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The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-07-17

From Mexico and Gen. TaylOT's Army.
The latest Mexican news received at New
Orleans came by way Of Ma'amoros, and
is accompanied with news from Gen. Taylor.
According to the Mexican adVices, Pare
des has left Mexico, and is supposed TO be
now at Monterey, at the head Of the Army,
for the purpose Of opposing Gen. Taylor.
Bustamente is President pro tenn. during his
absence. The yellow fever, it is said, is
raging at Vera Cruz, though at MatamOrOs
it is yet quite healthy. Immense rains have
fallen lately in the neghbOrhoOd Of the Rio
Grande, and the river has overlooked its
banks. The battle grounds of Polo Alto
and Resaca de la Palma are now covered
with water. The late rains have made the
roads extremely bad 10 the vicinity Of Gen.
Tsylor's camp, and have also rendered the
situation Of the soldiers very uncomfortable.
Many cases of severe disease have occurred
among them. Gen. Taylor is making pre-
parations for a march on Monterey.-Steam.
boats have already taken transports 10 Ca.
MARCO, TO facilitate this movement. The
Americans lately came very near capturing
Gen. Canalas at Fandango near ReyonOsa.
Two Of bis officers were taken, however,
and are now prisoners.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-07-17
~ The Montgomery (AIa.l Advertise

o. The Montgomery (Ala.) Advertiser,
attacks Secretary Marcy, sin the rear,'' in
the following pointed paragraph:
"Mr. Marcy is the last man in the world
who shonId blame Gen. Scott for wishing 10
protect his rear The Secretary cannot
have forgotten that he did the same for him.
self, once, at the cost Of fifty cents to the
State Of New York"
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-07-17

TnE TARrFF.-As We edct, The war
expenses are fast confusing the administra-
ton with regard TO raising revenue to car
~ it on. The Union, is Aoundering amaz-
ingly; and writing articles that look and read
singularly for that paper. The poor man is
10 be protected BY the democracy" by
having heavy tax laid Upon tea and coffee,
the two articles of all others in the world
most GENERALLY consumed BY mankind, the
rich and poor alike,-tax the poor mans tea
and coffee, Wing never dared to SUCCESS
such thing; but TO our extract from Polk :
organ on the subject, read and be astonish,
ed!
ain this view, the subject Oft war tax on
articles now free Of duty, (such az tea and
cOfee,) naturally presents itself. We can
see no objection to such tax levied to sus
tain the war, and limited to the period Of its
continuance. We believe that such tax
would be cheerfully borne by patriotic peo-
ple.-They would volunteer it,"
This is practical democracy, which is q
very different thing from speculative cleo.
pioneering, or prOfessed democracy, as pre-.
emf to the people. Everything at Washing
ton is now going brasely on. The admins
tratiOn is being cornered at every turn, anC
is destined to the greatest break down, tha
ever happened TO any political party in pow
EN-. o. TrOpic
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-07-17

The SUE. TREASURY. the amend.
ments proposed in the Senate to the Sub.
Treasury bill is the following:
"The Secretary Of the Treasury is not to
transfer the balances from tire present de-
positories to the new repositories before the
lst of January next, but 10 check upon them
for payments made by the Treasury"
We think the above amendment perfectly
unnecessary. There viii be ono balances"
TO remove from the repositories in January
next, and therefore there need be no discus
sion on the subject; as the following esti>
mates will show ''as clearly as a streak of
| lightning on a dark cloud" "The present
Mexican war" costs $lO6, 900, day-yes,
per day. according to lOcOfocO calculation,
which is at the rate of $3s, 100000 per
year y! So much for war.
All the money Of the Government now
on hand is fast running out. Before the
rising of the present Congress, an immense
issue of Treasury notes will be called for,
and then taxes follow as a necessary 'conseN
quence. Yet in the midst Of all this, Mr.
Polk and his party, through their organ, are
crying out "DotOn ,Uith The Tariff" down
with the revenue" IN. D. TrOpic-
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-07-17
COM NJ ER Gal.
From the NO Com. Bulletin Of July n. 1915.
NEW ORLEANS MARKET

