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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-23
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SIDNEY, Neyv-JsTsev jay IS 1875.
Dr. / IL CHKlSTIE-irIr Doc.s-- ! promised % COM
--nt-fs with VOC respecting ths esct II the application
OF your Caivanc Rings and Magnetic Ecld N cly
TIE time Is IS vet 100 sact. si speaking pSltse
Il in relation - he permanently ct my cure, bi csr
Ina; since the application o; yoU Bracelets 20 my wrists and
Of The E the whole series II my SfN oss com
ca:a.s ass been suspended suffered E4ycl iuln Caronic
Rheumatism Bronchitis and Dyspepsia. srd tei AGsted
thai those disorders d. connected VIA eSch oser
through the ncrvoGs Ste aavs had ccae OF ne us-
persia whatever since the application ot your RtGss Nc'
aota!GS worth aieuaoning OF Tic Bronchitis, cr nave
been enabled The discharge OF my rSs,Qa. asrs
Of preaching ani visiting 80 much 20 The surprise OF my
CONGREGATIONAL and have had but single t,ro OF
The Rheumatism have enjoyed 80 lar, more perfect eN-
euptor from hcs uislades distressing hcy arr. ar
mas been M enjoy yeSr cannot be 100 crate
fd God, who n us Providence directed re 70 yo car
not say with certainty when shall be II N'vi ok sgsn,
bu; shall certainly take Tie earliest opportunity o; calling
on YOU.
The immediate osec, Of has letter i 20 procure some Of
the kind Of assistance for If my people Many
my congregation affected With nervous disorders,
and should my hc permanent many Will be led 70 ap-
ply YOU. hare the largest country charge N NE state,
and my has eeetrlne them $50 10 speak entirely
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-23

NNrANTED-A situation, by q healthy, respectable
w Young Woman. IN n respectable private family. II
good PLAIN cook and FIRST washer and rOner The
h,st given Call nt 81 Sd avenue 81 y
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NNANTED-A situation Is cook by al experienced
w Woman that understands her business perfectly also
pastry ,ce- Ice creams aud preserves; would prefer
hotel OF boarding house Leave note in this eee for
Mrs Y call y Tnny-plaoe, rear building III house
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ANANTED-A situation a. nurse and seanisiess, or
w chanber,york and sewing bya Young Girl, who
produce satisfactory reference. Inquire NJ 400 Bowery
,,..r T.,ths, sS2 ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-23

rFr Practical PhrenoloSists and Publisher
FOWLERS WELLS, Isl Nazsau-st Oace hour. rom
O'clock 4 u. ~ 10 P. 81 iYN Sm'
~ Prof. Fuuycl-Gouraud's Once, Morse's
Building curre. Of Nassau and Beekmsn Room No 10,
seccat -to.y Hours Of attendance :on 10 A ~ NJ PM
ard ron, 3 ti-I6 all iSisGIwos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-23

UPPFY BOCKYNGS-PIzsn and TwiGe5, for sale
d6T c. 2. HARRIS, e E1cEarse-pisee. u
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an E.JT FA~HIUSs--Hzts, EiAts-r slif N.Y. ! -
Ill =. Z; rcu. 70 those sold By others 81 81;
--gsnf tre.f has y 30 and & 3, superior IN
- sn..2 % tiose n Macy places a. 49, neat sas 81
.y.= :. 1-.b Will 10 peas-a hi. friends his
;. s :. - IL GEORGE z. 4 Brown,
esq . 80 rs Caaaist
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4 de.ail of lhs ease. aIluded % .ellowsl

May Gods blessing sueud your efforts in these cases,
M dear Doctor and you s'ou relief these here
will be a number OF Others who will apply.
Very trulv YOURS ROBERT W. lANDlS"
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..t-ySTvFNTH WEEK. XCvrE ny
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-23

SCEoOL SOCES-SCEOCL BOCkS.
THE subscriber. beg leave 70 inform Ieaccefs 4ao y
rents Inst th.- 5a-e ziwa.s on band az e-,ens'e a.
srtrsrt cho Book. u the Ls-est and best ed
al-o al kEnds Of Stationery used u Schoos -! 4 Tie
q 81 s,'.,cs u s RAYSoR. 70 Bowery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-23

vestis-r wishing change as b1sio--s ofs .of .4s
a. .te 4n1 fixtures. Tie shop : centrally st;netec 80
~-sr The CRY Hall l. . good st.t, ard We! cunclc.
- ,s aysraz- IS or So per week For fzrih=f pecn-
-. = Tribune u-Ti-e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-23

