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The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-08-23
no ain OlIlccs ON New Orleans and
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LOUISVILLE, July. 3Ist, 1874.
The N. o. & o. Telegraph Lihes from Cincin-
natl to New Orleans, have passed into.thes shands
Of private company at Louisville, bysvham 4 Z
has beenleased for term of fifteen years. The.
Lessees are taking prompt and enegetie steps to
have the lines putin frstirate order and kepts
The route is divided sinto convenient sections
aud competent and attentive assistant Super
intendent win be maintained on each section
The public may hcnceforthreiy on the Telegraph
asa reliable anaza uniform medium of speedy
communications N GREEN,
Secretary N. o.6I o. Telegraph Lessees.
August 8, IS54-40.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-08-23

4 LII persons indebted 70 the late firm
A. of Mann & Andfewsand G. T. Mann q Co.
sre requested to cali inoinediately ard settle ih
the urdersigned at the old stand o G. Il. llIhnrl
q Go. .. B. BARNETT, Assignee
July ~ ls54rss 5ts
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-08-23
OCyT Testimonial n, favor Of the Southern An
tidote.

The undersigned have been made acquainted,
either by personal experience or otherwise, with
the virtues Of DE-. EfaanUei's SOUTHERN5AN-
.FfDOTE as remedy for Cholera, Cholera Nor
bus Diarrhrea, and O1llef bowel affections, and
cheeHulfy recona1nend- -it as valuable plantation
and family medicine; worthy Of public conf
fienca
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-08-23

IN. WILSON. ND.
wv Firm.
PETER B. COOK & Co,
DEALERS IN
ar7ffAa1ea Tx1a ass,4<aTa Sse~v
DEAIERS TN

Medicines, Chemicals, Books, stataonefy
&C. &c.
.nFFER for sale to Merchants, Planters and
~ Physicians, on the most liberal terms, q
large and well selected Stock of DRUGS
MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, PERFUMERY, +,
SC. See consisting in part of the following arr
ticles all articles sold by as are guaranteed
fresh and genulne:
aunine, Calomel. Rhubarb, Opium, 1pecac,
Magnesia, Blue Mass, EPSON Salts,
Castor Oh, Olive Oil, Morphine, Strychnine,
! Calisaya Bark, Mustard. Alcohol, Tapioca,
Cream Tartar. Pearl Soda, Linseed Oil,
Copal, japan and White Varnish, Soda,
Saleratus, Snake Root, Window Glass
Putty, Brushes, Pearl Ashes, Hampstead Glue
Tartaric acid, Citric acid, Oil vltrol.
Sweet Spirits Nitre, aq. Ammonia,
Muraticsand Nitric acids, powdered Alum,z
Chloroform, Dovef's Powders, Giycerine,
Lunar caustic, Tannin, Veratria. Salicine
Hyd. Potash.
Cologne Waters, from best manufacturers.
Orange Flower Water, Bay Water.
Lnbin's Extracts, Of every variety.
HauIe,s Extracts, Soaps and Perfumes.
Hair Brushes, Nail Brushes, Tooth Brushes
Tooth Powdersand Soaps, Buffalo combs,
Toilet Sponges, hair Straps.
Rarry's 'Ericopherous, Lyons Kathair0n.
Lows Windsor Soap, Jones Lily White.
Shaving creams Of ali descriptions,
III - Also s fss
Balsam and Cough Remedies
AYre's Cherry Pectoral, Syrup Wild Cherry,
Wistar's Balsan1, Schenck' s FulmoniC syrup,
Gum Drops, Rogers Liverwort and Tar.
Bryans's Pulmonic Waters. M sssas
Agents for all Patent medicines ia general use.
All orders and prescriptions sent to us, will
be put up with neatness, dispatch and accuracy,
at all hours. We offer also large stock Of
Plantation, Thompsonian and select Medicines;
all of which viii be sold to punctual customers
on liberal terms, on the usual time, and loscer
for cash, than any house South of Msson's 81
Dixon Line.
Thankful to our friends and generous pub
Vic, for past favors, we are determined to rem
der ourselves worthy of future patronage.
Yazoo city, Main Street, ApriI7, 1854.
NJ. B.-We always keep on hand large
supply of choice Brandies aud Wines for med
Eicinal purposes. .. B. C. s. co.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-08-23
Commissioners Sale.

