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fairs-The Commissioner OF Patents, 0o'
WASHINGTON, Saturday, Jan. 25.
The Jury in the case OF Camper, tried for mar
dering Ragem, returned a verdict of mi nslaughter.
The President recognizes Theophile Rule as
Swiss Consul at San Francisco.
The follow ing combinations have taken place by
the Senate:
HuAND Hall, Second Controller
FpwARD c. DALE, Treasurer Of the Mint Philadephs
RoBERT McALPiNE, Superintendent, and
WILLIAM DEBUYs Tressurero OF the Mint New. Orleans.
Elias S TERRY, Recorder General in the Land ohee.
GIDEON s HOLMES. Consul al the Cape of Good Hope.
ALEXANDER NJ Ross, Consul at ST. CAtharnes.
The Virginia Medal was presented TO General
Scott this morning. at the City Hall, by Mr. Bur
well Chairman Of the Committee appointed by
the Governor for that purpose. The Medal IS a
magnificent work of art worthy both of Virginia
and the distinguished recipient.
The Committee OF Ways and Means have done
nothing on the Tariff question: and the prospect
is that the whole subject will so over to the next
Congress.
object is to join the English and French agents,
in persuading the Dominicans to submit TO the
government of Soulouque Ii is thought that the
interests Of all parties will be promoted by bring
ing the whole island under his government.
/ am informed that the statement that President
Fillmore has signihed to Mr. Ewbank, Commits
sioner of Patents, that be had better resign, is
true, and that Mr. Ewbank himself acknowledged
it.
The Senate Committee on Naval Affairs have
this day agreed that if Secretary Graham, has
made a verbal contract with Daken. Gilbert and
Secor to erect dry dock in California, the
agreement must be oonsummated. The House
Committee will report to the same effect on Tues
day next. The terms are one million four han
bred and fifty thousand dollars. Mr. Brooks OF
of ST. Louis has proposed to erect the dock for
sixty thousand dollars less but he refuses to
guarantee the Government against Draken x
Company patent right
Purchase of Bennett, the Fugitive slave.
PHILADELPHIA, Saturday, Jan. 25.
Bennett, the Fugitive Slave who was remand
ed to the custody Of his master, has been pur
chased for about $3.50, and set at liberty.
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Purcbnse of bennett, the Fugitive slave.

FHILADELFHIA,
Bennett the Fugitive Slave, who was remand
ed to the custody Of his master, has been pur-
chased for about $3.50, and set at liberty.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-06-04

win as anaesof and collecloROf Yazoo ctr
OlleF for sale en lhc Soth dsy Of Jhns 1881
Id front of the " . ONCE la Kazoo city,
the following described pFopcfty for taxes Que
the corporation 81. Yszoo city for tie year
1e5O-tp;wit, lois no. 4I6 taxes 81 Z cents
sii cts, s6e toxss si{ cis, ass ,sxeS 81 s s7i.
tdxes. 8 cte, 100 taxes 31 IA cts, assessed 10
@, D. Boyd, lo' 342 taxes 81 SO assessed TO E.
Brown, lots no. 317, taxes 90; ! 2 taxes 81;
8 taxes 80; 16 taxes 81; 162 taxes 50; 457
UxeS 90, 45e taxes $2;Lotno. 292 taxes 81 80
assessed to Knott, lot no. 1s in Pugh's square
taxes 81 assessed TO Mo; decai Lewis: lots
26l tOxes5O cts; S5 taxes rs cts; lO1 taxes 75
cents; lot no; 334 taxes 81; S35 taxes 81 as
sesses to E. J. Roysssr, lct no. SO taxes SO;
400 taxes 4 90; Is Pughes square; taxes 81
80 assessed to G, l.. Stevens. III. HAYNAN
April 26th 81. Assessor and Collector oi
Taxes for Yazoo city.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-06-04
Nashville Engine and nla-
chine Works.

