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The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-12-23

compelled, pr0bably 70 teach Us humility,by the
Of Providence to drink at. Mr. Mic
awbers acconnt Of Australia is fIattering This
is afavoured land To give you an idea Of our sit
uation here, would say that, 50 readily is the
gold,the tin,the dosh available that our settlers
have merely to send achild out to dig o peck as
it's required,as they dig potatoes mother lands
and 80 plenty is It that mere enclosure is q
sufficient protection against thieves. There is
no indictment to steal So large are some ofthe
pieces found,that the boys pitch quoits with
them. The moral effect Of such state ofthings
may be imagined. The most ardent gold lover
in fortnight's time becomes satisfed,as the
New Zealand, children are with the redundance
of that oleagiuous matter wherewith paternal
solicitude supplies them--in short, whale blub-
Der. Their moral equilibrium is restored, and
freedom from crime is the consequence. THAR rem
ders mymagistracy perfect sinecure." Mrs.
MIcAwBER and the Twins are in the enjoyment
of excellent health,
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NOTICE.
NOTEGE.
Thnmks.

Mr. A. Genellas Of Vieksburg. has our
thanks for beautiful Christmas present. It
is whole Swiss Mountaia village, under q
glass case. The houses and trees and paths
and roads are all there. The children we
do not see or the cows. but we have no
doubt they are there behind the bouses,--7
All kinds Of pretty and useful things for
house keeping and toilet uses are at Genel-
las. It is worth while to call in and see
them.
Mr. w, A. Violet. Of Violet 4 Co, n.
O., has our thanks for large jar Of preserved
ginger. Mr. Black Of the same firm, for
one of current jelly-speeimeu numbers.
Mr. LacY-o. O. Woodman y Co. like
wise for two editors copies ofdelightful per-
fumery- Harrison's Extract.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-12-23
THE STATE OF NIssIssIPPI.l


PROBATE CoURT-N November Term, 1861.
To the heirs and all persons interestedhrthe
lands, tenements and Entertainments being
ing to the estate of Sarah Hopkins, deceased
YOU are hereby cited to be and apfeor Of
4 the February term 1854, Of the Rfobate
Court Of said county, then and there p show
cause, if any you can, why an order slbuld not
be made for the sale of the following lgnd be-
longing to the estate Of said decedant to wit:
The west half Of the north-wtst quartefs Sec
ton %; and the east half 5f the northeast
quarter of Section %, allin Township l2,
Range East, then and thfre TO do and suffer
what ovr said Court shall consider Of in the
premises,
And it is further ordered by the court, that
this citation be published in the Yuzoo City
Wing a weekly NEWSPAPER published Ia fazoo
City for the space Of sixty days.
Witness, the Hon. GEO. B. WILEIEsoE, Judge
of the Probate Court Of Yazoo county, the 4lh
lIonday in November, a D., 1863, and seal Of
said Court Issued, DECEMBER 9th. 1853.
Attest: WM. II. BELL Clerk
dec. 9, '53-22-0t.
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against the disturbers ol the public peace,
and fought nanfully for the Union. Il IS
now But 4 few days since We received the
news Of lis political immolation. He, too,
has fallen victim 10 that fatal policy which
made up governmental extremes-a by
Bird and monstrous amalgamation Of con
tralies and incongrui.ies
Was it for results, such as these, that
Gen. Pierce, an original and ardent friend
Of tie Compromise, as we we're told, was
elected to the Presidency? Was it that
those Who had signalized themselves BY the
part they bore in its passage should be cs-
tracised from the public service. and borne
down and trampled upon BY its opponents
and their enemies? When is this war against
the Compromise men to cease? It is raging
with unrelenting venom and vehemence in
both sections Of the Union The tallest and
the bravest men, inIthat memorable encoun-
ter which ended In the Peace Measures, are.
being stricken down, some by death, the
others by the ignoble and traitorous blows
of the Power they aided in creating. When
they are all gone. is the war then to be
turned against the Compromise, and the
effort made to strike it from the statute
book? It is time that the country should
begin to consider these things! II the con
test for the Compromise is to be fought
over again, the sooner its old friends come
to arms, the better In such cause, we
are ready to forget all other differences,a and
recognize as friends and allies all who range
themselves under the Compromise and lie
Union-and to hold as enemies all who
make war against tie slavery adjustment
End the peace Of the country, even though
they appear under the lead Of the Presi-
dent.
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BT Our highly esteemed friend, Mr.
Desmond, at ]. B. steePs. so Camp street,
has our thanks for large package of books
Of all descriptions, poetry and prose Harp
or and Putnam, tor December, LADY LEES
WIDowHoop, Tupper's Proyerbial Philoso-
ply. Fern LEAVES. CHARLEs AUcHEaTER,
ALExANDER SmTH's PoRMs, etc, ETC., too
numerous to mention. Our readers going
TO New Orleans, must be sure tocall at 60
Camp street. It is only few doors from
the Pieayune Office, and visit will well
repay the lovers of handsome and good
books Steers is the most complete book
establishment in the city. Il has printing
Office and book bindery connected with it
and is allogelhsr complete stationary and
book depot.
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ROl' aHp.