EDWARD 4. BowER, lHs he Middle District
VS. Ch0ncesg Coust Of The
A. B. BRAsHE AR, et. al Stale Of afsssissiPpi.
FINDER .and by virtue Of a decree Of the
~ Hon. the Middle District Chancery Court
of the State of Mississippi. rendered at tbs
April Term 1853 tharof, will on N0NDA X.
the 4th day Of SEPTEMBE BER nexr ensuing. az
Commissioner Of said Court, proceed TO sell 81
publ fc outcrys to the highest bidder upon a
credit Of SIX monthss before the Court House
door ef Yazoo county in YazOo City, the fol-
lowing Town Lots. situated in YazoO cfty, to-
wit: Lots Numbers one and two IN Pugh's
square, the same having been condemned "a
sale for part Of the purchase money thereof
Bonds with undoubted security will be reqnir-
ed Of the purchaser.
JOHN n H0LhINGSW0RTH.
August 2, 1554-30-5t Com's'r,
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-08-23
KazoO City Drug asld Book store.
INK fNE1.

A RN0LD'S Writing Fluid, Pints aud Qts.,
n Maynard & Noys's Copying Ink, Mason's
black Ink, Harrison's Columbian Ink, Red Ink
Superfine Carmine. Just received by [aug 81
M. EMANUEL.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-08-23

NICESBUHa AND JACKS0& H.,
Supenntendents Office July 10 1852.
DocToR NJ EmANUE1.
Dear Sir :-H affords me pleasure to have an
opportunity Of giving. you my testimony Ia ias
vor of your SOUTHERN ANTIDOTE for the
cure Of Cholera Cholera Norbus and DiarrhOea
have used II for two years past on the laborers
under my charge with almost universal
success-andein all cases of premonitory symp-
toms Of Cholera and Diafrhaea, I consider it
certain cure If taken in time. My confidence in
it induces me tokeepa constant supply at each
of the dspois and stations on the Railroad.
would earnestly recommend it to planters and
'''''s.. JOHN H. cRUMP. sup'l
vicKsBuaG, July5; 1852.
Dr.. M: EM4EuEL.
Dear Sir The marked success with which /
have used your valuable medicine, the SOUTH
ERN. ANTlD0TE, in several very bad cases Of
DiarrhUa, and other bowel affections many FAM
iIy, Induces me to offer you my testimony in its
behalf With the experience have Of its hap-
py effects in speedily arresting SOME sefy bad
cases both In adults and children have no hes
tia tiofi in giving II as my candid opinion, THAI
The TSouthsrn Antldote Is not only much netteE
than cyzV other but that il IS far better than all
other renlvdies put together that have ever
seen or heard Of, fer diseases Of tine bowels.
can therefore most conscient iousEy and do most
Ecordlally recommend II as an invaluable family
medicine. Yours very truly,
THOMAS j. RANDOLPH.
IssAoUENA Co., Miss. Aug, 10, 1884.
Ido hereby certify thak have used DIR. Etnan>
neI's N0uthern Antsd0te in every stage OF Diar
rh9a and bowel complaints. and in every ln-
stance has 1t given Immediate relief after adj
ministering a.few doses and Id no one case
have even na0wn Il to fail in producing the
effect for which Il is so highly recommended.
r. r. CAh1MACEs
For sale at Yazoo City and vicksburg BY NJ
EMANUEL. MAY 81, 1884 err-
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-08-23
Celebrated Arabian LIniment.

