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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-03-19

IN another par. oi our paper we publish
the Trangemen, Of The Agricultural Society
for the Exhibition Of 1851. Those who ara
Interested in il, had better cut The article gu,
sad preserve Il.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-03-19
=. B. sHOTWELL
AT Law AND SOLICITOR
IN CHANC ERY,

In CHANCE ERY,
- CADIz. o.
4 WNTINUES 70 practice In Harrison aud
~ joining counties, and gives vspeeial ~
prompt attention to Collecting, Business o. exec,
tors, Administrations, Guardians, Wa-d, Z =
tons, Sales Of Lands, settlement Of Esiat
to Real Estates. COnveyHBeing, suits at Las.
in Chad cry. loaning and Investment Of money,
ana all otherpToiessionHl business placed in tie
charge.
fle is Agent for the State Bank Of Ohio and
others, for loaning money, &c.. &c.
Once removed TO kilg0re's Curner. IN Marke Ct
ireet. Cadiz. april u, ls51.
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FRESH BEEF !

VENIE subscriber will have Fresh Beef. of a su.
l. perior quality, in Market, every Saturday
morning Cat day light y during the month OF Feb
ruary, and from that time forward every Tuesday
and Saturday mornings.
Meat can, at all times, he had either at Mr.,
Carnahan's slaughter house, or the cellar OF the
subsctibcr's dwelling, the house formerly occupied
by Miss Beatty. ROBERT HOLMES,
Cadiz, February 5, 1881
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-03-19

0 10 New Hampshire the whigs have
beaten US. They will have a majority in
both branches f'he Legislature, and hence
viii elect a Govenor, &c., The election Of
Governor by the people having failed.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-03-19

TnE CHIoANs We had the pleasure, on
Saturday evening last, Of listening to a con.
cert given in the Cour, House, by this cele.
b'ated band Of vocaIsls. Although these
ladies' and gentlemen have but recently com.
menced their career, they are last winning
themselves fame, equal, Mt least. to lha
Of the "AlleghenaDs," "Bakers," "fIuchi
sons" &c. We canno, speak critically.
g ther Of lheir style or execution; but have
heard good judges STAY Iha, Mr.. sHlpLEy, tae
soprano, has never been exceed by any
performer they ever heard. The balance
of the voices are of the first order. We
have but one way ofjudging of musical PEI
furmances OF this kind, an that is BY the tf.
feet they produce upon us and others; and
the highest eulogy we can pess upon the
Ohioans is, that during the rehearsa al of some
OF their plain'ive melodies, we Observed the
'unbidden tenf' stealing unconsciously, down
more than one cheek.
The night on which they sung was iucle,
ment, still the audience was respectfully
large, and we are assured that no one wen,
away under the impression that he had USE
iessIy expended his 25 cents. II ever the
Ohoans pass this way again, it is the nope
Of our citizens tina, they will have another
opportunity of al'esling their appreciation Of
these fnvorite children OF "barmony and
aonO -
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-03-19

The NEw CONSTITUTION I'VE have re-
ceived this document; bu, matter upon our
files which we had previously promised 10
insert, prevented its publication this week.
II is a document that has been anxious v
looked for, and, when published, will he read
with much interest and ex,nined 9th criti>
cal care by svery citizen. We forbear, now,
to 'ay anything in regard TO it; preferring,
rather, thut the render's opinions should not
be, IN any measure, t. estalled y any which
we might offer.
After its publication, we shall devote our,
selves 10 the task Of fully expressing TO our
readers our views Of it, and shalt afford a
space in our columns TO others for the same
purpose.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-03-19
John Parker's Estate.

is hereby given that the subscriber
has been appointed and qualified ne Ex.
Bc,ltOF Oh the estate vt John Parker. late OF fla.
Tison county, deceased.
RANDOLPH CRAYBlLL.
Kse ", lSbl--e% kxseutsr.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-03-19

