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The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-05-06
HUNTS MERCHANTS MAGAZINE
AND
COMMERCIAL REVIEW.
ny FREEMAN HUNT, EDITOR AND rRorn,rroR

~ FREEMAN HUNFS EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
PUBLlsHED MONTHLY,
At i4s Fulton street, New York--at S. per an :
mum, in advance.
VIE Merchants Magazine and Commercial
Kevlew, embraces every subject connected
with Commerce, Manufactures and Political
Economy, as i0llOws:-C Commercial Legislation;
commercial history and geography; Mercantile
biography; descriptive Statistical and historical
accounts OF tl.e various commodities which form
the subject Of Mercantile transactions, port
charges; tariffs, customs abb excise regulations;
commercial statistics Of the United States and
the different countries ofthe world. with which
we have intercourse, including their physical
character, population, productions, exports. i'm
ports, seaportss Monies, weights, measures e.
nance and banking associa tons, and enterprises
connected with commerce, embracing fisheries
incorporated companies, rail roads. canals.
steamboat, docks, post Offices, &c. PRINCIPLES of
commerce, finance and banking, with practical
and historical details and Illustrations: CONNER
clal law, and mercantile law reports aBd deci.
slons OF courts in the United States aud Europe
including insurance, partnership, principal and
AGENT DIS OF Exchange, sale. guaranty, Bank.
ruPtcy' shipping and navigation, &C., and what
ever else shall tend to develope the resources Of
'he country and the world, and illustrate the
various topics bearing upon commerce and com.
mercial literature.
u has been, and will continue TO be, the aim
Of the editor and proprietor Of the Merchants
Magazine, to avoid every thing Of party, polit.
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Of the wosk--opening its pages 10 the free and
TAR discussion OF antagonistio doctrines connect
ed with the great interests of commerce, agri.
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down to June, 1874, inclusiee. may be obtained
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yeaF' August 81, 1874.
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Cotton. Chiffon.

NTILL be taken in exchange for HORSES
w MULES and MONEY, which have arr
we'd and now arriving from Arkansas, Kentucky,
Tennessee, Indiana and Ohio, on better terms
than ever offered before in this market. at the
Brick Livery Stable, Yazoo City. Miss, by
BLACKMAN, WINFORD Go.
October 30, 1874 .-l2
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-05-06

ETTERS Of Administration on the esta fe
- Of DAVID F. Morrow, deceased. having been
granted to me by the Probate Court Of Yazoo
county, al its December Term, in the wear 1914,
Notice is hereby given to all persons having
claims or demands against said estate to present
the same in the manner and within the time
prescribed by law, or they will be forever barred
BEN: GRIMES, Ad'mr. &c.
January 7, l645 -22-6t
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-05-06
NOTICE.

"E WILL as Administrator and Admins.
w tratrix of the estate Of RoBERT E. BEAs.
LEY, deceased, present our account for final set
Element at the next term Of the Probate Court Of
Yazoo County.
J. P. BEASLEY. Admir-.
ELIZA E. BEASLEY, Adm'r'x.
January 6, 1916 -22-3t
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-05-06
WHOLESALE & RETAIL MANUFACTO-
RY OF TINWARF.

SAMUEL LOCKE, at 7 & 8 Front Lcvee.
~ New Orleans, begs to inform his friends and
the public that he continues his mandatory OF
tinware, copper, &c. Of all descriptions and that
his prices are fully lower than the same articles
can be imported from the North.
lie solicits his friends generally to call and
judge for themselves.
January, 9TH 1915, 20
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-05-06

uAVING purchased he ENTIRE STOCK
II Of GROCERIES, formerly owned bv
Blackmnn, Winford & Co., is happy to inform
presentfrieRds and future customers that he Is
ready TO supply thea with every thinE-from
barrel Of cider to 3 punoheon Of rum-from
ground.uut TO q walnut-from a herring 70 !
mackeral, sugar, tea, &c. At al times 10 be
found one door above The Brick Stable. Yazoo
Siiy. Janu Iry 7, 1915.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-05-06
LIVERY STABLE.

