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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-26
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WING SAr1vscAzIoN MxxzIxo The Wings q
the city Of Riehmond win assemble ats o'clock on
csplsol eqaalS this evening for the purpose Of
rssilyins ,he 1&1du1oss noninationa Of Genera !
WINFIELD Seed for IL Prenidency and VIM. 4.
Graham Tor he vice Prssidssey.
Doo.nArIc REvoanEa.-A day or two since
an application was made to the Captain the night
watch by one Of the quiet peace loving citizens
of Richmond, of rather novel character. He
called upon the worthy captain to stop the barking
of sundry unmannerly and dissipated dogs, either
by catching or shooting them. Now, If our night
police intend Gaming all believing CANNES, or by
spriukline salt on their narratives catch and cage
them, we ferventy hope they viii not confne their
attentions alone to that class of clawfooted long
tongued animals. After arresting the rakish night
warblers of the valley and The several hils-inclu
ding, of course. the notable bands of yelping ours
that perambulate Capitol Square-let them make
descent upon the cats. To puss in her proper
place, sleeping costly by the warm FIRE side, or
watching Miss Mousy in her daily walks, we GER
tainly make no categorical objection. But to a
russ or pussies located beneath bedroom win.
dow at the midnight hour engaged in meps-ical
confabs and courtships. that ways break up in
general splitting and hair combing we are decided.
ly hostile. We are certainly no friend of the me'os
in that shape.
As, however, we believe the law grants all mus
tachioed, full Or hafgrown puppies the freedom OF
the city after 9 P. NJ, we recommend to our anti,
barking friend sure remedy for the evil of which
he complaints 1t is in the form of pilprescr ip.
t;op. half M nf r7onlded lead taken hetw the
eyes, between the hours of and IL P. NJ, is
most astonishing specific for the SHARKS" The
transmission of bulletin of that character recent
ly cured very sentimental tabby and amorou
tommy OF our acquaintance, both of loquacity and
pugnacity trial of this medicine will either
skill or cure
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49, est market prices will be given in cash
for Bounty Land Warrants of 40, 80, or 100 acres.
JOHN X. MARTIN, Pension Agent

Omce NO Law buildings, RICHMOND, va
NOte.-All Revolutionary claims, PENSIONS,
three months extra pay. Bounty Lands, and all
claims arising out ofthe War of 1912, the Next
can War, will be prosecuted with diligence. have
a full list of the Revolutionary Officers and Soldiers
in the Continental and State services, in my office
je ll-3m* X. M.
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LANDER TBS OFFICE.
18th Street. under Exchange Haf,..

Drawn Nos Kentucky Glass l46, June "a.
81 II 81 81 90 10 ~ 50 70 7l8 zol
Halt Nos, 10 81 70, prize sold by
LAMBERT.
Drawn Nos. Delaware Elk. Glass s3 June "a.
10 40 72 "a l6 So 90 SO 81 IL 81
For T0.Day.-The Delaware State Lottery
Capitals: S65,500, 26,567, 10000, IA 500, 100 Of
1000 &c. IS numbers. IA drawn. Ticekts $40.
Ey Also One Dollar Lottery. %
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NEAT PREsENr.-We return our thanks TO r.
L. Hickson, 2ls, for beautiful China Inkstand. =
We take this occasion to call attention to his ad-
vertisement, which the reader viii see in this
days paper. He has very handsome assortment
of China ware
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- For all hardened Jumps, gals, stiff com
plant distemper, sore eyes blindness iatulent co
he, sweeny &c in horses, II G. Farrelrs Arabian
Linment has acquired reputation that no meoi
cine of the kind has enjoyed; and is equally efic
cious foEAry sipeas, coughs and colds salt rheum,
blans, &C., in man. je l9-6t
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T Highly important to the Public
Low Rent and Low Prices.-The subscriber
notifies the public that he has opened Jewelry
Mandatory at No. ITO Main street. up stairs, Rich
good assortment of tools, together with his own
ability to manufacture any article of Jewelry in
superior manner, he is prepared to make or re-
pair all kinds of Jewelry at the lowest manufactur.
ers prices full 25 per cent cheaper than any store in
the city. Diamonds, Pearls. and other precious
stones setin any style. Canes mounted in gold or
silver Medals for societies, Large Seal Rings for
likenesses made in the best workmanlike manner.
The subscriber having come from the north, is pre-
pared to make work after the northern fashion and
warranted to give entire satisfaction. Those who
wish to save money Wilde well to give him call
Dontforget the place No. ITO Main street up stairs
s. P MOUNTAIN,
Diamond Setter and Manufacturing Jeweller
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GREGORY s. BIAURl.
accessors 70 !. w. Maury q Co.. ua...

