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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-04-07

Grauris-Sn @afHiratcu ilarb nous
lid, cine Srau Samltcu uuter fclsencsn Tins
lfdnesu: Sbr Rann @cparo oamiltcn Fam
cinise Gage porhcr mad, itinem Sauie unc
fru9 cieielbe fir l24 Gents Die or ,puetc bae
IIe perbieut hattie, INN Sraunttpein su fnufcn.
Sic autpcrtete ihn,, bae fe bies niht tbun
f6nns, iutem Ie I'D, Gin paar Strimpfe ac'
fauft babe. - Cisribsr srsilrnt, mart or Iis
auf ccn Soeen, fhleprte fIe an zen Soadren
eurh eas 3immer, unp (prnng NIT ben Snf
fen nuf Ge !; tppeurh ibr mcbrcre Gippen
9cbrod,sn unp (ie lbri9ens cermaesn beffd'
oist rpuree, oas Ic an ben Sclsen ffarb.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-04-07
NifcnbGhn 8 tlItalIf.

glm pori9en Oicutd9 Tadmlttd9 ercigne'
te Gh etwa WPcilcu untcrhdlb Wctfepllc
rin id,mer;haftc6 llngIud. wcenrt eiu inn'
ocr Waun, JiamcuS YR Il a NJ & 10
/ d, r, unqefdbr 20 Sabre alt, ouf cine trans
rioc 9lrt Iru 2cten ciubnete. IS erSicbt ilh
oas Die @ltcru bcS BrruuaIIdteu i'll jsuer
Stdbt rpchnen, uno oae or chen uon @n9lanc
eiunaf I'm ihucu cinCn ScIud, absuitat;cn une
einc 6Cimatb in oclrm freicn uno 9IudIid,cn
9ancs III iud,en. Wit ecm phildeclphia Sdr'
renm9 herauffcmmruo, itano or nuf eerplat'
fern Der paiIa9icrfdrren, uno lchutc Gt uus
ccriId,tocr 9Sclic ~ prit llbcr oaTelbc hin'
aus, ais TIM cine Srllde crgriff uuo lcincn
Rcrf tuhifdbIid, Scrquctid,tc, 70 rde sr obnc
ciueu 2aut terid,ieo. Gicie5 it einss Der
rauri9iteu lluoInfsfGIc, ben mir felt LANCER
3cit dnf;u;cidueu hntteu. Der Batter hes
Sim9Iu9s, S9rn. Schn NIctIhcr ihn NIT frru'
ciocm SNcr,cn crpdrtcue, hattie iGd, felt cini'
ocn 3agcu iercsmal bci Der 9lntunft ocs Slrs
rcn;u9s am Depot eiuDcfuneeu, I'm feincu
Schn AZ brpilfcmmcn.@ Die SrcRoeu ucrs
pauccitcu fId, dtcr in Wcbflascu, uls am
Cicnlfa9 Tad,miita9 ibm Der torte Ja6rrer
Icincs thcursn Stinees llbcr9eben tpuree. -
Die @sfuhle frirer cortgcn sInpernauctrn
ldiIcn fId better begrcifeit aIs NIT 4Bcrten ;u
bcICbrribeu. 8, ,pie rpiinoepsar lInO ole lEes
se Der s6ttIidhen 8crlcbuh9 !-,6. preiTr.
Su uuferer @cfee9ebune wdrbsu felt nnie'
reu lrkteu Hummcr 0hacIeheH uon Der tedld
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-04-07

Su einsm Court 3imnier in Ban Vursn
@auntp, Mc., trus flh neulid, fcI9cnre Sces
ne gu: Sin j.rrr @iteS CAB ndmlid, in elmer
8lasIade 3snsnie, nobel i'm eiu Scrr au'
bsricn eincu en9urr hice, tpeId,es Gin joono'
gemenee sur Scl9c hattie. - 9Incerlcn oa or
Der itdrfite Nanu mar, mari @itrs auf ben
gceeu, als eestcrer Gin SepcrmeiIsr hrrpor
,o9 uno glnbericn Elm balbes Eueeuo Stihe
perirBtc, Die leincu dugenblidlidsn Zoo ,ur
ScI9e batteu. @ites bat bic SIudt er9riffsn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-04-07

