltimore and Caver,
streets, Baltimore.
No. 50 Pine street, Philadelphia,
No. 100 Nassau street, New YOfs.
No, is State street, Boston. 26tff
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TX EEP TT BEEoRE THE PEOPLE:

EX EEP IT BEFORE THE PEOPLE!
HA- GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS.
j. EDW.9RD BIRD No. III Baltimore ST. offers
large stock of Fancy and Staple DRY GOODS, at
prices which makes il object for purchasers call
and examine for themselves. His stock consists in
part of:
Super west of England, French s Domestic Cloths,
all colors and prices
Super wool black and fancy CASSIMERES
large stock OF Ga French Gassimeres, which will
be sold at less than the cost of importation
Extra super ribbon bound BLANKETS, all sizes
Medium quality Whitney do
SHAWLS! SHAWLSi SHAWLS. French Ih-
bet French Cashmere, embroidered Thbct, fancy silk
and heavy woollen Shawls
Aso-a large stock of French CASHMERES, low
priced do.
New style PRINTS.
WHITE GOODS of every kind
LINEN GOODS-Such as Irish Linen, Bagnlscy
and Irish Sheetn9s.
Table Damask; Damask Table Cloths.
Super linen Catabrc Hdkfs, Cheap
Also-MlLLINARY GOODS.
Coiort Il aud blue black silk Veyst5.
Bonnet silks; Bonnet Ribbons sc. &c.
HOSIERY, GLOVES, &c, with many articles 10
tedious to mention. Call if you want Bargains
J. EDWARD BIRD, No. III Baltimore st,
ia3 ID door above South ST.
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GROCERY STORE FOR SALE.
ETOR SALE. The STOCK and FIXTURES of
H. large Grocery Store, desiraby located near the
Bel-Aif Market, now doing fair cash business and
capable of being made of the most lucrative stands
in that section of the city. The stock has been Sc
tected with care and bought for cash, and will be dis
posed of on reasonable terms, the proprietor is
compelled, on account of ill health, to bu-
sinesS. Apply ut this office. a6 2aw4t'
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Ya1HN sUHsCRIBER HAS IN srOaf

YEYEE SUBSCRIBER HAS IN STORE
" and is constantly receiving direct from the man
ufacturers-
Lasting, Brocade, Twis, and Satin Buttons
Mohair, Alpine and Florentine do
Gilt, Pressed Horn, Bone aud Pearl do
Silvered and Japa nned Hooks AMI Eyes.
Shell and Horn Side Combs. 4.
do do Twist do
Horn Dressing do
Bonnet Wire, SILK Wire, Stray G,mas.
Hair Edgngs, Cotton Cords, Collars, Bosonls.
Double Buckrams, Book Muslins
Crown Innings, Artificial Flowers
Pam Leaf Hats, B0nncts, &c. Sc
All Of which will be sold at manufacturers prices,
by u. T. THURSTON,
Jl3 Agent for Manufacturers, No "a German st.
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~ ALL COME our (J,EAN