81. OFFER for. sale, two tracts of very yalu-
q able land situated in Yazoo county-one
tract containing 415 acres, on Piney, about s
miles east of Yazoo city, where e present
reside 200 acres Of which Is bottom land and
nearly all cleared, 100 acres 81 which IS IN cul-
tivation and the balance undo fence, with all
out-houses and necessary Improvements there
on, and timber deadened, and tie balance Of
said tract is Of very rich qualty The other
contains 400 acres, about 90 Of which IS clear
ed, and the rest Of this tract is mostly ridge
land and very rich quality.
Terms, half cash and the balance ID twelve
months from day of sale. For further particu-
lars apply to Messrs. Burrus g. Dougharty in
Yazoo city. JOHN CARSON.
December 23, 1853. 24-lt
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BLAcKWooD's ED1NBuReH MAGAZINE I'VE
have received the October number Of this
Magazine. lis table ofcontents presents the
following variety:
Contents. -Haydon's Autobiography
Life in the Alpine Region; The Romans il
Scotland; Athensin 853; As few more words
on University Reform; Our Commissioner
in Paris; The Narcotics we Indulge in, Part
2; Poems. BY II. G. K; A few Facts con-
corning the Turkish Question
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Rg- Poor Miss Bremen. in her notice Of
Southern ladies, says it is not at all uncom-
mon for one young lady TO hare several
beaux! Dear old soul, how odd it must
have looked 10 her that never had lover
in all her life long, 10 see such waste Of the
tender passion Dear old seRtimentalist,
it's the fate of genius not to be appreciated /.
sappho took the fatal leap because Phaon
deserted her. But did anybody ever love
you?
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Married On the 10Th inst, by the Rev.
VIM, Parker Scott, DR.. B. B. Fartherree, of
Texas, to Miss ELLEN MORTON, eldest daughter
of the late Capt, Morton, OF this county.
On the evening ofthe l6thi inst by the Rev.
]. w. Purvis Mr. ISAAC N. HENRY to Miss.
NANCY s. Nicely both ofthis county.
g There are two hearts whose movements
thrill
In unison 50 closely sweet
That pulse to pulse responsive still,
They both must heaye-or cease to beat"
May the radiant star Of love illumine~ the
pathway Of those who have. hand 10 hsnd, en-
tered upon the pilgrimage oflife May no
clo'sa ever 91ain It's iustre. May the rude blasts
oFtime never disturb the soft entertainments OF
those hearts so lately mingled in the spring
tide oflife. May the evening Of their lives he
as happy andtranquil as the morning has been
joyous and hopeful. Ha r.
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WILK1Es MAcAwBEA, Esq, continues to write
occasionally from Australia to the Boston Post
Mr. Macawber approves Of Americans Of whom
he writes as follows: From severa specimens
that have fallen beneath my optical inspection
81 the natives Of your ilustrious land, Ilnay say
that like them; and that, though lied IN
the concoction Of that delightful bevaFaee than
which the anbrosial nectar that flowed u the
repasta Of the godaof high Olympus was scarce.
ii less inspiring IN short, rum pnneh--they
are. / may cay. hardly behind themost practi.
sed il drinking & There IS eertainr Redundancy
81 manner. 80 10 speak, that commenda them to
me. have never found one 81 them asieient
ii those qualities chat SO q form good cosnpan-
ion and thoneh Irs. AIlcAwBEA deems their
eonauct 600 free. / tel Der itis because they
have been reared where freedom IS 81 element
Of educate where they imbibed its principles
from those maternal founts which all of Us are
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-12-23

Poisoning. Thousands Of parents who
use Yermifuge composed OF Castor Oil, Gallo
mel, &c, are not aware that, while they appear
to benefit the patient, they are actually laying
the foundations for series Of diseases, such Us
salvation, loss Of sights weakness Of limbs, kc.
ID another column will be found the adger.
tissment 81 Hobensack's Medicines, TO which
xe asz ihe attention.of all directly interested
ia Liver Complaints and all disorders arising
from those Or billions type, should make use
Of the only genuine medicine, Hobensack'y 8
Liver Pills.
Be not deceiued, but ask Cor Hob1n
sucks Worm Syrup and Liver Pills. an1 ob-
serve that each has the signature of the Pro
prietor. J. n lIoBEysAcK, IS none else gre gem
uine.
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New Books.

