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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-03-29
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paItrr'Scarb autcrifirt fsi cine SsriammIuns BET:
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gu tsrufen, Su baltsn aaf ren 15ten Sag aprit.
1854, i'm 1 tlbr NaAmittass. am Saufe ron 3.
%. GS q d, In 4usntpwn, UNI bic S6idthfett
in Grpdsuns ,u nrbmsn, bic flnbirts S6uIo ttr
9cieal6aft gu liquipirsn unp bic g4aheriperte'
rur& aussate tepcrSuster StrdS ;u ursrt6srn..
9lus Dem grptSfrQ.
Spfepb sao,tr, Yrairt.
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-03-29
$50 ruben ole leberreita oe5 Golum
bus z

Sn rnsliidm SIattcrn fat f4 tirli6 Gin
Strtt rrbcbcn. no fA bic iuril6rn llrtrrrrte
ven Columbus befinprn. 96cun pie l5,rren g8aIbs
inItcn Srpirt ,yrten res Columbus na6I6Iagcn
wolIten, 10 mtrcen its npen, pab feline llrtcrreite
im Sabr 1913 mad ct. Domingo, im Sabr
1886 naA 3atY unp cnrl6 i'm Satr 1895 nit
srrGcm @cnip naG 6avana 9etradt murren, nc
iir in prr MtNurr Ter Gattcrroe bet9eicFt unp Ibrr
per Stsle I'M Sngr 1882 cine 0cptnttafrl an9c'
brIdt murtc.
RGy~ Gin rruti&rS Ibcater ira in glrugrrf &C..
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-03-29
9teuer Qoenturs uno
Ia 6wfi fnngs-Du u,
INTELLIGENCE. oFFICE)
in Der Gtaot l((lentopn.

IN oer Staot Uuentofpn.
llnter5ri4netsr III nur6 baS 3ureben Ienrr
Jreunoe beipogen iperpen, enem allbier lhpn gans
&C sefiiblten WfaneeI ab3ubclfen, pel6sr parn be-
itanp, DAP in glqentcwn feline aasencine SntelIi-
grn;.Sfiiee errihtet nar. Gr bat nun zine Iplhe
erridtct, unp srar an lrinrm alten Stanbplase in
Der 9Sels 9amiltpns sStraBu 30. 35, allwo CT fol-
ssnbe 0sIAdfte gang biui9 prrridNrn wirp, nam'
tih
Den &auf uno @ertauf, 70 ipie oas Ser
renten bon Sdnoereien, Sduier, Sau:
eliBen Ii. {. 10. 9Ser alio faufen uuo
perfIufen; eoer lper renten ODER per=
renten mill, Der 9sbe es ibm nur an,
uno 9e9cn cine biuiet 2(b9abe piro all
len 9eoient.
Gernrr: SOl4r bic Dirnf Iuhrn ctcr Ict,
dc Die 6nedbte, Mdsbr, 3auSbdIterinnrn Ii. (. 10.
bepiirfcn, traudrn lib MIR bri ibm gu mrlbCn, unb
bdnn pirb bap rer Sufenbe cine Stelle rrbalten,
unp rerjen9e ter irlte 9erionen Iu4t balp fns
ben mas er tcsrbrt.
Gr unternimmt aud bic Ginfabtruns Ron 6auso
rcntcn, S6uIri6rtnen, Rebnunssn, 9ScGlcl etc.
Seuers, Narnes uno 9etcnas sSrrf6rrmsm in
anertannt 0uten Serii6erungS. G'rfell6aften, unp
@tlpienpun9rn in telietisen Summrn nab alien
Sbrilen rer Scr. Staaten unp europa, Scfbrpes
run9 bon Gmi9rantrn, 91dstsn unp wrrtbpparn
SrtCfrn unp 1penrnten bon unp mad rrrten, 70
lpis glnle9un9 unp 9lnl6affmg pcn GrIorrlt, 70
mic olIe anOsre in Nleies Sud I4Ia9enNs artritrn
prrpcn piinftlid brIrrSt.
YOrtpirsie Sriefe wrrprn Irslei6 tsrGdfdtst.
lno Ien 8eilrrben Ioa paS Irin, Ollie feline @Tnner
unp untrritiBer scltcmmrn Su tefriepiScn.
Gr bcfft pab pas Yutlitum, pnS ibm Idrn in
mrbrcrrn neuen llnternetmungen sur Seitc 9ctdns
BEN bat, ibn nu4 pieprr in picIcm neurn 9lane
untrritiiBen wrp, wrlGes INNER init Dant rrins
merit wrpcn lrQ. aarpn9S int.
Ndr; 90 1854. nqbS
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-03-29
3cusnie rineS MitgliepS rrr SlptiStens Stride
iber Srrtt5 HptbBl Eminent.
Ct. Morrs, Gbtittr sc. Yo., Sch. Is. 1853,
Gjtcras SSctt.