TNFE Nashville Manufacturing Company
Il having commenced operations under the
supcrintendence of William r. Eichbaum,
(late of Pittsburgh is now prepared to enter
into contracts for building on large scale,
and promptly:
tionery Engtacs; Fi,e Engines and Pumps Of
all kiinas; iIudrautic ali cfher Po'cer Presses;
Mil Wheels, Gearing aad Say ing; : IT0" ana
Wood Planning Machines, Turning Lds'c'-es ana o
every rariety Of heGry Machinery.
The Company, having engaged the services
Of Mr.. George Armstrong, Qate of West
Point Foundry aud the Mount Savage Iron
Works,) gentleman of great experience in
the planning and construction of furnaces,
Foundries, Forges 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 o.
Which can be furnished. And having also in
its employment competent Founders, it is pre-
pared 10 execute promptly, Castings of any de
scription wanted.
It being the intention Of the Company not
only to execute in the very best manner, all
work con6ded to it--but also to do it at as low
prices as works Of similar character can be
done elsewhere, it solicits a portion Of the pub
lie patronage. .ona ~
Business communications may be addressed
to SAM. d. MORGAN, Pres't.
Nashville Manufac, uring Company.
| Feb, %, l65IL3t aH e7Ta naIrg 4
| Orders left with Allen g. Barksdale
Agent, will receive prompt attention.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-06-04

-TO all persons interested in the lands. ten,
emsnts. and hereditaments Of which Jamef
Friley was seized at any time during his MAJ
fl6ge with the undersigned. d yt SIS
HTNake notice that Ishall as widow6S reliGl Of
u james Friley, deed, petition the court q
Probate Of this county Gt the next April teri
.h6reOf, for dover In the following landS o.
which James Ffil0y died seized, to-Rit-lots:
and a Of section 90, the east half of north weF
quarter, and the north east quarter Of section.
l9. The east half of soutL west quarter, anr
the south east quarter dissection Is in town.
ship Ia Of range 2 Wosts 9tla7n haa ss,fsa.T
skIareh a0thT 1851 SARAH FRILEY,
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-06-04

We arc authorised 10 announce AN DREW
WALLACE, as a candidate for County TreRsu.
ror At the ensuing November election.
w. ,T. authorised 10 announces ROBERT
sTEPHENS, asa candidate for the Office of
Countv TreSsdrer, at the ensuing November
election
We are authorised to announce J. b. DEA-
SON. as a candidate for County Treasurer, at
the ensuing November electiOns 7- -e 9a
We are authorised to announce JOHN H.
3 RVANS, az a candid6te for county Treasurer
Election Onathe LIST Monday OF N0Vem0sF
next. r.r-#... yors2vr..
We are authorized TO announce JOIN D.
HUNTER Os candidate Tor County Ireasur-
sr at the ensuing November election 81
We are authorised to announce r. M
WINN asa candidate for county treasurer
at the next Novembet election.
We nreare authorized TO announce GEO. b
' WILKINSON for Probate Judge OF YazoC
county at the ensuing election
Wears authorized to announce JAMES n
RFT.I.. az a candidate for reelection to the
~sEce Of Probate clerk Of YRzoo county, a
the next November election.
We arc authorized to announce N. P
- COOK AZ candidate for the Office OF Probate
clerk, at the ensuing November election
We are authorised to announce GlBSol
BARNES, as a candidate for reelection to tn
office Of Circuit Court Clerk, at the Novcmbe
election. .g -r.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-06-04
Fnr rIOuisyiIIc Ky. Direct.
The State Of Mississippi !
YasOO County:


YasOO County:
Probate Court, February Term 1851:
To all persons Interested in the lands tcne'
!snis hereditumentS dc of Charles VI Hender
On deceased: LA. E.
TTOU are hereby cited to be and aP pear be-
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
be made for the sale of the following descri-
bed lands living and being in the county atore-
said to wit-one half interest in the following
lands W !, vi Of e 4 &w offs e Of section
80 and NV Of 81 town l3 range l-west.
sw 4orsw Ofsw 8 of sc W / Of
sw ard W I Of section 10; n and
Off Of section 80, town ii range l west
lots 3 and 8 Of section n, lot OF section -,
lot 3 Of section "a, town l3 range west'
Of / Of section IA, town IL range west;
lot number lS in Benton. 80
lne-third interest In the following descrl-
bed lands:-w Of ! Of section 20 town
l3 range west, W ! Ofn and 9 OF
OF section g, n C ! Of 4 OF section ii town
~ range 2 east, n Of W Of section
townl2 range / east, / Of n " / Of section
"a own II range west J Of W and
! ois / Of sec rs tOwn9 range west n oi
ne OF section % town IL range east
ofsec 90 and s v / Of sw Of sec q
Town Is range enst, lots 354 and 3o9 in Ya'
TOO city, and Of lot Al in Benton. :.
Whole interest in the following described
Iands:-w Z offs W 4 Of section l3i Of
vi Of section IA, sw ofhw Of section q
town 10 range 3 west, W Of g OF section
-, ! of dissection 33 town IL range
west; east ] Of NV 1 and " Of " ofsec'
'tion 26 town IS range east, W OF NV o
section town l2 range east, an undivide!!
'-moioty of % acres Of land lying IN the noru
end ofe Of . 1 ofsectiOn % town ~ rang
west bounded on the south by the road lead
ing from Yszoo city, 70 Benton the 2 and-e
pW and w Of n, e Of section town 1
range 2 west & an undivided ] interest IN th'
. 5e3ofsw4 and ! Of sc / OF section 6a1 Z
town l2 range 2 west, also lot num6er III !
lYuzoo city; and further TO do and sniieE Snei
things al shall be considered and ordered 3.
oar court In the premises f L is further order
o. that this citation be published ~ tne : IA
So0Dem0crdt'' for the space Of0 week. 70 81.
(N~s1 Witness the Hon. @. b Wilkinson
(L.S. Judge Of the PROBATE Court OF Xazo'
tg,-G1 y County and seal ofSaid C0urtsl shar
Issued {, Sd'dSy Of hnareh'A D 1851 SOC
.--.... -, be-. JAMES H. BELL. elk.
a-Yar0o City March 'slls5l-amI q q Iis Z
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-06-04
La.Wl q otic q.

N JONES, having removed to Yazoo city,
IIwil practice Law in the counties com po-
sing the 9th Judicial circuit, the Probate court
of Y Yozoo county, the superior court Of Chan
Gerry and High Court ofErrOrs and Appeals al
Jackson;
His Office is with Drs. Kidd and james on
Main Street near the Bank. s
Yazoo City January 22d 1851.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-06-04
YAzoo CrrY, April 2eth 1851.
TO THE PUBLIC ~

GRATEFUL to those who have elevated me
NNto the office Of county Police, trust they
will excuse my resignation, which comes unac
compahied by my reasons which are Of a
PRIVATE character entirely.
FellOw-oitizens: my gratitude to you is buri-
ed deep within my heart. YouIs &c.
BENZ. R. HOLMES.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-06-04

ST. LOUIS, February 6, 1851.
Msssrr. R c Clark d Co.
1t gives ME much pleasure to inform you
that, having carefully tried your White Lead
in several different ways, fiud it equal III
body aad whiteness aud quality generally tc
apv article manufactured in the west; you are
at liberty to use this as Recommendation 1t i
will be Of any bensfitto you.
an, with much respect, yours dc
CHARLES r WILGUS,
Yazoo Oily March, 6-ls5l-2n.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-06-04
T6 fhc adfos..

lust FeCeivedla q great Tatisty Of SUNNI !
81 and dress goods, bOnnets, ribbona etc. q
ladies are very respectfully Teqpaeted TO CT
and examine before Purchasing slsewhero.
April llth 1871 ,sstHa .JIsV CALDWELL.
a5il 4s9ee9h 8FoaR ss.I a. aaSago9es fa8rlTag .
h a3Si fihs JOB s
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-06-04
Notice.
.e " . TIC
Ehs STATE Of Mlsssssippi I
- Ynznn Goa.alfa.

SSS SSs~0S Z q.
snuaa Yas0o COst1aty
Probate Court, YazoO ceunty, February
Term 1851 -.
To ali persons interested In ihs lands tene.
ments and hsrsditaments of yahE WillisOn dos
ceased. asa. er sr5s sar 60 - =
UOU- are hereby cited 70 be aud appear be.
Il fore the Probate court Of Kazoo county qI
the courthouse thereof on the 4th Monday Ia
April next then and there to answer The peti-
ton Of E G wilkinson administrator de 6oii6
non ofthO. estate 6f laid d6cedeAt for sale of
said lands teneEnenta aid haFsditGnan i b dasefi.
bed in Oaid petition as west half df section 5
in Z II range VESTS " quarter ct Seetioh
81 10 T rs OfVangs west and n Q dGAttef, Of
sectioa in town IL range west,lyiIgsa be.
ing and situate in said county Of Y6sC6 for Il I
ba1ment Of the debts Of said inteState his per.
5Onal estate being represented lpsufieient and
to show cause ifGny yod1csH why % much Of
said lands tenemeU(b s65 fIefS SditanenIo ghcbId
nh bq sold as VIII b suf6eient % pay ,ts real.
due 81 die dsbtS 5f Said. deeedeht ani further
TO do and sufisT such things &c Ghali Be eonaid.
cred and ordstSa e ,hs premises b ds court
aforesaid. -
citation bs made in tie XazOt Democrat" for
8 weeks sVecee<lYsly. - x,...ra...a.~y
C-l Witness the Hen Geo ksilkinSou
3L s Judge ofthe Prebsts eeuTt a { "a.
roo comfy tlle ID llssnaag IN y kobsu
49, agy 81. enc he soe d eIaal1 eauTe
IsSuss - q ~ ge ..1el 81 s.
- Gsk.
49, - 1a s4fan
~ A4-.5 Z 77-T--s7
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-06-04
A CARD.
WILLIAM BATTAILE.