"a fts: We place dozen dirty Shirts, with
"a little soap, and bucket full of hot water in L
LUkENS' PATENT FAMILY WASHING MA
CHINE, and after washing from 10 10 20 minutes,
they all come out perfectly clean Again we put N
ron to 10 Sheets or Table Cloths, with soap ard
water as before, and in II Is minutes they all
come out clean! Lastly, we lay from 81 to D small
pieces, (Such as can be placed to-cther) with soap
and water, as above, and in from - to % mnutce
they also Came clean! Wonderful as tits may
seem it is done by the action and reaction OF the wa
ter (hy means of pre>Snre) IN connection With the
soap, without any rubbing suriHc" friction what
ever: consequently the clothes only uniniured
by the operation, but are actually made to last tIcs
.; long as when washed by bands G3-Evhibtions Of
washing every Monday (morning) and Friday (atter-
noon.) Come then and see the machine in operation,
as II never fails TO convince those WHO do. Enter
prsing men should make themselves acquainted WITH
tiS most uSetu! invention, deserving as it does 4
place in the kitchen Of cUo1Y family PRICES are SIS
$40 and 500 according 10 size warranted to perform
yell and last for years, ii used according To direction
All orders by letters (poat paid otherwise prompt
y attended To. MANDATORY No "a FRONT
STREET, (at the BEND between Pint and Eow-st-.
Old Town, Baltimore, Md.
ja2i 2tws6m L. LujiENS.
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atEAVATS, SUSpENDERE. Sc. lust re-
~ ceiVed from New York, An extensive and well
selected assortment OF gentemen's Cravats, Neck
ties, and Gam Suspendets, of superior quality, aud
every variety OF pattern, II the lowest cash prices.
! iastIw z, A. NiCKERSoN, SO How AID ST,
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s.pR RENT. Part of House in a business
VI part of the eity-terms moderate TO "A suitable
tanaat Inquire AT this Office, ia9-9aw2w
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TO HOUSE AND SHIP BUILDERS.
ZONES Ss ABBOTT respectfully inform their
eD friends and the public, that they have hecn APP
pointed Agents for CRIST'S extensive SAW MILLS,
(Susquehanna Rivera will furnish dimension Stuff
from White Pine TIMBER low as be had
elsewhere.
]. s A. continue to SAW all kinds of Lumber Al,
their Steam Saw Mills, WEST FALLS AVENUE,
lower end of the City Block, Told Draw Brdse.)
A. have on hand, White Oak, Yellow Pine Timber,
and White Pine MASTs; White Oak, yellow and
White Pine PLANK. jal3-3m
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NAMES HIALCOLM,
81 ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Corner Of Lexington and GouEtland streets.
ia.-naW4;
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LEMUEL g. TAYLOR
COAL! COALM COAL!n

COAL! COALu COALm
YARD LOWER END SPEARS WHARF
FE1iE Subscribers respectfully inform their nutnar
Gus customers and the pu"lic generally, that hey
are now fully prepared 20 furnish them with COAL al
their usually low price, of the following kiat, FOR
CRATES and stoves
Baltimore Company's COAL
Coal Brook do. per ton Of 22+u 1s
Lloyd sc. sc. do.
Our yard being central, affords opportunity for
purchasers to call and examine for thCniscyes-the
agent the yard will take pleasure in showing .he
Coal. We will warrant our Coal to give satisfaction
in all cases. {fs- Orders LETT at our office az ttc
Yard, will have prompt attendance.
GiESE & SON, Commerce street wharf
sell ard lower end Spears wharf
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VA OOI. BLA * CASSIR. ERIlS. 10 pieces
w Wool black Cassimcres ADD D0eskiH CASH
meres just received, ranging in price from 81 to $3.50
per yard Purchasers will find it to their advantage
to examine them; they were bought bargain and
must be sold Immediately. Also, 500 dozen col0fed
SPOOL COTTON; hest quality.
BEALE II, RICHARDSON & co.
No. 223 Baltimore street,
jEa fARl doors below Charles,
I'M ADVANCE Of THO TIMES. Another
lot of those solid head Pins, cts paper; drilled
eyed Needles. cts. paper Jet Buttons cts doz; Jet
Breast Pins &c. Jet Hair Pins CSC; let Necklaces and
Head Ornaments - cts; Tapes Sc doz; Lead Pencils
cts doz; good Scissors cts pair; Hooks and Eyes ct
box; good Wood Clscks s.; good Brass Clocks SO So;
Gold Rings (waaued) so cts; Cole Breastpins rs cts
Also, general variety of Comhs; Buttons; Thread;
Cotton; Penknives; Knives and Forks Table and Tea
Spoons; Lard Lamps; Japan and Britannia Wares;
all of which | will sell very low, as purchase my
goods fresh and new from the Northern manufactur-
GEORGE L. tlCkERS,
No. 0 Baltimore street.
ia,6 Between the Market and the Bridge.
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NW fLL9AM w. LEE, FAsHIoNABLs HAIR
w GUTTER and SHAVER, No 4 N, GAY-ST
GenuemenSs Razors set at The shortest notca. al6 =
ER f. NAILS, HOUSE, SIGN and FANCY
Eps FAINTER, No. FAYETrE STREET, opposite
CHrlS' Church. ial1-ly'
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AtATsD no THE LADIES. Just received by
"a the latest arrivals from Paris, via New YORK, a
choice and extensive variety of KID GLOVES, of
very superior quality and at unusually low prices.
Ladies are invited TO call they will be opened this
day. ?. a. MCPHERSON, So Howard street.
jal5-lm one door from Lexington st.
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BREASTPINS, BRACELETS, &c.
EDINIx RED TOPAZ AEIETTIJ EST, set
a Handsomely in gold, Ladies who want hand
some BREASTPIN or BRACELET, at a very low
price, will please call on G. D, CLARK, Waier-st ;,
second door from Calvert where a general assortment
of WATCHES, JEWELRY and SILVER WARE
are offered for sale. ~ Old Gold and Silver taken
in exchange. ja3
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WESTERN BANK
BALTIMoRE, January Is, 1915. {
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That an
~ election for twelve Directors to manage the af
fairs of the Institution for the next twelve months
will be held at the Banking House, on TUESDAY,
Feb IL, between the hours of 10 and O'Clock.
jal6 GotFll THOS. SPICER, Jr., Cashier.
aSACKING BOTTOMS, of every description
- kept constantly on hand, and made to order by
SAMUEL CRAPIN,
81 Orleans stteet,
G3- FOR SALE. l60 acres of Bounty Land. in
Arkansas near Batesyie-a very valuable tract. Ap-
ply as above. ia2- eo2m
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BUSINESS CARDS, &c