Hon. BEsJ T. WADE. of Ashiabula coun.
~, has been elected United States Senator,
10 succeed Hon. T EWING, from the 4 h Of
March last Mr.. Wade 10 understood TO be
n Free Soil Wing, il there is any such thing,
and his election has not been received with
very strong symptoms Of appreciation by n
portion Of the whig party hereabout. The
following was she result Of the last vote
Payne, 81; Wade, a.; Blanks, 7; only IS
vo'ss having been cast. All the res, OF the
ofiicers elected are whias,
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-03-19

An IMPORTANT LAw.--The Legislature oI
Ohio has passed law sbOlIshing the license
system, and prohibiting from and after the
lst Of May, 1851. the vending of spiri'Ous
liquors in less quantities than quart. The
Bill is drawn with Gre, and will not be easily
evaded. The Landlords may now excIaim
with ohello, "my occupations gone.'
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-03-19
agents for Harrison cO,s,,t,,,

JOHN BEALL, Cadiz; B. F. Goodrich g. Co,
Harrisville; James Russell, Jefferson A. F. Cros-
Key. New Market; james Fisher, Laceysvile; {;
>: Z. Cramblite, Deersville; George Pitts, Not
tingham; B. w. Price e. Co.. Moorefeh; Thos.
Green, Freeport: E. T. Phillips and & Co.,
Smyrna. And by all the principal storekeepers
throughout the adjacent counties.
DIR. Swayne's Principal Office. northwest cor
ner of Eighth and Race SITS. Philadelphia, where
all orders must be addressed
September l8, 1850,
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-03-19


The Land WGrrant BID rhe Washing
ton correspondent Of the Journal OF Com
merce, speaking Of the bill, says il went 10
the House, but at too late aE hour to be TAX
en- up for concurrence in the amendments.
But as Congress have go strongly expressed
their wishes and determination on the SUBJ
jec'. it is to be presumed that the Executive
will change the construction OF the law, SO as
TO confirm with the intended legislation.
Many con lend, indeed, that the construction
put by the Executive on The law is erroneous.
Albany Argus,
We never we're in favor Of the Bill alluded
10 above becoming a law, and we ure glad
that il has been left in the hands of the exc.
eutive to so construe the existing law as to
meet those cases where u transfer is actually
Necessary to enable the holder of the la"d
warrant to realize any benefit from it. We
have now case in view wherein the holder
of a land warrant FOR services in The war Of
1912, is entirely too old ever TO think Of To-
eating his land himself, and who if not per.
ms ed 10 turn IL INTO money, never can & al
izs cents worth of prof from it. But we
are glad the Land Warrant Bill has no, be-
come law. because il is calculated, more
than any other scheme known, to foster Land
monopoly, one Of the greatest curses TO
country. A speculutor in Wall street, if this
Bill had passed, could have very soon, and
would have very soon, possessed himself OF
IN interest in the public domain, such as TO
enable hun or his descendants to make selfs
Of hundreds of men and women emigrating 10
those frontier portions ot our counrry,or make
"mini OF money" by Specializing off the
real Lenefi ters Of the country, those who til
the soil. We are glad the Bill did not pass,
and we hope that ii never will pass,
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-03-19

THE WEATHER, for the past week OF IwV
has done sll IN its power TO advance the Prin'
ciPles Of the Free Sollers Il has MADE dirI
decidedly the freesI aud eOmmoues' com
modify in existence. Every man, however
humble his station, carries sway ss much OI
the "public domain" as would satisfy the
cravings Of a disposition ordinarily grasping
All he has to do is to turn up his boots, and
he will find soil enough for the production
Of a generous crop Of potatoes. This is
81 voting yourself farm" ia a manner at
nncs practical, and open 10 no objections Of
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-03-19
LIVER COMPLATlT,

