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The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-03-17

New FIRN-The attention Of our lady
friends is particularly directed to the adver.
Hsement Of Powell q Hobart, in to-day's
paper. Mr.. G, 10. Powell is well and IA
vOrably known to the citizens Of Yazoo, and
We trust they win manifest their interest in
him in a substantial manner-that is by
giving him liberal patronage. The stock
of goods brought on BY the late Mr.. NV.
Ellis, Is very rich and varied. and Is now
being sold By Messrs, Powell g Hobart at
reduced prices. Give them call.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-03-17

~" VIII you help me out Of this holeg
said ; travelling druggist. Who bad just been
compelled tOstophis team u mud hole Be-
cause they couldn pnllit out No. cant
stop said Yankee Who was heavily loaded
end was fearful that IS would be late 4 the
cara would taksil s ! great favor.
besides paying you, "said the iormer.
What are you loaded witt said ihs Van.
les Drugs and Medicine said The other,
81 81. guess I'll ~ o get you out for
sm loaded With tombstones They we're
seen tspnelrg together aitar that.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-03-17

The letters Of John Calvin are about to be
published a. Paris edited by ]. N. Jules
Bonnet. The announcement creates sensa.
ton in the religious world, They will prob
ably clear up many curious points ID the
ecclesiastical history Of the period. His cor.
rsspOndenes with the English refornners
viii be looked Tor With much impatienoe
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-03-17
CLOTHING FOR Spring
AND SUMNER.
Alfred NmmEOR s. Co,

81 MAGAZINE sTEET. CORNER or GRAvIER,
Are now In receip Of their Spring and SUM
mef stock Of clothing, az Of which q made in
the best manner and most fashionable style,
and from the choisest materials
They would also give notice TO those In
want Of WINrER CLOTHING, that i Is not too
late to buy good OvERooAT, fer they have still
on hand complete stock 81 Heavy Goods
which they are e ling a. greatly reduced Pri-
ces- Boys and children's clothing Of al kinds.
Furnishing Goods Of every descriPt on.
Trunks, carpet Bags and UmhrelIds,
India Rubber Articles, Of every variety,
THE PRIcEs ARE FIXED.
ALFRED 1lUNROE a co.
"a Magazine street, corner Of Gravier
march i7, Hew Orleans, IA.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-03-17

The officers Of tbs 6pe Steamer John
Stradsr hare our thaaks Tor continual news
paper IayOgs. The Grader Is one Of the
Bss. managed beats plying between Yazoo
1cii1 opd New Qslssns. Her officers. Capt.
proun and Clerk Col. Npnnally are great
faEolile1 Nth he travelling public.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-03-17

GhEA7 LOTzRR1l-Remember the great
Lottery drawing at s. q. Wilson's. takes
place On The sIss day Of this month. The
tieke,s are being seld rapidly. Taose
Wishing q chance must call soon OF they
win a. be gone.
See adYertisemeut on third page
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-03-17

The Rev $ MoNTeoAERY hag,
inq accepted The call rendered him By tie
Presbyterian Church 81 this place service
NAY Be exposed ii said Church. % next Sab
balh, Il the ringing oflhe bell The public
ere generally invited 10 attend SEATS free
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-03-17

We are indebtedlo Senator's Brown
pnd Douglass. Of the United States Senate,
aor valuable Congressional dOcHRents
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-03-17
DEATH OF THE REV. ]. I. RUSSELL

