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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-27

The IMPRISONED AMERICAN IN CUBA-The
Philadelphia Ledger, in noticing the statement Of
the New York Sun, on the authority of letter
from Edward Stiff to Senator Clemens, of the
formers imprisonment at Havana, because las he
says he carried ordinary arms and wished to pub
hsh an English newspaper, adds the following
The person here referred to by the Sun is no
doubt Mr.. Stiff, who formerly published paper in
Alabama, and, if we mistake not, also in Pennsyl-
vania Ii not affected in his mind, he certainly is
very eccentric and rather indiscreet individual
Some years ago he excited a considerable feeling
against him in Alabama in the course of his edito.
rial career, and was either mobbed or threatened
with mob. Possibly he has been hardly dealt
with in Havana, but his present difficulties are
likely to be the effect OF his conduct than any
disposition on the part of the Cuban authorities t,
act unjustly towards Americans"
We have some faint recollection of this Mr. Stiff
ourself. He once halter in this city, but il
otherwise OF " varied history" He at one tim,
got into some difficulty out West, and into prison
we believe published pamphlet or papers ant
has in various ways underworld to attract attention
though all very innocently, perhaps. [Balt. Sun
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JENNY LIND.-This lady will commence her
concerts here on the 10Th prox. In the Northern
cities, she has been beset by benevolent indivi-
duals begging donations for different institutions
We hops that New Orleans may at least be saved
both from . foolish adulation, and from an obtru-
sive and Offensive mendicity. The public have
no claim on Miss Lind, more than any other person.
She sells her songs-those who deem them worth
he prics will purchase, those who do not, may
Keep their money, and stay away. The money
she thus sasae, u her own, to be invested just
she pleaso There is no greater, nor more unjust
Wake, han to imagine the public have any
SIaims on theatrical performers, or Other artists
The public get all they bargain for-they receive
their moneyae worth; and we protest against the
principle "a Miss Lind, or any other successful
publicp erfofmer, to be controlled dictated to
in the slighteat degree, in the disposal Of earnings
obtained by the exercise Of professional ability.
Miss Lind is known to be generous beyond any
precedent. Her own inclinasions lead her to the
performance of unosteniaiious acts of charity. We
have no doubt that she VII, Of her own accord
appropriate some of her earnings here in other
Cities But we say, let her consult her own feel.
ings a. to the mode and the extent of her charities
We hope, too, that our people, while showing her
all the attention due to great artist, and pure
woman, will not make themselves ridiculous by
exhibitions of enthusiasm such as have marked the
conduct of other cities. rs
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RfEFJT GS- The officers and members of this Company
- are requested to attend regular meeting TO be
EsSs59T held at the Engine-house, TUESDAY EVEN
AG-N-lNG. 2sth lust hufpast O'Clock. Early at
tendance requested the III will he called the precise hour
BY order Jazz ct r. A, HU yHEZ, Secretary pro tenn.
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SWEDISH MANUFAcToRIEs.-"A ristides," in
the Clipper, writes as follows: I" | saw piece of
black cloth this morning, that took the premium at
the National Swedish Fair last June, in Stock
holm. 1t was made at Nordkupen, in Sweden, by
Swede, of Swedish wool. 1t surpasses any thing
OF the kind | for fineness of thread, soft
ness OF material, regularity of texture, brlancy of
color, and abundance and evenness of nap. H.
Sweden it was valued at four dollars yard. Our
Custom-house rated it at twelve dollars yard, and
| exacted duty on it at that price. Ten years ago.
Swedish wooens, under high protective tariff,
were by word III Europe for coarseness and poor
| ness OF manufacture. Under free trade and com
petition, of which policy the celebrated Hebbe was
the author, Sweden now makes finer and cheaper
and better cloth than France does"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-27

