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DEMOCRATIC DOCTRINES PREVAIL

we perceive that the Montreal Herald exam
ines the Corn Law Question in detail, and after
so doing demands of the mother country these
concessions. viz A remittance Of the interest Il Z
The debt Of Canada to Canada permission for
Canada TO buy and sell where they can to the
hest advantage; to- take off the duty Of articles
from Canada; and to open her rivers To all ma
lions. The Herald. in these demands snbstan.
tally asks for The independence of Canada. All
VINO speak our language beginning tn de
mand Democratic rights. and are contendino al
ready, with the weapons Of truth, for such priv
lrges. as all men were intended by their Creator
to enjoy.
II is indeed a novelty TO witness an open effec.
tive advocacy Of The rights of Universal Surface
upon the British portion Of the other hemisphere.
And we feel embodened to prophecy, that the
bold hearts and enlarged intelIects Of determined
phan,broPists will, ere The majority of those
who now breathe are dust, have succeeded in 40
complishing their design.
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BLOODY AND BRUTAL. AFEAIR

The MaysoiHe Eagle of the lltb inst. saws
gentleman from Pendleton County nfprms rs
hat on the 18th uIt, a man named Isaac Haw-
klus, who had wife and two children. eomroi,.
lfd rape upon young girl of from twelve to
lonrieen years Of age, named Elizsbeih Miller. nm
me road leading from Falmouth to Williamstown.
warrant was issued the same day for the an
prehenslon If Hawkins, and placed in the hands
ni II. NJ. Lowe, constable Of Pendleton Cnuntv
Lowe, ~ company with another individual. TO-
paired to the House of Hawkins. where he fund
him in the act Of leaving. He informed him tbat
he had writ for his apprehension. Hawkins
drew dirk from his bosom, with view. il il
supposed, Of intimidsting 1--we, and then At.
tempted 10 make his escape. Lowe called him
three times successfully to stop, to which Haw.
kins paid no attention. Lowe then raised his ann
and shot, the bullet taking effect on the rich, Side
between the second and third ribs. Hawkins f.
Ter suffering much pain, died on the afternoon of
the 9Th. A great deal of sympathy was felt far
the wife and children Of Hawkins. but none an
Peared 70 regret the fate Of Hawkins himself
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LATEST FROM VERA CRUZ

A letter from the u. S. steamship mississippi.
under date of Vera Cruz. July 10Th. says:-
q The Commodore and all the Squadron, ex
cept ihe st. Mary's. John Adams aud Lawrence
are hpre--the abuve named vessels are blockadny
'Fampico and the m"nth Of the Rio Grands. We
lay here in sigh, of San Juan de Ulloa with her
big guns araning at ms. ....,
The Princ,on run sufficiently close To the
Castle 10 have been riddle,l but was no, touched
her Canisin is the right stripe. He went
WIN the Princeton few days since close to the
oeach: put his men ashore and fight with abou,
ooo mex'cans-kiled 3or and drove the re-
manner ot-shot bullock and took him ON hoard
WELL"
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The British government have had prepared
gold medal TO be presented to Capt Upton, Of the
ship Gov. Davis, Of Boston. with the thanks of
the government, Tor his active and gallant exer.
tions in saving the lives the crew Of the British
ship Glenview, twenty two in number. Tbe
medal will be forwarded to Captain Upton ,brooob
the American Government
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expressing regret that certain prov sions, which
in their bearing. seem To me trenchapt and sud
den beyond the calls Of the occasion. have been
allowed TO remain as parts Of this bill. Were it
IN my power to except these provisions from the
operation Of my vote, would do so hut viewed
as whole. as measure Ia accommodate a vast
and intricate subject 10 the prevailing sentiment,
"f the American people To reduce the burdens
arihcally imposed upon the shoring and produc-
tive masses. and To reconcile diminished restric-
tion of trade with increased contributions from It
cannot resist the impression that the bill is more
equal. more tempered. and more just. than the
net of 1912. which it supercedes. That il deals
with some pursuits and resources Of my native
Commonwealth less kindly than she might we'll
expect, does not relieve me from my duty. but
"nly makes its performance personally reluctant
and painful.
In aid of these considerations. adequate. per
haps. in themselves To control my vote, there is
another which, am free To confess. nothing but
an unforeseen. sheer. and pressing public uecessi-
ty could ever induce To torego forget In
strict concord with the letter aud spirit nf the con-
siltuI"n the Vice President of the United States
now called upon TO act, is the direct agent and
representative of the whole people. Ia advance.
and dependent upon contingent results, il is per
ectly competent Ia this. his national constituency
To give Instructions. and to receive pledges for
their execution. On this identical subject 1T a
tariH ut duties IN imports. whatever may have
been the course of local and casual inconsistency
my own lhonor can admi, at disclaimer of in
sirnctons that were formally announced. and my
"wn'good faith stands invaluable Ia pledge vnun,
arily given. II by thus acting it he my msfor
tune Ia offend any portion If ,i'ose who honured
me with their suffrages. ] have only To say To
them. and t" my whole country, that prefer the
deepest ohscuriy ofprivaie life. with an unwound
ed conscience, In the glare of official emnence
spotted by sense Of moral delinquency.
VOTE IN THE AFFIRMATIVE!
T. 5. The victory is complete. A victory Of
great majority of the American people over
few interested manufacturers. whose bloated cot.
fer have been kept full at the expense Of the peo-
pie, for the last thirty years. For that length Of
time the battle has been waged. and the 18th and
29lh days of July, 1876, witnesses the final ri-
umph of right and the Constitution. Yesterday
the House passed the Tariff Bill, as amended by
the Senate. ny vote of lis yeas to % nays.
The PRINCIPLE of &" a Tariff for revenue" is al
last recognized and acknowe lodged
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KEEP II BEFORE THE PEOPLE

