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Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-01-11

AIayhld Rev James
Mattlsws John
MckiA:k Mrs Senire
Nc Villains John or
Davt
.NcLuerTohn
Micklin lobt a
More A I
More SanIei
NcGarah tnmes
Mott WmN ii
Nelson jams
Oldham WS
iObrien JacA
Putnam ReAg
lPullam MIR
Powell Henry2
lPleasants J A
Reed VIM d
IReed Jacob 2
Richardson A
lRussel VIM (
Randleman Marin,
| heirs or widow
lRhea Pleasant
lRose Francis
Strain Isaac
lSneed+S G 5
Sta gner Mrs Polly
Sharp John
Smith Francis 2 \
Simpson W n
ISmith Richard
Scott A NJ 2
iS,agner Henry W
lSmith Buford
Smith Henry L
Sunderland Peter
Shores James
Sloan Lewis
Iralkington Stephen
Wilson Alfred 3
Williams John 2
Watson John
wv oolf Thos
IWiseman Thos
Warren james
Walker David
Whitaker E Lewis
Iwfisslsn HfGstlnds dAsAs'i4Rfg i4RfgGs s.
Yell A 4
Young Jamcs w
y of the above letters W
ertlsed. .
'AAC STRAIN, P M.
Asst.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-01-11
LIST OF LETTERS.

I i
EMAlNlNG in the Post Office at Fort SIN i,h
- Arkansas, on the 3lst December, 1914
which If not taken out at the expiration of h ret
months will be sent to the General Post Office al
dead letters:
Anderson Robert M'Alister John r
Anderson James M'AIister VIM
Armour w Mccarthy George
Bailey Isaac H L M'ConkIe r c P .rE
Beebe David -' M'David James
Beemnn Justice Meyer Adolphus
Bemo John d Meekle II
Briggs r Morgan Edward
Cooley MahIon Morrow G M
Dalton Danr Owen S Davis
Davis o IS Peabody David
Dees Martin B PeneIIe Lewis
Demonoe'r1n Joha Pickering George
retchinger oai = Puen Asa
Glenn MRS Margaret Schmitt F sdrich
y Grey Charles Sinclair Mrs Ann
Griggs Mary Ann Smith James
llancock Lott w Snorks Willis
Henson Thomas Stapner Geor,e
~ I1o'mes Liberty Sloneroad Geo w
tiosah Michael Taylor Mrs Sarah
Johnson Michael Taylor VIM
Kennedy ScmueI Upton f
nenney George Vanbibber Jas CO
hlnS Jackson Wore Israel G
Z Z eaeh VIM Vanmaker VIM S
Loomas 1t Col G. Waitb Marcus
"arshall Isaac Wooderd Mrs Margaret.
JOHN ROGERS, P. NJ.
rort Smith, Ark, Dec. 81, lS44.-47-3t.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-01-11
C0TI On FACTORY AND WOOL cARD,Ns,

fHSilE undersigned has in complete operalio,
IL on Cane Hill, cotton factory and wool
carding machine; and viii sell thread of superior
tuality at $40 90 per hundred, or 25 cents p.r
bound, by retail: Mercla nts in the Western ma
Of the Stale, in the s. w. part Of Missouri and
in the Cherokee nation woaId find /, 10 their inter.
rst to call. Orders accompanied with the cash
ailI meet prompt attention. Wool carded n, ,L,.
s'ores, notice. competen, Cotton spinner and
W 90 cnrder. may find employment.
Dec. -. fc4a-4w MARK BEAN.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-01-11
= ROCL a MTlON