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gers
Office, No. 81. Main Street.
d. avn Nos Delaware Lottery, Class "a rx.-.
June "a :
10 48 60 70 "a l6 IS f9 So 81 II 81
Brilliant Scheme To- eer
500, $500. co. COO 500, 100 prizes Of laof l -
500, 100 of 300, l6I of $780, &c Is nuruae ~ ~
drawn. Tickets S20-shares in proportion. =
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- HALVES r.. SUTTON. NOTARY
D>SA PUBLIC Particular attention paid to
writing DEEDS and other legal instruments OF.
fee in the Law Building, Richmond, Va my
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II Competition Ii the Life of Trade -
The real Northern prices are at MoULSON'5 GAL
LERY, Ito Main street. where, to the astonishment
OF my customers and the public, take my beaut-
u style of Daguerreotypes, for dollar only and
warrant entire satisfaction or no sale.
The public should further understand for their
own interest the reason why am enabled to take
pictures so cheap, is owing to my new and great
discovery. just patented, Sept I'd, 1851, by which
take pictures in any style, unsurpassed in the
world. have, also, for the choice of our custo
mers, the French Ivory, Pearl or Bronze back
grounds, which are unequaled in the country; and
my charge for any of them is only 81.
Don't forget satisfaction warranted or no sale,
at MOULSONS
Patent Process Daguerrcotype Gallery, No ITO
Main st, LIST door above Mitchell g. Tyler's Jew
elry Store. je25
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cry and Glass Ware, with a splendid collection of
Bohemian Cut Glass Toilette B tiles great varie.
ty of elegant Cups and Ssucers, some Of them rich.
Iy gilt and decorated.
Also, Refrieerators, Water Coolers. Window
Shades, Trays. Walters Knives, Forks, &c, &c
1900 doz Tumbers. of various sizes and patterns.
This extensive assortment of Goods having been
purchased under the personal inspection of the pro.
prietor, at very low prices. he is determined to
sell accordingly. call is respectfully solicited.
lie Gets R. L HICKSON
NOTICE.-Tnose who desire to buy Cigars
IN Snuff Tobacco &c, at wholesale and re
tail, would be recommended to as large and desir.
able stock as can be found in the market and At
such prices will offer great inducements to those
who desire to buy good article. From his long
ex perience in the business he il prepared to sup
plythe trade upon enable terms as any house
in the city. or liberal discount to cash Dealers
JAS. A. HARRINGTON, Tobacconists,
je 26-lt* 1e4 Main, corner 10Th street
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Ia LIVER PIIIS.-PREpARED FROl

