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AGENTS FOR THE BANNER.

The following gentlemen have kindly consented to act as agents for our paper in receiving the names of subscribers, Sc. They are, hereby, fully author ized to receive money for us, on account of this oi- flee and to give receipts for the same
 We wish to have agents in all the counties Tn the State Such gentlemen therefore, as arc friendly 10 our publication, and willing to aid us by becoming agents, win be pleased to inform us of the fact; and their names shall be added to the list
 MADISON COUNTY Mai. " II Wilson, Haats- clle. John c. Sumner, P M, T. Paul.
 PERRY COUNTY John l.. Houston, r, M, Ter ryrilie.
 UNION CouSrY.-W Chapman Union c. II. CARRoI CouNrY.--H. s. Lalierty, P. M, Car rolton.
 HAMPSTEAD CouNTy,-Robt L. Phillips, Wash- sngtoa.
 rie.
 SEVER RCouNrY.-AT T. Pettls, Pine Hoods Post oficc. $ WASHINGTON COUNTY Col. Saml c. Newton, Boonsboro. J. c. Pittman, P. M, Sreet Home. Lee c. Blakemore, Bostonrile.
 HARD CouNrY.-Asa McFeltch, Athens. Jacob Wolf, P. NJ, iea,d C. +
 JOHNSON CouNTY.-RIoreau Rose, aad Thomas Powers, P. M, ClcrksrMe Br. Wm. Gray, Horse head. Geo. ". Patrick, P. M, Pmey ?. c.
 PIKE CouNTY-Jesse Jenkins, r. AI., Multfees- 6oro
 scorr CouNry.--Milcs T. Scott, Esq, Boone vills.
 SALINE eogNrr.-E1ra NJ. Owen, Esq Beaton. Posters P o. c. C. Scott, Esq, and J. A. Pile, Can.den.
 PoINsErT CouxrY.-W. C. Arledge, P M, BRADLEY CoUNTy-Jas Bradley Esq, IFaTcn. MISSISSIPPI CoUNTy.-Col. A. G. Blakemore, Osccola
 GREEN CorNry-Dr C. E. Croft Crotcteg's Post 0Fcc. John NJ. Mitchell, P. NJ, GaineSriHe. CLARK CouNrY.-John Speer .4atoinc
 LAWRENCE CoUNTy.--Gen. John $. Fl l,klin, and Andrew Hammond P. M., Jaehsoa. Booker Ben nett, P M., SmiihrHe
 RANDOLPH CoUNTY.-W. k. Hunter. P. M.. Po- eahoaas. Col. illiam Jarrett, and Joseph Spikes, Fourehe Dumas.
 INDEPENDENCE CouNry.-pr. James F. Pelham. Batesriae Patrick Childress, Oil Trough Boitom. JACKSON CouNTY.-Wm. II. Morris, P. NJ, and Col. James Robinson. Efisabeh
 NEwroN CoUNTy-John NJ Ross, JaSper
 BENTON CouNTY,-A. E. Greenwood, Beatoarllle CRAWFORD CoUNTY Maj. Elias Rector, and Sa- nnel Edmondson, Fort Smith Eli Bell, Toa Bwea YELL CoUNrY.-Dr. James N. Floyd DaaraHe Pore CouNry.-Thonas \. Howell, Noristopa s. M. Hays, Douer.
 CONWAY CoUNvY.-H. Il. Higgins, r NJ, and John Murray, LetCis6urg.
 LAFAYETTE CouNTY.-Gov James s. Conway, Coapay.
 JEFFERSON CoUyrY.-S. Dardenne, Ncw Gas eony.
 ARKANSAS CoUNTY.-Geo Cross John L. Jones, and Gen. Samuel Mitchell, PoSt of .4ykansas. DEsH, CouNTy.--Arthur Hayes, Esq, Napoleon. FULTON COUNTY Hon. Enos C. Hunter, P M South Forls.
 PHILLIPS CoUNry.-Hon. J. C. P Tollison, He- ienu.
 CRIrTENpEN CouNry.-peter c. Rivcs, Esq., and W. N Stanton, Esq. Marion
 ST. FRANCIS CoUNTY.--James B. Jackson, Esq. Mount Ternon.
 Ix THE STATE OF TESNEssEr.-JesseM M. Tate, Esq, and E w Rowlett X Co., Memphis. Hon. L, H. Coe, Somerviiie.
 IN THE STATE OF MIssIssIppI.--Dr, Euclid Bor land, Holly Springs.
 IN THE STATE OF KENTUCKY -Dr. J, R. Buck, LouispiHe
 IN THE STATE OF LouIsiAxA-R, NJ. Drew, Esq, Orerion, Ciaiborn Parish
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ELECTION BY THE GENERAL ASSEM-
 BLY OF. ARK ANSAS.