+ PROCL MTlON
BY THE GOVERNOR.
STATE OF ARKANSAS
TO the Sh1r!Fs of Ms sereral counties in the Isl,
Dirision. A'kansas Muhia-Gree,in.:
hIiaS thai iiafs s IL i atas hssn made known to me
jor General Of the lst Division, A rka nsus Militia
occnsloncd by the resi- gnaton Of General S. G.
Sneed.
Now. therefore, |, Thomas S. DREw, Govern
or of the State of Arkansas, by virtue Of the au-
thority IN me vested by law, do hereby command
you and each Of you TO open and hoIdan election,
al Inc ccurt-houses IN your respective counties,
the 18th day of January next. TO fill such vacancy
according 10 the statute in such cases made and
prov ided. (See section 10 of militia law passed
"a Feb, lS43.)
~~ In testimony whereof, Il have here.
l.. 5. seal or snnv hand, and caused the
(~~) Lttlc Rock. on ,,", he affixed, at
November, A. ID. 1914. -i-u of
TIlOS. S. DREW.
BY the Governor.
DAVID b. GREER, Secretary of State.
The following courtics compose the LIST Divis
ion to wit Sewer, Hcmpstead, Lafayette, Pike
Clark, Ouchi;a. Hot Spring. Montgomery, Pope
Yell, Conway, Perry, Whie. Pulaski. Saline
Crawford. Franklin. Scott, Johnson, Washington
benton. d,son, and Carroll.
| November 80, 1874. 43-Sw.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-01-11

McCullum
McCroghan William
Mcbride J a-..
Miller William II
Mason Mrs Sarah
McCrachen Geo
Mills Daniel r
Mcconnell Nelson
McRinyie Alexander
Mayer or Mazer DR.
tNewland Eli
lNewland James
IO'Carrol Matilda
lOdum John
Pugsley DR. E G
Pey ton, Mrs Mellia
Pulay Thomas
Pence John or
| John Hatfield
Patterson DR. J T
Palmer james
Paeitt Joseph
Rush Peter or 2
Landrons SaturfeId
Rankin William
Roberts Wilson r
Ross Mrs Rachel
Riddles Thos E
Rose David
Summers Capt Sam B
Stone Parker F
Scott w G.
Spring John or
Nancy Rainey
Stevenson J G
Steward Chas M
Suard DR. J A
Woodbridge
Ward William
alker VIM
Woodson Walter F
Wright Waller
Worthipgton Lafayette
Williams Andrew J
Winfrey John F
Woodson Walter or
William .
Win,in J ,hn F -"
+ f. dny of the above
Say they are advertised.
iSHBOURNE, F. NJ.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-01-11
Negracs Wasltcss

Negracs NVantcsa.
y.7 r wish 10 ise six likely able bodied i3cor~
vu-aaaa, by The Ii. December. to 20 ns 80:
.ns,n on lie Nav .sss1nek- SxaxSxs No q. ~
s,,'sA &C.: - s'''.' "a |1ai B r
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-01-11

10 sent 10 the foSt Olilc
,ers:
Attorney Prosecuting
Blair Joel P
Barker Joseph
Ballard Thos
Bridgewood Thos IL
Brickev Jonathan
Baker Simeon =
Brown DR. G F 2
Courry Rev John .
Crawford A A 2
Clark Amos
CALDWELL Wm
Coroner Of Washingto
county
Caldwell Abram 2
,ain D G.
copper Alfred
lemmons Wm or
.iobn n CuItIs
duncan w B
barren William
Namm Rinknrd
jonelson Ambrose D
hickey lohn d
Ewin Jhn
Evans ! d
van James
dwards jonathan
irley Mrs Hetty
reyschlag Miss NJ
i!lett James S
ibson John
raves VIM
- arre,t Moses 2
rubbs Mrs kez;ah
DWELL James Z
logan John ID
larrel Rev John
Ianson Hart
ialstcd Lemuel
Hodges John
Hash Fielding
rby William
lcnes Mr. w
zones Andrew
johnson Caldwell C
Key Mrs Prudence
Looper Allen
Larrimore VIM T 2
Love Rev VIM
Lewis John
More, Abbott g. Co z
Mitchell David
| Persons calling for o
please say they are ad
lNpi,ary II 1S1l--
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-01-11
A LIST OF LETTERS.

