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stationary and Paper
S1ntionnrv. Pnper. and BInnk Books,
Stationary and Account Books.

RICH & L0UTREL, 81 William street, New
York, Importers of French and English fancy aud
staple stationary Of every variety. Manufactures
and Dealers in account books and paper Of all
kinds. gold pens, letter cOPying presses, notarial
seal presses. manifold wiite,s, domestic stationary
Of every variety and all other articles sold by sta
TONERS, for sale by us in quantities 10 suit pur
ehasers, at the lowest possible prices. Country
merchants will please call and see US.
James v. Rich, w. NJ. Loutrel, 81 William St.
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WINDOW SHADES.

kelly g. RIKER, 1871 Chatham st, manuha Ctur-
ers and Importers OGShades and .Mountings, ex-
Observation-Disclosures can save from 10 to 80 per
cent. by calling as above, which is the most ex-
tensiye mandatory in the United States.
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school Wanfed.

a YOUNG NAN we'll qualified to take
a charge Of Common School wishes sits
uation to tsach. Satisfactory references civ.
en- as 10 character and qualifications. For
Information inquire Gy letter Or other wise a
this Office.
February 1a f847.
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Upholstery Goods.

SOLOMON & HART, 243 Broadway, import
and manufacturers Of curtain materials and trim
mings, window shades, and paper hangings.. Pack
ct ships, STEAMBOATS,, and hotels supplied on the
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TaiIoring Establishment.

L. EVENs, l47 Broadway, few doors above
The City Hotel, makes TO order fine dress coats,
twelve dolars-extra fine, fourteen 70 twenty dol
lars. A large assortment Of summer and Office sack
coats, from two to seven dollas, on hand. Coun-
try merchants are invited to call before purchasing
elsewhere
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DTugS, &c.

WIN. MALLORY, 81 CORTLAND, street, New
York, north side, offers at wholesale boraA, alum,
opium, camphor, venitian red, white lead, dry and
in oil, glass ware, window glass, putty lnsecd oil,
spirits terpentine, &c.
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Cunfon Ten Con1n0n1-.

tttE INV York CANT0N TEA COME Any.
q l25 Chatham st. and l63 Greenwich a.. Il the
oldest exclusive Tea Establishment in .4merica
yae'chanis aud others wishing to contract for the
sale Qf,our Superior Packed Teas, must apply in,.
mediately-ifby mail, piepaid
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PerfNmerY. Sons. &c.

A. A. MOSS, 305 Roadway, above Duane ST.,
manufacturer and importer Of choice Periumery,
toilet soaps, extracts cologne, etc Agent for the
sale Of Rousse's perfumery, etc.
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BENHAM, JOHNSON 3 Co, 972l Pearl street,
near Fulton Manufacturers and bsaisrs il Britain
nia Ware, Plain and Japanned I'm Ware. lar.
teTnF, Tea Trays, Fry Pans, Sauce psns,1 coase
Mills, Iron Ware, Riveis, Kettle Ears e.. r.
poriors Of Block Tin and Planished w ~.
Darius Benham, Geo. w. johnson, M. 4. Wbit,ev.
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GAS FIXTURES, LAMPS. ETC.

). q /. cox, Is Maiden Lane, 349 Broadway,
1mpoFlefN and dealers in gas fixtures and lamps Of
'ele'Y descrPiiOn-mantel clocks, chandeliers, gle
Iahdpel, sola' lamps, table cutlery, Japannery, sill
vSI plated ana Britannia wares, spoons and forks
plated on German silver, etc.
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Stained Glass.

CARSE & READ, Spruce street.
StaiDed Glass and Metal Sash Work of every des-
criptoc made to order. Designs from the conn
try faithfully and promptly executed, and war
ranted to give satisfaction
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Fancy Paper and Paper Boxes.

OEyhNEAOOhs 81 AultOh stIcSli uAAuNloSe'A-
CT If Playing, Visiting and Business Cards, Quills,
&c. -
Fancy Paper and Paper Boxes.
G. }. KRAFT, As Maiden Lane, manufacturer
md importer Of all kinds Of English, French, Span
ish, German and Chinese paper, also boxes for wa
fers, nerdes, buttons, pens, pills, &c.
stationary and Paper Warehouse.
U.F.&E. DOUBLEDAY, No. 40 John street,
importers Of French, English, and German sta ton
AIRY, dealers in paper and account book manufac-
turers.
Stationary, Paper, and Blank Books,
FRANCIS & LOUTREL, n Maiden Lane, inn
pohers of every description Of stationary and pa
per; manufacturers of account books, manifold let
Ter writer's gold pens copying presses crOIon inks,
etc, etc. A large stock of blank books aper and
stationary, suitable for southern and western trade,
aso books suitable for county clerks, courts, banks
insurance companies and OtheIs. All orders sen,
by mail will receive prompt attention.
Francis g. Loutrel, II Maiden Lane.
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Segars. Tobacco and Snuff.