Eh flLLSs-FhEfAhEU fhOm
THE MASS OBTAINED AT THE ROCKBRIDGE
VA) ALUM SPRiNGS.-The. e Pills are Diuretic,
Cathartc, Tonic and Alternative in their effects up
on the system They excite the action OF the Liver
in many cases in which Calomel would have no eff
fect They are also peculiarly efficacious la Fe-
male Diseases.
The wonderful success which has attended the
use OF the Rockbridge Alum Water aud Pills for
many years in great variety of diseases has &C !.
CURED for it celebrity rarely IL ever .quslea, and
Is steadily increasing The most eminent Chemists
OF the day have examined the Water and Pills. and
found il possessed extraordinary Medicinal prouer
ties 1t has been declared by the best authorities
to be cure for every form Of Scrofula, Chronic
Liver Diseases. all Chronic Diseases of the Stomach
and Bowels, Dyspepsia, Chronic Diseases of the
Eyes, Mercu-ial Affections, and particularly edapt.
ed to cases OF Passive Uterine Hemorrhage, COM
plicated with arrangement OF the Liver and Sto.s
mach. and many other disorders arising from Inn
purity of the blood.
For sale by Druggists and country merchants
generally throughout the United States.
Price Oh per vial, or % per dozen.
Druggists and others wishing to purchase Ia
large quantities. became Agents for the sale Of the
above celebrated Liver Pills. win please address
BoOTH ANDERSON 4 CHRISTIAN,
Alum Springs, Rockhridee CO., Va, or
JOHN H sEAYRES,
JET Columbian Hotel, Richmond We.
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EAGLE INFANTRY, ATTENTIONS!
Z Parade in front of the City Hall on MONDAY
ID ntxt, 28h instant, at half past oclock, P NJ, in
M full summer uniform. Arms and accoutre-
~ ments in order for inspection
By order of the First Lieutenant commanding
JNO. C.. POWELL, JR.,
je 20 Summons Officer.
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- GROUPS. GROUPs. FAMILY

GROUPS, &C.-Groups of schools. clubs,
parties of friends, dc, &c, of any number from
one to one bundred; taken upon plates of all
sizes, varying from q by 34, to by inches -
nity, as it IS rare one seldom offered, having pc.
culiar facilities, affords peculiar ir ducement 10
families. schools, clubs, &c. Call and examine spe-
cimens. NJ. P. SIMONS,
II ISL Eagle Square.
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GO E0 KEWARD.-LOST en- the 9Th of
p %ecO the present month. on the Fredericks-
burg Road, large Cane, with very large gold
head, with the following engraved on it: E. Curel
and w. Head to P. A. Lawson Savannah, Ga The
nder will receive the above reward by leaving the
same at this office. lie 26-3t*
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transient vi>ifo rs.-If you wish 70 have your
hair cut and dressed in the most fashionable and
tasteful Style and your whskers chan ged to beau
tiu black or brown color, please call ct the Amer.
lean Hair Cutting, Shaving, shampooning and
Bathing Saloon, under the American Hotel base
ment.
N B. Hot, Cold and Shower Baths at all hours.
Single bath Is CENTS or tickets for 81. American
Hotel entrance on 18th street. go
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WANTED TO SELL, a complete Ia.
W guerreotpye Apparatus and full assert.
ment OF stock show frames, plates chemicals, &c.
1t viii be sold on credit to suit the purchase
Also vacant lots of Ground in Butchertown.
! also wish TO hire white Female to cook and
wash for small family. Apply TO
LOUIS J. BoSSiEUx
je 26-3ts No LOT Main street,
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E 49, AUCTION NOTICE.-This morn
49, ing, at 10 O'clock in the rear of my Auc-
ton House. on 10Th street, will be sold, several
good Horses, both Saddle and Harnesses, Wagons
Cart, Dray, and several good Mules.
je 90 GEO. j SUMNER, Auct.
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Az WET NURSE One who can
w come well recommended viii hear OF a God
situation BY applying 10
VIM H. WOODWARD.
On Sd, between Broad and Marshall streets.
i.9 st<
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A TTENTION!-C

