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COMPREHENSIVE

CO-PARTNERSHIP.
THE Copartnershp heretofore exsuDg between the sub
j cribers under the firm OF FINCH Il CHICHESTER IL
this day dissolved by mutual consent All persons Indebted
10 the firm hereby requested TO make mneda,e pay
nent to John B. Chichester who alone Is authorized to use
the name Of the firm in liquidation -
JOHN 3. CHICHESTER.
Nawyork March "a 1896 MI Iwt
n RM0yAI,-The Brooklyn Flint Glsss Co. hsvo
hmoyed their from l29 stsrst 10 IS Brood
81, and so South William
And u have constantly on hand eners assortment OF
Glass Ware suitable for home foreign markets. Drug
pss and Chemical Glass Ware Of every description and Of
hyperion quality
Fancy Enamel-d and Painted Show Jars Tor druggtsu
2sfSw. PETER MORTON. Agent
VERY LARGE and superior rounn Counting
"A House Table with drawers and brass locks for sale
cb.an st Nh & Soulre.st MI II
LEFT OFF WARDROBE AND FURNITURE.
GENTLEMEN and families obtain the full value for
Ua kinds OF s1perhnons effects they wish TO dispose Of
such ladies' and gsnenens wearing s2psre hfe arus
"a line through the Pos, oadee will be promcay at,
tended n J. LEVENSTYN,
ma Im. 4S6 Broadway. no stsirs.
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Datent alehirines.
SPRING PURIFIER OF THE

SPRING PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD.
WINER, ARC NUN EXTRACT vs. sARSAPARlLLA.
as A SPRING Purifier OF the Blood, this Medicine can
n he surpassed working liz way through tho system
with silent and effective force,
Cleansing the Blood,
Removing Dyspep,c Influences,
Soothing the Nerves,
otherwise injury The Liver and Lungs II three
times cheaper, pessanter and warranted superior to any
other In use.
Winers Arcanum Extract 10 warranted perfect for
diseases arising from an impure state OF the BLOOD
Scrofuls. or Kings Evil.
Diseases OF the Skin, White swelngs.
Diseases OF the Bones. Ulcers Of ali kinds,
Syphitic and Mercurin Diseases,
Affections OF the Liver, Dyspepsia,
Cosiive ness, Paipita,on OF the Heart.
Long standing Rheumatic Affections Gout and all Chronic
Persons whose constitutions are BROKEN down by Tho use
Of Mercury, Arsenic Bark or Quinne and any who are sui
ferng from Diseased Liver or an n)udlcons treatment Q!
diseases, should the Arcanun Extract whou.
delay.
Virus of the parent development OF scrofua In tho
child ,h is he only remedy upon which reasonable hope
Of recovery can be founded $50
In numerous instances, also, where liberation had laid
bare both Liz aenl and bon- and where all appearance,
no human but ampulston could have saved e Pa
have been snached from the grave and restored 10
health the devoung disease being completely eredic..ed
by the use OF this iuestimnble Extract
The propretors OF the Arcanum Extract have had this
medicine used In diseases with the graft
fng results In using tbs medicine neither business or
pleasure need be interrupted requiring only the usual re-
sraat of moderation In diet and Ia equally applicable and
e,icacious to be infant well as the sdult
Pamphlets giving description for what the Arcanum
Extract applicable with observations tnsensibe Fer
spiraton and Treatise Diseases In general accompany
bottle Agents supplied with tho above pamphlets
| for grsluitous circulation
| Price 81 per bottle, six botilos for IS.
John Wilmer Co. IS Maiden-lano NewYork, sole pro-
prielors for the United States
Sold by Wyatt Ketchan, l2l FutonsL r, A. Sands
1888 Bowery of SPRING. J. l. Coddington, sos Hud
son. corner of Spring. j. w Basset 644 Broadway, ard
the NewYork Patent Medicine Warehouse, Division
81. (Croton Ha1
Janes-st; T. Quirk CO. OF Atlantic and Column
ba SIS Dr. stenn-. 1874 Fulton mh26 Tu&Slm stWeow
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Fact, that this is affirmed.
Fact Fact sEae,.
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no. ~ IL CORTLAND-ST. on tho South sid
Y one door below Greenwichs ct
The remsr able cures that
BEEEMAH,S PULMONIC SYRUP