= = -
Our friend, DR.. Emanuel of Vicksburg,
has our thanks for a package of new and
interesting books. Alexander Smith poems
among others. Also, MrRKLAND. or SELF
SACRIFICE; By the author Of Margaret
Maitland" Stringer 8 Townsend.
This volume is one Of che most interesting
Of aheseries issued ofthe Library ofstandard
Nogeis. There Is d freshness in the Story,
and in the treatment of the subject, which
never permits the interest to flag. The scene
is laid in Scotland, and Scottish habits and
manners are well drawn out. The story, as
we have said, is one of touching interest.
A highly-educated young man, Of fortune,
By an. inextricable chain of circumstantial
evidence, stands convicted of the murder OF
a friend. He escapes from punishment. and
seeks security in exile A true hearted girl
his sister, is the only one of the family who
believes him innocent, and to prove this, she
devotes her life and energies. The main
plot Of the narrative is occupied with her
efforts to vindicate her brothers. character.
She succeeds in discovering the real MUIR
derer, ahd restores the innocent man to
home and fortune, and name, who, all
along, has not only been suffering the pen
atty of another's crime, but has seIfsoeri-
feed himself to save the life and character
of the real homicide. There is an interest
ing loye-plot worked up in the story, and
the whole narrative is replete with incl
dents and varied delineations of character.
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EE The beautiful tribute to the memory
of our dear. departed friend, the late Mrs.
NJ. A. jenkins. is from the pen of our be-
loved and talented friend Mrs. D. Walker,
the wife of the editor of the Yicksburg Sen
tinel. We intended to claim our privilege
Of long intimacy with the lamented dead. to
write her obituary, but Mrs. Walker has
done so much better than we could do. we
will not attempt it.
cali angel now-yet little less than ALL
While still pilgrim in our world below!
What wills it US that patience TO recall,
Which hid its own, to soothe another's vo;
What walls to tell how virtues purest glow
Shone yet more lovely IA a form 50 fair-
And least of all what tails the world should
know,
That one poor garland twined to deck thy hair,
La hung upon thy hearse to droop and wither
there's"
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Charles Tucker e a. }

N w. Dvenport, ct IL.
Upon opening and reading compliments
bin, Of complaint, and It appearing by che
affidavit thereto, that the defendant, Martin w
Davenport, is d nonresident Of the State Of
Mississippi. resides beyond the limits thereof,
50 that the ordinary process Of this court cam
not be executed upon him: Therefore Il is or
dered. that the said defendant enter his appear
ance herein, on o. before the first day sc the
next term Of this court 10 be holden at the
Court House Of Yazoo county, in Yazoo city,
on the frst Monday AFTER the fourth Monday
IN March next ensuing, and plead. answer
o. demur to complainants bill Of complaint,
otherwise the several allegations thereof will
be taken for confcssedby him, set for hearing
exparte, and the matters thereof decreed &C.
cordinglg.
II is further ordered - the court, that copy
ct this order BE published ia the aYazoo City
Wig j. weekly newspaper Published IN Yazoo
city, once week for one month
]. Ia. HOLIIN(S SAF ORTIZ clerk,
IS N.G.& 8. =. NYE, sol's FOR complainant.
Dec %, 1853. 24-5t.
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NOTLCE.

TENHE undersigned having qualified at the
! November term 1853, Of the Probate urt
of Yazoo County, State Of Mississippi, as Adj
ministrator of the estate of NJ. orc Kenneth
decd, hereby notifies all persons having claigs
against said deceased to present them within 70
time prescribed by law OF they win be bartd
dec '53-22-6w. S. E. NYE, AdmI
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From the Vieksburg Sentinel,
OBITUARY.

