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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-09-06

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lruv ,hof NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ,l, =. -.
and Kansas b0, noia.. thar c6a., !,
merely Dray,s ay,s,,.,,I...,.....,....,.'....'.....' +,
thisQ9usr.on orrbcm,.,,r, rY,,h.,.a
climate and productions orihar ron..1 ,r,
no, adapted 10 slave labor I,is o,, firm
belief that slavery will. mo, cptorrbeso Ter.
n,orics. Those who are sensitive n, This
poipt sboprd pot cIo,e ,b,;r o,,..,,', ~.
evidence that surrounds Them Yb, irJ.
cations are an oroos.d IN its cv,on.;,n -,
that country Snch ;s ba L,l,,r ~ Nv W.
ab.est meu in the notion ,hoso wb,. .,I
vocalcd and yo,ed far ,bc N-,h,o...,. a,,I
Kansas bill. as well as ,boso .ub, ,a,oJ
against it.
Mr. Douulas soid,
81 do not believe ,bsro 10 , ,r,r - ro,
gress who thinks il worIl bo rornn,o,,I, ,,T
a slaye.boldino conptrv b,ro ra ;Ja,
that il rouDd " "
Mr.. Badger sajJ
81 have no more idea or saeinco sl,yc.
population in either Of them lNaIr,sl, ~
[ons,s ,n.r Gan,,r' - ','o' ","' W
chuset,s"
Mr.. Edward Evere,, said
81 am quite spro.evervb,5v admits ,h,,
it is moi 10 be n slo,o.b,r3.,r r,,;aa - '''.'.
Mr.. Hunter said
"Does apv man bo,iovo rb,, 70, ,fn
have a sIay6.bo,jior S,.,o IN E,ns,. nr -.
Nebraska , con,aes ,b,, e.. - ',,.,,.9 ,,o,, ~
permitted such m oIns;on =, r., ',',',' ,'
mind" VI" "'
Mr.. Bell sod ,bo, no r,,....- -.
South. sit was n contos, for ',.ro ~, M
srrac,jon 80 ''
Mr. BENTON said +, b;s fire, .-.o..l min.
the Nm. ''' wv" "o.''''''
"The question Of s,ovary +, ,boso -.
ri,orjcs. II thrown o,on ,,,orr,a.;aI " ',s a,;, 49,
will bo a ooo.ton ornnrobcrsa o"os,;,,' ".,,o,,'
of the minority lor or ogains, slorol,,. as'.'D'
what chance would slaye.bo,der. b,ro ot'1 IN
such a contest : No chance ~ nu Thn ~
slave entrants will bo on,nnobor.d ond
compcIled 10 navo mos, nnoa,.l ,,,,., .,,'
not only in point of npnbers 51, aIsa ~
point of States" ."
In his second sooacb NJ, R,,,o, ,,,.;.
sald '''''' 5'''
81 believe in the mtIitv Of this biI,--
its absolute fn,iItv in ,Io slorn ,,I boII;n-, J,
States. and that noi sirco sIoyo .,;l ,a
be held in Kansas or Nsbros1., G,' nn9o WI, s'S' :,
even ADMITTING il 10 be- nossaJ +" '' ~
Gen HonsIon so;d
uTbe,o u,os -, t-,.r.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-09-06
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icnlou thereto, and not because we lccl
under any obligation to do so and we
again repent, what wo have often said here.
io,orc, that We cannot be instrumental in
any mnneb in prosecuting amy religious
sect, aud we now give notice, once and
for all lhu, hereafter, all such things shall
be excluded from our columns.
a bold attack is here made upon one Of
lha christian churches, and mnde, too, in a
buuderIng rigmaroIe Of nonsense, and so
Ioros the preamble is concerned, without a
single grain Of either common sense or
truth. We would not censure the citizens
|of Bradford township, who are conce rned d
|intdis ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS are sure they
arc at least for the most part, the victims
of d base system Of deception. They are
| led 10 believe that the Catholic religion is
inconsistent with republican liberty, and
they are told, Time and again, that every
C"'"'''' owes an o'eSoncc 10 Inc rope
'"oI cannot DC severed ny MS oa'n oi al
| Iogoncc to any temporal government. If
this were true, why did the present Pope,
III o'o'' 10 s"'e MS noao 4rom 'he 'eVo'u'
g"''s'' ny iron, '.'o '""con ID iS79 Il
".'''"v' '"'u '''' ''''u o' '"''' on''0"
su'' ""'s''"C'' ""y u.u '"ey "'' ny 10
''' P''''V.o" Il '"9 rope l'"sou nou
"'' we S''- ''''s' no''o" o' '"e '"'Ia'y OF
''' o.'''' WY ''o '' mo- '.''' OPo" MS
''' .''' ~ ,''''' - us ''SIO0 "1' "o
','''' ~ ,"''' '"' was S"i'''0u TO snare
Wv 9'''' 'o'''"o' ',o' any o''''' '''no''"
|o"'", many o' IFS predecessors nave
','' ''','.''' '"''S' anu Ct '"9 history
~ ''' u" ''.' u'1' 'g' '1I",s" any e''ucIce
'''"' "' SUCH '''"e' INC O''"'"c SuOj'c's ol
"'''' So'''""'7"'s were any ''e less 'oy0'
10 sue" government" on mat account
Is not 'naso '"c's oI themselves sniacien'
10 convince the most skepucaI that all this
ius5 ABOUT the temporal power oi the Pope
IS mere CANNON are 'ney not sulH'
c'en' 10 cause all men OF sound reasoning
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-09-06

