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The Ladies' Fair wen, oil last evening in Gne
sly le.-Pskin Tsiier
Where did it go ,ol Is it coming thi, way
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nTCol. WENTWORTH delivered tho oraion n
Geneva, on the 4lh inst. The "boys", or th'
/" devil" appear TO have edited the Democrat il
his absence.
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P.S. 10 o'clock. The Col. is dead
He died about 0 o'clock. p,

Besides the above, we learn from pas
sengers that, before Col. Davenpor, dice
he described pretty accurately one of the
rullians. who had been staying abou
Rock Island for week previous with
on, any ostenslble business. This per
son had suddenly absened himself,
Col Dayenport's residence was on ar
Island in the Mississippi, where the OLE
government fort used TO be, and it wal
sequidistant from the towns Of Rock Is
land, in this State, and Davenport, Iowa
II is said that every person but Col. Dav'
export had left the Island 10 celebrate The
4ih. OF course there must he some O
his neighbors implicated in this matter
Chicago Democrat.
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ILLINOIS & MICHIGAN CANAL.
Notice TO Contractors.

CEAI.ED proposals viii be received al the Of
- flee of the Illinois aud Michigan Canal at
Lock port until the 18th Of August, 1885, for all
the graduation aud masonry now required upon
unfinished portions of the Canal between Chica-
60 and la Sale
The quantity of earth work amounts to about
900 600 cubic yards. Plans and specifications
in detail will be ready at the Canal office after the
l0h of August for the examination and informa-
ton Of such persons as may visa TO offer for tho
work.
Persons DESTROYS Of making tenders, are notified
that they will be required TO produce satisfactory
Testimonials of the ability to undertake and to pro-
secuie energeticalIy, the work which they may
wish to contract for
| Proposals 10 be addressed and forwarded to the
Eng inecr Of the Illinois and Michigan Canal,
lock port Illinois.
| By order OF the Bo ard of Trustees.
w. II. SWIFT, President.
| Lockpori July 9th, 1873.
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REGULAR TnAsTs :

/. Tie Day zee acknowledgements TO the
memory Of a band of patriots whose valor ACHE.
vel It-may it endure to the end oftime.
.. Tie U. S. Of Ameyica--Thc nollest spo, Of
creation: she is destined as the landmark Of The
world.
3. Tie Army and Ndry-Smal as they ore
terror seizes foreign governments when they con
template collisi, with them.
A. Tie Star SpGngled Bmaer-Unfurl i, to
the breeze, and
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The Buckley Blacksmith is now in this
city.-BoSton Atlas.
h Better men are in the Penieniiary.
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FOURTH orJULY AT EARLvir.LE.

The 4,h Of July was celebrated in an
appropriate manner at Earlville, Wash
ington pecinc,. Services were held in a
small grove, appropriate for the occasion.
The following is the order of exercise
Presideaf--GEo. X. RICHARDSON.
Prayer-By Rev. w. BATcnELLER.
Singing.
Reading Of he Declaration Of hdpen-
dence-BY JosEPH w. Dow.
Ringing.
Oration-By WILLIAM BARBER, ESQ.
Singing.
Benedicfion.
After half an hour of inlermission, :
procession was formed to partake Of a
Picnic Dinner. Tables were erected in
the grove, directly over which was living
the Star Spangled Banner. After dinner
the following regular sentiments wer,
read by Mr.. LAWRENCE d. SMITH, tos
master:
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~ 1Aisf's Az s.--JuJgo Wilson.
says The Democratic Union, sentenced
criminal last week. at the Huntingdon
(Pa.) Sessions, 10 five years solitary con-
iinemeni in the peni,en,iary, for burglary
and larceny. During the following night
he broke jail. wen. to the Jadge's lodge
ings. and stole his hat snd pair of new
boots.
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Long nay u WdNc,
Der the land Of the free AMI the no me Of III
brave"

5, The B4Hoi- 3 r---1he handspring Of our
Republic: palsied be the hsnd that would attempt
TO violate ii.
6. The @gners Of Tie Declaration Of hdepen-
dtHce--Monuments of Fame: Time alone can
destroy them.
7. The Heroes ellie Repoiuiion-Time will
erase them from our sight, but Memory will ever
hold them in grateful remembrance.
s, TIE President d The Uaiie9 Sidie5--Chisi
of a great nation; seated upon his throne with a
gallant navy and strong constitution for cor
ner stone, ccinented, with the will of free people,
is brar for monarchs to HANDLE.
9. DiSupion--.n civil society we have witness
is blasting effects long and far-distant is the
day, we trust when the principle shall be applied
to our confederacy.
TO- Mnois-1he Old Ship Of State had well
nigh sunk, when the people discovered Ford
that enabled them to stop the leak; let US esab-
fish landmarks tina, we may always strike the
track
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Horrible characterization OF Col.
Davenport.