2ls BROAD ST. CHINA.
c r o CKERY, GLASS WARE.
&C-The subscriber is now epen
ing an extensive assortment of
French a,a1 Enrl;aL rh;~ -,
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WANTED.-Bya gentiemaa not residing in
w Richmond, Sloan of from 81 600 to So. 600
secured by lien on Real Estate either in or out of
tue city. Interest will be paid mi.annualy or
quarterly, as may be preferred Address Box 63..
at the Post Office ie o6-dovs
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D1CkED UP, yesterday morning near the
Second Market. by colored man, a pair Of
Gold Spectacles, which the owner can get by
paying for this advertisement and describing the
same. Apply to the Clerk of the Market.
je 26--lt* j. B VALENTINE
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COO REWARD.-The above reward will be
W ~ paid for the apprehension, with the evil
dence necessary to convict the thief who ,e from
Ragands new buildings, corner of Franklin and
9Th streets yesterday friday morning, casks of
LINE, branded: 8. Laird. Unslacked No Lime
ie "a WARNER IL GQDDIN
The Yazoo Democrat., 1852-12-22

/ TEEHE above reward will be paid % the per-
! n son who slall inform The undersigned ol
the name of any one who has, or may hereafter
cut, break, or in any manner tear down or fno-
/ lest the National Telegraph Line, running
from New ORLEANS TO Louisville, viz Vickg-
! burg, Yazoo City, Lexington, Currolhon and
Grenaca tc Nashville Tenn liz violation Of
the act Of the Legislature Of the State of Mis-
sissippi, made and provided for the rrofectior
and security of the same, us soon as such OIL
fender shall have been fou "a guilty BY q Court
Of Justice and sentence passed by the same
The undersigned, agent of said Line, u fll u7e
every effort to bring the offender to justice as
soon as the name Of the person so offending
shall be known.
The above reward has been offered in con-
sideTation Of the frequen; outrages that have
been committed upon said Line, between ne
towns Of Yazoo City and Lexington, during the
present season.
An appeal is hereby made to Che Stockbold-
ers of said Line, and all good citizens to assist
in the protection and punishment ofoll persons
disturbing the same. J. D. REID,
General Superintendent
Yazoo City, December y, 1852
The Yazoo Democrat., 1852-12-22

old Uncle Willis Martin, whp wash mighty good
kind Of man, and great hnd 10 be pions, be-
leeve in meetins, and sich ike. As soon as I'M
-cle-Willis cum up, says he, Daniel Dubbs and
Tom Sheppard, command peace you hain't
gwine to fergit that this is the Lords day, and
make rail heathens of yourselves by breakin' his
commandment, hope" And jist sich another
scodn' as he give us. was distressin' to sinners.
He argufed the pint SO clear, and brung in so
much scriptur, that Tom and me begin to feel
meener an sheep-killin' dogs At last, Tom he
couldn't stand It no longer. and boohooed rite
out. He went up to Unce Willis and wanted
10 hug him, swearin' nobody should never ketch
him in jist sich another trick. He went rite
strait and iined the church, and, on account Of
his feelin' prayers and good conduct was soon
permoted to class leader.
felt chuck full, too, but didn't say notliin',
till at last, kinder lookin' up and seein the old
man look so awful sorry, couldn't help speakin'
l"Uncle Willis" sez |, 1--WE haint been doin'
azactly rite, that's fact,p but sez ], 'will you
make bargin with me ?" "Well Dannel,7 sez
he "what's that?" ''Let me play you one more
toon, sez |. and promise never to play no more.
So he got off his hoss to listen, and this is whai
| played him,
When can read my title clear,
To mansions in the skies,
I'll bid farewell to everi fear,
And wipe my weeping eyes.
/ jest spread myself. and if erer that old gourd
did make music, guess she sung it out then.
Byne by, the big teers begin to steel down the
old mans face and when | seed that quit.
Uncle Willis cotch me by the hand and shaked
it, sayin'. that'll do, Dannel, thatll do swap
ped my fiddle to Bill Skinner for powder-horn
and two cord of tan bark, and haint played none
sence.
/ would keep writin', Mr.. Printer, but my
quill is wore OUT and the geese is outin the pas
ter. The old 'oman, Nancy, and myself, all send
our compliments. a#
Yours, at sarvice,
DANNEL DUBBS.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1852-12-22
Address of NIcAfec nnd IInsseY.

