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The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-03-29
Admnimtsfrn f0f's NOTICE.
NGOftce.

A Ii persons indebted to @. r. Blackmari.
q deceased, are requested 20 cell and settle up
JAS. THARP,
March 8, 1854 Is4t Administrator.
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AdminislrafrIx a NoIIce.

II ETTERS of administration with the viii
IL annexed of the estate OfFrank Nearman,
late of YazOo county, were granted 10 me by
the Probate Court Of said county, at the Janu-
ary Term, 1854 thereof. Notice is given To
all persons having claims against said deceas-
ed to present them properly authenticated or
they will be bPrred.
CATHERINE NEARMAN,
March 8, 1854, Is It. Administratrix.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-03-29

Notice
MIR. HENRY B. BRlCKELL. cf 5000
W. ter Shell Benz, . on Bayou Tokeba; his
wife, children, and household inmates have
my full permission to pass and repass through
the plantation, TO CHURCH, or elsewhere Bui
his wagons, teams, and loose stock are ex-
pFessly and specially prohibited,
JAMES J. B. WHITE.
Tokeba, February sth, ls54-l4-3m.
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GEO. w. GRUBBS.
Yazoo City, Jan. 25. le54-l2-6m.

+ TUST received Marsh's newly invented radi-
~ cal cure Truss. Also Utero Abdominal
Supporters. Also Marsh's improved elastic
suspender shoulder Brace. and for sale by
COOK & BRUMFIELD.
February L 1854
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-03-29

LHROM the subscriber, living about
4 miles from Yazoo city, on or about "
the 23d ult., one medium size horse mule, with
shaved tail. reached mane-color, dark brown
Amy person returning said mule will be liberal
ly remunerated, or any Information given viii
be gratefully received.
Tan d. ,54. I1-ff
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Fruit Tree Agency and
F. VINCENT, AGENT, YAZOO CITY, MISSISSIPPI

* %
DEPOT Mr.
efnehe
yalsobeh
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Cash Advances.

W WILL make liberal advances on Cotton
Ill consigned TO Messrs. Oakley & Haw kins of
New Orleans. FEB. %, "a. J. w. DABBS.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-03-29

II ETTERS Of Administration upon the es-
A-4 rate Of Nathan w. Ellis, havipr been
granted the undersigned at the February Term
1854, Of the Probate Court Of Yazoo county
State OF Mississippi Now an persons havi1a
claims against the estate Of said decedent are
hereby required 70 present the same dnly aus
thentlcated Within the time limited bv law 81
they will be barred, and all persons oarfnpeaii
estate are most respectfully and earnestly eoIi-
cited 20 make immediate payment
I. =. WHEELER, Administralor.
March O. 1e54-le-7t.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-03-29

DLOUGHS-l BaIlenqer's no. I. ~. =
A. and "A, one and two horse PlouQhs.
for sale By FEB. 22. '54.l 7. W. DABBS.
LME and CEMENT TAO barrels Ihoms--
n ton Lire. 20 AZ 60.
March ~, 'o4-for sale by j. G. LEWIS q Co
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-03-29
STEAM MARBLE WORKS.
CHARLES RULE,