gu Bottom puroc Icste Bede eintm Srous
en;immsr cine StcdnaceI aus esm DIR gss
lo9en, Die ibr scr "a Sahren in oaTelbc fam.
Sie lc9te fdl camals Absues nit ibrem Soaar
in paper aufscrclIt, uno nit StednaoeI be-
fsRigt su Ssttr, am Wrraeu fehIte cine ber'
fclbsu, uub Ger Sd,mcr; tcn Ge fuhIte, ;ei9te
ihr an no hielclbe iei. - Sis fiibltc icitorm
bsildnbi9 Shmers, bis man ibr oic(elbe pie
aela9t Ieete 4BCd)c cntfsrnte. = Sbr @cbOr
hat fcingn Sdaeen 9cliticn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-04-07

W6rberifher ansriff.- - Gin
bespsrater 9In9riff rpuroe leBte 9Bcde auf
oas eeben bee Wdrters bes Cumberland 60.
9IrmeuhaufeS, burh sinen sIrmsn, 9iamens
RamIep semad,t. Ssin Setraaen mar bon
Der 2lrt, bas Der slufieber es nid,t LANCER er'
traaen fcnnte, uno becrcerte bemiufolae ben
armen III Die @ellen, rpcldes er iId rpeiaerte
Su tbun. - Mit WIhe rpurbe er aber bod
hinein asbraft. slls ober bic 3blre nid,t
i'm sIu9enbIid 9cIdIcGen rpurbe, iprau9 sr
ae9sn oieieIbe, uno cs ssIan9 ibm feline Srei'
belt riecsr su erhalten. sIls er nun beraus
FAM psrfsBte er oem aIufieber 5 ober Stite
in pcrftiebene 9bsile Ieines 6orpsrs. Mau
hcfft oas or nd1t Iebens9cfdhrlid, beid,dci9t
fei. 3amieD tuuree feif9enemmen nnc nah
Dem 9efinanie aebrad,t.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-04-07

,SeIb & NJ or b.-Gcr eini9eu Wcden
tseieus Ser H lpb Sun BON Staat
Shic Dacurd, Sslbifmcrc, baB or Td) nit
,ciHsr Glinte in ieiner Mihle erfd,cs. Serr
Nunf mus pisIeu nnfrrsr eelsr betannt 9stpe'
fen fsin !; iubem er fur cine Rcibe bon Sab,
ren in Spriustaun, Buds @aunlp, NIB fpis
3erbin tn Saueona, Tprtbamptcn @auntp,
appbnte. DsFeu Bitter habeu mir nid,t pers
gcmmen. gr binterIdst aber cine ;abIreidc
Gamiiie, teIfebenb ats elmer Satin, une,
apenn mir red,t berid,tet Nnb, l2 Stinber.-
Gie tlrfad,e fol- @de SerIeSenbcit 9eWelen
1ein.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-04-07
Wpu ScrdS.

grrid,te pcn @orpus @hriffi bic bis gum
l1ten Wadrs reid,en, fInb erhalten rporben.-
cm @ansen Iieaen 60 SClbatcu auf benz
Corpus Shriiti Se9rdbnieplase bearaben.-
Die gereini9ten Stdatsn BRIG pcrpoife it
ant llten III sIranias, nit Depeiten bon
Serrn SIibeG an @en. 3apIcr, aneeIdnat,
rpeId,e ccmfeIbsn frsIcid burd, cine @rprc6
iibsrbrad,t ipurben.
yicui9feitsn tpeIde cine 91epcIuticn in Wlrrs
icp eeaen pareees ocrbeceuten f6nnten, tino
caIelbR erbalien tpcroen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-04-07