LIVERY TABLE.
w e have reftted up the BRICK STABLE
w and opened it for the accommodation OF
TRAVELLERS and DROVERS, with lots shell.
tered, &c. &c. Our charges, are:-
For single Horse feed, 25 cts
" Horse, per month, $40 90
Other charges in proportion.
OF Travellers Baggage sent to any Hotel
without charge.
BLACKMAN, WINFORD g. ca.
4azoo City, Mise, August II, 1874 2
EGRO FOR SALE.
"a LIKELY young negro man, also younp
n negro GIRL, for sale at the Brick Stable.
Yazoo City, Mi, BY
BLAcKMAN. wINFoRD @cO.
WooD-CHOPPERs WANTED
1--WE or SIX good WOOD-CHOPPERs
can obtain constant employment and re-
oeive Sood wages BY applying soon to
BLACK NAN, WINF0RD & Co,
AZ the Brick Stable, Yazoo City.
AT THE BRICK LIVERY STABLE
ZONE good saddle, single, and double bsr
- ness HORSES-young matches, and per
form well. For sale by Pc
- bHfA1AUlANs WlNFOkD a. Co.
YazoO City. Sept. "a I w.
ON A CREDIT!
u Q z Es AND MULES.
DEhSoNS giving City Aeceptances Or Cotton
II m Store can procure good Stock on Iibe,,i
'i'ne az the 5RlCk STABLE, Yazoo CITY.
~ BLACKMAN, WINFORD &C.
November II, 1874 Ia ~
., % AND WAGONS FOR SAIL
y YOKE OF OXEN and Two OX-t1a
- CONS, an1 HORSE WAGON r., -
d Aoefal terns aud time al the Brick stabis
BhACBMAN, WINFORD go
fazoo City, Dee. 80, 1874.
MON EY TO LIAM.
tae b9iCk STABLE, Yazoo City, MI.
.-,,I- sin1 o. property, Gotten goods, or {
'aities Of value deposited with ns ,
~ blissACkhAN, WINFORD & co.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-05-06
COMMISSION MERCHANTS;

r. O'DONNELL, AGENT,
KazOO city, Miss.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-05-06
BUILDERSl HARDWARR-

oct received large assortment on B,,,, I,
plated moftice and Sliding Door Loeirs ' al
g, iuli aHoFlmeht Of Builders' HarTsrs
whiohis offered fery low by are
S. LOCKE,
January, 7iL 1915 % 'o''i'''
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-05-06
NEW BLACKSMITH & W0oD-sHoP.

KNTE solicit share of patronage in the
above branches Of business, and in
which we hope to give general satisfaction, as
we snaii procure the best Of workman that can
be had:-such as Shoers, Plantation Smith,
Spring repairers and makers Work done on
better terms than ever before in this city. Plan
tera and Others would do well 20 give us a call.
as our prices are reduced to suit the times.
eing-SEVENTY-F FIVE cents
per pair.
BLACKMAN. WINFORD & Co.
tCFShop opposite our Back STARLE.
Yazoo City, Dec 10, IS4t -I8
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lCsossa, lhs, The iude lrndetre II lhe nation is In dan
ger. and that Msxicb will inevitably sofrr all The evils
al q i-fcirn Invasion. bni'ss thr su,huriy be gfsnied ln
the government 10 c,nirsct & han al fifteen millions oi
dollars with as little grievance ~ pps-ibie.
The government will narrower say, that. 10 iis npfr
hon. the auihutz ,iien ~ hich il asks shauid p%rectrir eve
~ uthef fesluii,n ~ which the Congress may d,cisie with
regard la The ser'oss question ,f Texas. which II 8 A.
hut 10 take ibia c,nsa~raltan. aud II islaugs rather Ia
The u isdatn ii Congress than Ia the gnsrrap.nt. 10 ia
lhose Restrictions. can only assure Congress tina, f<c
rss'nrces which The government may fsrriye fr the
Mar. will b. reiiyhnusl, devoted tp III. SACRED nhj-ct lo
whri, The naiion requires Iiem III he assigned 10 the
drirnce af ia ioior, and the preservation uf It's indie
Prudence.
] conclude by admitting 10 tho deliberations pf iHc
august Chamber oi Drpuiies the measures Indicated in
the following Propositions:
First. The government is suihori1rl L, coniraci a
lasn, either nai,uoal mr. hfeign. which u,ay briay ,nlo
The treasury a disp~sbIe amoun, VI hhern millions .!
dollars.
S.cosd, For The ~1tinriilu II he debt created nv this
loan, ard the payment 81 The interest, the government
viii by poth-calr all he fevenurs ~ the nation not al
hsppihecsi~d tr other payments.
Third. The government will present Ia Congress an
ii every loan which II NAY contract ~ virtue
III this author zaiiot, and q statement al The objects To-
" hich the amount OF such han IL dcvo' ed.
LUIS DE LA ROSA.
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husriN. (TEX.s) july 2S, 1916.
We have literally coupled with The lerus prnn ,ed
ny the Onileo STATES. Although many cliizans do feel
great nneasinees on The subject of boundary, Inc rsspIu.
iioos of our Congress and our ordinanrr IN Convention
vitid the settlement ~ that question In yuur Gavernmen,
without res fiction. The boundary u The RIO del Norle
Is not only indispensable In our safely and rep,se, hui,
10 the United States Government. The old boundary
was The Nneces, and Its line is within thirty miles Of
Antonio. The distance thence to the Rin def Norte
sa''fs from lwo To three hundred NILES. II is unsettled
ana nncnuisa'ed. except immediately ON the bank If that
h'e'. Ana unless We occupy that river. there is NJ To-
caiily tor slaves West of The Colorado. which is III.
n"es' country We have for colton, sugar, stock, The or.
dinary Farming pursuits, and health combined. And be.
sides u Is the avenue through which the Cananche al.
Tentatively commits d-predalions IN The Mexican and
Texan 'foniiers. IL that avenue is closrd by the oc,u.
paiion OF our tnmps, il cuntines them To the mountains.
and gives protection alike To The Mexican and To rs. In
sddi'ion Ia this, the river gives . line that ,nay EASILY br
defended, and the only one that can protect and escpur.
age lradr.
The Convention is destined To have considerable ds.
enss'on' ana a cluse vote on the immediate organization
Oh State 3osernmeat. A large party, ifuo, y majori,y
~ the C''nvsniisa. feel disposed, when the constitution
IL submitted IL the people. 10 authnrizs a, the SAL time
The elrction of a Governpr and H. presen,alives-to Gun
vene them sh,n after. and elect our Ssnanrs-lo transfer
all power and sntborlty now exercised hy our Ex.cu
i've and Congress. IS an independent government, to the
Severn = and Legislature.
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From The .Nt~ Orleans Tropic, .1ug. IA.
STILL LATER FROM TEXAS