The Bermuda Gazette of the 3lst ut received
by the New York Herald, has the following account
of the disaster to the steamer Monumental City, Of
Baltimore:
"The American steamship (propeller) Monu-
mental City, Captain Norris, left Baltimore the
Goth instant for San Francisco, and on the 23d en-
countered violent gale, more like hurricane,
from the southwark. Soon after discovered the
blow off pipe choked was consequently prevented
working steam, and was compelled to rig tenn
porary one. The gale carried away both arms OF
the steering apparatus, so that the ship became
manageable, and was compelled to lie to. A new
main sail was blown away whilst lying to
On the 24th the gale moderated fixed temporary
tiller, and bore up for Bermuda where she arrived
on Saturday last
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A RUPTURE CURED.

tg- This is certify called MIR. SHEER NAN, by the
recommendation Dr. James JONES' June for Of his Tte
and bottle OF Rupture Remedy for nephew, who
upured that the Tu and Remedy have efectuay
cured him. II. }. BAER. Merchant. Poylra,
5 The above Truss and Remedy sold and applied only by the
Proprietor at bis Office, 10 CHARLES STREET ials 6teoi
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GIRARD AND MOBILE RAILROAD. We are
informed that this important work, so far as the
labors of the engineer are concerned, has been
pushed rapidly, yet steadily forward, and that
nothing remains to be done but the placing Of
the outside stakes along the route before the grading
can be commenced The engineer and his assist
ants are now engaged in thus completing the first
ten miles from Girard, and this is done
the ground work OF the great undertaking will be
put in active operation. In short period, then, it
is confidently asserted, that different portions of
the route, those who have undertaken to do the
work will be engaged in the fulflment of their
obligations. This is encouraging to the friends OF
the enterprise, and gives earnest OF a speedy COM
petlon OF the road Interested, as the whole coun-
try u.s. in continued line of Railroad communica-
ton from Washington to New Orleans we can not
but regard the work in question, as the most i'm
porant that has been undertaken in the Southern
country. We rejoice to see it moving forward,
and hope that it may, when finished prove profit.
able 10 its owners. Columbus (Ga) Enquirer.
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We under obligations to the Gamer United States for
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tive of Dublin Ireland but for the last eight resident
of this city
NAV the Lord have mercy on his soul.
sy" DR.. &. w. Dalton, whose duty it lie to vaccinate
hose Children Public Schools If the secoud Municipality
require and desire has been weeks prevented
by doing he is however able and prepared
discharge duty will call during the present Seek at the
several Pubic Schools, for that porpose.
l- Others desiring protection against the SMALL POS,
rcspe,,fu invited to AL office, IT'S Circus 41d
c NoticeThe President and Board OF Directors of the
Pnbic Schools in relty No. Two cttuy monty the
bl that the Examination ,pjs the Schools will
nenee on MONDAY the 27h ut A. NJ continue during tbs
gsh end by uhle Examination "Wednesday the
% inst in the Iyeeum Hail. 10 A NJ. The Parents, and all
Interested in the Public Education, respectfully
quested @ attend
by order OF the Board Of DIRECTOR:
t,g7 d IsignedI JAMES II. CALDWELL, President.
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Neg Merries. This 10 character which she has created
Tbs mere gypsy bag of the melod becomes, he,
hands Fury. endowed with all the terror and submy
supsnatnra being. We of patience when we SEE
Aer playing Romeo Of the characters OF come
actsn calling Qths ferces passions, should alone
re hes atteato III. sddons appeared in many play.
laid aside. Of appearing in the ordinary come
- vhy not rsvyS - Of the old tragedies?
0AM RIcr's CIRCUS Notwithstanding the unpleasant
weather last sveaing and the great attractions places
se pavilion crowded. and if cheers and applause be
cenons the sudiencs was delighted Dan was in excelen
humof, and bis Jokes told with immense effect. variety Of
sFainmenis lie offered this evening, which cannot fail /,
pleas a and those who would laugh should not fail to BE-
thsre.
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FOR ALDERMAN.