CoTToN.-En onr.last semi weekly review Wa
stated that the demand had been checked bv The
difficulty Of negotiating Exchange, unless at very
reduced rates, ana thar buyers Kept aloof from
have not only evihced continued frmness. bnt
have gradually stfaned, the sales being generally
At the outside figures Of our laie qao,atians: We
therefore teel warranted ia making some change
10 cur rates. although there has been no marked
advance at any specific neriod on 10 e4ressis =
the sales mbFaced loo bales On Thursday Q505
and yesterday ts00-making the transactions 81
the three days sum up $500 bales, and 81 ths
week 4s6J0. We amend our quotations as fol,
lows:
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-07-17

or The Washington Union rejoIces at
the refusal Of the Senate to act on the resO-
luton fixing the Goth inst. for the day Of
adjournment of COngress,an asks-"What
was to become of the Tariff of the ware.
house system?-Of the constitutional ttea~
sury, and other refOrms?-and the Organiza-
ton of the Oregon territory, in case the
steamer arriving about the 9th Of August
should bring US the exchange OF the treatyl
These views are irresistible, and We are
happy TO find the Senate again lying by the
resolution"
The editor Of the Union is not in the
least interested in Congress remaining il
session as long as pOssible-nOt he, it is al
for the good of the country, and TO carry ou
these beneficial " measures.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-07-17

or Rumor says that Mr.. Calhoun will
make direct move looking to the settle.
ment Of the Mexican war, if the Admins
tration 90 not do it. This is confirmed by
the Charleston Mercury and the New York
Journal of Commerce.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-07-17

The total quantity Of cotton manufactures
exported from Great Britain in 1914, was
49,, 94O, 1926 yards, the declared value there.
Of 4I6, 4eO,75O. In 1916 the quantity was
l O9I $50. O69 Yards.the value ELS, O29, sos.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-07-17

DEPARTURE OF THE VOLUNTEERs.-We
learn from the Yicksburg papers that the
Volunteers have at last left that place for
New Orleans; and that Col. Davis has aFriv.
ed from Washington with orders to the
Quariermasier il New Orleans, to forward
him with his regiment without delay to
Oen. TuylOr's Head Quarters.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-07-17

LErTERs-IMPoRTANT.-The New Or
leans Picayune says, that persons writing
70 their friends in the army should, in direct.
ihg their letters, designate the company and
regiment 10 which they belong. to avoid de-
lag in The delivery Of their letters.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-07-17

OFThe all.absorbinp question i NOT no,.
Who is James K. Polkl but what is General
Taylor's pOliticsl Delta.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-07-17

Mr.. PoLK.-Mr. Polk is rather roughly
dealt with by the 54 40 men. Report says
that many Of the prominent democrats at
Washington will break ground against him
the first opportunity, Mr.. Calhoun and Mr..
Benton among the number. II the right
and left wings abandon him, he will have
but a poor support, and his "glOry" pass
away as a summer cloud. The fact is, Mr..
Polk and the ga 40's are twain. He
gave them every assurance that he would
stick by them, and stand up, at allhazzards,
to 54 40. On this pledge, they risked
every thing. He, however, "backed OUT
and left them TO do the fighting.
Mr.. Polk is in dilemma. He has dis
appointed many Of his friends in accepting
40, after assuring them that he would have
up TO 54 40 or none. He hears the grumb
lings all over the country at the inefic;ency
If the War Department. He knows thai
the management Of the Mexican war so iaI
has created dissatisfaction everywhere. A
reckoning is now to be had; and If he has
10 meet it with divided forces at Washing
ton, and the People, we incline to the Opin.
ion, that he will be in q worse position than
John Tyler was.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-07-17

Bears SOLD TO tbs GOvERNMENr.
steamboats, Undine, Troy, BIG Hatcbee,
Haichee Planter and Pamela have been pur.
chased at New Orleans By the Government
and are % 60 o The Rio Grande.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-07-17

