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The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-07-25
NOTICE.

The state Of MississiPPis( PROBATE COURT,
YAYoo COUNTY. May Tenn I845
.ATREEABLY to an order of the Pho
~ bate Court of said couniy,-Notice is
hereby given to all persons interested in
the lands, teRements and heredilaments Of
John j. Neesmith. decd, to be and appear
before the Probate Court Of said county, q
be held on the fourth Monday of July next,
then aud there to show cause, if any they
can, why an order should not be made for
the sale Of the real estate of said deceased,
lying and being in the county of Yazoo and
Stale of Mississippi, known as the north
east quarter west half southwest quarter and
north half east half southeast quarter Sec
ion 2, Township 8, Range 2, West; con.
tanning 267i acres, for The purpose of dis
ributiOn among :he heirs.
II is further ordered, that publication Of
this Citation be made in the +" Yazoo CITY
Whig." and VicksbuTg Wing, for six weeks
successfully.
Witness, the Hon. James r. Burrus, Judge
Of PrObates for YazoO county, the 4lh Mon
day of May, l645. and seal Of said Court.
Issued the Cd day of June, l645.
CHA'S. ~. HENDERSON, elk.
BY Al SIDNEY PERKINS, D. G.
June. Is, 1915, (Prs. fee eli SOY 1885,.
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NnfiG

10y virtue OF an order Of the Probate
- Court Of Yazoo County II shall on the
30th day Of June next, expose tosale at pub
lie auction 10 the highest bidder, ct Benton
in Xazoo county the following property viz.
south east quarter Section thirty Eve. 3own>
ship nine, range four, Wesl; Souih half and
quarter Of Section two, TOWNSHIPS EIGHT,
Range four, wesi. containine Is ell 1l6 IS.
100 acTes-on credif 81 p6 nonfs.
MARY ". YOUNG. Adn'x.
IF SAME. Hyilson. deesd.
Msyl2, Is4s. 46-Ss
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NOTICE-

~ virtue Of Deed Of Trust from Newt
Il. Vick, TO US as Trustees, dated the
9Th day Of December, A. D. lS43, and
duly recorded IN the Office Of the Clerk of
the Probate Court Of Washington county,
Mississippi, in Book M pages 81, IS and
Sc. and also in the office of the Clerk OF
Probales in Issaquina county, Mississippi,
20 secure TO J. w. Wick the payment Of a
certain sum of money therein mentioned {;
we will sell to the highest bidder for cash.
at the door Of the residence Of N. H Vick
on his plantation in lsSaquina county, Mss,
On the Sh day Of january. lS46.
tho following negroes. wiI:-Big Tom,
Joe. Daniel, Slas, Old Ben, julius, Levi,
Henry, Jim, Sophia, Matilda, Margaret and
her 2 children Henry and Wilev.) Hamilton,
Jorden. Nancy and infant, Hiram. L. Dan,
Aggv. R'ssV and infant. w slV, Harriet,
Emily. ALEX, Caroline and infant, Della,
Phebe and infant, Almra, Soha. L. Matilda,
Weiny, Hestor. Dice and child, and all the
increase Of said negroes since the day and
date Of said Deed Of Trust; aud also, the
stock of Mules. Horses, Cattle and Hogs.
(the SAID property being the same mentions
ed in the aforesaid Deed Of Trust,) or So
much Of the above property as will be sufi
cient n satisfy said Trust Deed.
Selling as Trustees, we will convey such
title only as we Lave by virtue Of said Trns,
Deed, which s-believed to be good.
VIM. WICK
WILLIAM BOBB.
T.B BRABSTON,
Z. NJ. LANE.
IFWStesS
july 4. ls45. 1928
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r.. RLAND,

Attorney and Counsellor at LGtC ;
Resides at MiIlikin's Bend, in the Parish
Of MadisOns Louisiana, Sc miles above
VicksbuTg.
E will practice Law in the various
- Courts held al Richmond, 10 Madison
Parish, he courts of Carroll at Lake PTOvi>
dence, the courts Of Tensas and COncordis,
and the Supreme Court of the State.
The steamer Edna is a regular weekly
packet from New Orleans, stops at Vicks-
burg on her way up, and arrives every Thurs
day at ''The Bend" Letters or documents
on professional business, either BY the packet
or by mail, will receive strict attention.
Post Office, Millikin's Bend.
July 4, l645. 52-5m.
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10 TRAVELLERS.
RE REDUCED TO
Ga cents ner Mile.

