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The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-09-09

GEN. A. G. BENNETT.-We are glad to
learn from the Vicksburg Wing, that this
gentleman has been appointed a Paymas.
ter in the United States service. There is
no one more worthy of an office of honor
and trust. Ever since the commencement
of the war, his whole time has been devO.
ted to the service Of his country; and in.
deed he is one Of those true hearted men
whose motto is" dulce ct decOrum est pro
pGtrio mOri."
The Vicksburg Wing states that letter
has been received by Gen. Bennett, stating
that the War Department has allowed the
accounts for furnishing volunteers in Mis-.
sissipPi, but they would not be paid until
each claimant gives him special authority
to receive and receipt for the same.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-09-09
-Marshals' saIc.

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT cor.n
SOuTHERN DSTRl0r Of. Mrsslss,pS
TO November Term, ls4O.
BoDuatio g. Co.
Dw VOadiIiOni F1poO,,.
Sam, Dilley ct al.
" virtue Of tha above sla,sa -.
VondItiOli Exponss 10 me di,.., y
from The Hoe. Circuit Court Of the IIo"S3
States, for the Southern District Of NJ" 49,
siPPi, ! will sell AT public auction :" ~
highest bidder, for cash, on the ..so ~
Monday, tho 18th day Of October IsAS
within The hours prescribed by law 49,
The Court house door, 10 The Town a. ~
ten, Y'z'o county. Mississippi, he GsIIo..
ing described property, TO. vii. O"'
East halt n south east quarter Of S..,;.
10, west hall Of north euel quarter. $3.50. .';s"
80, Township 0, Range 8 wesr; Iev,,S ~ y
as the properly Of defendSs S IN. D,lIs,
Also the aou'h east quarter and saol h.r
south west quarter Of Section %, ANA \.
south halfOf Section 80, east half Of Do,S
west quarter, and east half Of north 0,,,
qusrter Of Section SO; levied on !, II.
property Of defendant Philip H,lderbnOS
and also the south halfof Section IS, Town,
ship 8, Range 4 west, levied % AZ ths
property Of defendant Archihaid Cody.
said lands situated and lying in YazOO cOu1'
" Mississippi; and will be sold to aa,iSrV
the above stated case and all copi.
THOMAS FLETCHER.
Marshal Sou. DlsI. Mia.
By RTcR'D FLETCHER, N.
Sept 3, 1916. ass,
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-09-09

The NEXT GOVERNOR our first
page will be found an article under this
head, copied from the Mississippi Demo.
crat, which we fully adopt. With that jour.
nal, we believe that the northern portion of
the State should furnish the next Governor.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-09-09

SOurHeRN Dl'rRlCr OF MIsssslrPl,
To November Term 1s46.
William Cotton,
We
Planter. Bank of Mississippi. Ve0d' ''P'
10y virtue Of the obove stated writ Of
~ alias VendiIion ExponaS In me drec.
TED, IRON the Hon Circuit Court Of the
Uuited States, for the Spuhsrn District Of
Mississippi, | will sell at public auction, TO
the highest bidder, for cash, on the secuud
Monday, the 18th day Of October, 1916,
within tbs hours prescribed BY law, before
the C"urt house door, in the town Of Ben.
ION, YazOu county, MissIFsipP, the follow
iDg described property, to VIII:
West half of north west quarter Of Sec.
ton Z, Township 8; north belt s. west hSlf
of The south west quarter, end the west half
nfthO half Of the south west quarter tf Sec.
ton 8, Township 9; end the east hslf OF
tho south east quarter Of Section 6, Town.
ship 9: and the east half of the north west
quarter Of Section 5, end the west half Of
he north east quarter, and The south half
NJ the east half of The south vest quarter Of
Section 5, snd the north half Of the west
ha fOfihe north west quarter, and the north
half of the west half ol the north east quar-.
ter Of Section 9, and the south hslf Of Ihe
east half Of the s"uth west quarter Of Sec
lion 5, end lulS Nos. 2 g. 3 Of Sectira "a,
sud the north halfiOf west half o. the south
4 G n
3, Rsnge 2 Wesl, and lying in the county
& YazOo, Site Of Mississippi.
LEVIED o. % The property of defendant,
he President, Directors g. Company Of ihO
Planters Bank nj Missnsippi, and will Be
odd 10 satisfy the above stated case and Ell |
cost. THOMAS FLETCHER,
Marshal Sou. Bet. Miss.
BY bic Deputy, RIcH'D. FLrrCaER.
Sept. 6th, 1916. 4S-5..
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-09-09