DEATH or THE REV j. I. RUSSELL.
This good man and able Divine. died ID
jackson on the 9Th inst The Flag Of the
Union ofthe 10th thus speaks Of bis death
1.-THE circumstance les attending che decease
Of this servant Of God have beenof pecu-
liar and solemn nature. He was present at
amsetinq 81 the jackson Bible Society held
on Sunday evening last, Ia the Presby terrain
church. He Was unusually animated IS lie
walked to the church Ia company with Rev
Mr.. Shields, agent Of the American Bible
Society, spoke Of the deep interest he felt
ia the cause, and remarked that i his health
should permit, he desired to deliver 9 Sc
ries Of lectures in this city on the subject
He opened the meeting with prayer-man-
ifestinp great earnestness Of feeling After
singing end prayer. Chancellor Scott, Pre-
sident of the Bible Society, made few re-
marks on the beneficial influence which the
operations 81 the Society bad accomplished
insl Mississippi, and made. poq erf1l appeal
"a tie friends oi tie cause 70 aid n carry
inr ont IS glorious objeei In che course
OF Ihs evening. NJ Russo spoke @ The
mo o|ntion
esol0sd That The Bible Is W beok,
ana hat SIS Clculation through the agency
81 the American Bible Society catholic II
rs pifii nd ain. merits tho biggest conf
deacs and the Warmsst suppoTf q tne
Cheissian Public
All bis powers seemed to E awakened
s. this effort lshed briefly the agency
SIS which tie HOW pGures bad been dre
ifen to ns how they had sn trans
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-03-17

have sscsiatea with ne Af John y. Hos
bart. and lI continue llle Dry Goods and gem
eral Produce business as heretoiore, under the
style and firm Of POWELL q HObAkI.
The undersigned embraces this opportunity
Ia tender his grateful acknowledgements p
those friends and acquaintances whose geneE-
Gus patronage he has experienced through the
various business relations he has sustained Y
them "a this city, and trusts By additional ex-
ertions, TO merit their continued confidence
and support. GEO. M. POWELL.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-03-17
gPR ~ co ODSf ,gPRIlE6g D obs

SPRING co OBS ;SP r EzAEs6F9 o obs
TNOULARD SILK some beautiful pa
u terms: checked and striped silk-iust the
article: French and English chintz; Satin,
striped, and acQuant bsrages; Black and co.
.ored chalies sbeautifu Plaid and striped lis
sues; H0niton caamiseites end sleeves; Mourn
H'dkcrchie dsOme.
Vieksb1rp. march Gr H0wE
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-03-17
ARWBRT99R mIg NTG ]


"a MANCHESTER Lodge, No. ss,mes
~ every Tuesday evening at 8 O'Clock, PM
at the Odd Fellows Hall.
w. s. EPPzRsoN,N c.. INo g. PowELI., ". q.
JoIEN BRUMFIELp Se'lg J. &. IlUsslEL, TFea.
]. II. LAwREMoE, PEI. Sec,Ty.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-03-17

gHlHE Copartnership heretofore existing IN
u der the name and firm 81 y ne q Powell
Is dissolved by the death Of lII. E|Iis, and the
undermined g. survivor will settle q business
nertainiDr % said Arm. GEO. G. POYE1AL.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-03-17

lghlln eprips usssler old winter gene
Is eefnesi his time. & least We hopg 81
shs fruit viii he killed
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-03-17

TIFTW NITINWENI
j. G. BROWN, MAsTER, - -
WILL ply regularly
throughout the re-
mainder 81 TIE season, betwee thie place and
Greenwood to New Ofleans lsag 9g 4azoo
City about every ten days, commend ng On ne
18th March, descending. Information may
ways be- obtained from The unaei1 5ned.
Agent 81 Yazoo City. The Strader j. az well
cited out for the comfort Of pas eng3 q any
steamer On he River She win always be tei-
eeraphed 50 as Is insure passl ngefs against
any de'ay. WIN. W-kMAN.
March II. Agent.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-03-17

-
LAS ia store. and is receiving, eoneIa ls-
sortment % STAPLE GOODS IND.
tie trading hubble may rest leeurea lbat
after eighteen years experience 81 thc Iliy
Goods tfad 81 tt' civ that such as deal With
him viii te properly dealt By, either for cash
81 credit we have on hand
Maftings Carpetings; huggs; Ruseetis,
Boots nr1 ahoes, and Plantation Goods genet :
ally WRFch III mn
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-10-11

8IslPoarASr FAILuRE The Boston Courier
as TIE telegraph notifies US thatthe 6 Pro-
ion Insurance Office Of Hartford has become
BAN rstpf. THIS institution has always been con
sldersd 10 be a safe one--it had cash capital OF
$500 600 has always paid large dividends toits
5sockla} }lders hut the recent great fires all over
The country where its operations were laid out
and wEicllits policies comprehended, have been
loo much fo1lits eapis and credit The multi
tude Of persons who have made assurance of
their property iii the Plotections offfce, will Of
course. lock after their interests.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-10-11
The Nortnern wing Party.