Canada - Das @anaod parliamsnt
hat I'D, am 25ffen W1iri perIammelt. ecro
Gathcart Der @cuueru0r @eneral, ,icbt bic
frhhe &ufmertiamfeit auf ben jeeiseu 3m
tiaub Der Wili;, Hnb faqt, bae bic sInaeIe9en'
iheiten ,rpIltcn GusIdno uno ben @ereinisfcn
Gtaaicn es bth(f nothpenei9 MAIDEN, oae
bifiefbe Defer prganiGrt uno in einen gers
fbe.eiauEsS 3ulfaHb geiftt ,DerOe.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-04-07

@cnare s.-Sm Scndt tpurre tas alte
Srr9cn eico pircer bic gauge Brhs biucurf
aefnnacn, uuo iui oaufe beiddfri9tr man i'd,
ben arbetsn 9beiIter :&it NIT Der unabbdns
9i9en Shaefammer : giia - Wsiter niftS
IEidtiacs.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-04-07

Gic SIuRoinn9 bcs MdthicIS in unirrsr pc'
ri9cn drummer in !: sIr8cb, TdbaI, 9abcr,
SreI, Tcr9aI, CUB, llr, Dceg, &cdr, Screa,
Ma9uci, 9cIdu, bas @anie "5I nter
0duoe ber9er."
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-04-07

gci Sarrsbura iIuo ncuIit Spsi Ecctleute
Tomrns Dopip 0aues unn Saccb 9iuth, ere
runtcn. Shr Boot, pcrauf iih pcricnsn
bcfdueen itlug nm, uno MIR ucn ibneR
fcnntcn Qcrettct psrocn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-04-07

@eueral Scott, SberFfehlShabcr rcr @cr'
einieten Stanteu gIrmee hat ScfrhI ge9etcn
eas an cen pcrihiceeneH WiIttairpcitcn hers
fcmmIidc 9lbfeuern eiiFs Sancnenlhu6rs
am Wci9en uno Abcuo tiu;ufeIIcn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-04-07

StiefeIm a d, en.-Gus bem "@reeu'
pilIe Wcuntanrer" rrfeben mir, boe Gin oerr
@barIes MulIrr bon Scutb Gcrrpif in eis
nsr ein,issn Wote ID paur StieIcl baucr'
boft uno geIdJmadpcu perferti9te uno Elm
@crreipcncent bee cbigen glattes ldrribt aus
@Intcnoille, 9irn gcrf, cas Elm cerr Mor'
tin @larf baieIblt in elmer gBcd,e 25 paar
fabrisur. Cies ldet fIt b6rcn, nsnn'S nur
nidt eine Sdnfie SrsdhIuns it.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-04-07

Das 9Ifcrbdus IN yseipcrf fieng teEte Nc
DIE Ssuer, puree nter elcs spirl StaeeH Gus
9eridNct mar, ,riseer geIdtts3
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-04-07

Gin 9robeben purce neuIid ~ @apsUiIIer
RentudD, psrIpllrt.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-04-07

SIN Sdrrisburg fnb rrrleBte 9Scd,e neh'
rere Stohrs uno WerAfdtten ocs TaGlts
burd Cicbe crbrcdien, iifch uittS pcn 9rci'
iem @erlh aeiiohIen iDeinen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-04-07

Gs gait cbnldnef cine 9rcee Wstte ,tpi'
fhen 2 jun9en @clebrten Dcutihlancs, pds
Der 9ieinhet Der Sprade entlpreheubrr ici A:
"9eeGen cber 9e9cden !" slccIun9s Wbrter'
bud purbe ais Sd,ieesridter au9efiibrt unc
eafeIte cntitieb fir "9eQc0en" Ter lle'
berwunoene bs,ahltc bic N8ctte unb IeStc fpl'
ecnbcs Guoblibet bel:
Sd babe MIDI fld9lid, 9eairrct
Jh finbe MIDI tiid,tia gr9dffrt
Tao bitt' id, niemals 9csabnct
@s hat 1db bic Spradr 9c9iuoert
Sie bat bas @eueine qc9aoclt,
lluo fur 9ccGcn gcgeTen.
Drum Irt Dir bic Stabe 9c9crfert.
9tad Ger on Gle eippen gs9Ifnet.
Go IIno MN BIC Ser9c ac9cbuet, 81
GO paro mir cas- Sdifftsn .gr9en;ert,
90 haif cu bic eorbeern sc9crr,rt
60 pirif cu pcn sllIcu 9cacbret,
lluo id) BON glicma@A9s9ud,tct,
Gs buben Die Sd,fen 9e9dfcrt,
Die S6bne Die Batter qeaerbct,
Sect III Die @eftihtt 9e9encet.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-04-07
Sin @tpe fir ben es triift.