Fine cut tobacco manufacturers, and importers
Of choice Segars. sold on the most reasonable terms
and warranted to excel. JOHN ANDERSON &
Co, No. 2 Wall street, 2l3 and 2l5 Duane streets,
have received the highest premium Of the Ameri-
can Institute for the years 1s43-'44-45.
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HICKORY q CO., go Water Street Wholesale
Dealers 10 Stoves and Castings. a lafg euorment
of the various Patterns now used, ga hand. among
which 3 dlwood's celebrated Empire Cock Stoves.
CauIdfons, Sugar JNills and Kettles Church, Fac.
.oly auq Steamboat Belle, % all sizes
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VIEW YORK SPRING TRADE.

steam Refined Candy, nonf sugar, dc.
R. Z. a. "A. STUART, os5, Greenwich, corner
Of Chamhef street, New York, oiibr for sale large
assoftment Of steam refined candy, sugar pInms
&C., Of Q superior quality; also double refined
loaf crushed and ground Sugar in quantities of
ise packages and upwaEd, at as low cash prices us
any other establishment
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RicbaFd h Hanmet.

judgement, Oct. 18th. SAC, Cor a2..236
RI els. Costs unpaid 81 80 cts CIDER
ioF sale of Judgment. Match 9th. 1876.
Same, Judg'l Or 9Th. 1870. e33 26
IS. Costs unpaid S. So Order Isl
Same, sale 81 Judgement. March 9Sth
1916.
ROB'F ] as. TURN lie, Sl'f,
Of Washington county. Miss.
Nov 2I 1896 2l-l1g.
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SfrRW GOOdS.

j. II. HILLS, 1876 Pearl street, up stairs, deal
op in foreign and domestic straw goods, pulm leaI
hats, band boxes, artificial flowers, etc.
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UmbrelIns. ParasOIs md Shades,

GEORGE J.. BYRD, manufactures aud dealer,
has Away on hand large and well selected stock
Of umbrellas, parasOs parasoletts and sun shades,
at his mandatory and warehouse $50 Pearl street,
nearly opposite Cedar street
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BARTOL & ORMSBEE, manufacturers and I'm
purifiers, No. Spruce 81. Shades Of all descrip-
lions, kinds and sizes. Trimmings at manuac-
turers prices. Signs, Banners, and Inferior
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NanI,iR Tea Companv.

THE NANKlN TEA COMP ANY, No. $50 Pearl
st., Dealers in pute aud fragrant Teae County
merchants, heads Ct families, and all large con-
sumers, are invited to examine their acck.
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lIcrchanf TaiIOrs.

JOHNSON, LANPdlER Il HASCY, Merchant
TaiOrs, No. 203 Broadway, 81 door alb We the
Franklin House, where will. always be found
choice selection Of piece goods, ready made gar
mons aud gentlemen IS furnishing articles Of the la
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SAMUEL CHAMBERLIN,
Guardian of Indiana Baughan
February 70. 1847-32-7t.
Administrators Notice.

Administrators NOJlce.
n WILL, at the Feb'y Term of the Probate
IL Court for Yazoo county, A. D. 1847,
as Administrator of the estate of Ann john
son, decd, make an annual settlement of my
administration and ask for an allowance.
VIM. B. SMITH. Admir-.
February 5, 184S. 3l-3t.
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G. SAUNDERS & SON, Manufacturers of RI
Strops and Dressing Cases, III Broadway.
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perfnmery and Patent Medicines.

A. L. COMSTOCK, HATCH & Co., No. 6
Courtlandt atrteet, proprietOrs Of DIR. a. L. Com
stocks Patent medicines aud VIM. Johnsons wal
nut oil military shaving and fancy soap. Agents
for every patent medicine Of worth.
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.Perfumory, ToiIatG6o sc.

landt street, importers and manufacturers, premium
walnut oil military shaving soap, the only geuuine
invented by DR.. P. d. YroOm. Toilet and family
soaps, patent candles, perumery every variety al
the Invest rates.
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NOtice.