IL continually efectng s1ch to awaken Tho yees
inlrrpst ihroug hout the country
Not only 10 CONSUMPTION Coughs, Colds, Diseases OF
the Lungs Liver Complaint and Dyspepsia but ScRoFu
complaints Eruptions OF the Skin, Ulcers. &c This
celebrated Syrup is the only certain remedy Known Its
purifying Alternative and restorative powers excel mness
urably every medical preparation. These claims
superiority based upon the solid groundwork Of the
ruAi CURES made. These have In nssn.
ces been extraordinary BIZ called truly miraculous
and have contributed give this invaluable medicine Tho
widespread celebrity which II here enjoys
Beakman's Original Genuine Pumonic Syrup Is always
PuRE-alwsys the same Il IL entirely free from all dele
Ingredients and remains Interchangeable uUoer all cir
There IL not has there ever besn.
medicine remedy all like hs rema kable Syrup nor any
at all with In It's composition, preparation
and effects stands misunderstanding with the vital pnDc
pie and working the most universal and beneficial results
upon the human system
Those wishing the Syrup should be particular TO look for
No 4st C0rlsnast the South side, one door BELOW
GreenwchsL which the old established ONCE for the sale
OF this medicine.
Bseksns Trsslise with full detail OF symptoms. explain
aory pstes 10 pamphlet form, graisi also, Beekmsn's
Cjnide IL Hearh. NIB tsof
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BOARDING SCuVOL.-lrviug Institute. Tsrry-
ID town, ~ Y.-WuLIAM p. Lyon, A. NJ Princips!.-
Sumner commences frat Of May To those who
deAre 10 place Boarding School, the advantages
offered NJ this ipsJion believed equal not superior
TO any II has successul operation eight years
Tie location, delightful and ssubrous. convenient o. ac-
cess from city The edce is commodious end comfort
abe-the Fairgrounds ample snt disconnected from The
village. The government Is efficient but mild, resembling
that OF we'll regulated Christian family and Day-scho
received 10 counieac the saiuary influence OF lam
ily training
The systm ofnstrucon designed not merely 10 advance
.ni perfect pupil In the branches studied but 10 develop
and instruct the Judgment TO enlghien the understanding
form the habs and 20 give mora aud aseidl direction
10 the inclins;ions
Farther particulars. ncuding Catalogue OF Students
terms &C will be found In the circular for this year TO or
Bartlett ard Wexford, Broadway, Growers 6SS Broad
way; Rayrors 76 Bowery
gentlemen:
Washington Irving, Esq.
Hon Daniel Webster
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o;l,t So1y, Of ereryperfume Coog, Ertract Pont,u,
,rarruted fresh and genuine Rears OIL Hr O Co'mttics
Shring Cream Auande far ctapped hIads Combs HAIR,
Nail and Tooth Bihes uarTd'ed nsoT Of the ns't quas-
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" Boston Subscriptions 10 the Sew-H ork
tribune received by authorized Agents, BEDDING Co.
S,a.esree Termsln cent. week or Two cent, Tor
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-08-26
Stop the Runaway /!

ID ANYWAY from the subscriber, on The
NJ l7h mel, residing 10 Yazoo county
M,sslsslppi, q negro man named Alfred
WIN may be known BY the following de-
scfipiion:
III Is about twenty three wears old
s,o,, builr- Weighing abaut ITO or lSC
Dounds--about s iee', 10 or II inches hiel
Ia Iutle knocked kneed -slnw spoken
and speahs lew. HIS complexion 10 some
what OF a copper tinge-his gums ere Pc
cuhar, owing to their prominence. ] pre-
sume thu, 10 he formerly lived 10 Georgia
and from he declaration 70 usher negroes
Ne viii attempt to reach that State. liz
viii probably 20 through Colombus, Mis-
as;;ssiDpi ROBERT STEPHENS.
ldeust 25th, lS46. 46d
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-08-26
SALE AIT AUCTION
In n zoo o ",