WANTED BY respectable Gid situation TO do the
reference Please TO call al 30 Houston corner OF Orch
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NNtNTED-Bya respectable Protestant Girl. wiihgood
w reference situation and searpstfess, or
chambeunaid. Apply at ils Westst up stairs. front
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-23

Come thinkers may object to this essay that we
- about to write of that which has as yet, no
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-23

WANTED snia,on by Protestant young Man with
w the best city reference porter In store or hc
generally useful IN any business place Pleas. inquire a.
No. i22i Broadway. 81 IT
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. TU0IIPsON,, PREluUM TRUSS,

100 -IMPOKTANT " purchasers ot i'iaco
;zy.s-i.f53 Forte,-Tb. sunscrbers having purchased
22-sf Fof ~. John scrlb.r tic exclusive n Shi ic
2 q Ithr Uai,-d Slater 70 bis Patent Harp Frame
Improvement Ia Pi1co Forte, are now rsal af sohir
NV spIerc!d Rosewood ard EahDgsasny Piano foffs
Erh an. warranted superior u ~ any 20" IN use
ord to ..o IN ne IaRch onger The improvement COZ
-. to tnos, beautiful Harp Franz, peculiar In coasuc
non taxing al the strain Of TIE stnng- rom Use cs sso
,I s.,oner, OF the most aproy-d modern styles Of
$3.50 i,.r~YnenLn gESSErT, ROGERS co.
"a 81 Fa.Lon-sL EAzt SIDE u Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-23

an FALL FAsHIONS.-Tar suSscrilst 800 49,, ~
ELL The attention oil his friends and NE 4St. ,eajs
20 bis large ard superior ss.9flAehl 2! 50 emo
Hsis which isf durability, genera 80 49,
ny s- 2 80 e..--Ten Of mems sEd bogs caps u "a
any Instance he above doe. not gre a3gs 20
ea2 6s J1-iy ool3-N"'' w KELLOGG, Iis caaal-si-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-23
FtCHESy LEECHE- LEECHE> - tre-

aS5iT ii a,ge ii heaiL1y Swedish Le=c+=s jet re-
ciyr of sale a quantities " SUI P1IcAaset' f-c1ec Up
"a - 70 be transported az distance Stk sa.etyy o.
g A. < II. Wl1TE,
I---rr.-rs nf I.eerhe-I. z Iohr-Et.
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NATASTED-A situation by Protestant Woman. to do
w the general homework OF small family the best Of
city reference Please call ut No jhayenuc, corner VI
uou.lou s29I
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-23

DAGS-Tk- highest market prices pad n cash ior al
III Efrda Of domestic rope, oeggIs
g. Sc. DIV CYRUS ". FIELD, No. Burning sip 81 W
TOR SALE-Two cn5 5ss-s, stx rcaths old, is11e sna
I !. gI.s.'i - 'A- DAFfD 7. CURRY, lsaFra-sHasr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-23
Boarding an6 SoteIs.
MRS. ANGELINA BROWN

I'd DlKU IN a n UdLh
ID with each and pantry attached VIII DO vaca
ted In days and VIII be 10 let with board or no
Winter either separately or together Persons wishing
such accommodations will do well 10 apply soon al s4s
Broad way near Union place very dsslraoie naanon
Also sIn9I rooms for young gentlemen. ~ W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-23

r. PIANO F0KTE.-W E,,Nkk5TRON
rT@~--Ees Z BERGQUtST Gate Liafel- "enlsr
@TY-a-1 tom x Coz inform ih,.r friends and the
! = ] j public IN seGera!, il-at hey haze on hand
@ ,ssorv.rt OF rosetgoot ard mahogany Trans posing
and Tsbet Piano For-- from 70 seven octave, with
Al me modern improvements. lei. u1arnfscLory No.
:, Iose5s 49, SO Ina
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-23

NANTEp-A situation by Young Woman 70 DO
w chnsnberwcrk ami 20 take " chdren Best OF
reference from last employer with whom she lived II
roahs No objection 20 gong 10 brooklyn. Apply AZ lie
rucS So y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-23

ALBANY, Monday, sept y, lis.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-23

HORSES FOR SALR.--A wesl.asie me. span
Ssof Cray Horses Also, II wan.say two sstt "s ss.
" On AM N al So
IbonpsoG-st
FOR .lLE-. csir Of Cray Horses i've ssd
sST9 .lx years old, 0! The Dufoek STOCK Inquire so'
GA 9Anrst :"
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-09-11
Public Dep0sfts.


