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A Nj BETTING OF TitE COUNCIL
IN OF the City Of Richmond, held Dec 22d 1852
the following resolution adopted:
Be Resolced, by the Council. That the Dele
gates anr Senator representing this city in the
General Assembly of the State, be requested to an.
ply to the General Assembly, to provide for a req
sonable extension of the boundary of said city,
either by means OF an act authorizing the Execu.
tive to appoint Commissioners 10 establish a rea-
sonable boundary, or by such other means as to
the General Assembly may seem jast and proper.
copy.
ia 24-dt29J WIN F. SHEPPARD, CIR
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By Wellington GOddia.
MOST VALUABLE CENTRAL real

'~--. BY Wellington GOddin.
MI lost VALUABLE CENTRAL REAL
WI ESTATE FOR SALE AT AUCrION.-Wlll
De sold on Tuesday, the lst day Ct February,
1883 upon the premises, commencing at o'clock,
the following Real Estate. situated on College,
Broad street ard Jail Avenue, viz: the Framed
Dwelling now in the occupancy Of Mr. P. Town
send fronting about SO feet College street, (op
posite the Medical CollegeD running back l34 teet
The house is in good repair, has nine rooms, is in
sured for about $1,000, and now rents tor $500 per
annum Also, vacant Lots adjoining on the North
and South, each frouting 80 feet College street.
running back 1874 feet. Also, most valuable Build
ing Lot, near the residence of J. w Randolph, Esq.,
fronting Ban feet on Broad street, running back
about $50 feet. Also, Building Lots, each fronting
about "a fest on the West line Of Jail Avenue, a
street running from Broad street to the Lancaseran
Schoolhouse
The above Real Estate being in the central part of
the city, and in a most respectable neighborhood,
offers great Inducements TO those who may be dis.
posed to invest their funds judiciously.
TERMs-One.tourth cash; balance at 3, 6 and 9
months Tor negotiable notes, interest added secured
by trust iced, title retained. The taxesfor the
present ear TO be paid by the purchaser.
jazz w. GODDlN Auctr.
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By James vi. Taylor.
ok LOTS IN SIDNEY FOR SALE
~ Win be sold on Tuesday, lst of February, at 4
O'Clock, upon the premises, six Building Lots, stu.
ated in the town Ct Sidney, opposite Warsaw, each
ironilng about 80 feet on Main street, and running
back about l65 feet.
These Lots have fine elevation, and ere about the
prettest in the neghoorhood for building purposes
Terms made known On the day ct sale
ia 24-td JAMES M. TAYLOR.
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Closing of ths (Jbio

PirrsBuKc, Jan. 2G.--The intensely cold
weather has closed the Ohio rive ',ayIga
ZION is suspended.
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The Mericaa NewS cOn6rmed-Arriral o
the Empire Catg-Later from HaraH0.

the Empire Ctty-LGter from Harana.
New ORLEANS, Jan. 25.-The news from
Mexico, regarding the revolution, the resig
nation Of President Arista and the temporary
goyernmen', is fully confirmed. The condi.
lion OF the country was deplorable There
were doubts whether the temporary govern
Inent, which Senior Cevallas was endeavoring
10 establish, would succeed. Every thing ap.
peared &c be pretty much at loose ends.
The steamer Empire City has arrived here,
with later advices from Havana. MIR. King
Vice President elect, had not arrived there
when The Empire City left. The small poz
had materially subsidized. There were, how
ever, frequent cases occurring.
Affairs on the Island were quiet. Business
without any special moment or change in
pr cas- from last accounts.
IsECoND DISPATCH.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 25-Late advices from
Mexico Stale that President CevalIas had named
HE following Minisiry:-Gen. Blarco, Secre.
lary of War; Gen. Iturbide, Secretary of The
Treasury; Guerrero, of Foreign Affairs, and
fantez, of Justice. Their administration
would probably be of short duration.
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I ONDON EDITlONS.-NEW BOOKs,-
II FIR sale by HAkROLD Il MURRAY, Broat