Eds. Crescent-Please announce the name of JOSEPH
ErrER the Wing Candidate for Alderman for the Fourth
Ward to fill the accustomed by the death of Colonel
Hale. [ja4 tlel FOURTH WARD,
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Quick WoRK.-The schooner Union, Captain
Neill, which arrived here yesterday from ST
48Gia, Zone Of the Windward w. l. Islands) had
~ keel laid at Baltimore lO7 days ago; since
tine she has been built, rlgged, and has
ldll cargo to St. Lucia, and returned to this
having sailed distance Of 1000 miles. She
- IN tons, Custom house measurement
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-27

MAURICE HARRISON (Second District Surveyor is a can
date for the office of Surveyor of the Second Municipality
Election, MONDAY. February3, ja2O
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-27

SHIRTS! SHIRTS!! SHIRTSs!!
-" We have just received per ships William and Bay
Sta'e large assortment of SuPERFlNE SHIRTS. con.
ssng OF all sizes and styles Of Linen and Cotton.
NORRIS & WAY, "a Camp street,
jail 2ptf corner Common, under Hewlett's Hotel.
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Paper HansinSs and Upholstery.

~" On hand, and for sale low, large assortment
PAPER HANGlSGS AND UPHOLSTERY GOODS
including large assortment of almost article b'
found in such an establishment
Jazz At JOSEPH ETTER 20 Camp st.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-27

TARIFF OF THROUGH FREIGHT for the
l. ALABAMA RIVER - The following ~ =
ates have been adopted by the NEW Or Lsss{ahfti
and the Regular Boats the Alabama River 10 be reshpped
al Mobile free of charge, viz:
sugar per hid sol Baggng per piece ....s 80 to
Bacon per cask ...... COL Rope coil 30
Moasses Dbl DOL Soap and Candles per box %
Mousses per half bbl... 30 Cheese per box q
Barrels, and dry 75t;ran per bushel ...... 10
Coffee per bag IS Measurement Goods peri Is
~ All freight must be regularly consigned Agents
eip % an y"u , Ssi b u iii. Wh
with the words through freight upon them. For further
particulars, apply to r. GEDDES,
Agent Mail Line, 10 Bank Place.
T.. II WINGATE,
Agent Canal Line, IS Poydras st.
NewiDrenn December 1880. d23 n
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k The elegant and swift running
ASIA, Capt James T. Boyd, will positively THIS DAY
O'Clock, Tor Nashville Clarkhyile and Canton.
jae7 T. B. SMITH, II Poydras street.
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~ l. STEAMBOAT ~ h
- d e PARTU RES. Id554sssEaI34

