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The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-04-11
COM MER Gal.


From the N. O TropIc OF April 5, I845.
COTTON.-In review Of "Wednesday Morn
ing last, we stated that only small amount of
early part OF the week, as buyers were generally
dslncllned TO continue their purchases at former
terms. On Wednesday, there was some improve
ment in the demand, and the sales amounted 10
400 bales. On Thursday, buyers entered the
market more freely, and the transactions summed
up fully 1000 bales at rather former prices. Yes
ttTday holders manifested increased frmness,
which had the effect of reducing the business,
and the operations did not exceed $500 bales
The market closes firmly at our quotations. The
sales OF the past three days amount to 1900,
and those Of the week to 10000 bales, Of which
Tue man 1, par hSs been on English account.
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FOR THE YAzoo CITY WHO.
RmUCAWTON.-NO. II.

Az no former period Of the world, has
science and knowledge been 50 eagerly
sought after by the great bulk Of mankind.
as at the present. and a close observer must
see that happiness has invariably kept pace
in eAact ratio. From such influence SO
generally believed in, We see an almost uni-
versal effort being made to extend the bless
inRs Of education. Inferior schools are in.
Producing improved systems Of instruction,
and cheap books are rendering every mans
ire.side joyous and happy. From this cause
chiefly is Springing up an enlightened pub
lie opinion, and the supremacy Of the mind
Is becoming more and more discoverable.
The general dissemination Of knOwledga
By directing the mind 70 intellectual enjoy.
ments, greatly weakens those immoral and
sensual pleasures, and leads iis pOsseSsOrs
to habits Of sobristy end temperance. Ig>
aOEsncs Is productive Of mOls diseases,
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~ASN ~

lmieerios and Dreadful results. than all the
other causes pu1lCge,hsr. II benumbs Z
senSibiHlies, debassl tbe affections, TX,
ems and degrades the mint il apd CatEFiIss along
with it ell the train of eVi so destructive
TO the happiness mankind.
Wherever ignorance pre- ails, il places IA
barrier 10 every attempt TO exalt nan TO his
proper and legitimate station. But when
the mind OF youth is, early in life, properly
trained and imbued with relish Cor con.
slant acquisition in knowledge and the pure
eniOyments Of the mind. II then becomes
accustomed TO a proper train Of reflection,
and is qualified for investigating the EVIL
dences which demonstrate the immortality
Of man, as well as TO impress them with a
strong conviction OF the dignity Of their in
tellectual powers, and Of their high and ex'
allied character and destination. How many
hours are spent in folly, idleness and dissi|
patton, thus forming habits alike destructive
to pure peace and happiness independently
Of morallcharacter. Again, 10 the pIOsecu.
ton Of any kind Of useful knowledge, the
rational faculties are invigorated and
strengthened, and reason begins to hold an
ascendency over the desires and inclnations
and the dangers Of the mind ever becom'
ing a slave to the sensitive appetites OF the
sudden impulses of our nature is consider
ably diminished, and those seasons Of lea,
sure which comes in among the occupation
Of every man would only be regarded as
an agreeable relaxation from the seveFer du
ties Of active life. No one entertains q
doubt, that the only dangers which ever car
assail our free and glorious Institutions viii
arise from neglect of educating the great
mass, for ignorance is the prolific source
Of immoral action and principle and which
would necessarily lead to misery, ,Dkereai
knowledge or the light Of the understand
ing is the first thing which restores th'
moral system to harmony and order. /
must be regarded by every discerning maj
to be the commencement of every process
that leads to comfort, Improvement and hap
piness.
Did every man possess such penetrat
ing, expansive and cspacious mind as Web
steI, Clay oil Calhoun, their conditions in
worldly point Of view, would inevitably b,
greatly bsneflted,fO although high cultur,
Of the mind, will have direct tendency Il
give energy and decision of character. Yet
! il by no means follows that il urnlld 20 80
cessity prevent them from following III,
humble ayocations of life.
PHILANDER.
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The JEw.-H. v Herschell, in his visit ID
Rome, says the Jews & live in part &c the
cry called the Ghetto closed IN BY two gates
a. each Of which stands sentinel; and SO
strictly are they confined 10 this place shat
when the Iiber oyelAawsd many Of thei,
houses, short tiines inca. the snHeu rs were
not allowed 70 move Quito obtain esenten
P9TaFy accommodations IN another quarter. :
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We learn @ lho Baltimore Clipper,
tha, the Baptist Church 10 about 70 Be divid.
ed BY the introduction Of the Abolition
question. It appears that in reply to FesO>
luton Of the Board Of the Alabama Mis-.
siOns, "the distinct aud exPlicicit avOwal,
that shareholders are eligible and entitled
TO all the privileges and immuniIies Of their
several unions, and especially 70 receive any
agency, mission, or other appointment which
may fall within the scope Of their operations
and duties" and desiring 10 know whether
the board "wOuld or would not appoint q
stakeholder 10 foreign mission" the hoard,
after asserting "lhat 40 stakeholder OF non.
stakeholder, however largo his contributions
is thereby entitled to be appointed TO an
agency or foreign mission" and that the
appointing power rests with them, and thai
they aie responsible to the Convention foI
its discreet exercise, declares that if ''any
one should offer himself as a missionary
having slaves, aud should insist on retain
ing them as his property, we could not aP
point him." We aIe truly sorry 10 heaI
that any schism should have taken place IL
the Church on account Of slavery.
The Richmond [Va.,) Times and COmpi'
Ter, in speaking Of the subject, says:
"This at once brings the Northern ana
Southern parts Of the Church to an issue
The head quarters Of the Board Of Mission.
is at Boston, and the entire management o.
the funds, &c. has been there rCPOsed; and
the Southern Contributors are now told thai
no STAKEHOLDER is to receive an appointment
from the Board.
The last Religious Herald Of this city
contains the letter Of the Board Of Missions
together with a calm clear document is
sued by the Virginia Board, which frHly
meets the issue, and advises the discOntin
uance OF all connection with the Board al
Boston. Il reviews the letter from thai
Board, conslusively exposes its inconsis
tency and injustice, and directs that al
monies raised for foreign Missionary pur
poses be deposited in a savinge bank in this
city until the annual meeting shall give
direction as to its disposition. 1t further
advises that Convention Of the Southern
Churches be held at Augusta, Geo., on the
9Th Of May, or il the other Churches adj
wise that this city be selected, 10 meet here
on the 10Th Of June-"tO confer on the
best means Of promoting the Foreign Mis-
sion cause an1 Dlher interests Of the Baptisi
denomination in the South"
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For sale.