1 ONDON EDITlONS.-NEW BOOKS
IL FIR sale by HAROLD Il MURRAY, Broad
street
The Lofty and Lowly, Good in All and None
all Good by III Mcintosh, author OF Two Lives,
or TO Be and To Seem, 2 vols-paper so cents,
cloth 81
The Experience of Life, by sewe author of
Amy Herbert, &c-paper soc, cloth 75c
The Life and Correspondence of Thos Moore
publishing in num5ers-25c each
IhackeGay's humorous WTitinQs-50c per vol
Matthew Paris English History from the year
1895 to 1878, translated from the Lstn-London
Edition-l %
Bacon's Essays and Historical Works, London
Edition-Sl
Schouw's Earth Plants and Man. and Kobelrs
Mineral Kingdom, London Edition--l 25
Demosthenes' Olynthiacs, Phiiipics, &c, trans.
lated from Kennedy, London Editlon-sl
Also, all of Bohn's Editions OF the Classics
New Music received every week La d
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branding BRU 5 II K Iron bound
II Branding Brushes, very superior article, for
sale by 4. J PICOT,
ia % Corner opposite the Old Market
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By George j. sumner.

y EAL ESTATE ON UNION HILL AT
~ AUCTION-On Monday Afternoon, the
ist instant, at O'clock, upon the premises, will
be sold at Auction, two Lots of Ground located on
Union Hill, Immediately adjoining the property
known as the seven Chimneys. fronting on Union
street IS feet and running back lac feet. upon
winch, stands frame Dwelling HOuse containing
rooms, with an excellent well of water in the
yard.
IERms-One'third of the purchase money in
IL months, interest ado ed, secured by negotiable
notes, satisfactorily endorsed or the title withheld
until the whole is paid By request of the owner
ia 20-tG GEORGE ]. sUMNER Auct
House and Lot at Observation-Disclosures
after the above sale, will be sold House and Lot
exactly opposite the Asbury Chapel, on Union
HILL The lot frsnts 80 feet and runs back l35 feet;
upon whlcn is frame Dwelling House. recentlv
built, and now occupied by gooG tenant.
TERMS One halt cash, balance at and 70
months interest added and the title withheld until
the whole is paid.
ia 25-td GEO. J. SUMNER Auct
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4 XES, AXES, AXEs.-Colns' first quail.
n ty Axes, with Helves; Cleavers, Mea, Saws,
Wood Save, Wood MaIlets, &c for sale by
X. NJ. ZIMMERMAN
la % Corner Main and l2th streefs
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COME AND TAKE THE GOODS
J AWAY The s,hacrihar il co.sa.,aIIci Ill

EOME AND TAKE THE GOODS
~ AWAY The subscriber is compelled to sell
out by the lst of March, he has rented his store
to give possession at that time, SO you may depend
upon getting your goods at your own prices Cal
lcos at DC, Mouselaines at Cd, French Worked Col
lars at ct, Linen Cambria Hdkfs at l2k worth %
cts; Linen Diaper, IL yds in piece, for one dollar;
Irish Linen one yard wide at 25 cts, Hose at IOc,
Gloves 81, wide black Silk at 81 IAN, worth 81 so,
Alpaca at Is Merino at lS 3 4, best colored Spool
Cotton at l2H per dog, Coats aest white cotton at
cents a spool. best Hooks and Eyes, Pins and
Needles at cents paper, Swiss Muslin at lOc-
Cambria and Muslin Trimmings from to so cts
Bobbn Edges at cts, black Kid Gloves of best
quality at SO cts and many other articles too nu-
merous to mention. Now is the time to buy cheap
Dry Goods, avail yourselves of the presen op.
portunity, the subscriber is positively selling off
at and below cost, and will close his Store in March
next ABRAHAM LEVY, JR,
jazz 20t Broad street.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
ANsMITTED FOR THE DAILY DIspATCH
Contradiction Of n Runner.
CONCORD. N, IL In,

CONCORD, N. H., Jan. 81.
The ramon that Gen. Pierce had invited Mr.
noehanan TO name member OF the Cabiuet.
Is pronounced groundless,
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BY Wellington Goddin,