q. WarNs, 0btlkt Nr. Yay Stb. TO. IoO3.
Gtcr9s SIctt.
g8srtbsr lotrr: Sh bate cit attn ceir snt,dneE:
tin GbIitbptre elm Sabr uno Gin boltts in nSintnl
8iIht Sb prrud,tt mid nit prIbitrcnsu YRitti
uuO enimnts 81 turircn, rbnt irssuc Grfrt9 m ba:
tEn. bis tth mir auf Qnrothrn mtntr Srsunrc cine
@ct,ct ron Strtts 8rtbSl:alnimtrt non 5hrsm N9tn:
ten piritbaff's. 81 natht mir tet 9rcBtS &ir9nu9sn
ShrIn Al iaQtn, eaB ib ramt mtin @tiht in sptl
Sa9tn bette. Sb bin Shutu fir Sbrs gute libr
u:rbunpsn. Gc!t f9uS SH.
Srnry @ileS.
o. StioSs 9inimtnt mirb ucrtauft bti Scbn %.
N)icIr, 2tpcthttcr, un0 bit Norcn Htnt in GItn:
tdun, irnt in zen mtiittn Der 2anoicbrs I'M Gauun.
prtis 25 Gents Die Staibt, nit rrRtn anptiiun9cn.
SR&r, l5. naim
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-03-29
sc q 6 | 6 t

an Die 8runoei9entbImer BON Iuentaun.
Sei elmer SrrIammluns brs Stabtratbs pUn
Nlsntaun, srbatrn ant 13. Dec. 1858, wurps
fcI9enper Sei6IuB paliirt:
Seialpiien, DAP Der Sursc6 aGe Grunrs
ei9cntbiimcr trna6ri6tise, bic tHrntliaeu glarsS,
isBt sri6ICiIcn unp pur6 ibre rsipettipe Gsentbii
mer laufcne, an rrer 0cr brm ten Tag 9lu9ui
nG6Itcns, gu EHnen.- 9luS rsn llrtunren.
=. u. Nerpbaro, Sur9eB.
Nars 30. naSm
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-03-29
Q.elie in yiucutauu am 0ienItaa.
Domn9 mmo 9eb,