January, Steamer. Captain. Hour. Destination.
Mund, 81 MONTGOMERY, Estes O'Clock.
GEN TAYLOR, Trinidad, o'clock. .DonaldsonviAs
" MONROE, Gwartney, O'Clock. ..........-...F aroo
q " TEXAS, Claiborne O'Clock. Fort Topnssnd
1" " SALUDA wilson, o'clock .Yaroo River
" BRIDE, Amsien, o'clock Red River
Tues 49, PRINCESS NO. B. Holmes, o'clock ...yicks5g
HECLA, Kay, O'Clock alexandria
PATRICK HENRY, Landry, . o'clock. Baton Rouge
MARY FOLEY, Dalieres,9 o'clock Lqfourchs
NANloPE, Castillo, 70 o'clock. ..huakapas
R. C. oGLEssY Kimbal o'clock ........Rsd River
=" sULTANA, Gable, 5ocock ST. Louie
D. 3. MosBY Kercheva, O'Clock .Attakapas
FASHION, Martin, 10 o'clock. .Poins Ia Haehs
- sT. JAMES, Power, o'clock ...-... iGfonrchs
Wedy, 90 BELvlDERE. Lodwick u O'Clock River
BOSWELL J. 7. Larose, 10 o'clock. Coast
Thurs 30, MICHIGAN, Irwin, o'clock
Fdy 81 BELLE CREOLE. White O'Clock.
sady, NATCHEZ NO. Leathers, o'clock ...Hard Tinss
e. D. WHITE, Brady, o'cock. Wi,iiumsporf
" r. NJ. sTRECK, strscs, O'Clock. Latourchs
MOnd, GEN WORTH, Watts 5o'cock. City
sady, 6, AuToCRAT, GosIer O'Clock .......-.hsmphis
Uucerain ORIENTAL. Parkinson, O'Clock Pittsbrg
GEN. LAFAYETTE, Bentley, o'clock. .Lousrihs
" FANNY SMITH, Richards. O'Clock. .Louisvus
+. p McNEAL, Booker, O'Clock. .Msmphs
ST. LOUIS, Taylor, O'Clock st. Louie
IOWA, Carter. O'Clock ...--..S st. Louie
BUENA VISTA, Lanothe a O'Clock ST. Louis
PACIFIC Fihian. O'Clock Louis
" COLUMBUS, Post, o'clock Louis
PRIDE OF THE WEST, Rogers, Il O'Clock ST. Louis
IRoQDOls, Lee, O'Clock. Nashville
AMERICA, Johnson O'Clock. Nashville
" BOsrONA. Price, O'Clock .LouisviHs
j. MORRisETT, Findren, O'Clock. 80. -. Wetumpka
HUNGARIAN. warman. Cincinnati
G. W. KENDALL Norton, " o'clock Cincinnati
MOBILE Allen. O'Clock ...................M otis
" JAS. l.. DAY, Griffin O'Clock. Mobile
" FLORIDA Gibsrson, 40 clock Mobile
CALIFORNIA, Reynois,4 O'Clock. ..Mobits
" DOVE, Box O'Clock Arkansas Rissr
TusCuMBIA, Johnson O'Clock. .Laaore
ANNA. Hnkle. Ia o'clock bayou GGiss
ALAMO, Reed O'clock. ....oaaeha River
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-27

The WoRLD's FAIR OF ls52-We noticed,
some lime since, the project for holding great Elk.
hbon of the Industry OF all Nations in this coun-
try in 1852 The following, from the London cor
respondence of the National lnielIigencer shows
that the project is we'll received in Europe:
1.-The public much graied by the announcement in
the United states received b. the Niagara Yesterday
thar the Worlds Exhibition in America In 1859 is no
longer be talked about which is to be
accomplished The place of holding New ork and the
beautiful location there. (GoyeTnos Island are regarded
here by all who know any thing about them
nty chosen, and give earnest OF most triumphant
The prompt aud important aid given by ightened
IRE dent and Government T. this great and truly national
deaNns viii rebound greatly TO their honor your side of
the waler and Is considered here proof OF far seeing
spread family OF civilized We have doubt thai
your Far viii be well attended by great numbers persons
from every couniry OF Continental Europe whilst
Brush SUBJECTS who have long nende visit the Units
States will need but this additional spur them across
the Atlantic 1t will be such impo' taou of men, pro
duets and Ideas will render Governors Island gTeal
centre OF atracon and the point from whence
mechanical ingenuity SKILL and artistic power
shall be spread through the white and breadth Of your
great and glorious Confectionery. We old we hope
to become Economically enthusiastic but il any subject coud
cause into would be these great Peace and
Harmony and Progress Congresses. which WILL it carried
win spirit and with reasonable do much to-
wards rendering standing armies useless incumbrsnces."
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We authorized TO announce BUGH GRANT a candi
date for office of Surveyor of the Second Municipality.
Election, on MONDAY the 81 of February next jas I'd
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-27

