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More ministers use and recommend Dr. Smiths pills thar
all Others
This is to certify that have used the sugar-coated pills
manufactured by c. Benjamin Smith, OF New York, fo
time, and believe them 10 be good medlcme ano
ALSO from inquiry in that city, persuaded that he 1t
original inventor and therefore is entitled 10 the bcnef
of the invention S. WILLIAMS,
Pastor LIST Baptish church. Pittsburg.
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Orders for tickets and shares and certificates of packages
in the above splendid lotteries will receive the prompt
attention. and official of each drawing inn
mediaely after it is all who order from us Ad
dress, J. ~ c. MAURY,
Agents for J. w. Maury IL Co., Managers,
Washington City, d. G.
July 16-2aw3wdNcpif
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Council Proceedings.
REGULAR MEETING.
YAzoo CRY, Jan. II, ls47.

YAxOo CRY, Jan. IL, lS47.
PreseRt-S. v. M1FcHEEI, President:
Messrs. Allen, Hayman, Murdock, and 4,
Wilson-CoUncilmen.
The meeting being called 10 order, Messrs.
j. P; CrOsley and N. Royslar, msmbers elect,
appeared and after taking the oath Of Office
took their seats. The minutes Of the last
meeting were then read and approved.
The account Of Dr. WIN Mills, IT,, for
Sis II presented at last regular meeting
was reported upon and allowed.
Vim. Fleming presented his account Of
receipts Of warfage from Dec. 81, lS46 to
Jan. l, lS47, showing the amount received
and paid into the Treasury, per Treasurer's
receipt, $57 60. On motion the account
was received and the amount ordered TO be
charged up TO the Treasurer.
The following Ordinance was introduced
and adopted:
Be it Ordained, That all Laws and Ordi,
nances heretofore enacted and in force al
| the passage of the New Town Charter
which provides that offenders shall be brou'
before the President for trial, shall be &c
amended as that they shall be arraigned anc
tried before the, Mayor.
The following accounts were presented
and allowed: WIN. Mills, j., Judge Of EIec
ton, sth inst, So 90, d. A. James do SO
J. M. Devlin do, s. 90, r. P. Williams
Clerk, 50 90, James g. Kidd 9 months sal,
airy as Town Physicians, SIP so, J. B
II ration for days board Of J. Homer (Dau
PER- S. 90, 'fhOs. Smith making maIIocl
helyes So so, Ellis & Nearman layino anc
sharpen ing picks So so, w. Flem,n9 attend
ing on Council as Marshal, &c. S4 Sc, Johr
Troy for work on streets with cart and oxeI
S66 rs.
Mr.. Murdoch presented his account 70
work done on streets 1884 So, with credi
of $SO3 balance 1897 So. On motion
the account was referred TO committee or
accounts for examination.
On motion MIR. Murdoch was allowed Sl5(
on account.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
SAM'L v. MITCHELL.
President Of the Council.
| p a RT7NDTP Civ ClarE
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From the New Orleans TrOpic OF Jan. %.
NEW ORLEANS MARKET.

We leEI the market in our las. weekly re.
port with large business doing, and the |
advance which had taken place early in the'l
week firmly maintained. On Saturday the
full rates claimed rendered buyers averse TO
operating, and scarcely 500 bales were sold,
though at steady prices, On Monday there
was more inquiry, and $500 bales changed
hands, but the succeeding day being rainy,
hardly 200 bales were disposed of, with rath-
or easy tendency in price. The market con-
tinued very quite on Wednesday and Thurs
day, the combined sales Of the TWO days only
amounting 10 $500 bales, prices being quite
irregular, and Occasionly tending slightly in
favor OF the buyer. Yesterday, however,
the reception OF three days later news from
England, with accounts Of an advance OF Ad
at Liverpool aud very heavy sales. very
brisk inquiry sprung up, and at the close
fully IS 900 bales had been disposed Of a
an advance of / a Sc. on the prices of thu
day previous, making total for the week o
"a, 100 bales, taken mostly by English, North
ern and Continental buyers. We have ad
vanced cur quotations in conformity TO tn,
improvement, though prices are still far from
being settled.
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COM MERC IAL.