WhitcOmb's (dem.) majority for Cover.
nor Of Indiana over his competitor is $500.
Folks majority over Clay in 1914 was B.
9l4-showing a considerable democratic
gain.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-09-09

New CoTToN.-The New Orleans Pic.
ayune of the LIST says, that "the total
amount received this season, up to last night
inclusive is one hundred and t,Oenty-nine
bales up to the same period last year the
amount was sir thousand Seven hundred
and seventeen bales"
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-09-09

ATTENTION WORKING MEN We would
call the attention Of working men who wish
employment, to the advertisement of Mes.
srs. Mcconnell & Brother, and Mr.. Scis,
lOff Of Greenwood.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-09-09

American writers have nothing 10 hone FIR
from the -ympathies Of their own people. We
make me most of The glory which our literary
iheq oring Us, but we do not like to give any,
thing in return. There is not nation in the
world that bosts so much OF iIs great men, nor
one that does so little to encourage them. --Ex-
CHANGE PAPER.
There is great deal Of truth in the a.
bOve remark. The fate which many Of
our ablest writers, whose productions have
done honor TO themselves and reflected Clio.
~ upon their country, fully demonstrates it.
Many OF them after tOiling night and day,
IN anxious care, solving for the benefit of
their tellOwmen, the hidden mysteries of
science, are doomed to drag out the last
days OF their life in want and poverty-and
finally to sink in their graves uncared for
and unwePt. Such men are the real ben.
etactOrs to mankind. Secluded from the
noise and tumult Of the world their whole
energies are bent in devising means by
which to ameliOrate the condition of their
fellowmen, and to elevate the standard Of
literature. While cold neglect is their fire.
quent reward, how different is the fate of
cunning, trucking demagogues who dabble
in the pool of politics. Upon such charac.
tiers are laVished the applause of men and
the emOluments Of Office. Is the govern.
ment to be represented abroad It's the
political hack and not the unassuming, &C
comPlished literary gentleman who has dis.
dained to intrigue for place, upon whom the
station is conferred. Is an Office Of honor
and profit to he filled at home /? It is the
oily tOngued politician who secures it BY
cunningly trimming his sails and not the
unObtrusiVe author who would scorn to bar.
ter principle for place. Do the people
meet together by thousands and manifest
BY public festivals their admiration of one
whom they regard as their distinguished
cOuntryman! tits the time.serving states.
man who has bought fame by cunning and
to whom this blind reverence is paid and
not to him who draws science and truth
from the stores Of reason.
Not only is this the case, but there Is
another Circumstance which Is still more
discreditable to the American people. Let
it be ascertainsd that a foreign author in
tends visiting our shores, and his advent Is
Immediately proclaimed By the public jour
nalists from one end ofthe Union to the
other. No sooner does be land than thOus-
ands hasten to do him honor. Wherever
be goes be is the observed Of all-the Gen.
are Of attraction. His arrival Is the poll.
Eek source q iunumerable banquets,
and festivals ofeyeFy kind. During bis so
urn he basks il the sunshine Of appliance
and HaaeG the most sickening and dis.
gusdng. And how oien L Is the case, that
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-09-09

PUBLIC DOCUMENTs.-We are indebted
tOthe Hon. VIM. Allen Of Ohio for public
documents.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-09-09

Or Several editorial articles and items
Of news, intended for our present number,
have been necessary crowded out by I'D.
vertisements which were handed in for in.
sertiOn, after they were pvt in type.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-09-09

LATE PAPERs.-The polite officers Of
the Laurel, Dime and Richland, have ,pla-
ced us under renewed obligations for late
Louisville, Cincinnati, vicksburg and New
Orleans papers.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-09-09

OF We have received New Orleans pa.
Pers of the Bird inst, but they contain moth.
ing of interest from the seat of war, or
from Mexico. We are therefore still in
doubt relative to the fate of Santa Anna.
and the movements Of the Mexican forces.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-09-09

MARR1ED in this city on Sunday eve.
ming the 7th insty by the Rev, J. B. Owen,
DR.. H. B. KIDD to Miss REBECCA E.
WR1GHT, both Of this city.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-09-09

TREASURY OF HIsToRY.-We have re.
ceived No. 8 Of this valuable work.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-09-09
Charcoal Road.