go. 45 Slt: 6amitton Strobe, 2(Gcntaun,
Sinp fir ris Iitrrats &unoi4aft, NIT wel6er
lie SUn rem Surgcm pteler Stapt unp trm 9utlt'
fam I'M Nu9cnrinrn trebrt puroen, Icbr panttar,
np bcifcn purA renge aufmcrflumtet auf tbr
@elGIit, pu6 paS onltcn zines 9roben N6ertcs
ments mp rurb niCpriOc Qreie cine Gprtpaurr
perIdbr 81 Srrrirncn.
SSr baiten fir l6idi6 rrm Qubtifmm gu mels
ben, Dap mir uniCrn Strd in alien Ieinrn rerIArs
pcncn 3weigrn ietr Scr9rG6crt baten. SSir liNp
iccten Ypn 9bilorrlpbia unp gfcupprt Suriif9es
fcbrt unO babcn nun eincn pclIrn Sprr0tb en9es
!c9t Spn allen Qrtitcln bic in unier Gei6GIt 9es
bprrn-Ecitcbenb gum She'll aus 6cl9enrem:
Sir NdmnspcriUncn.
&lltleoerne, Sip no Wprprrp Strfel.
6rrnA &atIrbrrne unp 0atentleprr Stefrl.
&NIts, Sip unp Mrrpceo SrpganS unp Spa.
Scr S6ube.
gatFnt saIbIererne, 9uditin unb Nib Spasiers
Stube, Button unp Gpn9reB @aiterS.
GbeRfalls, Elm 0UlleS AGortemcnt tcr obi.
gen Stiefel unp S4uhe fir Stm9lin9e unp &nas
ben.
SIR bic SG0tcS
batsn mir sin YcQitGnptseS @Icrtrmrnt Der mo.
pi9lien StYlcS pcn Spmmers rsSdbubCn unp @ais
tcrs pcn unIcrer ri9enen Srriertisung unb aus ren
Cities IUwir NiNes upp Sinper S9ube ppn ic,
Der 9lrt.
8 lite.
Infer aiIcrtement pcn Sdtrn III ppn1dntio,
mad Den nruciten StYleS 9eml4t fir !ocrren,
Sdn9lin9c'unp Snaben. Sir Srrrcn babrn mir
Die rrgrlmIbi3rn Git9 SeibensSGte, mrl6c
fiir Comfort, Oaucrbaft9feil unp S1Gnbeit i'm
2anpc ntbt ibrcS 0lchen inprn.
Sappsn fir Serren, Sim9linsc mb Rnas
ben, fnncY unp pIainr.
Grunts, Garprt.Su8s unp SaIiies, Elm prG.
les &iprtemcnt.
Sampcn II Galtn mir paS 9rBite Enforcement
in StcIcm Srt, beitcgrnp aus alien jcgt 0etrau6.
ten Scrtrn.
trobs 8 liter.
gSr baten bcreits einen 9rrben Stcd bon
StrCt8iitcm ein9eIr9t, te1ebenp aus Manns' UNI
&naten'panamnS, Maricaibrs, QestcrnS, grb.
rIe unp Gontcn Srnoc, GanapaS, setrimmte unc
ungctrimmte 9aImtattcr.( (5itr, Ganrs &inrubds
te, 0tliieS Stats, II. +. ~.
StphrboItrr fTnnen nit riCirn tr Der Scr rtrr
bstm DuBrnp an City Srtbin9 9retien eerIebrn
werren.
9lle Sitter wcrrrn tstm G'rpBsn unb Jtleinrn
prrtault.
Do Oa9uerre9tpps 8IeibniBe =E1
in jcrcr 9lrt sSsttrr an tilisen greiIen sencm.
msn. Sepn9un9cn Saar.
Nlentrwn, Nfdrj 20, 1854. Rqbp
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-03-29
Boben s9otteSoienf.

Sn Der eutbrtI9en STRIDE, AM SOnnerfa!
gbenp C9Rdrs 30) Inn ubr-grrtras in reut'
Ider Spra6e rur6 gaitcr Sc9rlba6.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-03-29
10 quite Mrbetter

DTbsn Irslei6 an brr Grj @rube Der Ssrrrn
8aIliet uno eeoan, in Nurb sBbeittaa
Saml6ip, eedu 6ountY, SerIanst. alrbeit fam
auf lanse 3ct srbaltrn rsrben, unb Is wirb Elm
gutter 9ObR tesablt. Gs brau6sn T9 atsr feline
ais ndAterne arteitsr metosn, renn iul6e bic
nidt nihtern Iiao. perbcn rur6luS niht ange.
iteut. 9an melps ia an Der Grs9ruts cher an
Sllsts G5ulbulIs.
MSrs29. na6M
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-03-29
SenIterz unb 9Sanbpdptcr

SUebeu crbaltcn cine ftbr srrbs guetpabt 8sns
itrrs9dpicr uno 9dnSinS'p 'papirr, iammt auSnlss
icnen Searorrs BON ben neuetsn 9GttswS, wsl.-
dies oheS an 9bilarclpbir greiien otWlniIsm
miro. Stufct an unp iitcreust tuG Irlbit, bct
Sef, 8utb uuo Srerter.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-03-29
SSeuerbDQrDS !!

