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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-05-24

The proprietor calling the attention of the public to
this preparation, does so with feeling OF the utmost con-
fdeuce in its virtues and adaptation to the diseases for
which it is recommended.
is no new and unried article but that has stood
the test of ten years trial before the American people,
and its reputation sale is unvaed by any similar
variations exant The testimony in its favor given BY the
most prominent and well known Physicians and individ
ing from your own State is respectfully submitted-reer
ing sny one who may still doubt, to nay Memorabilia"
er Practical Receipt Book for Farmers and Famies-to
DO had gratis of all the Agents for the German Bters
Principal Office and Mandatory, 40 Arch St, Phlade
phia, Pa.
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A NICE RESIDENCE IN EDG
n We are offering for sale House and Lot in Edge
field on moderate terms The house and lot is situated on
Porter street. Mr. Washingtons The house contains
four good rooms and is desirable location for any one
bns;nesss CAL ON LINDSEY d CROCKETT,
mar00 SO College street.
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ELECTRIC MILL.
Portable Plantation Corn, Feed FIGURING Mills Manu-
featured from the best quality of French Burr.
THE REV, DIR. BoARDMAN's NEW WORK,

The KEW. DE. GUARDIAN NEW WUhhs
TINE GREAT QUESTION: Will you consider the sub
i ject of Personal Religion? 10 pp. l2mo.
To Pastors Parents and Teachers this volume will prove
q seasonable and valuable help.
EXTRACTS PREFACE.
at is every day ence to meet with persons
who feel interest in the subject Of religion and who
this ground themselves from giving their att
ton to it. have in very many instances wanted some
suitable book to place in the hands of persons of this
deScr puOn.
within a certain broad and comprehensive sphere,
Bakers Call. Alleines Alarm Doddridges Rise and
Prog ess, Hayburtons Great Concern Of SalvatioR
might the pu pose. But with great number Of
individuals not Of these admirable works could be
used with any hope of its being cad
at hoped that the present volume will prove an ae
ceptabie Offering to who ther neglectng Their
own duty have friends to whom they would like to
Personal Re yiOn?'"
Just received and for sale by
CHARLES ". SMITH,
may22 Al College Street.
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AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
& ~ q

TAS in store Brinkeys Ky Premium one and twohorse
Steel Poughs SubsOl Pioushs '"ltivators, Htrrows
Corn Shelters Corn and Cob CIusLH-@ Corn Drills aud
HIar,srs and almost all articles cass"d Agrcuural Inn
nemeus Anv article which he nav not have on hand,
will be ordered and Of transportation and exchange
l added 10 the rnaufac urers prices He expects by
The first of MAY superior Hay RAKE which he wishes
no submit 10 those interested Tor examination.
LaPdreth's seeds. = w.. ft--.
lust arrived an addirisn.l supply Of Corn6eld and
Rnnch Beans Parsnps large quaD of the finest Onion
Sets and a variety of all other Garden Seeds. 81 -
Flower seeds. -.-e- -
variety of rare Flower Seeds hand and viii be in
receipt of more III few DAYS. .,.9,
- Irish POtatoPs. I
superior lot Of Gvna and Iowa Potatoes at 81 eoc
per bushel by the bsrreL =.
Field Seeds. ~ +
He also has all kinds OF Field seeds, such as Clover
Timothy Orchard, Herds and Blue Grass, and IN a few
DAYS will be receipt Of Barley Backwhest Hemp and
Cummin Seed. Has also tine lot OF Oats.
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THURSDAY MORNING, MAY "a, 1855.

rw-Y B PALxER's American Newspaper Agency is re-
moved from n W. corner of Third and Chestnut streets,
o Browns New Iron Building, n E. corner of Fifth and
Chestnut Philadelphia.
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EsTRARLE PROPERTY FOE SALE