YazoO City, Friday Morning, Jan. %.
COrTON.-lhe continued disagreeable state
OF the weather has had tendency to Tighten trans
actions in tho Cotton Market. Notwithstanding
the sales were light, we have to notice an advance
OF fully &c. on our last quotations. The favorobe
news brought by the ship Aberdeen, as well as an
advance IN the New Orleans Market, which arri.
we'd here on Wednesday morning last, had ten
dency TO make sellers more firm in their prices,
and consequently prices went up to the following
quOtatiOns;-la bales, (MastOdOn) at 100 cents,
30 Al lQ3, 1876 at 10, 30 a, %, &c IOi, % al II.
Total sales Of the week, 500 bales.
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The state o. MississippiSl PRoBATE Court,
YAzoo County,. Dec. Term, 1896
In che matter Of the petition Of DIXON Holt
day, Guardian of Amelia S. Lnse minor,
for sale Of the intereSt Of said minor in
certain real estate.
an readiog and filing the petition Of
V Dixon Holiday, Guardian OF the per-
son and estate Of Amelia S. Lnse, minor,
this day preferred, and il appearing TO the
satisfaction of the Court, upon \ hearing
and full Investigation of the allegations OF
said petitioner that his said ward is the own.
er OF one undivided tenth part Of the follow.
ing described lands, being and lying in Yazoo
county, Mississippi, TO wis:-Norihwest quar-,
ter Of Section 4 north half, east half Of
sousheast quarter, and north half, west hall
Of southeast quarter, and south half of south
east quarter, and east half of northwes
quarter of Section 10, Township ~, Range
East: south halt, west half of soulhwes
quarter of Section 4, and north half, cas-
half OF southeast quarter Of Section 5, Town,
ship 10, Range /, West, and that sale o
his said wards interest in said lands woulC
DO FOR her interest. Il is thereupon ordered
by the Court, that Citation issue to sale
minor 10 be and appear at the March Tern
Of this Court, and shew cause, ic any sh,
can. why an order of sale should not b,
made. And il is further ordered, that pub
LEGATION of said Citation be made in tn
Yazoo Democrat, and Yazoo City Wing 70
six weeks successfully.
A true copy from the minutes.
Attest, CHAS. M. HENDERSON, elk,
By A. S. PERKINS, D. C.
January Is. l647. % Ct.
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HOLLY RIDGE PLANTATIONS
Stack Island Reach, Dec. 9th. 1876.

To Mr.. A HoRNsBY:
Dear Sir-I take pleasure in saying that the
Press you have built for me, gives entire satis-
faction witnessed its operation for several hours
this Gay, and do not hesitate to say, that with
seven hands, four bales per hour can be made with
more ease to the horse and the hands, than on any
other press / have had. Twenty-one bales were
made to-day by u O'Clock. 1t works with great
ease and speed, and see no reason why it should
not be at least as durable any other press, for
COMPRISING cotton. / had heard objections to
several presses built on " Provost's' plan, but |
can sec none to the one erected for me by you,
and can therefore confidently recommend il, as
the cheapest and best press have ever used, judq
ing from the experiment ! have witnessed Of its
operation.
am respectfully, your obed't serv't,
STEPHEN DUNCAN.
January l. Is46. 26-3m.
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Female Education,
BY
MISS SARAH T. RUSSELL,

