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Ser ewiSe SnDe.
DDn 6 GIoen G5u up.

Bir batcn 70 eten nit Dem Sru6e ricGes
tcrhbmteM wcrfes, pelhrs in allen 3dnrcrn
gurcpa's, fowie in Hmcrifa init Dem ar66ten
Seifalle aufsenommem aclrIcn unp atermaIs
aeIcien purps, bsacnnsn, unp mcroen padeIbe
in Der erlten ameritaniIhcn oeutictrn 4ue9a
be 70 rnbliliren oaB III Der O1itte uno am
gnpe eines jsrsn W1cnate Gin 6rft BON 40
Seten in Srrb OftaD uno init fauterem lin
foliage te 81 10 Gents erlhelnt.
Nuswartise Subferibsntcn ;perten actrten,
ltb in portofrcien Sricfn ntcr ber slereiIe:
upbilapslpbia 9emofrat" al uns 3u tpenpsn.
s. Il. mo ollen,peber nnb 60.
p5iIaoslpbia, s. San. SAG.
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Wliiab ScOert,

NebteonwoIt, (Attorney at Law
tsnathribtiat feline SrsunrG fribren gIiens
ten uno ras putItnm Iterbaurt, taB CT Gei'
ne unastbsilte Iufmerflamfcit Der praftis
ocr SefrBe wirinen ,riro.- .--Selue Hmtettube
1T in Der NrontsStute ieinse WobnbauIes,
So so, an bsr 9hpIeitc ecr penniira6s,
cine tleme @trsfe untsrbalb Der gtlenbabH,
Neariuq, Dec. 16. lS45. SIN,
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SSiebti9c Staebricbtem opn &n9lanb
-Steff0matipn beS neilcn OSinis
tfcrtitliiS 1ts I. 10.

ffcrtumS II. I. 10.
9os lan9s er,parttts 9ampfitif pibernia
III snblb an0efcmmsn unb bat Defenders midb>
t0s Hatrid)ten bon England mit9sbradt-
QEr bseisn uns uniern Qslsrn bos QSibti9ite
baron pcriulesen.
Die Rahribten tautsn bsfpnberS frieollcb.-
Die Sotfboft bs6 Yrsibsntsn, melbe man in
@n9lano nit pislsr Spannun9 srwortsts, fano
cine gan; anosrs Nufnabme al6 mir bier sr,pars
tstsn. Die @n9dnpsr fbsinen in ibrsr Sreuce
libsr YcIfs stntsSarifs2tnfbtsn Die Or9cnz
Sra9s gang Su psr9e1en.
9a5 neu srnannte en9lifbs Miniiterium
bat rsfi9nirt unp baS fribsre, NIT Cir &cs
Bert peel an Der Spiss 1T pisesr ein9efsst,
NIT msni9sn unbebsutsncsn 9tusnabmen. Die
@eronlaTun9 ;u esfsm aufallenesn S6ritts
mar Die por9sibla9sns 9tufbsbun9 ptsr 3srdn'
csrun9 tsr &orn9eiees @n9Iancs.
gtab Der Nsinnns en9Iihsr Sldttsr mirb
bic Ors9cn'8ra9e our6 llntsrDanpIun9sn bsfsi'
ti9t msresn; @n9lonb miro Die frsis @mfubr
bon Srutbt uno MebI srIautsn, srwartet to9e:
9sn ober, bas mir AUDI feline Sabrlfats frsi Elm:
paIlirsn lofIen. Sb ss Der american. Staat6:
Slu9Dsit an9smsdsn it, unfsrs bsifsn Hational
SntsrsfTtn fir Elm Stud muifss Qanb ~ pp.
fern, bas uns cbnsbin Sufausn mus, beearf eet
erniten Ssratbun9
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49, 1T
81 0 BERT 81 a6per?
sebhrtis in @ro6bersostbum Saoen aus