JaSndies, Dyspspsia, ChrOuic or nervous de-
billy, disease Of the Kidneys, aad ell
diseases arising from q disordsred Liver
or Stomach, such a. Constipation, inward
Piles, fullness Of Blood to the Head, acidi-
y OF the Stomach, Nausea, Heartburn,
Disgust for Food, fullness or weight in
the Stomach, sour erucsIions. sinking or
huIIering Of the pit Of the Slomsch, s~im'
ming OF the Head, hurried and difficult
Breath ng, huItering al the Heart, choking
or suffOcating sensations when in lying
posture, dimness Of vision. dots or webs
beioIe the Sight, fever and dull pain in
the Head, deficiency or preservation, vel
lOwness Of the Skin and Ewes, pain in the
Side, Back. Chest, Limbs, &c sudden
hushes Of Heal, Ournings in Flesh, con-
slant imgninings Of Evil, aud great de,
preston OF Spirits.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-03-19
Douglass House.
A ND STAGE OFFIC f.

cADxz OHIO.
- VTHHE undersigned, having lensed
Itfss i that well known stand. the
lsSks D"DOUGLAss HOUSE," most respect
fully invites all his old friends, aud the
generally, TO give him calln new
location Hnd he assures them that tho labor. Mains
or expense shall be spared to render them co'nforae
BILE, and TO give entire satisfaction.
IIis TABLE shall az all timcs be furnished
with the best the markets afford. in nbundanct.
His PARLORS and CflAMBERs arc AL new
" furnished. and shall he carefully attended; !;
md, in short, nothing shall ba wanting Tor the
comfort and convenience Of his guests.
Iii STABLES are large and convenient, ana
we'll calculated for the accommot'ai iion Of oRo-
vKRs, and shall Mt all times he supplied with the
best Hay and Gmin the market afords--aad at
NIL times be attended b: careful and ohiiging
ostlers
BOARDERs will be taken by ,he day. month
~ year, on ostreasonablc terms.
GAy- The Wheeling, Wooster and WnshRglon
STAGES, leave this House ui-weekly. watch
will make this House a convenient stopping place
for Travellers intending 10 travel by stage.
CATTLE DROvERs Gun at NIL times be az.
eommodnted with the bee, OF pasture.
/ have, connected with the
above establishment, LIVERY eAA
STABLE. which, for sty OF CAR.
RACES, aud safety ot HORSES, mR
cannot be enrpnssed by amy cstnb. Nj ng
lishment Of the kind in the country. ssSAszss
Or Charges in all cases moderate.
Cadiz, Aug 20, l649. JOHN AMSPOkER
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clover Seed.

TUST received, on consignment, few bushels
Jsn. "a SIS sa Il. EsE HhDEE.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-03-19

Gen'lemen's Boots. Shoes, Purnps
anI Munroes. Of the most approved
idshionable style, Mem's Buffalo
and Gum Elastic Over Shoes and
SanC ais, an excellant article
ladies' Guitcrs. Half(snitara n, ,,.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-03-19

BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITs.
This medicine has attained that high chnracte,
which is necessary for all medicines To attain 10
induce counterfeiters 10 put forth spurious arti
Gle at the risk Of the lives those who are limo.
Gently deceived.
LOOK WELL TO THE MARKS OF
THE q ENIJLNE
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-03-19

~ ereTy co"cP'u"bte style, qualify aud go
r'Pfp. Ana eperyfhing in the
SHOE FINDING LANE.
SAN uEL SLEhlhlONS,
AS just received at his old stand, in Csdis
L 4 his FALL and WINTER STOCK com.
ppnzing every thing ever kept in BOOT und
Sit''E and shoe finding store. of the nentrst, In.
test ant most fashionable styles, and including
'tou' aud SerEiceable articles. Tor the bon. aud
ait msof th' country.
iiis stock consists in part Of the following VA.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-06-11
T'af Sale.

/ will as assessor md hlleCtor or Yazoo city
offer for sale On the a0sh day Of June 1851
II front Of tie Mayors Office IN Yazoo city,
the following described property For taxes que
the corporation of Yazoo city for the year
lS50--to-wit, lots no- 4I6 taxes 3l4 cents
Al! taxes 81 cts. Ala taxes 3l4 cts, Alb taxes
tdxes 81 cts, 1919 taxes 81 Ia cts, assessed to
=, D. Boyd, lot 342 taxes 81 so assessed to S.
Brown, lots no. 317, taxes 50; ! 2 taxes 50;
8 taxes So; l6l taxes 81; 162 taxes 50: 457
taxes 50, 456 taxes S2;Lotno 292 taxes SI 80
assessed to Knott, lot no. Is in Pughs square
taxes 81 assessed to Mordecai Lewis; lots J
264 taxes 90 cts; 50 taxes rs cts; I01 taxes rs
cents; lot no; 334 taxes 81; 335 taxes ST. as
sesses TO E. J. RoystFr, lot no. SO taxes $40;
46O taxes = 90; 10 Pughes square; taxes ST.
so assessed to G. L. Stevens. H. HAYMAN
April 26th 81. Assessor and Collector of
Taxes for Yazoo city.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-06-11