EWVHE subscribers respectfully inform the pub.
lie, that they have reduced the Fare on all
Of their Stage Lines to SIX AND A HALF
CENTS per mile. Their Coaches and Teams
are good, and their Drivers steady and acc0mmO-
dating A STAGE leaves Memphis, Tenn, daily
Except Sundays,) for Holly Springs, Miss there
connecting with their Tri-Weekly Line, South
Tor Oxford, CoFeeville, Grenada, CarrolltOn, Lex
ington, Benton, YazOO City and Canton, there
connecting with B. A. RIsher & co.'s Line 20
Jackson, Miss. At Holly Syringe, connects with
their Tr-Weekly Line, East for Salem end Rip
CARROTS Line TO Tuscumbs, Ala, rheFe con.
Meeting with the Rail Road TO Decatur, and the
Stage Line to Huntsville, Ala, also, at Decatur
connecting with the main Eastern Line TO
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III DFICE.

WE the undersigned have associated
ourselves in business tor the purpose |
Of 'ransaciing Genera Commission, P-O-
du~e and Grocery Business, under the style
and firm Of WILsoN, PIcKENs g. Co.
SAM'L A. WILSON,
!. w. PICKINS.
YazOO city, April 25, ls45. 49-tf.
state Of mississippi, PROBATE COURT. 4
YAzoO CoUNTY, May Term, l845.
GREEABLY to an order of the Probate
l. Court Of said eOunty,-Noiice 10 heres
by given TO all persons interested in the
Hands, tenements and hereditaments OF Bar.
nard Boiling. decd, to be and abpear before
the Probate Court Of said county, 10 be
held on the fourth Monday Of July next,
then and theIe to show cause, II any they
can, why an order should not be made for
che sale Of the real estate Of said deceased,
lying and being in the county Of YazoO and
State Of Mississippi, known as the north
half east bali northwest quarter Of nOTth-
east quarter Section %, Township 9, Range
q, West.
And tits further ordered, that publication
Of This citation be made in three public
places IN YazOo county, Tor the space d
forty days and ths Yazoo City Wing fc
I've weeks suceessively.
WrTYEss, Hon. James r BurTus, Judg'
OF Probate Of the county Of Yazo0. the al
Monday Of May, 1885, and seal Of the Court
Issued the 50 day of june. 1945.
CHAS. M. HENDERSON, Cl'k.
By A. s. PERKINS D. G..
June -, l645. (pF Zee elO). l0.6l.
BLANK DECLARATIONS.
For sale az this OFFICE.
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CHARLESTON, S. c.,

via, Somerville, Warrenton, Jefferson, Ala, Rome
;assville, Marietta, Decatur, Covington and Mad
son, Ga. Al Holly Springs, also, connecting
Eith VIM. Millerss Tn Weekly Line to Columbus,
Miss, via, Pontotoc and Aberdeen
or Stage leaves Memphis for the South on
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, al O'Clock,
A. M.--For the East on Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays, at O'CLOCK, A. M. Leaves YaZOo
City, North, on Wednesdays, Fridays and Sum
davn. AZ s niolnck. A. III
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Administrators Sale.

"a GREEABLY to an order Of the Probate
"A Court Of Yazoo county, Mississippi,
made at the June Term A. D., l645 of said
court, will, as administrator do bonis non
of the estate of Robert Mcintyre deceased,
sell at public auction to the highest bidder,
ON credit Of twelve months, fot the
payment Of the debts Of said estate, be-
fore the Court House door al Benton, with.
IN the hours prescribed by law, on Monday
the 25th day of August, A. D. lS45, the
following described lands lying on Big Black,
to wit:-the west halfnorih west quarter and
east half north west quarter, Section 6,
Township 10, Range 3, East. East half of
he SOut west quarter Section 81, Town.
ship IL, Range 8, East-Sonth west part of
lo No. /, Section |, Township 10, Range
, East-all in the county ofMadison. Miss.
Lots number one aud two Of section one,
If township ten, Of range two, east, in YazoU
county Miss. The property Of said estate.
The title tQ.ssid lands is believed 10 be
good. but no warranty Of said title VI be
LiVen.
Bond With approved security will be re-
luiFed Of the purchaser on the day Of sale.
J. w. J. NILES, Adm'r
lie bonis non ofRoberl Mcintyre, decd.
YaZOo City, June % ls45 5l-3t
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DISSOLUTION.