The cutter " oodbury. Cap. Foster, which left A.
Kansas On the oh, aud Galveston ON The ION, has JUS,
arrived.
M'Jr Donelson came passenger in the Woodbury..
In" ships Victoria and Suvlah were to leave Aransas
On the Sih.
The United States steamer Monmouth has arrived a,
Arkansas IN = leaking %c.ndltlun. ST. bad Ina, the pumps
"ert going continually III keep her anust.
We have received the Galveston News of the evening
~ the eih. lhe s'oop oi war 81. nary's arrived at Cal.
WESTON IN The IN, from Corpus Christi. There are
! 900 trH'ps nj 81. Joseph's island, where they ar. com.
hrabiy situated. Their Interior destination seems no,
TO have been fully determined upon. The Falmouth
WAS daily expected in the Gull.
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AN INPOR FAINT MILITARY MOVEMENT

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a., - 49,. 49, "r."" : :" mp"
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i" INV" y n .'' o a"'' V''"'l
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From the National Miehigencer.
CRIME IN NEW YORK.

We learn from The New York papers that Justice
u. of the upper police Of that city. has furnished 4
statement wtich shows the number Of persons %srough,
berre him during the las, six months. the offences with
which they ~er charged. and The countries Of their re-
sptcIiye birth. Before eficien, legislation can be mad
10 prevent. or even 10 reduce the quantity of crime, we
must b. furnished with accurate iniotmation rrspectinp
II. and one imI~r,ant step will ba the acquisition of such
sIa,islic. as The following, deduced from Mr.. Taylur's
statement. II should hs remembered. however. that the
statement includes only the complaints made before one
special justice; and that The Mayor en.eralns a prra,
number of complaints, and each Of the seventeen Aider~
men act az magistrates in their respective wards.
During the last six months i,492 prrson. were
brought ,before Justice Taylor. Of whom there were
Born in the .hol.. Female. Total
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-08-28

OOH FORTUNE.-An Irish 1aborer, whilst en-
gagged recently in eAcavaiiug a cellar ii Savannah, Ga,
at Gunner Of Congress and Jefferson streets. found nine
iy sir donbloons. which (the Ge"rgian says had The ef.
lecl Of giving him a severe ehoic, and caused him 10
knock OF work immediately. The money is supposed
To have been buried there by the late Jos-p, Grand. 4
Frenchman. who occupied The building which furner!y
stood upon the spjt. The money was in a canvass bag
The finder. witt, Two Of his friends. toik passage the
same evening for New York. lie paid all expenses
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.NelC London d. u.

YNHE next session of this lnstilnlian will commence
l. on Monday, the 18th day Of September and cun-
time five months. Tul,isn fee SIS. Board $3.50 per
month. Washing, insuding and lights ST ,OO per month
one hay payable in Advance. No deduction will DO
made ualcss IN eases Of pro,racled illness. Persons in
tending to palronlzs this school are respectfully request
ed To send their sons or wards on the first day Of the
session. Students Withdrawing before the Gloss Of The
term, will be charged the regular fees of The whole see
siUn. THOMAS BROWN, Prime, JaI
July 81 w6w il
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900 U..x.N.Y'ED.

