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/ ! Uec. g.
THE Coming Session--Tke Public Priin.
ting-Irish Vital the White House.
The Fremonte Tfial-Biograph.s Of
Members Of Congress.
AS the day for the meeting of Core
gress approaches, The interest in the
claims of the respective candidates for
office in The House increases on the part
of those who fondly expect to be bene-
fitted by the result. There are many
happy faces now; but some of them,
before the close of another week, will
present an aspect of sadness.
Wendall & Co., the Public Printers
elected by the last Congress, for this,
have conveniently arranged their estab-
Iishment. Unfortunately for them, their
founts oftype are said to be deficient,
owing 10 disappointment. The fore.
men of two Offices in which the public
printing was formerly executed, uere
applied to FOR loan; but it was not
convenient TO grant it /! The sorts, they
said, could no, be collected. 1t is no
wonder, then, that Hrtle progress has
been made in tlre work usually executed
before the meeting Of Congress. And
to-day there is some gossip that The two
Houses will repeal lhe law authorizing
the printing to be given out by contract.
No doubt it would not be unwelcoms
10 the editors of the two principal oppos
sing political organs, if the old arrange
ment should be restored. Each House.
in sucI, nm event, could bestow patronage
on its favorite editor.
A few days ago, the President, while
prominading the grounds on which tho
Executive mansion is erected, espicd Il
rough wooden box near the shrujbery.
lie accosted the Irish gardener, "What
have you got there, Denis p 4 coon,sir.
(touching his l'al) which I caught yes
terday in yon corner" "A coon r'
replied his EAcellency, 81 have heard
that they are good ealing" "By "a
bcrs ]" saidthc sun of Erin, san I'D not
be aiing the basre." "Why not 2"
Because, responded Denis, "before I
came TO Merikay, ! heard that the coons
was opposed to yer Majesty" Tho
President turned aside, with smile and
resumed his morning walk.
1t was expected that Lieut.. Colonel
Frcmonlc would commence his defence
to- day; but, owing TO the sickness of
member of the Court, it was deferred
until Tomorrow. The public have long
been tired of the proceedings, and there
fore il is NOT necessary 10 say any thing
at'present on the subject. i.
A gentleman ofslalents, and attached
to the reporting corps, has been for some
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% The New York Shipping and CONNER
ciat List, contains the following statement, show
ing the net proceeds TO the seller in the United
Statca after paying all ordinary and necessary
expenses, ofUpland Cotton, founded on actual
sales in Liverpool, and a computation ofahaLE
penny sterling per pound frcights. and nine per
cent. premium on the eschange-insurance at
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receive the vote Of their party. Of
course the selection Of Mr.. HilIard as
the candidate cannot be depended upon
as certain, but, under present circum-
stances, his prospects seem TO be in tie
ascendant.
On the Wing side, Matthew St. Clair
Clarke, John C. Clarke, and Nathan
Sergeant, are among three or four others
! who have announced themselves for the
Office of Clerk; and for Door Keeper
there are, so far, seven or eight candr-
dates, Besides, the station of Postmas-
teraofathe House is a good fat one, as is
also1bat oftho 5ergeant-at>Arms, all of
wliichsiDcllmbents have patronage. And
as thcres:are many applicants for the
minor offices, there is, as consequence
much clectionecring by the host of fmajor
and minor expec,anls.-The Democrats
will hold their caucus on Saturday night.
Little is said about their candidate for
Speaker. Major French, tho present
Clerk, and ME- Whitney, the Doorkeep-
er, will there's little doubt, again je
placed insnelnination; and, though it is
not probable, the friends of the Major
arein good spirits, and say they have az
prospect Of his success.
We. have heard no topic of converse
ton. engrossing to day as that of tho
Offices. As Ios what aye shall do with;
Mexico, there IS moi / assord interc6aMrsss mp
ed; The 5"loayesg and fishes" beingSnorss;
the most palatable. This maysnotss
much interest persons at distance, bnt
in this city j, is issregarded as highly;ims
porlant. .e..ls
The Court Martial in the case Of
Lieut.. Col. Fremonte did not sit to.day.
Tomorrow the defence will be COM
Public opinion is divided witt,
regard to what will be the; finding of the
Court. The counsel Sforsihe accused
think that he will be acquitted; and
others a.e ofopinionthat he3wiIl be adj :
judged guilty not of &" mntiny 3, but,
simply of disobedience Ito the orders Of 8
Gen.-kearney. It's computed tilatffie
expense tending this case will tamoafitss
70. Ct fifty thousand dollars :! s
92slIereto ofore the Printer to;SC CoHpfess;lss
basb fofnished with copy gSf ffss. Isss.
Prasid dents s.annaat ;oass s'
but now # wiifnot Be gi0eHss fSs q Il as|
&SCo:, until Tuesday mo ofaipg a 3 ans sES6fM g 3
OF two before delivery:
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< hf1 daily Val
they won ne aehi land! z
What tho thousand MOBILES hearts,
Shall lllrob on earth no mose,
For hurled down by the focmen's darts,
Their dream Of life is Ger!
They came at duty's trumpet call,
With high resolve they came,
Where better could soldier fall?
Where leave prouder name ?
And is there one within our land,
Wha!e'er his tenets be,
That houors not our gallant band,
Who'vo won such victory?
Be his the shame-bc his the doom,
OF traitor and OF knaye,
A life Of self reproach and gloom,
A lone, unhopored graveL
On Buena Yssta's bloody plain,
No party voice was heard,
But side by side our ranks were slain,
And side by side inferred;
And shall ,re far from fear and harm,
Talk lightly of The might.
Of those, who mid The wars alarm,
Are battling for our right?
Huzza. A thousand hearty cheers,
For all our gallant men;
With shouts ofjoy. and burning tears,
Well greet them home again;
JOY. for Tho forms that safe return
Tpa,re for rho gallant claim
Aud let erch heart the craven spurn,
That treats them with disdain.
R. NJ. G..
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Compromisc..--I the matter Of the
forgcries at Salem, Mass. by young
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0r
IIuzza .s ID, ,; a
III
4 h
i
Tho GsI
hey re won fnP6 slas, iii land!
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Curiosit;es Of Art-It is singular
how many men have directed their en-
crgics of mind 10 pcrrccting toys, which
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-02-09
TIKI STATE OF MT0VTeo1D0-