DLACKMAN, SCOTT & Co.. are my author
Id lied agents to collect all dues for the ser
vices of my stallion, Young LeViathan.
January 90, l387-30-tf. w. B, GOWEN.
0rFYOung Leviathan will return on the 5th
Of February next, to commence the spring season.
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Cabinet Furniture WarerOOms

WILLIAM SHARP, manufacturer and dealer
in cabinet furniture and upholstery goods OF the
best quality, and most fashionable styles, at No 81
Beekman and 65 Gold streets, New York.
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IMPROVED C0II0N Press.

ME subscriber having purchased the right of
constructing PrOvosrs Patent Lever Swing
ing ulcra Cotton Press, for the counties Of Yazoo,
Isaquena, Washington and Sun Flower, desires to
invite the attention Of planters to this valuable,
cheap and powerful engine; and TO offer hisseTVi-
ces in the construction Of them.-Is durability
and excellence cannot be surpassed, and so per-
fectly simple that plantation carpenters can exc
cute the work. Individual rights are offered at
forty dollars, bill of tmbers, irons, &C. furnish
ed extra Of charge. Applications to be made to
a H0PNERV
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r. w. OGSBURY, 56 = ~ betv ,,a Wash
ingtou and Greenwich st,eeis
Importer and Wholesal 49,. :, E..,hon,,, -.
China andG
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Yazoo city, Yazoo county, Missisi.

aAUu CIIJ9 aLOO COUNTY, VuEssIssIVpls
The subloined letter is offered for the satisfae-
tion OF the public, which was wrilienby one Of the
most extensive cotton planters of the South, who
has recently had one of these Presses erected on
one piaHtatiOn, and purchased four other indiyid-
nal rights, substituting them in the place Of the
IRON Screw.
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Dagareotype Furnishing Establishment.
E. WHITE, l75 Broadway, manufactures and
imports plates, cases, chemicals, and instruments
and every article used in the business. Also
manufacturer of brass rivets for trunks and trunk
hfnhers1 hnarda
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GantIemen's FURNISHING Store.

JOHN NJ. DAVIES g. JONES, log William ST.,
s. f. corner Of John, importers, manufactures, and
wholesale dealers In al descriptions Of gentlemen's
under shirts, and drawers, hosiery, stocks, cravats
scaiis, shifts, ccllers bOsoms, suspenders, gloves,
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p J.P. BLACKWELL, No. 179 Broadway, oppO-
site HOwards Hotel, manufacturer and whole ale
aud retail dealer ia Clothing. On hand general
assortment Of piece goods; which will be nude to
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state of Mississippi, PROBATE COURT
YAzoO County,, Dec Term, 1916.
Tn the matter Of the Guardianship
Of matilda Williams, William M.
Williams and David F. Williams.
an reading and fling the petition Of
" Sebourn ]. Williams, Guardian Of Ma.
tilda, William M. and David T. Williams,
minors, this day preferred, and il appearing
to the satisfaction Of the Court upon hearo
inc and full investigation of the allegations
of the said petitioner, that his said wards are
the owners Of an undivided 9th part each
of the following described lands, lying and
being In Yazoo county, Mississippi, yiz:-
East half Of southwest quarter, west half of
southwest quarter and west half Of north>
vest quarter Of Section %, Township 8,
Range 9, West, and that a sale of said lands
would be for the interest Of said minors. Ii
Is thereupon ordered by the Court that a
citation issue TO said minors 10 be and appear
81 the March Term Of this Court, and shew
cause il any they can why an order Of sale
should not be made.
And ii is further ordered that publication
of this Citation be made in the Yazoo Dem,
ocrat. and Yazoo City Wing, Tor six week.
successfully.
a true copy from the minutes
Aftest. ,CHAS. M. HENDERSON, Clerk,
BY 4. SIDNEY PDRKINs, D. o.
January Is. lS47. 26-6t.
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Premium Fire Proof Safes.