Sc DIED--At her residence, in Yazoo City,
Mrs. RosALIE o. JENKINS, on the 9th inst.
The spoiler, Death, has seldom laid his
whitening touch upon more lovely charac-
ter, or caused wider vacancy in circle 81
friends, or amid the treasures Of bright
and happy household than q the case Of
tie deceased Wehad Known her long and
Intimately; and her character is before us
now, like the unblemished pages of beau
tiful book, filed with kind, virtuous acts,
generous deeds, and noble sacrifices. Our
pen fingers, and seems all too rough to en-
ter that home she once blest; and we pause
ere We speak Of the deep, the sacred grief,
which now peryades the sacred hearth. In
deed, it would seem to us fraiI creatures Of
earth, that one SO eminently endowed with
those gentle graces of mind and heart;those
kind attributes; those pure and holy aspira
tons, which render woman so useful and
attractive; should have been spared little
longer, to shed her warm sunlight around
to gladen her own fire side, and to train and
cherish those bright gems that nestled so
closely to her bosom. But, alas!no sprink-
ling of door posts, or of Intel, could step
the destroying angel, and the bereaved hus-
band and weeping children. the sad mother
and mourning sisters, can only point with
an eye of faith to that Home Of rest-where,
with the angels above, she now ministers
at the throne of her Saviour Most deeply
do we sympathize with the numerous rela
lives who mourn her sudden and unexpeet
ed loss.
But though as wife and mother, her
life forms rare and beautiful example, the
sphere Of her usefulness was not confined
within the limits Of home Her intelligence,
amiability, and strict moral integrity, joined
with manners at once pleasing and afable,
had endeared her to large circle Of friends;
among whom she dispensed her gifts Of
love and kindness, leaving by word of com
fort, encouragement, or advice, an impress
here and there, which will not soon be for
gotten. Our heart swells, and the tears
start. as we pay this poor. but heartfelt tri-
bu.e to one whom we knew to be SO worthy
aye, one whom we loved-who, in joy or
sadness, was our friend But our loss is
her gain: A life Of piety and benovolence
had robbed death Of its sting; and though
suddenly and unexpectedly torn from her
.sorrowing friends, her lamp was trimmed
and burning; and she met The stern decree
with the full confidence and bright faith Of
d Christian and passed gently to the bosom
of God. Happy spirit! thrice happy and
best May spring yiolets bloom upon The
green earth that covers her-and The morn
ing bird sing there his sweetest song. May
the dews Of heaven not forget to kiss its
turf. or the soft moonlight shun the narrow
bed, for the mortal remains Of truth and ex-
cellenee lie therein. ia w
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ALARmIEs STATE or THfSos Is HOLMES
couNrr! Our friend Mr. Purdom, editor q
the Lexington Advertiser, says Ct 4 recent
ball. he cut up eapers before high Heaven,
and bis wife didn't care anything about i!
What does lie mean2
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Beautif.al ana Interesting Book.

EGau6AAGAA ana AAAtCEeStAAB 11UDkAs
We are indebted to McGinnis & Carver,
SO Camp street, N o., for one Of the most
attractive books of the season ERolSEs
OF THE CRUsADEs. by c. A. Bloss; Kerr,
Doughty. & Lapham. Detroit. publishers.
This book is large octave volume
bound in muslin and gilt and beautifully
embellished with engraqings from original
paintings of the Heroines.
The motto,
aOld historic rolls / opened,
is faithfully adhered to, and the brilliant
chimera of the erusades. the age of poetry
and romance, the old heroic times Of the
lion hearted King of England. and the Au-
GUSTAV. age Of France are faithfully depict
ed and woven into the biographies Of the
HERoINEs
Adela Of Biois, Elenora Of Aquitaine,
-Barengaira of Neyarre the heroic wife Of
Ceaur de Lion. Isabella of Angoulame.
Violante Of Jerusalem, and Eenora of Cas-
tile, will all be recognized as old friends BY
our LADY readers, and al that have in their
youth, gazed and admired the glimpscs ce.
casionaIly caught through dull the pages d
political history. Of these lovely participa-
tors IL these Wild and magnificent pagean-
tries, Orders sat 70 MeGinnis = Carver
viii be promptly fIled
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STEAMROAT .sNEcLEAN.'

with all of her tackle, furniture, stores, &c, as
she now lies ia the Yazoo river, near Yazoo
city Notes with undoubted security win be
required Of the purchaser. Said Boat has been
in the trade about IL months-is Of light draught
and carries over 900 bales 0 cotton--has
been thoroughly repaired during the past sum
mer, and is in fine order N G. NYE, Ex'r.
Dec 8, '63. 22-5t. off, T Wilson, deed.
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re- Woodman & Co. Of Vicksburg. have
our thanks for a great many new books.
They have large and fine assortment Of
Animals and other books suitable for the
holidays. See advertisement.
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- Miss FFe.ierika. in her recent y

81 Aaaerica. calls Cos. Foole .stllo dove Of
s9me Of Tho sauey boys IS
.s sess things the gallant Governor Of Mis-
sssippt must have made IN Impression %
The heart Of tie venerable sWsde,
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EXECUTIONS So.