Cine WaGadufetts 3citnn9 bcridtet bae
bic Oircttcren Der Sal Ripcr 9ie9sIbahn
burd, cine slblfimmuns cntIhieecn tabcn, bae
feline 9rifi9en @ctrdnfen ilbcr ibrr 9ie9e'
balm transprrtirt wsrcen ioaeu. Daribrr
bsmerft Der "San9cr Whis," bae tpenn Fc
ihren, @ntitlus ausfiibreu pclcn, es ntd,t
tbun wiirce. cinige Menfd,rn odrauf III fab'
rem, Die er in jsner Tadbarihaft 9eiehen bat.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-04-07
GpGter BON Gm0lanb.

Das Sd,iff yorfid,ire Ian9tc leBte Wod,e
10 Ieuporf an, uub bat Elm Gag fpdtere Teu'
isfeiten BON @nslano mitacbrad,t. - Wan
spiro iId, erinnern bag bic @crrefpOneeus spi'
fbeu Budauan unb 9Dadenbam MIR 3 Gage
Dor BEN Gtfabrt bes lebten Damphd,ifcs
nah ben Der. Stanten baielbit anlan9te, uno
oaB bieieIbe bamats fdcn cas all9emcine
Tagesaciprdd, biIbete. - Dicfrlte hat aber
MN rpie ss id,sint Elm greees sufbraufcn in
ben 3citunaen ueruriddt. - Cic Sd,piBer'
lamb war aud, nit ben Srcacn geid,Insen
baielbft ansslan9t, pie ctcieIbe i'm S,auie Der
Srpreisntanten unieres @cnareics pnsirten,
fpeld,er llmffanb bas 8ric9ss@efilbl in Cons
bon beoeuteno oermehrte.
Da bic Teuistsiten uur Elm Gag fpdter iInc,
70 fino audi berer nur ueniae. gaumwrlIc
it etrpas i'm prcife 9elfiessn. - lletri9ens
nifts weId,es Weloun9 vereient.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-04-07

s.-Dicicn pihtiscn sIrtifel hat bic
Tatur nit launcnhaftcr Sano iber Die @ree
uerttsilt. On @atalonisu 9iebt es einen
Ssra pom SteinfaIs, Der td, $50 Sue nber
bic ihn umecberce ebene Sberflid,e erbebt,
unb ae9en 5000 Sue in umfan9 bat. Sn
9Iffrad,en fol- es gauge @cbirae acben, bic MIR
aus Gal, beifeben, uno i'm Wifruri Staat
erffreft i'd, Elm SaIsffrid, bon 80 Mleilen ein'
ae uno 45 Weilen Sreite ldngs ces Wifouri.
Sn 8raiuien f1nc un9eheure Snl,maden uns
ter Der @rocberfdd,e 9elaacrt, tpeIfe Die aan'
&c grbe perfeben f6nnten unc ebenlo it es I'M
Staat Teu Ycrf, mo- man jdhrIdt Witticren
8ufdel srrpinnt. SIM Snnern BON Sinccifcn
1T es baoceen 70 rar, bae bas pfnno bort 60
@ents frifct, unb i'm neiflihsn 3ibrt, 70 frie
in sIbplfInien 9ebraud,t man cs icsar ale
Rnn;e.
@cr elmer Neite BON cahren fcitete bas
Sals in ben 8crciuiaten Staatcn 90 3baIer
uno oaS guId,el 4 bis 5 GbnIcr. llnIcre gau'
crn tiirfcn oaher froh icin, cas Der Cad SaIi
jett nidt oisI iiber 2haler fcifet.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-04-07