The two Houses met in convention on Saturday the 9th inst, and made the follow i ing elections
 AUDlToR.-Gen. E. N Conway, re-elec- ted without opposition.
 THEAsuRER.-Jared C. Martin, without opposition.
 FINANCIAL RECEIVER OF THE STATE BANK-Col. Abner E. Thornton, of Clark, over Hon. P. T. CrutchfeId, and J. H. Crease, late incumb Tt
 ATTORNEY FOR STATE BANK-Euelid L. Johnson, Esq, over Lemuel R. Lincoln, Esq.
 FINANCIAL RECEIVER OF THE BRANCH BANK AT FAYErTEFILLE.-Richard P. Pull lam, without opposition.
 ATTORNEY FOR SAID BRANcH.-Alfred M. Wilson, Esq, without opposition.
 FINANcIA RECEIVER OF THE BRANCH BANK AT BArEsyILLE.-C. P. Magruder, Esq, over Hon. Vim s. Hynson, and B. j. Wiley, Esq.
 ATTORNEY FOR SAID BRANeH.-Hon. Isaac Baker, without opposition.
 FINANCIAL RECEIVER OF THE BRANCH BANK AT THE PosT OF ARKANsAs.-James N. Smith, Esq, over Col. Richard r. Dunn, Esq.
 ATTORNEY FOR SAID BRANcH.-Isaac Bar nett, Esq. over Hon. James Yell.
 CoNMIs sIoNER OF PUBLIC BUILDINGS William Triplet, Esq, over Henry F. Pen dleton Esq.
 INSPECTORS OF THE PENITENTIARY.-H. F. Pendleton, L. Reardon, and W, W. Steven son, over Col. Walters, R. Raines, and Will fam Triplet, Esqrs.
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Dee. 26.

 MT. Ward from the committee to whom was referred the bill to collect and disburse the revenue of the State-on leave reported the bill back with sundry amendments, which were adopted.
 MT. Collins from the committee to whom was referred the memorial of the Senate in relation to leyeeing the Arkansas Mississippi rivers repoted it back without amendment. On motion of Mr. Collins-the use of the Hall of the House was granted to the Mason ic Fraternity, on tomorrow, at ? o'clock P. versary of St. John the Evangelist.
 Mir. Hughs introduced bill authorizing John Shipp and 1'hos. M. IIughs ofPike and Montgomery counties to make tuln pikeroad Orders of the day.
 The bill for the relief of Thomas s. and Thomas Woodland was passed
 The bill to amend the law in relation to Billiard Tables and Ten Pin Alleys, passed The bill to make Road from Little Rock to Fort Smith on the south side of the River, was put upon its passage and lost, by ayes 27, nays 40
 On motion of Mr. Mayors the vote was re- considered, and the bill referred to a Select Committee.
 The bill for the distraction of wolves, was laidon the table indefinitely, on motion of Mir. Greenwood.
 The wolves will be glad of that-but the sheep will have no cause of joy, that we know oE-EdS.
 The bill to amend the Road law was pass ed-also the bill for the relief of Wm. Black. Adjourned.
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ANOTHER STEAMBOAr SINK

The Steamer Belle of ClantssilIe, on her way from New Orleans to Nashville, was run into by the powerful Steamer LOuisiana, at point on the Mis- sissippi river, about 20 miles below Helena few weeks since, at l2 o'clock in the night and went down in few minutes. About 36 lives, and a large amount Of freight were lost.
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Dee. 227.