IN conformity to an order from the Probate
4 Court Of Yazoo county, State of Mississippi,
made at the November Term thereon, 1853. the
undersigned, Is Executor Of the estate of John
]. IHfison, deceased MI "a
Monday, nae 9kL day d, .leAa0y, 1854
within the hours prescribed by laws--at the late
residence Of said deceased,opposite Yazoo City
proceed to sell to the highest bidder, at
public auction, on a credit of twelve months,
part OF the personal pro erty Of said deceased,
consisting Of valuable Household and Kitchen
furniture, farming utensils, / Mule, about 60
head Of cattle, corn, fodder, oats, peas, and
many other articles. Notes with approved se-
curity will be required Of the purchaser or Pur-
chasprs
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is O,

On the same day, and in pursuance Of the
authority aforesaid will proceed to sell near
Richards ferry, opposite to Yazoo City, al pub
lie auction, to the high st bidder, on q credit of
6, IL and Is months, the
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Eg- Thanks to Mr.. John n Hollings-
worth of the swiney. and Mr. Thos. ohinn
of the Stokes. and Capt Dosey OF the John
strader, for late papers from below.
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THE STATE or MISSISSIPPI.
liiaale District Claheeyy Cou4 Of said STATE
At Office Rules lsrd Monday 10th day, Of
December, a. d. 1853.
Charles Tucker, ct all
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AID vER sEaENrs.
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Fresh Fruit

lust Received, 90 boxes Raisins, go half do,
SO quarter Do. Also, Cranberies III barrels
and kegs; Prunes III boxes and jars; Citrons,
Currants and 30 drums Figs, for sale By
Dec. 70, 1858. D. TAMBORINE.
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prlday. Desem,.er %. Isss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-04

~ Inrortent sale, commencing This D1y.- Ia 49,
ton o. Or e-esIs ese "a % an sasTte71sp IeS Ia
ana known tie Randall Farm IN the villsz5
,.S.iSseh sSS Fia.sns Rali a. This property By "a,
% tsnesone seeop M h. ever ben ogrsa ,r Ma
chs ~lo seeking Cor ersr-es slbarbea resdsnee Pos
Old estsbhed aud esy O. .;ces
sie ryssfnsnt sldcm 20 be met The slle vii nsacs
+ ' bas ss day .s s 5ss .a f P r @.
btrrb ttrousovi tas d 20 eongey srh 70 ron a
Free Tekeis Map .na every rns:qn a.! Be obtained
On application to Ho6 SSo 10 h sra.ay cor Fsl,on
j ~ fAfLoa Sos rs and aai cea.rss'
Great Redqeto1 In the Price e. Of Ma sriTTss M
COMPANY will during this week present Their os or o ca
Vii he isrsI hen The september biz the -s Rsaof
!. rd for the interest Of The Ges op ans, 70 ave ae
Ter Of te ss the TIM better s1i ca
No .e2 Broadway and see for yourselves IL en- DO oa'a
~ Person. aeeevs the ggbc tne proprietor o.
sosIAS as MS .5eS ss. nor pin. !, %sIsntsd per
et h' e P BE- DS 50s s0 o.a~s ssrs he HAPPY
Family IL IN the window
" Enisrsnt Intelligence oaiee, and Dor tx
S'a b, The mmsoners Of EnraOn VII can sl~.y. b
o1pd large numbers Of Labore. ane srsn s q gy S
,erntendent sen.ngf amount neeefs % pay tas passage
be parties required No 1As FAg&S Superintendent
~ ChjIdren,s Aid sorietyFamies who have cat or
%lsI fo for e a. our SsR c Se o Ss B House
Winter andt poor should be 'has1, osaaAcg sy
re- To the Deaf Dr. LUTEAER oeulist and Aars
No 4s broadway, southeast corner u 1Iand, saa
y, sn he fr Sle] from A. until P VI. His pa tents "a
toe who cal.d at b. lnIm1 snas o.: ag.
fsyeT %Sd so. AsSe 6FEsh
co5shs q. wSoleie sren: AID retail b CdAs
ING corner OF Broadway and Johns and BY hii
oftbh paper
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n, "a the Wig state COnyentiou-rhe l. dependent
W -. ~ recommend rho Conven ton for non
" !, 10 he office OF STATE CONTROLLER JOHN DOE
for three years filled the Office u street IN W.
homo, 10 himself satisfaction 10 the citizens We
r. commend him for their nomnslion az worthy and
1870 M n sound Whg aud who will shrink from
- dschage the duties Of hs appoint nent by order
VIC ,'"'' T. II. TILrON, President.
VIZ scnwGkrz Secretary.
70 remperpuce and City Reform NonlnatOu.-Third
.s,o,' Dsr Ist "a Sd an, 9Th and 9th Waids)For Sena