z CHARACTER.-A misstcp may destroy
life. One sin may ruin your character.
Did You ever reflect on the consequences
OF a single indulgence in yiccl The best
men have fallen through the suggestion Of
another. How careful YOU should be while
in the freshness Of your days, lest blight
fall on you forever. II invited 10 places
of resort where it is difficult TO decide,
take the safe course, stay away and save
your reputation.
This is a jewel Of incs,imablo value, TOO
precious to put in jeopardy. No man ev.
or regrets that he kept aoor from templa.
ton, and TO the close of his life he express.
es his joy that he was saved from the path
Of shame, by giving a decisive mega.
tive, when the voice of pleasure beckoned
him on. Be decided, and yon are safe !;
yield, and you may be lost. Watch with
diligence, and guard well every avenue
through which sin may reach YOU. In no
other way will you be sure to overcome
the world.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-09-06


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N'or'sh'' u'come numerous enough TO be
oo''l'''o as as a. a ''oe H.'''' 'Ney could alter
W.''', ,,' 'S''"''S" ''' institution even !, the
missouri Ioe or ihe act O.. l7-J had mo-
O'9n u.s,o'oeu' suppose tor example lha
"I,y o. o, ,"e ''0eS covered by !he ordinance
VI I'7' were a' 'nls Ume 10 establish SIa'
very T"'r' "oo'1 0e the remedy There
"oo'u oo nome II me people OF a terri
,o'y S"ou'u ue'l'o 10 haVe the INitulIon,
Out Perce'ylnS 'hat Congress might object
10 ,nclF ADMISSION mo TIE uulon, they
c"o'o Io'Oeof TO establish Il nnuI aIlcr Their
"o'''''',oN' ana 'hen 90 as they might deem
pest Ilen'' me wisdom OF allowing that
power TO con''o' III 'Ne D'glnnng, That viii
most certainly control IN the end, or at a
subsequent Po"oa'
II IS not TO be Gen'ed that there IS a most
yo''hl ana uh""rraniob.o spirit evoked by
'uI' slavery conflict that should bo dis
Co""''nonoe" by Ihe good men OF all par
"'S' IL Is one OF ihc en'gmas o, human
n"''''' 'h'l IL can become so unrGosoAob.e
~ some o. i'' manifestations, Our on'i-
Neo.'sNa !nrna' should take care les, the
'n'"'' OF a WHO ana ung2'ernaoie lonatl.
c''D' sn"1'o possess them as u has already
possessed many others. ihe lnfI2mmatory
ana 'Fe"SohoOle proceedings OF an n5oIi.
"oh convention IA the ciy oil New York,
not long slncr' calls Tor the earnest con.
Iemhauon OF every lover OF our national
Onlon.
NenoeiI fhiIdps said
"lhe Union sentiment IS the great yor.
Tex winch swallows up the great minds,
ana Ihey have power enough for the time
being 10 influence the people. The only
remedy Tor tne slave IS the destruction q.
'"e government chai''nge any man to
'c', me Wna' me union has done for US"
" H. Loya garrison proposed the ioI-
loving resolution:
IIeS''0e"' Ihot me one grand vital IS.
sue 10 Oe made with the slave power, is
,le ,l o'SSoIuuoh oI the existing American
Onloh'
Henry T. wright spoke on the resolution
ana sara
81 like that resolution very much. This
country denies God, or if it believes in
Oou' q" not. Inc Christian God IS the
. nrcnrEpID IgDDnnC Nf,F 10 ryvbt
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-09-06
!. ELLIS BONUAM, Chairman.
GEORGE c. WGLKEr, Sccrct1ry.