sebhrtis i'm 8roBbersostbum 8aosn, aus Der
Staot &arlerube.
0erfelbe reiits i'm Sabr 1914, i'm SpaGabr
bes Dlonats Oftobsr auf Dem pafettbltf
,Nntfcn" naeb 4msrifa. uno Ianoste III
Ne,p Orleans. 0erIslte Icl nacb einsm
Streitsn 0tcrp Orleans auf ssrpde 3'lt psrs
IalIen baten.
Grin Sruosr, Bruno 6asrer, ,pelthsr Ses
srnmartis 81 pbilarsIpbia 1T, erlutt osnlsls
ben, fclItsn ibm eieie 3sllsn su @sftbt fom'
men, IhIeunislt Slabrdbt pon iteb uno feInem
Nnfentbalteort 5n seten.
lille Wlenlebsnfrsunbe uno fonlti9 Ssfalllss
$eute, rpelebe oen benannten Ncbert 5aspcr
fenneu, ODER etrpas BON ibm miden, itnc
freunrf6aftlieb srfuebt fcinen 8rucsr papcn
5u bsnabrlhtisen unter bet Ipprefe "spbis
lapslpbia 9smofrat' aa YbiapsIrbia.
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rern 9erfammlunssn sslsfsn nsldbs in jensm
Gauntp fir ben Sned eebaltsn murcsn.

Nsericp.-9isfss un9lifIibs eans, NIT
isnsr unrssslmdsi9sn &seisrun9sfprnb fbsint
wisbsr am 8orabsnb elmer NspcIuticn Su ifss
ben. 9is nsusifsn Habribtsn mslesn, eab
General parsoss, on Der Spss bon 5000 Sss
woffnstsn Der Stabt Wsricc maize mar unp
nitbts msitsr ais ben llmiturj Der beifsbenbsn
Msserun9 gum 5isls bate. Gin Gsribt fa9t
fsrner, bas bas &nitsns9eibwabsr Der 9er
Staatsn Ssfsbl srbalten babe iib obns Gsrsu9
nadb osm eclf bon Msriec su psrfi9sn, um
9sesn bic merieanifbe Slotte Su fampfsn, wsnn
iis ss wo9sn fpats SsraS anSu9rsif'n. Die me-
rieanilbs Ns9isrun9 bat iitb Biz jset 9swsi9srt
unisrn @sianotsn anSuerfslsm mas su eer0sr>
mutbun9 fibrt bas ls fris9erifts Ibfbtsn
9eaen uns i'm Scbibs fliDrt.
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Der NtDerale 3seobacbter
Heabin9, BEN 27. Sanuar 1916.

0cT9sm Nttb. Sobn Sitter. pom Son9rss,
banfen mir fir mibti9e 9ofumsnt.
OF T6rn. Sbcmas 9. @cbran, pcn mfersr
@eiss9stuns, eanfsn mir fir wibti9e 9ceus
tnente.
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@ine plQttfDrms CB0Q0e.

Cine 9rpse Ylattforms SIS a &C. bss
nabs nod nsu, auf Der man bon 25 Yfuno bis
Scnnsn rpis9sn fonn lift moblfel gum 8srs
fauf ts Dem llntsrftbrsbsnen.
Srieorib gauer, Ssrbrauer.
Gsabina, Sanuar 81. 3W.
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Nxsbia gtaats=Spnpeutipm,

9Sbi9sWlt9lisosr Der 8sise9sbun9 bislten am
l3. Sanuar cine Ssrfammlun9, bei wsIbsr =.
p. Sanoerfon @fq. ben 9Crie bate uno
bic l9srrsn Sbomas Nhcllcn unb 8. q. @pe
als Sefrstdrs oisntsn. Gin Ssftblus paffirts,
am ndbten 1ltsn Mdrs in earri6bur9 cine
@bi9 StaatSfScnpsntcn su baltsn, um cine
Ysrfon fir Sanal @rmmillIcnsr Su crnsnnen.
Cine COMMITTEE bon brsi murbe srnannt, oen
@ufruf fit Die @cnpsntcn gu srla0en.
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81. 6. NcattDitcr.