The beautiful and fertile region skirting the
desert of Arabia, abounds with rare plants
g. odorous woods, whence are procured those
aromatic gums and balsams of which this Lin
iment is com posed, and by whose stimulating,
unctious and penetrating properties it is, when
applied, diffused through the whole nervous
system, allaying the most intense pain in few
minutes. Try il, when you will be convinced
that no preparation possesses in SO high de-
gree, its perfect anodyne qualities. It's action
is prompt and effective. 1t penetrates the flesh
to the bone, relaxes contracted cords restoring
use to limbs paralysed for years and where the
flesh has wasted away, leaving nothing but skin
and bone, excites healthy action. causing new
flesh to grow out and fill up the shriveled parts.
1t restores the synevial fluid or joint water,
and this is the reason why it has been so stc-
cessful in diseases of the Joints. In affections
of the Spine, Liver, Lungs and Kidneys, this
great remedy stands before anS other ever
produced. For ague cake or enlargement Of
the spleen, it is specific. For any internal
inflammation, you will find it gives great relief.
1t has no equal In the world for Rheumatism
also, cramp, swelling. numbnesss weak joints,
spine and chest, pains, wounds, chilblalns,
burns, sore throat, bites of insects and reptiles,
salt rheum, warts, corns, mango, and indeed
nearly all diseases which require an external
application, and many others, are greatly BEN
Gifted by it. It is used externally with great
success in goitre, or sweled neck, Scrnfula or
Kings. Evil, Liver complaint, nervous diseases
&c. For horses rf cattle, it is as effectual as
in diseases of man. Will cure any case OF
Sweeny In existence also SPAWN. splint, Ring
bone, big-head fstula. farcy, poll evil, winds
gals, strains, bruises, &c
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-08-23
N0Ifce.
A Adm1fnistratOr's Notice.

4 7 the September Term 1854, of the
II Hon. Probate Court of Yazoo county, Stare
of Mississippi, will as Administrator de boz
mis- non, of the estate of Robert Spiars deceas-
ed, present my account for annual settlement.
JOHN C. SPIARS, Administrator
August %, 1S54-42-5 st De Bonis Non.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-08-23
Attention 8 0sunrdls.,,

VOU will parade IN front of the Armory on
u Saturday next, the 26th day Of August, at 81
o'clock P. NJ, fully armed and equipped.
BY order, w, J. LEAKE, Capt
Yazoo CITY. Aug. %, 1854 N. T. PUeH, O. s..
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-08-23
Middle District Cllancery Court or
the state OF Mississippi.
August Office Rules, 3rd Monday, 2Ist day
1854.

1854.
RonrRr II. cAeF Upon opening and md
JESSE D. CARR, ct elS Of Complaint herein.
1t appearing 10 the satisfaction ofthe Court,
that the Defendants Jesse ID Carr, james Lea
aud Lucy Lea. are non-residents of the State
of Mississippi. residing beyond the limits
thereof, so that the ordinary process of this
Court cannot be executed upon them, therefore
it is ordered that said Defendants enter their
appearance herein on or before the first day Of
the next Term of this Court, 10 be holden at
the Court house of Yazoo county IN Yazoo
city. on the first Monday after the fourth Mon
day of September next ensuing, and plead, an
swer or demnr to Complainants bill of COM
plaini herein, otherwise the several allegations
thereof will be taken for confessed by them.
Set for hearing ex parte, and decreed accord
fngly.
It il further ordered that eopyof this order
be published in the Yazoo Democrat once a
week for one month.
August %. l854-42-5t
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-08-23

McdfcaI Notice.

DRS. WILKINSON q GADBERRY,
TT AVING associated themselves in the Prac-
M n lice of Medicine, respectfully tender their
professional services TO the public. They are
nrenared 10 treat Chronic cases at their office ur-
til some suitable building can beprocuFed for an
Infirmary Boarding and lodging will be fur
nished servants laboring under chronic diseases
at moderate prices:
Benton, Miss, August Q, 1854 80 III.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-08-23
w. A. CAPERTON
ATToRNEY At law

ATTORNEY AT LAW
YAZOO CITY MISSISSIPPI,
lNETlLL attend diligently to all business con-
~ fided TO his care. TJune %, l854-1y.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-08-23
LOOK OUT FoR CoUNTERFEfTs.