Lee. 2f. Mr. Rust, from the committee on the State Bank, reported back to the House the former Report with amendments and additions. the amendments were adopted, and on motion of hr. Bertrand, action on the adoption Of the report was postponed until tomorrow. Mr. Speaker laid before the House a com munIeation from the War Department of the t. S through his Exeellency the Governor m relation to the sale of ardent spirits 10 In- dians on our frontier Which was referred to aselect committee.
 Also communication from the Governor oi the State of South Caroina-which was referred io the committee on the iadieiarv. Mr. DaWdy introduced bill to secure to married woman iheir property.
 Orders of ihe day.
 The report ol the committee on the Real Estate Rank sas adopted
 The hlil regulating fees nf the Clerk af ghe supreme Court passed.
 The bill of the Senate lor the relief If James il. Jackson, passed.
 The .hill gos the relief of Sheriff anA coro- aeFs' Iasse'i--slso inc memorial to Consres. roHcsming 'he reduction af posa-g.
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To ife EditorsofMe .4,Naasas Banner '.

10 Hte 4ed0fSof tae .fftGRSGS Banner:
 notice m speech published in the Banner ot the 25th ultimo, purporiiug to have been delivered Tn the House of Representatives by 1lr. Mayors, in which he states that he wrote to me for copy of the certificate he under stood l gave David Walker, my failing to send hlm copy he pronounces it false, Sc. l have only to say, that if he ever wrote to. me on that subject, never received his let ter-and as regards the certificate gave Mir. Walker, Il contained in substance the remark $ which l attributed to Mr. Mavers. in my speech upop~the adoption of the Report of the majority of the Committee mon the sale ot the 500 State Bonds-at the last session of ihe General Assemhly-whieh speech was published in the Gazette Of the 18th January. 1s13-while all the gentlemen were present. who heard Mir. MayeF's remarks, and coula have corrected me il l was wrong-sueh is siiii the substance of what recollect of his remarks, on that occasion. and. it havinO been on various occasions ssated bv others who heard him, that such is their recollection. [ uo not feel willing to make any further s,.se- fneht about Il until some other memher or 1hal Committee except Mr. Mayors shnll eoe- lladici the statement You will be so gnoa as sa give this a place a the Banner. s,I ebliee your ob'l sers't.
 fig,s p... n ], F GAINES.
 There are no less than seven hanar., a4a4A a4s- -aa
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Mcssrs. Scott, Smith, Strain,
 Mccoy and Steel.

MR, SPEAKER: n,
 am glad that the gentleman's, o',' ', himself, as he has been pleased 'va Y, imposes upon me the necessity 'o,@ %',I tie. l am glad, sir, because Il - treme pain that utter word. ..,.a .a
 Itis by a mere act of grace, loal~ , < i man deigns to notice any ol m' N which have been made against nl1d' g < port under consideration, at all. fa is the representative of the people @,. ... county, possessing a great many .Ds.s iss vileges and immunities; that ms vi, s.ie did noi expect him to be arfaisiea. s House for any misdemeanor Wnee have committed before he became sg ,,l of 1t, and that We have no rlgli sos -
 IL was noi as the honorable isf.. ... of Pulaski county. but as agsii, aii !. attend 10 the "collecting and s X debts due lhe Bank, in the eoua1 cis and adjoining counties aae in the Bank, thal the committee = ihe gentleman. l. was mol oae
 bui lho imperative duty Q! il,ai ss'. discover aad report lo ihis llous z rupgiaU ...... .. a-ea of which es rcetors and officers had been " the cxluriiuns and pcculailaus ' l.l' .s.s. perpa ts.sisl aas,a lhe l1ank. ala E. hank upon ihe people et ts's
 ghe lHH fwa veaFs. s
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THE GAZETTE ANp rnE coNsrrrurloN


