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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-06-19

'llG snhSrrihe', dor tho Du, pnse OF
keeping hr- irrfa1s advised ol his ln,.
uoH, DC. ~eu 4 respec "tuIIy infnrrn H.,
p'tltc'thst hr st,l canunuet carr, in,
ga N" bavs business at.hIs old S,sod
an Lisbon street, C,rro,Iton a few q r,, a
0"tth "''1he 'WrsterH Exchange 'I!ael
where he can b. lounf az a. Iirres bv
'h1'A" who dts're 20 preserve heslt Is
krepiog dry feet; lie, therefore,. 9ou, 4
'rc"dmeo 'he pcople Who nerd
30 OfgS MWlN SEQ gs.
!" give Nrvn osti, aad ha sssuras rt.,o
nhat ttey vii .co pwac-w.ll SUOD
lie 90 Determined 60 wmk n3,hInc i'm,
The h"'l m''er,ai ,knt can hr purck spd
aud his work sNslt he doue tn lhe most
"sh'"O4NIa atyle, as weIlGsiu the pns,
substantial mnnnpT
tna"ttd' toe the'pFtrgnaua hereto
lore rrre'Ved, hers determined tn rc,
der himself wocthv of canttnusncs OF
IN u support wh'ch all iRausir,ons p,6
attentive M 'chanlcs, shOnld receive vt
the h'nds OF iherol puhtir.
Tia shop ia % the EAST side pr ljs-
bon street, one donr NORTH Of Ebpr,ola
a0d Crumrine's Black smith shno
HENRY HELFRICH
Fob. 97, 1916.
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IA GOOES BARGAIN!
tEHO W WANTg FT3

'f'a-N ~ NV - (
Ths 'uhacrlher' wishes 10 seIi a. Guar
ter srctloH of LrOa. srulls in Browr
township CARROT couo,p, Ohio, wrtnin
"N' and u haR miles of 1her Study and
beaVer CaoaI It ha. o. improvements
on It, Il rs we'll ImNered, surrounded
with good Isrm', pnd IL 10 the midst Of
vel settled and good nelehhothood.
\ rsrtsOt tbs price will be tonrred IN
hani.aod the' halancs inpavments. A
good 'nt sufficient rIo eau be gwen -
+ Ir inrlhcr nar'Iruinrs aOpIV 60
KENO tLL JACKSON, Agent,
.FR
JOIN G BREMEN.
Fsh'20, 1876.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-06-19

SFl RRN ANS CNMPH0R L0ZENGEE
Gave i,nms d1ale rpitet 10 Nervous Or Si6E
'.Hrndeche,, pstpiial!un Ot the hesrl, Io@s
Uess oi sprrIIa. .tsr0Hdrn tiStl tnHnS@
lgEy nF pNlrled sore tFrro It. bugei ~ sum
tOer CorPt tfni, iutDhR2 0pptebs'On ora
6eDse OF sinking oi the cheSt. cROiie,
SD tsTs, cramps pi the stomach or bow
a's, EvorertcsI 1t9'-cuons aud AL nsrVnE't
diseases, drowStRess ttrsugA the day AID
WakPIHtness Oy olghl, choiera or cholera
NJ nthep, d'errhGe4, tsssltude, or aNseNss
OF fatigue. Persons treveiitUg oratteHds
iGg large parties, ,@tll hbd th8IseEcRges
really reViVlng, and ImpsrtlGg the buOy'
sncy oi youth.
Joseph'B 1Nones, ESQ Vice 'PresIdcTS
Of the Wa shlsgoln Mafine Insurance
Company, has suffered iot years with
nerVHus headache, that nothing ~aud
relieve ttII he used these LozeRgess
Which relieved u entirety in Is minuIes.
4Dr q. Hunter has heea subject to ViOs
lent attacks Of headache, sosssNom4ke
ht,n almost b Ind for tive OF three'h"ess
at ttme. 'NorhtHg ever .xforded hias
-snvre tef tiii he tried these L1S+ngets
and they cured HIN 10 e few m,nutes.
f0r 'Snermsn's 'Losenges caa I've ubs
tRined Whulvsale and Retail OlrG E
fh0mas, MAIN ST. Seeween 3 aud Ala
'Soie AG"ut fnt C'nC,nnau, OaiO, s"d y
the tnl lowing Agrola.
GRgER-& Co, NiarnOiia,
s A I4tGgEAND 1Iavri,hOrgh.
GEuRdE MANPULL, Augusta.
TX JACKSON, CartolItOn,
Cough l. ,GeUges2S ceritspsr bnEs
Wnra a."
Csmphor /"
~CathaVnc "
AlIwho 'tay'N bnx Of Or SheTntsah
II Ilazsnses, ora Plaster are eHtitNed 10
one o .Shermans MesseagerS-otAseattas
which can he oblaiaed irotn all Agents.
Jan |, 45
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-06-19