The NEwspAPER.-In the promotion OF
SO desirable an object as the union Of the
intellectual with the useful, the newspaper
is an imporian. auxiliary. It is more
1t is typical Of The community in which ],
cjr'ulo.es and is encouraged. It tells its
character as well as It's condition ; its tastes
as well as its necessities: the moral, as
well as the physical, stamina of popula.
ton or soil. It is the map whereon are
traced our tendencies and des,inics-the
chart to direct the traveller and settler 10
safe and pleasant harborage, or to divert
them from the shoals and quicksands Of
social degradation. At home it brings to
our frcsides, it imparfs to our household,
It impresses on our children, It's sentimcn.
Of propriety or its tone orcoutamuaton.-
Abroad, it is regarded as'our oracle, and
speaks volumes for or agains, us. In lis
business features may be discerned the
indication Of our prosperity or otherwise,
in worldly sense; but in It's general com.
PleXion will be discovered our moral and
spiritual healihfulness or disease. 1t is
the Portraiturc Of our impertccions, as
well as the chroncIer Of our advancement.
National IatelHgmccr.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-09-06


Gov. BIGLER IN THE NoRrn.-Judpe
Pollock having decIinedto accompany Gov
BIgIor among the people Of the Stale, our
worthy Governor is now on n visit to the
Northern counties alone. At every place
he has yet visited, the sterling yeomanry
Of the great North have given him the most
enthusiastic receptions. The Wings built
all their hopes upon the dsafGclion Of the
Democrats ofthat region on the Nebraska
question. They now see these bright hope.
vanish inlo the air.
G-The proceedings OF The Native Con
vention atCurwensviIe last Saturday, vii
appear in our next.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-03-08
To Tax PAYERS.

HOY Virtue of an Act of the Legislature of
ND the State of Mississippi, entitled an" Act
for the relief of Yazoo county," approved
January I7th, 1S54-Notice is hereby given
that will meet the Tax Payers of this county
at their Respective precincts, for the purpose of
assessing and Collecting the State, County,
Special and School Taxes levied for the year
1888, ON the following days, to-wit:
At Yaeoo City Bor-On Thursday Friday and
Saturday, the ID, 3rd & 4th days Of March
next.
At Greer's Boron Monday and Tuesday, the
9th and 7th days of March next.
At DeaSon'S Boon Wednesday and Thurs
day the Sth and 9th days of March next.
AZ Doper Boron Friday and Saturday the
10Th and 1lth days of March next.
Al Picnic Bor-On Monday and Tuesday the
18th and l4th days of March next.
At .Satartia Boc-On "Wednesday Thursday and
Friday, the 18th. 10th & 18th days March
next.
Al Alton's Bor-On Monday and Tuesday the
goth and 2lst days OF March next.
Az Benton BOc-On Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday the 22d, 23rd, and 24th days of
March next.
At SHuc,- Greek Boron Wednesday s Thurs
day the Goth & 30th days of March next
The particular attention of Tax Payers is
called to the following Section Of the above
mentioned Act, to-wit
* SECT 3. Be it further enacted that il shall
be, and IS hereby made the duty Of all and every
person liable to taxation in said county, TO
make out and deliver to said Sheriff, on or be-
fore the first day Of April next. full and cor
rect list under oath, (Which cath the said Sher-
if or any Justice Of the Peace Of the State, is
hereby authorized tie adaainister> of all his, her
or their taxa BILE property, and for falling to de
liver said list as hereby required, each person
so offending, shall be liable to an additional tao
Of tteeaty.GOe per centum on the whole
amount eff his. her or their taxes, to be collec-
ted by said Sherilfin the manner now prescri-
bed by law"
M. A. JENKINS, Shff and Ex-Of.
Tax Collector OF Yszoo county,
By ]. L. RUSSELL, Jr., d. S.
Yazoo City. February 8, l854-l3-3t.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-03-08
AdminiSfrafOr9S Sale.