 THE GAZETTE AND THE CONSTITUTION.
 Your statement about the manner of employing Bank Attorneys in Alabama is all guesS leoh, neigh Dor. If you had read the Statutes of Alabama you would have that the decision of the Legislature of that State, referred to by us, was in point We have not room this week to continue the discussion Of the question: nor do we kno that it is called for We could however, array against you the opinions of Judge Trmble and Mir Trapnall, whose judge ments as Constitutional lawyers, we presume you will hardly question. They, as we'll as several oth- ergent'enen ofhigh standing as lawyers, have deci- 6ed, by their votes, at least, that Bank Attorney holds no otfce within the meaning of the Constilu- tion.
 And we think it within the range of possibility that the Editor of the Gazette has formed his opin ion without much investigation, judging from his statements about the case referred to in Alabama And that had we room to publish an argument on the subject, he might be convinced that whatever may be his power of discrimination, he is wrong for once.
 We would suggest, for the pRrpose of aiding his power of pereeirng reSem5lances that the Constitu ton, in terms, makes the prosecuting Attorneys o6icers and their places Q6iees Not so with Bank Attorneys.
 If the Constitution were silent on the subject, and lawyers were simply employed to prosecute for the State esunder an act of the Legislature, they would not, Tn our opinion hold offices No matter whether fhelr employment were effected by appointment ef the Courts, Commissioners from the Governor or elections-by the Legislature, these would only ba ,. nodes of employing them, and they would be but Attorneys, and not officers, when employed in ei. ther way It is not the manner of empIoyino or eiectin5 that makes the oice but the nasrs of inc functions 10 be performed
 uzsln'Kxxaz--szr-
 DEATH or GEN. JOHN CIARK.-Gep. JaHx CLARK, Senator from iile counties of Chieot Union and Bradley died, in thiseity on the 2d inst. aler very short illness He vas buried on the next day with Masonic honors, aceompahed by such cereno- nes on tue part of the General Assembly, as are usually paid so the deceased members of the body. Ne was highis worthy man. useful member of society. and iaishipl peblis servant and his death is deeply lamenisd by all nso knew him.
 ~srusz<<zs---s-z-s- .-..s.-.s, AnorRxNEyr or THE GEsIRsG AssrMnfY.- Inc two Houses passed lcs1taiioa lo aijoaFa slss d< on Monday last but ia Consequence af the aaath offhs Hon. John Clark. business uas susosa.ls.l ts the greater portion cf tive aags which made ie ne ss-ssTf fo oEessiEi the fesala,isa Ii is 4ii sesia. he~ssss. that iis adjournment wia lsks place sa t~ keneN.
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lIousE OF RuP's, Dec. 24

HOUSE OF hIPNS, DGC. E-3.
 Mir. Booker, presented a memorial from Messrs Wm Field, concerning the Report of the State Bank Committee, explanatory his conduct in a certain transaction of said Bank in conformity with the instructions from the Legislature of 1843 which was referred to the committee on the State Bank, and their report on the State Bank, was re-commltted.
 The bill of the House to collect and dis purse the revenue of the State, was taken, up read third time and put upon its passage The ayes and nays being demanded, when the name of Mir. BankAead was called, he rose and said
 That he wished merely to state to the House his reasons for recording his vote against the bill it was not, that he thought, our State officers should not be paid i'll specie or par funds, for he thought their salaries were already too small, admitting they were paid in specie, which he thought they should be. Not to do that which is doubtful, Is the 5oundest policy in morals and politics, and he believed this Legislature hadnot the pow CT to take specie from the vaults of the Bank of this State, which according to the proyis- ions of the charter of that Bank should be appropriated to the redemption of it's circula- ton, to pay our officers of State.
 If we have the power, to say the least of 1t, it would be an act of injustice to the note holders of that bank, to pass the bili-how- ever he had other serious objections to the bill, with which however he would not trouble the House.
 The ayes were 30 nays 27-so the bill was lost. The object of the bill was to col lect the revenun of the States in par funds, and pay its officers in the same.
 The bill to establish the couaty of DALLAS was passed.
 On motion of AIr. Billingsly the vote on the Bill concerning the collection of the re- venue of the State Sc, was reconsidefed, and on motion referred 10 a committee consisting of one from each Judicial Circuit
 The bill to define more fully the line be- tween Yell and Montgomery counties, was passed
 The bill from the Senate to change the time of holding the Probate courts of Ran dolph, was passed.
 Also the bill of the Senate for the benefit of Mrs. Nancy Gaines.
 The bill to simplify proceedings before Justices of the Peace, and concerning mort gages, was passed.
 The bill in relation to the duties and fees of Constables, passed. Adjourned.
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TIE LEaIsIAruRE OF S. CAROLINA. adjourned sine die on "Wednesday the 18th Dec, after passing 26 acts.
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SPEECH OF COL. A. RUST
OF UNION,