HOUSE AND LOTS ON LEIGH ST.
l. AND BROOK AVENUE FOR SALE AT
AUCTION.-Wlll be sold on Thursday the 3rd
day of February, 1853, upon the premises, com
mencng at4 O'Clock, the Brick Store and DIV cling
ON Leigh street, near Brook Avenue, now occupied
by Mrs Elizabeth H. Daniel also, several vacant
Lots adjoining 1t on the East and West. plat Of
the property will be exhibited OF the day OF SALE
TERMs-One-third cash; balance at and mos
for negotiable notes, interest added, secured by a
trust deed, or title retained.
ia 27 w. GODDIN Auctr
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THE MARKETS

liverpool, Jan. 12ih.-The Grain market
generally unchanged. Wheat was held firm
" at last weeks rates. Flour dull at partial
decline Of 81. per Dbl. Corn brought full rates
at retail. Few floating cargOes were offered.
Provisions were in fair demand, with light
mpor Is. Lard quiet.
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NOTICE.-Lost or stolen, from my pocket, near
IN at the Post Office, on Friday, the 7th inst, a
small black leather Pocket Book, containing
two three receipts to me- and a certificate of the
City Savings Bank for $40, in the name of Mrs A.
J. Renne suitable reward will be paid for the
delivery of the certificate at the Dispatch Office
known, he will confer favor by enclosing it in an
envelope and dropping it in the post office directed
to me- Payment of the certificate has been stopped
at the office of the Bank,
ia 27-gt* n RAIDROp
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III OTlCE.-Having appointed John J. WeIth, of
LIZ this city, my agent tor the pcrpose OF prosecu-
ing the Coal Mining business on my account, all
Contracts made by him appera ming thereto, are
hereby assumed by me. JANIS DUNLOP
Richmond December %, 1852
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THE MARKETS.

THE MARKETS.
NEW YORK, Jan. 27.-Sales of 5000 b,,,els
Flour, NJ changed ra,es-SO0o h,sb.la
Wheat at 81 q to 81 80 for Sou ,hrrn white
and QUO bushels Corn at &c to 6S cts. for
white and 6S to 7ocrs. for yellow.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 27.-No sales or FIop,
Gram quiet aad unchanged.
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III. HOW CHEAP!-FLAG AND GLkA
" SON for 81 per year.
THOS. H. GRESHAM, Agt,
Richmond 1894 Broad ST.
Macaulys Speeches, at Greshams cheap Publica
ton Depot. Give me call
Newspapers for this week;
Flag, Banner,
Wavery, Gleasons Pictorial,
Dollar Paper, Museum,
Saturday Gazette,
And all the Foreign and American Periodicals for
the week ending January 29th
My Novel, or Varieties in English Life, 2nd part,
now ready
TIE marrying Man, by the author of Frank Far
leigh,
BlSckwood's Magazine for January,
Cooley, Graham and all the Magazines for Feb'y,
Hester Somerset, by unknowE author,
Yankee Notions for February,
splendid assortment of new and most popular
Music just received. A liberal discount 10 teachers
7. II. GRESHAM,
ia % lU9H Broad ST.
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mnnn ATTENTION. SONS OLE pEM.

- 30 HEWAkD.-Sirayed or was
- stolen from the subscriber, on Friday
inornlng iast, black Terrier Puppy. He had
rope around his neck, mis- ears were cut and his
tell clipped. The above reward will be paid toy
his delivery to me.
GEORGE SADLER,
la2o-ts Sadl RS Hotel, No 9 Main at
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AUCTION SALtr.
THIS DAY