1t is the publicly expressed opinion, Of all the
philosophers and wise men who have investigated
the subject, that those merchants who can afford
To ADVERTISE, are invariably those doing The
best bvsiRess, and ,oho can therefore SELL THE
cHEAPEsT.
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LATEST FROM TEXAS.

The steam ship Galveston, Capt. Wright, at
New Orleans, brought intelligence from Brasos
Santiago of the 18th. and Galveston of the 18Th
inst. The Galveston does not bring any later
intelligence from the Army. There is no intelli
gence from Galveston of interest
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ARRIVAL OF THE PRINCETON

The U. s. steam frgate Princeton. arrived at
Pensacola on the Goth inst, bringing dispatches
"i an important character from our Squadron in
The Pacific, and also the news that our Gulf
Squadron has at this time taken possession of
Alvarado
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RIIM0R

The ST. Louis Republican of the 22nd instant,
states that there is rnmor in that city that Cap
tains Moore and Berguons of the U. S. ORA
goons and several non commissioned officers and
privaies had been killed in an encounter with a
body of Mexicans and Santa Fe traders.
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FREEMAN CONVICTED

The negro Freeman, who murdered the Van
Ness family in Cayuga county, New York, last
month has been tried, found guilty, and sen.
fenced to be hung
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EMIGRANTS TO OREGON

A Mr.. Smith from Oregon City. at ST Louis,
gives a melancholy account of the progress and
suffering Of ST. Juseph's company Of emigrants
which left in 1915. The company lost its way,
endured incredible hsrdships. and before it arrv.
ed at the Columbia river, sad 10 relate, rs Of the
company had died. short supply Of bad provi.
sions produced camp fever, and there was also a
great scarcity Of water.
Great care must be taken in these expeditions
through The wilderness. During last winter
four American Whalers were lying at VancUuy.
er's Island. The Pawnees continue 10 attack
settlers. A ship load Of varions articles of do
nestle consumption would sell well in Oregon
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MosT StNGULAR.-On Thursday night the
house OF pawnbroker in Philadelphia, named
Alexander Elliot was entered by some unknown
persons and his two children maltreated in the
most singular manner. One, boy abont six
years Of age, was struck in a vein by lance on
The forehead, and the girl. aged eight years, was
also struck on a vein with lance on one Of her
fingers. They became weakened from the loss
Of blood, and tainted. Various resoraves were
applied in snch cases, and in half an hovr were
restored The room in which the children were
sleeping contained many valuabes, none Of l,ich
were disturbed.
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SCARLET FFUEp