WILLIAM BATTAILB.
HAVING resumed the practice fths Law,
H offers hisProfessional service to the pub
lie. He will practice in the Circuit and Pro-
bate Court Of YazCO County, the Superior
Court ofChancerY, and High Court of Errors
and Appeals, at Jackson. Once at Yazoo City
adjoining that Ofthe Messrs. Nye.
YazOe City July II, ls5O-45-tf.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-06-04
NcW Drug aua Nook stOres
T ho MP 8 on Ss'ttC otssa

VET HOLESAI.E and Retail Druggists next
w door 70 Winn's Hotel, Maln, 81. Yazoc
City, are receiving a large supply Of fresh
Drugs medicines chemical paints, Oils, Dye
stuff, Glassware, perfumery, soaps, Books, sta
tionery 8c-, ell of which they. otter at 'unusu-
nlly lowlPriccs, Merchants, physicians, PLAN
ters and others will find it 10 their Interest to
give us call. eb efsa o E
) N, B. A large supply Of garden seed ,fOr
sale. 'A' ..ii l"i eH1"}3''tf ss1 12F4 3i-
Yazoo City january 90, lO5l--,f 'Te
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-06-04
shropshire s Massev,

'"AVE opened (since the hre) in the brick
A1house. opposite " H vbsOn's Hptel," where
thoy woGldrbe pleased to see their old custom
ers, and friends,
They have an excellent stock of Goods, beth
for ladies and gentleElen's use, and many Of
which will be sold at prime cost for cash; being
little soiled by handling them rather hastily
on the night Ofthc fire, but not the least dam
aged. .t4 ,..-.......f ,..r--r
They have Just received per Steamers, ''W
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 ut the loves
cash prices.
Main street, Yazoo city, Dec. 1s. 1s5O-ly
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-06-04
81 = s::s::: s.:::: 5: :!:s.:: :::.::. &


~. i. 64aCRmS0 q Co.
SINCE the late FIRE in YazOOcity, have open
0ed new livery stable and Trading house
a ew doors below Winn's Hotel and opposite
P. O'Donnell'g, c. T. Mann's and ]. ]. FOuchsO
on Main Street, YazoO city, where they are
prepared as heretofore to accommodate traVS
ellers and traders.
They are also prepared to buy and sell ne
groes, stock and property of all Kind at ouction
or private sale on commission or otherwise.
We have stock, negroes, buggieS 3rc. 3rc.
for sale and will continue tod0al in them for
0thers and on our own account
We offer our services on liberal terms 10
our friends and the public generally and gar.
entee geReralsatisfaciion Regards fare and
prices, see Onr sign A Red Flag, before onr
Door. c. ]. RLACKMAN. & co.
On Main ST. YOzOo City. Jan-l-ls5l.H
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-06-04
NEW GOODS

TUST received from New Youk, . splen-
- did assortment Of Dress Goods, consisting
Of Embroidered Grenadines, Barages, Brinted
Lawns. JacOnets, PoPlin. Also 4 fine assort.
msnt of embroidered elk shawIs, lace mantil.
las Of very rich patterns. Rich worked mus
lin collars, cuffs and andersleeTes; Staple
Dry Goods Of every kind, Ginghams, Calicoes,
Cottonades, Chambrays, DOmestics. Table lin.
ems, curtain goods, tswcling. and great va
riety ofhouse keeping articles. A fine as
'ortment Of summer clothing, hate roots and
shoes. f-r7rw ~~-rFs J. HEARD.
April ID 1851, - -
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-06-04