WARruousrsO BILL The following are
,le featnies Of the WaFehousing bill, now
before the UnitcJ States Senate:
lst. Goods may be kept in public store for
three years. -,
Cd. The merchandise may be Withdrawn
at any time on the payment Of duties, with
out las is now the CASEY any charge Of inter
est on the duties from The day OF entry.
Sd. Goods may be withdrawn at any time
for Incorporation. BY The payment Of the
actual expenses for storage, etc.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-07-17

CSF The Washington correspondent Of
the philadelphia North American, always
reliable ia anything, says;
Although Il il mol my habit to repeat ru-
mOrs, one came from the White House 10
The Senate Chamber this morning, and was
there repeated BY he Vice President, which
looked improbable, but yet may have some
foundaiion. 4 was to the effect, that a
secret negoiiation was nov going On for ter
minating che war with Mexico. give ID
without comment OF any SORT. TIE public
must judge for itself 7 think i was stated
IN some sc fhe recent Intelligence, that an
ipcog agent from Mexico was supposed 20
have arrived in TIC United States.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-07-17

Or We see BY The Cincinnati Gazette
thatthe Cincinnati Greys were paid Oh "a
Tie 20ih ult., and received three dollars and
mn cents per man for one months service.
Liberal compensation that
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-07-17

PENNsYLvAN1A.-Mr.S nowden. Treasur,
erOf Pennsylvania, appears confident Of the
payment Of the August interest on the State
debt.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-07-17

PENNsxLvANIA VOLUNTEERS The Har.
risburg Telegraph says that eighteen Volun.
teer companies have rendered their services
10 Gov. Skunk, and have been accepted.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-07-17

Government agents are busy at Louisville,
Cincinnati and PiItsburg, purchasing very
lightdraught steamboats, for the navigation
Of the Rio GFande.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-07-17

or William L. Yaney, member Of Cons
gress from Alabama, has resigned his seat
in 1hat body.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-07-17

A PRESENT FOR THE Brave SUBAETERNs
1t is proposed 10 raise subscription, in
sums Of ten cents each, or any sum over that
voluntarily given, for the purpose Of P'ocur%
ing suitable present for each of the follow
ing non .9ommiss oneJ Office s. # whose
brsVery such honorable mention is made by
their commanding ofFicers in their official
reports Of the battle of Resaca de la Palm !:
Corporal O'SalliVan, Sergeant-Majur Malo~
ney, Sergeant McCabe. and Corporal Farrell.
They are the oaly non com :nissioned officers
of whose bravery special notice is taken.
While honors are showered npon officers,
high in rank, let not the equally brave but
humble non commissioned officers be for
gotten. Subscriptions will be received at
each of the following places, and the names
of the subscribers entered: at Charles DIM
ond Is Louisiana Hotel, I'choupitoolas 81; at
D. Osbourn's Piney Woods Hotel, New b. :
sin; at Canterbnry's Cofeehouse, Charities
ST; at s. T'ailor's Merchants Exchange: at
Richafe Murphy's. ST. Charles st; and at
Madame Caldwell's, POntchartrain Railroad
Depot. As soon as the subscription lists are
clused. meeting Of the subscribers will be
called, TO determine on the pfesen-s to be
offered and other details.-Deka.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-07-17

The MEXICAN WAR.-The Washington
correspondent Of the N. Y. Journal Of Com.
merce states that, Mr.. McDufie, as Chair,
man Of the Committee Of Foreign Affairs
Of the Senate, called upon the President,
and asked him whether he intended that
this Mexican war should be a war Of con-
quest, or whether his purpose was merely
to bring Mexico TO honorable and fair terms
Of peace. The President replied that the
latter was his object. Mr.. McDufie there
upon assured the President that he should
have his hearty support in all measures di.
rected to the attainment of the latter object
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-07-17

