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EARTHQUAKES IN CALIFoRNTA.-Since Novem-
per Il, 1897, there have been thirtytwo shocks of
earthquakes within the limits Of California. The
effects Of these continued shocks have been confined
principally to the southern section of the State and
have therefore excited but little attention although
entitled to much more than has been elected The
much SO that the waters Of the New river the Big
Lagoon, and other points Of obtaining water which
made their appearance on the surface in ls4s and
1S49 have now disappeared, and in their places
volumes of suphurous mud and efflorescent sulphur
have appeared. This, we fear, will present seri-
ous obstacle to the emigration by the ella route this
season.
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INDEMNITY FOR SLAvE.-A report has been
made in the Maryland Legislature endorsing the
course OF DR.. Allen Thomas, Of Howard county in
demanding from the State of New York indemnity
for the loss of his fugitive slave who was sent to
Sing Sing prison. in ls49 for two years and pardon.
ed out at the instance of the abolitionsts three
days before his term Of imprisonment expired by
which means he managed to reach Canada before
his owner could make a demand for him. A copy
of the report is to be sent by the Governor of Mary
land to the Governor of New York to be laid before
the Legislature of that State
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Markets.

- New ORLEANS March 80, 1853
The FraDkhn's came to hand last night and cot
ron has been in brisk demand to-day partly ON specua.
non i2Ooo bales sold at advance of c the fner
grades strict mddlpg is at 91ac. 9%c. Ohio -four
active 10 GOO bbs. sold at s3 90 SO 95. CoGee-Sae,
OF 2oCO bags to-day at 8c a9 9hc. Freights-Pork has
been shipped to New York at 9Oc
- - NEW ORLEANS, March 81, 1853.
The Niagara's news came to hand this morning and
gave cotton an active impulse. Fully Is 600 bales sold
To-day at advancing prces strict middling quoted at
The market closed excited Mess pork dull at s14
Freights are firm. Sterling exchange is at 81 per cent
premium - -
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Obituary.

pr' JOHN DuNnAM editor Of the Wheeling Daily Argus
1ied at wheeling on Sunday r"o-~rg a. K nv
D. was originally from city of New York where in
former years he connected with the editorial de-
Partment of the Emaing Post.
= mrs. EcKKi, wife OF tho o. S. Consul, Samuel Eckel
Esq., at Tacahuano Chill died on the 18th of Februnry
Mrs. Eckel was formerly resident of New York
JAMES PHILLIPS, who for the past twenty five years has
secretary to the Board of the Poor
ded on the u ut at his residence Carver street Bos
n at the advanced of 81 years He was the last
wing member OF the Massachusetts, Charitable Fire So
cey ana prior to becoming Secretary of the Board OF
overseer was master of the Poor House, situated
In Leverett street.
OLIVER W MnnsGroN, Esq, member of the Suffolk
Myrtle street, Boston. -
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WARRINGTON, April 1, I

WARRINGTON, April /, 1883.
MOST the day was occupied in argument as to the
admsslity Of Mr.. Patrdges testimony to prove that
the staturss upon Cardner's mining title were for
geres Court rued the evidence out after which Mr.
srtrie was recalled, and gave variety of testimony
whersardner located his ninss aR soUoSosSting the
tsattppY & fQsaM XitpessaA,
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Excitement In Albany.

THE SENATE AND THE GOVERNORS APPOINTMENTS
-ATTEMPT OF SENATOR COOLEY TO APRIL POOL
HIS PARTY 0PP0NENTs-TREMENDOUs UPROAR.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE NEW YORK HERALD.
ALBANY, April !, 1883
There was great excitement in the Senate in conse
quence of attempt to 60 into executive session. Mr.
Vanderbilt heard again his constitutional amend
ment in reply to Pierce and McMurray. When the COM
mittee rose br. Cooley offered resolution to 60 into
executive session This opposed BY Mr.. Cornen Of
the barnburner school, to the perfect astonshmsnt
Senate and spectators but glancng around it was dis
covered that Senator'S Pierce Conger Jones and Snow
democrats) absent from sickness Various questions
OF order were raised appeals taken and discussions
entered upon in order TO stave the resolution of until
the hour for taking Mr. Cornell wanted to close
the Senate doors according to of the rules where
upon motion was made to suspend the rule which was
debated until the hour for taking the recess Mr. Nc
Murray presided and his own decision With re-
gard to giving the floor to Mr. Cooley rather than that
it should be done by the Senate.
As it known outside what was going on in.
side the people crowded the lobby and serate chamber
interest prevailed the being changed as the barn
Governors nomns tons when they had been anxious
for executive session since the first Of January
It could not be accounted for upon any rational supposi
ton: but the counting Of noses explained the matter
When the Senate again met at four O'Clock, large
audience was in attendance, expecting to witness
newal Of the contest but they disappointed for
Mr. Cooley moved that the subject Of the executive
sion be postponed This agreed to by common
sent and the exciting topic interesting to many wings
holding over and to democrats in expectancy viii not be
touched again until Tuesday next. w.
APPOINTMENT OF POsTMAsTERs.
ALBANY, April l, 1853.
tits stated that John Annable Esq has been appoint
ed Postmaster at Hudson, and - Butolph, Esq, Post
master of Poughkeepsie
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NEW YORK CANALs.-Official notice has beer
given by the Canal Commissioners that the canal
Of the State are to be opened for navigation on tn
2Oth of ADril inst
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Inv Intelligence.