YAsOO COUNTH.
Probate COurt, January Tsrm, is47.
IOthe heirs and all persons 81.
tCrested in the estate Of Nicbo-
las O'Reilly, deceased.
YOU ere hereby cited to be and oUDs.,
before the Probate Court Of YP9o'
county, 81 the Court House rhereOi on Il.
.OuI'n Monday in May next, then ood ,b"rs
% Shsw cause il any you can, wbv he 4.
40. account Of John McFsrland, .dmioi..
traitor Of said estate should no, be sllow.J
ana decree made therein acCordinrly-
AnG '1Flbsr, to do and suffer such thing.
% snail 10 considered and ordered bv our
'alG Court in the premises.
WITNESS, the Hon. James R. Bu,,u,
Judge Of tho Probate Court of Yaz9o conn
~ the 4Ih Monday ia January, 1917 and
the seal Of said court.
Issued, the 3Olh dsv Of January. lS47
CHAS. M. HENDERSON, ca
b. A. SIDNEY PERKINS. n. =
Feb. 2, ls47. I7.6oS
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-02-09
LEDBETTER1S
Line OfFOur Horse Post Coaches


EROM Lexington, Benton, YazoO Civ
II aud CaO'On. Leaving Lexington eve.
~ Sunday, Wednesday & Friday morning
Of 4 O'Clock A. M. Arriving a, Benton q
breakfast reaching C,Otnn ii half after 3
r. NJ, 10 meet tho Stage from Colu,nbu,
% jackson. Leaves ClulOu ut 4 O'Clock
same evening, arriving at Benton t. cup.
pOr-SeIUrNiOR TO Lexington that night BY
3 O'Clock A. NJ.
The Stngo also leave YazoO City every
morning BY liehi-OTriveS at Benton 10
breakfast, 10 meet the Lexington Stage for
CAntOn-FOluEning immsdiaIely to YszOO
City BY l9, for the VickSburg packet, il
SDy passengers, If there are no passengers,
il will not return until after dinner.
RICHARD LEOBETTER.
February 2, l647. l7.ly.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-02-09
New Livery Stable.