TyHE Co.paFtneFship heretofore existing
il this place under The style and firm
Of ]. n. Cullen q CO., has this day been
dissolved by mutual consent. ToLBERT
WTLsoN being the only person authorised
to settle up the business Of the above firm.
TOLBERT WILSON,
]. B. CULLEN.
YazOO city. April "a, 1916. 49.tE.
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M Fare % Tuscumbia. Ala ol0s 20 Decatur
OLE; 20 Huntsville, el4 50.-Time from Mem
phis, Tenn, 20 HuntsVilles, Ala, days.
STAGE OFF1CES.--Msmphis, Tenn, q the
Commercial Hotel. Yozoo City, Miss, - the
Phonix House.
L. SIMS & BROTHERS
Mareh q, ls45. 37-6m
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Notice to Land Owners.

T appearing to me. the President of
Board Of Police OF Washington county.
that certain persons owning certain lands
situated in Miller's Bend. have not complied
with the law requiring levee to be made
on said lands. as ordered by the Board Of
Leyee Inspectors for the 9Th Levee District.
therefore, give notice that the following
lands viii be let out to the lowest bidder on
the 10th day Of June, ls45, on the premis-
es, viz: sections and 5, sections 6 and Z;
lots 5. 8. Z, and 8 10 section also, lots l,
2, 8 and 4, section 2, all in township 49,
range 8 west-rsquiring a leVee Eve feei
high with iweniv-five base
J.P. CUNNINGHAM, President.
Board Of Police, Washington county Miss.
81 May is, ls45. asst.
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FOr SaleA

A LIKELY NEGRO MAN. For further oar.
n ticulars enquire at this Office.
April IS, I845. 42-lf.
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WHEEL WRIGHT WORK.

j. w. COOK. V1cKsBURe.
A GENT for Cyrus Townsend's extensive
n Coach and Wagon Factory, Pittsburg
Pa, will Keep always on hand large Stock
Of his various manufactures, made in The
best manner of the best Pennsylvania Oak
and Iron, all OF which will be warranted.
Wagons and Carts, all sizes for Horses
and Oxen, with and without bodies, Wood
and Iron Axletrses.
Cart Wheels for Wood Yards,
Wheelbarrowe for Levee and Garden,
Warehouse Trucks,
Drays,
Jersey Wagons, with holsters and springs,
Light and horse Wagons.
ALSO.
Carriages, BaTouches and Buggies.
All at Pttsburg prices with the expenses
added on. Jan. "a. 1845. 29-,f.
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LAWRENCE g. TURNER

Attorneys &C Law,
WILL Practice in the Circuit Courts Of
w Leake, Alfalfa, Holmes and Yazoo, and
in the Chancery Court and High Court Of
Errors and Appeals at Jackson, Address
]. H. LAWRENCE, ~.
w. B. TURNER, 1e%oO S"s'
May 8, 1916. 44-tf.
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YazOo City Prices Current.
CORRECTED WEEKLY BY MEssRs. ALIN & BARKsD1IR
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NEW-ORLEANs MONEY MARKET.

Bank Note Table, Corrected VVsekIy,
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From the Now Orleans Bee
FROM HAVANA.