R qBobnbaft in Der OfspcnnitraBe
- gfe Der 9ttn, emphsblt Dem pntli:
fsssza FUN is,nsn Serratb autsr nnb bell:
1 iamsr, gum 3bsiI bon ibm feltit pers
fsrti9ter mspi3insut tellsbenp gum Gbei! aus
8allam De Olalta, @olc 9nftur, pfstfsrs
mins, Or. Pa Hoiiere's 3abnweb:3rcpfcn,
oircft Don parie erbaltcn &c.
@ammtllds Olsri5iusn itnc frileb unc lpsr:
ben ais debt psrbilrst. preiie bi Iia 9is
Qufmertlamfeit Der Wcri,In &rdmer miro
kIoncers Hbeten, ba teim SrcBperfanf Elm
tcoeutencr 8abatt erlaubt plro.
NeabinQ, 60 Sanlar. tp.
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Sie Slatipnal:@ @ie6erei.-S Sa

pclcf, Der Geprsltntant fur stortbumbsrlonb
sountD 't, i'm scn9rss, iibsr9ob fdrjb fcls
sencen Ssfhlus:
"Ssfblc1sn, bas Die COMMITTEE ibsr mills
tarifbs an9sls9enbsiten inifrurt rpercs Nats
fra9sn su MAIDEN binIibtib Der S6itlihfsit
uno gisentbumIibfsit Sur @rribtun9 sinsr0os
tionals@iessri, Bel ODER nabs an btm Suiam>
msnfuiIs Der bsiosn 3nsi9s bss SusQusbanna
Nlunss, unb fcbaIo alS ibidIib Ssribt oarlis
Der ju erffatten."
Gr9ie Sir9sr BON &caein9, Defenders olIs
biejsnissn weIbe ilb lsshnWntsr 70 sifri9 bss
mibstsn bic srrpdbnts @nfalt bier srridtst su
fsbtn, iclltsn bon bisfem Sbritte Rotis nsbmen
uno nibt srman9sln Dem @on9re0e bic 8crs
tbsls wslbs &saoins fir ben 3psd barbetst,
uno unisre biai9en Nnipadbs fur cisis Hatos
nal . Sesinifi9un9 piser In @rinnsrun9 su
brnssn. Die Burger BON &sacn9 babsn elm
ssmsinfbaftlibss Sntsrsis in Der Sats. babsr
fcats nibts unpsrfubt blsibsn, su psrbltsn bos
nnitre Vsbsnbubisr ntbt ben 8prfpruna ge>
minnsn unb uns Den 8ortbsil por Der 0aie
wssfbnappsn. $50 iff bic Committee pslb.
bic Sads bsfcr9en folte?
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9SoilencDurt 9Serfouf.