INTENDING 10 remove from The State.
= wish 10 ,eIl my pToperis consisting o. =
rae OF land ia Carroll county, on The YAH
2 1"sha nver, containing atou 600 acTes.-
Wo small tracts in Holmes coniiy several
man "acls ia YszOo Also, my dwelling
AOnFe and insliu:e in Yazoo civ, store
iionae, oihcT, and several unimtTaved Io,e.
VIZ sen npoe she moel liberal terms.
ApHl =, iS45. 39u. o. d. GIBBS.
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Manure from the vault (nighl soill SOAP
snds aad beef brine. Puta b0shel Of man.
ure aud pailfnl Of brine into ! barrel. ana
al the barrel up With-soap suds. Stir an
well-togetheEi and let the manure siand
three days before using. Pn. pint round
any kind Of vegetables. 10 Dive away an
kinds Of insects and improve the gsoaih Of
the plants. a
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PLANTATION MEDICINES.

or The subscribers, aware OF the Importance
to Planners and Physicians Of having Medicines
which can be relied on as FRESH and GENUINE,
have taken particular 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 s. Co.. Druggists, No. "a
Magazine Street 29-6m
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FIRST CoTToN PROM THR UNIrsD states.
Mr.. Robert Owen, tie celcblaisd PhIlan
thropist Of England, manufactursd the 6Fst
two bales Of American cotton imported into
Great Britain. The bales @efe accoInpani.
ed by statempnt Of the mode Of culfIvas
ton, aud expressing the opinion tfa' the
Is att from which !; came (ticofgIa We be.
level would produce two bundled bales
che following year. We now send about a
million and half bales 10 England ahnuai>
". Ia 1855, Mr.. Madison. writing 70 his
friends, said: ''Thete il 40 reason 10 doubt
that tht United States will one day become
a great cotton growing country" Six years
after tba, Tin 1899 the Union produced
lbs, 326 pc nds in one year; IN 1895, the
crop vas &. 276 800 pounds; and in 1s42 1t
was 7s3 ,22l 800 lbs & Crescent City.
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Public Meeting.