Cine @u0patl 6rvcrbparbS spn hrn nrusilfm
Muitern, irbr ldbn, it erbaltn worrsn uns JE
serfaufsn Eci
Ged, @utb uno Srerlcr.
sD-Dic Damea itnc teirrtus cinSrlaecn bie~
ieltrn in NuaraI6tin ;u nttmrn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-03-29
!SaalS llmO SOtte

su pertebnen.
2zvA Der llnteri6rir6ene piini6t iein 81
:H:fA fSdi9es tafleinrrnes SauS, SO. 81 :.
!Iiii g SGeitsS SamiltUn 'Strabr, nd6ite Shire
Su S6nurman, 9teubarp pp Cos
StcGr, in aaentcwn, Som / itGn gsprtI an 81 err'
lcGncn. gs it Elm srpbee, tcquemeS G'etdurs, NIT
pffcnrr 5rrnt, jur Setreitun9 Srn geiddften irtr
I6dli6, tnrem rt int Serien reS grltSftlt9cils
Der Start Iiest. Datei bsfinbst iid Elm ;psjtSd'
igcS Sintersrbaure, nit Slide, piaUa, ETC., unp
bas Spprantraicr III i'm Spfc. Gin srrbcr Gar
ten unp perttppae Sbittaume ifno babel. unp Elm
5rdmgetdupe. gu rtnem BaarenbauIe letr pabs
li4. brFnpet f6 am gnbe Der Qrtte.
Die ndbercn GinjeIn9eiten fnp gu rfaGrsn
trim GiaentbGmer,
Gb1rteS Sbou.
WSr; 90. na3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-03-29
- (?us etm .,4'bIlaStpbia Sthl0tFa".)
2(nfunft oes DampffbifTe6 npoeiftc. "
N So0c fs1Gfcr.

Qnecblibe Srieoen6ucribld9e oes Gtars
: Die IpaniIbe Sniurreftion mofnen'
tan untsrorItt. = 3uiammenttoB orr
RuiIen untereinanoer. .-8uliIfbee Ser'
= bot per 9straioeausfubr. - Serubi
iibsr ben SAL BON Salefat: gtleoer
meblun3 Der 9arniio .-SropitofTe 9e
itie0en. 90 o,,.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-04-26
MICHON s. aARRAT,a

q Il ID g II Il Il p s. T O r. Y /,
I S again filled with full choico of SPRING
II aud SUMMER GOODS. Ladies Of Vicks
burg aud from the country will find The articles
offered to be cheap, new and good. We have
no doubt we will prove to all that we still keer
up our name Of the cheapest store In to1on. We
will show large assortment of
SILKs-Striped. Checked, Plaid. Changea.
Die Tatfetas--all colors Plain and fg'd black
Taffetas; Florence Silks.
BAYADERES--India Silk Muslin; Plaid,
checked and plain; Rich satin striped printed
Berages; solid colors, in all shades, Berages
French printed Swiss; Printed BrilIlantes
French printed Jaconets; French Ginghams
checked Swiss; checked Cambricks; corded
Dimity; Pereale Trappee.
RICH RIBBONS-Back silk fet Mitts and
Gloves; French colored silk Gloves; black
silk lace Wells black and white Bobinet, Bon
net Crape-all colors; Paraiols, Fans, Half
Umbrellas.
EMBROIDERIES-F French worked
Handkerchiefs; fine French worked Chemi-
zettes; French worked Sleeves; worked Skirts.
worked Caps: Bands.
LADIES SHOES and CATERS
Hosiery of every description.
GENTS SUMNER CRAvATS.
Colored bordered liaen Handkt rchiefs Silk
foulard Handkerchiefs white linen bosom
Shirts ; colored linen bosom Shirts Spun silk
Undershirts spun sill Drawers fine Shoes
Slippers.
IRISH LINENS-Irish Linen Shirting and
Sheeting; Table Linen Damasks; jacquard
Brecbe Muslin, for curtuins French Printed
Calico, for Curtains; Linen and tton f'et-
ting, for bars; French oil Curtaius; Muslin
Curtains, Nankeens and Towels.
Planters and country merchants will find a
assortment of Lowells, Striped Checks, De-
Minis, Brown and White Cotton Shifting and
Sheeting, Boots and Shoes. To all we recon-
mend of MATING and CHEAP CARPE-
TING. CO. Joint house in New Orleans.
Magazine Street.
Vicksburg, April ID, 1s54-23-t
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-04-26
TO Contractors.