Sufrlas elmer 8srcrbnun9 Der 0Eoisnecurt
Yon 8srfs gauntp, ,wirp auf bftntIicbT8ens
rue rertauft werpen, auf Samitaa ben 7tsn
8etruar 1876, am ttfrntlichen 5auie ben
pstcr S6weiBsr (pfua Wlrtbsbaus) in
8oteIrn SamIhip, '8erte gauntp, aIle le.
ner 9c,pl0e
Shetl ocer Stlif Sol3-gano, asssS, asss2s
9ele9en in Gobeion Saunl6ip, in TSyfysS SReyS
erlaatsm gauntp, srrn3enD an >anc -.
bon Sames Gearlct unb rcr grtcn pee pers
Norbcnen Spbu Scarlet entbaItenp feben
une pier3is Qefer, mebr ceer penaer-
>eBtbin cas ei9entbum bee psritcrtenen Sas
cob Drummer.
Ser 9ertauf tcqinnt um ltbr Slahmits
tags, mann acthbrence aufpartuna sessten
unc Die SsrfanfssSernsunsen tcfannt scs
maebt wsrpsn lcllen cureb
Cyan Epans, Srufie.
9urb bic Scurt-3ob. :. t1Iaurer, Cdr.
Sanuar 20. '3nl.
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fuhrn in wien, 0einer Gsfssnb 9ieb, ZEN
Ronia Don Oo!sM anp aHe Define Btrthnss:
ten UerfclaeM, bas Stb,psrt i'll Der Sanb, mt
Ssrbrennsn, Wcrrsn plinoern a.3rritersn
Seines sansfs nnD belner ltntsrthanen. :1Sas
Old felbit tetrlft icit 9a oen allerifhref'
llhitsn 500 leioen ren man 1teb ecntsn fann.
Oa Oeine Ncaicrnn9 Ib,paeb nno 9raulam
1T, feltf inter ghrlfen, ipcrren mir Or NIT
Sscucr uno Gtbpert Oein Eailr!bnm nnb
&bniarcitb cntrriBcn nnc 9leldfalls rrn romr
fcben Stubl nno feline orelfaebs Srone llms
fhr5en uno 5erilbren.
"0ics, Safer bon Osut1eblanb nne S6ni9
bon Dclsn, 1T un(ers grtIarnna gu Sir nnb
ale 0slnsn llntertbanrn uno QSlr tenaeb:
rihtiaen 0ieb nebltrem, rab eleien lSorten
balo Sbaten fol9sn ,perpen, fir bic ON Old
CsItit in Sersitlbaft halten masf.
"Seacbrn in lInIersr matbtiaen Stabt
Stamtul (Scnitantlncpel) cntbaltsnb 1869
GtraBen, 90 Sospitdlsr, 1000 ofentIitbe!Sa
Ger, 997 Sontainsm 100 Marften, Is Sas
rapanIereien, 4SO Wirtbsbduicr fir Nus!dns
ocr, 1862 aro6e uno tIene Stbnlen, 4122
WlcIcbsen nnb &irtben. 9leIe arose II mad.
ti0c Stapt 1T pier oeutlebc Olellen i'm linn
fanae unS ouf ibrcn Wlauern Itno $50 Narte
3bhrme. llnIers Scrfabren tntridcn Ite Den
Sdnren Der gbritten, reren 1Seiber unpSn:
Der Dor ibren Iu9en srmcrort wurben. 90
pollen QBr Did uno alle ebrliten beban:
ccln shm Sc,pciIe nnIerss 6a0es uno unierer
Serobtuns.
"9caetcn i'm 25lten Sabre ltnisrs lltcrs
unp prm 7ten ltnIerer crbatenen Neseruns.
(llutr3e nIolo nIabomet.
9iclsr erflaruna felste Osr furtttbare nnp
perbscrenpe sirten Srisu patrenO welbcm
bic Sirfsn bic 9taot Q8isn tslasertcn, Damn
absr ab3c9en, cbne bieielbe crcbert gu hatcn,
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9R . \ T. s y | Il {
griiefen= GO paQnie.