THE citizens Of YazoO City and vicinity
are requested to meet at the PHGNIx HOUsE
on Saturday eUeniRg the l9h inst, at Z
O'Clock, to consider the pTOprieiy Of nOmis
mating candidates for the Insuing Legisla-
tore, friendly to the removal of the Court
House from BenloA to YazoO City.
Yazoo City, April IL, ls45. 4O-2t
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InSOIVent NOlfce.

ME undersigned having been appointed
n Commissioners Of Insolvency, Oh the
Es ate OF U. J. Whitehead. deceased, will
meet al the Office OF J r. Richards. in ten.
ton, on the third Monday Of each and every
month, for the ensuing SIX months. for the
purpose of receiving and auditing claims
against said estate.
GEO. B. WILKINSON, !
4. SIDNEY PERKINS Cor's.
J0AhR. RICHARDS,
March 9Th, SIS. 39-6m.
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NOlice.

a 7 the April Term, 1915, ofihe Honora.
a tie PROBATE Courtot y szoc counr,. SrsIe
OF MifsissipPi. shaii present nv Goalac
count o. Admin straiion, on lhe a. sl4 !. r
William P. Iadberry, decd, for set,lemrl
and allow nce.
EDWARD G. HARRIS.
.4dm'T. De 6Onis non cum fesian,ento amnexo.
April 4, l845. 3s3,.
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Ilo,,i.inr,n nnd No..
Sickles & Co.,

"a, MAGAZINE ST, New ORLEANS,
or Importers and Dealers in Drugs and Med
eines, Paints, Otls and Dye Slu6s have just open
ed their new Wholesale Drug Store, and are now
receiving extensive assortment OF fresh and
genuine Drugs and Medicines, which they offer
for sale at prices according 10 QUALITY. 29-6m.
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or That gentleman who 10 fond Of Oc>
rasionalIy writing short communications for
this paper, is informed that he might as
well hand them in himself and not go the
unnecessary Trouble Of getting a second per.
son 10 do il Cor him, as bis hand writing is
we'll known to Us.
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PROBATE COURT.

state Of Mississippi, PROBATE COURT
YAzoo CoUNTY, March Term, I845.
n GREEABLY to an order Of the Probate
"A Court Of said cOunty,-Notice IS here,
BY given to all persons Interested IN the
lands, tenements and hereditamehts Of Sarah
L. Stillmans decd, to be and appear before
the Probate Court Of said county. 10 ia
held on the fourth Monday of Nav next,
then and there to show cause, II, any they
can, why an order should not Sc made for
the sale Of the real estate Of said deceased,
lying and being in the town 0f YazoO CITY,
county Of Yazoo and State Of Mississippi,
known az Lots Nos. a, .I7S, TO, II, 222,
S07 and 40
And Il is further ordered, that publication
OF this citation be made ID three public
places in Yazoo county, fot the space or
forty days and the YazOO City Wing for
three weeks
WITNEss, Hon. James r. Burfus, Judge
OF Probate of The county of Yazoo, the eth
Monday Of March, 1916, and zeal Of the
Court. Issued The 20lh day of March 1916.
C1AS. M. Eisl1D son, Crk.
Rv a. S. PRsKlNs, 5. 6.
April u, 1916. 40-St.
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OF the StOck ilOllEcrs.

ofthe Commercial Bank Of Manchester.
N VIE Stockholders in the Commercial
- Bank OF Manchester, are notified tina, an
election will take place at the Banking house,
in Yazoo City, on Monday the l4th day of
April next, for eleven Directors in said Bank,
10 serve for the next ensuing twelve months.
The polls will open at 10 O'Clock a. M.
and close at O'Clock, P. NJ.
ALEX. SMITH, CAsH'R.
YazOo City, March, 9Th I845. $685.
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WILL a. the April Term. 1915 az The
y Probate Coart OF lazOo count. NIKE an
annual seetitGiem viii said Conrl. ~ admin.
lstGaiOr Of the esta OF Hugh Jstkso,, .J.c,d
FRANKLIN DAVIS. Adm'T.
April, 4. I845. se4.
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or We see that our friend Judge @. D.
GIBBs, is recommended in the "CantOn
Creole, as a suitable person to represent
this district in the next Senate. That
Judge Gibbs would make an efficient and
worthy representative all will readily ads
nit, but We think, that the intention Of
Judge Gibbs to remove from the State, will
prevent him from accepting Of the nOmina.
ton.
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Some Of the popsrs appear to be surprised
that Mr.. R. J. Walker, Secretary Of the
Treasury, should appoint wing his cent?
Dental secretary, al salary OF $1,000 a
year. We are not surprised at the appoint.
mert, as Mr.. ALDER, is cousin to his wife.
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WOMEN IN OFF1cE.-In Woolwich town.
ship, Gloucester county. N. j., the people,
in town meeting, last week, took two very
respectable maiden ladies', Sally Brown and
Betsey French, and elected them Justices
Of the Peace hv a trinmnhant majority.
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OF n Is stated that the Russian Ambas,
sadOr has formerly entered aprOtes. with
our Government on behalf Of the Emperor
Of Russia, against the Annexation Of Texas.
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Tho bayou,