DY Virtue of an order OF the Probate Court
-A1 OF Yazoo county, State of Mississippi, rem
dered at the February Term 1854, Admins
traitor of the estate of G. J. Blackman deceased.
l shall proceed upon MONDAY, the TENTH
day of APRIL, next. in front Of the door of
the court house in Yazoo city, to sell to the
highest bidder upon a credit of twelve months,
from the day Of sale, certain lands of which
said Blackman did seized and possessed de-
.scribed as follows, to-wit
The southwest quarter of Section ), Township
IL, Range west, also portion of land be-
ginning at southeast of northeast quarter of
northeast quarter. (40 acre piece> of Section
>. Township Il, Range 2 west, and ruu north
400 chains to public road leading TO Eazoo
City--thcnce in southwestern direction along
said road 5,300 chains, 68 links to the half
mile station, on the west boundary of said Sec
ton ). thence east 1000 cha MS, thence north
1900 chains, thence east 1000 chains to the
place Of beginning, containing 38 acres more
or less, also the south-half of east-haf OF
northwest quarter of Section 5, Township IL.
Range west, containing 40 acres more or
less, situated, lying and being in the county of
Yazoo, State of Mississippi.
Bonds with undoubted security viii be re-
quired of the purchaser. JAMES THARP,
March /, JS54-l7-tds. Administrator.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-03-08
The state of NTississInDi. }
YAzoo County,
PROBATE COURT-JANUARY TERM
1874

1854
To all persons interested ia the lands, ten
ensepats and heredi0mentS of Martha
Dfchllcee late Of said county deceased.
y N the matter of the application of Elvy Nc
Il Ewee, Administrative of Martha McElwee,
deceased, for an order to sell the following
Town lots, situated, lying and being IA Eazoo
City, andknowR and designated on the map of
said town as lots Nos. twenty-eight and twen-
ty-nine, for the purpose of division between
the distributes of said estate.
It is therefore ordered by the Court, that ci-
tation issue, directed to Jane George and Evans
George, her husband, and to John McElwee,
non residents of this State, to be and appear
at the March Term 1854 of this Court, then aBd
there to shew cause if any they have or can,
why an order should not be granted for the sale
of the above described town lots, inaccordance
with the prayer Of said applicant
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 dayp.
WITNESS, Hon. Geo. B. Wilkinson, Judge
of the Probate Court of Yazoo county, the 4th
Monday in Jan'ry, 1854, and seal of said court.
ISSUED the 30th day of January, A. d. 1854.
VIM. III. BELL, Clerk.
February l, 1854-13-I0t
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-03-08
NOTICE.

THE firm of J. Tharp & Co isthis day dis
l. solved by mutual consent. Mr.. ]. Tharp
having disposed of his interest IN the stock to
Mr.. Alonzo L. Brown, would return his thanks
to his old friends for their past liberal patron
age, and respectfully solicits continuance of
the same fer his successors, and would add,
that they viii be receiving new goods and
keep large and well selected stock mir.
Tharp also informs his friends and patrons,
that he is charged with the settlement of the
business Of the old firm, and can be found at
his Old counting room. JAMES TIIARP.
C. w. WOOD.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-03-08