<J " ~ ~ sf' " " ~
IOit!iam t1Jsnasl, Stosmsiffsr in Nsds
nun9 NIT hsr Mpbs6vls SrifsnsSsilIihaft.
Or.
1916,
Sanuar l3. Saarssle bsSabIt
fir@auntps,S
6sns uno Staotss
Surcn &C. 5 81
" Soar9sIs beSabIt
fir 9ruden 10
&" SaarsslS bsiablt
fir Sanbolj, 9eds
gel uno 4rbsit 8 62
" Saar9sIo bejablt
an Sosinr. OtOrris
fir 9isnife 6 90
Saor9slo bsjablt
bsm YrsIeenten,
8srmaltprn unb
Sbaemslltsr fur
9enlfs Is 90
Saar bsjabIt 6aupt
Suine Ii. Sntsrstn
auf 2tnleibs: @srtifs
cate, IA YrcYnt 30l II
l." Silanj i'm Sbas IS 10
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milIiam *11enseL S6oRmsiltsr.
Wcbr5plle Yrllfen- 0elrulcboft.
Sanuor l3. 1916.
Ssi Der bsuts 9sbaltsnsn @abl murtsn fpIs
9snhe Dsricnsn ais Ssomtsn fir cas- flinfti9e
Sabr erndDIt ndmIib: YrdIrsnt 1obn6crs
nant; Sermoltsr 6cor9 1905, 6ror9 4.
SaoH Gbriitopbrr Klein, Jaeob Saa9
Jaeeb Sbncieer u. l1Iidbael EcnIblCr !;
ShoBmsiiter IDilIiom tnen9el.
OlcbrSplle, sSanuor 27. 3m.
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Scbnec unb gcblittenbabm

~SUNtC NVU ~NUItNItEUWUHs
frifbs Nuf1aos S6nss, bon blS 3ca bob,
mslbs un8 Der QBintsr am lsstsn Wittmpb bs>
fbesrts, uno bic barouf fcI9snoe itrsn9s Sdte,
tsaten Die S9Iittenbabn in bieisr @sSsnb wies
Der per uno mdbrsnp sin9en Sa9sn mar lis
iismIjtb gut. Ssit Samita9 mar oa6 Q6sttsr
absr bsbsuttno 9slnber uno Der Sbnss bot pisI
ob9sncmmcn. Sn onrsrn @s9snbsn fol- pisI
meDr Stbnse 0sfallen isin.
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Ser etpi9e S,,be.-qsir boten oos sr.
fft esft bsS untsr cb9em Sitsl be orn. 9Sols
tsnnstsr ui6snsnesn QEsrfss srDatsn uno
mabsnqisbbabsr bon osr9lsitb. barauf oufmsrfs
fam, bas lis oa1I,lbe bsi un5 snisbsn fcnnen
Rin neues pofamt 1T su "lRpislsmr"
in Ni6mcno Sounibip, erribtst uno jor. Sas
musl QUINN gum Yoitmsilfer ernannt ,porbsn.
GrTis Scrmiruns zines nsusn Sauntiss,
mopon Yottstaun bic @auntDsS taot isin fol-,
finbst psl msDr Bberfprucb ais Die 9utsn qeu>
te srmartst baben m69en, bic bos Yrosft ents
ruarfen unc mabribeinli6 nibt an ts0sn 9ss
linssn swsifltsn. 0Sir iino i'm Seiis osrSsr'
banolunssn msbrsrsr @eriammun9sn Die in
Serfs @auntp 9s9sn bai1ebe 9sbaltsn pureen,
unS fpsreen iis 9sIs9entIib sinriftn.
9is Burger BON WOnt9Omsrp Sountp itnb
aub nbt untbdti9. QSir baben bsrsits i'm
nSausrnsSuunb" bic 9rbanbIunssn pom msbs
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-09-16

plays Of Petulance or Indignation, BIZ tho
gsneEpl eEpressiopof those concerted Ii
tAs Interests struck at by lhe new taft has
HsenF" This u now the law Of theland /;
wepare bound to submit Is ittill it cam be
changed, and to get on under it as !Vebest
can"
The Tribune, the great organ THE Pro.
tectiOnists, has agreed that the country is
not Fdined-that there Is not even a panic I
We infer from this new tone Of the Tribune
that the manufacturing capitalists have been
better satisfied all the time with the new
law than they pretended. There isstill an
abundance Of protection in the new tariff
for all practical purposes, and the manu-.
features may we'll conclude to submit and
get along as best they can. We shall not
be surprised to find these same manufactu.
rers, so lately the panic makers, most zeal.
Gus advocates Of the new law! 1t will
soon be found that eventhe poor iron man.
ufacturersOf Pennsylvania are highly pro-
tected under this law.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-09-16
Young LeViathan.
Sent 9, 1876.