ms hes'TOc'lVe disease among children has
been very fatal IN the city Of New York this sum
mer. In one family. that Of Thomas Lewis.
there were four deaths by scarlet fever in 8 days
and in another family, three DEATHS in tVyo d,vs
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ARRIVAL OF A GILLIAN MINISTER.
Senor Don Manuel Caryello, envoy extyaordi.
uary aud minister Plenipotentiary, for the Repuh-
lie Of Chill. TO the United States, arrived at Bal
tlmore on Saturday last.
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MORSE'S MAGNETIC rEI.EGRApu


The Paris correspondent Of the National Intel
genc writes Ellows:
I" Professor Morse had tho goodness To send ma
an arc mt 9th recent achievements of the Elec
irical Telegraph. with copy of the Baltimore
sun. containing the Presidents Message ON the
Mexican War. as it was magically transmitted To
that paper. sent the commun icaton tn PoujlIet
the Deputy. author Of the Report heretofore men
timed to you. and he placed them in the hands of
Arag". who submitted their very interesting and
decisive contents To the Academy If Science ard
the Chamber Of Deputies. In the Chamber ON
the 18Th inst. when tic proposed appropriation
fur an Electrical Telegraph from this CAPITAL to
the Belgian frontier came under consideration.
Cerryer opposed il on the ground that the experi-
ment ut the new system was not complete: that
II would be well tn wait fur the full trial of what
WAS undertaken between Paris and Rnuen Ar,uo
answered The experiment is consummal lie in
the United States the matter is settled rresist'-
bly,. received few ago The Sun, of Baltimore.
with letter from Mr. Morse. one Of the most
h"norahle men Of his country, and here is the
Presidents Message. printed from the telegram
IN two or threa hours; the Message would fIl
four columns of the Moni'eur; il conlI not have
been copied by the most rapid penman in shorter
time than il was transmitted The gavanic fluid
travels seventy thousand leagues per minute
The appropriation. of nearly half million Of
francs, was passed with only few dissenting
voices" lt.E ST. 80
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SOUTH CAROLINA VOLUNTEERS.

The SECRETARY Of War has informed the Cover
nor ct South CaIolina, that there is no necessity
al present lor calling the regiments Of that State
into service.
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A TrPo IN LUoK.-Wm. Appleton, very
worthy PRIMER Of New York, has had tho hand.
some som Of 5000 left him BY gentleman
lately deceased in Europe.
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DEMOCRATIC PROSPECT IN ILLINOIS.
The Chicago Democrat says tina. the prospects
Of the Democracy carrying the Slate of Illinois
never vas better
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. SC.
New YoRR Iulv OF = y NJ

There has been rather good enquiry fur fiour
to-day At S4c6iaS4 l2A for Michigan. and ga l2s
aSd isi f,r Gsnssee.
Corn is in fair demand and steady. Sales 10.
uOO bushels "f western at 5la53. and 5000 bush.
els s"n'h' m yellow at So cents. 49,
Fork has improved. we n",ice sales of 600
n',s. M"ss a, S975aSl0 i2a closing firmly at
$40. 500 bills Prime nj SS aSS Oii
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-06-26
WISTER7S LIZ
WILD G.
Will Miracles never cease 0fs
evidence of its SURPRISING
Restorative Virtues
SPRINGFIELD, Ks