MUM inLANH July ., ~
Editor of The Chicago Democra:
This afternoon, about two O'Clock
while all our town and the surrounding
country we've celebrating the Alb here.
The house of Col. GEORGE DAVENPORT,
on Rock Island, was entered by fire arm
ed rubijdns, and the Col. (who was tho
only person at home) shot as they enter.
ed, the ball passing through his thigh.
They then knocked him down, bound
and blindfolded him, took him TO his safe,
which they robbed of about 5000 in Mis-
souri, paper money, and his gold watch.
After debating whether they should take
his life, three said "leave him, rs he is
bound &C., but alive" They then left
the house. His cries were heard in about
an hour, it is supposed, by fisherman,
who gave The alarm. lie is still living,
but ii is thsught cannot survive long.
The whole co0rtes is out, and large re-
wards are offered. There are no hand
bills out as yet that know Of, but will
be by the next stage. Yours &c.
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VOLUNTEERS :.

By Geo. u. Richdrdson-Hs Excel
lency, Gov. Ford. Valuable are those
Fords which conduct us safely across the
dividing waters of political strife, and The
drS Sing pool Of population.
by HIM. Bar5er.-The Union Of the
States: palsied be that arm, and dumb
shat tongue, that is raised against it.
BY Wesley Batchelier.-The orator Of
the day !: ever bold 10 declare, and firm to
maintain the fundamental truths of our
national policy.
By Mrs. S. II. RELATIONSHIPS
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when, with the first boom Of the minute
gun, as if dissipaied bya wave of tho AL.
mighiy's hand, the clouds opened, The
sun sireamcd down from the blue vault,
each scattering vapor assumed aAue Of
glory. and the immense ,hrong set farth
impressed and inspired by change
which seemed little less than special.
On moved the irain-remindng one Of
the career Of him whose final c!use had
called for the sad pagcanl-marked by
ehs,d ss' i'. above e 'S hem !"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-02-18
NASH e. WOODHOTISE

AVE on hand atths New Establishment ruin, of IN.
hase hotel No 49, Main street, Richmond great variety
Tor Christmas and New Year among which
DC ouno heaihs Book OF Beauty. The keepsake
Aeksmans Fogete rot catt-rrno. Historical Annu, CO.
ne' OF fosuy and komanee Natures Gems American Wild
me ct Ihs Religious souvenir edited Mira sirourney.
Leaflets Of Memory Tbs Keep.ak. Frsnd.L,u ornz
The sdes sersp Book The Rose. Gi Tie Ne
creation gin for rsade The Borg an ele
CANT volume Of Oxford Bbe m,sa6eenty bound in vel
vet gold clasp and Id Moor.s L,a Rookb Plates richly boun
WaveHy Gallery Portraits 3s plates
usraed and rehy bound The Prayer bound IN
six velvet gold clasps Id PoeeaI Burns non ,eo
Cai1pbe Cowper, hrs Hemans Miss LarIon Wordsworth
%ss.nt ei'ions bunyans Pilgrims Progress finely Eie
giant Albums LYNN Books beautifully to every de-
n"f naiien Gold and Silver Pencil Esan Patu
Ladies Work Boxes Por Folos Writing
Gard Cass Velvet Silk Pure rne osd
Gaars and flutes Juvenile imnsn.. y.re,
Piano Fories IL. 10y
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-02-18