The public are cautioned against another
counterfeit, which has lately made its appear
anee, called w. B. Farreils Arabian Lintment,
the most dangerous of all the counterfeits be-
cause his having the name of Farrell, many
will buy it in good faith, without the knowledge
that counterfeit exists, and they will perhaps
only discover their error when the spurious
mixture has wrought its evil effects
The genuine article is manufactured only by
Fl. g. Farrell, sole inventor and proprietor, and
wholesale druggist, No. II, Main Street, Peo-
ria. Illinois, to whom all applications for Agen-
cies must be addressed. Be sure you get it
with the letters II. ~. Farrell's, thus-H. q.
FARRELL'S-and his signature on the wrap
per- all others are counterfeits.
Sold wholesale and retail in Yazoo citys by
PETER B. COOK s. CO., and by regular au-
thorized agents throughout the United States
QS-Price % and SO cents. and 81 pr bottle
AGENTS WANTED in every towns village
and hamlet in the United States, in which one
Is not already established. address II. @. Far
rell as above, accompanied with good referen-
ces as to character. responsibility Sxc.--39 At
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-08-23

TAKEN up by j. j. Galtney, one small
A Mouse col0red mare mule foached Hana and
branded With the letter w, valued at &70 ahoug
8 years old.
Taken up by +. Hill one black and white pi-
ded steer, ab0ut4 years old, mark, croQand split
in tie right ear aud sWalioiT foTi in Che ielt
branded with letter M, valuedat IS co
Taken up by II Davis, dse souel horse
hind legs white. blaze inhis f0rehea s years old.
Is hands high, valuelat s75
july ID. 1884. TH0S. SHIRLEY. Ranger.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-08-23
AnsOlVemt Notice.

EUSOENC8AE NOt1CGs
a LII persons having claims against the estate
"A of Richard NJ. Winn, deceased, are hereby
notified to present the same to the undersigned,
Commissioner of Insolvency of said estate, ap-
pointed by the Probate Court of Yazoo county,
at The June Term. 1851 toereol, properly authen-
ticated according TO law, On or before the fourth
Monday in JANUARY next. WM. H. BELL,
July 5, 1881 30 6m. Clerk.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-08-23

The most extraordinary discovery IN The Worzd
IS The Greot Arabian Remedy for Man d Beast
H.G. FARREL'S
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-08-23
NEW ADYERTISEMENTs

OHARLES STRUCKIE, Prof esFEsszzs. I,
- of Musics would inform the I VN II 81 III
citizens of Yazoo City and vicinity, =
that he viii open bis school on the first Of SEP.
tembeE next. Pupils not supplied with Pianos
can taAs their lessons at Prof. Struckie's resi-
dence. on Main Streets opposite the City Hotel.
Tuition @6 per month-payable monthly.
NIB. Tuning and Repairing Pianos done at
She shortest notice. Al! orders for work left
Eith II. G. Tylsr OF f. L. Bower & Co., will
receive promptattentiou.
Yazoo CITY, August %, 1854 AZ -3m.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-08-23
Z YAZOO CITY DRUG & BOOK STOT
New Books.

4 NcIENT EGYPTIANS. by wilkinson; the
n Home OF The Bee Hunter. by Thorpe; Lea
Their Sto king and Silk, story of Virginia. Our
Parish; Utah aud the Mormons; Catherine Wal
Ton, by Simms; Sir Jasper Csfn. by Chas. Lever;
The Dodd Family Abroad. By do; Paxton's Ru-
raj hand b. oks; Fern Leaves Second series.
Just received BY [aug I6I NJ EMANUEE.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-08-23

a DOZ. Af1eck's Cotton Plantation Record
Il and account Book, Mol,
D0Z: Aff1eck's Cotton Plantation Record
and Account Book. No. 2. tor sale by
August 16 PETER B COOK & Co.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-08-23
TRY THE EDlClN
BE WARNED HN SEASON
EOOvTL & MEAD,

Ill Chartres st. bet. Cont and St. Louis. ~. o.
Sole Agents for the Southern States, 10 whom
all orders and applications for Agencies must
be addressed:
by Agents in every town an the State.
AUGUST, l954-AQ
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-08-23

f1XHE Partnership heretofore existnn.
a between the subscribers under tle Ann M
"A. Smith q Co, has been this day dissolved br
mutual consent. The name c Che Grin with
only be used By 2. t Bailey ia au5dat'en
AAM 8H
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-08-23

a Remedy .for Cholerd, Cholera M0rbus, Dtar-
rhna, SanBmef Complaint Of Chill
dsep. and D9senEer4.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-04-26
BLOCKADE OF THE RUSSIAN PACl
FIG PORTS ar
Washinpton, April Z.