To all persons interested in the lands, ten
ements, and hereditaments OF which James
Friley was seized At any time during his mar
riage with the undersigned
gENake notice that lshsll IS wideR& re ID q
Il James Ftilsy, decd, peudo9the court g
Probate Of this county at the n9%t April ferS.
thereof, for dover in the follo1ing lands u
which James FriIsy died seized btolwit--lots 3
aud 4 Of section 20, the east kalf'of north west
quarter, and the north east quarter of section
10. The cast half Of south west quarter, and
the south east quarter Of section is in town
ship Ia Of range west.
March Goth 1851 SARAH FRILEY,
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-06-11
FC,. Louisville FAY. Direct.
The SiaIe Of Mississippi !
Ya-00 COHHty.

Thc SiuIc Of Mississippi I
Ya-O0 COHHtg.
probatc Court, February Term 1881;
To plI persons interested in the lands tcne-
tents hereditaments dc Of Charles VI Hender
IN deceased:
KTOU are hereby cited to be and sp year be-
N fore the Probate court Of Yazoo county on
,e 4th Monday in May next at the court
aluse Of said county then and there to show
cause il any yOu can why an order should not
Jbc made for the sale of the following desert
bed lands lying and being in the county atore-
said to wit-one half in;e rest in the following
lands W J, " Of n e4 $w offs / OF section
30 and n W I Of 81 town l3 range l west
sw 4ofsw Of s W of NV / of
sw ard " / Of section 10; W and " J
Of n of section 30, town ii range west;
lots 5 and of section n, lot of section %,
lot 3 Of section "a, town l3 range west, }
of sc of section IA, town IL range l west;
lot number Is in Benton.
nc-third interest in the following descri-
bed lands:-w J Of n Of section 70 town
I3 range l west, W ! ofn c 4 and Of n
of section 6, ne4 Of W I OF section IL town
I2 range east, n e Of n W Of section 8
townl2 range ] east, W Of W / of section
"a own IL range west J Of 5 W and e
! ofs G I Of sc IS town0 range west OF
ne dissection " town II range . eeS'' - u {
/ Of sec 20 n c / and " / of sw OF sec Il
town I3 range cast, lots 354 and 359 IN Ya-
zol, CITY, and of lot Al in Benton.
Whole interest in the following described
lands:-w J ofsw4 Of section l3; II / OF s
WI Of section IA, sw ! of n " Of section 81
town 10 range west, W Of e / OF section
%, 4 of G / of section 33 town III range
west; east ] Of NV / and W ! Of " of sec,
tion 26 town l3 range l east, OF NV o.
section town ID range l east, an undivided
moiety Of 26 acres Of land lying in the NORTH
end ofe J Of s Of section % town II range
Q west bounded on the south by the road lead
inc from Yazoo city to Benton the / and
sw and W J Of n / ofseetionT town II
range west q an undivided interest in the
3ofsw4 and Of se / Of section -
'fown Orange 2 west, alsolot number 2l1 il
Yazoo citv; and further to do and suffer sncl
things as shall be considered and ordered b.
our court in the premises 3 it is further order
ed that this citation be published in the ''Ya
EooDemocratD for the space of6 weeks
C~~C~7 Witness the Hon 9. 3. Wilkinson
". S. Judge Of the Propate Court OF Yazo
'(~A-,S couRty and seal ofsaid Court.
Issued t.e Sd DAY. Of march A p 1881
..- - JAMES H. BELL. Cik
YazOo City March 5-Is5l-2m.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-06-11
Notice.
N otiOe.
The State Of Mississippi !
YnzO0 COuatg