NE HUNDRED Bales North River H.y-eo y.Isns No
buueI-2s sbs Apples daily Ipeetsd per s-hr Ioeph Mann
ron SeE fok. and for sale lie II RANKIN wHfTIOCK
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-02-18

t'oR sALE-T~o dozen p.esin. BoIes hrre .,., ~
G. DUSsaAUGH 4 co.
&c - - No. - Wet Main 81.
EJeNChs oVRIshf-Sanrai History Courtship. with
me a0~Ag charlottesville Cbaperon Introduetiou
Soins 70 church the Rejected the Accepted Wedding the HAP
W MAN. the oh Maid the Coeust, wdow.-Pnee IS e.,
Major Jones Court.p detailed
Adventures OF BY himself with n l.r,o.,
BY Darby. further supply received By
gig DRISKER 4 MORRIS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-02-18
FOR THE LADIES

FOR THE LADIES -
WE have just received and of3., "A. -
~ ths LAdiss ens..ivs a,A s..ss,s ss,,-S
Ar - ss ssd superior oeA ef PA wi.ssr -, -
Ladies' superior sik ssihsd Bu.kt>s 80 --s ga
Cater ., ~, u
half Gatsn
hssns Bussins
rvr-a No. Bu.Atps
40 and No Tiss tbos.i VIII Lssan~e
nne C.hshin ~.nins sAeeS tssaI -,
riee sealkin Lace w.nins a .
No. Buskius ned vih a.r-.a T.
40 asd No Dsss euppsr. Tss ~ 49, -
NJ NJ no 10 shpperH II all psaees ssk = 0t - -.sa
" ~ 70 a. Ladies hat a. q - -
ooos a. esn - found 1. D. 49, ~
~ - ~ tesn sriow - tssy - go -. ~
.ns Az vast Of The worth of tAsr -o.sy - n 49,
@oeA saaa Always b found good, fsAioaahs s.d -
10 10 one Door above Hubbard o.-E.. = ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-02-18

1ANrALooSs rANrALooNs SEQ pas. .,us. r,e.,.s
cheap Cor cash. cr ~ ~ ~" ~ -
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.saosToUaTesi

,Gir "a, N.ts,.,t =, q
.-s,is s..ss -i4. sisA a. a-isss-,i css-,sa--s :
q .--i 80 81 80 "a. is -sss .ti...s. "a q ss-&
- - ,.i. ?, "-ars...i a.i.. 49, s..s-. -sssss'as
'.-,-aa go lai.l..s ..ast.. ~. "a $500 -
,'as ts be sain ..4ss yea, "a s.s,.--a go -
., 90 s..ta sta seed .nsi- s.ai'
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-01

The Wig n commenting upon the arti.
Gle headed -"KHEP IT BEFCRH THE PnO.
PIE" in our last attempts to disprOvo itn
StatepentS by quoting from a New York
print which states that
I'VE happen to know the agricultural
nOnopolistS, who last year paid $500 for
400 acres Of land, and hiring laborers al
about two thirds the wages paid al the Low.
oil mills, have cleared, not IA nor % per
cent, but 100 per cent, on their invest.
nent, in crops, besides doubling the value
Of their 400 acres Of land"
What q logical method cf proving that
the profits Of manufacturers are.not i'm.
menap, as asserted BY usl NeighbOr win
you assert that the article here quoted, the
statements Of which you have endorsed,
apply to those engaged in agricultural Pur-
suits generally. IfnOt, why the necessity
Of Parading them in the Waig7 Whatl
AgriculturaIists clearing 100 per cent?!
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-01
PATRIOTIC.

"Mr. Brooke stated that he had always
been opposed to the annexation Of Texas
but that since the matter had been entered
into, he was as willing as any man among
them, to shoulder his muslSet, march to the
battle field and die in defence Of the coun.
Try. KaSOO Caty Wig.
His puisant swO,d unto his eide,
Near hi. patriotic heart will be ty'd:
With baskslhiitthat would hold broth,
And serve for 64ht and dinner bOtIl--
Thus clad and fortiiy'd, Sir knight
From peaceful home will rush to 6ght.
HUDIBRAs.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-01
Laat Notice to Candidates.