TERbIsof Tuition per qpaffer--
For Reading, 0rthography, English Grammar,
Writing, Arithmetic and Geography, So 90
For Rhetoric, Ancient and Modern History,
Natural, Mental and Moral Philosophy,
Elements Of Astronomy, Geology, Miner
aIopy. Chemistry and Botany, l2 90
For Drawing and Painting, 10 90
For Embroidery in Silk and WoFsted, 90
For Music and Fr8nchs % 90
No pupil admitted for less than quarter.
No deduction for absence except for sickness
Pupils will be admitted the first Monday ia
January, l847, in the new Baptist Church, Y azoC
City. Jan, !, ls47. 26-3t.
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NOTICE is hereby given, that all taxes
~ Tor the year 1916, due and unpaid on
the first day of March next, will then be re-
quired with an addition Of trenty fDe per
cent. And the law will be strictly enforced
in ercTy instance.
JOHN w. FUQUA, Sheriff and
Tx ofiicO Tax Collector Of Yazoo county.
Benton, January IL, ls47. 29-7t.
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Iand f0r Sale.

"TE are authorised to sell loo, 900 acres
~ Of Land, in various tracts, in the
counties Of Yazoo, Holmes, Issaqnena, Wash
inoton. sun Flower, Carroll, TalIihalchie,
Yallabusha and Choctaw.
A large portion Of these lands are very
valuable they are owned by nonTesidenia
Who are anxious 70 selI--they will be sold
low, and ID tracts 70 suit purchasers, and on
long credits.
4 part Of these lands will be leased foi
term Of years % saitsble applicants.
Full information Of the location and qnal,
ily of any Of these lands will be given a
anv time, on application 10 Is 1t our Office
10 Yazoo city. N. g. q 8 E.NYE.
NovgrlbeT 20, 1915. 20-7t,
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n wish 10 hire BY Ire month or by the year,
~ subject however 10 the result Of a suit
which may terminate the hiring before the
expiration Of the year, the slaves Of the late
A.G CTsath. Families to be hired together.
For terms, &c, apply TO J. J. B. White, who
has the slaves in possession.
GEO. s. YERGER, Admir-
az A. g. CTeaib, decd.
Januarv %. l947. 28-2t
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Valuable PrOpertyafor Sale.
A S Executor of the Estate Of Calvin Lea
"A deceased. will expose to public sale
on ThuridGy, The 18Th Of February nert,
at MS late residence in this county his estate,
consisting Of twenty odd likely Negroes,
Horses, Mules, Hogs, Cattle, Sheep. Corn
Fodder, Hay. and farming utensils. Terms
credit Of - months on all sums over SO
cash on allsums uudss that amount. Persons
wishing to purchase property of the above
description, will find il to their advantage Il
attend. ROB'T II. CAGE, Exe'r
of the Estate Of G. Lea, decd.
Yazoo county, l., Jan. IL. lS47. 2S-6t.
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Sheriff's Sale of Judgments

Sheriff's Sale Of Judgments.
10y virtue Of vsndilioni exponas, issued
~ and directed to me in the following
cases, will offer for sale al the door Of the
Court House, in the county of Washington,
on Monday, The lst day of March, lS47,
the following named judgments, to pay and
satisfy the COSTS due TO the officers Of cOuvt
thereon:
John H. Thomas, Sen,
Richard E. Ilammet.
Judgement, Oct. 18th, 1910, for S2,23s
81 cts. Costs nnpaid 81 80 cts. Order
for sale Of Judgment, March 9th, 1916.
Same.) judge Ocl.l3ih, 1910, ST. 1913 26
| vs.. Costs unpaid SIS so. Order 70
Same, sale Of judgement, March 2sth
l646.
ROB'T JAS. TURNBULL, sh'ff,
Of Washington county, Miss.
Nov. %. lS46. 2l-l4t.
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SC Reward.