(LAIE LOWERY & RULE1
Corner BrOads0ry and Fifth st. Cincinnati.
NHEMENTOES Of every description
4vA delivered and erected ut graves M0nu-
ments, Tombs and Grave stones of the best
qualities Of Italian and Native Marbles work.
executed by the best artists. Work is respect-
fully Solicifed JAMES w. BRENNAN.
Agent, Winn's Hotel, Yazoo City,
March !, I654-Iy.
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POis0ned.-An only child of Mrs Alicl
| Wyndee living en- Main Street between sixtl
and seventh, died on Saturday evening from
the effect of using the Mexican Mustang Lin
iment.-Cin. NOnPGriel, April 7th.
We say again beware of the vile poisonous
stuff. Ii you want a safe and sure remedy to
cure Rheumatism, bruises, sprains, pains, DC,
or to heal old ulcers, sores on the legs, or re-
cent cuts, wounds, &c, get McLeq7s'S Celebra-
ted Volcanic OIL Liniment.
Over two thousand different persons in the
city of St. Louis who were afflicted with
Rheumatism the last two months have been
cured by the use of this Liniment.
1t is truly celebrated Remedy and il has
done more to alleviate human suffering than
any medicine ever discovered. One applica-
tion will relieve the most violent pain. A
few applications will cure a bruise or sprain,
two bottles Will cleanse, purify and heal the
most loathsome sore or ulcer, and it will al
most instantly remove Inflammation and heal
the most severe burn scald without a scar.
1t will never fail to cure any external disease
on man or beast if properly applied. 1t is a
sovereign balm to all mankind.
Read the following proof which are receiv-
ed daily.
New ALBANY, Jan. 4, 1854.
DR.. J. H. Mclean, St. Louis:
DEAR SIR: was afflicted for six months with
rheumatism so that | WIS unable to attend anv
business. My joints were swollen dreadfully,
the muscles were contracted and l suffered
the most excrutiating pain. l tried many 9TH
er Liniments, they had no effect. BY the ad-
vice of my neighbor procured a supply of
your Volcanic Oil Liniment, and applied it,
1t has cured me permanently.
/ am satisfied that yoIr Lidiment has saved
me life of decrepitude and misery and hope
that you will triumph over every vile and ava
ricious effort that has and may be made to in
j are the reputation of such an invaluable med
icine. remain yours &c.,
STEPHEN A. MOORE.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-03-29
Notice.

DHE accounts due to the firm of Phillips &
IL Perkins have been transferred to A. P.
Perkins, who is fully authorized to collect and
receipt for the same. S. M. PHILLIPS,
Surviving partner of Phillips g. Perkins.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-03-29
Administrator's Notice.

Administrators Notice.
TIT ETTERS Of Administration upon the es-
IL tate of VIM. s. Grubbs deceased, having
been granted to the undersigned at the Janu-
airy Term, 1854, of the Probate Court Of va
zoo county, State Of MississipPi-Eotice sis
hereby given to all persons having clums
against said estate to present them duly proba-
ted within the time limited by law or they will
be barred. GEORGE w. GRUBBS.
January %, 1s54-l2-7t.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-03-29


58-Fine heavy gold guard do
&c Seine medium gold guard do
60-Fine medium gold guard do
6I-Fine medium gold guard do
62-Superior large gold Seal, fox head
63-Superior large gold Seal, plain,
64-Superior gold agate Seal, monkey face.
65-Superior white Corneiion swing Seal
" 66-Superior white Comedian swing do
67-Superior red Comedian swing do
68-Elegant pearl Bracelet,
69-Elegant pearl Bracelet,
Sc 70-Elegant Comedian Bracelet
sc 7l-Elegant Ruby Bracelet,
&c ELEGANT Garnet Bracelet,
g % Massive gold Bracelet,
" 74-Massive gold Bracelet,
I" 75-Massive gold Bracelet,
76-Splendid scroll Bracelet,
7-Ruby and Pearl Bracelet,
" 78- brilliant Set Bracelet.
Z" 79-Fine gold pen case,
6 30 Fine gold pen case.
g 81-Fine gold pen case.
82-Extensive gold pen case,
83-Extensive gold pen case,
"a 84.Small gold pen case,
&c 85-God pencil case,
S6-Gold pencil case,
S7-GoId pencil case,
S8-Gold pencil case,
Sc 89-Gold pencil case,
" 90-Guld pencil case,
6 9l-Pair Gold Spectacles, sliding frames.
. Is 90 Pair gold Spectacles, sliding frames.
93-Pair gold Spectacles, sliding frames.
94-Pair gold Spectacles, plain frames,
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-03-29

N. Orleans and YaZOO River Packet
LUCY ROBINSON, ]. M. CLEMENTS, Master.
THIS splendid passenger pack 49, D.
4 ct will commence her regular 4
trips in the above trade about the
First of October next, having been purchased
for the trade expressly, will run regularly
throughout the season. [SePt. IA, lS54-H.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-03-29
EXTENSIVE PRIZE DRAWING.