NOV rising SIX years old, beautiful grey,
~ upwards Of is hands high combining great
strength and beauty sufficient for either the race
or harness. His set are large and fine. He
will make his present season me half the time
at the Stable Of Blarkman, Scstt 4 Co , in va
zoo City, and the Other half at Daniel w. Hen
bricks 3 miles sOuth east from Benton, at The
extreme low price Of SlO the season payable 81
the close Of he season, which has ALREADY enm-
menced, and will end OH the lei day OF Decembes
next. Mares that have heretofore filled are IN
vted to attend gratis Fifty cents TO Daniel,
the groom, in every instance % expected.
PEDIGREE - YOUNG Leviathan was got By
the imported Lsviathan. His dam by Orpaa
Boy, who was by Old ECLIPSE. Orphan BOYS
dam was Old Maid Of the Oaks, a hrtt rate iou
mile race nag. Young Leviathan'S grand De-
was BY old PaColet, great grnndam bv Secoss
DiOmede, who was BY Old Imported Diomed'i
3. 2. grandam, by Old Wildsiri &. &c gran6'A
ny Fearnought
wILFRED B. GOWAN.
Sertember 9. 1895. -.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-09-16
THE COTTON CROP.

n We hear very discourhgiSg, accounts OF
tho cotton crops inthis county. The weed
Is Sid tp be unusually large and thrifty,
much better boiled than common but rain
has brought out the worm, which is said to
be doing incalculable injury. One plan
ter informed us last week that twenty days
ago, he had the iaigest prospect for T.. e yield
Of five hundred bags. lie saysif the worm
did no more damage, his crop would not ex.
coed two hundred bags. The complaint is
universal in thecounty.
We see by our exchange papers that thus
county is not the only one complaining OF
worm. Up the Alabama river, all through
Georgia, the two Carollnas, and down Red
River, and in most Of the Parishes ofLoui.
siana, the same complaint is made. We
have seen diverse estimates made Of the
present crop. They range generally be.
tween l,sOO,O0O to 100000. Nothing
approximating accuracy can be arrived at
as yet.-MssissPpi Advertiser.
We regret to learn thatthe caterpillar is
making its appearance in the cotton in this
District, and that considerable damage has
already been done by them in some sec
tiOns.---Banner, AbeUiLe District, S. G.
Extract from letter from an OUerseer in
Warren county, dated September 6th.
"The crop does not look well. The
rains two or thee weeks ago, have caused
the grass and &c vines come as thick as
they can well Sind. The army worms
have ruined the top, crop of cotton. They
have gone all ouer Ne whole plantation,
trimn the leaves and a part of the bolls
and squares.
P. S. Since writing tSe above ] have
been examing the cotton, and find that
the worms are eating all the half grown
hollis. The worms are worse than i ever
saw them before. The cotton is literally
covered with swarns. counted as many
as tsrentV-three ,cormS on one leaf and did
not pick the leaf The crop will be short.
The damage done by the worms is very
great, and they are still going on destroying
he squares and young hollis. "--MiSsisSiP-
plan. :
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-09-16
From ths Nashville Union.
THE COUNTRY NOT RUINED.