Inter ben pafasieren, peld,e pcri9en
Scunta9, ben 22ifen Wdrs NIT ccm Sd,iff
SdiCIsr, @apitoin Sobannfcn, BON SnItimrre
mad, Bremen abIc9elten. brfanecn fd aud,
Der Ghrw. Dcftcr 9. 9. g d,mu d e r,
Ircfe0cr i'm 3trrfcafd,cn Srminar III @cts
tDsbura, bic Ghrip. Dcftcrcn @. SfurB une
&. G5. @ prr 6, ecn Baltimore, uuo SHr.
Rpb bert 6. MILTON, cbrneoher tprls
die aIs DrIe9aten ;ur @hriftlihcn llnicn Gcr'
fdmmIuna brfimmt fIno, bic am 19ten 9Iu'
cuff, 1916, in ecncon 9choltcn mcrocn miro.
@enannte SNcrren perben fIh crff cine 3cit'
lang auf bem Sentiment aufhaIten, che Gr
mad, 9cnocn abreiirn. lEir nilnid,cn linen
cine ongencbme 9teifr, unc 9Iildlitc 9ild'
funft Su ben Sbri0cn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-04-07

Su uuferer @cfcegebune p1rbsli felt nnfe'
rsnlrsteu Nummcr, abaciehen uon Der eed,d
@aunip Sanf GjeldhittS feine meIrrnswcrfhs
Gbeitlfte perrid'tet.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-12-25

New York COAGreSSiOnAl Election'
The Albany Argus, (lOcO) coatains the
complete list Of the names Of the
representatives elected TO the aext Congress
from the State Of New York:
Frederick W. Lord, Dem.
a-Henry c. Murphy, dem.
3-Henry Nichol, dem.
A-Wm. B. Maclay, dem.
5-Frad. a. TalmadgO, whig gain.
6-David s. jackson, dem.
7-Wilam Nelson, whig gain.
8-Cornslius Warren, whig gain
Sd. 8. ST. John, whig gain.
i0-Eliakim Sheriff., whig gain.
lip. II. Sylvester, whig gain.
l2-Gideon o. Reynolds, Whig gals.
l3-John /. SlingeIland, whfg gain.
l4-OrlandO D. kellogg, whg
15-Sidney Lawrence, dem.
l6-Hugh White, wing.
l7-George Petrie, wing gain.
l8-Francis 6eger, dem.
l9-Joseph Mullin, whig gain.
20-Timothy Jenkings, dem.
2I-G. A. Starkweather, wing galE.
22-Ausburn BirdsaIl, dem.
23-William Duer, Whig gein.
24-Daniel Colt, wing gain.
25-H. S, Conger, whg gain.
26-Wm. L. Lawrence, whig gain.
/ 27-John M. Holley, wing gain.
28-EIias B. Holmes, vhig.
| 29-Robert l.. Rose, wing.
! 30-Davld Ramsey, wing gain.
/ 3I-Dudly Marvin, whig.
/ 32-Nuthan X. Hall, whig.
33-Harvy Putnam, Wing.
34-Washington Hunt, whig.
Wings, % Democrats, II
The New York Tribune says, that the deleg
ton now stands % wings, straight democrats,
old hunkers, ond one tariff democrat.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-12-25
8W0fWC88 CarO8
GmnsnlitIl Busimess.

TVHE undersigned would respect
h fully inform the citizens OF Yazoo city
and the public generally, that he has COM
menccd the GUNsMITH BUSINESS in this place,
and is prepared 10 carry it on in all its vari-
Gus branches; and is also prepared TO do
work entrusted to him in the best possible
manner, and feels confden' that he can
give satisfaction. Work entrusted 10 him
will be done with neatness and despatch,
and he hopes that by promptness and auen>
ton TO business, TO merit the patronage of
tho public.
lie has also on hand and for sale, few
splendid Rifles and double and single barrel
cd Shot Guns. Guns made 20 order.
or Shop on Main street, above Wins
Hotel CHARLES GRlFFlTHS.
Yazoo citv. Oct 10, 1916. 1871.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-12-25

Madison Parish. La.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-12-25
LAW NOTICE.