Delipered n Me House of Rewesenai the General Assembly of ,arkasa, 29h of December, lS44, mti d ot Ms Report of he Conlnihe Slate Bank.
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IIoUSE OF REPREsENTATIYEs,

lloUsE OF REFRESHMENTS
 December 2ah, N HoN. A. RUST:
 SIR-You will confer favor on z dersIgned and the public, by funsia copy of your speech for publication da Tn the House of Representative onth ton of the Report of the standing conn on the State Bank.
 Your compliance with the above I will oblige,
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House met-Mr. Trapnall arose, and in his usual elegant and appropriat manner, ask ed the House to suspend all business for this day, it being a day, he said consecrated all over the christian and civilized world-Which was assented to by the House.
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Yours, respectfully, ., M. T. SCOTT, c. B. CR0tl. H. ". SMITH, A. G. MAiD ISAAC STRAIN, M. B. Nccgs, In,
 JOHN D. sli
December 31sl, ]

GENTLEMEN-In compliance wllh!a quest, l have written out the few l'D made by me on the 29th inst, on lneD to adopt the report of the commll'es1a \. 7 State Bank. am aware that, Il any , ul ' is the interest felt in the subject, ala Y manner in which it was dlscusseal would justify their publication. i. ;,
 Respectfully, your friend and oO9 pIs K
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There are no iess lhaa seven hpnars1 S;is; siSiS S-iw" HaHivs of the large and mtss- essiHg family of smiths ia tse direr,ofg fse 1s14=sa
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THE PUBLIC LANDS.

The House resolved itself into Commit tee of the Whole on the state of the Union. { Mr. C. JOHNSON in the Chair and resumed the consideration of the bill to reduce and graduate the price of public lands.
 The bill provides that lands subject to entry, which have remained five years nnsold prior to the date of the ac,, or to the time of publication for entry, may be entered for set- ilement or cultivation, or for the use of an adjacent farm or plantation at S,I per acre ]: those which have remained ten wears at 75 cents those which have remained twenty years ai 2a cents: for any quantity no, over 350 acres. The applicant to make oath iha. he enters the land, or proposes to euter il. for isis own ese and benefit, for settlement or eulfieaitos by himself, or the Use of an aa- ioiuing farm owned by him, anu thal he hss made no entry under lhia act, or aaae win which that how e be eniefed will exceed in all S2Q acres. All entries eontsarv ta ihs irne intent and meaning oi the act iohe vaisi.l
 hr Fieklin, being entitled sa tue lloaf sfake n lafef uf line measure. as being tue fafsnef.s tiil, and calculated -o bench. lhc gesf ss.3
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Liills Rock, December la, seii,. . lsii. HAYNES
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-05-09
PitishurgIn.

We arc truly gratifed to see that meets
ings have been held in all the principal cit
les and towns in ;he West and North, for
the purpose Of adopting measures for the re-
lief Of this disastrous city. We hope that
sufficient money, provisions &C., will be rails
ed 10 alleviate, at least, the suferings Of the
completely destitute, those who have lost
their all, and have no means Of reinstating
themselves in business or Of providing
home for their families. BY the awful con-
fagration which lately befel this prosperous
and beautiful city, thousands of her popula-
laton are bereft Of wealth, employment, the
means Of subsistence, and the comforts of
home, and we conceive it TO be the duty Of
every citizen Of other places, 10 aid in build
ing it up as it was previous to the FIRE. We
see that the Bank ofPennsy lvania has given
five thousand dollars to aid the sufferers.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-05-09
Public Meeting.