DEMAlNlNG in the Pot Office at Fayette-
HI vile, Arkansas. on he lsr of January,
1915, which if not taken out n three monri.- will
10 sen, TO the Post Office Deprtmen, as dead let:
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-01-11

IIGVIAG GACEIpD
"etwe'n New Orleans and Fort Gibson,
ne splendid new and fast running
SSEFxxzH wick viii run as a regular packet du.
ring the present season between the aboy mentioned
ports touching al al! landings on the Arkansas river
Every attention will. be paid to the comfor, or
stngers-and to the delivery of letters, PARCELS or or
oers entrusted 10 the Of her officers
December 7, 1s44.-44-3ni
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-01-11

TO- = ny ae:hesieee
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-01-11

Persons calling for any OF the aoo'e 'e''o'
please say they are ndvert,se'.c crpAIN.p
January IL. lS45.-4S-St. ---
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-02-04

LONDON, Dec. l0.--For the last three or four
months, considerable activity has prevailed in
the Government dock yards, in bringing into
state of preparation number OF line-of-hHt'''
ships that had been preuonsIyiafd up as their
services were not likely to be again required.
These preparations have consisted in the exam
ination of the copper, putting in the ballast ana
lower masts Of the vessel, filing their water
tanks, and supplying them with gun carriages
and ordinary stores, that would be requisite to
ct them out for sea. In this state'of forwardness
about twenty-five or thirty ships of the line have
been completed in the docks and basins, and
have returned to their former moorings In the re-
spective harbors, under the denomination Of adj
yanced ships. 1t must not be inferred that these
preparations have originated in any prospect OF
war; at least we see nothing in the political
horizon which could lead US to the opinion that
Government had any apprehension that so ca
lamitous an event was near at hand N. D.
Bulletin.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-02-04
GREAT BARGAINS IN HARDWARE.

CAMUEL LOCKE, Nos. 7 & 8, Front Levee,
~ between Custom House and BienVille streets
New Orleans, has now in store, received by late
arrivals from Europe and the Northern manuiac-
tories, large and we'll selected stool or hard
ware, comprising every thing usually md in n
hardware stOre such as cutlery tools of all Sorts
Birmingham and Sheffield goods, builders, hard
ware, japanned ware Of every description, tim
ware Of his own manufacture, at Northern pri-
ceS, sheet copper, lead pipe, zinc, iron, steel,
nails anvils, manila and tarred rope, Of all si-
yes, paints, oils, &c,&C, with variety ofaew and
improved articles.
His stock is very complete, and is now offered
lower than hardware was ever offered IN this
market. Country merchants would do we'll TO
examine bis stock before purchasing.
N, B. A full assortment Of North's Timers
tools and machines; also tnplate, block tin,
rivets, iron and brass wire, and all articles re.
quired in the manufacture Of tin ware.
January 7, l845.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-02-04

ny The senior editor Of the Savannah Ke-
vnnblcan, in his travels through Continental Eu-
rope Csays the N. o. Picayune,) gives an inter-
est,ng description of Vienna. Not having room
for it, we can only call attention to his letters
and express the hope, that upon his return to the
United Sta,es Le will publish his notes in we'll
digested volume. We cannot omit one fact
sshich he states upon visiting the vaults Of the
Capuebin chapel, where the remains OF the royal
family of Austria are deposited
The coffin which. is viewed with the most IN
AeFest ia tnaE sf the young Napoleon, which Is a
simule one, and is placed near that OF has grand
father Francis, who was very fond OF him. On
II are Inscribed the words" NapOleonis Galle
iImperatoris Eilius" (Son OF Napoleon, Emperor
of Franoe). How little could Napoleon have
t5maeined, when he entered these very vaults, 10
1909. that his own son waste be placed there! Il
4 singular, too, that the yong Napoleon should
have died in the same room in the palace nj
Sohonbrun where his father slept
Not singular at ell, for there ambition hrs'
oorrupted BY its false glitter the heart Of NaPO'
leon. and the mind that oravsd Tor boundls''
and infinite control, was doomed to rest where
anticipation frst beguilsd it from the path Of
duty.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-02-04

The ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH IN THE UNITED
SrATEs-There were in this country fifty years
since, but one Bishop aud twenty-five priests OF
this denomination, with few scattered church,
es. There are now twenty-one Bishops, nearly
one thousand priests, with seven hundred chur-
ches, and about five hundred missionary stauon''
They have forty-eight acadeo les twenty one
ecclesiastical seminaries, thirty-six houses for
religious women, and twenty-six orphan asy-
lums. Their increase is at the ratio of nearly
one hundred per cent every ten years, being, OF
course largely aided by emigration. he in
crease of the general population is thirty-four
per cent. There ara two societies in Europe,
whose principal object is 10 convert this county
70 the doctrines of their Church, hamelyi the
Leopold Foundation in Austria, and the society
Of st. Charles BorromeO in Lyons. The latter
transmit tied to this country in 1910, Sl69,OOO'
and in ls42. Sl77, OOO.-[Phil. North Amer.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-02-04
-. n1nmrnRnlen nf (anId. J.
NEW BLACKSMITH q WOODSTOCK.