The Washington correspondent Of the
Baltimore American, iOpresents the secre-
.tnry o. the Treasury as practising deception
in his monthly statements Of the condition
Of the Treasury. by which larger amount
az mOnsy appears 10 be on deposit ihan is
actually the case. lie says
.'sThe SecretuFy Of the Treasury in his
Hmonibly statements all along has held out
the idea, that al money isin the Treasury
not actually drawn from the deposit Banks,
and this long after he has given the Governs
ment creditors Drafts upon the Banks. II
pays A. B. or G. one hundred thousand dol.
lars by Draft on distant Bank, and yet
until A. B. or c. has presented his Draft,
and the Government has information Of this
fact, it publishes the money as on hand, and
as deposited TO the credit of the General
Government. Sometimes these Drafts are
sent TO ono extreme Of the Union, and made
payable in another. Sometimes they are
sent 10 the discussing officers, TO be by them
Ecashed, and as all this takes time, all this
time the Government appears 10 have much
more money in Bank than is really deposit,
ed 10 The credit Of the Treasury"
Should this be the manner in which Mr.
SeeFetary Walker, does business, besshoulc
be dismissed from Office for gr6ss deceptior
as to the true condition of the Treasury
We, are not conversant with the mode o
conducting business at the Treasury De
partment, but can hardly suppose it possible
that it is done in the manner mentioned
above, as it would be palpably erroneous
When an account is settled at the Treasury
Department, and draft on a depOste banI
is given for the amount, we presume tina
credit is Immediately given TO said banl
upon the books, or at least some entry mad,
to show that the sum drawn fol, no longe
constitutes portion Of the public money
If this practice prevails with the Secretar,
Of the Treasury,'it should be forthwith abol
ished, as it is an error too gross TO be tolel
ated.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-09-11

A letter dated Edingsville, Ediste Island,
August 18th, published in the Charleston
Mercury, says:
"The recent heavy rains and intense heat,
have done great damage to the cotton crop.
While tn potato norm is giving Us daily
evidence OF his power of injury, the ravages
of the Caterpillar are rapidly extending.
| believe that not one field on the Island is
exempt from hem. Already large portion
several fields has been destroyed; ard, uH-
less BY Miraculous retirement of the en-
envy, in three weeks, the fate of the grow
ing crop will have been sealed.'
The following is an extract ola letter
dated Liberty coun'v, Georgia, August, l4lh
published in the Savannah Georgian:
bad news for cotton crops, so much rain
has injured them very much; the prospect
was pretty fair three weeks ago, but since
that time they have thrown off considerably,
and what still makes it worse, there are
thousands of calteTpillers."
The Albany, Georgia, paper says the crops
in that section look Aounshing.
The Tallahassee (Fa } Sentinel, says
"The first new bale Of cotton in this mar
ket, was brought last Wednesday by Mr..
Thos Guskins. Enough is open, however,
for many more. he topic of debate is vet
the caterpillar. We shall soon be able to de-
eide whether or not it will use up the CROP
If not we shall do we'll enough. The
weather has again been skowery and damp
but we hear Of no shedding"
We find the following in the last Texas
papers received:
We have the most melancholy intelligence
from the adjoining counties and indeed from
all the counties Of Middle and Western
Texas Of the condition Of The cotton crop.
Never before has calamity so overwhelm-
Jog befallen The country. The destruction
Of the crop is complete. The worm has de-
voured every thing before it. Not bale TO
the hand will be made in any part Of this
country What bolls have matured and are
beyond the attack Of the worm, are rottinn
fIom the rains. These for the Iasl weeks
have been almost incessant. The country
here and around US is flooded with water. A
season more remarkable for destruction 10
the planter has not happened ia many years
before, and we pray never again. -
Brdz0ria Painter
In some sections tue cotton crop las suffers
ed severely from the worm--iR others IL has
been untouched. The wet weather has
favored their progress and We hear with re- !.
gret that they are still alarmingly On fhe ms
crease. A fine dry spell wouidhprobabIy
arrest further damage and bring Out good
crop though backward one.
Mdtagorda (Texasl Heral1.
In Louisiana, with but few exceptions the
accounts ara almost equally diseougaging.
A few days ago and the cotton crop not
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-09-11

eF NJ. D. Johnson. Esq, Of the Lexine
ton Advertiser, has associated with him il
the editorial department of the paper, Mr.
Il. R. Nagel.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-09-11

Ioi,.ol gallery Of the Gymnasium, aud ap>
nlied for a loaded pistol to shoot at the
..buIl,s.sye." He paid the customary price,
123 cents, and asked the man in attendance
Il he was sure it was properly charged. Oh
being answered in the affirmative, he turned
round on his heal, discharged il into his
head. and fell TO the grCud corpse.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-09-11
The state Of Mississippi,l 2soBATE CorEr.