ENHE undeuigped, havingpDEchs sed the Liv.
cry Stable Formerly owned By a. Russell &
Brother, take this node az informing The public
that che Stable is nov connected win the WiRu
Hotel They have slways on hand fine saddle ?
Horses, BUggies and Hacks 70 aecnmmOdste the I
travelling commonly.
They have FOOD md careful OstleFs who are
ready Rt ell times 60. accompany geptlemen 90
any pert Of the city 20 receive their horses.
Gentlemen stopping nt ths Winp Hotel can
have their horses tukea Without any fS0Uble -
themselves. a1Ear fEFs
They will also break horses 70 the saddle or
barnes on reasonable terms, having had much
szpeEieaee in the management and bVsukinCO
hOTBea. a.
provsFs can also bs accommodated with stE
Bling ldf their hOsses.
An thry ast 81 The .travrliag community G., -
FnE TuEh. asthey aaifef ihsmsSlres ihRi thev +,
ran give taiisiaclion, fhey have ipcnred great
expense 10 obiain gsod hacks aud hoTses, nnd
they thaneugo De southern eOunlEy 10 bezt
lheuA sa - - A 20
Gduflsmpn wishing 10 hire horses. hugEisl 90
hachs cas- Be accQmmoduied b. applying az ths-
Vim. Boisl at any hnof Of the fay % nishi.
- r E WINN.
JOHN CLARV -
Il YaEoo City, ost- ttih, lsE6 ..slsf "
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-02-09

Thy virtue ola deed in trust made on TIE l4lh
Ii dav Of April, 1876, BY James Chsa9, 70 e.
S1Te he payarRt Of certain debt set lOfth 20
aid deed, and which i Of record % the Frooa!s
CloTh', ofiee OF YayOo county NissiaiPPi, ! wa
IN AZ tnblic sale 60 the highest bidder Tor Ca'h
IN the foih DAY Of May next, at the Upper Ian
Ans In Yszoo City, the Wharf Boat Known =
= Caaau's B. 80 IugetheF with Che LUMBER Wh'oa
had ktted up the sane.
JOHN MCFARLAND, TUgieo.
Nov. b, 1916 a-tos'
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-02-09

UVHE uDdsrSigAed, Exeeut' Of the last
u wiIl and tshsmentof Calvin Lea de-
ceaSsd--haviDg been duly qualified as such
Thereby notifies ell persons having cla,m'
aquiast said estate, TO ProSeOI them within
i6s time. prescribed BY lsw % they will Dc
(o,evsr barred. Those indebted 70 The e..
l.ts are requested to come forward ano
make immediate payment.
ROBERT u. CAGE.
Eseir. o. the est. Of c. Les, deed
JGB. ~, 1871. -
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-02-09
A. HORNSBY,
HOLLY RIDGE PLANTATION,
STACK BLAND kEAcH, Dec. 9th, Ioi

STAcK ISLAND REAcH, Dec. 9Th, 1885,
To Mr.. A. HOFnsby:
Dear Sir-f take pleasure in saying that ne
uPesS YOU have built for me, gives me entire s"tis,
inction. / WS,nessed lie operation Tor several
hours this day, and de- not hesitste to say me'
wiIh seven hands, four balcs Pc hour can Dc made
With more ease 10 the horse and The hands tnan
an anV Other pFsm ] have had. Twenty one
baIs, we're made 20 day By IL O'Clock. IL works
Nth great ease and Ipeed, and ! see no rea'on
whV Il should not be at least as durable ss ny
ether press, for composing cotton. bed heard
objections 20 several presses built on - -
pISn. but I can zee nsns % the one eIee'sa 20
- 81 YOU. and can therefore conhdeallE1e,,
eommend il, a. the cheapest and best pre-, :
have ever uSed, judging frOn the eEpernsn'
have witnessed u lie operation. : e
an respectfully, ySaT oSsa 1sS4 & -ST -
Dec. 18th, 1876. 49,
- The Viek,burg Wig win coy the store
thfss monthsund forward account % ms once
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-02-09
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
YAzOO COUNTY,