MCDUFFTE, CHAIRMAN OF COMMITTEES ON
FOREIGN RELATIoNs.-The country is de-
lighted that man of such profound acquire
ments, as Mr. McDuffie, has been placed up
on the important committee or Foreign Re-
ations as its Chairman. The transition from
Aliens blunderng, roaring bragadOcia,'o Me-
DUTIES brilliant intellect and statesman like
qualities is so immense, that no language can
convey slight idea Of it. 1t is like having
the unclouded noon day sun, in place of the
darkness that forever res's IN the unfath>
omed abysses Of the Mammoth Cave. The
course of Mr.. McDutfie with regard 10 all
our foreign relations, not only with England,
but every other country, has been eminent
~ worthy Of the age, and calculated 10 pl ice
our true moral position correctly before the
world. The defeat Of Allen and his blath-
ering colleagues in the Senate of the United
States, is the most brilliant triumph of the
glorious character Of our institutions, that
has been displayed since Henry Clay accom-,
plished his celebrated compromise on the
"Missouri question: that saved the Union
| from cipil war q
The Senate is evidently TO be purged in
time, It's small politicians. men who make
good stump speeches, and can raise laugh
or a cape in the thoughiless crowd, are no
fit to hold seats in the United States Sen
ate, and the sooner they are removed, the
better for themselves, for the cOuEtry, an fol
the worldly o. Tropic.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-07-17

The receipts at the New York Custom
House for The week ending Saturday, June
90, were 100000.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-07-17

The 81. Louis papers state that the irons
tier Indians are appointing delegates 10 a
grand national convention, 10 be held on
the Arkansas next Autumn.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-07-17


ally known that tlfs description of artillery,
which bears The name Of French General.
IS in fact the invention fan American officer
Col BoMEFoRD. Ia mole to Lieut.. HALL
EcK's work on Military Art and Science.
just published by APPLETON & Co, fpaee
2SOl the case is thus stated;-N. o. BEi.
"These pieces (Paixhan guns, or Column
biads) were first invented BY Col. Bomeford
Of the United Safes Army, and used in the
war Of 1912. The dimentions Of these guns
were first taken TO Europe by you e French
officer, and thus fell into the hands Of Gen.
PAIxHAN, who Immediately introduced them
in the French service. They were by this
means first made known 10 the rest Of Eu-
rope, and received the name oessthe nerson
who introduced them into The European SER
vice rather than the name of original in
VeRtor. All these facts are so fully suscep.
tible Of proof that the Eeropeans now ac-
knoledge themselves indebted lo,us for the
inventions even Gen. PaiAhaA gives an all
claims to originality in his gun, and limits
himself to certian Improvements which he
introduced The original, which was invent~
ed by Col. BomefOrd, and whose dimen.
sions were carried TO General Paixhan. in
France, Is nov lying al the ordnance depsi.
in New York harboF.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-07-17

ADJOURNMENT OF CoNoREss.-The Feso-
luton offered in the Senate, fixing the goth
instant for the adjournment Of Congress,
has been laid on the table, and Che Union
SAYS, that the first Of September is now
mentioned as the probable duration Of the
the session. Il has already continued over
seven mouths, and If the measures indicat-
ed by the Union as necessary to be passed,
be acted upon, we shall have little exPecIa@
ton Of seeing the present session close
much before the next will commence. There
has been shameful and outrageous abuse
Of time and Of public confidence, By the
representatives Of the people; but Il is use.
less to reproVe where no amendment will
follow. Previous to the commencement o.
the session, the people had the assurance
that all the abuses would be corrected, ant
rigid system Of economy be introduced
instead of which negligence, extravaganza
and folly have characterized the session.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-01