I'VE solicit share Of patronage IN the
w above branches Of business, and IN
which we hope 10 give general satisfaction, as
We shall procure the best Of workman that can
he had.-sueh as Shoers, Plantation Smiths,
Spring repairers and nakers: Work done on
pstter terms than ever before in this city Plan
tiers aud others would do well 10 give us CALL
AZ our prices are reducsd 20 suit The times.
0-.PiIorse-Shoeing- SEVENTH-FiVEe cents
BLACKMAN, WINFORD & Co.
o-A-Shon opposite our Back STAgLE.
Yszoo City, Dec. 10, l54A -l6
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-02-04

0N13-The treaty negotiated by Mr.Cushing with
the Empire Of China was ratified by the Senate,
on the 10th utimo, it is understood, by large
majority of votes 1t is stated, with regard to
its provisions, that it secures to the Americans,
among ether important privileges, that of erect
ing hospitals and temples Of worship at each Of
the Eve free ports-an indulgence never before
nllnwad 10 foreigners.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-02-04
nos ECT us.


UNHE subscriber commenced on the lst Of May,
1874, a monthly periodical, entitled 'sNed
Buntline Magasine." Edited by Edward Bunt.
line, Eco, late Of the U. S. Navy, devoted en-
tireIy TO Western Literature. OF octave size,
containing 80 pages, and printed in a superior
STYLE, IL is at once cheap, and desirable pub
LEGATION. WetteTn writers Of distinguished note,
oontFihBte monthly to its pages, and il is Hoped
that Western people, viii give il a preference
over Eastern works, and thus, nos only encourage
the talent in their midst, but cause their money
10 circulate amongst Themselves, in preference 20
tie filing the sOders Of Eastern capitalists.
The conteuts Of this work viii DO biographies
OF dstinguifhld men, historical tales and sketeh-
e., yarns Of tle sea, moral and scienti6c essays,
army and uayJ news, poetry, critics, &c. go,
mostly originll;- will be suited for the par
Tor and Feadlig room, and will merit sUppori.
Price s. O per year, payable invariably in
advance. Pssons forwarding $40 bank note,
current in thil city viii receive six copies.
All computations must Be post paid or
franked.
/ ~ Ediios inserting this Prospectus four
TINES, win scsive the wOrk regularly CO.. one
E. C. JUDsoN, Poblishsls cad
sspta, Ist Prophecies, Piii'buFEh, Pa.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-02-04

OLFThe N. o. Bulletin, says: Without taking
into account the elections to be made in Virgin
ia. Indiana and Tennessee, the Senate of the
United States after the 4th of March will stand
"a Wings to 25 Democrats. If the Democrats,
therefore, elect Senator in only enc OF The
doubtful States pSnIed, and the Wings in the
a,a.rr TWO, there will still be a practical demo-
cratic majority in the Senate by means of the
casting vote of the Vice President Should the
Wings succeed in all three of the States named,
there viii, nevertheless, in all probability, be
Democratic majority in an early period Of Mr..
PoLK's Administration by the addition of -four
Senators (al ofthem Democratic, it is to be pre-
sumed,) from the incoming states of Iowa and
Florida.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-02-04

OEFThe Legislature Of Maryland have elect
ed Reverdy johnson, Esq, to succeed Mr. Mer-
rick 10 the Senate OF the United States after the
fourth Of March next. The Legislature of Delo'
ware have elected the Hon. John NJ Clayton to
succeed Mr.. BayaFd
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-02-04
NOTICE.

fR ETTERS Of Administration on the estate
80 of DAVID F. MoRToN, deceased, having been
granted to me by the Probate Court of Yazoo
county, at its December Term, in the year 1874
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, OF they will be forever barred
BEN: GRIMES, Ad'mr. &c.
January 7, l845 -22-6t
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-02-04

AAy-Tho Louisville Democrat says, "NOtwith'
standing the coalition between the Wings and
Natives in Pennsylvania, and the two reCuSant
democratic, they have failed in the accomplish
ment Of their deSigns-Ihe defeat Of the demo-
cratic nominees Thus the democrats have fully
triumphed over the coalition"
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-02-04
John e. STARK.