Yazoo County
Probate Court, Yazoo county, February
Term 1851
To all persons interested in the lands tene-
ments and hereditaments Of JehL Wi1lieon de-
ceased.
VoU are hereby cited to be and appear be-
II fore the Probate court of Yazoo county at
the courthouse thereof on the 4th Monday in
APRIL next then and there to answer the petit
ptlon of E @ Wilkinson administrator de bonis
non of the estate Of said dccedent for sale of
said lands tenements and hereditamants d4scri-
bed in said petition as west half of section
in I II range ! vests quarter of section
81 in I l8 of range west aud n G quarter o
section Lin town II range 2 west, lying, be
ing and situate in said county of Yazoo for th
payment Of the debts of said intestate his per.
sonal estate being represented insufficient and
% show cause II any you can why SO much of
not be sold as will be sufficient 70 pay ghe resi-.
due Of the debts Of said decedent and further
TO do and suffer- suck things as shall be coneid.
cred and orderedin the premises BY the court
aforesaid.
ltis further ordered that publication Of this
e.:ation be made ii the Yazoo Democrat for
0weeks successively.
(---@1 Witness the Hon Geo B. Wilkinson
i IL S Judge Of the Probate court of Va
i roo county the 4fh Monday IN FebrIi
~ ary 1851, and The seal efslid esurt
ISsJed The Sc day of March 1851
JANIS H B ELI, Gl'k.-
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-06-11

s-.--A The splendid and fast running
|. - -. - passenger steamer, TUSCUM-
@BlA-Capt. Johnson, continues
TO make her regular trips from N. Orleans to
Yazoo city, Iefiore and all intermediate land
ings.
The Tuscumbia arrives at Yazoo City, eve-
~ Tuesday evening alternately, aud leaves for
New Orleans the following Monday. Fol-
freight OF passage having unsurpassed accom-.
modations. apply on board.
Feb. 20th ls5I-tf
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-06-11
NEW GOODS.

lust received from New York, a splen-
- did assortment of Dress Goods, consisting
Of Embroidered Grenadines, Barages, printed
Lawns, Jaconets, Poplin. Also fine assort-
ment of embroidered silk shawls, lace mantiI-
las very rich patterns. Rich worked mus
lin collars, cuffs and undersleeves; Staple
Dry Goods ofevery kind, Ginghams, Calicoes,
Cottonades, Chambrays, Domestics. Table lin-
ems, curtain goods, tswcling, and great va
riety ofhouse keeping articles. A fine as
sortment Of summer clothing, hats boots and
shoes. ]. HEARD.
April ID 1851,
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-06-11
ShrOpshire 3 Massev.

HAVE opened (since the fre) in the brick
II house, opposite "Hobson's Hotel" where
they would be pleOEcd to see their old custom
ers, and friends. sH
They have an excellent stock of Goods, be tn
for ladies and gentlenen's use, and many Of
which will be sold ut prime cost for cash; being
a little soiled by handling them rather hastily
on the night ofthe fire, but not the least dam
aged.
They hNye just received per Steamers, "W
I-G. Campbell, :" Monroe" )" and I'D. B. Mosby,"
a fine assortment of the best family groceries,
and everything in the way of Plantation sup
plies, all of which win be sold at the lowest
cash prices.
Main street, Yazoo city, Dec. Is, 1s5O-1y
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-06-11
Nashville Engine and ma
chine Works.