SPRINGFIELD, KY., ~ II
.Messrs Sanford & P1rk.-Genl th
opportunity of informing you Of
BILE cure performed upon me by the rf
tar's Balsam of Wild Cherry
In the year 1910 was taken an tfama-
of the bowels which labored unq orsi1 eeks
when gradually recovered. In tne Ball
was attacked with a severe cold, Nc 81 IT.
seIfupon my lungs; and for the Epa IS
I was confined 10 my bed, I I'D kinds
medicine, and every variety Of me- .icsE aid without
benefit and thus wearied along unit the WI
of1844, when heard of sWIstaTss Bdlld q
Cherry
MY friends persuad I'd me to giveit NAL, tllol
l had given up all hopes Of recovery and had
pared myself for the change Of another wof
Through taeir solicitations was induced q
use of the Gengliue WtstGr's BaLsans Of 4lfld
ry The effect was truly astonishing. ef
gears of affection, pain and suffering: az hag-
ing spent four or fee hundred dollars to purpose,
and the best and most respectable physitians had
! proved unaVailing, was soon restored rs entire
health by the blessings Of God and The use Of DR..
Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry.
am now enjoying good health, and euel is my
altered appearance that am no le nOwn
when | meet my former aequaintances
have gained rapidly in weight, and ny flesh is
firm and solid. can now eat as mucllas any person
and my food seems to agree with ne have eat
en- more during the last six months than had eat
en- in FIVE years before.
Considering my case almost amira deemed
It Unnecessary for the good Of the and the
duty owe to the proprieteIs and oR men
(who should know where relief may adl %
make this statement public.
May the blessings Of God fest llpo propFie-
tors Of % valuable medicine a Balsam Of
Wild Cherry.
Yours respectfully, W. III baker,.
Price 81 per bottle: The usual discount allow
ed 70 Wholesale purchasers
Sold wholesale and retail ~. 81 Gravier ST.
near the St. Charles Hot Oaeane. BIZ
H ScOVIL.
And b. DO. WOODMAN a GO.
NAYS. 1886. ally. Yazoo City
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GERM

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81 ..n,ssl "a this eitg s. The
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in ares gener or,msnl If
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sem and southern Ierchan,s. hei1g
vel Convinced Iiisv c.ari and ii sell as loo
.as on, 3 car M. ,ii,ehaes. s shs noftherd
cities ~ sbeiF com. ior =, f. die nanr,fac:
.ti.Ferss bcIf9 in tliis eoorfls nd rfooe olive
them eVerv advantage which can be had in
s. rsceiVinp IS latest s. .ns ahdstgle
Tbey nave now On hand
coo Package a. Blown and Bleachsd
Domestic. pIain and twillsd en-.
brsc;uao,. .ger5 nice ana nnaiiiv
100 paeka5es I.inssvs and Jean 6Iaine
and ivilled.
100 Rales blanket. Dulls. 1oias
French. Saddle ana Alefino BED
ooo s;sa.ss =. ,,i,-,, ,..,,.L :. + A,,,o,;.
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90 - u - -. ..,.I
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= 2Rsstl 81 : : = = :, lpsH
ssteas a2nss Z, ~oes = sn9 A'n,
81 asnS Z, .e y s9 l9,eacneq 4eulssk ana
Disas ~ q russia if.sh
/ ana ssoIsn 1Fk,s. s.le1otia l .s... pods
5els, nsAcA sne,s ii.ss - met. lltieh
atsi2slc ana ts.t. linen Oatl9tlc Elandker-
cqlels 2finled, o.aei, laAee #otk an9
ever pFlnled Linen f1anakeIenaeas, ~
alian ana h'lellsl siik s,tsgats 80
aailan, ags,Fongee aaa Dalnpsk lslls s9eS-
4 e tlanaseTcnleis; Laaies dress ~ S51alu'
keEchleis, Lace saize, boosnet an 3s1ags
ssTlSiH aIq Verona Cfayats mo a1sllos
SsFchiets bllle honal, toulays' 4. p asanhia5
prkey reg ana ffasssat : s5,r 10
1eagy WoClien pau ans 30 7llae Z al'7'
Chinese. Les qIagtof, aug french =
Memo Astt nav - eelsg, 8 ,ssoot,eh
and ~ - A'o D-.gs ,Yr
FlnQ lose anq - 49, 49,, W. anu nan
geFee .esssa9a ea1's' sp,o"u L ssso,.S
4ss, ~ asO go. .oa ~, CO. Is
alas ss;ll, Ca-l. mi .TssssIs g. III oni
x. 80 .r.,so 800 80 arS CIV a,'u
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II. GARLlAND

Attorney md Counsellor at Lao
Resides at MiIlikin's Bend, I'm tho Parish
of Madison, LOuisiana,2s mites above
ViC'ksbuTg. %
LIE, will practice Law in the various
~ Courts held at Richmond, in Madison
Parish, The courts Of Carroll at Lake ProvI>
dence, the courts Of Tensss and Conc rdia,
and the S0pfeme Court Of The State.
The steamer Edna IS a regular weekly
packet from New Orleans. stops Weeks
burr oh Ia way up, and arrives every Thurs
day a Sc Bend Letters or documents
on profess pal business, either by be pacSe
or by mail, will receive stric attention.
Post Ofices hIillikinss
July 4, lS45. 5<5lo'
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NOTICE.