: WORKING MEN WANTED.
TNIIE Subscribers having taken contract
u on the road from Greenwood to Car
rol 90, to chNrcoal the sawe, want TO hire
Fifty laboring men, white or black, who
are good haOds to chop, role logs or dig;
for which good wages 10 cash will be p,id.
Mcconnell g. BROTHER,
PETER SCISLOFF.
Greenwood, Sept 5h, 1916. 46 St
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-09-09

INeRATITUDE.-SOme of The whig or.
.ganS declare that ]. Watson Webb of the
New York Courier & Enquirer is "a curse
to the whig party" No man has done
more for that party than him. In its dark.
est hours he christened it Ohig, and thus
by the magic Of a name rallied thousands
to their standard. Well may be e1claim,
8 Freeze, freeze, thou bitter lay,
That dOst not bite % nigh
As RENEFITs FoRGOTi sc.
The New Orleans Picayune Of the 2nd
says that one case Of yellow fever has
made its appearance" hthai city.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-09-09
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COuo~
SOuTHERN DUTRIor or .Ml,sIss,ss.
TO November Term, 1919 ;

DY virtue Ofthe above stated wFstS Of Ven.
ID ditiOni ExpOnas 10 me directed, from the
Hon. Circuit Court II The United States, for the
Southern District Of Mississippi, will sell al
public auction. TO the highest bidder, Er cash.,
on the second Monday, the 18th day Of Ooiobor,
1886. within the hours pFepcribed BY Law, before
the Court house door. in the town If BenlDB,
YazoO county, Mississippi, the following dS,sr-
bed property, tO-wit:
Lot No. 1, Section 81, Township II, RsPes 3
west, Lots Nos. 2 "a, Section 2, Township 10
Range 4 west; and lots Nos. 4. 5 2, SeOtinu 81,
Township II, Range 3 west, Lot No. g. Seetion
30. Township IL, Range west; Lots Nos. 4, 5
& 6, Section 96, Township II, Range wShi
Lot No. 7, Section IS Township H., Range
west; lying and being in the county of YaSOO,
State Of MiSsIlSippi.
Levied on a. the property Of defendant Chat
A. Buckley, and sold to satisfy the above stated
cases and all cost
THOMAS FLETCHER,
Marshal Son, Dist. Min.
By RIcH'D. FbLTOHER, D n.
Sept 8. 1886. As.SE
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-09-09
Marshal's Sale.

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT, J
SOUTHERN District OF MIssIssIrPl,
To November Term 1916.
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.des Mec.-sy :hs popular caterer a: he cciouads'
rsan FIELDS h.s engaged Pe:e-sos Brass Band for tie
entertainment " visitors every fair afternoon.
e We forgot to state yesterday that Aessrs
Jennsou ve1nan's DsFArasn Filters are for sal, g:
s3I Broa3=sy. corner Of Anthony St
GENERAL SEs.Ioss-Ies.erday- Nor.
RS pleaded yy inGic;menI Tor rsa,isus hte- snd
was reranted for sentsnc4---- Benz Oaker con-
v:-,- OF forgery.--Dr Joseph Heine arrested on
ospch ,ss-.t OF charge OF accessory to grand is-.
cauT and held 70 hsii.s. John Henry plead guilty &c
grand larceny.
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- Advertisements for The Tribune of Monday
cush, 10 be before 10 O'Clock on Saturday evening
as the Publication oce o! his paper Is not open on
Sundays.
Subscribers In the city who do ne, receive this paper
at an early hour requested 70 leave word at The Office
as our arrangements are such as enable oil the carriers
to &c. through their routes before o'clock Car.
Yers failing 70 accomplish this viii be required give
their routes.
Persons whining The Tribune ieft their dwellings or
places Of business regularly every morning will please
leave their address at the Publishing Office or send
note through tie Post Office Terms nine Cent. week
payable 70 the Carrier.
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e The LAsD GRADUATION BILL was yester-
day lost in the House on the question of It's passage
to be representatives. 81. Nays 90; all amend
ents having been first rejected aud the bill oand-
ing precisely as it came from the Senate recon
sideralion was Immediately moved, however, and
carried by the casting vote Of the Speaker SO the
question will have to be decided again. 1t VIII
doubtless have 10 be amended before it can pass
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soLAa LAxrs. CA,pazsz LAxss CHANDELIERS, GIEAS-
DOLLS AID HALL LAsTgHss -Dietz, Broths, Il Co. 30.
l3s wll!an-,t. are manufacturing and have always
hand full Of the ABOVE mentioned articles: and
and various goods heir Ane, which they will sell
az Haoesale or re,s AZ Iow nrcAa Tor caAh illl On
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q The President has signed the bill re,rocedins
the ely and county Of Alexandria he STATE Of Virginia
TIE people interested have ye give their eonea, 70 the
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r. SEE oUrsIDE OF ro.DAY,s PAPER.