~ TITiONER OF MEDICINE, Office and Dwell.
ling, PRATT sI7EET, second door East of Sham, Bal.
uihofe. Jylly
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SIGNS. SIGNS! SIGNSn
SIGNS FOR TIE TIEEEs-CHEAPER
- THAN THE CHEAPEST. SIGN PAINTING
in all its varieties, vz:-Glt Ornamental, Transnar
emit and Plain, designed and executed in superior
style, and warranted to give entire satisfaction
TRANSFORMERS Of every description furnished
at the shortest notice. All orders addressed to Will
LIAM PEIL, No. 10 Exchange Place. a few doors
East OF South ST., (over Mr. Scot's Intelligence OF
nce,l "ti meetwth piohipt attehuon. jaly
JEWELRY AND FANCY ARTICLES.
HHEAPEEs THAN EVER. have loroe
u assortment of Clocks, Watches, Jewelry and
Spectacles; Gold Chains; Fancy Work Boxes; the
latest style Hair Pins, Head Dresses, which / viii
sell low
Clocks, Watches and Jewelry made and rsDnirnd
and warranted Old Gold and Silver wanted which /
will give the full value for.
w. d. ELTONHEAD
No 10. Baltimore street, between North
1914 ard Calvert streets
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No. 90 FAYETTE STREET
INSTRUCTORS
Rev.. wv II. SMITH, A. NJ, Prin ofClassicai Dspartt
Mr. WIN. +. PEABODY, Principal of Mathematical "
Mr. L. NJ. SMITH, Principal of Preparatory
Mr. c. Il. WETMoRE Instructor in Depar.I snt Of Pai
| losophy and Rhetoric.
Rev }. &. MORRIS ID, Lecturer Natural History
| Rev. e, F. kRArTH, A. M. :" Psychology & Ethi-s
Rev. J. NJ, JENNINGS, NJ. d Z" Elemeu'yPhysiology
DR.. VIM NJ. KEMP, Id, Prof. Eementary Ana.a.n7
n3t
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ARR WE'D