EE EcELeY VI DAVIS
,&EI&2T 81 . AVIS,
,9asrasy1 aad CsHAssLiers 81 Law,
a lave entered Jatu partnership. aud
Hiil practice lheIr Proressicl 20 Cerrol
.nd tke adj 1,uIog couEues Al GuslHe' =
entrusted TO Gbean NlITscelve pTomp
are ritaB,
OFFICE, in lhs ftl1ns bilding, ePpo-
ne IBe Eest 10 II ul tils Court -.ArHse
Cara hsa f. s IBs5
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Attention.

Tha suN',r,h1r wishes all tho'a ~
5ehe letuLrn. 20 cdl inmadia'etY 's0a
& make paynsnt, "A Ia must have hts hG
'Nnass ctn'Ad ~ w,thput mach tudher
d'hy rnO'a wNn ueIlect ms n0rIce
may nSpec, % fit thsir noes "a the
hands Of proPe, ,tfi'srs lnr co.IerlOn
Wm VI. StNCL AIR.
March l4thl9fG
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taBO Acres,

Seventy FIVE ol Ah,ch Hre cleared and
in q good state Of cUtuVh,Uh. the bat
ance heavily numbered; ne Sandy and
BesVe; CanaI pnsers through 'hs hnd
There il one ni the best Orchards nr
grated iruu M it that thew hole S,udy
valley can 6ffurd
Anvperson'wtShirg g topurchase wnuld
do we'll tT,mrke aput,cat,On immediate
Nv 10 the suhscrihet, 'Ving in Msgnnha,
Stark county Chic, where terms &c.
will be made known, and by " hom tbs
land will be shJwR,
RICHARD ELSON.
EMnsnolia, May a2, I6a6-.32.A.
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M3M DTA9a

Tu the new uulld,ng, one door west oI
tho Washington House, Ma'n"s'ree',
C9troHtsa, ~whers they "w'll keep on
h tOd Iarge assortment ol|HA Us o!
every description, which they vii seiI
low lnr Cash uru. etuh AHlab eytoduceSa!,
go CLO III GAPS
N b 'Fhey wish TO purchase aqusn
tiry Of Cmn, M,Hk, 'and 5F"x SN'ns, Tor
sas hCcA the highest ptires vii be eiycn.
BURGER 81 GAN w.
Dscsmber -, siS4S.
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Am Appremtire NNntelg

Am Apprentice Wanted!
A boy aOout lB years o'd Will fiod go
eligible sItuaunNas an Apprentice TO the
BLACK SMITH
business, bV making Immediate snplica
ton TO tho suhscribvr He ,,nust como
well recommended for iOdu4'ry,a nd'mos.
atty. Ous irop tho country Nilibe
preferred.
J0'iN S GOULD.
Csrrollton Apu' 24,h. lS46
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Csrra!ltou, Feb. 6, Is46.
LAND For y yTE,

The subScitIeT CErrs tor sale vH'Ua .
b'e quatIrr "cuoR of land, lNlng une
and stalrmles lrum Wnvuesrurgh a I'D
three qusrlrrvot II mls from Magnoiis,
formerly owoed by Capt: Do~ mug, con>
IHIOluu
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-i.EsESssggssr &R&ByssKY,

Iae s''s' -, a.-si iFspruIiu-i iHbsfn
~is.eH q hs Q Carreil aA3lhs-sdjuiuiuG
cauatlss teai 4ksy dhgys erected asnsu
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-01-07
ExECUTOK,S SALE.