The state Of Mississippi,l PEoBATE CovRT.
YAzoo COUNTY. Aug. Term, 1916
A GREEABLY to an order Of the Probate
"A Court Of said county, notice is hereby
given 20 al persons Interested in the land >
tenemenis and hefediiamehis Of Jaues
NJ. Pease. deceased, to be and appear be-
fore the Probate Court of said county. 10 te
held on the 4th Monday Of October nexf,
then and there to show cause, If INV thay
can, why an order should net lie made f r
the sale Of the real estate Of said deceased
lying and being in the comfy Of Yazoo and
State OF Mississippi; VIZ: half interest IN
Lots Nos. 1872 and 1873, for tho payment uf
the debts OF said estate.
And il is further ordered that publication
of this Citation be made in the Yazoo Civ
Wing, for thirty DAYS. successfully.
WITNESS, Hon Jas. r. Bnrrus. Judge Ct
Probate of the county of Yazoo. the 4th
Monday of August, 1916, and seal of the
Court. Issued, the 2Sth day of August,
1916
CIlAS NJ. HENDERSON, Clesk.
BY A. SIDNEY PERKINS, y. ..
September 4. 1916. 9-5t
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-09-11
or The PronOoled Baptist Maetla

which commenced in this place on FEldsy
evening last is still progressing, and We I'M
dersland will continue until Sabbath even,
ing next, and probably longer. There are
several learned and eloquent Ministers in
attendance, and the congregations during
the past week have been large, attentive
and deeply interested. We hope much
good may result from this meeting.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-09-11

0.- We are under renewed obligations
TO the attentive and accommodating clerks
OF the steamers laurel, Dime, RichIand and
Reliance, for late papers.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-09-11
From the N. o. Picoyune, Extra, sePt'0
Loss OF the U. 9. Drig-Of-War
TruxtOm.

Officers and crev, Nth the exception Of f,c0
Iieutenants and nineteen men, taken pris-
oners By the Mcricans and marched to
TampicO.
We received this morning, by way of the
3alize. the following note, informing us OF
the wreck OF the U. S. brig. of-war TIuxion,
with the capture Of nearly the whole OF her
officers and crew, including the Captain
The Truxton was brig Of ten guns:
u. S. REVENUE STEAMER LEGARB,
S. W. Pass, Sept. Sd, Is48. )
Editors of the PicGyune: have just ar
rived from Vera Cruz, which place left. on
the goth ult., bringing with me dispatches
| from the Commodore loI the Government.
The U. S. brig of.war Tuxton was wrecked
! on the 18th nit. near the TDUuth Of the TIVc'
Tuspan. Two Lientenants and nineteen
men reached the squadron at Vera Cruz IN
boats-the balance Of the officers and crew
including the captain, were made prisoners
and it is said were marched off to TamPico
Santa Anna had landed at Vera Cruz. lie
was received with great demonstrations o.
ioy-the CITY and castle both saluting him
He was permitted to land by Com. Conner
II is presumed that he had passport.
Yours, respectfully, in haste,
N. L. G..
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-09-11

or We are indebted to our friend Capt
{. S. Crane, for late New Orleans papers.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-09-11
PEDIGREE:

Young Levialhan was got by the imported
Leviathan. His dam by Orphan Boy, WHIP
was b. Old Eclipse. Orphan BOYS dam was
Old aid of the Oaks, Il first rate four mile
race nag. Young Lcviarhan's grand dam
was by old Pacolet, great grandam By second
Diomede, who was bv Old Imported Dio-
mede; 2. g. grandam, By Old WiIdair; 2. 6.
g. grandam by Fearnought.
WILFRED 3. GOWAN.
Sepsembar 4, 1916. 9-3m.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-09-11

Who is Robert c. Glierl lately made
Judge OF the Supreme Court.
Matches Courier.
Why, he is a resident Of Piusburg; real
red hot abolliiCnist, and an Incorporating
iOcOfoco.- YasOO City Wing.
Wo ask proof Of the charge that Robert
G. Grier "is red.ho, Gboiiiioaist."
YazOO Democrat.
Well, sir, in support of eur assertion, VIC
have only TO say that in September 1912.
we heard Judge Grier addressing large
abolition meeting at the Market House in
Pittsburgh, Pa, IN which address he abused
the stockholders Of the South in unmeasur-
ed terms Of haTshness and faIsehood.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-09-11