WHEREAS Letters Of Administration on the
w estate of George NJ. Hancock deceased,
were granted the undersigned at the last No
vember Term of the Probate CourI Of Yazoo
Comfy State of Mississippi-now all persons
having claims against the estate of said dece-
dent, are hereby requested to exhibit the same
within the time limited BY law or the same will
be barred. NANCY d. BERKLEY,
January 4, 1S54-7t' Administering.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-03-08

wETHEREAS Letters of Administration up
w on the estate Of r. r. Williamson, decd
were granted to the undersigned at the jan
uary Term 1854, of the Honorable Probate
Court of Yazoo county, State of Mississippi
Now all persons having claims against the es-
tate of said d.decedent, are hereby required to
Exhibit the same duly authenticated, within the
time Iirnitedby law, or the same will be barred.
Feb 1, le54-i3-7t E, L. BOWER Admf.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-03-08
Fashionable ClOthfng Emporium
+. w. BATTAILE,

Nam Street Yazoo city, Mississippi.
rs in receipt of large and well selec-
IL ted stock Of Fall and Winter Clothing, con-
sisting in part of Oyercoats, Dress Coats, Frock
Coats, Fancy Coats, Cloaks, Talmas, Fine, Fan
cy and Black Cashmere Pants every variety
Of Silk, Satin, Plush and Velvet Vesrs-un ex-
tensive assortment of Gents Furnishing Goods
and Hosiery, also splendid selection Of Hats,
Caps, Boots, Shoes, Umbrellas, sole leather
Trunks, Carpet Bags, and India Rubber Goods
Mr. Bottaiie has in connection with his
Store, a TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT,
and has secured the services OF the most com
petcnf woramen to be obtained in New York.
He fatters himself in his ability 10 render satis-
faction to his customers in the minutest par
ticulars Of dress, lie invites the public to call
and examine his stock.
November 30, 1s53-4-3m.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-03-08
Administrators Notice.

w estate of Sarah NJ. Pritchett, deceased,
were granted to the undersigned at the last
January Term, of the Probate Court Of Yazoo
county, State Of Mississippi: Now all persons
having claims against the estate of said dece-
dent, are hereby required to exhibit the same
within the time limited by law, or the same
will be barred. ROBT. J. S. PRITCHETT,
Feb. l, 1S54-13-7t. Administrators.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-03-08
YazOO River Land fOr Sale.

TENHE undersigned own q tract Of about 200
Il acres Of high land, lying on the Yaz00
River and rdjoining he lands formerly owned
by J. Lamkin, being Lot no. 3 of Section @,
and West half Of Southwest quarter Of Section
z. Township H. Range 2 West, which they
will sell at q bargain, if immediate application
be made to J. NJ. IIoliingsworth, or 70 the un-
dersigned. B. E. & w, L. MORRIS.
Feb 8, '54;-l4-6w-
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-03-08
ADMINISTRATORS Notice.

WHEREAS Letter of Administration de bo-
w mis- non on the estate of Henry III. Pritch-
EFT, deceased were granted to the undersigned
tthe last January Term of the Probate Court
of Yazoo county. State OF Mississippi: Now
all persons having claims against the estate OF
said decedent, are hereby required to exhibit
the same within the time limited by law.
ROBT. J. S. PRITCHETT,
Feb. |. l854-l3-7t Admir-. de bonis non.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-03-08
The state OF Mississippi. !
YAZOO COUNTY.

PROBATE COURT, JANUARY TERM, 1854
To all persons interested in the estate Of
Paul Finley, deceased
IN the matter Of the application OF
Il Fuller & Atkinson, Administrators OF Paul
Finley, deceased, to file final settlement oil
their account, and surrender of their letters as
Administrators as aforesaid, it was thereupon
ordered that citation issue to VIM. II. Bell, as
Guardian, ad litem for Elizabeth Massey. Jno.
w. Massey, Andrew G. Saunders, to Yazoo
County, and to Charles Fuller, Elizabeth Burt,
and Z NJ Burt, her husband, Clarissa Max
we'll, and E. A. Maxwell, her husband, and
George Fisher, to Attala County, to Andrew
Oldham to Carroll County. and that publication
of said citation be made in the Y azoo Democrat
for the space Of thirty days, as to LUCINDA
Smith, and - Smith, her husband, Sarah Me-
Coy, Margaret Wilmington, and = Whiting
ton, her husband. James McCoys Archibald
Mccoy, Nancy Mccoy, = Mccoy, whose res
licences are unknown, and to all others the un-
known and nonresident heirs and distributes
to said Estate to be and appear at the March
Term, 1854 of this Court, then and there to
show cause if any they have or can, why fl
nal settlement of the account and surrender of
Itae letters of said Fuller 81 Atkinson as Ad-
ministrators of Paul Finley, deceased, should
not be allowed
WITNESS, Hon Geo. B. Wilkinson, Judge
of said Court, the 4th Monday Of January,
1854, and seal of said Court Issued Both
day of January, A. d. 1854.
VIM. H. BELL, Clerk.
February l, 1S54-I3-5w.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-03-08