Court OF AprEAIs, March 31.-No o. Leeds surv,r
&c, appellant against Dunn, respondent Argued Ed
ward sandford counsel for appellant, Gerardus CLARK
counsel for respondent.
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MAIL FAILBhE-THE sUsQUEHANNA gRrpGE RII-
PsiEMEN INTENDING TO VISIT svw your
W. b.-o ..,S., BALTIMORE, April !, 1858.
The conmittee Of the Maryland Senate have rerrtaa
iavorably on the SusquehanDa Rrssqe bill ~ 20
Tho Baltimore Msshanical Fire Company will visit Va.
Ecrk in Jue and Will be the guests Of Engine Comnanv
No H. They are one Of the finest compa1aes in tais
city. " ''''
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Lake Eric Nnxiuat,on

DUNuRK April l. 1853
The steamer Soutnerner from Cleveland. il in mort
and the steamer America is now coming in.
BUFFALO, April l. 1853
me hortA snofe Is clear OF ice The steamer Buckeye
State is advertised to leave on Monday
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
EURoPEAN AND AMERICAN LIrERArURE.-IN.

EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN LITERATURE-IN.
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With II All TIM
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Tho pubishers' Circular, and General Record Of British
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This work contains complete alphabetical list OF an new
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ClNtlNNAII hprI I, I6fSs
The ateamar Charleston from this city for Memphis,
struck snag near Rising Sun and sunk. The water ID
two feet her main deck
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TIIE LECTURE SEASON.

nR. wIETING,. AT TIE BROOKLYN INSTITUTE.
evening" at7x O'Clock gives his first lecture Of the
regular course snstomy And the means @ Of
fensive collection OF maniH Skeletons models paintings,
&c. Admission l2h cents
CPIRITUAL-SIGNORA MALIBRAN, THE FAMOUS
eanttrce together with several other distinguished in
dviduals out of the FORM" will address the public
through their favorite medium ct the Musical Hall Alb
ing April at 7< o'clock No rapping tppngs permit
ted. Admission shilling.
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Tne new Governor 0fOreg0n
no,, LOUISVILLE April !, 1858.
Joseph Lane, accompanied by his family, has
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DeatA or Theatrical Manager
Steamer Sunk I'm the Ohio

James A. Dickson the veteran manager Of the oId Bor
ton theatre, died to-day.
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From tho British Provinces
THE SEAL FIsHRRY-vEssEL BURNED AND LOSS
OF LIFE.
BosroN, April /, 1858
HALIFAX and st. John Tspers Of the 30th Of March
have been received. They contain late news from New
foundlaud
About l76 vessels manned by 1900 men, had sailed for
the seal fishery
The schooner Herd recently BY fre near
halifax One man Iwas burned to DEATH and another
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Death OF Mrs, Cnss.

DETROIT, AprilI, 1853.
Mrs. Cass, wife Of the Hon. Lewis Cass, died last
night.
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INSTRUCTION.