AEOO OOUNTYS
Probate COar4, December Term, 1916.
10 the matter Of the Guardianship of Matilda
Williams, William M. Williams and
David F. Williams.
.ON reading and fling the petition Of
Sebourn J Williams, Guardi4n Of Ma.
''ldH, William NJ. and David +. Williams
miners, this day preferred, and it appear.
ing to the satisfaction Of the Coun upon q
hearing and full investigation Of the ale.
cations Ofthe said petitioner, that his said
wards are The owners of an undivided fifth
part each Of the following described lands,
lying and being in YazOocounty, Mi.sissip.
pi. WEE tsl half Of south west quarter.
west half Of south west quarter and west
half OF north west quarter Of Section %,
Township 9, Range 2 West, and that a
sale Of said lands would be fnI the inter.
est Of said minors. L is thereupOn order.
ed by the Court that's citation issue to said
minors to be and appear a. the March
Term Of this Curt, and shcw cause If any
hey can why and order Of sale should nnt
be made. II is further ordered that publ.
cation Of said citation be made 10 the Va.
zoo Democrat and Yazoo City Wing for
six weeks successfully
A true copy from The minutes,
Attest CHAS. M. HENDERSON, OK.
By A. SIDNEY PERKNs, D. c.
J .. IL, l947. l4.6t.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-02-09
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, !
YAzOO CoUNTY,


Probate Court, December Term, le46.
In the matter Of the petition Of Dixon Holiday,
Guardian Of Amelia s. Luse minor, for
sale Of the interest Of said minor in
certain real estate.
an reading and fling the petition Of
" Dixon Holiday, Guardian Of the per-
.on and estate Of Amelia s. Luse a minor,
This day preferred, end it appearing to the
satisfaction Of the Court, upon q hearing
and full investigations ofIhe allegations Of
said petitioner that bis said ward is the ow'
ner Of one undivided tenth part Of the lol.
lowing described lands, being end lying 10
YuzDO county, Mississippi, to NORTH
vest quarter Of Section 4 north hall, osse
half Of south east quarter, end north hall'
vest half Of south east quarter, and south
half Of sou h east qusrer, and east hall Of
oorlh west quarter II Section 10, 10 Town.
chin -. Range / East; South half, west
half Of south west quarter Of Section 4, ana
oorlh hell, east hall Of south east quarter
Of Section S, Township IL. Range wee''
and ,ba, sale Of bis said wards interest 10
aid lands would be for her interest. 1t Is
,bereupon ordered by the Court that q c''"'
lion issue to said minor to be aud appear
~ the March Term Of this Court, and shs~
cause il any she caR Why 30 order OF sale
should not be msde. Il iS further ordered
Ia, publication Of said citation he made "a
the YszoO Democrat and Ysz1O CITY WINS
az weeks SUCCESSFULLY.
A true copy from the minutes.
Ane,t CHAS. 10. HENDERSON CIR.
BY A. SIDNEY PERKINs, D. c.
Jan. 10, l647. I4'O'
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-02-09
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, !
YAzOO COUNTT.
PnabGee CS,S4, December Term ls4S.
To the heirs and all persons inter-
ested ia the estate of David F.
Morton hate OF said county
deceased.
WOU ale hereby cited e. be aud appear
n before the Probate COIT Of YazoO
cOuniv. at the court house thereO[s In the
iowa Of Benton on the CoOr'h Monday 10
March mex, and shew eau It any sou
can, why the 6nal HccOunl Of Denj mia
Gnmes administrator Of said deceased,
should act be vi Q we'd, end decree made
tncre accordingly, and further t. do and
Sulfer such things US shall be considered
sud ordered by 'ur said Court in the prem
Uses
WITNsss, Hon. James r BurrUs, Judge
Of PruOaIeS Coz YazoO county, the 4h Mon
day 10 December, l646, and seal Of said
court.
Issued the 4lh dav # J,nuary, l647.
CTlAS. M. HENDERSON, ca.
BY A. SIDNEY PERKINs, D. C.
yans 10, I647. 1860.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-02-09
NEW GOODS.