'6s'"S HAPAss
The British Government have notified the
Uni'ed S'a'es Government that they shall i'm
media'ely on The commencement, Of hns'ilities,
blockade all the Russian ports on the Pacific
Orders no doubt have long since been trans
m'tted tn that feet to their Admiral command
ing on the Pac;hc statnn and will be carried
out IN soon as he hears Of the opening of the
ball in Europe. it appears that there is an
ample naval force in that sea for the purpose,
md it is only another proof how efficiently it i.
in'ended tu wage war on the part Of Great Br,
ain. and hnw fully all the necessary measures
have been adopted for the purpose. 1t would.
however, b. rathersa | ok back if it should
be found that Russia has larger naval force
in that quarter than had been k"wn or anticipa.
ted, and that John Bull should most unex xpect-
Idly i"d himself in a naval nferiority, and his
ships snapped up IN detail on their way, or when
At their bl 'ckading stations There is now a
very considerable commerce carried on between
San Francisco and the Russ an settlements
which will be entirely br ken up by this block
sde, to the great disadvan age aud loss Of the
parties concerned. An American Company.
with ample means, had just completed Their
arrangements for working The Russia coal mines,
The interruption to which undertaking will be
among the most unfor. unate results attending
This blockade, for the article of coal is one of
great consumption, and the immense cost Of il
al San Francisco-genrraly $50 to $35 per
'un-renders il an item of enormous expenditure
tor the large fleet Of steamers plying in that
quarter. The new arrangements. it was expect.
I'd, would have reduced the price to one half,
or probably one third The present rates. Ice was
also an article of large supply and no little va
lue, from the Russian ports, hut this, as an artl
Gle of luxury, is of less importance.--N Y
Express.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-04-26
RESOLUTIONS OF FREE.soILERs.

The following are the resolutions passed at Z
Ia Convention of Abolition Frees ssilers a,
CrawfordviIe.
Resolved, That the great object to be secur-
ed by our sutfrages, is
1st. Such State Officers. and such Legis.
!a,ure, and thereby such Senator in ,he s
Congress. as will resist the ext nsion IF slave
rv in any form, over the territory of the Uni
ted States.
2d. Such as will give to the people Of lows
a Maine Law.
There ore,
Resolved, That we recommend the Free
Democracy io cast their votes for James w
Grimes, of DesMoines County for Governor
cause we believe, if elected, that he will
maintain and carry out these principles.
These resolutions are but the legitimate re.
suit Of the coalition formed at the whig con-
vention which nominated Mr. Grimes. Tha
Convention was an amalgamation of wings
abolilionists and Maine Law men, which if i
was not apparent at the time of holding ths
convention, has been made clearly so since, BY
the course of the Abolirionists and the Ions
,oinded address Of James w. Grimes.
Well, we know what we have % meet; tn,
issue is boldly set forth; for which we thanI
Mr. Grimes and his abolition supporters. Th'
demoeratie par Of Iowa will endeavor to NEE
the responsibility and if the intelligent v. teri
of this State d. not administer Wholesome re
| nuke to Mr.. Grimes, in August next, we shal
be greatly deceived.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-04-26
Correspondence Of the N. Y. Herald.
THE LATEST FROM WASHINGTON.
The important Treaties Dith England and
France reiatipe to the rights Of American
sailors and cessels.
Washington April IL