A CADEMY OF FINE ARTS AND SCHOOL OF DE.
n sign. Instruction given in entire process OF
drawing which will enable pupils to draw from nature in
desgns-pnpor machen supSior styles and several other
beautiful arts. Apply to Mr. SALMON, at the Academy,
~ Hudson street
IF EVER A CHEAP WORK DESERVED UNIVERSAL
acccptntion it is Coldsmith's System of Penmanship
containing tiitysix cop!cs fac simlos of Goldsmiths
handwrting and the same number Of pages for practice
Price 25 cents, or five copies 81 GOLDSMITHS rooms,
no Broadway.
7ULIUS A. FAY'S BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
q Elizabethtown, New JerseyIn this school pupils
prepared for mercantile and other pursnit
Board tuition, Including FrcnchD $3.50 per annum.
cfsrSes All the pupils attend to French in which depart
en comranionabe native teacher dcvoes all his time to
~So
in Nay Circulars can be obtained at bookstore
Clark, Austin Smith, No. Park of Rev. +. G.
Clark, 1Sl West Twenty fifth street
DENMANsHIP.-MR. GOLDSMITH WILL RECEIVE
dies classes at II and o'clock; sentiom A. and
B. a. and O'Clock NJ Private instruction at hours
renient to the pupil. Sec cards at the academy.
CPANIsH LANGUAGE.-A SPANISH GENTLEMAN
- fsvoraby known in this city as teacher Of his native
Language, will impart instruction in the ladies and
gentlemen at bis Office or In any part Of the city, and will
Apply ut Ss broadway, room No. IL, up stairs.
TrHIs MONTH oNLYl-THE LAST OPPORTUNITY OF
learning to write Of tho subscriber for hvo dollars
TormsFise dollars for ten lessons; dollars for TWEEN
open daily from A. H. to r M excepting Saturday ovo
ming Ladios' Class-At ~ O'Clock I. NJ Gentlsmon's
ing Saturday Separate parlors private Instruction
which may bo taken st hours s1g The Of the
manship elegant copy book, with ample instruction
Price cents copy hve copies for 81 Gold Penso
oliver D. GOLDSMITH, 2ss broadway.
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(NENTREvILLE COURSE, L. I-TROTTING AND
~ pacng.-Monday, April at three o'clock p match
FOR $l0O Three mile heats Best in between Brook
lyn nags. VIM Wbeelan names b. Jenny Lind, (pacer)
to go as she peases j. Wheply b. s. N. W. Van
JOEL coNKLIN, Proprietor
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SNENTREvILLE COURSE, L. I-TROTTING. -SATUR.
~ day. April at three o'clock p. NJ, match for $780,
tween two Williamsburg horses
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IT o. o. F-THE MEMBERS OF JEFFERSON LODGE,
No requ osted to attend the funeral of late
brother Henry Loomis this day at O'clock at No. Is
First avenue By order Of n. c: Robertson, N. @.
R0RSON Sacre
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-08-24
A CARD.

rEyiIE REv THomAs d. OzAyNE. Rector of
u st. Philips Church, Kirkwood, Madison CO.
Miss, Is desirouso Of receiving into his family
a limited number OF Boarding Pupils-whom he
will insiructin all the branches ofa Classical and
English Edueation-either preparing them for
College or carrying them through Collegiate
course, as may be desired. Kirkwood offers
every advantage as to healthfnlness of locality
and retirement of situation. so conclusive to
study The boarders are in every respect treat
ed as part of the family.
The ensuing session will open on the 5th o.
September next
Tuition 40 and s. so; French, 800; Spanish,
80 per session of ten months; Boarding with
washing &c, 8 $50.
REFERENCES.
Bt Rev VIM M Green, Bishop Of Miss, Jackson;
Rev Meyer Levin, Rector of st Andrews Ch., =
Col VIM Melville, Kirkwood, Madison CO Miss
H Vaughan, Esq, Benton, Yazoo CO. s.
NJ w Ewing. Satarlia, Yazoo co.
w c Smedes, Vicksburg,
8 Yerger, Esq, Jackson,
July 20-37-2m.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-08-24
N MISSISSIPPI BBRSIRlGS.
LOCATED NEAR YAzoo CITY, MISS.

TEHHE Subscribers take great pleasure in an
Il nouncing to their friends, and the public
generally, that they have on hand, aud
ready for sale the coming fall, one of the choi-
cest collections of FRUIT Trees to be found
any where in the South. Their assortment is
very large and complete-the trees are healthy
and well grown-and the prices as low can
possibly be afforded. The following are some
of the leading articles with prices annexed:
Pears, 81 each, $50 per 100 Apricots 81 each.
Apples. 25c. each, $50 ." Nectarines Soc
Peaches 25c. f" $50 j" q Plums, 81"
Strawberries, SOC. per doz. Cherries, 81"
All articles sent from the Nurseries are care
fully labelled-securely packed, and delivered
in Yazoo City free of charge. Orders to re-
ceive attention, must be accompanied by cash,
or good New Orleans, Vicksburg Yazoo
City Reference; and addressed 10 the subscri-
bers at Yazoo City, Miss.
N. B. Persons unacquainted with the differ
ent varieties of Fruits, would do we'll to stale
for what purpose the trees are wanted, and
leave the selection t. the proprietors.
G. B. SWASEY &, co.
August 3, 1853 6m.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-08-24
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
YAZoo CoU-NT