HAVING purchased the ENTIRE STOCK
IA of GROCERIES, formerly owned by
Blackmau, Winford g. Co., is happy to inform
present friends and future customers that he is
ready to supply them with every thing--from a
barrel Of cider to puncheon Of rum-from a
ground,uut to walnut-from boring 10 a
tnackeral, sugar, tea, Ae. At all times TO be
found ono door above the Brick Stable, Yazoo
CITY. January 7, 1915.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-02-04

CONGRESS-. the 10th ult., was passed the
bill holding the Presidential election on one day.
Tuesday next after the first Monday in NOvem-
Der, has been selected as the day.
Mr.. AtchisOn reporteda bill to organize the
territory Of Oregon, the bill includes all south Of
the 49th degree of north latitude, and east Ofthe
Rocky Mountains and north Of the boundary
line between the United States and Texas, not
included within the limits Ofahy State. and also
over the territory comprising The Rocky Noun
tains and the country between them aud the Pa
cifc Ocean south of 81 degrees and 40 minutes
of north latitude and north Of the 42d degree of
north latitude.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-02-04

REASON SUFFICIENT. The Indiana Statesman
gives the following as reason for postponing the
Senatorial election: "The counties Of Barthol-
omew, Boone, Floyd, Marshall, Greens Owen,
Tippecanoe, Madison, Morgan, and Mongom'
cry are nsisrepresented in our State Legislature
by fifteen Wings"
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-02-04

Or4FFather Rider, who occupies the principal
position in the Catholic College Of Georgetown,
District Of Colombia, intends to sail from New
York for Havre, on the 18TH instant, on his way
to the Holy See, on business Of great Importance,
connected with Catholicy in the United States
OfAmefica.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-02-04

nETER IOTT-No. SIX Canal street, cor
ner Dorsier street, New Orleans, keeps
constantly on hand every variety Of Ladies',
Gentlemens' and Childrens' BOOTS q SHOES,
which be offers for sale wholesale and retail, on
LASTS. FINDINGS, &c. Jan. Z, 1874.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-02-04

give see It stated in Northern papers that
the Captain General Of Cuba has prohibited the
publication Of Eugene Sues "Wandering jew"
vet every Gle Of Havana papers which reaches
US contains aportion Of it There must be some
mistake in the matter-IN. o. Picayupe.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-02-04
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.

CTEWARTsGIN sTANDs-great improve
~ ment;
Gentry's Patent Corn Mills;
BaldWin's Corn and Cob CrusherS,
Straw Cutters;
Spinning Ginnies, Spinning Wheels and
Reels;
Corn Shelters;
PLOUGHS-llalPs, Improved Peacock and
other kinds-a very large stock on hand.
Wagons, Carts, Cart Wheels, WbeelharTOws,
Hoes, Axes, Spades and ShOVels, Harness,
Trace aud Ox-Chains,
For sale by ]. w. COOK.
Vicksburs, Dec, IA, 1874. 10
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-02-04

OtrThe mansion OF Dr.. John Steele, Of Au-
tauga county, Ala, was destroyed BY Ere ie"
daylsinoe-loss from $4,000 to $4,000 The
Tobacco House OF Mr.. ThOs. Crown, near An
nspolil, Nd, destroyed by ire--los' heavy
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-02-04
WHOLESALE RETAIL MANUFACTO-
RYDF TINWARE.