OSE a lnIalaid. note Of hand drawn
- Hughes, and made payable to
u s. Wallace atsight, dated some time in
March or April last. said Note has acredit
Of thirty dollars on it. hereby fotwarn
an persons from tradingfor the above dess
cFibsd note, NATH'L ROYSTER. Z
Yazno city, Oct 10, Is45. 4-tf.
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NHE partnership heretofore existing be
tween the undersigned, under the style
of j. M. HOLLINGswoRTH & CO., is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. E. B. GRAY
sNN is alone authorized TO settle the affairs
of the firm. J. M. HOLLINGSWORTH,
E. B. GRAYSON.
Yazoo city, Oct. ID; 1915. l6-if.
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D I'D )

"a e. = ~ = 9S1AAA4f5I y s. 4. 2 z -
Gel we'd by late III rope
and the Norlhs 3d i'on
their previous stock s.
nes, Paints. Oils, tul
m = as complete assoi ent Of sartie
a hsir line, rs can be Ioor ny where
The Sou
Their arrangements foE pnIchasing
london and arts. aud ia be principe ties
of the North are such, as wi ensure the
aconstanfsupp a. DE- q S and MEDIC
which they can arra1t to be. FkEStI and
IN 3, and superior in qualitys 80
pains have been spared to attain this POI
SO important to purchasers.
Their Stock is offered to Dealers, Par en-
and Fhysiciahs on the most reasona5le
accommodating terms.
Orders from the country, (largeQ ar
as faithfully executed, as If buyers wes b
attendance.
SECKLES q co Wholesale gists.
81 %, rect, Ne " q
T1eRe.0,l,re ~
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yer ent and Intern tens FeR
INF - o efvo1s en- tet 9eiy
psih ia aa Side. B Ild n Ell.
r. 81 ~ vsin sSn6eb -.
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A.
Jo1gn, omal Ok
Aeaa| JiC and Old 90ree e
Conn n ID Ia BISE S IS II
g + z e s. DfCIRfF9 ARE 50 i. ~
Eh
IS, r..A nd go
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.1sf zisellsss
Corner hi alstns9re and 14iok ;Sts
y;
~ s Lbs are tsuly the sick min 4
tklsnl. vi sgayelleF or Falnlg shonl be without
tneLe. nelf nmell acnli alstfa prevent
9esa aa sp1 etapgl and - yaspapie
ssks com pQ9llelel ~ IT a9laqe s.l-
tek g ss1qy ana careful Observation upon t1e
nature qlliete nt ana ne eitect which
ssneY pI eal.cs upon buttons - various
I y ss7s q q psso
py some ol or eminent Physleians ena y
l1asy ~ yeas ana sqcp
sssl 1i. gnch tney have given bat
saat me etable kingdom
d.
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IB0l, NAIL. TIN PLATE
caards g. Montgomery
LnIg0rte1.s IL Dealers