We have made arrangements with the
nominees of the Democratic State COnven-
ton to print, and circulate all their tickets
which are necessary for YazOo and Madison
counties, and we will inform candidates for
Offices in those counties, that if they wish
their names inserted, they should so order
vtEOa delay. Every one is doubtless ape
priSed Oftbe importance of havinghis name
printed upon all the tickets. We wish to act
early in the mater, so that we can circu.
late them extensively.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-01

: NeighbOr you said that "Mr. Brooke
proved the Sub-Treasury scheme would
place the sole control Of the currency in
the hands Of one man, the Secretary Ofthe
Treasury, and that it was incompetent to
answer the purpose Of general Fiscal
Agent" Do enlighten your readers upon
the subject and let them know how he ar
rived at his conclusions.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-01

~ 81 . - =

w E have on hs8d tEo extra hau.i pletsss VS.
w Doubls Medium Press. Snith'l patent
I Imperial Do Rustic 30
baik a. uhlrh are 81 ozoSllsHt ORDER e good 9,
nea Z, uad oithrs Of which - viii eel % q -
duosd pfieo Tor Ssh.
Huvine also. Fvosntly made arrantemsnia g
print the l,ouir1ills Democrat wholly y Alinie
aud NonpaEs .. We can ell ~ one q tne eoes'
presses two Or ihrss Gahis BSuEgeoil and BE
vIer Type. nearly new and saaeisat loE The e.
tahli1hmsut 81 modefate aEe weekly paper.
Peri0ns derirnus % - % press, at snail 81
nenrs Wonid a. vel b gire ua 3 cali
HARNEE. SAITH q HU0hLa'
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-01
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, I
YAaOO County, set
Pvbale Co.rt. Seplenber IL. ls45.

Probate COuEt, September Term, 1s46.
"THEREASJ nmts Wright and his vile Jn.
w Ia Wdeh, IuFmeFly julia Sonels, Felict
al the late james S0TrPls Of tbe county and
ssata aiOfesaid, haEins By apelitIOn represented
% this Coust, that ne said James sores in he
lite time. aad at the time VI bic death vas %.
On goiEed q and possessed ., n oeftain lot -
paFosl Of ground D ing snd being ia the tUWu ii
YsSo0 Cltys a,d na.Sbeisd an he plot 81 said
tswn, - lOt No, le3. 10 which said lot uf ground
petitiOavF hAS never assigned her duWeF interest,
and praying thnt dover maB be allotted hsr
fhaTein, .H
IA 4 therefore ngdsrad. usliudgsd and decFsed.
a. that az psn0ns iaterssisd IN said lot o. psE
esl al gruund, Be aud APPEAR At q Probate Court
~ - holdtn 10 the Town o. Bent0n, "a The
Csurt Eluuss thoIeaf, n the Oh aousiuy a 0c-
tsher. i6fS then and thsrs 70 bneu canse y any
thsy oan. WY ihs prayer q sPid potiiion ahoula
II {. iuIihsl ordered. that pablioat ten q thi'
CIisiIou - nads intho YasoO Democrat iou'
waaka uuoeselVGly.
AFitnoul. tho Hna. James 3. BuETus. Judge
of Prohalsa co. Ynuso s0nnty. the 4th Mondai
81 sspisnbss, A. q i5i5, and Seal q 'aif
I.,Ssd ~ 81 dag 81 SEPT. Ists.
CIlAS. AZ. HENDERSON, Clerk.
BJ a. SiDuEG PsaEIai, pc.
EspL "a, t6fS (Pr't. ~ eia 7s) so.
.. q. crrrpgEErlt Au'y.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-01

The Wing says that in reply to his earn
est solicitation to take out the BriscOe Bill
and its accompanying remarks on our first
page, we have attempted to be factiOus "
~ and have given him the "most anEiud.
est cut Of all!l" Come, neighbor try
again.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-01
PHOENIX HOUSE

si
.yergnlgh AarHttW q 90. Pycpris'0ri
MAIN sTRlBT, YAzOO C4TE, MI.
NVHE Subscribers respectfully solicit 1
COnlinuaOce Of the patronage 90 iiber-
eeally bestowed the last SeaSORj end We
promise 10 leave nothing UndOno 10 Fendor
our guests comfortable. The House he's
undergone complete renovation.
The Brick Stable and buggy sholleEa aRe cited
Up In 3 styls not SuFrassed ~ any establishment
Of the kind u che country, Hnd 10 provided win
good corn, loddeE, hay, oats and water, servants
are kept % convey hoEses, bnggiss 80. % and
from Oaid stable. We guarantee general satiSi
faction, and their rates are exceedingly low -
PsrsonS wishing livery services, will apply 20 Vi
or Blaekman & Scolt.
JEREMIAH LAMKIN e. Co.
PheaiC HO&se.
July 22nd, lS45. 20
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-01
NOTICE.