PROBATE CoURT-SEPTEMBER TERM, 1883.
To the Honorable George b. Wilkinson,
Judge of said court.
VOUR petitioner, Sarah p. Head, widow of
III Emanuel Head deceased respectfully rep
resents unto your honor; that her husband, the
said Emanuel Head, died intestate on the
day of 1889, leaving several children, all
of whom your petitioner is informed, are dead
or non-residents of this State; that at the time
of his death, the said Emanuel Head was seized
and possessed of the following lands and tene-
ments. lying and being in the county of Yazoo,
State aforesaid, to-wit: Lots designated num-
Der one hundred and seventeen, qlD and one
hundred and eighteen, fronting on Washington
street, in the town of Yazoo City. That James
W. Barnett who administered, on the said de-
cedent's estate, which was declared insolvent
has closed his administration by final settles
ment, with the Probate Court of Yazoo county,
and surrendered his letters at the November
term thereof, 1912.
Your petitioner has never received her dow
er in said lots, nor any equivalent therefor, but
is still untitled to the same. She therefore
prays your honor to award writ commanding
the Sheriff of Yazoo county, to set apart, and
allot, her dover in said above described prem
ises. And as in duty bound your petitioner
will ever pray, &c.
JONES g. BOWMAN,
Aug. 1O, '53.-40.-4t. Sol'rs for petitioner.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-08-24

Wln 4. Bl'lcke1, e. a. }
aeY virtue Of the above stated writ Of Ven
ID ditions Exponas to me directed from he
Hon. Circuit Court of the United States for the
Southern District of Mississippi, will sell at
public auction, to the highest bidder for cash.
on the 9th Monday, the 18th Gay of August,
1858, before the Court House door, in Yazoo
City, county of Yazoo, State OF Mississippi,
within the hours prescribed by law, the follow
ing described negro property, to-wit:
Cecile and her infant, Clarence, Napoleon,
Nancy, Clarissa, Anne, Agnes, Alfred, Flor
ence, Jim. Alsey, Alice and Rosetta. Levied
on as the property of defendant, VIM. A. Brick
ell, and will be sold TO satisfy the above stated
case and costs. RICHARD GRIFFITH,
Marshal Southern Dist. Mississippi.
BY R. FLETCHER, Deputy Marshal.
August 3, $500.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-08-24

The State OF mississippi,
YAZoo County,
PROBATE CoURT-JUNE TERM, 1853.
To all persons interested Ia tie Estate OF
John Hunter, deceased.
NOU are hereby cited to be and appear at the
4 September Term, 1888, of the Probate Court
of Yazoo county, at the Court House Of said
county-then and there to shew cause if any you
can, why the final account of VIM. Z. Cad
berry administrator of said estate, should not
be allowed, and his letters surrendered
And further to do and suffer such things as
shall be considered and ordered by our said
court in the premises.
And it is further ordered by the Court, that
publication Of this citation be made in the Va
zoo Democrat for the space of sixty days.
WITNESS, Hon. Geo. B. Wilkinson, Judge
of the Probate Court of Yazoo county, the 4th
Monday in June, 1853, and seal of said court
ISSUED the 1st day Of July, A. ID. 1888.
JAMES I'll. BELL, Clerk.
July 6, 1853-35-l0t.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-08-24
j. ne. sTROTHETs.
A T I NEf At LA w

"a = II n = q I . a w,
A Commissioner of DEEDS, &C., fo- the States
~ Of Missouri. Tennessee and Kentucky.
GRENEvILLE Washington county, Miss.
REFER TO Hon. Alex. Montgomery, Captain
VIM B. Pryor, Messrs Porterfield &
Co., Vicksbulg. Clerk of the Circuit
Court, Washington county. Hon. ]. r.
Barrus, Yazoo City.
April N, 1853-25
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-08-24
Harness and Saddle Horses.