CLEARED
2car Cadet, Hartman, Ponce, p. Rjno Clark s;
Kellogg.
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HNONLEE'S SHOE 8LACKING. 20; ale
~ at Manufacturers pricas, by
fRED'k FlCKEY s. SONS,
,NN4 n

gNONLEE'S SHOE 8LACKTNG4. Fos 3aIe
~ at Manufacturers pricas, by
fRED'k FlCKEY s. SONS,
Jai 800 Baltimore street.
a tsiILDREN'S GLOVES q GAITEEs,
y Mrs. MCPHERSON has Just received FROM New
YORK, chdr@n's Gloves and Caters ladies' black aad
wored Worsted Stockings, &c. al0
NTRNs. URNS! URNS A supply Of Bicck
- Tin and common URSS, of all sizes and MY
own manufacture just received aud for sale very low,
by ALFRED n, REP,
No. 335 Baltimore So
dig End Tin Store above Howarl~st
THEAP CAP AND LETTER PAPER,
" Foolscap Paper, at $3.50 per ream
Letter do. % do.
For sale by PARSONS * preston
jais-5t [Rl l5 Pratt ST adjoining Railroad Depot
SPLENDIO MAGAZINE. fer January, 1886,
- Rcceiyedby w. n. HARRISON,
Periodical Emporium, ~ n Say-st,
Ladies' Book, engravings, = GEMS
Grahams Magazine, 5en~raV.n2s, - cents
Columbian Magazine, eNgraVings, =" cents
Arthur's Magazine, ergrRIings, IsI een@
Ladies' National Magazine. 4 engrHHlngs, IS cents
" Btlarper's Pictorial Bible, No, IL, JUS! received
Back numbers supplied nlc
sSgEEEEIE. BOAS. Jusi received Z teaudfa
Y assortment OF 3oas for the Meek, "its F9ncty
of fine Wsrstsd Comforts. also have an fard n
large assortment Of Wars,ed Coets Of every iSscop
hon for Chidreu. Cal at J. NJ aAtG'5
Fringe Caltory. l2l Batto7re street,
- m iocrs Above SG!A.
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Ss1TU ALTON WANTED by coored man in
- printing office, to work at night-he can come
well recommended. Apply quickly at
SCOTTl'S Intelligence office,
ial1 No. 10 Exchange Place.
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8a.nur Nancy W. Stevens, stevens, IS days from
New Orleans, sugar, cotton, &c. TO Clark 4 kellogg
10th inst passed Cape Hatteras, from 10 p. Nj
saw the light house, but without any light This in
mtnatioh is given that masters of vessels when
passing Will not be disappont ed.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-05-28

as they passed the Judges stand, the rider
Of Peytona let her out, and she darted ahead
as ifup to that moment she had not been
permitted to exhibit her speed. He was
evidently satisfied that he had Il all his own
way, and quietly returned to his position
side by side with Fashion. In this position
the fourth mile was run, Peytona winning
the heat and the race hard in hand, with
Fashions nose tapping herl
Never was there Witnessed on any
course, so beautiful race. During the
whole eight miles run, the nags were lap
ping each other with the exception Of about
a quarter Of mile. They might literally
have been covered with blanket. But
this, it must be admitted, was entirely ow-
ing to the fact that the rider Of Peytona was
conscious Of her superior foot and bottom,
and felt that he had it all his own way
The time Of the second heat we made as
foIl0Hve
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-05-28
ADVERTISER ENTS
Candidates.
FOR CIRCUIT JUDGE.