We would respectfully call the attention
Of the Mayor and Selectmen to the Bayou
at the lower end Of Main Street. That itG
present cUudlsiUu neeus purifying, BY some
means, all who pass over the bridge will
admit. AS the Bayou is the place Of gen.
eral depOsite for all the dead carcases, &c.
Of the lower part Of the town, we think,
for the benefit of health, that an ordinance
should be passed by the Board Of Selectmen
inRiciing heavy fine upon any person de-
posting such materials in the Bayou.
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We see il stated in our exchange papers,
that dreadful disease has broken out among
the United States troops al Copper HarbOr,
on Lake Superior. It is said to be very
fatal.
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We CAN'T AeofPT.-Ths Philadelphia
Spirit OF the Times says, that it iS rumOrsd
that dispatches from tho Government Of
Great Britain to her Minister at Washing
ton have been received, proposing anhexa.
ton with the United States, on condition
that we pay of her National debt. You
can't come in, madame, Texas is as much as
we have loom for at present; besides, Great
Britain is 90 great shakes.
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DR.. Parker, Baptist Missionary to China,
has been nominated by MIR. Polk as Secre>
s..y sf legation there, and has nomination
was confirmed BY the Senate.
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Gen. Saunders, Of North Carolina, will
it is said, be appointed Minister to Spain.
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PUNCTUALITY.-It is stated as a singular
fact, that since the formation Of our gov>
eminent, no Speaker Of the House Of Rep,
resentatives has been absent whole day
from his post.
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We lean from our New York papers,
that The United States Express Mail Be.
tween that city and New orleans has been
discontinued. Can't our frieOds Of the
Crescent City give the G. 6. Uncle Sem
another spur.
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TRADE WITH BRAzTL.-The New York
Herald Of the 2Sd ull., says:-"As an in
stance Of the increasing trade with the En-.
Pire Of Brazil we will mention that no less
than FIVE square.rigged vessels sailed YES.
terday from this port for Rio de 1aneiro.-
One steamer, to be used, we believe, in the
Amazon, was among the numbet.
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IMPORTANT. Gen. QustIIebum, Of South
Carolina, is a. Washington City. So look
out Mr., Polk.
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The Senate Of Massachusetts has refused
a third rea4ing, by vote Of two to enc, to
the bill providing for the election Of Mem
bers Of Congress BY plurality vote.
or The United States Senate adjourned
sine die on the goth uIt.
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EPITAPH FOR THE 26TH CONGRESS. IT h
Washington correspondent of the New YoTl
Express proposes monument to this de
sunct bod " with this Epiiaph:-
ERECTED
In COmmemoratiOn
ofthe
Popular Branch
Of tho
2STH CoNGREss OF THE UNITED STATES,
who departed this life Marcn 4, l645,
as just testimonial
to that body,
which assumed for itself powers
not warranted by the Constitution;
which nalli6ed the laws of another Congress
by admitting members chosen
in defiance Of law;
which sanctioned the Tebe lion Of a m b,
was more proscriptiye of persons,
more negligent Of business,
more violent 10 measures and opinions,
and more vulgar in its manners,
tina any legislative body
in the history of the Government.
The historian
who records it's deeds
viii write,
'Sad was the hour Of its birth, !.
and blessed the day Of lie death -
Patriots will mourn over
the years Of its existence,
as those when there was most violence
among men.
and most danger Of the downfall
of the
Temple Of National Liberty.
which had been reared
BY the
Fathers of the Republic.
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AID VERTIs ENT s.
For Sheriff.
Tax sale,