In Y aZOo City,
nNlbe firsl Of October next, Lot No. Z.
" COZ aiming the Store now occupied b.
u Frapc,oli, 25 zee. front; the vacant Store
adjoining 10 same, IS feet front; the tvs
st'tv frame building, lately occupied BY
Wilson, Plckens e. Co, LOT SO feet 'front.'
the small buildgiOg now occupied by 4,
Bu1rener, lot so feet front. Also vacant
u, Ms. S, and the undivided half Of lot Ne
ii With Cotton Shed. This valuable prop
erty will Be sold without reserve, unless
soouer disposed Of 81 Privsts sale, and pos
session given. Terms cash Or approved
bills Al four month. adding interest. FoI
patIiculars sPPly u
S. A. WILSON f co.
Angus, n, 1916 45-7T
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-08-26
Doct. w. r. sayle

gHR established himself permanently
lgA in YazoO City, for the entire purpose Of
nracIisine Medicine, surgery and OOstetncs--
would reprssent 10 the public that be has had
is years experience in the profession, during
which time he has repeatedly performed most q
the capital operations insurgery aud obstetrics
vi =, for calculus or stone 10 the bladder, lFae-
tnred scDll. ampuiaiisns, strabismus and the ya.
rions forms III 6btala and dFopsies, instrunlehtal
obstetrics &c. His Office opposite the Post Of
6oe. where he will be found ready 70 Give prompt
attention 10 al cases con6ded 70 bis care.
Jan. 10, 1916. Tau
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-08-26
phoenix Livery Stable.

NV the bank Of the River, At the Lower
~ Landing, Yazoo City, Traverlers and
otners, wilI ind accommodations in the Livery
BuainsSs, also 4. Sims 4 Brothers, four HoTs'
Coaches running from this place to Lexington
Memphis, CaOton, aud Jackson connecting Will
other Mail Rouls. We hope 70 give general salts
faction as regards fare ann prices viz single feet
fOrhOrse, 25 cents, Others charges in proportion
BLACKMAN, SCOTT g. co.
Managers
r ya1oo civ. Aug. 06. 1886. 46-tE
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-08-26
Vicksburg and YazoO City
PACKET
The splendid light draught and
substantial Steamer,
LAUREL.
LAURE Ell.
CHARLES s. DRENNING, Masters

CHARLES >. UkEENNlNut MSsVsA'
WYNN leave Yazoo City on her first tTip'
wv on Monday July 9th, and will contln-
ne to ply regularly, leaving YazOo City every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday, and VleGs'
hurg every Tuesday, Thursday and saturday.
at IAN
FOR freight or passage. apply on board or 70
Messrs. PORTERFlELD q 60. Viek'6Urg.
BROWNE CO., Yazoo City:
p. S. the Laurel has been selected ana pur.
chased expressly for this tradei passengers ang
shippers may rely upOr her being punctuais ano
continuing in this trade. -
July, 1916. -
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-08-26
DAILY LINE
Attachment Notice.

]. ]. Marble use Sol Attachment in YaEco
w. CiH't. ct. to NOV. Term
Jackson E. Jones. A. d l845, for $50 10
TENHE attachment in this case having been re-
turned into Court, executed and 1t aP-
pearing to the Court that the defendant Jackson
e. Jones has removed out Of the State OF Missia-
Sippi, so that the ordinary process Of The law
cannot be served upOn him. Notice is hereby
given 10 the Defendant Jackson r. Jones that
unless he appear and answer, plead or demur to
the PLAINTIFF declaration, Judgment BY default
will Be entered up against him for the full
amount OF plaintiffs and cOSts--and 4 IS ordered
BY the COurt that publication OF this order be
ulade in the YazOO Democrat tr two months
GLIB BARNES, Clerk.
August 5th, 1916, 45-SI
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-08-26

HHV.iE Subscribers have on haUd, arc
are iusl receiving q LARGE STOCKS
BAGGiNG. (seiahioe a Joe. per yaEdl
ROPE and TWiNE, JAMES. LlNSEYS
LOWELLS, NEGRO BROGANS ano
SOCKS.
Flesh ground FLOUR. BACON. cleaf
end rib 81 >. Hsms and Sbduldere. LARD
MESS PORK. WlllsKEY, 10 barrels, half
and quarter , %
GROCERIES o. every description.
IRON, NAILS. CASTINGS enc
BLACKsMITH's TOOLS. WHITE
LEAD, OIL and WINDOW GLASS =
FkATHERs-LlME and CEMENT
POWDER add SHOT.
ALSO
Seed Wheat and Rye
ell &c which they vii cell On good terms.
They are aiso PREPARED, % usual 9,
store and fhip Cotiou, advance %, q ~,
ths sane.
,Thsy hsyo POLICIES OF INSURANCE
iocatcr co.t1n white % sore, . fsquirs'
% ihs ownora
ALLEN a. BiRKSDALE.
rEu-i i2,h. 1915. a
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-08-26
Notice this Bargain!