VIE SUBSCRIBER wishes TO purchase TWO
HUNDRED NEGROES, ofho,h sexes, from IL
to 80 years oi ass. for which he will pay fully as high
Of the State.
lie is very anxious to purchase. and is determined To
he liberal in every instance. He will pay a high price
for Mechanics. Blacksmlths. Carpenters, Sc, &c.
Persons having such property for sale, 1t would be tn their
interest TO give HIM a call previous 10 their selling
lie can be found nj The store Of Mr.. NJ. Hart.
wileiers addressed TO the subscriber from the country
u be attended lO. GEORGE DAVIS.
May Is tsif
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From The " q. picauue. .iur. "a.

The hatqne William Ivy and the schooner Mary
" 'ks sailed last evening tr Arkansas. with the tro,ps
Mh'cl' arrived here On Saturday last. OH instant, fimn
Fart Scott and Jefferson barracks, Mo-, under command
Of Maj II Graham.
ofjrfs have been received al Fort Morgan. which
coumanjs Tho entrance To Mobile Bay, To replace the
guns now mounted there with others ui heavier metal.
The Brr complains iha, with wa staring us in the face
there ia not a sufficient number Of troops within i,s " ais
10 mount n %cUrporals guard.
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House Ol. Rent

dir desire To rent the Store now occupied oy
EMii;l Messrs. Norvell & Avereit, as a Commissions
GV House. next below Mr.. Richard Iy reefs on
Main street. Possessiun will be given by the first Of
November. or perhaps EARLIER.
Gil. l.. MOSBY, Erec utor
Of I. "A. Hoiconbe, dec.
Anp2 ,sit
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m a Nnport made to The President and Directors of
!he Jamts River and kanawha Company. in N. 49,
1851, ny Charles Elicit. Jr.. Esq. then It's Chief IN.
queer. IL is stated, that Ia 1885, when The Erie can a
pi'd INTO The treasury OF New York nearly 81. 300. 900.
.ae tonnage OF Western Produce cunning from 9th er
,.ae' !" nnha'o. and that passing up The canal to the
:" 'o"s 0t str per cent. Of ihe whule homage con.
s'.'uong the trade Vt The work. Tin, residue. (uam,iu
~ per ee"'.) was made up along the line Of The canal
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-08-28

ATrhAf-1he Match, Courier say, thai on the 3ih
inst. a DISPUTE arnse shoni > game Of Ten pins. which
Was being playr ..eiweeh a Mr.. Crane and . Mr.. Wick
~ifS. al Vidsia. La, ~"ppesite Na'ehez. which ended III
the death VI Cnue. " iekwire having struck hun On
The k.sd wfti, uIe Of The balls. Mick~ir ire WAS taken
into custody and released On bail Of 5000.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-08-28

Shocking Murder IN Georgia. man named David
King. in Luwl1es county, Geo, on the Is, inst, invei.
gled Samuel Naulden into his house, ahd then, without
any warning or quarrel. sho, him through tho body with
his rite. the ball entering . little below The breast bpnt
MI. Maulden died The next day. e rving a wife and six
,h'ldren to 'ane"' his loss. lie was highly respected.
King Is a young msn-23 or "a years Of age, and has a
vile and iva children; and is the son Of one Of the most
respectable and wealthy citizens Of the county. His wife
Is Of a worthy family from Scriven county. He imme-
dia,e'y fed. The unfortunate man was wrought To fren.
~ by ''the green eyed mons,er,' but Maulden. ill his
latest breath .ssseversted the innocence Of the woman; K
N The COMMUNITY all say he must be innocent. After
shooting dow" The man. King took out his ram-roA, beat
his wife with i, and bruke j, over her, although she /, in
a very delicate condition.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-08-28

The Lexington Observe, says thai the large baggine
factory. ripe " slks. Sc. Of lir Hon. Henry Clay. were
rniir-ly consumed by FIRE On The 7ih inst. together with
several Ions VI hsy and q smsr amount Of manufactured
articles. Ines estimated at from 5000 10 5000. Of
which 5000 WAS covered by insuisnce. The fire was
supposed 10 be the work Of an incendisry.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-08-28