A s Executor of the last WI and TIES.
"A lament of DR.. R. S. Dorsey, deceased,
I will expose at pnb,lr auction at the late resi-
Ience said dere'd., S O"e place, YazOo c"u1
Is, on Thursday the SIN day fJanu'ty lo46.
he personal effr is belonging I0 his estate. GU
,i,ti. in purt the following property TO wit:
.Ious, hold and Gitchon furniture. farming uten-
Ne. 3 farm horses, fine JACK; stock hos and
.nerp, Ne heal iIrary, ipt Of fresh msdi.
zines. and shop furniture tog ther with the sur
zeal instruments OF sad drCe'd. and VARIETY
other articles TOO tedious 10 mention, all Of
,vbich will be sold IN credit Of II months, the
purchaser giving bond with good security.
F W WIRELESS, Executor.
Benton, Dec, 26, l8l5. ll-td'.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-01-07

The following was in type and intended
sor our last number, but we were compelled
10 omit II, owing to the crowded stale Of
our columns.
SOUTHERN LITERARY MEssENGER.-
We have received the December number
Ofthis periodical, and hasty Perusal Of its
contents has convinced US that ii is not in.
feriOr to the previous numbers in point Of
useful and interesting matter.
With the January number new era of
the Messenger will commence. A union
has been effected between that periodical &
Simm's Monthly Magazine of Charleston,
s. c., which promise to increase its already
extensive circulation, and add to its popu-
larity. 1t will hereafter be titled" The
Southern and Western Magazine and Re-
yie.O." We hope the people of the South
and West will bestow upon it that liberal
patronage which work so zealously de-
voted to their interest deserves.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-01-07
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, !
YAzOo COUNTY,
Probate Court, NoDem6er Term, 1915

Probate Court, NOUem6eT Term, ls45.
A GREEABLE to an order OF the Probate
~ Court Of said cOunty-nOtice Is hereby
5Iven 70 ali persons interested in the lands, ten
ements and Entertainments Of David r. Nor
ION deceased, 70 be and appear before the
Probate Court Of said county, to be held on the
lourth Monday Of January next, then AMI
here 10 show cause, IL any they can, why an
order should not be made tor the sale Of the real
estate Of said deceased. j ing end beng IN the
county Of YaEon and Stale OF Mississippi
known "a the west hall south east quarter NORM
half east half north east quarter, and south
hall east half north east quarter, north ball cas-
an south east quarter, south bali east haH
.ouib east quarter, west hall noEtn east quar-
Ter Sertion %, east half north west quattef
Secti,n 40. west half north vest quarter see
ton %. Ill 10 ToWnship Eleven, Range Two
Fast. for the payments Of debts against the 81
tate Of said deceased.
And !, further ordered, that publication Of
hi, citation be made in the YazJo Democrat
for the space Of thirty days, and P"''eo 10
three public places in the county for The sane
space Of time. -,
WrTsess. Hon. James r. Burus, Judge o.
Probstes Of the county Of YsEOo, the ioor,h
Monday Of November, lSl5, and seal OF the
Court
Issued the let day Of December, ls45.
CHAS. NJ. HEN OERSON, CIR.
b. A. SInzEv PEREIEE. D. G.
Das e. 1915 s-t
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-01-07
DIR. Nc MIN N

TMR AS located in Sa:artia, and offers his ser
II vices to the citizens OF the place aud its
MS Ply sicisn, Surgeon, Accouch-
eur and Dentist. lie thinks it not amiss to
state in this place that he has been educated in
Two If the best Medical Schools Of the western
country. and in London and Edinburg, and has
been engaged in the practice OF his pro e'sion
Tor seventeen years, principally i'll the southern
country
lie may he ionnd for the present at Mrs. Al
yessou's iloIel. Dc IS, l345 IL
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-01-07
To the Planters.

THE subscribers are provided with good
n SHEDS, and will pay particular atten :
iiou TO Storing and Shipping Cotton, and are at
AL TINES prepared 10 make LIBERAL CASH ad-
vances on the same.
CEDAR WARE.-Thsy have just received
a lot Of the above ware, made 10 the most Sub
stantial manner, including every size and varie-
~, from the Tiny pale 20 the Mammoth tub.
ALSO
1000 yards Kentucky Jeans and binseysi
1000 Tenn white and striped LinseySs
500 striped Cotton Cloth,
50 dozen Wolen Socks.
an Of which, they offer on the mott reasonaole
terms. OWN - AhAhIs
Yssoo city, Oct. 8, lstS. 52-tE
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-01-07
Notice.