JACKSON, Miss, April 10th, 1854.
CEALED proposals will be received al the
~ office the Auditor of Public Accounts
in this city uutil Monday the 5th Of May next,
for the following work to be done on The Ex-
ecutiye Mansion and State Capitol, viz:
Removing roof from Mansion, and recover.
ing with slate, repairs of cutters included.
Five hundred yards brick pavement around
building, including grading and curbing,
Securing walls with Iron anchors-repair-
in brick work of walls, repairing plastering,
doors &c. inside of building.
Twelve hundred and seventy-five feet brick
wall around enclosure of mansion, including
stone coping and blocks for gates, with same
number of feet iron fence on top, including
gates and painting.
Furnishing and laying thirteen hundred and
sixty lineal feet stone curbing, and twelve
hundred yards, brick pavement, including gra-
ding.
Painting Mansion.
Securing walls in South end of Capitol with
iron anchors and clamps, aud repairing brick
work of walls.
Requiring, plastering and openings inside
the building.
Replacing stone cornice on front Of each
wing, g. rebuilding & stucoing parapet walls
Furnishing new down spouts where needed,
and repairing old ones and cutters.
Building Two semi-circular brick privies.
Five hundred feet brick sewers
Furnishing and laying twelve hundred feet
cast Iron pipes to carry of water.
Fifteen hundred yards brick pavement in
cluding curbing, grading and two flights steps
Repairing bars. in iron fence front of capitol
Materials for all the work to be furnished by
the contractors, and bond given for its faithful
and punctual performance. The stating of the
roof a d al other repairs 10 the building and
the pavement around the Mansion to be COM
pleied by the st dayof September next. The
enclosure with brick WALL iron fence, pave
ment around the same &c, to be completed by
he Ist day of October next.
Work on the Capitol and Privies, and other
work connected herewith, to be completed by
Ist day of November next. No advance pay
ment to any contractor, but fdll,payment made
when the work is completed. Bids will be re-
ceived for the who or any part of the work,
but the commissioners reserve the right to de-
eide upon the responsibility and fidelity of the
contractors to perform it. Plans and speciica-
tions to be seen in detail at the Auditors office.
JOIN &c NJ J, MeRAE; sI CONS.
Eprjl 10 1854. 24 3w
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-04-26

on any jury of inquest shall be entitled to
the same pay as is now allowed to Jurors in
the Circuit Courts Of this State, payable by
the tax collector of the proper county. upon
the presentation of the coroner's certificate.
stating the amount of per diem and mileage
due to said juror which shall be allowed bv
the Auditor of Public Accounts, in settle
ment with said tax collector.
SEC. 2. BE it further enacted, That every
person summoned and attending as Juror. on
any jury for the trial of any action Of forcible
entry and detainer, shall be entitled to the same
pay as is now allowed by law to jurors in the
Circuit Courts in this State, payable out of
the county treasury, upon the presentation of
the certificate of the justices of the peace
trying such case, stating the per diem and
mileage due such Juror.
SEC. 8. BE At further enacted, That the
sum of five dollars shall be taxed as an item
IN the bill of costs, in the trial of every such
case, which shall be collected and paid into
the county treasury, by the sheriff, or other
proper officer, so collecting the same, who
shall make a semi-annual report of all such
collections, to the Board of Police of the
proper county.
SEC. 4. Be 1t further enacted, That this
act shall take effect and be in force from and
after its passage.
Approved March 2, 1854.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-04-26
AGnainlstratrix Noaice.