~ Two Of the Ssst stock stall
fEF231k lions that has ever been d
AHD9 offered TO the citizens of0-O9
N.Neas4k Mississippi. T-----7
One thoroughbred Kentucky stdlliOn, clear
of defect or blemish, perfect in all respects.
A be'utiful bay. black legs, maiu and tail,
forsale or to let out to the right kind Of men
ON SHARES. tfHE -,
Also large Canadian sta lion, PAGES finely
under the saddle and performs well In harness
A beautiful black.
These horses excelloncy consists in their
great durability and Spsed under the saddle
and in harness.
They are for sale or to let out to some men
of the right kiud, to make season on shares,
apply to c. J. BLACKMAN q co.
April I'd ls5l-H
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-06-04
CHEAP.

/ -A The splendid and fast fdnning
II 80 = passenger steamer; TUSCUM-
AG:=171vBlA--Capt, JOHNSON, continues
to make her regular trips from N. Orleans to
Ya4Oo city, Leflore and ell intermediate land
The Tusounbia arrives ii YazOO City. eve.
nv Tuesday evening alternately; !; and leaves foE
New OrleaSs the following Monday. Fol-
freight Of passagSh ha9iug qnaurPassed SeeOG'
modations, apply on beard.
Feb. .20th ls51-tf sc
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-06-04

II ETTERS testamentnry upon the last viii
\ Land testament of BENJAMIN Lewis, decd
having been granted the undersigned by the
Probate court of Yuzoo county at the May
Term Tor the year 1851, all persons indeot9o
10 said testator will make immediate pay
mcnt to tho subscriber, md all persons having
claims against said dccedcnt are requested y
present them duly authenticated for Payneu.,
i,i,bin the time prescribed by law or this
JOHN JOHNSON, Ex'r,
Yaz,o city May 9th l55l.-6S
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-06-04

FahmCstOClI's Veimffuge. 2
70 Gro5SB. A Fahpsttoek's VeFmifues for
Dee by tg 4 : THOMPSON e co.
o4-0i .Y
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-06-04
NOlics.

est Of f%TT'j3lg9Sd 3 B having BouFAt .l,t.,.
.eknowIodgc b bI, "5.sler Tegs i.a9. .1sss: =
patronage % n. .tosI IntisGsDee of d. iuSIi:
dry goods will eontIEaS 0.Gck Sf fesey aud stHpiS
asrsgards variet1 SOI9ue unrivai.d in thi. aitS
'x'sRt and ebeapnos,".
Y'1'o city, '.ntnrs ls.L I; i:s,::.Gi5E y: Ellis
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-06-04
ST4TE TICKET.
1851. IN 3 IL
For Governor.
GEMS JOHN A. QUITMAN.

HoR CHANCELLOR OF STATE.
AA- We are authorized. 70 announce John
2uiOn a. a sandidpte at The ensuing election
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-06-04
YazOo Classical 6hOoL
YAZn0 CITY MISS

SCHOOL Of Classical and Mathematical
a instruction will be opened On Monday
the 9Th instant In the sans buildinding on JEFF
ferson street lately uaed BY Re-. W. T. Crane
as q place ofinstruction.
WAl. RICHARDS. erftstpu
5Ea. lst-te5- -w-st. .iea a.'s 5
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-06-04
NoTTcR.

GeaisA 49,. "O4!Ck
= Board 1BoIiI' ofRoiis. WI = y received ), .
meeting M On Monday . 9,5 ZOO Zoo County at del
road 5iGges across Short Is1Oa ts EFeotea
read leading iJng y Nj; A. Dyer "a Sss Sas onite
gss to 5. oy Judge DGbuosoDT''0 IS. .S e ths
i've year. fS8alsd Sin By the COntfacior ,o S5e
order Of the Beard ''' time Of cOmPiesioS -
YsaOo Ctv lanes II. Bell c,..
CAy April I6 1851 - Sik: 81
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-06-04
: .ADIlINIS - TJR.S NlCTTCE.