C.. ]. GAY ER'S Patent DOuOle Salamander IL
the only safe that win resist any degree of heat in
the burning of a buiding--they have been amply
tested and have never failed. GaylePs Improved
Single Salamander viii resist more intense heat
for a longer period, than any other Single Safes
The above are made entirely Of wrought iron and
composition, and with locks as durable and secure
as any now known-and are entirely free from
dampness A test was publicly made BY IRE, Of
Gaviers Sale with others, for "a hours-the con-
tents OF his were found in good order, the contents
Of the other Salamander Safes were totally destroy
ed. The first premium medal was last year award
ed to c. j. Gayler for the best Fire Proof Safes, and
il Is with entire confidence the Paientee and only
Manufacturer offers them 10 al who wish to Pur-
chase Safes that are Safes. Depot l24 Water st.,
New York.
Billiard, Pool, Bagatelle, Ten Pin Balls
and Pins
Cue wax, French cue feathers, and cue sticks
napkin, martingale and teething nnga ivory checks
and letter stamps, folders, sand boxes, rules, &c
Ebony, cocoa, box and lignumvitae, for sale By
SIiARDLOW & BROTHERS, lis Fulton street
up stairs.
GuFney's Premium Daguerrean Gallery.
Mr.. GURNEY, le9 Broadway, New York
having recently made discovery By which like.
nesses are produced unequalled is this 81 any othei
country, would invite citizens and strangers to sis.
j. bic Gallery aud judge Of the truth ofihs adyer
tisement.
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Sheriff 5 Sale Of JUDGEMENT,

RY virtue Of vendilioni exponas. issued
and directed to me il The following
cases, will offer for sale at The door 81 tie
Court House, il The county Of Washington,
on Monday, the lss day Of March, ls47,
the following named judgments, @ pay and
satisfy tho costs due 70 che officers 81 conf
thereon:
John H. Thomas, Sen
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CINBT
ounty
nd
pase credits more liberal Persons diTOd advantage
ntn Houses
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Female Education.
BY
MISS SARAH Il. RUSSELL.

TERMS Of Tuition per quarter
For Reading. OTlhography, English Grammar,
Writing, Arithmetic and Geography, SO 90
For Rhetoric, Ancient and Modern History.
Natural, Mental and Moral Philosophy,
Elements Of AstrOaomys Geology, Miner
alogy, Chemistry and Botany, 70 90
For Drawing and Painting, 10 90
For Embroidery IN Silk'and Worsted, 5 90
For Music and French. 28 90
10 pupil admitted for less ihana quarter
No deduction for absence except for sickness
Pupils will be admitted the first Monday in
January, I847, ID the new Baptist Church, Yazoo
City. Jan, !, l847. 2G-3t.
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s.sdlory, Harness and Coach Hardware.
~. BUCK, manufacturer and importer 900
Nortssd ana Fancy Goods.
n. NJ PBYsER, So John street, o. S63 Broad.
way. importer Of Berlin, Zephyr and TapisIorie
os,ed, patterns, canvass, chenille, hoss and purse
silks, ringes. gimps, cords and Rssels, eteel trim.
minrs, brads, aud a large ASSORTMENT OF Fren.h fan
cy articles
KOTiLsAAT BROTHERS, as John street, am
3s7 Broadway, Importers Of Berlin zephyr wors
ted, patterns, canvass, floss, six, chenille pufs
twist oiled six, Paris fancy articles, ginps, ffinges
tasses, so. s
Combs, brushes and Fancy Articles.
WHITE g. TASKER, Nos. Ill and 1l3 VIII.
liam street, corner Of John street. up slairs-WhOle
sale dealers IN combs Of every description, brush,
os SC, aud importers OF French, English and Ger.
man variety goods.
shirt, stock and Hosiery warehouse.
JOHN p. WAkEMAN g. Co, rs Maiden Lane,
aud Liberty street, Importers, Manufacturers, and
Wholesale Dealers in Linen and Cotton Shirts, Un-
der Shirts, Drawers, Hosiery, Scars, Stocks, Cra
Vut', Collars, BoscIns, etc.
I'll -.--g II. G..
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lard, Pool, Bagatelle, Ten Pin Ball'
and Pins.

Bagley's Celebrated Gold Pens.
A. g. BAGLEY & CO., lsg Broadway, N Y,
manufacturers Of their eper-poinied gold pens pa.
tent c4lension cases 0F pen and pencil, and pencil
eases. The trade supplied 81 lie lowest rates.
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PLAYING aud visitine Cards-

George { OoK. Al Fulton street, Manuiactur-
If Playing, Visiting and Business Cards, Quills,
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s,sdlory, Harness and Coach Hardware.
W.. BUCK, manufacturer and importer goo
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New. York Tailoring Establishment.