AVlNG been appointed BY MesoFs.
m Fisk q y,sof Adams county, agent
fnr their lands iyina IN Tho Victnily o. thia
city, and Veeled with full power 10 prose.
cute and Temove tFespsSsers on the sSme.
An persons are hereby notified that from
this date, the law will be TigIdly enforced
against TENDERS without Distinction The
lands numbeF / $40 scres, and are geneE4
ally known 90 the " EIatrjs Lends. -
A. II. MORTON.
Yazoo city, July 25, 1916. 42-M.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-01


removed to me. Store formerly
coupled BY BAILEY g. CALDWELL
~ will keep cOnasnIly on hand q Gen
s1t. fock Of Sigple and fancy Dry Goods,
lsegl Nade CiOtbiag, Hats, Shoes, Boots,
cadaseTys Hard and QuesnS-lrage, GTOcc.
RES PrOdact. Einseys, Jeans, Begging and
rope, ana WIN y happy to serve Iheir
friends aadsihe public Il The lOwesl prices;
end will supply PAOtolionD 90 he most
favorable terms.
They have made arrangements with p.
O'DOnnells Esq 70 stols Ell co,t0n cos
signed 70 them in bis new BRlcK FIRE
PRoUH COTFON SHED; which will Be sure
guarantee againSl Ere, and will savo GOlho
planter The expense IL insurance!
They ere prepared TO make liberal ad.
vahces ID plantation supplies and cash Cd
Cotton TO Be shipped 70 BuCkOer g. Stan1
too, New Orleans.
Yozoo city, July 25lh. ls45. dolly.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-01
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
In TIE SUPERlOR COuRT o. CRANCERV, I
June Term, A. d ls45.
RnsANNA TUcKER, q. al.
mo. 1895 vs.

SANV' OyOSO a
NANCV PUcKErr, Il. al
ITPON opening The ComplainanlF bill
and Il appearing 70 The satisfaction Of
The Court that the Defendant, MagOus
r.. R.ger6 and Vincent Galloway, ore not
citizens or residents Of this State, but re-
side beyond the limits thereof, 90 that the
ordinary process Of the Court caDnOI be
executed upon them. UpO0 motion Of
complaiuanIs BY their Solicitor, it is order
cd that they do enter their appearance
herein, on Of before the 6rst day Ofthe
next term Of this Court, to be holden 10
the Court Room 10 the City Of jackson,
On the first Monday in December nex', en-
suing, and plead, answer Of demur TO the
ComplainanIs bill, otherwise the samo will
be- taken for confessed sgainsI them, set
Tor hearing exparre, and the matters there.
ofdecreed accordingly. And il is further
ordered, that copy Of this order be forth
with published once a week Tor two
months successfully 10 the YszoO DemO-
Graf, newSpapsr published 10 YazOo City.
ROBF. HUGHES, elk.
Is By w. w. YsRuS, D o
Aug. 26, 1916. 46-2m.
J. g. w. BATTAEu, Complete Sol.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-01
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
IN THE sUrEaIol CoURT OF CHAAeERy,
June Term, A. D. lSAS.
JoHN %. HENDRTcKs,


JoHN o.. HENDRIcKs,
mo. S,347 W.
JANIS ADAMS, 81. al
TTPON opening The COmPIaiOanl'g bill,
~ il appearing to the satisfaction Of The
Cauri Thai the DefsndanlS, Elizabelh A,
Williams, Jamesand Nancy Williams, Oh,
nor heirs u Charles P. WllIsWl. deed,
Al6hooss' DesmaFe, Henderson Taylor.
ana w. A. 81. Thompson, ere oct eli.
zsnS or residents Oflbis State, bot reside
beyond the limits thereof, 60 Ihat he
ordinary process Of this Court cannot be
executed upon them. UpOn motion ~
CombIainants By bic Solicitor, L il ordered
hat they DO enter their appearance herein,
"a or befUfe the 6rsl day q ~ next term
Of The Court, o. be held q The Court Room
10 the Cayoi Jscks0n. % lhe hfa Monday
"a he December next ensuing, ehd plead
snSUsr o. dsmur 60 tie Crmplaiuants bill,
nuhsfuis iIe samo wall lie taken ler eoniess
"a agaiusl iham, sec foE hearing eyPartes q
he napsIs thereof decFsed eCofdingly
An3 4 il fprthar ordered, that q Dpy q thls
rider b forthwith published ootoa week
fof teo monIhs successfully % tho Lsz1.
Dsmocfai,a nsu. puPer publishes % tszn
RoBT HUGHES. OK.
By ". W. YEiHE.B c.
Aug. 50, ls45. 494m.
w., ". BaTrAltu, OeuPl'u'''sol.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-01