We are authorized 10 announce the lion.
MORGAN l.. FITCH as candidate for Judge
az the Fifth Judicial District, comrosed OF the
counties Of Yazoo, Holmes, Alfalfa, Leake,
Noxubee, Winston and Madison, at the next
November election
FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
we are authorized to announce JAMES M.
OVER. Esq, OF Holmes, ms d caIidida te sinr ne
nfea 81 Eis.rfot Attorney, for the Fifth Judicial
District, compnsed OF the counties Of Xaz"7,
Madison, Holmes, Attain, Winston, Noxuoee
and Leake,
We are auihorizeA 10 announee W 3. IuR-
NER, ESQ, of Yazoo county, ne candidate
ioT the Office Of District Attorney, for the Filth
Judicial District.
FOR CLERK CIRCUIT COURT.
We are authorized to announce R. EATON
KEYS. ESQ, as a candidate for the Office Of
Clerk Of the Citcuit Court Of YazoO county.
FOR CLERK OF PROBATE COURT
We are authorized to announce G. G.. MOB
ley. ne canlilsie for Clerk o. the Probate
Court az YaznO county.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-05-28

THE SLAVE TRADE.--The British and
Foreign Anti.Slavery Society have petit
toned Parliament againat the use Of an
armed force for the extinction ofthe slave
trade. The main points urged in the petit
ton are, that the experience Of the last
twenty five years renders it obvious that
some deeply affecting evils have resulted
from the application ofcoercive means TOR
the extinction Of the slave trade among
which may be enumerated dreadful ag-,
erayation Of the suaerings and horrors OF
the middle passage, fearful increase in the
rate of mortality on the number of unhappy
victims shipped for the slave markets, and
ON the part Of Great Britain lamentable
sacrifice of life and the expenditure OF an
enormous amount Of treasure in vain.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-05-28

Il was proclaimed BY the Judges to have
been run in m. 393.
Betting was now three to one upon ule
Southern NAG, and very few takers. fiye
to one was subsequently, offered and reia''
ed.
At the signal, both nags again presenlea
themselves, but il was manifest % the OK
perienced sportsman thar Fashion had nos
= dried up, as the phrase i, quite As ven
as her competitor,
Atthe tay Of the drum they were as IN
of in tine sfyle-Peytoua Of course On ne
inner track. On The third quarter q uls
first mile Fashion made pay passed nsii
and took the track. Peyiona Immediately
placed herself along side, bui Fashion came
III half a length ahead. The third niue
was run without change Of position Oh
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-05-28

Mexican nation; that the proposed union
between the United States and Texas, i'm
stead Of an injury, will prove beneficial to
that power, that our government has acted
with the utmost fairness and leniency, while
on the contrary, Mexico has forbid all in
tercourse between the two nations, and i'm
pudently blazoned forth to the world that
she has been wronged by the United States
government under all these cir
cumstances has maintained that honorable
and dignifed position that becomes great
and powerful people. Thus far we hearth
" approve the Reviews opinions, and no
true friend to his country can find naught to
condemn.
But we think the Importance that would
have attached to the article, will be greatly
lessened on account Of the charge Of
"abuptness," lack of "diplomatic tack
and good taste, - so unjustly and unnecessa-
rily made against Mr.. Tyler. He acted as
became a patriot, wishing to promote the
prosperity and happiness Of his country
As q. faithful sentinel upon the watch tower,
when he saw another nation, eagerly, but
cunningly seeking to form alliances with
the Texan government, dangerous to the
institutions and welfare of his country, he
sounded the tocsin Of alarm--and the foun-
dation for the consummation of great
measure that will rebound to its honor and
glory was laid. And here we viii remark,
the American people owe lasting
debt ofgratitude to the late lamented phil
anthropic Abel P. Upshur, whose vigilance
and mighty energies gave the glorious
measure of Annexation an impetus that
caused it to spread with might and majesty
throughout the length and breadth of this
vast Union!
There are many valuable literary pro-
auctions in the Review, but we have not
space to devote to a notice Of them.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-05-28