THE Jwev
Rezo next, al 4oclock p. M -
similar
as there will andi
nnoHa: "N-e-11
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-03-29

ESLOUR 80 bbIs. celebrated crscent Mills
n jusl landing foEaale by
Dec. q. 1858. J. w. DABBS.
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character ever attempted, as there will be one
only FIVE DOLLARS. All the articles comps
as follows:
No. l-Fine gold chronometer duplex Watch.
2-Superior full jew. gold hunting Lever.
:" S-Independent full Jew. hunting Lever.
" 4-Gold hunting lever ruby jeweIled do
5-Heavy gold hunting full jewelled Lever
g.
s-Hunting anchor Lever, full jewelled.
g.
" To-
" ll-Diamond and Pearl Ladies Watch,
+" 12-Enamelled do do
13-Plain heavy gold Lever, Is Jewels.
" ID do superior do do full do
g l5-Heavy and fine gold anchor, full jewelld
l6- do do do do do Z do
II do fine gold detached, l3 JEWELS,
l8-Small gold Lever,
" 19-Large gold detached Lever.
/" 20-Plain gold English do
2l-Silver hunting do
g o. do do do
:. 23- do do do
g "a do do anchor do
e 25- do do do do
{ 26- do do do do
:. 81 do Lepine Watch,
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:. 28-PIain silver Lever.
29- do do do
:, 90 do do do
. :. 3l-Cluster diamond breast Pin,
;. 30 Single stone diamond breast Pin.
3D. do do do do do
3D. do do do do do
35-Set diamond Studs.
!" 36-Large cluster diamond Pin.
81 do do do do
38-D Diamond and Ruby Ring,
80 do do do,
40-Dimond and Opal Ring,
.41-Large 8 Stone Diomond Ring,
42-Heavy bar tob chain,
43- do do Network Chain,
/" 44- /" Gothic do
&c a. " d strand do
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-03-29
YnXOO Rlver land Tor saIe.

Yazoo City, February 9Th, is54.--l4--sm
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THURSDAY, !, 1854.
THE CINCINNATI AND PARKERS-
RURG RAILROAD.

The p,oplo of Ciucilnnti now bs5il to see the
'eor OF their way" in giving their vote in favor Of
decentralization Of this road with the Marietta Road
At the present time, weeam that the citizens Of that
place are suffering for want Of Coal and that the
Iron men are compelled to "blow out, for want Of
metal Hope they have got their eyes opened by this
time andwll go to work and help to compile the Road
from this place to Cincinnati, by breaking that dam
nabe instrument aud in that way do an act Of justice
to themselves likewise to our own county and neigh
borhood, and forever and after disbeeve the stories
Of certain Mac, who wears big shirt tail, and
beware Of Manchester and Morris. We confident.
ly look for speedy resumption Of the work upon
our Road and the facts that being brought before
tho Court in Cincinnati and the exposition of the
actions Of those who were enemies Of the road, still
confirm our belief that before great time to come
our road will be finished aud in successful operation
Let us to the work, and never finch until we hear
the whistle of the "Od Iron Horse" daily from the
Queen City, bringing the glad news Of the compile
ton Of our road
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Very Respectfully
J. W. LONGBON.