At contention of the Wings of YazOo
county, held at the Court House, in the
town Of Benton, on Monday, the 9Th day Of
May, ls45, for the purpose of nominating
a candidate for the State Senate, and can
didates for the House of Representatives;
on motion, BENZ. LEWIS, Esq, was call.
ed to the Chair, and SAM. L. CoRwINE, cho~
sen Secretary.
On motion Of A. B Co,wine,
ResoIred, That the Chair appoint COM
mttee of seventeen for the purpose of pre-
senting to this convention the names OF suit
able gentlemen, to be run for the offices OF
Senator and RepIesentatlve;-whlch was
adopted.
The Chair appointed the following named
gentlemen:-
F. Bosti.k, F. +. G1ayson, DR.. Brashear,
DR.. B. r. Wilkinson, d Henry, A. Coody,
I. J. Wilson, Dr. ]. w. Barnett. J. ].
Hughes, J. G. Lewis, DR.. VIM. Mills, Jr.
J. 4. Ellison, Fl. STAN, B. g. Chew, David
Dunn, T. Reynolds, and B. G. Simmons.
The committee, after retiring, made the
following report, which was accepted and
unanimously adopted BY the convention
For State Senator VIM. r. Miles. Fol
RePresentatiyes-Benj. Lewis and c. F.
| Hamer.
The Committee also reported the follow.
ing resolutions, which was carried unanim.
ously:-
ResolUed That The nominations Of this
convention are to be regarded as Wing
nominations; and that it is the sense of this
convention that il is Inexpedient and impol
tic, to agitate the question Of the removal
Of the Court House from Benton to Yazoc
city, al the next November election.
The committee having been discharged
the chairman (haviDg vacated his seat) call.
ed DR.. J. w Barnett TO preside over the
4 convention.
On motion Of Mr.. F. Bostick, aCommit
tee Of three were appointed TO wait upon the
gentlemen nominated, and inform them Of
their having received the unanimous voice o
the convention.
Which being adopted, the Chair appoint
cd the following gentlemen said committee
viz: F. Bostick, B. R. Wilkinson and Jas
i r. Sessions; who Immediately reported tina
lthey had waited upon Messls. MILES, LEW,
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-05-09
From the Baltimore Clippe
Infdel Meeting.

We scarcely know whether to examine
seriously or not the proceedings of a meet.
ing held few days since, in. New York, for
the purpose Of organizing society to break
down the Christian Religion. Can it be
possible, that in this age and.in this enligh.
tened country, there can be found those who
will not only entertain, but will have the
.hardihood to assert at public meeting, that
esnearly all educated people look upon Tell.
zion as a humbug." Can it be necessary
to repeat, thatth is no country so wild;
that there Is no people so savage; that there
has been no age of tue world 50 dark; as to be
destitute Of religious feelings & sacred rites.
The benighted Brahmin; the naked South
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THE WING Ticket.

lnaccordance withpreylous notice, the beo-
ne orYazoo met in convention at Benton on
Monday last, and nominated VIM. r. Miles,
ESD. for the Senate, and C. T.. Hdmer, Esq
and Benz. Le,ris. Esq, for the lower House
This is certainly strong ticket as 1t is
composed Of gentlemen who are Wings
"good and true" md Of the first order OF
talents. Mr.. Miles and MI. Lewis are old
and we'll tried public servants, who have rep
resented this county in the Legislature with
much ability and credit, and nought has or
can be said against them. Mr.. Hamer has
never represented US in either branch of the
Legislature, but all who know him are well
satisfied that no duty will be neglected by
him, or no interest of the county or State
be neglected. He is gentleman of great
energy and has the capacity TO FIJI the sta
ton he has been nominated for.
FoRr1cv Massive publish in to-day's
paper the news brought by the steamer Cal
edonia, which arrived at Boston on Monday
night, the 2Ist. ult. The news will be
found important, as the British government
seems determined that it ciU not give up
Oregon unless that Territory is ,chipPed out
of her by the United States. She is resOlv
cd to fight for it.
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Mutton and Pens.

Thanks, thanks 10 you, friend J. J. b.
White, for that delicious leg Of Lamb and
bag OF green Peas, which you sent us. We
ale prepared to pronounce them first rate,
and is what we call substantial evidence of
a gentleman's good opinion of our services,
Our friend White has been guilty Of many
similar kndnesses, for which we return him
our sincere thanks.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-05-09
PLANTATION MEDICINES

o. The subscribers, aware of the importance
to Planters and Physicians Of having Medicines
which can be relied on as FRESH and GENUINE.
have taken particular care in the selection of their
Stock, and from the arrangements they have made
IN London, Paris and New York, for receiving
constant fresh supplies, they will always be pre-
pared to furnish Planters and Physicians with
Medicines which they will guarantee Of superior
quality. SlCKLEs & Co. Druggists, No. "a
Magazine Street. 2e-6m