AOO ION SALT.E
THIS DAY.
By Alexander MOTT & Go.
InUR EVENING SALES will be continued
" until the season closes, commencing at ssva
o'clock at which time will cell from the shelves,
in lots to suit purchasers, good selection Of pees
and cut dry goods hardware, cutlery, guns, pirols
gold and silver watches, and clocks and time pieces
of every description. Also general assortment 81
fancy goods. ALEX MOTT a. co,
mol Auctionsers.
Al URTIMUKE's HHEUMATIC COM-
lvl POUND AND BLOOD PURIFIER This
great discovery is bringing health and happiness %
thousands Rheumatism can be cured More than ono
thousand cases of chronic rheumatism (of the worst
form of this dreadful disease have been cured perma
nently during the past year by the use OF few bottles
of this compound. Letters and certificates daily
being received from parties of high standing, many q
whom have been cppies for years, from the effects
this hitherto incurable disease, but who now affirm
that they sound and WELL made by this great
medy, which is vegetable spiritan internal remedy
prepared for this disease alone and this it win
cure in every case either infiammatory, acute,)
chronic form. Testimony OF the most undoubted cha
racter will be cheeruliy submitted to the inspection f
all who may feel sufficiently interested to call on tho
Propnetors at their Central Office, No Barclay It,
Astor House, New York. One bottle s. three bottles
SO PURCELL, LADD CO,
Sole Agents. for Richmond.
w V. ALEXANDER CO.
mol Projectors, n. z.
Chronic Rheumatism of 80 Years, stand
ing Cured.
Scarcely able to work for seventeen years and tho
nesn wlthered from his limbs. Levi Hills, Esq,
writes OTTAWA, Lasalle county, Illinois, August 10
II have suffered from Chronic rheumatism for thirty
Yeas tor seventeen years was scarcely able walk
or stoop to the floor; my left limb had persisted away
considerable and was very weak. had used so many
prescriptions from physicians and other remedies al
to no purpose, that despaired of ever ben, Cured
was influenced, however, to try Mortimore's Rheu-
matte Compound and rejoice to say, it acted like
charm. This was light months ago. have exercised
much every day since, and have been exposed to ain
kinds OF weather. but have continued to improve in
health, and the flesh has returned my limbs which
nave become strong as ever. LEVI HILLS.n
jaS-dif
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTEURE DAYS:
Ny George y. sumner.