II we have a true AMERICAN PARTY
among US, we hope it will distinguish it.
self by doing all that an organized body
of men can do 10 relieve the country
from a repetition of evils which have
caused the present commercial distress.
AS Government, we have been acting
the part of spendlhrit. We import
more than we export, and, as a coDSe
quence, are overwhelmed with foreign in.
debledness. We not only drink foreign
tea and coffee, which cannot very well be
helped, sweetened with foreign sugar
which we could help. if we would-but
we must be clothed in purple and fine
linen from abroad. We walk on foreign
carpets-lho extravagant among US we
mean-Aear foreign coat, pantaloons and
vests, and sometimes foreign boots and
shoes. Our cigars are Havana made.
our preserves foreign grown, and our
choice wines and spirits are ali foreign
In our foregn vest pocket, is foreign
made watch, fastened around our necks
by foreign made ribbon. We travel
upon foreign rails, cfen warm our feet by
foreign Goals, send abroad raw American
cotton TO be manufactured into cloth to
warm our cold American bodies.
Hence it is that we import fly mill
ions year more than we export Hence
it is, TOO, that we to day owe three hun
dred millions of dollars TO Europe. is
as individual consumers of foreign lux
urieS,-Ior foreign necessities We must
have and can easily pay for, too,--that
we have created this foreign debt. To
meet It as it arises, we are sendiLg abroad
specie from a quarter Of million to a
million and quarter ol dollars by every
steamer. We receive the precious met,
ais from our own shores on the Pacific.
in vast quantities, twice a month, only to
despatch it twice as often across the At
IOntiC, there to meet the constantly accu.
muIating Indebtedness for the uxuries
we consume at home. We do not pro
pose 10 fix bounds TO any mans tastes or
desires, much less to prescribe the place
and manner of cxpending his own money;
but it has struck Us that if we have true
American Party among us, we should
show that fact by an endeavor to encour.
age more Of our own industry, to con.
sume more OF our own goods, aud to rely
less upon Europe for what we eat, drink;
wear and use. SO much foreign deb; in
these times is a serious evil and we should
at least labor hard to make our imports
a0d exports square with each othcr.-N
Y Express.
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NEWS ITEMS.

The Pitlsburg Gaz3 says that there
are millions of bushels Of coal atthat point,
awaiting shipment TO the several cities be.
low
An Iowa paper says that the immigra.
tion into Iowa the present season is unpar'
alleled in the history the past. II is es.
timated that 100 600 souls will be added
to the population Of that Stale this year.
A writer in late number Of the Louis.
vile Journal says: /" that justice, policy
and peace, demand a restoration Of the
Missouri Compromise"
The New Bedford Mercury says, that
Governor Baker, of New Hampshire, has
joined the Know Nohings. tleis Dem
ocrat.
The California Times, in an article on
the immense capacity of the trees found
in the vincinily OF Ilumbolt, mentions a
spruce pine log, twenty.Six feet long,
which turned out 1000 feet clear stuff.
without knot or wndshakes. The tree
made IS 080 feet clear lumber.
1t is stated that Mr.. Strang. the Nor.
mon leader of Beaver Island, is elected
to the Legislature OF Michigan.
The whole Mormon force voted for Mr..
Peck, the only Democrat elected to Con.
gress from that State
The New York correspondent of the
W ashington Sentinel, says that John Van
Buren, voted for Mr.. Wheeler the anti Ne.
braska candidate for Congress in his dis,
trict.
The whippingpost is still in use in Gov.
ington, Ky. Lawrence Hunt was pub.
IiCIy whipped in that place last week Tor
stealing caps.
Judge Swan declines the appointment
rendered him by Gov; MEDILL, to fill the
vacancy oocasiIned by the resignation
Of JoHN A. CoRwIN. Ills private business
will not admit of his going upon the Bench
until the second Monday of February
when the term for which he was elected
by the people, commences. %. S. Jour
1t is now well understood that SmEp.
ARD +. Norris will not resign his post as
District Judge. for the Supreme Judge
ship rendered him by the Governor. -
Judges hartley, RANNEY and THURMAN
are now the only Judges on the Supreme
Bench.-O. s. Journal.
Everything indicates that there will bo
tremendous fight in the next General
Assembly Of Indiana over thr question Of
the re charter orlhe State Bank, which has
year or so ofacve business existence re.
peaIing the genere banking law.
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HOW WS THIS,