We have real, with much pleasure, the
Address Of Hons. McAfee and Hussey to
their Union Democratic colleagues OF the
Legislature. The Address breathes spr-
it with which all true Democrats must be
pleased, and is very opportune at this par
ticnlar iuncture. The Wings are orgalli
zing their forces, with the hope that the dis
sension that heretofore existed in ourranks,
will enable them TO achieve a victory at
the next State elections, and it behooyes
every member of our party to act in accor-
dance with the spirit manifested by this
address. 1t will soon be time for us to hold
a Convention to no inmate suitable candi-
dates for State officers, and we should &c
into that Convention entirely free from i'll
feeling towards those of our party, who dif.
fered with US in the canvass of 81. There
should be no opposition raised TO any Dem
ocrat, because he belonged to the Union
organization OF last year, nor should Union
Democrats object TO those who belonged tc
the Southern Rights party. But u'e should
meet in Convention in spirit of harmony
and fraternal feeling, and make our nomi
nations. We have no fears that this viii
not be the case. The Presidential canvass
has wiped away all distinction betwee1
Democrats, and our next State Convention
will have no difficulty in making a ticket
that will be heartily supported and trium-
phanlly elected by the party. We will
probably publish the address above alluded
to, next week.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1852-12-22
HOWE.

Homes not merely four square walls,
Though with pictures hung and gilded;
Home is where affection calls,
Filled with shrines the heart has builded /;
Home l-go watch the faithful dove
Sailing near the heavens. above US
Home is where there's one to love,
Home is where there's one to love us.
Homes not only roof and room;
It needs something to endear it
Home is where the heart can bloom,
Where there's some kind lip to cheer it,
What is home with none to meet
None to welcome, none to greet usl
Home is sweet, and only sweet,
Where there's one we love to meet us!
The Yazoo Democrat., 1852-12-22

0y- Politics at this time are generally very
uninteresting to our readers, and therefore we
shall avoid as far as possible, all political dis
cussion for time 1t is an old and true max
i'm, that one extreme follows another ms Is
one OF natures regulations, and it extends to the
human mind as well as other things. After a
heat of excitement, the mind inclines to unusu-
al calmness. So after political fight, for
months the mind that has not become debased
from love Of quarrel and contention, must feel
willing 10 let the subject lie in peace until ne
cessity shall call it forth, which will be soon
enough.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1852-12-22
Executors sale.

RY virtue ofan order Of the HoDoTable Pro-
- bate Court Of Yazoo County, State of mis-
sissippf made al the January Term thereof A. ID.
1852, the undersigned Executor ana Execu-
trix of the last will and testament of Thomas
Sibley deceased, will on the Saturday the 22nd
day of January next, within the hours pre-
scribed law, proceed to sell at the Court House
door of said county, and at public auction tofbe
highest bidder, on credit of twelve months
from the day of sale, the following described
lands, viz: The northeast quarter Of south
east quarter, and east half Of Southwest onar-
ter and west half Of southeast quarter of SEE
ton 30, Township 10, Range west, said lands
situate, lying and being ia said coantv.
The purchaser or purchasers Of the above
described land, will be required to aive bond
or bonds with good and sufficient securitv for
the payment OF the sum or sums of money for
which said lands may be sold, in twelve months
from the day of sale.
TERENCE TRATNOR: Fxuf'r.
ANNA NJ. TRAINOR, Fsut4,.
December %, 1S52-7-5t
The Yazoo Democrat., 1852-12-22
TIE LEGR APH u
TO THE
YAZOO DEMOCRAT.
(BY THE NATIONAL IINE.)