ny George j. sumner.
ORSEs, MICH COWS, CAR
hIAGE, &c, AT AUCTION.-On SATUk.
DAY MORNING next, the 2eth instant, in the lot
10 rear OF my storr, on 18th street, win sold st
auction, good Mich Cows, with young Calves. OF
gooo stock line harness Horse: several good sad
die, harness and work Horses
JAYS GEO. J. SUMNER, Auctr.
n URNlTURE AND FiXTURES OF
IL THE TONTiNE HOUSE Ar AJCTfON ON
Tuesday Morning next, the LIST February,
commencing at 10 O'Clock, will be sold at auction.
without reserve the Furniture, Fixtures &c of the
Tonsne House, ON Main street. opposite the Banks,
consisting OF Tables Chairs Chafng Dishes, Table
Ware and other articles connected with an eating
establishment. Terms cash.
Sale to be conducted by
ia % GEO. j. SUMNER, Auetr
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c. FOR RENT.-SeveraI convenient Rooms
H:a for small Families, on Main, Broad and Mar.
shall streets Also, frequented Boarding House.
Apply to CHARLES EHRENKROOK.
Below Stebbins, Darracott g. Co,
jag Corner Broad and 9th sts
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f5ss FOR KkNT-A very desirable HOUSE,
k:I on 18th street, between Broad and Marshall.
containing 8 to 10 rooms. with Kitchen attached
and hydrant in the yard. Possession can be had
Immediately. Apply to
EDWARD d. EACHO,
:, ~ Gov to,n4 80 Cou.a.a.
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NEW BOOK X6fh-EX-
~ CHANGE BOOKSTORE.-Bacon's Essays
and Historical Works-sl
Schouws Earth Plants and Man-Sl %
Matthew Paris's Chronicle, English History
81 rs
Analysis Herodotus-Sl 25
The Lofty and the Lowry, or Good in All and
None Al Good, by Miss McIntosh-Sl
Guide to knowledge, py Eliza Robbins-62 cts
Grammatical Structure OF the English Language,
by Mulgan-Sl SO
Received this day by
a26 GEO. NJ. WEST & BRO.
nRY GOODS, DRY GOODs.-silks, ricn
- figured and plain changeable; large assert
ment best Italian black Silks; pure Irish Pop.ins;
plaid dress Silks splendid Grape shawls, embroi.
dere and plan best quality long Shawls; rick pat
terms plaid and fancy Ribbons; pure wool Delaines;
pelanes splendid quality, for Lea and y cts; fair
quality Mousain de Lame at sixpence; English,
French aud German Merinos best quality silk warp
black AIpacas; Alpacss, ali c0lors dotted Dresses
for parties; Prints, fast colors; oil Calico, Turkey
red: Cloths Cassimeres and Vestings; Shirts and
Drawers; Gloves, Cravats, Hdkfs, Collars, Snspen
ders l2-4 linen and cotton Sheetings, very cheap;
ali kinds of bleached and brown Cotons; lou heavy
twilled Blankets 81 cts TO 50; Under iarments ior
ladies and gentlemen; white, red, yellow snd oiue
flannels; linen Towels, 81 30 per dozen; iaole
Cloths; Birds Eye Diaper Russia Diaper, ~ piecei
piano and table Covers; SILK Fringes ana ulnps'
deries Of all kinds; cambria Edgings; insernnss;
swiss Insertngs and Edgings; superior irish LIN
ans Marsaiiles Quilts, &c dc For the cheapest
Cat,as nasl AZ LEWIS Cheap Stores,
jazz --a.- -e-..
UAMPTON's TiNCTUkE ssnds Baifs
III and Townsends Sarsaparilla; Dade's Extract
or Jamaica Ginger; Bakers Bitiers; Arabian and
Mustang Liniment; Mrs eardaers baisam; ayers
w NJ. DADE, Chemist.
iao7 Near Old Aarket Main street.
CUEEsR, BUTTER AND vINEGAR.-
u 100 uoxss prime Goshen Cheese
70 bole Pc .nsylvsnia Rsll Butter
IS bhs clarified Cieer vinegar
Just received AID Tor sa!e ~
jazz ). o. 81 E1AL.
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- FOR RENT-Tenement, No T. in War.
E.a wick's Row, on and Let House ON Academy
HIM with three OF Land stacbed, suitable for
rket garden.
vacant lot at the intersection of Clay street and
Central Railroad, suitable for wood or lumber
yard Apply to JAMES NJ. TAYLOR.
ia 27-2t
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r UNBER.-BELVIN q PARKER, wholesale
IL and retail dealers in all kinds of Mahogany,
Hard Woods, Lumber and Shingles,
Broad, betsossn Governor and Mayo streets, take
pleasure in notifying their friends that they are
continuing the above business at their old stand,
more extensively than heretofore.
Mahogany Plank and Joists, black and white
Walnut, Cherry, Birds Eye and Sugar Map'e;
Northern and Southern Ash, Oak and Cottonwood,
White Wood Spanish Cedar, Butternut, Hickory,
Chair Plank. ressed Flooring, Step Plank, White
Pine OF all sizes and qualities, Poplar, Dressed Lum
Der and Mahogany. which are used in the manufsc-
ture of the first class coaches and cars by machine
companies, builders, DC. Rosewood, Msho
gany and Cherry Veneers for cabine. furniture
manufacturing purposes, and various other kinds OF
Lumber used by builders. carpenters and machi
nists, always on hand. ia 81
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QRANDY, WINE, &c.
- nat pipes Otard, D. & Cos dark Brandy
l pipe As So pale q"
l pipe superior Madeira Wine
Port Wine, il cases
Rum, Apple Brandy old Rye Whiskey, &c.
For sale by r. VOOLFOLK, Jr,
ia 10 lSU Broad street
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GOAL PIT HANDS wANTED.-I wisk
to hire, for the ensuing year, a number OF able
bodied Coal Pit Hands, including good Smith and
Carpenter, and several Engine Men. The best pr O.
gisiJn will be made for the safety and comfort of
hands hired by me- JOHN J. WERTH,
IA .5-6l2t Agent for James Dunlop.
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4 NUhE.-l nave rented the Coal Yarc on the
~ Basin Bank, corner of 10th street, and expect
to keep it constantly supplied with COKE, which
will be sold at moderate prices, according quail
ty. That now coming in, is good article OF nart
Coke-an economical fuel for close Stoves and
Ranges. expect to furnish, Ia few weeks a sup
ply OF superior SOFT Coke suitable for all the pur.
poses OF domestic iu-l. Apply to Mr. WIN. C.
BkAZEAL, al the Coal Yard.
JOHN J. WERTH
ia 25-lm Agent for James DunOp
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-05-04
Admfnistrator,s Sale.