I'D OBERT II. BUCKNER has resumed the
Ho, practice Of his profession, and VIII
confne himself to the business OF the Chan-
cerV Court. Supreme Court and the United
States Court, held at the city of Jackson.
Address, Jackson, Miss.
January %, 1915. 29-ly'
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-12-25

Nearlg AdVeTtlsluBs
FR forty lines OF less renewable a. pleasure go %
No contract taken Tor iess than one year-aua Eale
half yearly in advance
The privilege Of ANIMAL advertisers IL limited 10 fei
own immediate business and al advertisements fof u
bsneht Of other persons, sent ~ ~ thef must Be ld
81 BY the square.
ProfessiOnRI Ad verflsements.
FaF 70 Inca Or less, not atierabie MONTHS - %
q Do as Do do s dS % % % o
ryAnl 5og WORK MusT BE PAID FOR on
DELIVERY q
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a9r@fFa860eGa1.

Dr. n. a.. WiaaaPd's
OFFICE is the same as he opened when
ho first came to this place, mo. 2, Nys's
Row nsxt door to Vim. +. Pugh, Esq.
Dr.. W. woaA respectfully say to his
friends and former patrons, that he can atHii
times De foaad ia -his Office OF sitendinE %
hs profession.
Yszoo CITY, Aug. 81, lsI6 tn.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-12-25
PriVNfe BOardiing.
CnrriRgG Trimming
AND PAINTING.

LlLND- = 4AAAN y ALNDs
TT0aE undersigned, thankful for the patro~
a mage he has received, informs the cti-
zens OF Ylzoo and the adjoining counties,
lhA, he il now prepared to REPAIR cAEsIsEs
with The best materials, on moderate terms
GumslaS.ic, Oileloth or Leather Tops-those
having Carriages 10 repair would hnd it to
their advantage to give him call opposite
Dir. A. RuSsell'S Livery Stable.
THOS. CUMMING.
Yazoo city, may 20, l84e, 47-3m
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-12-25
VIM. E. PUGH,
Attorney az Law,

And Solicitor IN Chancery,
uUAS removed his Office from Main to
Ba. Jefferson Street YazoO city, where.
at all times he may be found unless profess
sioually absent.
he attends regularly the Circuit courts Of
Atlala, Leake, Madison, Yazoo and Holmes,
and tho Chancery court and High court Of
Errors and Appeals at Jackson.
Yazoo city, May IS. 1916. 45-ti.
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f. w. QUACKENBOSS.
Attorney md Councillor

Yazoo city, Miss.

YazOO City, Miss.
CONTINUES to practice regularly IN
Otho Superior Court Of Chancery, High
Court Of Errors and Appeals, Circuit Court
Of the Unitod States at Jackson, Superior
Court Of Chancery, and 10 the Circuit courts
Of Yazoo, Holmes and Carroll counties
Office in the Insurance building on Jefter-
son Street.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-10-15
FROM VENEZUELA, NEW GRANADA, &c.

The editor Of the Diario de Ia Marina, of Havana
Acknowledges the receipt Of papers from Caracas 10
the 18th of August by the British steamer Tweed
They contain little news. The elections were going
on in Venezuela, and were warmly contested. Vic.
lent opposition is manifested TO the election of D. A.
l. Guzman, for president, since Gen. Paez refused
accept the office. No outbreak had occurred, but
one much dreaded. The Colonial Bank most
Of the stockholders of which are Engshmen, had
been accused af supporting Guzman in the canvass.
The manager was forced to come out and deny
the charge, and he declared that the bank took
part whatever in the internal affairs Of the
country.
Ratifcations Of the treaty between Spain and
Venezuela having been exchanged, the President OF
the Litter country has published decr of amnesty,
directing the GscontnuaDos Of all political proser-
ions, and permitting the return to the republic of
persons who have emlgrated or been banished on
account of events to which the treaty refers.
On the Goth Of August, ID. Manuel l. de Las
Casas, representative from the city Of Caracas, died
there.
The Liberal, Of Caracas, publishes some accounts
from New Granada and Ecuador. The difficulties
between the two countries had ali been settled.
President Mosquera, of the former republic, pub
lished the convention which had been agreed upon
through the intervention of Gen Heran, who had
been named chief Of the troops of the south. AT the
same time that Mosquera expresses his satisfaction
with this pacific termination of the difficulties, he
declares that he was prepared to sustain the rights
of his country by arms. The convention contains
six articles. The first consigns past difficulties to
forgefunes; the second revlves the treaty of peace
and friendship Of 1882; the third binds the Two
countries TO enter within year into negotiations TO
form new treaty. or rather TO establish treaty ne
gotated in 845, which had received the sanction OF
the Congress Of New Granada the fourth and fifth
articles concern the extradiron of criminals and the
sixth enoins upon both countries to take measures
to prevent the frontier provinces from disturbing
peace. Gen. Herran, on the part of New Granada,
and DIR. Larrea on the part Of Ecuador, negotiated
this convention. In their protocols they declared
their understanding that the criminals subject To
tradition by that treaty included those concerned in
the assassination of Gen. Sucre. The difficulties
Gen. Obando, accused of being accomplish in thai
crime had been sheltered in Ecuador, and there ret
ceived employment
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THE HONORED DEAD.
The "Albany Atlas" has the following para