Y. ME Subscriber has purchased Of w
& d. Coleman, their interes, in the
house Of Shropshire, COlem,n & Co., will
continue the business on HE own account
He has on hand a new and we'll selected
Stock Of Staple and Fancy DRY Goods. -
SHOES, BOOTS, CLOTHING, GRO.
CERES, PRODUCE, ROPE and BAG
q NC. And respectfully sOlicHs a conlin.
uaNcs Of the patronage Of the former
friends Of the house, and the public. He
is prepared to advance CASH and PLANTA-
TON sUPPLIEs on Gotten to be shipped to his
friends 10 New Orleans.
JAS. P. SHROPSHIRE.
YazOO City, Nov. 9Th, l646. 6-tG
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-02-09
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, J


Probate Court, December Term 1s46.
TO the heirs and all person inter-
ested in the estate of John on
nor late of YazOO county
deceased.
VOU ere hereby cited to be and appear
y before tho Probate Court Of YazoO
SOunly, at the court house thereof 10 The
iowa of BenloO, on the fourth Monday 10
March Dext, end sbew cause if any you
can, why the flnal account Of Thomas 9,
Clark administrator Of said deceased, should
no. be allowed and = decree made therein
accordingly, and further to do and suffer
such things as shall he considered BY "uE
said cOurI 10 the PREMISE.
witness, Hoo. James R. BuFFus. Judge
Of PrObales Tor Yszoo cOuO'y, the 4'h Moo,
day Ia December, 1916, and seal OF Sa'd
court. -
Issued The 4,h day Of January, lS41.
CHAS. M. HENDERSON, Ctk.
BY A. SIDNEY PERKINs. D. g.
Jan. 70, l647. l4-oUd'
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-02-09
Valuable property for Sale.


A s Executor Of the estate Of Calvin Lea
"A deceased, | will expose to public sale
on Thursday the 18Th February next, OF hlI
lale residence in this county, his estate,
consisting Of twenty odd likely negroes,
bOrsep, mules, hogs, cattle, sheeP, corn, TOD
der. hav, and farming utensils. TermP,
credit Of l2 months on oil sums over $40,
cash on all sums under that amount. PER-
sons wishing to purchase property OF the
above desert ptIOO, will ird it to their adVan'
tpge to attend.
ROBT. H. CAGE,
Exe'r. If The est. Of C. Lea decd.
Yazoo county, Miss. Jan. l2, l647. IA g..
or The Wing will PIo"ss copy.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-02-09
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, J
YAzOO COUNTY.

FFOOeAe NO~FtS January Term, 1641.
To the heirs and all persons in.
terested in the estate of Phil
ip O'Reilly, deceased.
YOU are hereby clrod to be and suposr
- before the Probate Court Of YazOe
county, THE Court House thereof, on the
fourth MOOday in May next, then and there
10 Ohew cause IL any yon can, Why the e.
mel account IL John Mcfarland, ono Of the
administrators Of said estate should not be
allowed, and decree m,ds theen accord
iOgly. AID further, to do aud suffer such
things Ns shall be considered and ordered
by our said Court iH the premises.
WITNESS. the Hen. James r Burrus.
Judge OF me Probate COur, Of YszOo coun.
", the 4th Monday 10 JOnuary, le47, anG
the seal Of said G ur'.
Issued, the 3O'h day Of ] ,Ouary, l647.
C1AS. M. HENDERSON, c.
By A. SIDNEY PERKINS, u. C.
Feb. q. l647. 1900.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-02-09
I Executor,s Notice.