IRHE undersigned being desirouO 10 close the
~ unsettled husiness Of D.. R. 3. Dursey.
pc'd., respectfully gives notice that all persons
ndeDi ed 10 his estate either by book account,
no,e ar otherwise are requested 10 make imme-
date payment. Those having claims against
mis- estate are notified that unless they bring
them forward properly authenticated within the
.ime prescribed by law, they will be forever
barred. r. W. WnEbEOO' E.ec
Renton. Dec. 26th, lS45 l2-6W
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-01-07
Eleven Negroes,

MEN, WOMEN g. CHILDREN, we'll
1NA accIIWa'G, viii he ofFend Il sale, i"
ne hiphe | Ulade', foF cash. IN Benton, on
no l2Ih day Of January, 1916. Persons
ssDiog I" puIch Sc Saves, would d" well
. attend the sale, as the negroes are u
good character, aud soId tor M faults.
ID THOMAS POYNOR.
Jan. 9th, 1916 l3 lw
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-01-07
Notice.

a s Executors Of he last will and testament
A Of Arthur MOseley deceased, we will, at
iht January Trrm Of the Probate Court Of va
ZOO county. for the year 1916. present our ac-
counts Tor 6nal settlement, when We will surren'
der our letters and ask an allowance.
X. Il. CAGE, rv.cr5o..
J. M. SHARPE, EAeOu'O'
De-. 90, ls45. list.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-01-07
LAW NOTICE .
J.F. Williams X S. S. Wright,

]. F. Williams q ). ,. wright,
WRAVING formed a coparInership in the
practice of the law, will practice in the
supreme, Federal and Chancery Courts at Jack
con, the Circu Court Of Carol, the vice Cha0-
Gerry Court at CarroltOn, aud the Circuit Courts
Of the counties composing the Fifth Judicial
District OF the State Of Mississippi, TO witt
Holmes, HasOs. Madison, Alfalfa, Winston,
I,eake anil NoXubes. They promise the strict
est attention to any business entrusted 10 their
care.
Address Williams & Wright. Lexington,
Holmes County. Miss.
Nov. I6, 1915. str.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-01-07
IN STORE,
A GENERAL ASSORTMENT or
STAPLE DRY GOODS,

BOots, shoes, has, caps, bagging and rope, ba-
con, lard, mess aud prime pork, dried beef, h'h'
Anur, white and brown sugar, moasses, coffee,
teas, spices, soap, candles, corn and rye whlskey'
cosniac, champaign, peach and domestic bran
dies, holland and domestic gin. jamaca rum' port,
medipra, sherry. malaga and clsret Wines-chew-
ing tobacco. all qualities. HPva"a segars, iron all
sizes, castings, black-smIth's tools and bellows,
hare. ware. cutlery, crOckery and stone ware
oils, saddles and brides. buggy and carriage har-
ness, Whips, hooks, 90. &c. &c.
Sept 9, l645. 45-Iy.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-01-07
NOTICE

rs hereby gived to all persOns indebted to the
Estate of John P. Ross, late Of said county
deceased, to make payment, and all having
claims a 2 ainst said estate, to present them an-
theniicated within the time prescribed BY law,
or they will be forever barred:
JAMES MILLER, Admit.
Nov. "a, 1915. T-u.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-01-07
O00'5Y DAN3.

HNHE undersigned having taken the large and
commodiouS BRICK BUILDING lover
the COmmeFeiAl Bank,) lately occupied BY Mas.
MELuEN as a boarding house. tenders his services
TO all who may wish boarding By the month";
week or day.
Every attention will be given to transient
persons who may favor him with call; and as
his table will be supplied with the best the mar
ket affords, he hopes TO merit portion Of public
patronage.
WILLIAM WRIGHT
YazOO City Oct. 2Sd, ls45. S-tf
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-01-07
NOTICE.

yA WILL at the January Term 1916, Of the
! Probate Court oil YazOo county, as Execu'
tor of the estate OF N. Bowman deceased, pre-
sent my pccOunt for settlement and allowance
Dec %, l645, ll,4t e BOWMAN.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-01-07
NOTICE.

n WILL as Guardian of Edward Bowman, at
y the January Term 1916 of the Probate
Court Of NazOO county, present my final ac-
count for settlement and allowance.
Dec. q, I945. Hat. C. BOWMAN.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-01-07
The VIM HOTEL.
%MZ go 0R ap%.

ENHE undersigned takeS this method Of iniOr-
~ ming the travelling public that he has ne
come the proprietor Of the we'll known Tavern
stand formerly occupied by Mrs. Whitman,
and having n6ued and placed it in complete
order, is now Iuly prepared to render entire
satisfaction to all who may call on him. His
table will be constantly supplied with all the
.ubstantials and delicacies that the market can
afford. Every comfort and attention which his
personal efforts can furnish will be strictly and
cteerfully given to his guests. His bills will be
moderate and satisfactory ass StantS atten-
tive; and nothing left undoRs to make the
VIM HOTEL elnphatically the Travellers
Home. r. M. VIM.
Decmber H. l945 loft.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-01-07
NOTICE.