Tax sale.
HERE will be sale Of lands for taxes
due aud unpaid for tie years 1912.
ls43, and 1874, in Washington county,
Mississippi, on the 2nd Monday in April
next, inst, at Princeton.
T. J. LlKENS, Sheriff,
and Ex-oficio Col. of Taxes.
Princeton, March IL, 1916. 4O-lt.
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REPORT OF RHE STATS AUDIToR.-ln The
absence Of the AUDITOR, We have been kind
IL furnished BY Mr. SAMUEL MATTHEWS.
with the original draft oil the report 10 the
governor. We make the following analysis
Total assessments for fiscal year end.
ing Isl March, including brokers,
pedlars, billiard tables, and retail
ers' licenses. S357,42s,46l
Amount Of said assessments paid in-
to treasury, including S2549 Is
excessive or over payments made by
the tax collectors, and which stand
TO their credit for 1874 SS26,595, 1874
Amour. remaining unsettled s3O,ss5, 10
The principal part Of the balance is due from
Washington, Sl6,733 O6: Yalobusha, 81
654 03; Jefferon, SI.747 "a; Kemper, 81.
5S7 10; making in all. $2l 1922 II; and
from oIher counties, Sll,lO4 61}. The
Auditor thinks hat nearly the whole amour,
due will be liquidated ia few DAYS. The
outstanding treasury warrants up to 18th Of
March is $3IS,0I3 49, On the Ist ofJap>
uary. 1914, they amounted 10 1914, O43 43.
showing reduction in the past wear Of
more than one half.
or We learn from the Baltimore Amer.
lean, that u Washington letter says that be-
fore the adjournment Of the recent extra
session Of the Uotted States Senate, Vice
President DALLAS decided that Senators
were entitled to mileage for the extra ses>
sion, although not one Of them bad left the
precints Of Washington. The travelling is
ell constructive, aud thus without paying
out cent, or moving from their places, the
Senators will each pocket Cor. travelling, a
compensation Of about 800 on an average,
amounting inthe aggregate 10 some $35, 900
or $40, OOO.-C Crescent Citg.
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Tax Sale
y MERE will be sale OF lands for taxes
due and unpaid for the years Is42,
l643, and ls44, in Washington county,
Mississippi, on Monday, the 9Th day Of May
next, at Princeton.
T. J. LIKENS, Sheriff.
and Elk officio Col. Of Taxes.
Princeton, March II, 1916. 4O.4t.
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LiSt az Leffer0.

EMAINING in the Post Office al YazoO
~ City, Miss, on the Isl day OF April,
lS45; which, if not taken out within three
months, will be sent to the General lost
Office as dead letters.
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PeFsons calling for either Of the above letters
ssill please say they are advertised
r, EATON KEYS. r M.
April y tssA s9l3t
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-09-20
E'fgm on, Price Current n tia hiefnfhs,
Sa4.,s..u az ss.., f4anfssfa - :, SHAT.

1
COTT0EThe receipts since This day week andtnt 10
400 bales and snte the lstniant to 2U bales We have
exported nothing the stock hand consequently amounts
to 1888 bales, including all shp-board Stock same
time last year 1916 bales.
la the two preceding weeks to that under review we
have had occasion report entire absence of ransac
ons buyers and holders being unable to meet upon such
terms justified operations. During the past week. how
ever an opening may be considered have taken place.
although great disparity of views still exist amongst
Dealers We have report sales since last of about
600 bales chasing middlng fully fair, for which prices
have ranged from to SIC One table of about $50 bales
sold at Sc round cassed strictly mddng fair which may
be taken as criterion of the prices in references the
other grades-placlng say, mddng at 7D74; middling
fair s; fair ga and good fair to fine 85409. At these
prices however (which considered in accordance with
the ansactons 1t proper TO remark, that some of
our factors refuse offer their tables being in many in
stances limited by planters, AC0hc. higher
| The quantity considered really sale will not
perhaps exceed 4D50O bales The quality ranges from
mddlng to good fair; inferior yet forward The
buying has been for export to New York.
The character of from the interior respect
ing the crops continues be generally OF the na
yorable which we have noticed from week to week
for the last month. The present weather although bro
ken and unsettled may he considered in the main IA
yoabe getting the crop out the fields but the injury
previously sustained by drought be made up
however suspicious circumstances may otherwise be-
The prevalence of good weather for any length of time
will however, enable planters exceed the expectations
entertained few weeks since and afford much less
gloomy prospect the result. We of course
this early day. upon positive estimate of the
ceipts this port the coming season. but
change the opinion expressed in annual review Of the
LIST instant that the crop of South Alabama will fall