A Citizen, has reported to us that the Rcv'd Vim.
Hatfield (whois now lying very low with lung af-
fiction and Bronchitis, aud not expected soon to re-
cover if ever says that the circuit in which he has
been laboring, (The Portsmouth Protestant McthO
dist,) owes him some $3OO,oo, and do not pay him,
but allow him to be calling on the citizens for chari
ty.
lie is suffering Of disease brought on exclusively
and entirely by his Jealous, laborous and unrcmit-
ting efforts in their cause and that Of that Church
Il the report be true it is sbamc--"a burning
shame" and reflects no credit on TINT Church praO
ticnl Christianity. We will be obliged to any on,
for further information, should the facts be as report
cd, we shall not fail ospread abroad and defend tl
worthy Preachers cause, and to publish such shame
ful withholding Of brothers life blood-such prof
lignto and ungenorous conduct toward brothcr-wC
think those interested should enquire into it, and to
enquire Searchngly for there is great wrong some
whore. "Thc laborcr is worthy of his hire
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A CircuIr to the Township Boards of
Education Of Jackson County.

A CircuIr to the Township Boards of
Education of Jackson County.
The undersigned having been solicited
10 procure subscriptions 10 the "Ohio
Journal of Education" an Educational
Periodical published in pamphlet form
monthly at Columbus Ohio, by the Ohio
Stale Teachers Association respectfully
makes the following proposition.
That each Township Board of Educa.
tion in Jackson County meet forthwith
and subscribe for a sufficient number Of
copies OF said Journal, 10 furnish each
subdislrict in The Township with copy
This they are authorized to do. and pay
for the same out Of any money raised as
provided in the 22d section Of the School
Law, and if they lave not now the means
at hand, they can pay for the same as soon
as they can make and collect any money
properly applied thereto.
The next volume commences with Jan
uary 1855, and now is the very time to
subscribe. Lick Township, to her credit
be it said, has already sci the example
and subscribed for a copy for each OF the
subdistriCts.
The Journal is in reality what it pur,
ports 10 be, IAN Educationl Journal
devoted 10 all the interests Of Education
1t contains the official opinions of the
State Commissioner OF common Schools
on the school law from time to time, fur.
nishing a sure and safe guide for the in
tellgent action of school officers in refer
ence to their duties. The undersigned has
been subscriber TO the Journal for three
years, and Tor no common consideration
would dispense with it. School officers
Teachers, and every one interested ii
our common school system would do vel
TO subscribe.
Terms: One dollar year in advance
Teachers not prepared to pay in advance
can pay at the close of their schools
Address, "Dr A. d. Lord, Columbus
Ohio" or "Ohio Journal of Education
Columbus Ohio" or, communications may
be made to the undersigned at Jackson
c. II. Ohio, who will act as agent IN re.
ceiving subscriptions, and forwarding the
same.
Very Respectfully
/ LONGRON
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Weare placed under obligations to our frcal Il.
Harding, for two beautiful Lithogmph Pictures, in
frames, rs n Christmas and Ncwyeus gift. Such to-
kenS Of friendship aud esteem are highly npprccia
tod, aud will not soon be forgotten,
Our friend II. has for number of years been en-.
gagged as Book Merchant in this place and altho'
being deprvedof cycsight, has managed by industry
and cconemy to support large family by strict in,
togrity in business aud ailabe department, has won
for himself the confidence aud esteem Of all who have
bad dealings with him. May success crown all his
efforts,
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In speaking Of monetary affairs the Cincinnati
Gazette Of last week says;