From Santa Fe and chihuahua The stesmer Am.
arau', arrived a, ST. Louis on the 9th inst. from indie.
%penacnce with Edw. J. Glasgow, Mr.. Roussi, and sew.
eral Santa Fe aud Chihuahua traders; they arrived a,
Independence on the 9Th inst. in tho rems shurt
time nj 70 days from Santa re aud 46 from Chihuahua;
their company consisted OF forty men aud ten wagons
Mr.. Glasgow brought, in S35 600 in specie, and Mr..
Ro"ssi. $4,000. They bring no new of Importance
from the Mexican country.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-08-28

Indian Fight.-Ws learn from the St. Louis New
Era. tina, on The l4,h If July las, = band Of Ottus at,
lacked and n,assacred four Indians Of the Pawnre ribe,
who were living amung the traders and men in Govern
'nen' employ n.n, On the south side Of the Missouri and
the Bluff. These murders were committed. il
is said. in retaliation tr The loss Of some thirty five u.
los IN . sklrnish which recently took place between the
two tribes in the Buffalo country.
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Tnial. q 400.

Ofthe 225 assaults and batteries, only % were per
Pe'ra'ed by ci,izers Of the United States. (2S OF which
wrreb by blacks } Of the remaining Isl complaints, l02
are against Irish and 80 against Germans. OF the 6Sl
complaints Tor in'oXication and ~disorderly conduct, only
% are against whrie citizens II The United States and
81 against black citizens. The remaining $50 ARE pr,n-
c,pally against The Irish and Germans. the former of
whoin take up iS0 and the latter 10.
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.

~ THE rerlar packe, Brig "JOHN
N&9A A. LANCASTER" Capt. Lovelard,
E&1x1ER is now ready 10 receive height Tor Tho a.
D0 move port, and will sail from the 9Th 10
U,n ., ,ep,-mber. Those who design shipping by her
will please have their goods down as early az praciica.
Die. HENRY bUDLAM Il Co.
Richmond, August q 3tif
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A D,pLonArsr.-Mr. Stiles, Of Grar,is. Charge to
Austria. has sppointed n. p. Willis. Esq as Secretary
and a,iaclr To his embassy. This has induced Mr.. w
To change snmew hal his European route, and vii. relieve
him from Custom House vrxaiious IN his travels.
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CASH FOR

VIE Undersigned, as usual. IA prepared 10 pay The
L highest market price ior Wheat. delivered a, his
Lumber house, On the canal. He invites all WIN have
Wheat Tor sale, 10 give hln-a call.
BENJAMIN +. SACKETr.
July 10 isif
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OTEY,
II TITO RIVE Il 1T L.lJJ..

IYNCnDURo, Va.
WILL attend regularly all the courts in the conn.
w ties Of Campbell, Amherst, Bedford and lhe Cur
ration OF Lynchhurg. All business entrusted to him
i'll be strictly attended Ia. Office above the Markel
ouse. next door ~ DR.. Blackfurd's.
July 81 visit
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d. l.i92
From the ~forsgoins exhibit, i. will be seen TINT ol The
Whole number oi persons apprehend,d mere iran two
thirds were moi native 10 the soil. We should like To
who are returned a. botn in ina United States.
We add the foiowing hdfhmary Of crimes and often
ces charged against The parties. having compressed the
table within The hrieiesi limits
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DRUG and .NEDxCkNsES.

VIE Subscriber offers a large and well srl.r,ed stock
4 Of DRu6s, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OTIS. Dye.
SrUFFs. GLASS WARE, PERrUMERY, SCARS. FANCY
ARTICLES, nc. comprising every article usually i.und
IN the DRUa LINE, To which he respe iiully invites the
attention vi his former customers az we'll a. the public
generally. JOHN IT,, cay Druggist.
u. Particular attention given To prescriptions tur Ply
slcians and families, whiri. will be- put mp at all hours
with nea,ness and accuracy.
Orders from the country promptly a,,etdsd to, and
Medicines warranted. J. r.. s,
June l2 wtsir
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w w.. =. RElU, Jr.,
A : o r N = = A = L A W

---.. NJ
WILL attend regularly all the Courts in The cam
w ties "f Campbell, .ippomatior, and the Corpo.
rdi'o" Of Lynchbmy, and The Superior Courts of Rock
bridge.
Aiibusiness entrusted to him will receive promrt A.
tent,on. OFFICE IN Schoolield's new bnilJ,ngnear
the Police Office.
Aug. 4 S,if
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Eye. II, Washington Union.
MEXICAN DOCUMEN l..

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yesterday, a translation II the rrp,rt and res,lu
thu 8 Submitted by the Mrxlran Minister II Finance la
the thamiier OF Deputies. itn object III when = tn -n-
power. the Executive In contract \ loan OF fifteen nill,on.
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Zls. received At The Department OF SAFE, last evening,
via Pensacola, and is as falioms: