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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-25
TO SILvERSMITHS

AND The TRADE IN OE.NFHAIl.
HARLICK K CO., PLATE, CHEST and DRESSING
VI Case Manufacturer for this last nine years in Fulton
they removed 10 and % Liberty william
street. sar where they will continue manufacture the
articles Also supply country manufacturers with
Brass Bandrgs Omamens Inlsys &c. and every kind Of
~ BIH.ssi and Military Oicsn' Csnsens made to order
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CHICKEk!No5
PIANO-FORTE WAREkoOMSs
suxn M nvVAV

NO. AND LAFARoE BUILDING.
HE PUBLIC will dad the above rooms general asso
msn Of 0rs.d - Square Piano Fores AZ me s.ms pre-
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THORN CHAMPAGNE.
A FRESH INVOICE Of this delightful Champagne Is in
IA store which attention Of merchant hotel keepers,
aud private eenfiemen is invited The strandns Wine
superior that OF this country and Il NO higher
p''S' ''-- 49, = 80 c. LIVINGSTON 4 CO.,
mil istf re 10 Wall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-25

GENTLEMEN'S SUMMER HATS.
BIRD, CORNER p me IND NASSAU STREETS,
a INVITES the attention Of his customers and the a
Npublic TO his assortment Of Summer Hats exceed -
ingy light Panama, Manila, Canadian Straw Hats consist
Light Black Beaver and Moeskn Hats. expressly adapt
ed for the summer
my24 imsm BIRD, corner Pine and Nassau streets
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pAINTiN6S- Essslas WI s. soidEs Royal Or.
Es 3 ~
then ha9dsomeiy framed ard the wells oa pafior
my35 Item st79
MEDICAL LIBRARY AT AUCTION. III
RYHE. WILLARD. Tuesday, May %. q IL O'CLOCK ~
dlcs gentleman containing about 100 Volumes large and
% Tss posnus ior cam Gan De sxsmlnea 4 ne ssss
mcacss ocockFuiturs sofas chairs tables divans,
goods. -
my24 assn ". w SHIRLEY. Aucr. J
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fHEM FUR SALE.
- SIIUATED oxt . ssa:a SIDE Of Long Island, TX
E;i miles west ofthe village Of Babylon Said Farm
.nins sixty acres OF LAND, portion covered with
said farm story double HOUSE, with kitchen attach
ed Barn. Carnage House, Granery Ice House. and several
other buildings =
Communication with New York by Railroad and stages
three times a day. .
For furthe! partieulsn enquireoi WE HAACS,
Corner OF Liberty and West street, New York.
al6 3taw4w*r or ofMr. SHEPERD ON the premlses
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4 ARD-sso barrels Lard. For sale by ss
= mvttm w. X. COLLINS Coz y 1o"n
IUANO-Ichascs V.sao ?i q. sg guilty. * . s,s 0'
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a FASHIONABLE HATTERB n
-. s2 Nassau street, near Fulton, New York -
THE subscribers beg call the of the public
the quality Of their kinds of Hats Of their
factue They have just small supply Of superior
sample Of which they will feel much plsMurs showing
do pretend sell Per cent less than any
other establishment neither they boast having sple
did sore but they attc themselves that the quality and
finish Of their Hats will give entire atsfaction At the prices
charged
They have adopted the French style OF trimming the
hats which preventive 70 the perspration coming
through and spelling the beauty Of their appesrance.
M. b. WATERFRONT,
nv q lmsm WM H. JAMES.
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MUMMY LINE At BEVkN O'CLOCK.
h0e9 - FOX ALBANY AND INTERMEDIATE
6rz--E1s ssRa}oLANDIN9S-From the Steamboat Pier Al
.Ihe foot Of Barclay street breakfast aud
duaer BOARD the boat Passengers taking this will
rive IN time to take the evening Of from Troywes
10 Buffalo, and north to Saratoga. Whitehall and Lake Cham
plain
The new lcw-pressure steamboat TROY, Captain A.
The TROY leave. New York every Monday, we'd
nssasy na x,sd. snS ,nrd. ~. Lssss Troy
M. Landing at Cadwell'ss Wssspcint NswburFh Hamp-
Bristol, C.tskill Hudson, Cozsackie. and Kndsrhook
A. he sk OF OF such goods freight. baggage
For passage freight apply board the Office the
whar!. mylI rc
SNN - FARE ONLY ONE pOLLAR FOH
- 4Zlr1k Deck Passengers TO Providence-The well
known aud splendid steamer RHODE ISL:
AND, captain Manchester, OF Monday Wsdnesdays and
Tuesdays, Thur.days and Saturdays, Leave pies No !
and Providence Fare to Boston, 81 cabin ~ 60 deck Fare
10 Provdsnes, ~ CABIN deck Freight taken as the
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& STATEN s9H BLAND. sz
Tn aud asr Monday, abe 10th day Of April the
boats SYLPH and STATEN ISLANDER will leave New
York and Staten Island follows until further notice
Leave Staten island Hs 10, II o'clock, AM; Ia ~.
Leave New York, front Whitehall street, At :. . 1911
o'clock, AMI I, 3, 4, 81 O'Clock, Am.
On Sundays the first boat from the island will leave A.
NJ and the first boat from New York at > AM.
N BAH freight at the risk Of the thereof a1lc
PEOPLES LINE OF .sTEAMBOATs FOR ALBANY
Daily, Sundays excepted-Through Drecat o'clock, Pm.
From the pier between COurtlan.f 0Sd Liberty sfs
AO9H -. Steamboat ROCHESTER,, Capt Alfred
DAY, ;nd EIdsy syYsaas: a o'eioea
will leave Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday evenings
o'clock.
United States Mail Line.
Ats o'clock, r. NJ, Landing Il intermediate Places.
FrcM the Foot Of BorcLau st.,
Steamboat HUDSON Captain e f. King, will leave on
Monday, Wednesday. Friday and Sunday afternoons at
o'clock. -
leave Tuesday Thursday and Saturday Afternoons, at
3o'cock.
The above will all times in Albany in ample
time for the morning for the east west. -
Freight taken moderate and taken alter 81
o'clock. Nj. -
persons forbid trusting any Of the boats Of this line,
without written order from the captains agents.
passage freight apply board the boats TO r C.
Schultz. at the Office on the wharf. my23
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MAHOOANY ROSEWOOD, ZEBRAWOOD. ke.
EOR SALE CHEAP, by E @. STACY, No. IS Wooster
street, between Broome and Spring The stock is
composed OF large Of CROTCH notified and shaded
Mahogany VeneeS Rosewood Mahogany, Zebawood, Birds
Re- assortment of lumber usually kept at ma
hoeauv wards in this city. mis- 1msrc
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Dir. JONES, DENTIST,
$50 Broddcsy.
INSERTS TEETH and warrants them good . the
i natural ones for biting and masticston
ene god pis,es =. - ...' $50 90
A set Of best Mineral Teeth, on fine gold plate,
for the upper jaw, to be worn By atmospheric
Single Tooth from NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 81 % to 90
Plugging Teeth with Gold from ......... IS to I 50
Remember-Broadway, twess side) two doors above
White street.
n B-Dr. J. operates in the evening. usual.
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NEW YORK, ALBANY AND TROY LINE:

E-4& @1p from the foot Of Courlandt street.
-E Passengers taking this Boat will arrive in
line TO take the Morning Train Of Car. from Troy west TO
pl in.
Of Ccurndt street. on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
evenings, At seven O'Clock, r. ". -
The bteamboat COLUMBIA. Capt. VIM. H. Peck, will
leave the Pier foot Of Couandt Monday, Wednes
day and Friday evenings, O'Clock.
the wharf. 80 =
Freight must be ehage Of the Freight Agent the
Company will be rrsporssbIr for lose a2O
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DElAlGn L r. Ill COUNlhI hESlDENOE.
- MR. PALMO so long known to the citizens Of New
e3 John H. Rowland, EsQ.
Families there be accommodated REASONABLE
than they get the city fashionable hotels
There nearly 30 OF ground attached Mr. Palmo'
place. and the walk about the garden
"a fact act they would IN eouatry seat be longing
themselves. my29 Iwsrc
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PhIVAIE IdEAINICALS.
NUMBER Of young Gentlemen and Ladies, who have
n been together for the last six mon IN giving
Private Dramatic DESTROYS Of increasl
their number Of MEMBER The Association b IN flourish
ing condition Stage arrangements Scenery Decorations
&c complete. Ladies Gentemen DESTROYS Of joining
assured that the Association OF the highest order Of
spectabty For further particulars, address line g. A.
Herald OMce, stating real name and residence.
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FURNISHED OK UNPUBLISHED.
"a TO LET-In small and most delightfnlly situated
c.: house near the Washington Parade Ground one or
two rooms. with or without full or partial board No
The family present consists of only three grown persons
To single gentemsn gentleman and lady DESTROYS OF
living in private family and in pleasant quiet and hand
some locaon this offers opportunity but rarely with
The entire half 81 the house viii be let TO desirable
Office. myi9 II rrc
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-08-07

written the strength of ''hls arm with tel.
rible distructyness, within the walls Of the
Mexican hospitals. Arms and legs gone,
shattered bodies, CHASTITY wounds, all too
hldlouS for the musket, were every where to
be SEEM 1t was surprising that men could
live thus torn to pieces. And yet the great
est suffering apparently, was from a musket
ball. Had il been grape or OF heavier met
al would have doue its work effectually, and
left its victim in painless death. As il
was, It had gone through the breast, tearing
the fine machinery of the lungs 10 pieces,
and yet left vitality enough, to have them
move on in their ruins, poisoning the whole
frame with impure blood, and leaving the
patient to suffer beyond the inauguration
to conceive. Poor soldier, his breath, rat.
tied and tore away at his vitaIs, his sufTerings
were, indeed, dark spot on the bloody page
Of war.
Amidst all their misery and desolation,
amidst these places, so humbIng to pride
SO sacrificing 10 vanity, woman was there.
devoted TO husband or brother; she sat in
dust, famed away the torturing insects that
lived on their blood, and revealed in their
wounds, sanctifying the most mental Offices
by her spirit and influence, and shedding by
her smiles, by her silent attention, by her
teachings Of hope in another world, the on,
ly bright rays that are seen to glimmer in a
Mexican Hospital.-Tropic.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-08-07

THE GREAT METROPOLIS to
the Worches,er Egis, London upon an aver
age the last ten years has paid annually S4S,
$40 900 IN custom duties, or nearly half of
the while amount Of revenue raised from
that department There are 1000 merchants
and brokers within half mile Of the Exchan.
pe. The water companies supply 237, 0OO,.
GEO hogsheads every year, and the gas com
panies 100000 cubic feet of gas every
twenty four hours. 10 1899 there were sold
/ in Smith6eld market $50, $50 head OF cattle
aud 500 900 Of sheep. The London news,
papers consume 10000. Geo stamps annually
| The steamboats, carry 10000 passengers eV
lefg dayl There are 10000 miles of rail
road stretching from London into every par
loT the kingdom, completed ct the. expens,
9of 1922 100000. There are IS canals whicI
scost about 100000. The business Q
the London bankers alone averages 1898,
1000, coo month. Pail Ga
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GOvernmcmt Of. Nlississipni.
sTATE OFFICERs.

STATE OFFICERS.
ALBE&T G.. RRowN, Governor.
Wilson Hemingway, Secretary of State.
J. Mathews, Auditor OF Public Accounts.
William Clark, State Treasurer.
John ID. freeman, Attorney General.
}. M. Lewis, Librarian Il keeper Of Capitol.
UNITED STATES OFFICERS, AT JACKSON.
David G. Glenn, Receiver of Public Monies.
B. R. Cowherd, Register of the Land Office.
JUDICIARY.
JUDGES COURT OF ERRORS AND APPEALS;
VIM. l., Sharkey, Chief Justice,
A. NJ Clayton, Associate Justice,
J. 5. b. Thacher, g &"
John M. DulIied, clerk, resides at Jackson.
Sessions, first Monday in Nov. and Jan'Y. J
SUPERIOR COURT OF cHANCERY.
Stephen Cooke, Chancellor,
Rob't Hughes, clerk residence at Jackson.
H. Dickinson, viceochancellor,
J, C.Alderson elk, resd nee Holly Springs
session, LIST monday in June and December).
Sessions, likewise, at Columbus & PontOtOc.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
Samuel J. Gholson, Judge residence, monroe.
r. NJ. Gaines, U S dis. atty Southern Dis.
Tho's Fletcher, marshal ,resd nee jackson.
VIM. Burns. clerk, residence, Jackson.
Bedso,U S dist atty, Northern Dis.
And'w A Kincannon, marshal, res, Colmb's
NJ Ragsdale, clerk, resid'nec, MonrO CO.
CIRCUIT COURT UNITED STATES.
Peter V Daniels, Judge, residence, Virginia
w II Brown, clerk, residence. Jackson.
Session, LIST monday tn May and november.
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WIscoNsrN-A letter dated at Milwaukee,
on the 18th uh.. says: 'the marshalls OF
the different counties are taking the census
of the Territory, and from present appear
ances, our population will vary little from
$50 900, being an increase ofover one hun
dred thousand within FIVE years. The pop
ulation Of this city will not vary fifty from
95OO--an increase Of 5000 in two years.
The population Of the county Of Milwaukee,
embracing the city and seven townships, will
be about II 600. The county of Wakesha,
Which was set of from this county last win.
ter, will not vary much from 10000, making
| 81 900 inhabitants in district of country
thirty-three miPs in length by thirty in width
which ten years ago was an unbroken viii
derness. And OF the immigration TO Wis
lconsin is larger the present than il has beer
any previous season.
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NOfiCe..
90enGRB@6WoGa4>
r, r. CORBIN

7. L. WILLARD. II. II. CORBIN
uNqS. WILLARD & CORBIN, having
81 associated themselves together in the
practice Of Medicine, and all Of its branches,
respectfully offer their services 20 the clti>
zens of Yozoo city and county.
OFElCR on Jeffe-son street, formerly occue
pied by C. F. Hamer, Esq. e doors from In
aurance Building,) where they can always
be found unless engaged in their profession.
Yazoo city, May %, 1916. 46-ly.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-08-07

GEN. SeoTT IN THE Hour OF FRrALi.-
AT the battle of Queenstown Heights. when
Scouts little band of American troops had
withstood terrible fire from an overwhelm.
ing force, until the dead and wounded were
around them, and death or surrender seem.
ed the inevitable fate of every man, Scott,
mounted log in the midst of the fire and
appealed to his comrades, to stand by their
country even though every man were to fall
in its defence He said:
1.-The enemy's halls begin TO
thin our ranks. Ills numbers are 0verwhelm>
ing. In a moment the shock will come, and
there is no retreat. We are in the beginning
of national war. TIull's surrender is TO be
REDEEMED LET as die, ARMS IN
HAND. OUR COUNTRY DEMANDS
THE SACRI ICE. The example will not
be lost. The blood Of the slain, will make
heroes Of the living. Those who follow will
avenge OUR FALL, aud their counlry's
wrongs Who dare 10 stand!"
They did stand. and Queenstown Heights
IS assoc ated with the honor and glory Of the
American arms Yet this is the han thai
the 1'oty Ledger says should be "SHOT.''
and his Office given 10 some public panper.
whose only merits are those Of pothouse
! braWler. What say the people TO it2
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DP. w. p. SAWEE,
G. established himself