THE subscriber will expose 20 public
auction, Al HE residence On Monday
the 26,h Of October next, The following
oroDerty 10 wit: O0e hundred end sixty
sc,ss Of land, Has aoW about one hendret
.,cess of cleared land. embracing Creek
lsnd enough 70 make thirty bales Of cotton
yssrlv h,eh land sufficient 70 make corn
~. IN propor,ion, has very comfortable
dwelling house with a good cisierp, and oil
other out buildings necessary. Sad iano
bss bold end never failing stream Of wa
,sr. a excellent pond which is a natural
~. an6 never lsils 10 dry weather. SAD
llsod vail show and sPsak tor ilseli On eS-
smina,ion. betlsr lhan il can BE- described /.
Anv peroon dssirio1s % purchase, bad bel.
l,er give i IA examination. TOeFe e 40
lbs,,er range COZ stock - he county A a. I.
ibs stock of horssl, hogs c.'!le' mllcn
cove &c. end 4 wagon oxen &c, qooae-
lbold and kitchen furniiafs, plantation uisa-
aIs, &c.
Sad properly is Tree iron all eneg.'.
haness sni viii noi Be- cold ios oeol. ~
- ~ suI,-eribsF in,sndo different hilo q
lbn-;nesr. sna also hsa cher lands, uhiel
5000 he land sc. a. dead capital
lTerms 81 ssle half cash. bslenee " m9aine
VIZ. n. PEERS.
Yssoo county, JAY ooh, 1886 ls
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-08-26
To Planters and Blacksmiths.

1NHE Subscriber living near Nashville Ten
y nessee, is constantly making a superior ar
ticle Of Spinning Machines, and Blacksmltns'
Bellows, which he warrants to be equal TO those
of any shop in the United States ~ duranihty
and Usefulness. His work will always be kept
for sale with Messes. Allen & BsTksdaie, Ya1Oo
City. NATHANIEL DNU ~ nv
Feb. 18th, 1916. lS'6m.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-08-26


kF and
DroSa
25 cents ni BY week dag So e"i boSn Y
fcrted double The due when W. wn PpDAv so
bin of e o. no s4e' ~
surpassed BY any Y
fare and prices
III azoO City Livery Stab
August ID 1916. 4Iy BLAcKMAN, SCOTT PrOpisOF'
or Out this and sick i up public place.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-08-26
Accommodation Line,

THE YAzOO CITY with conveyance
and Travellers better
O Xngsr i4 lsl6 l5 BLACKMAN, SCOTT CO. PrOpieto'
or Cut this o and stick it public place.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-08-26
Money Found.

HnVFIE owner can gel By describing il to our
satisfaction, and paying for this notice.
BAILEY & CALDWELL.
Yazoo city, Aug. "a, 1916. 46-tG
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-08-26
IIST OF LETTERS

n EXAMINING iu.fhe Past Omce at YazoO
IL CITY, Missisuipbi. on THE SOth Of June.
lS46 IL not taken out within three months,
they viii be sent to the General Post Office 40
Asd Faftsrs
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-08-26
Money toilet

TEOR .uarrp gid Zen l4to. i6 ynr Old
meet b htslg, md lsitabia iur hoaas i'f-
amt. Undoubied iIflo viz hefesuiledF
hnrfr AZ ne Ynz11 IiralF Stable.
BLACEH SCOTT q CO.
Augaa l2th, 1875 a. fl'Pli.ioa'
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-08-26
NOTICE.