III NfiE undersigned Executcrs Ofthe Iast will
and testament Of Josiah Cox deceaSed,
having been duly qualified We such at the last
October Term OF the Probate Court OF YaEOu
County hereby give notice 10 all perssns having
claims against the said deceased, to present
them within the time allowed by law, duly Au-
thenticated,Or they will be forever baTFed--all
peTseDs indebted 10 said deceased, will please
Pay she SAME without delay.
HAMPTON cox,
JOHN WOODHOUSE,
Executors 81 the last will aud testament OF Jo-
siah Cox deceased.
December Is. 1876. lO.l3t.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-02-09
For Sale

ALIKELY NEGRO FELLOW, APPly I
JaDug saA 1871 Is"
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-02-09
Anew SCORE
= AND
CHEAP GOODS.
'nE uOder'igned have associated them
selves together, under The firm Or
G. KOPPERL e. co.

Tor the purpose Of conducting ! ganersl
business ia YAZOO CITY Ana
"D'il0 announce to their friends and he
puO'C' 'aas they have now 10 Store, Just
received from the Eastern and Western
N"'es' large aRd we'll selected Stuck Of
CfOoHce, Groceries, Staple aud Fancy Dry
IoOd,, Clothing &C.; consisting in part Of
the following: =
e, BACON, FLOUR, LARD, WHIsKEY,
SOGAR, COFFEE, SALT, BAGGlNG,
KOBE, TWINE, LINSEYS and JEANS
a large assortment Of CLOTHS, CAST.
MERS, CASINETS, JEANS, TWEEDS
end KERSEYS. Also worstod goods Tor
Ladies wear, such as fine MERINOES,
QNEENS CLOTH, ALPACOAS and
MUSLIN DELANES. A large assor,
ment Of Fancy Prints, latest style and veIy
cheap, Silk, MerIno, Alpaca and Cotton
HOSIERY. ThiCe', Monterey and Cali.
fornia SHAWLS, a superior article.
4 large SlOck Of SHOES, BOOTS,
HATS, CAPS g. CLOTHING, QUEENS
and HARDWARE, 10 short every thing
usually found in variety store, all Of which
will be sold at prices corresponding with
The times, the ravsgeo Of the worms con.
DidOrOd.
They are provided with good dry
COTTON SHED, aud will make liberal
ADVANCES 10 M NEY or GOODS on cotton 10.
ruSled To their care. will AISO pay parties
llar attention to receiving and forwarding
goods. Call and examine Tor yourselves.
Their stand 10 on Main street, nearly
opposite tho we'll known establishment OF
Messrs. Link g. HarrisIO.
CIIAS. KOPPERL,
A. J. MCCONNICO.
November 10Th, lS46. CT.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-02-09

DLACKMAN, SCOTT & 60. are authO,iIsd
y to collect al dues fog ths neIviss, q -
sta5, lsung LsVi.than. ~ . -, - ~
January 2stb, 1851 ~ ~
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-02-09
TO Tax Payers.

NOTICE iS hereby given, that oil taxer
~ Tor the year l646, due and UNPAID on
the first day Of March next, will then he
required with an addition Of taOenty. fUc
per cent. And the law will be strictly en-.
forced N eUery instance.
JOHN W. FUQUA, Sheriff end
Elk officlo Tax Collector Of YAzoO county
Benton, Jan. IL. l647. l4.7I.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-02-09
REFFERENcEs:-
ImnroYed Cotton Press.

1N1E subscriber having puTchaScd the night OF
constructing PrOvOst'S Patent Lever Swing
ing FulcFa Cotton PIeSS, for the cOunti@s Of I a
ZOO. IssaqucDa, Washington and Sun Flower
desires to invite the attention Of planters to this
valuable, cheap, and powerful engine; and to
offer his services in the construction Of them -
lie durability and excellence cannot be sur
passed and 90 perfectly 'imP'e, that plantation
carpenter can execute the work. Individual
rights are offered at forty dollaFS, bill Of tim
bers. irons &c. furnished extra Of charge. APpll
cations to DO made to the subscriber, OF TO James
]. B. White YazO0 City. -
YaSoO City. Ya1OO county Mississippi.
The Subjoined letter il offered foF the 'alisfae-
ton Of the public, which vas written BY one 81
the most extensive cotton planter OF the south,
Who has recently had one otthole PFssses eseo-
ted on one plantation, aud PurchaSed four other
individual rights, substituting them In place Of
the Iron Screw.