H permanently in Yazoo City, for the
purpose Of practising Medicine, Surgery and
Ghstelrcs-w represent to the public
,ha, he has had lG years experience in the
profession, during which lime he has repeat
adly performed most Of the capital operations
y Surgery aud Obstetrics, viz:-ior calculus
or stone in the bladder, fractured scull, am
putations, slrabismu5 and the various forms
OF fs.aa and dropses, instrumental obstet-
rics, sc. His Office is opposite the Post
Office, where he will be found ready to give
prompt attention to all cases confded to his
care. Jan %, 1916, 29-tf
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-08-07

MIssIssiPPI PEN1rENrIARY.-The INSPECT
oFs Of the prison, have been taking measures
to carry into effect the act of the last session
Of the Legislature TO change the labor Of the
convicts from the ordinary mechanical pur-
suirts.-An engine of 20 horse power has
been purchased, and with lis necessary con
comitant, large double fiue boiler, has been
received, and is being rapidly put in gear.
Before the Legislature meets again the ex-
pertinent Of tire, change of labor will have
been so far tested as TO enable that BODY to
Judge Of tie policy os The enterprise. In the
meen time he public viii not be surprised Il
tlle I.ae.s.ss E.tst ,-ff1a.sgasss
- Zissi -.
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Government of the United states.
EXECUTIVE.

EXECUTIVE.
JAMES X. POLK, Of Tennessee, President.
George NJ. Dallas, of Pennsylvania vice presid ant.
James Buchanan, of Pennsy vania, secpy of state.
w, l.. Marcy, Of New York, secretary OF the navy.
K. J. Walker, of Mississippi. secl'ry of treasury
Geo. Bancroft, of Massachusetts, secl'ry of war
Cave Johnson, of Tennessee, postmaster general.
John Y, Mason, OF Virginia, attorney general.
JUDICIARY.
Roger B. Taney, Of maryland, chief justice.
Levi Woodbury., of N. Hampshire, associate Justice
Smith Thompson, of New York, ! =
] John McLane, OF Ohio,
Henry Baldwin, Of Pennsylvania, 3
James NJ. Wayne, of Georgia,
John Mckinley, of Kentucky, -
John Catron, of Tennessee,
Peter V. Daniel, of Virginia, ..
OTHER OFFICERS.
Winfield Scott, major general OF the army.
James Shields, com'r of general land Office.
Edmund Burke, commissioner of patents.
Seth Barton, solicitor of The treasury.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-08-07

IMPORTANT, IF TRUR.-The Washington
correspondent Of the Charleston Mercury,
writing under date Of the Tth, says:-ssI
heard this morning from a very reliable
source, that there are nov IN Washington
several Catholic Priests from Mexico, sent
out here TO ascertain what would be the con,
dition Of the Catholics and the Catholic Cles-
q r. Mexico comes into he Uni0n.-9'hs
/ Catholic CleTgg are Weafied with tho coB-
linne5 plumber Of rapaciens Usurpsrss and 4
they are assured of peace and protection iR
tho Union, would be glad 10 induce Mckee
to fnteFil. This is a very Important fact
and may lead 70 great e0aseqpeces.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-08-07

FoRT MADISON. The erection of Fort
on'the former sile Of Fort Madison, in An
napOlis haFbOr, by 4 late act Of Congress, is
about being commenced
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-08-07