The SYhig party of New York have nomina-
led My4on TT. Clall for Governor, and Henry
RAYMOND. Editor Of the Times, for Lieutenant
Governor, both Abolitionists of the deepest 4 Sc.
The strongest sort OF anti-slavery resolutions
were passed by the convention that made these
nominations The New York 9s-fbxne says
Mr. Clarke g has ever been foremost IN all meas
ures Of resistance 10 slavery aggressions and has
been an early, constant and jealous champion Of
the Maine Law
The Wing Seward party has thus been sue
cessfn, doubtless, ia combining the anti-slatery
and Temperance influences In favor Of their tcll-
st, and will most probably carry every hing IN
their own way
What has become Of lhe Fillmore Y1higs, in
the Empire State? Amidst the general confa.
sion of tonges and creeds. they appear to have
been swamped A few Southern prints still
cling to Nj Fillmore, with tenacity really
prai se tsnrlhy. He deserves some comfort from
abroad, since The present position Of the party
at tho:ne does not seem to favor any body of Iibz
eral Southern sentiment,
I Mr. Fillmore seeks iavor with ihe SOUTH
he will lose his caste at home, and If he becomes
identified with the new Northern party which
IS quite ikely, he must be eschewed by the
Seth. In eth crease he will stand in great
danger Of being lost in the vortex See in arti-
Gle elsewhere on tins subject. taken from fhe
RlcbmcpaaO big. It has brought cEst al oi The
colofs7e u, shades, and exhibit the party IN all
OF is hideons deformities
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-10-11

PnoscRInrr The New York papers
earn that clerk II the Adjutants Generals
Efics at Washing On lately received q note.
orr the Hon. Iiarson Davis, intimating
lat his services III be very conveniently
spensea with reason assigned for this
ecapitation the clerk was Know
otkine. OF be was incompetent
fhcre. and can ne no one for his igno
II ee bat himself II IS well too, that the
party whose leading principle Is prescription,
should OCCASIONALLY have practical demon
Asraiion of the woIking of tneir Pohcy. a
heorx reduced 10 practice, with gratifying
lesAEts.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-10-11


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sen elesssY'eai. g'Ne slae felloA' 'g eS'
trael rom 81 Rga'lq e IS sHyt1lQes else
from lls pei 1'le s a'ef s2'l lnsl tlle strong
lnaf'sF q e pasls 'e''' sna ae'''ae7a 'n'las'
als FleWset & US y aver y 2es1'op. Alaqa1y sle'
se's' s emit s'a taaas 'ag with - eqlaeTt
aosoe'ss = 80 s''''s'' ~ ~ '''9ss ss''''s
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an sl'ls eoaPs IL 9 ~ seSsl'sYA & : =
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'neIe !. .n0' : lE'a - s',''sn - N9'''+ s'ss
'snes more 'n''n 'soa'u - -, S ]
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-10-11