RAN away from Messrs. S. A. Wi.
I son, & Co., VI this city, about the let
inst. q negro boy named Granason.
E/ Ssie boy is about Eve feet FIVE inches
AZ high, stout bnilt, and black. The
sboys reward will be paid on bis delivery to
Messrs. Baily Caldwell. B. B. WILkS.
Yazoo CRY, January %, i847-3O-3t.
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Mexican force a Victoria, Gen. ouiiman
VIII be reinforced By Gen Patterson from Mat
amoros, who Il was expected would reach
victoria about the isl Jan. and also by the
return oiGen' TWiggs, and then no Next
can force can keen them out OF Victoria,
We shall hear the Jesuit in few dayp.
YickSbWrg Wig.
CONDITION OF rus U, s. 'TRRAsURY.-The
Union Of the 3Oih, in correcting sta,e-
ment Of New York correspondent, expl aims
the following to be the present condition OF
tho Treasury:
"'The TreasureT's weekly report, Of the
Odd inst, showed IN the Treasury, subject
to draft, S3,SO6, 4s3-49, while the whole
amour, IT interest. payable at the end OF
this month is only S44l, S62-44. OF this
SUN Sl5O,0Sl-52 is payable in the city Of
New York. The Treasurer's report above
referred 10, shows that there was, on that
day, Sl79, 366-5l on deposit in the Bank
of America, where the interest is payable,
being S29,3Ol-99 more than the whole
amount of interest then to be paid in thal
city. Aside from this, there are large sums
on deposi,e in other banks, as we'll as with
the Assistant Treasurer there, amounting tC
about million of dollars"
Orders have been issued from tue u S
Treasury d. pariment to the Officers Of the
sevral revenue cutters, directing them "a
cruize Of the coast until he first Of A pr
next, for the purpose Of alfnrding relief "a
such vessels approaching our shores as may
stand IN need OF aid. The allotment o.
lhesels as follows:
The Alert TO cruize between Eastport and
Owls Head.
The Hamilton between Cape NeddooE
and Chatham Light.
The Jackson between Holmes Hole anC
Point Judith
The fancy between MOntauk Point anC
Liule EGG Harbour.
The Crawford between Little Egg Harbo
and Chngolcague.
The Madison between Chiugoleoge anC
Cape IlaltOras
VsLUNrEERs.-The Massachusetts regi
ment Of volunteers ia full with the excep
ton Ct two companies.
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CLASSIFICATION
I,Oysisiu,1o 0,,d Hceesvs,.,
ADVE RTISEMENTS
Notice.

DLACKMAN, SCOTT u Co, are my author
Id iEed agents to collect ell dues for the ser
wees OF my stallion, Young LeViathan.
January %, l347-30-lE w. b. GOWEN.
0TYOung LeViathan will return on the 5th
OF February next, TO commence the spring seasOn.
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A Baroin to be Given.

"A DcIN - U ~ vi NEI6
II HAVE a tract Of Land lying four miles
from YazOo City, containing 1880 acres,
with so acres Of cleared land, and also 3
tract Of land lying on the Yazoo River, two
and half miles from Yazoo City, contains
ing $50 acres, 80 or 200 acres in dead
ening ell Of which wish 70 sell an undi-
vided interest in to some person with small
force and take an interest il their negroes.
ANY person wishing % go into trade Of
that kind, will please call on ne four miles
from Yazoo City. i. HAGANs
January I, I647. 1851.
or The Canton Creole viii please copy
1.-The above 5 times and send Bill o this Office
foIe payment.
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UVHE undersigned endeT their thanks TO
n their customers for past favors and
solicit a continuance Of their patronage (;
and would request al those indebted to
them for blacksmith work to come forward
and settle their accounts, as we are desir-
Gus Of winding up our old business, intend
ing 70 remove from The place.at the end Of
the present year, and those who do nots
ile shortly viii have their accounts placed
n an officers hands for collection. All
work done 81 us ibis year uill Sc cash.
ELLIS q NEARMAN
Yazoo city, Jan 81 le4h 2e-h
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Beef and Pork.

WKIE have on hand lot Of Fat Besves and
w Pork, which we win sell on the best Of
Terms 70 families BY the qnsrteT or quantity, and
az their residence.
8i BLACKMAN, SCOTT & co.
Yazoo city Livery Stable, Octs23. 1916. l6-ti
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A. HORNSBY ,
YaZoo CITY, Yazoo county, Mississippi.

i aZoo cltys aZoo county, mississippi.
The subJoined letter is offered for the satisfae-
ton Of the public, which was written by one of the
most extensive cotton planters of the South, who
has recently had one Of these Presses erected on
one plantation, and purchased four other individ-
ual rights, substituting them in the place Of the
from Screw.
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JACKSON COLLEGE.