H Tyopeles and Others leaving the City N the AFTER
noon reinormed thai Ereeas Edtttoa Of re Ireat
n printed every day. containing tns Stock SAFES ar
fets News by the Southern mail &c up 70 O'CLOCK
Nv inourns OF the Eewsboya for The EuenfaS Edition
OF The Tribune every VIII be able to take Win MIN
tho latest news up 10 the time OF leaving the City,
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cy. SEE MARINE JOURNAL, FOURTH PAGE

ARRIVED.
Bark Isabelia Mckee II ds im ST Croix (We" Eno2
with 81 hhds sugar lgl casks molssses, puns rum 20
AIsop & Chauncey :. Left ship Emily Davis 1u't arg
from ST. Thomas brgs Georges Hll, Tor new ON W
dav. Gsll.a, Thompson do do George Loyal, Gould,
for New Haven In days schr Comet, Boney' just OFT
from st Thomas. nm ~
Bark Almi.a, Leaser. IL d. I'm mayeguez ph 10 Ne.'
mi,h A. Wal.h Left bark Edward, KoppiHch for Port
land In 70 days-the only American vessel In port %
hhds sugar to Alsop & Chauncey $50 do, ~ DO mo-
lasses Gilbert & Finley Ia do Mason d thompson ;
II do G Thurston Co.
Brig Dispatch, OF Philadelphia. McCarty IL days from
.Agusdila PR with Ill hhds sugar Il DO rnolhssss 70
Maitland. Comrie & Co so hhds sugar ~ Dds DO v
Prescott OF Philadelphia. Left American vessels IN
pott -
Brig Zebra of North Yarmouth. Thomas, IL days ru
Curdenss (Cuba) with $40 hhds 81 erces mola,ses 70
Moses Taylor. Left no American yeseels In port
schr Anaconda Gorham DIS i'm Boston mdse, mast
Below brigs unknown Wind West
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T The name of the Post Ofice and Village
known as rrnaos Flces In u.chneiG CO. c. has been
changed 10 Lzseslls.
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Soyu sTTLE OF sUaaEI HAT, SO 5o,-Gentn, IA
Broadway, ha introduced The novel style Of Summer hat
made OF The same materials and nnihed In the sams man
Ger as bis celebrated Gossdmer Aat-eaHensiy nSnt-
Prtx So SO. SoAo
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Analysis OF the Vote,
d u.< Aesss on ..s Passage 81 .AeAag,s oi.A