By the Brig Til, Captain Brown, from Havana,
we have received files of papers TO the 18th ulumo,
and letter from our correspondent, which VIII oe
found below. His exceency the captam-general
gave splendid dinner on the Queens birthday,
at which the nobility attended. Among them we
find the name of the Baron Aleye de Cyprey, late
charge d'affares in Mexico. Santa Ana we notice
was not at either the dinner or the ball given the
same evening AT the Filharmonica.
On the 23d, the competition for premiums IN paint
ngs took place at the Lieto; aud we pleased to
see that of the three judges of the committee Is
MIR. Merrill, the celebrated American portrait paint.
err, who is residing in Havana.
BY the Spanish brig Joven Gregoro, from Sisal
news received at Havana from Merida up TO
the 9Th ultimo, which was of little Importance.
The Diario de Ia Marina, Of the Gath, urges the
necessity Of constructing two lighthouses on the
island, one at Punta de .Nainiios and the other at
Cabo de San .Antonio. II is undoubtedly very i'm
porant thing to have those lights placed there, to
warn the mariners of the great danger in approach
ing those two points of the island.
Mr.. Paulin, the aeronaut, made his last ascer-
sion at Mantanzas, on the 18TH and, as the weather
was bad, great fears were entertained of his life.
He was found next day, uninjured, about three
miles from the city.
The equestrian troupe, formerly conducted by
Mr.. AvrilIon, arrived in Maanzas on the 18th,
where circus was about being constructed by Sr,
Min y Pons.
The Tacon Theatre, says the Diario de Ia Marina,
was about being closed on account Of the great
losses the managers had suffered.
Sugars continued at and ] lrs. to and l2rs, for
common quality, and high lOs and IA! for
superior qualities, for Spain. The stock about
80, 900 boxes at Havana, and 5000 at Mantanzas.
Ccfse-Very scarce and scanty crop; GO bags new
had been sold at " to 8 cents per pouhd. Mo-
iasses--kegs of 81 gallons, 81! cents. Fiour-New
Orleans, Sl4i to Sl5 per Dbl Pork-New Orleans,
sl4 to 81 per Dbl. Lard-New Orleans, l2i to
49,. Hams-New Orleans, s.. to l2s.
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H-GRASp LopoE or rHE D,srr,c,
DIA.--At the Annual Commonication 81 ~, " Colin
Lodge Of The Most Ancient and HonOraS1.s SSrap,
nifty OF Free and Accepted Masons of tbs NJ rals
Columbia, held in the city Of Washin,,oa s'aet \
18th day Of November, A. l.. 5ea5 tSs ~ On Y
Brethren were duly elected and apno;n,. ,S9n or
Officers for the ensuing Masonic year, viz u'a'
The M. w. VILLAS B. MAsRupr.
ter. 'ahu ~ y
r. w, HENRY b. RonERrsos, Derr,, =
Master, for Washington. 9u ncj
X. w. ARCHIBALD c. PElcuY, Dep,,,o q.
Master, for Georgetown. FN'uh(
X. w. RoBERr CLARK, Senior Grand w
den. N'anu Va
r. w. G. C. THOMAS, Junior Grand w.
H. w "a u WILLIAMS, Grasd Secre,srSs
X. w. RoBERr CoLTMAx, Grand Trs.su
X W. 5. MARLL, Grand viSiler and ~
turer. u 70
lain. 0'aHu OAll
r, w. ISAAC t. ELlwoop, Senior G..
Deacon. una|
r. w. THOMAS CONNER, Junior Grand n
con. VI
r. w. D. McCoMB, Grand Marsha,
r. w. w. E. CREUrzYELpr, Grand G.
Bearer 'saq
r. w. JosEpH X. Borp, Grand purn;.
X. w. JOHN G. SrocK, Grand Tylsr
BY order:
H. c. WILLIAMS
Grand Secretary
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GENERAL AGENCY, WASHINGTON
IN L. SMITH, late Reg lister of the Treasury N

IN L. SMITH, late Reg lister Of the Treasury N
i A. THO SMITH, attorney and e0usxlz
at Ia,O, and iais chief clerk Of The .Napy Dtprtm
have associated for the transaction Of a. genn
agency business at the seat Of government Of d,
United States, under the firm of T. L. & A. Tho
SMirH, and will attend to the prosecution and coIS
ton Of claims in the several Executive Department
and before Congress; to the receipt Of uncama
dividends on the old funded debt and the new loans
to the refundment Of moneys paid for duties unda
protest; to the settlement Of public accounts; d
claims under Indian and other treaties; to business
connected with the French, Mexican, Neapdlnn
and Spanish indemnties; to prescription and chs
land claims; to the procuring Of patents for pubh
lands, and for scientific and useful inventions y
the obtaining Of pensions; to the purchase and vi
of real estate, stocks, &c and to whatever busntu
may require the aid Of an agent or attorney
The long experience Of the members Of this I'm
in their late official connection with the governmt
has made them familiar with the forms and MODE
of procedure required to be observed in the tranas
ton of all kinds of public business. In addition
the advantages which they are thus enabled TO ode
they pledge prompt and faithful attention 10 .
matters which may be intrusted TO their care.
The charges will be regulated by the nature Of lh
business. Letters must be postpaid.
This firm has been appointed the agents Of Oh
National Loan Fund Life Assurance Society
London, whose capital is $2,50O,0O0, to effect
insurance.
Office F street, near the Treasury DeparnTi
and opposite the clearinghouse of Messrs Corea
ran & Riggs.
Dec 1l-lmif
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VERY CHOICE WINES, BRANDIEs, COR

VERY CHOICE WINES, BRANDIEs, COR
v DIALS, &C., AT AUCTIoN.--on wednes-
day next the 18th instant at our auction store, at
4o'clock, p m, we shall sell very choice and su-
pcrior lot Of madeira, sherry, and champagne wines
brandy, &c; being part Of the stock OF pri-
vae gentleman, and which will be sold without re-
serve to cover advances. Wename in part
10 dozen choice madeira
do old and superior madeira
10 do do do gold and pale sherry
10 do champagne
5 demijohns, gallons each, superior old brandy
And a small lot ofsuperior port wine
Also, few dozen Of other madeira and sherry
wines, very superior
20 baskets champagne, anchor, and great western
brands
10 dozen raspberry and sherry cognac, superior
article
With many other other articles of wines and Ii.
quorsi all of which must be sold to close consign
ments.
Gentlemen IN want Of good wines cheap will do
well to attend this sale, and come early.
Terms cash.
r. w. DYER e. CO.,
Dec l2-df Auclioneers.
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DRoLL DoINGs AND DIvERsIoNs