SAMUEL Locke, at IL Front Lsvec,
- New Orlean, hegs 10 inform bis friends and
the public that BIZ continues his manufactory Of
tinware, copper, 20. Of all descriptions and that
his prices are fully lower than the same articles
can be imported rom the North.
He sOlicitS his friends generally TO cell and
judge for themselves.
January, 7th B45, 40
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-02-04
Yazoo City Municipal Election.
February 10, 1915.

IL We are authorized to announce r.. EATON
KEYS Esq, candidate for the office of Town Mag Is
trate of Yazoo City for the twelve months ensuing tbs
election of Monday next.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-02-04

nATThe Hon. Daniel Sturgeon has been re
elected Senator in Congress from the state OF
Pennsy lvOnia, for six years. commencing rom
the 4th of March next. Mr.. Sturgeon received
the entire vote of the democratic party.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-02-04

NUTTER g. CO., - WHoLEsALE GRocERs,
~ WINE AND LIaUoR DEALERS, No. %, New
Levee directly opposite Steamboat Landing,
New Orleans January Z. 1914.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-02-04

CONGRESS-, 25th ut.-- Nothing new about Tex
as, if we omit rumor that It bad been decided
in caucus to close the debate upon annexation in
the House, on the 25th,
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-02-04

IT F7We are authorized to announce N. R0YSTER,
candidate for the Office of Town Constable at the sam
election.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-02-04

GROCERIES, GROCERIESH
HNHE subscribers offer for sale cheap Tor cash,
or good city paper, complete stock Of
Groceries, Wines and Liquors, as low ana on as
favorable terms as any house in the city. Com
mission Merchants and Planters orders promptly
attended to. CUTTER ~ w.
No. %, New Levee, New Orleans.
January 7, 1914 %
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-02-04

(srThe Senate of Virginia goes for anne1a'
tion by vote Of Is to :.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-02-04

1HYA thousand balesof Cotton were destroyed
by FIRE in Charleston, S. c., en- the 2lst alt. In
sureI.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-02-04

0EPThe mansion of John P. Walworth, Esq.
at Natchez, was burnt to the first story on the
oath uH.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-02-04

0HsFThe Puseyite controversy was waxing more
bitter, and producing great excitement in Eng
land
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-02-04

NJ Gen. Jaoksen has written letter to the
editor Of the Globe. dated at the Hermitage,
January |, in which he gives it as bis opinion
that il Congress does not annex Texas this ses-
sion it never can, unless it be regained by the
sword. This opinion is founded upon letters
from Mr.. Donelson, written to Gen. Jackson, in
which our Charge TO Texas expresses the belief
that, unless the measure be adopted at once,
tTsxas will come upper treaty obligations TO for
eisn countries that will preclude the FEASIBILITY
If her asserting TO annexation.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-02-04


IT PMR LEwIs-Dear Sr-YOu will please announce
in Your valuable paper, the following gentlemen
didates for eectmen Of YazoO City, at the next cleo
tim, aud Oblige MANY Voters.
las NJ ALLEN, J. M HOLLINGSWORTH,
WIN ] LEAKE, ANDREW MURDOCH.
JOHN s. WALLA CE, WALTER HUNTINGTON.
N-PMR LRwIs-DeaF SiT:-YOu will please announce
I'm 70 paper the following named gentlemen, as canal
dates for the Office of Seecmen Of YazOO CITY at the
coming election they will receive the cordial support
of MANY VOTERS
T. M ALLEN p. Il. POPE.
H. HARRISON, z. ODONNELL,
/ M. HOLLINGEWORTH, s. v. MITCHELL!
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-02-04

n1y-In the diagram OF the Heavens IN another
column-rather a rough affair thought should
have been stated that the earth has one moOn'
or child: Jupiter, fouri Saturn, seven; Hersehel
=. fr,,pus. six. Astronomers believe that the
rings Of Saturn are formed by the close cOnneo-
lion Of many moons, in time likely to be an in
eandescent atmosphere similar to that which now
surrounds the Sun, giving light, life and heat to
the whole Of our System. You see II We don't
stop eating potatoes, and destroying that life
which Il is not in our power 10 replace then We
shall prevent Saturn from becoming the centre Of
System us great as our own,
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-02-04

TPR. n. VIM, Esq, is a candidate for the Office
of Town Orstable, at the same election.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-02-04

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