MEXICAN CLAIM1NTs.-The Secretary
Of tho Treasury notifies the Mexican claim.
ants, that the Government scrip for the pays
ment of the Mexican indemnity will be
LeadY for issue on the 10Th inst.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-09-11

A public meeting numbering about three
thousand persons, was held at Montreal on
the 10th ult., 10 adopt measures for carrying
forward the ST. Lawrence and Atlantic Rail.
road, intended to connect Portland, Maine,
with Montreal.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-09-11

MARR4ED-In this city on SUNDAY sveniD0
last the 9th inst, by the Rev. ]. n. Owens. DS
this city. A'sA = Oo'n OF
In Vicksburg, on Tuesday evening. l., ;n..
N. G. Bryson, Esq, Maj. WILLIAM Rpea.oF ny y
county, 70 Ms NARY ANN BurLEa, Of Por, Gin SIN.
In Benton, on Thursday evening. the 81 IN,
by the Rev. r. McInnis, Dr. A. - INST,
YVES BETTE J. swIsHRR, both Of thas place. y
: DIED-ln this city, on Puesday morni.,. -.
s.s p.1 lass .s q hngeiing disease Nj. Jop"
q, Ally, aged 4 years, native Of Cine;eaas: 2
The Cincinnati papers viii please eeny
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-09-11
STEAMBOAT LIVERY STABLE
Yazoo CITY, Aug q. 1876.
500 Reward.


- RUNAWAY from the
49, subscriber living in this county,
VFI about the 6rst Of March last, a
- negro boy named OWEN and
may probably call himself JIM, copper.col.
ored. aged about thirty eight years, i've feet
nine or ten inches high, had on when he
left pair Lowell pants and shirt and took
with him other clothing not recollecled, had
a black fur kat and eommon cloth cap, STAN
mess somewhat in his speech, and when
spoken to quickly stammers very much. He
formally belonged 70 a gentleman BY the
name Of Burgess living in Mobile, and was
purchased by John d. Reed.
will pay the above reward for said negro
if confined in any Jail out of the State. o.
s35 in the Slate, or a reasonable reward if
delivered 70 me.
JOHN REED.
Yazoo county, July 81, 1916. 4-6l.
o. The Mobile Register viii please copy
the above three times and send bin to this
Office for payment,
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-09-11

Mr.. CLAY.--At at recent Wing Congress.
sional District Convention 10 Georgia, a
resolution was unanimously addRIed, ex-
pressive OF the preference Of its members
for Henry Clay, as the wing candidate for
the next presidency, over all others.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-09-11

MIssoURI.-I he new Constitution pres
sented to the people of Missouri for their
approval, at the late election, has been res
jccted by large majority. Its provisions
were too progressive" in the descending
line for the sober people. e
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-09-11

or COrcoran & Riggs, Brokers, of Wash
ington, have advanced 100000 20 the vari-
Gus Cherokee delegations, on the assurance
Of the Secretary of War that an application
shall be made to Congress, at its next ses.
sion, to reimburse them.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-09-11

VIZ. M. PR1oR.-A New York correspon.
dent Of the Philadelphia Inquirer, in speaks
ing of the suicide of Mr.. Price says, that
since hiI ieturn from France, whittier it will
be reeOllected that be went with swartwout,
he has tried hard to reinstate himself in his
former position in society, but without sue.
cess. He hired an Office and practissd his
profession, bat he got very little business
nonezof his former clients would give him
their business 70 transact. The consequence
was that he became much embarrassed, and
Tor lhe last two years be wasnot 8 70 sup
port bis family. Dependency ensued, and
he cotnmitl q suicide.
Z TIE manner In which he committed The
act, showed deIibeFatien, lie went into the
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-09-11

THE Enthusiastically Sub. Treasury
is now partially in operation, Circular
having been issued by the Treasury Depart.
ment te the various collectors, posfmasters
&C., todcposit' their funds with the nearest
Sub. Treasurer, retaining in their own hands
what may be sufficient to meet the expendi,
lures Of their Office.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-09-11

or The Georgia " Central Railroad"
which COMMENCES at Macon, is now com.
pete as far as Atlanta, a distance Of one
hundred miles. AT Atlanta it meets the
State EaiIroad running West from savannah