or The number Of the Southern Liter
airy Messenger for the present month con-
tains much interesting matter, and viii am
ply repay careful perisaL The review
of the Narrative Of Charles Wilkes, U. S.
NJ, detailing an account of the Exploring
Expedition under his command, in the years
1888, SO. 40, al 40, is wei written, and
gives evidence Of the research and ability
of the author. The diversity Of sub
iects treated in the Messenger, renders il
interesting and instrlcting 70 every class d
readers-ths gay and the sefiOus-the old
and the yOung--thOss who dslight IN mus
ing over the actual occurrences Of lie, Rpd
those who love to muse over the efasions
Of fancy, poetry and sentiment
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-05-28
cowMuNTcATED.
A beautiful tribute 10 he memory Of the
late Dr.. Linn.

"A beautiful tribute 10 tae memory Of the
late Dr.. Linn.
In a speech on the Oregon question, de-
Iiyered in the Senate, March 18th, 1914,
Mr.. Buchanan paid the following beautiful
tribute to the memory Of his lamented friend
DR.. Linn. tits worthy the wise head and
benevolent heart of its author. After speak
ing of the zeal aud devotion with which
DIR. Linn had urged this question, he said !;
al hope the Senate win pardon me for say
ing few words here in reference to my
deceased friend. In him were combined
the most opposite and most admirable quail
tiles Of our nature, in more striking con-
trast than | have, ever witnessed in any
other man, gentle as the lamb, and mild as
the zepher, he was yet brave as the lion.
He had heart for pity, and hand open
as day for melting charity J" but yet, "was
like the mastering thunder when provo
ked." Human suffering always drew from
him the tear of sympathy; and his active
benevolence never rested until he had at
tempted to relieve the sufferer. He was
one of the ablest men who had held seat
in the Senate in my day, and yet he was
so modest and unpretending that he never
seemed sensible Of his own ability, and
would blush at the faintest praise. If the
first settlers who shall boldly establish Them
selves in Oregon, under the ample folds Of
the American flag, do not call their first
city after his name, they will deserve the
brand of ingratitude. Ihave never known
a mana stranger to my own blood-in
the whole course Of my life, to whom
was more ardently attached @.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-05-28

The GREAT RAcE-P eytoRa Victorious.
We copy from the N. Y. Courier q En-
quiro, the following description Ofthe great
race between Fashion and Peytona, on the
Union course. An immese assemblage Of
people were in attendance.
They went off in fine style. and at the ter.
fhination Of the first mile, Peytona was
about a length ahead. After this she sui
Gsred Fashion to lap her; and in this posi-
ion the remaining three miles were run
until near the close Of the fourth, Wnen
Pevtona shot ahead about three lengths
and won with ease, hard in hand. The
lime was as follows, according to our &C
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-05-28
HARnWARE 3 cUTLERY.

q AMuEE. LOCKE. Nos. 3 8, Front Leyecv
~ New OIIeans, has in store and receiving o.
rect from The manufacturers Of Europe and the
North. a large and extensive assortment Of Hard
ware and Cutlery, .cDmprising al ths articles
usually Kept IN 1 Hardware store, ioseshes vita
many new articles and choice patterns, All o.
gh;ch ne IL ofeflne at extremely low prices.
pnTchasers are invited 20 call and examine.
January, 7to isi5 q
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-05-28

The Mississippi Democrat Of the 2lst
inst, contains letter from General c. F.
Hemingway, refusing to permit his friends
to urge his claims before the State Con-
vention, as candidate for Congress. He
is true Democrat, and so devoted to the
triumph of his party, that its success is
paramount with him, to SELF promotion.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-05-28

EDUcA T1oN.-A Boston paper says that
numerous families have taken up their res
idence in that city solely in consequence
of the superior advantages held out to Them
in an educational point Of view. This
cause Of the prosperity of a city seems the
last to be aPpreciatedina commercial com
munity and yet every intelligent man il
selecting city for his residence must re-
gard this as one Of the most important con
Northumberland Democrat.