WAR STEAMERS MIR. Kings report recon-
mends iron IS the material to be used in Tho
construction Of our war steamers; and even
suggests that the same material might be
used TO advantage in the building Of sailing
ships Of war. The facts mentioned in this
part of the Report are very striking and seem
10 be conclusive The whole document.
indeed, IS calculated to draw TIE marked at,
ten'ion of the reader throughout
The policy Of appropriating one or two
millions annually for the construction Of iron
st amers and for the gradual increase of our
naval force, is strongly demaned by our po-
,sition among commercial nations. If the
antegonistic principles of republican Amer
lea, and monarchica' Europe, shall ever
cone into conflict arms; If the question of
commercial supremacy shall force bcstits
issue; or if any other cause shall hereaftet
bring on war with any European pow er, tho
battles OF such war must be mainly upon the
ocean. This is so evident that there need
be no doubt whatever as to the element OF
which our Preparations for future DANCES
ought TO be made. Upon our own shores no
: invading army can expect TO retain foothoId
OF 90 maintain post on We must become
"a great FdYat power for Sucu - TlIE -lT3eSft
fdotc reSuft sssOas-.u--sseSl
so rapidly increasing. Baltimore American
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0NFln regard TO Dir. Dallas vote on tho
Warehouse bin The Philadelphia Sentinel
Zone of the oldest, most uniform, and able
supporters Of the party in Pennsylvana) thus
speaks;
"We confess that We are very much dis
satisfied with Vice President Dallas, who it
appears gave hiss casting vote to take up The
Warehouse bill in the Senate
We publish and circulated in Philadelphia,
some hand bills few days before the eiecs
lion Of 1914. TO show the importance OF havr
ing Vice President from Pennsylvania, as
it virtually gave her three Senatorial votes;
the Vice President always voting when his
vote would telk-We little thought then
that one of his votes, would be TO take up a
bill which is ouly one by another name TO res
tpeal the Tatif. Mr.. Dallas has by no means
met The public expectations, nor is this the
! only subject upon which he has given cause
of offence.
When his own friends doubt him, il is net
, for us to put confidence in Mr. Dallas.
, The Warehouse system is British eli ov=
|, er; British workmen are 10 make the goods,
British Agents to sell them. British ships aIs
to carry them, British carpenters, rigger f,
i lblacksmiths, &C.. are to bniId the British
ships. British Captains 10 command them,
and British sailoTs 10 man them, and the only
o thing that is American connec' ed with this
r system, is that American money is 10 pay fol
!. this British device TO impOserish our country
,fl Our American merchants will probably then
N not import on their own account from Eng
IL land, and may have 40 occasion for building
American ppRseIS -
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-08-07

Our Navy is springing into existence with
the rapidity of a fact over the lightning line.
We have now afoat and in service about
seventy vessels of war of all classes. There
are at the different navy yards, in a great
state Of forwardness, about thirty vessels of
war, Of all si8es. several of which are to be
launched in the coming week, which, togelb-
ef with the ten additional war steamers for
which a bill is now before Congress, will
make us al least respectable in this arm q
defence. AT tie navy yard in Brooklyn,
about one thousand men are actiVely ems
ployed, at Boston, about six hundred; at
Portsmouth, four hundred; at Philadelphia,
six hundreds at Pensacola, three hundred;
-.-rt three thousand four hundred in all
preparing wooden walls, for fearless hearts
and iron hands TO man.-N. Y Herald.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-08-07

JudiciuI Distrscts of Mississippi.
4rraaged according to act Of 1914, and rent into
onaratisr qfler Ihe hrke eIgcti0n.
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For forty lines hess renewable a. pIeasI,re s4o a
No contract taken for less than one year-and psya
half yearly in advance.
Inc piYl Ee Of annual advertisers is limited to their
"h mmedlate business and all advertisements for the
neht Of other persons. sent in by them must be paid
Professional Advertisements.
For 10 lines less, alterable months. "a IA
10 DO DO do do IS 0a
10 do do do 10 do On or
Fs-ALL JOB WORK HUsT BE PAID ron ON
DELIVERY.