go LOUISVILLE Dec. l8.
A fire last night destroyed II bri elk hou-
ses, corner of Third and Water Streets
The buildings belonged 10 Sam'l. K Page,
insurance only $7,000--.oss $4,000.
Steamboats, up to-day,--Go'den Gate &
Hungarian--down Fashion; St. Clair
Fanny Smith, and Duchess.
River rising. eight feet six inches water
in the Canal, weather cool and cloudy.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1852-12-22

0Cs- The whig papers-like sore headed Bears
determined TO grorl at something, are brawling
about the thousands of individuals that they say
are 'dogging'' Gen. Pierce from city to city, and
from house to house, for Office.
Such slang is unworthy the notice Of any lover
of truth and justice, or even common sense
further, than to say that we despise the niggard-
ly attemptsat fault finding.
When there are really grounds for criticizing
we like to see it done, if in proper spirit.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1852-12-22

C. Those who have s'forked over their sub
scriptions since we made our little appeal, will
please accept our thanks for their prompt pay
ment The rest, we have no doubt will give
us no reasons for complaint. We need much
more money than we have got, but our patrons
will doubtless send in their mite, which put to-
gether, will very much relieve us.
n. B.-Send by mail at our risk.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1852-12-22

an and after the 1st day Of January next,
~ you are respectfully reques' ed not TO fur
nish the Lintonia Plantation with supplies of
any description the manager having no au-
thorty from me TO contract debts, to sell or give
ANYTHING off the place JOHN WILLIS.
Yazoo City, Dec %, 1852 I'm.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1852-12-22

To EDIToRs.-A journeyman printer, named
Joseph Stevens, of Fort Wayne, Indiana, left
home in 1874, and was last heard of in l947.
His parents are in great distress on his account,
and will be thankful to any one who will give
them any information of him. Address Mr. D.
Stevens, Fort Wayne, Indiana.
Editors everywhere, please copy.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1852-12-22

0TThe steamer Glendy Burke is regular
packet between yicksburg and New Orleans.
She leaves the former place every Tuesday even
ing, and the latter every Saturday.
The GIendy Burke is an excellent boat, and
carries as accommodating officers as we wish to
travel with. We are much obliged to Mr. Lind
sey, the Clerk, for late New Orleans papers.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1852-12-22

c. What "a beautiful picture is the follow
ing. All, it would make one almost throw away
even the pen, and hurry home to his wife-if
he has one. What shall repay the loss Of such
a welcome as this to the bachelor Not even
the luxuries of negative cares-not the silent
hours of study--not the independence asa man.
corner of the heart, all welcomes are indeed
cold
The Yazoo Democrat., 1852-12-22

O~g In another column will be seen the card
OF w H. Stevens, Clothing Merchant, Vicks-
burg. Mr. Stevens keeps fine assortment OF
clothing of every description, and his prices are
favorable. Persons going to Vicksbug will dc
well to give that house call. Mr.. S. is very
agreeable gentleman to deal with
The Yazoo Democrat., 1852-12-22

C. 4 northern darkey says '.dey isn't gwine
to cotch him away down South, for dey makes
poor nigga work twenty-five hours ebery day r
How when there IS only twenty flour in d day.
''VVhy dey makes him get up in de mornin' an
hour before day, and dat makes twenty-fivel' p
The Yazoo Democrat., 1852-12-22

&C. Considering Judge Paines decision in
Z tine Lennon Slave Case unjust. the citizens oi
New York raised and paid Mr. LENNON ovel
5000, as indemnity for his loss. The eight ne
groes were valued at $1,000. The sum OF $685.
has been raised for the negroes.
This is paying right literally for negroes in
New York. But the administrations Of legal ius-
tice would be much more desirable toslauehola-
ers.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1852-12-22

&C. The accommodating young men, in the
Vicksburg Telegraph Office, will please accept
our thanks for late up river papers. AS Zone
good turn deserves another we hope they will
keep on sending