In speaking Of monetary affairs the Cincinnati
Gazette Of last week says
In mcuTent money there is an Improvement
both us regards prices aud demand CircIcvile sells
at Soc, Kentucky Trust Company 40@5Oc.; New.
port safety Fund gO@25c., Bank of kauawha, 80
(r0Oc The Virginia Stock Banks, with the cxccp.
ton Of those located at Wheeling at 20 per cent dis
count. Illinois banks, 10 O20c. discount. The
bNnkabC par funds consist Of the Stock Independent
and state Banks of Ohio, State Bank Of Indiana,
aud Kentucky Banks Eastern banks are at par, but
there is very little Of their paper in circulation The
circulation OF the Indiana Free Banks having been
reduced to three million dollars aud the notes goncr
ally being current in Indiana, the paper is in better
demand here, aud sales have been made at 9pG g5c,
aud il the Banks or Bankers would receive IT, there
would be no difficulty in passing it in trade at par
The nocs Oi the Clinton bank of Columbus are taken
III small amounts at par II is to be hoped that We are
near oi ourCnrrcncy difficulties buta final and
satisfactory settlement can only be looked for when
tho doubtful aud lllegltma.e banks shall have been
driven from the field. In St. Louis and Illinois the
merchants aud bankers sustain the Illinois hanks and
throughout both States the papers bmkablc. In In.
diaa the uotes Of tho Free banks are taken for pro.
duce; but, with some exceptions they will not Dur.
chase gold or Eastern Exchange. Thestock banks Of
Virginia are also in bad credit and do not pass here
although they are current ut home, In word, tht
noeso all banks that have doubtful or have not
good character are clOSsCd among the mcurrcnt mo.
ncy, or arc received in very small quantities.
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MAR RIEDu

MARRlED-On Sunday the Sd inst, by S. W.
Schcllenger Esq, DR.. r. Il, e. CLEwERs and Miss
MINERVA Il. HAMMoNDs, all Of Jackson county.
Although this world is full Of ills,
Cholera, Fevers, aches and chlls
There is a balm which everything cures,
Known only by, Dr. r. E. G. Clewer.
Farewell to you Bon, farewell to your all,
When patients do bcckon attend to their call,
All the sick folks attend to thro' life,
But do not forget to remember your wife.
MINERVA the queen and Goddess Of love,
Whose name is registered in Heaven above,
The vowsy you'y We taken, Love, honor and obey
You have experienced your happiest day.
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On our first page will be found an interesting
chapter from "Barnum's Autobiography headed
"A Perilous Journey" The publisher j. s. Red
field, announces that owing to the immense edition
necessary to meet orders already received that the
work will not be ready before the middle Of Decem
Der, having already received for over $1,000 copies
From the many cncomiums upon this work by q
large portion of the press we are Of the opinion
that this Book is destined to meet with the most ex
tcnsive sale Of any work in America and which, per
hapS, it richly deserves.
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NOTHING Grows IN VAIN.-We undr.
STAND that an cnlerprlslng German is
about to secure a patent for his discovery
oI hax, or It's equivalent, in fifteen diffe'.
ent kinds OF common weeds. Tho dis.
covery is TO be turned to account in the
manufacture of numerous articles of
which flax is the principal. bu, especially
in the manufacture of paper. which is a
matter of deep interest just now to the
publishing world, the scarcity OF rags be-.
ing great embarrassment to business
National hielhgenccr.
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4. m,CIFFIN, M. ID.

This gentleman hOs taken rooms at the "IshOm
House." in this place, where he can consulted up.
on all cases of afflicon Of the human form. Mr.
M'Giffn, we learn is o good Physician, aud VIC be-
speak for him share Of the practice Of this neigh.
borhOOl, and welcome him in our midst 10 friend
and ueiyhbor
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From Washington,

WASHINGTON. Dec. 2.
The city is filed with members. All
the hotels are crow ded. Fully quo
rum OF both Houses is now present.
News was received tonight of the
nomination of W Use as the Democratic
candidate for Governor Of Virginia.
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CINCINNATI MARKET.
CINcINNvTI. Dec. 9.

Flour is dull at 7,5507 60. Sales of
10000 bush Corn at Sc. Hogs are firm
at 4,6404,65, sIaughterers paying 4OO
SOC per head premium. Sales of 200
bbls Lard at &c, and 1000 kegs do at the
same. Green Hams &C. Mess Pork
Sl2. There is an increasing frmness In
Provisions.
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GENERAL JAZZ DELIVERY.

On Monday night last, three men that were con-
finedin the Jail Of thi. place made their copc and
are now at large. The names Of the two accused Of
GSnd Larceny, are James Wilson aud Frank Lcwa.
len. Tor whosc arrest our sheriff offers reward of
twenty-five Dollars.