klna esAlhs |ISA |osJsl|AsI III sl!s llel
ef itaineas '3g ahS considerable tiina
The sober second thought viii iliYada llle
bfAln i sAe moment u rslsNatiosI. ma in
llpsnes men lYIlo, ii moments of excitement
become alice 81 various freaks and isnis
n1ssinl lioisa snth Us asEa aud tlie hope 8 po-
litcal gain md promotion, @ come back
within the pilo of reason md good sense.
e may be safely assumed now that the
Wing party is no longer = natiopal organic
zion. ltneSef can be rallied a. 4 unit upon
any question, nor an its forces bc concentrat-
ed with that unanirnity and concert, neces
sary the aeidarnent Of victory ii . national
contest.
The Northern VI Ing il organized on plat
form obnoxious 70 the South, thoroughly
enbued With abolitionisln, and controlled en-
tirelY BY adti-slayery sentiments and demar
gogues, Tae union Of the party i broken
up; the Wings Of the North have formally
decreed The faal separation. They have done
| it in State Convention at Boston, in y State
Convention at Syracuse, and 10 numerous
county, city and town conventions trom cape
Cod to Minnesota. The act was broadly fore
shadowed Il the votes Of Northern Wings IN
both ' houses q Congress upon 'ns aNsesss1>s
olil' not +s1aiaFs man = .ls1'1 ps''' 's'''''0
IN eit1ssS ssOuss = se'pote = 'ns iis's'sle
not o.
Tor '9A s'a's sa's, ' s. 'ss'u - ~ ~ "
s..o : 10y 'am' = sa.e ',ss ,sosn g -
'7''ss' 10y :, - 49, = ! '''''lo'e 7 $
possa - - 's'i'S''' '''''s essn sn's 1'''s
''ens : 0'30s'' e'0sa = '''s'' 'q - s a9s
on,'su = 9ae os''''l l''se l'''' u'''e' sls wy
s's'llP - ssM'1lp.
r 8 gulpn deep VIDE ana lia'passaple 1ll'er
venes. lhls disruption, 50 long anticipated
has surely occuFredi nor = II to be wondered
ct: the Wing party Y real'ty' was never an
thing else but eonglonlerate' gathered from
a variety OF discordant materials and cenien
ted together by 2 substance wsleh time an'
circumstance We're alone required 70 lestro.
the cohesion. Il Is true, that at one perlo'
lof It's history, It assumed all the appeafane
lot being composed Of pure sick, which need
ed but sharp stroke Ct the steel to proy'
its character by the spark but time ha
proved tiiat ITS various particles were In
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-10-11

FA1r.5fE Or staE REVOLUTION IN MEXICO.
The Picaqune Publishes letter dated Matamo-
rss September 17th, and remarks: g It will be
seen that BE coalslales by stating that courier
arrived ii thaf fy on the l7th with the inpor-
talt news tlia s attemptof the revolutionists
bn Monterey bad Aaile9, the inhabitants Of the
6it y refusing to - them. This being the case,
siir corresponds with good reason, as It ap-
cars. arrlves It tie conclusion that the revolu-
Sspn Is at an end
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-10-11
GovrasoF O. rasssrIy AsIa.--It appea


GovEREoR or PErEsYIvA AcI4.--lt appears
teTe is clause in Tie Constitution Of the State
,t Ielnl NJ sania tlSar presents some curious fea-
lures clause referred to declares that the
vacancy ii he Guberna torial chair shall be fill
cd at The n annual election of representatives
provided sad vacancy shall occur three months
! preceding eh election; if not at the second
annual essc ion, lie Speakerof the Senate acting
as ne Cos rnor II The meantime. Now the
next annqs election Of Pennsylvania takes
4ace Ibis month. SO that, should Gov. Bigler
not sursire ilat then, no election can be legally
held Fl le were toklie the day preyioust o The
ceetiosl. Is eonlenaed there could be no choice
of his sucee or eli the next election. Even # he
ere not dlp5idate te Tor reelection, his death at
her of the i&riods mentioned would prevent q
oice Though the death Of candidate makes
lodilferenee the election, the death Of Gov
efnor does fF8kenlor Biglers recent dangerous
illaess has attlacted attention to this singular
bvisIon oi t constitution, which had previ-
bly, been overlooked but as heis now con-
escens, there i little apprehension of the
ection of Gorsrnor having to be deferred.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-10-11
TIE MORALITY OF SECRET POIITIe.
tT - 4 rosEs4r-S.