STRATTON'S OFFICE,
NO. S. SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET.
L,et an TIE wo<a ssy tn<y can.
For s>nns fris-s. srnArros's ths mas,


ros ssuins Prizes. srsArrors sas,
Drawn Noe Of Alexandra Lottery. Exra 305 Dee 2Sih
IS - e. 60 &c % 10 3 Sc II 81 ~ % 10 50.
Ticket Nos. IS Sc Three Capitals in ono Lot.
Do. do. 10 26 CD terry sold and paid by
do. do. 10 SO co STATION
Drawn numbers Of Leesbprg Lottery. Glass ~ Dee 29t
SO 60 10 10 81 IL % 90 81 % Is.
Whole Ticket Nos. 10 - IS. Prime Of $780, sold
and paid by sTRATToN.
Drawn Nos. OF >ielssdra LOTTERY. Cas- ~ Dee 27tr
81 SIS % 81 20 49 ~ IS "a
Drawn Nos OF ALapdns Lstisry FIrs 5io 9Sh
~ So - 33 a % ~ is 10 IS a 20 Is "a.
Wboie Tetet Nos. ~ So ~. $500
Ticket Nos- "a ~ 6S-two Prizes soh and paid BY
STATION
Drawn Nos. of AlsI sndra Lottery. Extra 3l Dec 3Oh:
8 5 &c 6s IS - 72 IS III % ~ 10 80.
bRAHLSo RECEIgED EVERY D1Y 1T ! O'CLOCK.
S30,0OO. 10000.
Thu-day-AIeIandrs 3I2, Eis. Capitais $4,000 O0o
5000 1000 9ooo rs Of 1900 ~ Nos, ~
sl0; halves 5: quarters 25s.
fnday-hononesha D. Capitals 5000. 1900 1000. ke- ke
70 Nos * drawn wboies ~ 35 halves 62, qrs IL
$1,000. 2OsO.
sainrday-Aexandria, Extra, eapials $1,000 2Oss Of
1000 &C sc Nos, ~ drawn wholes sc So halve. IS q
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$4,000 10000
Monday ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Cia.s Cspitais: sIoOso
zooo 5000 20 Of 1000 10 Nos ,dawp halves
Buyer my rr,ss which ar. r,s.-r,d
Ct the ones proof u done; and .yerv
drawing costumes TO inereas-
s Orders for IN u. above
Schemes and in all Lotteries, will promptly TO- and
drawing sent when requested.
Please sddre. orders TO N. sTRATroN,
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-01
~ RUSSELL BIGGER d CO., AGENTS

u for ID. PAIsE q Co Richmond
BIGGER CO present their through
out the United States the 70 lowing Grand eo,e
OF the year They well worthy the senh
OF fortune which address. the
great prize sellers and prompt payers.
7. RUSSELL BIGGER 4 CO. Richmond Va
$4,000 Doars!-lOOOO Dollars,
Grand Consolidated Lottery Glass No "a TO be drawn
at Wilmington Delaware. Saturday December a.
IS Nos. l3 drawn. Grand Capitals: 1000 dollars TO-
900. 5.0O0 1000, 25 Of 900, 25 OF 5O0 &C. Tickets
$40, Halves S, Quarters $50.
January 3d-35, 2S5 DOLLARS!
Grand Consolidated Lottery. Class No 1, to be drawn
At Wilmington, Delaware Saturday, January 3D. 1886
az Nos, Is drawn. Grand Csptals: l Capital OF S35-
295, prize Of l0,5l5, Of 5000, Of 5000 of $500
Of $500, 1850, 2,OO0 900, $780, 100 1881 IS Of
1000, 5O0 400 3O0 &c. &c. Tickets $40; halves 5;
quarters $50.
10000 Dollars-50 OF 500 Dollars!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class No. 2 to be drawn
on Saturday, January TO- 1916. Grand Capitals: OF $780,
600 10000, $751; 1000, $500, 1000, so of 800, &c.
Tickets $40; halves ); quarters $50
Another of BIGGER & Co.'S Favortcs!
$4,000 DOLLARS-5 of 10000, 5 of 5000!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass No. g. TO be drawn nj
Wilmington, Del, Jan. IL, 1916
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-01