DY Virtue Of an order Of the Hon.
- Probate Court Of Yazoo county, State Of Mis-
sissippi, viii, as administrative Of the estate of
Martha McElwee, deceased, expose TO public sale
10 the highest bidder between tie hours pre-
scribed by law, in front of the Court house door
in said county, on MONDAY the 8TH day Of
May, the following described property IN EazOo
City. towit: Lois Nos. twehty-eight (26) end
twentynine. (29) Terms Of sale, d credit Of II
months. Bonds and approved security required
from the purchasers. LLVY McELWEE,
Anril s. 1S51-I2 AlministrltrlF
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-04-26

New Firm.
CHARLES T. MANN e. co,
YazOO City, Mississippi.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Drugs, Med
icines and Chemicals, Paints, Oils, Var
nishes, Window Glass and Putty.
LANDRETHS GARDEN SEEDS
Dye-Stufs and Glass Ware, Fine Perfu-
merry, Soaps and Brushes, School
Books, Steel Pens, Quis, and
Stationery, Letter and Cap
Paper, Medical and Mis-
sellaneous Books.
Blank Books, Superior Inks, Paper
Hangings. Pure Vines 8r Brandies.
and orders will receive particu-
lar attention at ali hours the day & night.
AGENTSfor all the valuable family medicines
in use. Buyers will always find here fresh
and unadulterated Medicines. We are
determined to sell as low as any es-
tablishment in New Orleans or else
where in the South West.
Jan. 4 1654-1y.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-04-26
TREMENDOUS SUCCESS
OF
DR.. MoLean's Celebrated Volcanic Oil
LIN E T!

L / N NJ i n T!
ONE AGENT, Mr.. Pike, has sold nine
~ thousand seven hundred and twenty-four
bottles in one month Over two thousand
different persons in this and adjoining states
who were afflicted with rheumatism during the
last two months, have been cured by the use
Of McLeans Volcanic Oil Liniment
1t is truly celebrated remedy and 1t has
done more to alleviate human suffering than
any medicine ever discovered. 4 few appli-
cations will relieve the most violent pain, and
heal the most loathesome scar or ulcer. II
will almost instantly remove Inflammation,
and heal the severe burn or scald. without O
scar; for chapped hands, chilbains, or erup-
tions on the skin of any kind, and for bruises
or sprains, it is a sovereign rcmedy--the effect
is wonderful, that thousands can testify.
For Horses and other Animals, Mclean
Celebrated LIniment is far superior TO any REM
edy for the cure Of latneness, bruises, cuts, old
sores, sweeny, scratches, gals, swellings
sprains, &c. For ring bone, spawn, or any
kind of swelling in the joints, it is a remarka-
Bile cure and no planter should ever be with
out it. See other advertisements, what stage
and omnibus proprieteTs say about ii, then tri-
fe no longer with other compounds.
McLean's Linifnent is the only reliable rem
edy for external disease on man or beast. Try
it and you will be convinced Qf It's rirtQs.
Principle depot, cSrner of Third and Pin
sts., ST. Louis, Mo-, and for sale by Cook q
BFumfield Yazoo City and Druggists in general.
March %, 1s54-ly.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-04-26
Commissioners Sale.
ii. d. lMANDEVILLE ct. al.
Ys-Decree.
d. A. LUDLO w, ct. al.

u. A. LUDLOW. et. At.
EpY Virtue of the above stated Decree to me
kD directed from the Honorable Superior Court
of Cilancery of the Safe of Mississippi. l will
sell TO The highest bidder on credit of six
months, on MONDAY the 18TH day of MAY
1854, al the Court House door in Yazoo City
within the hours prescribed by law, the follow
ing property, viz: The $ nth half and west hall
OF northwest quarter OF Section z, Township 10
Range west. West half of south east quarter
of Section 9, Township L. Range 8 west con
demned to sale to satisfy said Decree and costs
of suit. Bond with approved security will Be
required of the purchaser.
M. A. JENKINS. Commissioner
Yazoo City, April I2, lS54-23-3w.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-04-26
A. GAMBLE.
CsKATEs.
MARBLE YARD.
China street, Vicksburg, NIississippi