The announcement you made in this morn
ing's Herald, as 10 the understanding arrived
at between Mr. Buchanan and The British gov
eminent. is fully confirmed by the records of
tn. State Depart mem, and he Union of to NOR
row will have an official article acknowledging
he fact. In addition to this understand with
England, nilar unders' anding has been ar
rived at with tn. government Of France. For
8 .ne time the French gaverr m-nt endeavore d
to get Mr. Mason to &C, nowlrdge their r,qh to
size American seamen if they should fnd Them
on boa ot any priva,eers which mig ht be fit
tel ont under the Russian flag, and trying them
as pirates This posi- ion he American Minis
ter would not consent To, on the ground thai
our gnvernm Mt was fully able to punish ,ts
own citizens f'r any violation Of our laws The
French government have at length abandoned
this pIetension, and consented 10 a similar ar
rangement to that which has bren made with
England, namely, the protection of our flag,
e'c.
With respect to the English arrangement,
Mr.. Buchanan has l.ade the convention you
allnde to, but the administration prefer the de.
cison aud concession shoulS assume simply the
form Of proclamation. The administration
contend that treaty might be regarded as a
c"ncessi"n that the principles contended for by
| the United States were not already part OF the
'aw Of nations aud it is probable Mr.. Bucha.
mans course may b. excepted FIR that reason.
The Committee on Foreign Relations in the
House held meet g this morning, and unani
mously agreed to report back Mr.. Deans reso.
lutons referred yesterday. and recommend thei,
| uamrdlate ad pti. bv the House. This will
bring ou' all Mr Buchanan's and Mr.. Mason
correspondence,
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-04-26
From Walkers Expedition.
WALKER SHOOTING HIS MEN.
,oeA

Sir The steamer did n leave as was ex
pected. She sails this morning al O'Clock.
Yes erday afternoon the officers attached Ia
the U s steamer Columbus, a,rested at New
S n Diego three men who had left Walker
They will be raken up TO San Francisco AMI
delivered up for trial. Thes. men state tha
Walker is about S6 miles from Eusenada, and
that he marches from ranch to ranch, rnbbIng
everything worth taking. They say that ten
days ago, they, wi h two others, (sargeants) al
t. mpted to desert and tha, Walker sent party
Of his officers in pursuit and took them back !;
which Major Emory was president, and that
the two sergeants were charged with d-sertng
and for attempting to blnw up the magazine.
They were convicted and sentenced to be shot,
which sentence was carried into effect.
The prisoners wera tried for desertion, CON-
victed and sentenced bv ,h- men cpmposing b
court artial, to receive fifty lashes, which was
carried into eff CT, aad they were allowed t"
leave. They STATE that Walkers men are in
9 ate Of revolt, and that general break up will
now take place They have nothing to eat but
beef, which they steal from the Mexicans, and
these men tell shocking ,ales If the cruelties
If Walker, Emory, and other officers, on these
'Ininrtunate men. His snldiers are all dissatis
hed-ihev have found out now that they have
heen deceived bv Walker, are anxious to leave
and are deserting HIM The prob bihty q tina,
The men whn have been tricked ino ,h'
rxpediinn by Walker and his San Francisc"
agents, will get -xasperaied and sho"t Wake
You may expect to hear in NY next that W.
have sent the whole party to San francisco.
W.T.. q.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-04-26
MR.. CRIMES MANIFESTO.

The Whig abolition candidate f,r Governor
has issued an add-ess, in pamphlet form, to the
people Of Iowa. 1t is about such document as
night expect from The man, though not by
any means such one as should eminate from an
asprant TO tn It high and honorable offic.; be
ing in fac, miserable ece of the low. st kind
Of electioneering irckerv, filled with the gross.
est ialsehoods and msr- presen' atcns, and
which anv man IF common sense and informa
ton mnst have known t. b. such. 1t dr. gs in
issues that are in no way before the people in
the present canvass, merely tor the purpose we
suppose, If '.making spread" upon them -
For the sake Of catching little present popn
larity il repud,aies sentiments that The writer
formerly advocated, ana in their place s'steals
democratic thunder. II deals in iiule insinua'
tnns against the de I.ocratic nominee, that we
should have thought an honorable competitor
.uld not have contescended to-in short il is
calculated for the meridian of Buncnmbe -
Being a lengthy document, To dissect it thor
ouehly would require considerable space-mor'
indeed than we can we'll spare for it in pa
per; but document Of its pretensions demand
extended notice and we shall endeavor to
pay our respects to it in becoming manner
hereafier.-rState Gazette.