~ II UST received asuperior lot of
GT eD saddle and harness Horses, for
aT1 sale. Selected by first rate
azAe2zzezsgza. judge of stock, from Bourbon
county, KY Theo are the finest have ever
been able to purchase for this market. Ihey
are for sale, as have declined the general hire
ing business. G. j. BLAChMAN.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-08-24

1853. 1853.
COOper'S We'll.
HHHE undersigned has taken the ENTIREi
Il management and control of.
1883.

aHHE uadersig ned has taken the ENTIR E
4 management and control of.
COOPER'S WELL,
and is now prepared to accommodate the pub
lie.
A new dining room has been erected. the
SLEEPING ROOMS plastered and fitted with
new furniture and BEDDING, and a complete
renovation effected.
AMPLE ACCOMMODATIONS WILL BE PROVIDED FOR
FIVE HUNDRED GUESTS;
and no more will be received than can be com
fortably accommodated.
FOR INVALIDS there can be no more ad-
vantageous retreat, The water is highly recon-
mended by the medical faculty, and the toonder-
ful cures effected by its use almost SUrpaSS be-
lief. Ample details of fsevcral astonishing cures
may be obtained on application at the Well
The terms will be moderate, and no exertion
will be spared to make guests comfortable.
The Vicksburg and Jackson and Raymond
Railroad will convey passengers to Raymond,
it....cs , miles 10 the Well. in w. H. Smiths
line +.
NEW FOUR HORSE STAGES.
The time oftrip is less than 3 hours from Vcks-
burg. Through tickets from Vicksburg to
Cooper's Well, can be obtained at the Rail-
depot. Vicksbnrg price 50 20.
June 18th No-32 JOHN THATCHER.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-08-24
THE STATE OF MlSSISSIPPI,l
YAzoo COUNTY.


YAzoo COUNTY.
PROBATE CoURT-JULY TERM. 1853.
To all persons interested IN the lands, ten
ementS &c, of Clarence J. S1oarta0Oatt, a
minor.
NOU are hereby cited to be and appear before
4 the Probate Court of said county, on the 4th
Monday in October 1853, then and there to shew
cause if any you can, why an order should not
be made r the sale Of the following described
Land to-wit: an undivided half interest in the
west-half of southwest quarter of Section l !;
all of Section 2-north-half of Section IL
northwest quarter of Section II, all in Town
ship -, Range ] East, in said county of Yazoo,
and further to do and suffer such things as
shall be considered and ordered by our said
court in the premises.
1t is further ordered that publication of this
citation be made in the "Yazoo Democrat for
the space of sixty days.
- Witness the Hon. g. B. Wilkinson,
Ir 9 Judge of the Probate court of Yazoo
- ? county the fourth Monday in July,
4~-~A. D. 1858, and Seal of said court.
Issued the LIST day of August, 1853.
JAMES II. BELL Clerk.
August 8, 1e53-39-10t.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-08-24
Notice.

A Ii persons interested in lots Nos 1T and
n lis fronting on Washington street. in
Yazoo City, county of Yazoo, and State of Mis-
sissippi, are notified that the following petition
will be presented 10 the Probate Court of va
zoo county, at the September term thereof,
1853.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-08-24

&C. Professor ALEX, G. BARRY's TRIcoPH-
ERoUs, OR INDICATED COMPOUND, fer Beauti-
flying. Curling, Preserving, Restoring and
strengthing the Hair, Relieving Diseases OF
the Skin, Curing Rheumatic Pains, and Heal
ing External Wounds. Bounded by no geo.
graphical lines, the reputation of BARRY's
TRIcoPHERoUs pervades the Union. The sales
of the article f late years have increased in a
ratio that almost exceeds belief. Professor
BARRY after a careful examination of his sales
book, finds that the number of ottles delivered
to order, in quantities of from hall gross up
ward, during the year 1852, was within a
trife of $4,000.
II is unnecessary to present at length the
evidences of the wonderful properties of the
Tricopherous, when the public have furnished
such an Endorsement this. The cheapness
of the article and the explanations given of its
chemical action upon the hair, the scalp, and
in all cases of superficial irritation, first recon-
mended it to the attention of the poople. This
was all that the inventor desired Every bottle
advertised itself The effects Of the fluid excee-
ded expectation. 1t acted like a charm. The
ladies would not be without it. Country deal
ers in every section of the United States found
they must have it; and thus was built up
wholesale trade of an extent hitherto unhcad
of as regards articles of this kind. The highest
point has not yet been reached and it is belev-
ed that the sales this year will be million and
a half of bottles.
Depot and Mandatory. No. 1877 Broadway.
New-YorS. Retail price, p cents a large bot
tie.
Liberal discount to purchasers by the guam
tity. Sold by all the principal merchants and
druggists throughout the United States and
Canada, Mexico, West Indies, Great Britain,
France, &c.
June 18th, 6m-32 1853.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-08-24
PIANO FORTEs.

II C. TYLER, Agent for the sale Of Pi-
A-Asa~o Fortes from the most celebrated
Factories in New York aud Boston Piano
Fortes will be found constantly on hand. and
for sale at the Manufacturers retail price
Also on hand, good assortment of Sheet Mu-
sic.
Yazoo City, April 90, 1853-ly.