CARPET WAREHOUSE, % Chartres Street
~ We in receipt OF new patterns of the fol
lowing CARPErtNGS, viz:
Administer, Velvet and brussels Tapestry;
3-ply, Brussels, Inc rains, Senetians
Figured 3aize and Linen Crumb Cloths, WiudowShades
Hair Cloth, Stair Rods, Table and Piano Covers; Mat
tings;
Floor Oil Cloth from to "A feet wide new patterns etc
All of which offer at the lowest market prices.
la27 6t2lp A. URDiJSSEAI n co
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~ The splendid and swift running passenger
MONTGOMERY, Capt. J. n. Ests will positively leave THIS
jazz T. B. SMITH. II Poyiras st.
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CONSUMPTION OF TREEs-Liue Oak NeceSSart,
TO Build one Ship.-By the report of the commits.
sioners OF land revenue, it appears that seventy
which, al the rate OF load and halfa ton, wou.d
give three thousand loads of timber, and would rr
quire two thousand trees of seventy five years
growth. 1t has also been calculated that, a no
more than forty oaks, containing load aud half
OF timber each, can stand upon one acre, fifty acres
are required to produce the oak necessary for
every seventy four gun ship.
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u Call aud ret a circular.
RAYMOND & PATTEN, Louisville, KY.
jazz lm' Sole Agents for the United States.
Rattle for the $4,000 DiamOnd Watch.

Rattle for the $4,000 Diamond Watch.
A + the request of numerous ladies' and gentle.
"A men, will be changed into LOTTERY, and r~q
added, This change is made crafty many who ~
opposed to rallies AMI is to be conducted (smar tos4s
the Lottery OF GHion ) by committee of repecta-
be cItzns, TO lie selected by the holders of tickets, whc
will be issued and offered for SALE and the prices arranged o
inspection OF the public Messrs TYLER HEWITT S, No
the particulars will be published in this paper la27 81
Mayoraity of NewOrleans, Jan. "a, 1851.
NOTICE is hereby given in virtue OF a resolution
passed. by the General Council of the City of New Or
leans al their sitting OF this day. that election will takt
place in the Wards of Municipality No. Two
MONDAY the 81 day of February, for member of tn,
JARVIS at the places hereinafter degnatei, and under h
inspect OF the following Commissioners and Clerks Poll
open at A NJ. and close al
First ard-At z. Hammers house, corner of An.
nunciaOn and Race streets. Commssoners-Ja RIOS
and Geo. Kirk 80. Cierks-JOhn Taylor and II Curius.
Commssones-A. T. pckrell and Jas. Cooling :. Clerks
A. Mel benny and 7: Fomo.
Third IWa1d-At NJ. Asp'll's Hotel, Tchoupitoulas st
Commis ionersWm. e. Emmerson and James Ly nch .
Clerks--Bennett and ]. Parker.
Fourth w aId-At Engine house OF Five Company No
Wolfe -. Clerks-C. A. Noble and ]. F Gruber.
Firth Ward-At Engine house Of Fbe Company No
2. TehoupItouh ms street CammlsSioners-Wm Il Fdkin
and f. \. Maserson. .ClerksN Sprggs and Greenbil
Sixth Ward-At Louisiana Hose Comnany's Hall. Ca
ron,eet ommissionersJ II. Hawthorn and j.
Walsh. .Clerks-T. Grips and w. w Crane
Seventh w ard-At Engine house OF No. Ia, Common
lard Clerks-Bauy and John Sullivan
ja27 A u. CRossMAN Mnyor
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WANTED IN HIRE