" Hon. GEO. P. MARSH, the present inccna-
bent, has been nominated for Congress by the
wbsgs of the Third Congressional District OF Yer
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REV. CHARLES w. DEsIsos-Some time ago
we copied from another paper as item Of new, the
statement that this gentleman had been excluded from the
First Baptis, Church in Boston charges duplicating his
moral character A friend of Mr.. Denson, who felt that
this statement calculated TO Go him injustice has
placed In our hands pamphe; containing his defence
Having read the pamphlet It proper to say tina, 1t pre-
Sc Is evidence tending strongly show that he is the VIC
tim Of persecution and prejudice The that va.
proved sgains, appears have been merely that he
was careless keeping and in debt beyond his
ability 10 pay. He shows that Rev. gentleman who
was particularly busy procuring his expulsion has been
charged by respectable females with offences which,
fully proved would drive him from his pulpit. II is no
more than fair add that MI Deusen still sustained as
minister by respectable men and proessed Christians,
who have the fullest confidence in his integrity.
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II The list Of cities and principal towns In snothsr
column Il worth preserving matter Of rcerence Bust
mesa nsn fevery pursuit may make selection, OF such
,o,n,. az are oes. adapted 70 theis business
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RRnnSIYS AEr,rps

TURSISG AEoUT-As meeting OF the Brookiya
Common Council the 2a.h ult resolution VISA pas
sed directing the City Attorney TO prosecute Tor
violations The excise law uniess the con plsusnt give
bond IL the of,uO hGndred sIG Ely dollars
dsu.fy the Corporation for any that light
tror, such prosecution At the meeting Of The Oh iust
,se Msyor vetoed this resolution and b.. Veto Message
|, pu5n.h.d In tie Brooklyn papers Of Wednesday. He
,skes s,rons ground ssrss The shops snd re
ia ou,osed 10 the resolution because It's sec, would
he m rali-vs The Mayor sad Common Council from the
responsibility OF faithful DISCHARGE Of their ctci du-
,;es" TIE vote .,;s sr$.staed-li 10 o
\. ;hs same meeting. ;eree minority reports ~ere
sr-,rr.i BIZ the License Committee. tie ,ueec, Of
yrsn,ns license. 70. the sale Of liquor The ons 'skins
ground aau. the granting OF such Licenses was na5p'
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Law Courts.

S-rrz-os Corsr-BeEor. Chief Justice Jones'
cA1-es w. Fe,ks VS. Isac1 ASyiGHes Action to obtain
os.e-,ion OF 10 lots OF land l26,h ard l2In as BE-
yrscn "a and 18th avenues which Mr. bought at sale
o. s.,e.snsn,s The defence ,hat the proceeding
~, Common Council in evying tie essesreni wsFs
irregular various grounds mentioned asa sns. laa
sal certificate shown 70 be incorrect o. It's lace
Ss chief r,,iee charged thct the certificate Of the
$500, Commissioner nust BE- taken IS cooc!usi7e oss
,he plsin,;5 has made out as case Ah9 tae
hs, failed In his defence. The counsel ior ceienGaas
- "a make ,c,rs explanations. but the Court sTues
down l., raalet and would no: pesi MN 70 20 o.
irr /. here any thing wrous IN 'ae eaAl e s
~ eorls s,er EXCEPTIONS The counse! said the 'es
.souid be len IS the Jury Tne Jury retired and hnay
rc,u-s verde, To-. pis!n;i subject 10 ice opn OF
tho Court ~hich could nci be received Ano 'e'24s'
wa. given for piaJnrf.
TVe understand the views Of the jury were mostly In
favor Of defendant susthey t bound by the eeessseo
of The Cosr, For plaintiff ar. Robert Dodge For CO.
fe.dsnr M. K Mc,.-
~ ,,l,tion 10 house and lot IN fhth-si. rear 81
,ySnue Z, the plaintiff claiming "a ice nom iae shy We
and Rutgers estates. but defended IS purchase 81
safe for assessments. VERDI; Tor plaintiff sub
vi =, The Opinion OF the coUt. rcr piAinif. Messrs z
l.r,r. an. J. q. Ferguson; For defendant, Messts.
Bliss Farmer.
c, OF COMMON PLxAs-Belore Judge paly-Fra.-
rex Li.es ~, VIM Sur.-Aetion OF rresPas brcusht ia
&c name Of MS 2 Lines. OF NewHaven. CT 10 recover
quantity OF sods invo.ccd al $685. but said 10 be worth
between $500 AID $780, and sold ios ner the nveios
prize which WAS transferred 10 NJ. Burr By NJ
Major r.~es for, 1erly VI Boston, paper passing
between item that Nh Bur. had pad MY Lines
SS25 for he Tooas which Mr.. l. was at Liberty TO
ca, h,rt w.,s 90 DAYS On paying back The SS25. bill
or,,s -s,rts- -s-eoted given with the goods sub
jeci 20 the written sg-eene9 MAJOR l. III as ssuneny
stated list he sppet g NJ 3 Tor loan o. sSoo ca me
goods who Offered 10 On receiving 80 LOT me oan
b;h snrions and that be proposed The oil
OF sale 70 syd the appearance OF usoty ou' nas WA
understood 70 De s,e lcsn taa, nc e's.a He e -
socis and paid NJ. B. pTevtooS Ine ~ ss ~ ~; o.
would no, lie: him have then-in the u'eSn.'Ae nc A ~
,,s ,Ss 10 NJ, sister Sc-,hs, Mr. B. hss disposed q
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LIFE ISsuRAScE.-We are requested 10 s'A'e
tia. medical examiner attends she ofiee OF the Ns
,oual Loon Fund Life Assurance Society oil Lono0n'
"a waist dolly a, o'clock P NJ so as 10 Fenae' u
more con-enen, 10 persons DESTROYS OF efecsns in'iE
.nee On ,her own l.7es or on the lives OF others
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Business NoIlcrs.