EpY virtue of an order of sale, granted by
a1 the Probate Court of Yazoo county at the
February Term, viii, as administrator oil the
estate of l.. B. May decd, expose to public sale
20 the highest bidder, between the hours pre-
scribed ty law, the following described tract OF
cribed as follows: the southwest quarter of Sec
aon 26, Township Il, Range East-west.
half of southeast quarter, Section 26, Town
ship II, Range ? East-south-half of west halt
of noIth-east quarter, Section 26, Township II,
Range ? East.
Said sale will take place on Saturday, the
23d day of April, 1883, on the premises.
Terms of sale, a credit of 2 months. Bond
and approved security required frola the pur-
chaser. CHAS. HOOVER,
Administrator OF l.. B. May.
March o. IS -3-lS-t8s.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-05-04

O-~ The following paragraph illustrates the
durability and stability Of popular glory
A correspondent Of the New York Observer
writes as follows, on subject which ought to
be of national Interest:
To reach Gen. Taylor's grave, you must wind
about through by ways and finally stop before u
small enclosure on the top Of hill in an open
field surrounded by a rude stone wall; and just
on the other side OF that wall you will see a ve-
ry plain vault, with front Of limestone rocks
roughly hewn, and an iron door, and that you
will be told is the tomb of the once famous
General Zachary Taylor, President of the United
States of America. No monument has been
erected to his memory. His name has not even
been inscribed on his vault In the centre of
the small grave yard there is a monument erected
to the memory of his father Col. Richard Tay-
lor, revolutionary soldier. Five years ago Gen.
TAYLOR was the idol of the nation"
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-05-04

TX EEP cons aatly on hand an extensive as
y Aso Of all kinds Of in-ware. Tiey
are man actir ng article Of shower
baths and tathingtu5s. They keep always s
large supply of cooking and parlor stoves, ali
ct which ,hcy viii offer as chead or cheapo.
than tEey can be purchased in this region.
They are prepared to do all kinds OF gutterips
and every description ofjob-work with neat
ness and dispatch. Persons wishing any
thing in their line would do well to give
them call before purchasing elsewhere.
Thank al for the patronage which has here
tofore been 50 literally bestowed, they hope
to deserve and TO receive Il continuance of the
same.
Yazoo cry, August Goth I85I-1y
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-05-04
The Democrat.

LATER FROM HAvANA.-The steamer Isabel
arrived at Savannah on the IL tn inst, with ad-
vices from Havana TO the Sth.
The most important political news from Cuba,
(says the Courier is the pardon of the Spanish
political convicts. The Diario de Ia Marina,
of the 7th. has long article in approval of the
course of the Captain-General. It says: ''The
accused, whom the sentence of the law conduct
ed to the foot of the gallows, stand exempt from
the last punishment. The news circulated with
electrical rapidity through Havana, and in all
parts was received with thenthusiasmand applause.
Each drop of Spanish blood is a treasure whose
price cannot be too highly estimated. We re-
serve our hatred for periidious strangers, who,
in disturbing our repose, incur universal hatred
and vengeance without mercy"
In short address to the people, the Captain
General says:
'Your common wishes have claim upon my
consideration The noble and generous. .senti-
ments of the Spanish, of both worlds, resident
at Havana, identified alike by humane feelings
cannot be disregarded by the authority which
governs Cuba.
Those unhappy victims who come to the
foot of the gallows, those mad fanatics whose
criminal attempts brought upon them the rigol
and Justice of the law, shall live. Yes, they shall
live to bless the generous hand of Isabella H., in
whose august name order and decree the terri
Bile and retributiye sentence be suspended, which
a tried and just tribunal has imposed.
Il shall also be the interpreter before the
Queen Of the acute feelings Of the unhappy FAM
lies of the delinquents, and there is no doubt
that they will find response in the Royal elem
ency, always alive and proportionally active in
favor Of Cuba"