NATcHEz INsTETUTE.-We acknowledge
the receipt Ofthe " first report Ofthe Board
ofVisitOrs" Of this Institute. We have not
space in the present number for comments.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-01

or We are under obligations to the ac-
COmmOdating officers Of the steamers Wa.
bash Valley and the Maid Of Usage for
sundry packages of late papers.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-01

WTTMDRAwAL.--Mr. Torrey the Wing
candidate for Secretary Of State, has with
drawn from the canvass.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-01
ADvERTIs MENTs.
NDlDAYEN.


We are authorised 20 announce tho Hon
JOHN IA. TAYLOR Of Hinds county, a.
candidate iuF the Office Of Chancellor OF th
state OF Mississippi.
We are authorized 70 announce STEPHEN
COOKE, Hsq, Of LOwndes cOu0ty, % a oandi
date Tor tht Office Of Chancellor Of the State o
MississipPiS -PAIDa
FOR SHERIFF.
WeaFo luthOFised TO announce JOHN W
FUQUA, y a candidate for recollection TO The
once Of Shirids Of this county, at the NOvembsI
elsettOn.-I Al D.
We are authorised 10 Announce DAVID F
BATES, asa candidate foF the O&ce Of ShenG
Of YaEoo county, at the ensuinS election in No
yembeF nextl-PAID.
FOR CIRCUIT JUDGE.
We are aulh0rised TO announce ROBERTO
PERRY ne 4 candidate iOF Judge OF the Fifth
Judicial District, composed Of the counties OI
YAzoO, HOLMES, Alfalfa, Leake, NOxubee, Win.
sion and Madison, at the next November EIec.
PAID
We are authorized to announce the Hon.
MORGAN I. FITCH az candidate Tot Judge
OF the Fifth Judicial DmtEict, composed Of tho
COMMITTEES Of Yazao, Holmes, Alfalfa. Leake,
Noxubee, Winston and Madit0u, at the ueNt
November election, --P All d.
FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
We are authorized to announce Col WILL
IAN L. PUGH. 90 4 candidate for DiStFiet At
toFney, for the Fifth Judicial District, cOmposed
Of the COMMITTEES Of YazoO, Madison, Holmes, At
taia, Winston, NoEubee and LeRke.
We are authOFize TO announce JAMES NJ,
DYER, ESq., OF Holmes, Is a candidate Tor the
Office II EislCict Attorney, for the Fifth Judicial
DSIrict, composed Of the counties Of YRz0',
Madison, H9lmes, Attala, Winston, NOEubee
and Leake.
We ARE authorized to RRnOunce w 3. TUR.
NER, Eeq., Of YazOo county, ne candidate
Tor the Office Of District Attorney for the Filth
Judicial District
FOR CLERK CIRCUIT COURT.
We uathoFised Ia announce GLIB. BARNES,
as candidate for the ofioe Of CLERK Of the CIR.
emit Court OF YaEoo county.
We are authorized TO announce z. BATON
KEYS, ESQ as candidate Tor the ONCE Of
Clerk 0f the Circnit Court Of YazOO county.
FOR CLERK OF PROBATE COURT.
We are authorized 10 announce G. C. MOB
LEY. as q candidate for Clerk Of the Probate
Court of YHEOO county.
FOR ASSESSOR.
We are authorised 10 announce WILLIAM
N PEERS, as n candidate Tor the once ofAs
SeppOT of YazOo county,
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-01
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es WABASH VALLEY. Capt. JAG @
Lass, will run asa SECULAR tIi-Wsokly paeLet b.
twsrn this Cry HaIl Nioks5ufs, leaving fa1oe
City Tuesday, 1burSday and Saturday, 80
V,cksbusg tie RlteTnhte days.
Sept 8, l645. 4e-d.