HNHE Nashville Manufacturing Company
Il having commenced operations under the
superintendence of William P. EichbOn.n,
Oate of Pittsburgh is now prepared to enter
into contracts for building on a large scale,
and promptly:
Locomotives; Roiirord Cars; Boat and Sta
tiOnery Engines; Fire Engines and Pumps Of
all kinds; Hydraulic and other POloer Presses;
Mil Wheels, Gearing Gad SaattiHg; Iron and
Wood Planning Machines, Turning LatheS and
euery rariety Of heavy Machinery.
The Company, having engaged the services
Of Mr.. George Armstrong, Qate of West
Point Foundry and the Mount Savage Iron
Works,) gentleman of great experience in
the planning and construction of furnaces,
Foundries, Forgss and Rolling Mills, offer
with confidence its services to such as may
have in contemplation the erection or remOd-
cling Of iron WOrks-plans and estimates OF
which can be furnished. And having also In
its employment competent Founders, it is pre-
pared 10 execute promptly, Castings OF any de
scriptioR wanted.
1t being the intention Of the Company not
only to execute in the very best manner, al
work confide6 to it-but also to do it at as low
prices as works of similar character can be
done elsewhere, it solicits portion of the pull
lie patronage.
Business communications may be addressed
to SAM. D. MORGAN, Pres't.
Nashville Manufaci uring Company.
Feb. %, 1S51-3t
Orders left with Allen & Barksdale
Agent, will receive prompt attention.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-06-11
LITTLE'S TOOTH ACHE DROPS

A safe and efficient application, that will af-
ford reliefin two or three minutes. When
ever the relief fails to be permanent, which
must sometimes be the case, nothing bnt ex-
traction will cure it. Value teeth highly, and
lose none of them until absolutely compelled
from carries or disease. Neither acids nol
arsenic should ever be applied to cavities OF
teeth, for in the end they ase sure to destroy
them. Carefully prepared, with ample di.
rections, by Dr. w. G. Little, { flor II years
experience in the practice of medicine.
Sold wholesale and retail, by the proprietor,
at his depot; No. 26i Market street, PhiIadel-
phia, and also, Macon, Georgia, and by
ageuts and druggists generally.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-06-11
f. W. ouaekenboss,
AttortteH all1L C.oKRScLkor "a -.

Att0f11ey and C0ltllSctE0T at Laas.
YAZOO CITY, MISS.
CONTINUES. "a practice in the counties II
NIYazo5, Holmes, Madison, and CarFolls
II he superior courts Of law and Chaneery Ut
Jackson, and the Vice Chaneery court Ut
CaFrolit0n. Particular attention will also be
paid to any cases that may be entrusted % him
ntho PFobsss Court of Xazco county.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-06-11
Yazoo clas ssical ohool.
YAZO0 CTTY Mss.

i SCHOOL 81 Classical and Mathematical
~ instruction viii be opened on Monday
ihe 9th Instant in the same bdildinding On JEFF.
faeson street lately used by Rev. w. e. Crane
IS place ofinstruction.
WI. RICHARDS, Pr5polpdI.
jan lst-l6 -w-5s,
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-06-11
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
c4Iea proposals will be received kv ths
Doard ofPolice of Yazoo Conntv at III.
lnFeeung on Monday, 2sth Inst for the Free,;n. 49,.
" t~o bridges across Short Greek ot;e 90 .I
rO RUG leading BY Mr. A. Overs and one O On ..s
noaa leading by Judge Dubuisson,s. Said ~ ~
20 De guaranteed by the CoDtractor - S..
ordor % years from the time of Completion PS
Xazoo City april I6 1851. - - "iA'
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-06-11
James Tharp
9, ". HIok
THARP & HTCKs
5oMMIsSIoN 8 PaoDUcE MERCHANTS

COMMISSION & PRODUCE MERCHANTS
YAzOo CiTv MISS.
We are thankful for former patronage
- and take pleasure in Offering our servi-
ces under our neaC firm to our old patrons pnd
the public generally. We have taken the
house g. lately occupied BY Messrs. Wilson g.
Pickett, y ]. ]. Wilson, g. Bro. and will
keep constantly on hand large stock Of gro
ceries' and produce, rope, bagging, iron cast
ing, stoves, &C., which We will sell low for
CASH or cotton, or on usual time to prompt
customers and solicita call from oil purchas-
ers' visiting our city. We will also pay mar.
-tlc9iar attention to the forwarding business
ana make liberal cash advances o., cotton for
shipment or sale in this mart.. 'oA
az3U IM. cry, oePt' q Is5O-6m
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