importers and Dealers
No. II, CnARrRns STREET, New On
a RE daily receiving by every
vessel, from Liverpool and the Easlenl
cities, direct from the manufactured large
Of new and desirable FOODS I'll
tbelrline, making theirsiock Of
HARDWARE, CUTE ER Y
as large, vel sorted and cheap en- 81
found ia the olahefn eountf ngs
eagg gcp
S5O. towns Swedess american, and Eng
lisll Ion, assoriea. AZ eizea of round.
square, Ia, and pIongh nla ale.
90 tons Sles assorted, al kinds
5000 Kegs genuine Weymouth Nails, all
1900 kegs Read ng Nal assefled
800 casks ok d and ace Chains
400 casks Hoes, embracing 4 desc IS
tiOns also, wv Wees Sn
Bellows, Ssc
~ dozen genuine Collins y cos. a1es,
he and light.
1000 lbs. IRON liTe, assot d b nu
GOO boxes I'm Plates 9 of fafo se
brands $50, loaded Plates, block Tin,
Shooting and Braizers Copper, &c.
Do gals pure bleached ingerstfained
Sperm Oil.
1000 us. pure saehed a
tale OIL
Lnseed 81 pifils rurpa1
ne sc.
Qog hlaniIIaand else Tough
Bedcprds, aud as
sorted, 70 8 ine
200 airs Gologne RIi
II ones 50
oIling cl1l Nos 8 to 8.
81 Noya scoilt blue grit Grind
200 tons Castings. assorted.
~ piaers, Pots, Fire-dogs, &c.
30 Sheet, Hoop, Band, and Boiler
600 French Pots, ass'd, 2 to los points;
also, Shot, bar, pig and white Lead
Paints, all kinds; Tar, painted Buck
cts, Corn shel Hers and Straw Cutters
Stationary, aud Tin ware; Combs, all
kinds, aud Stock Kettles.
500 doz. WhittemoFe genuine cotton and
wool Cards.
Their Stock of general Hafdudre, Cut
Icry, &C., is not surpassed County Mer'
chants are invited to examine before pur.
| chasing. Dec. 5, 1915. 22sSf.
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4AD - - 49, ~ ~W NN4
4 liz sllDn
ls opened large end 1omodous
'Ss.. Oartlins QIlsc the
abb celebrated M1SERAL Nc f6r the
INSTRUMENTATION iof aslto nRal and
pie b . parties, who ii ever fe their
visit 90 item There so. al ace
AN exec Nibla which cons
dpcted bG Rev Pare Is wish
,int iheii 5a.sa 81 college, and
Wishing TO- hase hY locas for them
will be entire eted here.
Boarding bad from IS 10 per
mouth I'D q,
Mpltona. q HL, Mac 81
ticR.
WNHE ptgluetship hefetoioie listing ID
= this city under the name and style Of
JotN B, GRAFroN CO., as DISSOLVED
this day by mutual olIsefit bner r usssl
q H Laurenes dle authorized to IS &
the bnsiness Tie late Cru All those
haFike claims ainst q 81 ia fFm. VII
Sc pres ena, and those Indebted
ole 81
A q r
B
azp3 60. 4, SO. 88.tis
Admlnistrat g S Notice.
]. AZ IS. 7 ai Administtatior
z The e 81 Aun johnson, decd
were gsanted 10 he nnderslgned, at The
Jan9aFy Tern 81 tie Probate Conr
Of Yazoo countB, State of mississippi =
Now, an persons d ing claims against the
estate Of said deceased, ARE hereby required
TO exhibit the same within lie time limited
by laW;oE the same will be barred.
WILLIAM B. s NTH Adin't
February 8, 1916 l-6t.
NTONTHLY Boarding Horses
win be charged Fifty Gems per sy !
the Brick Stable,
|-st BRAKEMAN. SCOTT & CO
December 26 /, 1845 25-lf.
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ne aitentionof readers to the adssEtlssmentt Of
liab1W Plaster In 10 days paper, and would also.
state ii connection with this Il we ne wei ac-
qdainted with tie Hebrew Plre 81, having 1ladegh
81 it at the East fo' asetefe d, ~ olll side q.
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disahe IS from attending q hospes TWO Or
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liz To hers SEA led PAIN q n dosesi and
have nete own it "a ne s Sing perm anent
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icines now befoI The public 0E gerltt all
seated pains 1ch as Rheumatism, rs q sae
hack 81 6reaSl, II has no equal 81 ls world &
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ok, itious cert Gates but = siapl dieftie
felv. Teesst eases, Where It has eficct d FsueS
For SALE ii fhe Drug Store Of
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The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-06-26
AdministEa Notice.
MONTHLY Boarding rses

win be charged Fifty Gems per 4 81 q
the Brick Stable,
BLAC KMAN. SCOTT q CO
December 90. 1s45 a5-lf.
s Yazoo 6ii April ls45. 4l-,f