The developments growing out Of tie rr-
pose oi the names Of the k,sou-aotlti1.gs have
shrown ons feature that cannot bemet With
too severe. apprehension. It Is that ofinveig
ling minors, in. some caacs mere children and
without the consent or ls.lev9edge and cons
trary to the wishes, Of their parents, into an
association holding its meetings and its OBJ
.jects i'll secret, and then imposing upon these
children oaths to uithhoEa d kaoplsage of
tleir doi,sgs cpe,t from those persons p ulloos
nature, religion, and tie eipz Ian hare IS
signed tle right dlsl tie slty Of sapespisiay
and controlling their eslueafioa Q,ea conduct.
sucIqeonduct. needs no comment to show its
iniquity but to bring the matter home 20 the
understanding Of those who are gully Of It,
We Viii suppose chat a acatholie, whom they
profess to hold in such adherence. shonld de-
|eoy tAeir children from parental observation,
and ii secret instil into their minds tenets
wlliclltlsey consider erroneous, and then
charge. tic children, even Without an oatll,
to withhold from them (by the tellingof tsllso-
hoods, necessary, knowledge ef the
lteaclsings they are receiving, and the sources
of tie teaching can It be supposed they
would Be pleased with saeli doings Rather,
would there not Be just ground for raising
the ire of every frieid Of morality and good
order ii the country
1t at best task attended with sufficient
difficulty, especially IN cities, for parents to
keep their children under proper subjection
and III correct paths; but when men profes.
sing 10 az from religious, OF rather seetalian
principles some Of them teaching from the
Ipulpit, and many Of them in Sabbath schools
aud class meetings-give countenance, en-
coura cement and aid 70 such disregard ot
the fifth commandments, who can Be held re
sponHiBle for lie future misconduct Of the ri
sing generation2 and who can foresees thc
end Of such conduct with regard to way
wad youths Will any one pretend that Il
| IS honest Anaif welneet with dishonesty
at the thl.eshold what can ne not expect to
see when We reach the interior workings 81
the cal3a Iistic conclaye
Political as well as religious honesty re-
auires no secrecy and admits Of no disguise !;
ana iii d country where the government is IN
the people itis every mans right to know
no no only tic sinciples Of candidates for
office but til 1neasisges which are to be car
ned ollt II those candidates are successful
rd dlie motives of men ID The ad goeaey Of po-
cal treasures are correct, there is no need
kos oonoealinn them not, secrecy cannot
~ 4@ fI1ss4, H<sss4ssf i, AZ 4af M fe14fa ,s7,xl4Y
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-10-11

.sslssIpnr USivEs rrY Thisinstitution,
I ier the eoattel of President Longstreet
d prospects Heretofore it was almost an
qssibillty for ! good college to be sus
actin this State So great was the desire
persons N sss;t ef an education to hold
j ! diplousas from some aftinguishednorth
,..sssllsae. It i time tht a resolution in
ahuaentlaaes. take pla !, and that those
fsheEn Institutions Ssah sleelp. It consis-
@swish their duty 70 propagate and i1ictfl-
abolition principles Is part Of their duz
e tie stadent should discouraged by the
and that al the assistance and support
A they derive from southern people
ould be cut Of and turned to the relief Of
i home schools. Success 10 the University.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-10-11
Rnalgera Notice.

AIKEN ~ 81 R Y Manning, one black
mare mule. five pf six years old, about lel
cept marks bo the harness, valued al SlO0.
Oct. 4 1864 u. SHIRLEY, Ranger.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-10-11

OrE-IrEA PARTIEs The notion Of q new
organization based upon 4 single idea has Al
ways been repulsive 70 the democratic party
Every such oxganization inust Be tested b.
the democratic creed If il il right II Will
Be accepted, and if i IS not il win be reiact.
Cd Wglkip the democratic lihea all men
can find the proper remed for vindicating q
sqpild principle, and whenever al attempt 5
made to % otherwise Il i morally sufe Of
being failure. The errors Of 1non .notIs-
ineisin, cf abolitionisnl, or Of any ai5nilt!r
cersspiracg ca1s alone Be eorrecte1 ~ tie
lsilosEasic partT a1a this fact ,alF
j "a bpf gFIenee 5aaE 'e pfoii Oily bofEe
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-10-11