The "Albany Atlas" has the following para
graph:
Numbered among the dead is Captain Morris
Captain Lewis N, Morris, Of this city, we fear,
whose galantry and esiimabe character our fellow
citizens recently acknowledged by the presentation
ola sword. Among the gallant afficers who took
part in the battles ofthe Rio Grande, will be found
recorded the names of Maj w. w. Morris, Of the
4,h artillery, Capt. Gouveneur Morris, Of the 4th in
fantry, 1t. C. +. Morris, Of the 9th infantry, and
Capt Le,cis NJ Morris, of the Sd infantry. All of
these are citizens of New York. All except the last
were we believe after the battles Of the Rio Grande,
detailed on special service; and Capt Lewis ~ Nor
rs, whose name had also been suggested for service
which would have detached him from the army,
was retained by Gen. Taylor, whose confidence and
esteem he enjoyed in high degree. We still hope
that the tdings Of his death may be incorrect. In
the rapdity with which news is now carried, there
is disocaon of words and names, which makes it
little reliable in its minuter details" .y
We have inquired at the Adjutant Generals Office,
and there cannot exist doubt about its being Capt.
Lewis N. Morris, citizen Of Albany. The Army
Register states him to be from New York, appoint
ed from the Military Academy as second lieutenant
ARTILLERY, on the LIST July, 1890, and made captain
in the Sd regiment of infantry on the 3lst October,
1885, He was agallant officer, whose memory will
be embalmcd in the gratitude Of his country.
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Intelligence from the North by to-night's
mail
Correspondence of the Union.J

Correspondence Of the Union.
BALTIMORE, Oct. IS, SIP. m.
The election continued yesterday, until the close
Of the polls, to be conducted in the most orderly
manner possible. There fighting or quar-
reling and nothing but the most perfect good feel
ing prevailed among the voters. The number Of
votes cast exceeded those at the senatorial election
upwards Of $500, and was larger than was ever
cast at any election in the city before.
The mails from the east arrived at their stated
hours this morning, but the telegraph is still pros
trate on some parts Of the route. We are conse-
quently without any tdings as to the markets of
either Philadelphia or New York to-day.
In the Baltimore market both -four and grain are
on the decline. Holders of -four are very unsettled
and variable In their notions Some refuse to sell
at less than IS l2l per barrel, others anxious to
sell at S., and some buyers are willing to operate
at "a SIT. There is, however, nothing Of any mo-
ment doing, nor will there be unit, the arrival either
of the Great Britain or the Boston steamer; which
latter has been out eleven days. and will proba-
bly, arrive before the mammoth steamer with fifteen
days later news Considerable anxiety is being felt
in New York as to the fate of the Great Britain.
have been waiting until the last moment for the
arrival of the 2 o'clock train from Philadelphia,
hoping to be able to give you summary of the re-
turns of that city and county, as well as the neigh
boring counties, but it is now rapidly approaching
5o'clock and no tidnss have yet been heard from