JACKSON COLLEGE.
TIME second session for the Scholastic
n year in this Institution, will commence
on the first Monday in October.
I. G. THORNTON, D. D, President and Pro
fessor of Ancient Languages, &c.
J. M. PUGH, A. N, Professor of Maihemat<
les and Natural Philosophy.
COL }. d. MITCHELL, Professor of English
Literature and Principal OF the Preparatory
Department.
'TERMs.-For Orthography, Reading. Writ
ing and Arithmetic in the Preparatory De-
Partment, per session of months, $12 so
These with English Grsmmer and
Geography, is 90
For the Languages or College course, 25 90
A student pays from the time of entrances
TO the termination of the session, and no dee
Iduction for lost time, except in cases of pros
tracted illness.
Beard can be had in the College or in prf~
vate families for ten dollars per month, each
student finding his bed. bedding, washing
and candles.
The board must be paid monthly, and the
tuition for each half session, in advance.
The hours of recitation during the fall
and winter session are from to I2 o'clock
and from to A. During the spring and
summer session from 8 to 10, and from TO 8.
The late examination was most creditabls
to the Faculty and students, and it is hoped
that the College will continue TO be pa:foniz@
ed by those who are anxious to have their
sons properly educated.
TRUSTEES.
A G Brown, Pres't, Robert Huges.
Wilson Hemingway. VIM S Langley,
Jas Mathews. VIM Yerger, ?
VIM Clarke Edward Picket,
] D Freeman, Charles Scott,
Charles A Bradford.
Jackson, September 16, 1916. I5-tf
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The splendid new and fast running
Steamer,
GEN. WORTH.
IMPROVED COITON PRESS.

HVHE subscriber having purchased the right of
constructing Provost's Patent Lever Swing
ing ucra Cotton Press, for the counties of Yazoo,
Teaquenu, Washington and Sun Flower, desires to
invite the attention of planters TO this vaus BILE
cheap and powerful engine; and to offer his serV-
ces in the construction Of them.-Its durability
and excellence cannot be surpassed, and so per-
fectIy simple that plantation carpenters can exc.
cute the work. Individual rights are offered at
forty dollars, bill Of timbers, irons, &C. furnish
ed extra Of charge. Applications to be made to
the subscriber, or TO Jas. ]. B. White, Yazoo city.
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Volunteers. The Massachusetts regi.
ment Of volunteers 10 full with the excep
ton e two companies.
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To Tax Payers,

" tftG NWWT
Z. 3. RUMBLE. Civ Clerk,
Washington telegraph., 1847-02-03

The Washington uniun ol the 10Th nlt,,
published copious extracts from hles ol
Mexican papers. received at that oiliee,
from which we clip the following
'Bya decree of the Mexican Congress,
dated the alst of December, The President
aud Vice President, saala Anna and
Gomez Farias) were to take an oath before
the Congress, on entering upon then d'i'
ties, ''lo sustain the Independence ol the re.
public, with the integrity OF lis territory,
and to observe and eause To he observed
the constitution of 1924, dc,
"ln long report ol select committee oil
the Congless. appointed 10 consider The
ways and means ol prosecuting the war,
the monthly expenditures oil the amy under
Santa Anna are estimated nj sdnsi iiap,
and those sl the garrison at Vera Cruz al
Ss0,00U per month. The whole extraof.
dinary expenses Of the ~af lof sls manlhs,
are estimated At s3,600,0 900. The deficit
in the ordinary revenues for the months
is estimated at sssi i,i06, which the com.
miiiec propose to supply by requiring pay.
menl in advance for year ol the direct .
contribution imposed by previous laws IN
1911, az, and IL. The first article oi the +
bill submitted by them declares that the +
expenses ofihe war with The United States
shall be- paid in preference Ia any other de. !
mands upon the treasury. This fepnfi and
bill were submitted un the I'D December.
Washington telegraph., 1847-02-03
| Memphis Eagle.