"A II, persons holding Inc obligations Of the
A CoMmERcAL BANK or MANCHESTER, the
Bills Of The Baak or otherwise. are hereby mott,
fed 10 present tho same % the Counter q salu
Bank. 10 Yazoo City, lor puyment.
JOHN /. WILSON,
WI. BARNETT,
Commissioner.
Yazoo city, Oct. 90 1882 -"
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-08-26

ATTHE YAZ0O CITY LIVERY STABLE
A SUPERIOR pam Of mules, Young well broke,
~ large and likely, for eale BY
BRAKEMAN, SCOTT A. 81:
June "a, ls46. 81
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-08-26

JOHN B. SHROPSHIRE, 2. a.
IaIr "a, 1886
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-08-26
q q ~ NIIl8II'I'I " d
.rAnLR nv. aoODas

kTTHE VkxOoCIIA AitAl.A 'A Z -
ruprnfoR nnoh Cor % ne ID
BLAckahAr vi 4 z ~
Jurs2t is
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-06-04
NEWPORT
PHOTOGRAPHIC DEPOT,
RI. Union Bank Building,
Thalsacs-sfreet.

gNIIE subscriber would respectfully give
notice, to the Ladies aud gentlemen oi
this place and vicinity, tha, he has taken and
refilted The rooms formerly occupied by him.
in the K. |. Union Bank Building, for The
purpose of executing MINIATURES by
The Daguerreolype Process llavlng but II
short time since returned from New York
with oil the LATEST IMPROVEMENTS, he feels
confident that he can give those that VIII
honor hIm with a call, miniature superior IN
tone, and finish, TO any ever before offered
to the public, and at prices that cannot ialI 10
please.
None know bow to appreciate these Nina
lures. until they are called to part with a
near relation, or an intimate Trend, whei
perhaps II may be too late, to catch the light
ere their shadow fades therefore those thu'
wish a correct likeness, rs well aF a tine PIC
turc, Of themselves, or friends, will do wei
to give an early call.
ANY person having fine Paintings Portraits
or Miniatures, can have them copied WIN
great accuracy.
These Miniatures can be set in l.ockeis
Pins Frames, Cases, &c. TO SUIT the puF'
chaser.
Persons sitting for a Miniature at these
rooms, is warranted a perfect Likeness or nc
charge
Miniatures can he taken rs accurate II
cloudy weather, as in pleasant, between the
hours Of 8 A. NJ and p. NJ.
WILLIAM A. JUDSON.
| Newport, March 81, 1916
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-06-04
Official Dispatches from the Army.

The Washington Union Of Monday
night publishes four dispatches iiom
General Taylor, in which he details
briefly the important incideats Of tho
campaign, from the 7lh to the l2th insi.
The first dated May I, at Point Isabel,
merely states the ARRIVAL Of q detach-
ment Of recrrits, and announces bis in
tenlon Of marching that day on his re-
turn to the Camp, which he had left un-
der the command Of Maj. Brown. The
other dispatches we give below
IlEAu. QuARTEss ARMY OF QccyPArIog.
Camp at Pa!o Alto, Texas, May ., lSlG.
\ SIR : have the honor TO report that
was met near tins place yesterday, on
my march from Point Isabel, by the
Mexican forces and after an action o!
aboat five hours dislodged them from
their position, and rncamped upon the
field. Our artillery, consisting of two
l8 Founders and Two light batteries, was
the arm chiefly engaged, and 10 the ex-
ccIlent manner in which it was ms-
'nnuvred and served, is our succesq
mainly dCe.
The strength ofihe enemy is believed
10 have been about six thousand men,
with seven pieces of artillery, and eight
hundred cavalry. lis loss is probably
ut least one hundred killed Our
strength did not exceed all told twenty
three hundred, While our loss was COM
paratively trItling- four men killed, three
officers and ihirty-seveu men wounded,
several oi the latter moralIy. regret
to say that Major RinggoId, Sd artillery,
and Capt. Page, ith Infantry ARE severe
" wounded. Lieut.. Luther, Cd ar,i.-
!ery, slightly SO.
The enemy has fallen back, and il ID
believed, has repaaSed the river
have advanced parties now thrown for
ward in his direction, and shall move the
main body immediately.
In the haste OF the first report, ! can
ouly say that the officers and men be-
haved in the most admirable manncr
Throughout The action. ] shall have tho
pleasure qf making IA more detailed re-
port when those Of the different cora
manders shall be received.
\ am, sir, very respectfully, yoHr
obedient servant, Il. 1AlLOK.
Breve, Brgader Gen y. :. A. com'dg
TaE ADJurANr GEsERAL, 4. ;. Army.
Washington ID. L.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-06-04
,tGSIEKY g. GLOVES.