e More than thirty newspapers IN Pennsyvania' &c
the newspapers Delaware, seldes many others Ia va
ou, part. Of the GATED States have given public notice
that V b. Palmer their only authorized Agent IN TIC
clues Of philadelphia, Boston and Baltimore.
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NlsLos.-A Great T-ea Burton and Plscide on the
on tho a,rase called Crimson rinles given In which
Burton III. Placlts plays his exquisite saetcn
IN HspoleoL's Old Guard" Wacou Mlss Clarke, Mfs-
Waits and Others will slso appear.
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SAILED.
Brigs Francis Lord for Rio do Janeiro Vanguard,
(Br) Halifax Ms, and others.
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TIE RAILROAD MoB.-Thc Bosl,>n traveller mas
A letter Montpelier. which states ts.' eng Linz
have dispersed the mob and Messrs. Becker Jones ana
others have Been liberated. Twelve lfisohe's Sese
though the dispersed AZ the app 'arah.e OF Sos
Military The Rutland Herald the I'll Sissders haSs
hsen placed in Burlington Jail and that the turnout was
csused by the failure of the contractors 10 pay of Inc
labor. .; .hus
DsowEEp IN CIsTEAN-An interesting oono'
the daue hsr OF Mr Ferguson, was drowned In
Monday last by falling open cistern.
EYP Rev. Dr.. WATERBURY. OF Hudson, n, T.,
who lately received call TO the Bowdoin-st % urea 70
Boston, has accepted tho ame, and VIII % 'n''A'
expected. In September n.SSt.
~Rev. ALERT 3. xsgs of philadelphia Is eS.
s.,;rar ,hs nra,,on hSfore the Porter Rhetorcss
Society Of Andover theological seminary at It's next ami
versary. a., NJ, -,
a. Rev. DR.. BURGESS. of D. >dham' Mass'' Win
his family, sailed from Boston last Nj ScA' w ~" ~
nean tour.
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CouSTERMASDISG oSpEKs FoR MAcHISsEf-
We learn upward OF israsy order. tor nscaiaery
have Deem coun.ssraanted tav &-;tea ~aa NILS snes
Mr.. ack,ys rArit 5ui passed tes House One o. ,ao
orders ~As Tor tnscanery costing upward OF siOuVup
Taas toss alp Iroen the hsGcs " our workurn, ara
tas nAcniHsry which would be aie here will oe
working for US in Europe. Express.
ACCIDENTAL DEArH.-Ms. Thomas Rivers. 5
young man about - yesrs of age, killed
IL Charleston 5 e BY The discharge OF bis gun, while
aashsng traca bis buggy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-11

q CONE LADIES, now. yvof nne 20 puI on nc psa'
BID and tse VI inc ioLs kto tako ln1 " VIC pao-
scum wnere they u raore wotoeis IaL Coy e.es
Ore. ned OF and iness Interesting ACC lsus 1snio
Performance, this aiternoon a. d COCA sHN ' 's
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