WANTED TO HIRE,
A First rate young COLORED NURSE. Ad
IA dress box II, Posotice jazz St.
ITO RENT-Two comfortable tenements stu
l. ated st, Andrew, bet Lave Oak and Laurel ~.
Streets cOnta ming two each, with cabinets, kit r
chem paved yard and necessary honse Tor rent low ia
good tenants by application No rs Bacchus street.
to the corner OF Tha.ia, il27 Il
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'EAAS PACANS-In bags and bbs., for sale
by l. w. ARTHUR Gu. Is and q New Levee,
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NEW STORE-The subscriber has opened in
CONJUNCTION with his well known Comb aeAno
trash and Variety Store No. 10 Camp street, an lffD3
eXtepsye ana compIeis assortment of SmELL Ivo NNN
every DESCRIPTION; fine GUNS, PIsToLs PEFFU- lNV11Vq
merry, iolLET ARTICLES, etc. ETC.. at No Chartres
street, formerly occupied by Mr.. w. W. Tbompson
CITY and country merchants will ii 10 their advantage
to call and examine before purch ,sng elsewhere Orders
accurately and romoly att ned and any crpon of
brushes manufactured to nrter the shortest notice Tbs
ladies will find Mt either of these establish nens Iarge and
splendid variety OF SHELL Tuck COMBs of the latest pat
terms OF both French and American manu- acu,e at whole
-sela and retail. JOSEPH HiTFTY "'
ja24 tm2p ChnrtrHs street and 10 (IHmp s,yest
T IQUlDATION-The undersigned beioo about
L, retIie from he Dry Cords Business, will from this date
Otter Their large and elegant tock their own impntion
a. prices which vii make il ~ ject fnr buyers examine
Shou til entire stock be sold hy the Febru nv newt
We w'i close II by aucti'n. 7. " +. REILLY ca.
ms 2pf corner anal and RIVAL streets
r. WOOD " co, Ship Chambers aud tr"cers,
on the i.evee, pssite Post 81 Second Munripaly
and Red stores, Third Municipality have received barge
assortment oil Goods which they will sell reasonable
prices mis- lpf
TEXAS PACANS-In bags and bbls., for sale
by l.W. ARTHUR CO. Is and q New Levee,
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)t DallD Creseemt.
Legal advertisements.

~ and fosssh pages for a variety Of IN
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-05-14


/ viii s assessor and eolleeso o Nazoe cisy
ofFer for sale on the 3tith ay ot Jnne le5l
i'd front of The Mayors oEiee ID Xazoo city j,
the following described property lsf taaes Cue
the corporation Of Yazoo city Tor tha year
ls5O-to-wit, lots 10. 416 taxes ol3 cents
417 taxes 3l4 cts. Al taxes 81 cts, A 3 taxes
81 cts. 306 taxes 3l4 cls 4S5 taxes sl4 5ll
taxes 81 cts, 100 taxes 81 IA cts, assessed e
G. D, Boyd, lot $40 taxes &l 80 assessed 10 !.
Brown, lots no. 317, taxes az; 2 taxes -,
8 taxes @2; 16I taxes 90; 162iaxes ~; a1I
taxes 81, 459 taxes &2; Lot no. 202 taxes 81 0U
assessed to Knott, lot no. is in pngh's square
taxes 81 assessed to Mordecai Lewis; lots
204 taxes5O cts; 35 taxes % cts; l01 taxes 20
cents; lot no; 334 taxes 81; $50 taxes 81 as
sesses to z. ]. Royst,E, lcl no. s5 taxes Sloi
4GCl taxes ! / so: is Pughes sqnare. axes 9l-
so assessed to G. I. Stevens. II. HAYMAN
April 26lh 81. (Assessor and Collector oi
Taxes for Yazoo city.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-05-14
New Livery Stable. *
AND 80
. Trading house NZ

g. j. Blackman q Co.
SINCE the late fire in Yazoocity, have open.
.6ed new livery stable and Trading house
lew doors below Winn's Hotel and opposite
P. ODonnelFs, C. T. Mann's and ]. ]. Fouchso
on Main Street, Yazoo city, where they ar
prepared as heretofore to accommodate travs
ellers and traders.
They are also prepared to buy and sell me-
groes, stock and property of all kind at suction
or private sale on commission or otherwise.
We have stock, negroes, buggies 3rc. 3c.
for sale and viii continue todeal in them for
others and on our own account.
We offer our services on liberal tsrms TO
our friends and the public generally and gar.
entee general satisfactionas Regards fare and
prices, see onr sign A Red Flag, before oRr
Door. G. ]. BLACKMAN, g. CO.
On Main ST. Yazoo City, Jan-l-1851.f