prizes Of sl20 100 of 1000. So of 6OO so of 500 &c
&c-amountng to over one million Of dollars. Tickets
30 dollars; halves 10; quarters s. package Of 90 whole
TiekoS $500, Iess the price OF Tickets. 90. which
warrant To draw back S23s; of certificate S222-
shares IN proportion.
$4,000 DOLLARS in prizes of 10000!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass No. T. 10 be drawn
on Saturday, January Gath, 1886. rs Nos. Is drawn.
Grand Capitals: prizes OF $4,000 EACH | of 5000,
$780, $500, 1880, LOO. 1900 500 400, I24O,
l00 90 OF 900. so of 400, 200 Of 2OO &C. &c Tick
cts $40; halves S. quarters $50.
p Persons from the country city should bear in
mind thai Bigger Co intend above Splendid
Pes therefore, OF them send your without
delay T. RUSSELL. BIGGER A. co RiehmoDd
u Persons ordering by the package any the above
can deduct the price Of three Tickets.
The Tickets Lotteries received and all ordr,
addressed will prompt confidential alien
ton
pWe have day Lotteries and when remit
lance made always in the most
popular Lotteries hand.
1The Drawings sem when requested who order from
Us 7. r. D. 4 co.
aon all letters enclosing CASH. PINE Tickets the postage
las usual need not be paid. no 90
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-01
Trustee's Sale OF VaIuoble ReoI

Irustees Sale Of Valuable Real Estate
IlY vrue Of two deeds Of Watson
- the first bearing date May is4s the under
signed VIM H. Hubbard The second
is43 tn the undSsbed Wellington Goddn Of
tain creditors named in the aid deeds
corded IN Hsnnoo county
the benehesre the aid deed proceed upon
misses except the lan1 in Preston county MONDAY
9Th day Of January nsIi the following valuable Real Estate
certain lot or piece OF ground, designated
three story brick and
TO- situated In the Town sydney county Henreo
adaee- TO the city Of Richmond and
MI NAh1 henby The improvements upon Of the
very best knd-the dwelling has
the principal story and 10 in h order
be- carriage house. kitchen, smoke green hous-
Also lots in the sad 10
asd Containing each Upon
framed enemen, isend kitchens suitable for
ANAL familss-
Also certain Of the county of
Preston formerly the property Chas Morgan
100
The sale viii conn O'Clock. p NJ the small
framed enemen and Immediately afterwards large brick
teneDsnt and apPuuenanees
The sale OF tie and Preston enunty plaee me
atey after the ale Of the last brick
Iens-One third cash balance months for perotia
bic notes. satisfactorily secured. bearing interest
wM. II. HUBBARD l.
Sl-dhs w. GODpIN.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-01


TUNHE Mid. II otbian Coal MINING Connapv u,;sh
N h,,s n, ~. 90 ,s.c .h. 49,. 49,. ~
N,,n MEN ~, .ash mi, nyc 49,, h. 49, an %
mon m. n,,.s h, ,..,,,,.S - ~. $500 ~
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ana l.houy ,o M, M. \, A.. 4. 80, 80. - ~
ar. under IN. mn. ~ ..nn, NJ. -. NM my
ed and .u.naed in 1890. or sntov h-,,.r h.ns -,
,.pded by b,e, Pby,c,n. 4. n,oxa.a Al The NJ. 81
eh.,,.s nv ,hs svnsn, -, 80 an 81 - an Saiteai
No ,,v.s arr h,,.d y h ~. NO, ,,ss - - ,s
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e,rd n. an. Com,.n nv No.. ,.;n. $50 a., q, - ,
eh,rae,er Of Their o~n h.,. - Shr 90 ss
the present wear ,od ,h,,. d.,s.,,v me-, n.
performed on the sabbah nv s Mini.,s,, A. la, O. 81.
OF Company s-rvce are emperanr men ana
spri,uous iauor. d, m. g.
gancd being say slaves and hirrlnr are a
orderly webehaved ally as like number ofa
coal and b,
they equal chance Of making mo-
themselves fewer deaths the
Companys since il.
~ n number OF n,. apy
where. The Company employment several free
s % Ss
for They have also in their Mines
a a
Attorney no stated Thai The
proof did sustain the charge.
The Companys apology for this por advertisement