Hf :" - r +"
List or i
ID EMAlSING In tae
~ City ON the lst day
a.
AndeFs, Mrs. 7 M 9
Aikman, Miss III A
Anderson Mrs B
Altman, Baum ~ Simon
b
Buaz, Milton r a
Belsher, Mccain. 3
Berry, Mrs E Al
Bridges Miss Catl'ne2
Benton, q +
/ Brooks Miss Z il
| Blackman Charles
BecRmans Mrs Jane A
! Browning, ] II
Boyd. Andrew
i Butler Lewis
lBell, Mrs
Buhr, Rudolph Mrs
! Bell. F W
Burns, Miss M J
Beals, Adrew j
Berry Miss Snsuna
\ Burns, Miss Martha w
! Cambron, Stephen
/ Cason, Mrs jane 2
\ Chisolm, Henry
1 Cessrom, Miss Lizzie
4 Campbell Jno A
4 Cuppen, ] r
4 Granton, James
I Collard, Mrs Della
Capsbnw VIM w
! Chew, BIG
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-10-11

We have received the second number Of a
sDcr published it Carrollton in this State
lied the Know Nothing.s Its editor, Mr..
II. Clark intends as be says, to advocate
the exposed principles Of tie order il he IN
erstands them arignt. From this, we IN
+ that he has not been initiated into the or
er
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-10-11

CH0Rn BzoK nus leaneN ale aMaae
@ lie american 8 asa of Foreign Missions
is recent sanda c0nveation at Hastiord'
Connecticut q used continue It's christian
la6oss aaso6o CEi8c,aw Indians, unless they
seuaa abiaEs slaxsry. May o. tnose Indians
Fesa q tle NJ iss ppi bold slaves me Board
las sank IiAsIsaaEies Into their Settlements
1is HeRt auss ssniug condition Of their IN
noN made condition Of the
kan in'ia pn Of this work that, in effect, slave
buEeds
N Defaoesats Of Boston have nominated Is
Bishop IS taelr candidate for GoseFaos
So passea is ali6ns appfoYing of lhe|
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-10-11

Regular Navvc vcEleausA UAoish Packet
fIAldE dE steamer IA M WRIGHT Cn.sin
CLARK, will commence niakne her mrnIar
trips Qn TIE Slst inst leaving Ntv ofe
every 4hpgsday evening ocioek aititine
Natchez on EfiAay ai M Kcftenirr rrl
leave Fickspulg every Monday 1 na
Natchez etefy TUESDAY 1ornine nto oc|ocM
P0kIERF lklsD 0 C0. Agents
Sept 20 1884
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-10-11

r Letters
tae Post Office AZ Yazoo
day of October, 1854
Luse, IN III
Lewis, VIM
Long. Az
Lewis, Mrs Francis
onLoean, ] r
Lewis, Miss Nary Ann
a l.angans ~
3 Lemmons, Cornelins
Leagel Il +
60 LAWN James
Lewis aIias Cnsander
LainmOns, JnO ~
Lester R a
"A MI.
Moore, II B
Murphy Merton
Martini Richard
McLeOdg DC y
Montgomery, Ales
Moore wv W
Mnlen, An7
Niilligan. Robf
MaxonS WIN IF
w Mathews, FJ
More Frederick A
Matty, Thomas
. McKesson, DC
Mcdonnell G w
Ie Morton, Jno F
Morton airs Sarah q
Marshall p w
Mclean, Allen
Meek,A j
Mobley, Fountain
N.
Northam, Solomon
Nipe Henry 2
10.
C4Neal. Joab
Osteens Miss Ably
Palmer. u Il.
Peely, w lI
Purvis, Mrs Evolin
g P0sey, miss ANA ~
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