After the great exertions made by the
advocaleso Of protection to prove that the
country was ruined by the passage of the
new tariff law, it will excite smile to read
the article below from the New York Tr.
bune. Its editor stands among the fore.
most of the Protectionists, and when the
new Tariff bill was passed he raised the
cry OF "ruin" and sent il forth to be re-ech.
Oed by his thousand followers throughout
the Union. The Democrats every where
Except in Pennsylvania, and generally
there) ridiculed this new panic and exposed
the hypocrisy of those political leaders who
we're attempting by such base means to
make strength for whiggery. The panic
would not wOrk-the people would not be
alarmed-the country would not be ruined
land to get out Of the scrape the Tribune
turns short corner, changes its tune and
puts forth the following article:
" The journals in the Polk, Walker and
Mckay interest are evidently chagrined d
disappointed at the calm manliness with
which their great financial achievement has
been received by the mass Of those most
Immediately affected by it. They looked
or a panic, a revulsiOn, tornado, gener.
Il shutting up Of factories, blowing cut Of
furnaces, discharging Of workmen, &c. &c.
which would have enabled them to revive
heir potent war-cry, "The Rich against
be poor !" and inAame the passions Of the
gnorant with accounts Of a combination of
70 starve the LabOrers into hu-
and slavery. But nothing Of the
.on has taken place. In very few in-
Itances there have been momenlsty dis.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-09-16

oREeoN.-By an act Of the Legislature
OF Oregon "gOOd .meFchantablo u0hsat at
the market price, delivered At such places
a. it is customary iOr.merohants to receive
wheat" Is made a lawful teOderGOrI the pay
menr d taxes, Judgements rendered by the
courts Of the tsrrilory, and Cor the payments
Of an dsbts cOnirac,ed within the territory,
unlsss contracts have been made to the
contrary.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-09-16

TIE DUTY OK SALr.-When che tariff o.
1912 was about being passed, the demo,
Gratis tried hard to make salt free article,
but the wings voted them down and imposed
a tax Of 90 or 20 per cent. on il. The
democrats reduced Il dOlcn to 90 per cent.
in the late tariff, and thereuPOn the wings
cry out, see what enemies these democrats
are to the poor" Well may the people
become suspicious Of party, whose press
and debaterS attempt to palm of such incon-
sistencies upon them. The case stands
thus, the wings taxed salt, iron, sugar, &c,
high the democrats have now taxed them
loo, which is the true, and which the false
friend Of the poor l-NashUiHe Ualon.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-09-16
NIarshal's Sale.
UNITED STATES CIRCUITaCOURT, !
SouTHsRN DIaTRlcT or MIssEsIrPl,
4 To November Term 1916.

William Cotton, IL
vs.
Planters Bank of Mississippi. V'od' sFP'
DY virtue Of the bpve stated writ OF
~ alias Vendition Expnnas to ne drec-
re-, from the Hon Circuit Court of the
Uted States, lor the Southern District OF
Mississippi, will sell at public auction, to
The highest bidder, for cash, on the second
Monday, the 9Th day of October, 1916,
within The hours prescribed BY law, before
the Court house door, in the town Of Ben.
on, YazOo county, Mississippi, the follow
ing described property, TO wit:
West half Of north west quarter Of Sec.
lion 7, Township 8; north bali & west half
Of The south west quarter, and the west half
Of the half Of the south west quarter Of Sec
ton 8, Township 9; and the esSt half Of
The south east quarter Of SecliuN 6, Town
ship 8: and the east half Of the noIIh wesl
quarter Of Section 5, and The west half Of
he north .eas quarter, and The south half
Of the east half Of The south west quarter Of
Section 5. and the north half of the ives
ha fofIhe north west quarter, and the north
halt oft west half Of the north east quar-
ter Of Section 8, and the south half Of The
east half Of the souIh west quarter Of Sec
lion S, end lots Nos. 2 g. 8 Of Section 81,
md the north half Of west half % the sOu,h
vest quarter Of Sec'irn 6. all 10 Township
,. Range 2 west, and lying 10 the county
If Yszoo, Stre Of MIssi sppi.
Levied on ss the property Of deiS0dan',
he President. Directors g. Company uf>,<S
Planters Batk Of Mississippi, and will b.
lold 10 satisl, the abOve stated case and al
;osl. THOMAS FLETCHER,
Matshsl Suu. BET. Miss.
By his Deputy, RIcH'D. FLETCHER.
Sept. 6th, l646. ass.