SUaAR-Bro an. Clarified Magnolia, Havana,
Powdered, Crushed, Loaf, Nos. /, 2, 3,
Northern & New-Orleans.
CoFFEE-Rio Havana, st Domingo, Lgguay-
ra Java in pockets 80 lbs Mocha do.
MoLAssEs-Common, Reboied, Sugar-HOuse.
SYRUP-Golden, Sugar-HoIse.
TEA-Blacl Green and Mixed-of great va
riety of brands and qnt lilies.
FLouR-Ohio and St. Louis brands in barrels
and half barre s.
BUcKwHEAT-In halfbarrels, kegs, boxes and
bags.
RIcE-F1esh Carolina.
CRAokERs-Soda, Nary, Water, Butter and
Fancy.
BUTTER-Goshen and Western.
BAcoN-Sides; Shoulders, Jowls and Hams
HAMs-Best Sugar-Cured and Canvassed, Nor
then aud Wester
LARD-In barrels and kegs
PoRK-Cicar, Mess, Mess Ordinary and Prime.
BEEF-Clear, Mess, Mess Ordinary, Prime and
Fancy Northern, in half barrels.
BEEF-Dried, aud Venison.
Tone UEs-Beef and Buffalo.
MAcKEREL-In barrels, halfb1rrels and kits
Nos. /, ?, 3.
SHGD-In barrels, half-barrels and kits, Nos.
I,2, 8.
SALMoN-In halF-barrels and kits.
RoE HERR1vo-In half-barrels ond kits.
HERR1xc-Smoked in boxes.
CoDFIsH-Ln boxes and drums,
OYsTREs-In can and kegs,
SALMON
LOBSTER
MEATS
CHEEsE-English, Northern and Western Pine
Apples, Swiss and Fancy.
MAccARoNI-( italian.
VERMIcELLI-5
CocoA-In papers and boxcs.
CHocoLA ATE-French and CommOa.
CATsUP-Tomato, Walnut, Mushroom, Wor
cestershire.
SAUsEs-Pepper, Harvey, Soho and John Bull
OLIVE O1L-French, Spanish and Italian.
2IcKLEs-Plain and assorted in gallon, hall
gallon ard quart jars.
MUsTARD-French, Northern and Kentucky
PIE FRUlT- Assorted
PRUNEs- French.
APPLES and PEAcHERs-Dried.
CURRANTs-Zante.
OLIvEs-Italian.
RAls1Ns-In whole, quarter and eighth boxes
FRUIT-Figs, Graqes, Cocoanu;s, Almonds
Filberts, Walnuts, Pecan, Cream Nuts.
&c. Lemons and Oranges
JELLY-Guava, DamsOn, Plaza, Currant and
Cranberry.
BRANDY FRUITs-French COrdials, Anisette,
Parfait Amour Curacao, Absynths sc.
BITTERs-Boker's, Berlin; Wine and Goulay.
SNUFF-Scotch, In bladders and boxes of enc
dozen bottles. MaccOuba and Rappec.
December 10, 1852.
~ w. H. KICHEN, late IL iehon 81 Davis
Grocers, New Orleans. WIZ. ii. PATTIS0N,
late Lowe, Pattison q Co., New Orleana.-
CIIAS r. RAILEY late Of Hatchez, Miss
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-03-08
Sfrayed or Stolen

IfROM the subscriber, living about
L miles from Yazoo city, on or about -
the 23d ult., one medium size horse mule, with
shaved tail. reached mane-color, dark brown.
Anv person returning said mule will be liberal
ly remunerated, or any Information given will
be gratefully received.
NAT. INGRAM.
Jan. 20, "a, l2-H,