PENNSYLVANIA AND THg TARIFF
The following resolution is now before the
lower House Of the Pennsylvania Legisla.
lure. and will pass the body:
Whereas. The Tariff act Of 1912 an.
swered all the purposes of revenue, and
yielded 10 American industry lac cncuur.
ngemcni necessary To the development OF
the great resources Of the country.
And whereas, a bill has since passed the
Congress Of the United States and become
a law which has injuriousiy affected the
important staple productions Of this Com
monweallh. and retarded the great manu-.
featuring interest Of the nation. There.
fore, be II
ReSolped, That our Senators in Con.
grcss be, and they are hereby instructed.
and our Representatives requested TO use
every effort to procure the repeal OF the
Tariff act of $40, and the restoration Of the
act Ct 1912.
Washington telegraph., 1847-02-03
WHAT'S IN A NAMEi

The Washington CITY Union, applies the term
rederalis,s to the Wings, aud nearly every ediie.
rial paragraph Of tha, 'by authority sheet, has
something 10 say about the federalis,s Witheut
waiting to scrolnife the street meaning Of the
,erm our only design is TO notice the spirit IN which
Il !. used by the "unon," and the evident object
Of iha, prin, In harpng ineessaniiy upon 1t. II
wil BE- rreolccted that in old revolutionary times,
ID, term FedeTasi became odious, as applicable
TO those who were suspected ofbcing indifferent 10
the cause Of freedom, aud Of iayoring the claims Of
England, There was, at the time, Justification
for this odun. We were engaged in an afdnoas
struggle, and the rights aud liberties Of our people
were involved IN the conflict, ltwas bat natural
and right, la, any Thing like lukewarmness, at
such time, should b. visited with odium. but
sinee tina, time, parties have been again aud again
dissolved and rsorganilsd, and the term Federal.
i.i has no proper application TO either Of the poli'
teal parties Of the day. S,l the "unions eiings
to the term with the perinseily Of demagoguing
desperation, like an old hunter who imaFines that
the gun with which he oner was successful, can
It'll do good execution. when time has eiiee.aally
shattered the partnership between lock, stock, aud
hafrul
The Richmond Enquirer, when conducted by the
present editor Of the unioa, was exceedingly Sc.
we're on the federali,is Of the day. fedsraiisis .
federalis,s. federas,s .--,liis was the Enqaifets
rall,ins cry and long did victory perch upon IL
banner. Bul times aud circumstances have
changed. aud although the same cry has been &C.
casioaaly used with success, !, is now poweress
upon the tongues, and dead letter within the
column. Of those who use ia mere cry Of wolf.
wolf, wolf.-yooifcraied To deceive the people,
and to sustain a sinking party.
Washington telegraph., 1847-02-03
In October is4l, Mr.. Polk nude A

In October isil, Mr.. Polk made a
speech in Nashville which was published
in the Nashville Union. At that tune the
wings bad a majority in Congress, and Mr..
Polk in referring 10 what had been done,
said:
"a dominant majority in the popular
branchoi Congress, by solemn vote, i'm,
posed ajax oi 30 per cent. on tea, and
coffee also; aud in that form the bill passed
tho House. In the Senate those two arli.
cles were stricken out by the democratic
Senators. Mr.. Clay. oi Kentucky. and
other Federal Senators, recording their
votes to retain the tax upon them, and
against making them Tree articles. y
When he was writing his message in
which he recommended The las on tea and
coffee, Mr.. Polk probably remembered
how be had denounced tho whiss for laAng
articles OF necessity consumed by poor
men, and therefore, instead olop MY recon-.
tax upon tea and eoiito, he
snrakingly recommended tat on "eettain
articles now embraced in the free list. -