--ADIIINIS I'tAIOR'0 -I1g77IICE. Z
4 SsadminlstfhtOt Of tie estate e Nicholac
= 0'Rsilly guFViying mani Der ofthe Arm q
u. 3 + Orally 4 Co; = Wln present my, N.
ndal account with the estate ~ saia docs1 Y
the next April Term ef The Probate souYt &.
axoO county fog settlement and allowance,
5aa1 .ss 6. .10WlgA1l, fltSpr.s
! Y azoo City, Mar io5llse
ks sgf gfaB ssss8aa1 sHss
f.lasssN 81 y AEI1 .9e gE gse
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-06-04

TO PAINTERS AND DEALERS IN
WHITE LEAD LIMSEED AND CAS-
TOR OILS.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-06-04

R. Q. Clark, Diolsr.on !. Brent, rranei. l. Smith
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-06-04
EAW N0TrF


so Dozen granite dining. plo,e.. IS 7es7qEs
A2O H desarf 80 es-1A
4Olss common - re E
DiShoS and Pitchers,
Cream pots aud sugar boNlS,., s,... -,--+
Glass tumbleFs, and for sale low -
SHROPSHIRE, MASSEY. 4 p1GS
YazOO city, May 9TH 1851: -=tf i - 8
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-06-04
R. c. C LARK & co.
MANUFACTURERS OF
White Lead, IiNseed AND
CASTOR OILS,
Corner Of 18th and Austin Sts.
ST. LOUIS, NO.

erT- Office, at Counling-rOOm of DickersOn
4. Brent, No. IL, Locust Street.
The undersigned ma malufacturcrs Of White
Lead. Linseed and Castor Oils, in the city OF
81. Louis, having about two month since COM
pleted their establishment, are now prepared
to furnish Painters and dealers with suPe-
rier article of White Lead, etc., etc
Everv Painter in the city of St. Louis who
has vet tried our White Lead pronounces II
superior 10 any other manufactured IN the
West, as appears by their certificate publish
ed below. II. Y. CLARN' q ~
February 10th 1851
The undersigned, Painters in the city OF
St. louis. here certify that they have used
the Whits Lead manufactured by X. T.
Clark q. Co., of this city, and find it so far al
thew have yet tried it, to be very excellent
article, superior indeed to any other White
Lead manufactured in the west.
JOHN s. WATSON,
THoRTBURG,
M'vIcKER d HIsTED,
JANIS sPORE,
W A THORNBURC,
RICHARD 9 HILLMAN,
GORDON & WOOD,
w ETRIs,
n ENGLISH,
JAMES SCoLLAY,
MIDDLETON d TARLTON.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-06-04

We arc authorised 10 announce AN DREW
WALLACE, as a candidate for County Trensu-
70, Al the ensuing November election. g
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-06-04
Law E4RB:
8: g. WFiRha.

TIT 1r1.rJ,'sy at Eau. tasos Gig. 1Is.. -
LII practice in the eo,,-,. !, - SSH
Y.;oS, isa TIE Circuit Courts = HGsos' HoIs' :. =
GaS1rS SI[l9i.' Et.1la and Chests - -
--y ooaE' n oEEOlsOa. - - =. 70.
0oo -, 9UST 1, RfCETTED sa
- s." Salacine s-'sars-.5a s'f.- r
SO On Dra'chmes Sulph Morphino: z-a e~ssza
Acetate :. -''"7 as.ar a-.izs
TOT sale, lew by ,Aszz
wKolts.ts ,.s n. THOMPSON &c.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-03-08
NEW GOODS.

" THE undersigned beg leave to call the at
enton of the citizens of Columbus, and the adoln-
ing country to their stock Of
STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS.
comprising almost every article in that line.
SILKS. BAREGES. MUSLINS, LAWNS
Ginghams, Cacoes, I.aces and Edgings, and all the
new and fashionable styles OF Dress Goods:
Brown and BleaclI'd Cotton Goods Of every width
md quality; Cotlonades, Nankins, Cottoa and Linen
coatings, and goods for summer wear
Irish Linen. Table and Brown Linen napkins. Lin
IN Sheetings, s, 10 and l2qr. wide, Silk Wofsted
ind Cotton Hose and half Hose, Gloves Mitts Hand
serchefs, Crasats. Saspenders and articles for the
Toilet, in great variety Also, a large stock Of new
ind fashionable ready made Clothing, Cloths, Cassi-
neres, and vestngs, Boots and Shoes, Saddery Chr
ia, Glass, Stone, Wood, Silver, Britannia, and Hard
ware, Jewelry, Watches etc, etc
The above, with their full assortment Of goods for
plantation use, Blankets Terseys Linseys, Osnabnrgs
Wool liats &c, they Offer to all; more particularly
o those to whom they are nrderso many obligations
j or their liberal patronage for years past.
"A. SIMPSON u GO.
March 90, 1860. 3S:tf.