A LII persons holding the obligations Of the
IN COMnERo AL Bank or MANcHEsTER, the
Bills Of ihe Bank or Otherwise, are hereby nOti'
e TO present the SHINE at the Counter Of salt
Bank, IN YazOO City, for payment.
JOHN 2. BAILEY,
JOHN /. WILSON,
J. w. BARNETT,
Commissioners.
Yazoo oitV. Oct. o. I945. Att.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-01-07
'PHCENIX HOUSE.
1uA
s..i':.I
Jeremiah EEmkEH n 90. ProprictOr'

Jeremiah EautkIM & 90. PTCpyictOrS
MAIN STREET, YAEOO CRY, MI.
THE Subscribers respectfully solicit
\ continuance Of the patronage 90 iiber-
orally bestowed the last Season, and we
promise 10 leave nothing undOne 10 render
our guests comfortable. The House has
undergone complete renovation.
The Brick Stable and buggy shelters arc fitted
up in style not surpassed BY any e'tablisnent
OF the kind in the country, and 10 provided with
good corn, fodder, hay, oats and water servant.
are kept 10 convey hOFseS, bagEies 10. 70 and
from said stable. We guarantee general salts.
faction, and their rates are exceedingly low -
Persons wishing livery services, will apply to Us
OF BlRckman 4 ScOtt.
JEREMIAH LAMKlN e. Co.
PhGRir House.
July 22nd, l645. AZ
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-01-07
Law Notice.

a D. GIBBS having declined the removal
ID lately contemplated by him; will prao'
IT, { IN the YazOo, Holmes and Madi'on Circuit
Courts, aud in the Courts held at jackson. Or
fce in The Insurance building.
Yazoo City, Dpcember'23 q, l545. ll-3m.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-01-07
NOTICE.

SI4 WILL as Guardian Of Mary, Robert and
~ John Bowman minors, at the January Term
1916, OF the Probate Court of YosOO county,
present NY annual account for settlement aud
allowance. e. BOWMAN.
December 90, 1916. ll-4t
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-01-07
NOTICE.

HAVING been appointed by Messrs.
II Fisk g. Davis Of Adams county, agent
for their lands lying in the vicinity Of this
city, and vested with full power 10 prose-
cute and remove trespassers on the same.
All persons are hereby notified that from
this date, the law will be rigidIy enforced
against offenders without distinction. Tho
lands number $40 acres, and aFs gener-
ally known as the Harris LaHds."
A. H. MORTON.
Yazoo city, July 25. l645. 42n.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-01-07
Notice.

T. G. MCKEE & Co. have removed to the
Lie Malone Building, the Store formerly Occu.
pied BY Hansbrough. where they keep = General
assortment Of Dry Goods, Groceries, Produce,
&c, and will at all tiales be ready to furnish
Planters with Basging, Rope and Plantation
supplies.
July 4th, l945. S9-tf
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-01-07
NOtice.

WYE are prepared 10 do City and othel
" hauling with wagons.
BLACKMAN, SCOTT 4 co.
Nov. "a, lsl5.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-01-07

p &hrOpshrtrs, GoEeWW 4 90.
.HAVEremoved to the Store formerly
HI Occupied by BAILEY g. CALDWELL
and will keep constantly on hand q GeS-
cral stock Of staple and fancy Dry Goods,
Ready made Clothing, Hats, Shoes, BOCts'
Saddlery, Hard and QUeenS-SOGrs, GTOcc-
rics, Produce, Linsevs, Jeans, BGggiHg and
Rope, and will be happy to serve heir
friends and the public at the lowest prices,
and will supply plantations on the most
favorable terms.
They have made arrangements with P.
O'Donnell, Esq, to store oil cotton cons
signed to them N his new BRICK FIRE
Poor CoTToN SHED, which will be g sure
guaranlee against FIRE, and will save to the
planter The expense Of insurance.
They are prepared to make liberal ad'
vS6ces in plantation supplies and cash on
Cotton to be shipped to Buckner g. STAN
loo, New Orleans.
YazoO CITY. July 25,b. Is45. 40 1y.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-01-07
ADVERTISEMENTS.
LIST OF LETTERS