nR. VALENTINE begs leave to remind 4,
IL public that there are three muscles to draw 4.
mouth up, and only one to draw it down; vhFi
signifies that we are to laugh three times as much Z
we cry. In order to decide on matters and linn
properly, it is necessary that the internal opss,
should be maintained in healthy state of action
and this can only be preserved by occasional relay
alton from business. Some resort to medicine b
restore this healthy tone Of mind; but Dr. Vs.s
tine does not hesitate to assert that hearty su,
is the most effective remedy. 1t is a remedy ps
scribed by nature, and may be relied on as CON
plee antdo,e to the horrors blue devils and thou
sand other evils that flesh il heir to.
The subject Of his entertainment will be on quut
quaint, qulzzcal, and comical characters, embraat
fun, farce freak, frolic, and foibles ILLUSTRATED }
living portraits Of celebrated known and unkuovl
persons, interspersed with musical sketches, cous
try courts, old maids, comic lectures, stage travel
acknowledgements women, steamboat trips, Lcy
Island music, with limitations of the Hungn.
singers, country schools, &c. &c.
On Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday evening
December l5h, 18th, and l7th.
Doors open al o'clock; to commence a. u.
Ambulance so cents.
For full particulars see programme
Dec l3-3t 'tta-, .gs.
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DUVALL e. BROTHER,
MERCHANT TAILoRs,
IhEhSBANE AiLoNS,
Under Gndshu's neir hotel,

Under Gadsby's ne,r hotel, :, 81
LAVE just selected and received from New ia
IL their fall and winter goods, of the new,sl y
most elegant Styles, consisting Of cloths oes us
cloths, cassmeres, doeskins velvets, satns, sn |,
&C., all of which they are prepared, as usual
make up in style of elegance unsurpassed, anu
their usual moderate prices.
Also, great variety Of stocks, cravais, scat
gloves, suspenders, silk and woollen shirts
drawers, &c. -
The attention Of our customers and the odisi
generally is invited to an examination Of the same
DUVALL Il BROTHER
Nov 24-3tawowif ~
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EOR RENT, house on 18th street, near Fra,
i lin row, occupied by Mr.. Hungerford; Ia.
rooms and garnet; a lot Of 100 feet square. Win
pump of good water in the yard. Possession eT,
on the first Of January next. Inquire Of Mr. Fin
gerford, in the house, or of
Dec. 1875 ALEX. BORI,ANn
NEW-CROP SUGARS, MOLASsES A.
In This day received
5 hhds. new crop sugars, prime
10 bbls. do moasses
Also,
9 bbls and 80 kegs No. leaf lard
Fresh fruits and spices Of all kinds.
With general assortment Of goods.
LEWIS & HOLLAND,
Centre.market Space,
Dec. l3--3uf No. from 9Th St
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EAL FRENCH-WoRKED COLLARS
n the latest style, to-day opening, with m Q
sually large lot Of new goods. These poods aa "
just what is wanted in this city, being all ssS,s'
BILE and rich.
Also large lot of steel beads, for the verv /.
price of Is cents per bunch. AT the New W. ~
cheap lace store, between 10Th and llth s,. s'
Pennsylvania avenue.
BRAGDON e. TWOMBLY
Successors to J. w. &C. Kin,
Dec. 1875
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r OST, between the Presidents House and NJ \
IL Capitol, on the 18th instant, heavy GUY
GUARD CHAIN, of peculiar pattern. The hn y
will be literally rewarded on returning i % n'
owner, at Mrs. Harrison's boarding hous, \
Pennsylvania avenue, nearly opposite ColenH
hotel, or at room No. 26, Treasury buildings
F Dec ll-3t
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A GREAT DISCOVERY. Inc
IA baphe, which will color gray hair to a 0s'
black instantaneously, for sale at
S. PARKERS,
Fancy and perfumery store,
Penn. avenue, between 9th and 10th sre'''
Dec at
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THE LARGE YELLOW HOUSE, adjoining
Il that of Mrs. Ballard, on Capitol Hill, has been
thoroughly repaired and newly furnished A mess
OF members OF Congress, with or without their FAM
ines, can be comfortably accommodated at the low
price of seven and eight dollars per week.
Dec. 9--3t
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Gus man. And as the spirit Of jackson was but
a type Of that which exists in the bosom of his
countrymen, 50 a production so filed with il as is
this state paper will rally to its support the voice of
the American people.