Ladies' WorS'cd and Cashmere black and
colorcd plain and imperial Cotton, m bla, k aud
white oolors OF the hest makes Cmldr"n's and
Misses Hose white and colorcd Virginia and
Cotton hall hose black and coI'd kid Gloves ;
I.isle thread do great variety; sylphdr, Eve
lima aud French Thread Shawis and idkiS
SpilaIGcld. pongee aud English silk hdEtS, Nc;
sc hich with a large assortment of Prints, q,
an The lateSr styles brown aud bleached CouCmsi
Ticking, Dring, FannoIs &c they otter a
The lowest market rates. Nos 80 " 81, Mllkl
lrects, corner Of Pear-st BosIoQ. Apn' %.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-06-04
Benz. Marsh, Jr.,
NO. lae, THAMES-sTREET,

HAS just received from New York,
IL fresh supply OF Ladies' Gaiter Boo
from one Of HE best manufactOry's in the
city, and will be prepared to Furnish at the
shortest notice, any color or size to match
dresses at the very lowest .NtV York prices.
Also, a large assortment of desirable ar
ticles, suitable for the season, consisting OF
Ladies FIRST quality French Morocco and Kid
Shoes, together with Misses and Chlldren's,
Of all descriptions and prices. Also, a qnan.
tity Of Chldren's leather and colored Morocco
Shoes, little shop worn for % CTS. a pair
Those who are in want of The above articles
will please call where they cannot faiL 10 be
u lied both in quality and prices.
April OH, 1916.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-06-04
TUT wv "''7''
HENRY BOWEN, See'fy.

Whereas, among the numerous class of
American cIti2cns who had jusl claims upon
.ihe Government oi France tor spollalious up
on their commerce prior to the 30lh Of ,ep.
temper 1900, for winch that Government I'D
mit;cd IT'S liability far adoGulte lndemnles,
are many citizens Of ths State: ihat by The
Treaty of tina, date, the United States IN
consideration Of the release Of the "kurden
some and operous guarantees stipulated IN
the Treaties of Alliance" and o. " Amlty
and Commerce" OF I77S, fully exoneraled
and released The Government OF France from
such ndemnitIcs, aud that by subscquen,
Conventions between the two Governments
! Of April 30h. 1903 tor the cesslOn and ac-
onlsltion of Louisiana, the United States be
came legally and eqrltaby obligated to their
citizens for lhe aforesaid ldemnIles, yet they
have not been satisfied III conformity to the
Conventions aforesaid and. whereas, bull
approprlatiug five millions oi dollars Tor the
pro rata qpldaunn OF said inGcmnItes IL nos
pending before Congress; therefore,
RsSoi.ed, That IN The oGlnlon of tbs Gen.
eral Assembly, the Aforesaid claims with ~
tercs,, are Justly due and drinundsblc OF the
/ Goyerumenl OF The United States.
/ R,soiged GUiA,r, That our Senators ~
Congress be- md are hereby instructed, and
our Representatives, be requested, 10 Use
ILclt best cxOr,ons 10 procure from the Gov.
ernment, aS ftl and adequate udrmntlcs
therefor as though SAID claims still cS's,cc
against the Government Of France and to
aid by all proper means the passage bi any
bill far the speedy liquidation Thereof"
Res. igcd, That his EXccilcuey the GOV
ernor transmit, copies OF these resolutions L
each of our scuatura end Representatives. ~
Congress, aud request item TO lay the sHla'
before their respective Houses.
4 True copy Of record d-w,tness,
HENRY BOW EN, Scc'ry State.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-06-04
IlANGlNGS,
JUST EsECElVEn.

.rsNuE subscriber having received The ngrn
4 cy from an Importer aud Manutec,urcs
of Paper IIanglngs, now Oilers Tor ssIe ~
the Clsss end China Store, No, 2 llammond's
Row, Thames st.. n complete assortment ol
the above. nf YH;s Springs Patterns, which
viii be sold 'Ovcr thgn u eny other store ~
Town. Among them may DC found somc OF
Eytta WId,h. Persons who are IN wHnt OF
rspcr unngngs, will do well to call b'ioI'
purchasing elsewhere. -
JOHN r. STANnOPE.
Newport, March ~, lSi6-:E