DEMAINING in the Post Office at Yazao
II CITY, Mississippi, Oh the 3lst OfDeceuber.
Io4j, which il not TAX, II out before the 3lst OF
March next, will he sent TO the General Post
Office as d. ad Letters.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-01-07
YAzOo CITY PRICES CURRENT,

oonnuCrrD WEEKLY. ~ ns.'nn LINK q HAaRrDoNl
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-01-17

DrrP Snow AZ QuEBEc.-The Quebec Ga
zette OF the 5sh. says that for the previous
eight days the weather has been more severe
in that city than il was in the frigh.ful climate
Of Moscow. in 1912. The thermometer was
down to ten degrees below zero, aud The snow
lies in heaps more than fifteen feet deep. and
then falling 90 thick that it was impossible 10
see at the distance Of few feet. The broad
st. Lawrence 10 not only covered with floating
Zoe, but il 10 hsspsd ono piece shove another,
rendering it almost impossible even for tho
hardy canosmsn Of Point Levy to crosse.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-01-17

THE CoRN CRoP or l645.-The late rice in
the prics ofaAour 10 affecting business favora.
bly, not only 10 the Western States but also in
the Southern.
Virginia and Maryland are great wheat
growing States. The product Of Virginis 10
1874, upon good data, wac estimsted At TO-.
500, 900 bushels, which inside her the third
wheat growing State ia the Union. Ohio and
New York alone suYpassing her. Maryland
also. with population Of only $50. 900. raises
4, 900 900 bushels in 1874, and even larger
crop in l845.
Tennessee also raises wheat extensively,
and corn more largely than any other State in
the Union. Her production 10 corn in 1874
was 81 ,O0O, 900 bushels OF 10000, 900 moro
than Ohio, which raised AZ, 900 900, and more
than double that Of tho great corn growing
State cf Indiana. Before the recent rise in
prices, corn has been worth only Is cents q
bnshel in Tennessee. Il now commands IS
cents in New York, which will fetch il up to
As cents in Tennesses.
II the English ports are opened TO Amer.
can breads,uffs, tho immense crops OF Indian
corn which now are consumed wholly at home,
will move towards the sea board, and for the
first time, the operatives Of Europe will have
= taste of our luxurious corn bread. Southern
ond Western corn 10 said TO bs better than the
Northern corn. Il is considered swester and
more nutritious.
In 1914 the whole production Of Indian corn
in the United States wac 100000. In
l645, the season was very favorable, and il is
supposed TO be at least 450, 100000. This
affords an enormous supply for home con.
sumption. s
The following 10 the production in bushels,
for series Of five years:
In 1910, 377,53l.e75 In 1874, IA. 953. 900
j" 1912, AL, 629.246 +" l645, 450, 0OO, 900
ls43, 494,6l8, 3O5
Heretofore good portion Of even the best
corn has been fed to cattle, but on account Of
the great foreign demand for wheat, from the
very laws which pervade the whole system Of
domestic economy, the farmer will naturally
sell every bushel Of wheat he can possibly
spare, and for his homo consumption fall back
on corn and rye bread. which are none the
less nutritious and wholesome. In this way,
| the vast crops Of Indian corn which have
heretofore been comparatively little used on
the table, will become substitute for wheat.
Experience has shown that it is more diff.
cul. 10 export Indian meal in good condition,
than flour. because the former is more liable TO
sour in crossing the seas. We know at the
| West they begin TO kiln.dry the meal. which
| keeps it sweet. Sill it seems to be the i'm.
preston tha, wheat -four will hold the advant-
age ia expectation, while corn meal would be
| more desirable for hsme consumption.
[Albany Argus.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-01-17

a oeoia.-The London Morning Post has
the following:
!. I'll 70 the general sentiment, that the Amer.
leans wish for war. and. with the blessings Of
6od upon good cause. they shall have
enough Of It. Never since the United States
mas mas become nation. was there in England
oeslre more reasonable, and at the came time
; more agreeable, than that Of giving the Amer
All this sis easier said than DONE"
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-01-17

FsoM WAsBINoron.-We have nothing late
Of the doings at the national Capitol. AT our
last dates Oregon seemed to be the all-absorb.
ing topic.
Geo. w. Woodward, Of Pa, has been nom.
. mated Judge Of Tho Supreme Court of the
United States.
p. G. J. McNul.y has been acquitted on all
four Of the indictments found agans. him 70,
amis.appropriaiion Of the public funds.
Elliot. charged with the murder Of young
Kendall, has also been acquitted.