NV T. JENNINGS Il Co, 81 Broadway New York
Nv. Pennsylyania avenue, near 9TH street. Washington
have hand full assortment oil plain and fancy
English and French cloth, cashmere aid vesngs for the
fall aud winter which they make order in their
usual style of neaness, elegance, and durability which is
surpassed by any establishment in tii country as each
article OF dress cut and made by hands engaged excu
syey upon one article when the whole combined forms
suit not TO be surpassed for taste or beauty
W. T. j. " Co. have also hand afal assignment OF
garments, ready made consisting of coak, sack and
tout overcoats body sacks dress and black and
ancy cashmere pants silk satin merind and other
made Ia neat and fashionable STYLE that gentlemen may
be furnished with handsome suit IA msrnent's notice
Also, hand full of shirts under shirts
hosiery gloves suspenders and every article necessary
n genIlenan's wardrobe l0
Oct l6--2m NAT. INTEL
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QoNNETs fBONNETS!-A handsome and sea sonabe lot
OF misses and chdrens bonnets and hoods will be OPEN
ed ut Inc Ladies Furnishing Store" Friday next the
22d instant They, wen all other articles the milf
nary line, will also be furnished order at the shorte
notice, and in the most approved styles.
The public is notified that Mrs Mary Ann France il no
longer the agent of the above establishments Miss MANY
ALICE MURRAY, from Baltimore having been engaged as
agent in her stead.
AD-eodyt~
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Oy-FAm.-The ladies Of ST. Paul's Lutheran Church In
Washington city purpose holding fair in the Odd Fell
lows saloon TN street the city post office, com,
mence Monday evening next, October 49, They will
offer for sale the largest possible variety fancy and other
ances and respectfully solicit the publc patronage. The
proceeds to be applied TO the c,mpleton OF their
church.
Oct. Ii .EaFrL Ur.... /.
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GARDENERS Almanac for Isfs.-Landreth's Rs-
VI raj Register and Almanac for lsIS with many en-,
cravings +. TAYLOR.
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Extracts from report Of Captain r. D. GARDINER, Of the
army dated October 20, 1888, relation the payment Of
the Sac and For annuity for that gear.
presume from letter. heretofore copied, that
wish my full fair and impartial statement of all facts that
may know from my own knowledge and those | may
have learned from sufficient convince myself
shall unscrupulously my duty trust that il
fall into the fault Of proixity, il will be attributed to
desire TO bestow justice all, than the
ura pleasure dcrivabe from listening ones own i'm
agned eloquence.
great squabbIeI can dignity it by no more respect
able nainehas for long kept the traders and In
dams about here ceaseess trmoa quarrel alike detrt
mental the physical and moral benefit both pa
and particularly the latter, convinc ING any i'm,
partial observer that horoug allied Tor IN The
trading and annuity affairs of these red people
This faction originated, believe, in a debt due the Ew
lngs, which the Choueau concern did wish paid; for
y the Ewings o be chiefs of Powa-
sheks bands the Phepses (Chouteaus parners) of Keo.
kuks thus the traders only open war ut the
Indians themselves divided ciques to
each other and the Ewngs ennity with Mr. Reach The
AGENT who supposed by them favor the Phpses and
keokuck TO the prejudice Of themselves and Poyasbeik
Thus stood the pecuniary politics far wcs when
the money arrived.
The agent, through the traders, interpreters &c. ave
notice that he would hold council with his children bu
keokuck and Appenoose, with two other Indians
were the only audience. detailed to attend with a
guardof infantry and dragons. The agent told KeolucL
he that Powashlek and his people had behaved
Father would be dispensed, and that thew did NOT
that evening and ask him them would nucL,
Chez back to the old agency With the money and then they
would have wait his time. Now the secret ,no,i,,
Powasheiks conduct doubtless have the ma H.
his Tor the Ewings rather) way viz: to ebiefa or -
II were made to famies The Ewings were aversn 10 ~
being made ut that paceand with Justice too in this as
particulsr for each individual would be N YAH
nearly mile with his money he reached Phelps' and
then than mile and before he arrived a, E,v
ngs' Who' that knows the proyerbal Incidence of the
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OF WI; QUaTteTs
eighths, SIS.
Certificates Of packages, In the above magnifcen
scheme, can be had as follows
A ate Of n eof21 ,uko
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From the Boston Times, January %.
Shame Oh MasRnchusefts

1t will be that the resolve offered by Mr. Cush-
ing days since, for the payment of $4,000 by the
State, aid OF the Massachusetts volunteers yes
terday defeated the House by of 100 A. The
amendment offered by Mr. Webster was OF no account
and was summarily rejected
State refusing to provide suitable nccessaries for its
own volunteer militia which its has called
together, and whose officers he has commissioned
Shame! Shame
The disgrace remains on Massachusetts, alone Not
another State in the Union has disgraced itself Eve
rywhere elevated patriotism has been shown, and
noble generosity manifested. Massachusetts stands
'alone in solitary grandeur" and she will receive, we
are assured, the fecitaon of her sister States the
position in which she has placed herself.