IN ADDITION to our stock, we have receiv-
! ed large lot of Italian Marble, direct from
Italy, in block and slab also, the finest quality
of American. We have also a large, varied
and splendid lot, finished off, ready for engray-
ing.
The finest quality OF Monuments, Tombs,
Head and Foot Stones, of all sizes, Marble
Mantel Pieces, Caps and Sills for building,
Steps for doorways, and every thing in the
Marble line,
Engraving done in the neatest, manner, and
at the shortest notice.
We:nvite the people in need of such work to
call and examine for themselves.
All orders promptly attended to.
A superior lot of Italian Marble Mantel on
hand and for sale st prices ranging from $50
to $500. GAMBLE g. SKATES.
March 30, 1554-1y
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-04-26

Eg- The Know-Nothings have started q
newspaper at Washington called the Ameri-
can Eagle. BIC Wright and J. G. Denni-
son, Esqrs. are its editors. The object is
plainly stated namely, the administration
of the government to be exclusively in the
hands of the natives of this country, as well
as the enjoyment of public offices with all
their emoluments.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-04-26
Commissioners Sale

Was. A. Wilkinson, et al. } In the Mid District
70. VS. ChGacety COutt Of
Mary Ridont, ct. al the State of Mss.
HINDER and by Virtue of a Decree Of
" the Middle District Chancery Court of the
State of Mississippi, rendered at the April Term
1854 thereof will on MONDAY the 29th day
of Nav next ensuing as Commissioner of said
Court, proceed TO sell at public auction. to the
highest bidder, upon credit of nine months,
before the Court House door Of Yazoo county in
Yazoo city, an undivided moity or half interest
in and 10 the following described lands, situated
lying and being ia Yazoo county, to wit: South
east quarter, and northeast quarter, AID east
half Of northwest quarter of Section 3; west
half Of northwest quarter. west-falf Of south
west quarter and west half Of east half Of south
west quarter Of Section 4, all in Township TO-,
Range West, (being 800 acres.
Bonds with undoubted security will be re-
quifed Of the purchaser or purchasers.
JOHN NJ BOLLINGSWORTH,
Yazoo City, April 26, 1854 -25-tds. Comr.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-04-26
RANGER'S NOTICE.


TENAKEN up by Thos. j Kirk, 3 steers-1 a
IL brindle about 10 years old with red
sides and white back, about 10 years old, the
other dun about IL years old, ordinary size,
all marked with a crop, under and over-bit in
the right ear, and sWallow-fork in the left
branded r. c., all valued at SS55.
Taken up By Jesse G. Long, enc black and
white pided heifer, marked witha crop ant saw
sci in the left ear, crop and split in the right,
4 years old, no brands perceivable, valued at s.
Taken up by John B. Callham one pale red
heifer, about 3 years old, marked with swal-
low-fork in the right ear and under-bit in the
left, brands perceivable, valued at So.
Taken mp by Jesse Gardner Jr.. one red and
white pided OK, about 2 or IA years old, mark
ed with a crop and two under.bits in the right
ear and an under-bit in the left, valued at SSl4.
Also one black and white steer, 8 or 9 years
old, marked with a crop in the left ear and a
hole in the right valued at SlI.
Taken up by Thomas Shirley, one small red
brindle COW z years old, marked with split IN
the left ear and an under-bit in the right, valu-
ed at So. Also one small brown pided COW
and calf, COW marked with rop and half-crop
In the left ear, and swalow-fork in The right,
calf unmarked, COW 5 years old, valued al s..
| Taken up by L. Pierce, cne medium size red
brindle COW, years old-also one red heifer
Iyearling between and IL months old un-
marked, coy marked with crop and hole in
the left ear, crop. under, and over-bit in the
right, no brands, both valued at S13.
Taken up by w. T. Cessna, one red COW snd
calf, COW marked with swallow-fork, and
under-bit in the left ear and two inde-bits IN
the right, branded with an o., valued at SO.
THOMAS SHIRLEY, Ranger.
knril 70 I854
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-04-26
Notice.

THE late firm of Mann & Andrews
i was dissolved by mutual consent on the
first of January last. All persons indebted to
said firm, are requested to make immediate
payment to G. T. Mann & Co.. at the old
stand. Otherwise we shall be -eazaissllfed %
place their accounts in the hands of an officer
for collection. G. 7 MANN.
April II, Is54-4t JAS. H. An hDREWS