IA ESfRABLE PROPERTY FOK SAEE.-
We are now offering for sale that valuable property
owned BY ]. H. Petway, containing about 50 acres sua-
ted on the Lebanon Turnpike partly in the city OF Nash
River and affords excellent location for landings coal
Yards wood and lumber yards &c The property will be
divided to suit purchasers. For terms, &C. call on
mvaO IINDSLEY CROCKETT, SO College st.
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doubt it who win take the trouble to inquire, we
cannot see why Nashville should not have the
preference. Certainly if we desire to encourage
those who need encouragement we cannot WIN
hold our patronage from these gentlemen. 1hey
are all that constitute men-poGte and gent'emaniy
in their bear ng, and of scrupulous integrity,
besides being punctual and faithful in getting up
their work.
In this Establishment are not only manuiaotur1
ed the above description of work but all kinds OF
Portrait and Picture Frames, Curtain Cornice and
Inside Window Blinds. They also keep on hand
Window Shades and Curtain Materials, Artists
Materials, such as:
Prepared Canvas and Stretchers, Oil Colors IN
Tubes, Mastic Varnish, Poppy and Drying, Oils
Sable and Beistle Brushes, Palettes, Palette
Knives, Easels, Boxes for Oil Colors, Glass Slabs
and Muilers; French Mill Boards, Stretching or
Academy Boards, sketching Paper, Lead Pencils,
Crsyons &c. &c., Oil Painting and Engraslngs,
Cabinet Makers Materials, French Window and
Picture Glass, &c.
We hope our citizens will call and examine the
work alluded to above. They will be amply re-
paid for their trouble.
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A motion was made by Mr.. Van Denen to
appoint a committee ofseven to prepare pasto-
raj letter to the churches, and the subject was
ferred to the committee on systematic benevoence,
mover being added to said committee The report
Of Rev. Dr. Schenck, corresponding secretary Of
the Board OF Publication was then read by DR..
Schenck The document was of great length, and
gave detailed aud comprehensive view of the
subject Resolutions in reference to the illness of
DR.. Lindsey and appointing the Moderator and
DR.. Plumer 10 wait upon the afflicted member and
his family, offered by Dr.. Lacy and adopted. Rev.
Jas IL Thornwell, from the committee on system
attic benevolence made report which was accept
ed and placed on the docket. The order of the
day, the report of the committee on the report OF
the Board of Domestic Missions, was taken up,
and debate arose upona resolution of the COM
mittee looking to the appointment Of a committee
to carry out this enterprise, which was not con-
cluded at the hour of adjournment. Pending the
adjournment, the Assembly, on motion Of DR..
Boardman, changed the hours of session hereaf-
ter to Q A. II to u, and P. NJ. to 6k.
The Evening Session was mostly consumed in
debate upon the report of the judicial committee
upon the subject of relieving the General Assem-
bly, from the trial of Judicial cases, by establishing
a commission or sending down an overture to the
Presbyteres asking, "Shan all cases originating
in church sessions terminate in the Synod, and all
cases originating in Presbyteries terminate in the
General Assembly ?'-said report declaring the
first suggestion unconstitutional and the second
inexpedient, and also declaring it inexpedient to
depart from old established rules upon this sub
jecf. A report from the minority of the com
mittee was also before the Assembly, endorsing
the first position, but dissenting from the second
De- HINES offered a resolution declaring that the
first position Of the msjority of the committee de-
claring the appointment of a committee unconsti-
utional was not the sentiment of this General As
scmbly, which resolution he supported in an ex-
tended argument. DR.. PLUmER replied at length
and the resolution of DR.. HINES was rejected and
the whole subject indefinitely postponed. The re-
port of the committee on Bills and Overtures, re-
plying airmatively to einterroga:ory: is it COM
petent for Presbytery, in the case where pastor
and congregation have agreed upon the terms Of
his salary to refuse to install the Minister upon the
ground that the salary was insufficient. After de.
bate the report was adopted.
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Hy- Thanks to the clerk of the Cuba for late
St. Louis favors
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Ey~ DAVIDSON, clerk of the Aleona, has our
thanks for St. Louis papers
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I'VE AREINOW RECEIVING OUR SPRING STOCK
w OF staple and Fancy Dry Goods, selected
with great from the latest nporations and at redu
ced prices We prepared to CRAFTY the most sdous
in taste well the most economical in prices
nesily solicit the firm the continuance OF the hume
patrons of the former firms of the house aud well as
all persons wishing e purchase Seasonable and Cheap
Goods.
The former stock will be sold at pricss greatly under
the market value. STEVENSON & BIRTRRlGHT
my2 C0ege street
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MICE HOMES.-We are offering for sale eight de-
sirsble Lots containing about acres each, some of
them handsomely situated, about mile from the city,
near the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad, and the
Murfreesboro and Nolensvile Tunpkes Persons wishing
10 purchase site for a comfortable home would do well
TO call on us. my20 LINDSLEI Il CROCKETT.
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Southern Forwarding House


W. II GORDON CO.
Agents in Nashville Tor
YOUNG, WYATT co, WYATT CO,
savannah, Ga-, Charleston, SoEtn Carolna.
FORWARDING AGENTS GENERAL COMMISSION
MERCHANTS. 7.
ME- wonta respectiIs announce 10 TIE AeTchaots OF
w Nashville and vicinity. that hare secured me
services Of the well Known house Of Messrs u COX
DUN 60, whose pleasure will he 70 present Ter
wardng bills for collection the counters Of our patrons
IN Nashville Our bills being made payable IN Nah lie,
VIII eieetualy do away with all the annoyauce and ucon-
yenience heretofore arising from having to purchase drafts
make remittances, leave deposits &c &C
Goods cousig ed 10 orr snudriabf frusr ded
the same day Of arrival unless discharged from vessel az
ter the railroad depot is closed for the night when ths
occurs the goods slowed fire proof
and covered By insurance at cost b Ds,poHs
Wewould again return grateful thanks merchants
generally in Tennessee for the patronage heretofore %
orally bestowed upon and at the time respectfully
solicit their busne long they find it their
est to patrOnize our houses:
------.---. YOUNG, WYATT ( CO.,
--- ----- Savannah, Ca.
WYATT CO.,
tNarla
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MARINE MEMS.

Sailing Days to and from the United States.
FROM EUROPE.
BALTIC, (Am) Liverpool NAV 5, for...-... New YORK
UNION, (Am) Havre, May 9, for. New orr
AMERICA (Br) Liverpool, May IL. for Boston
ATLANTIC (Am) Liverpool, May IS, for....New ork
WASHINGTON, (Am) southampton, May %,
AFRICA (Br) Liverpool May %, Boston
ST IOTIiS I1ml Hsyre June 6 for New York
FROM TIE UNITED STATES.
ASIA CRrl Roston Nav % for Liverpool
BALTIC, (Am) N York May 80, Liverpool
Arago, (Am) New York, June 2, for. haVre
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SHOS. s. MARI Is THE GENERAL 49, We
THIS PAPER FOR COLLECTING SoboOhif iioNo'
ADVERTISING, &C. -----
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NOTICE TO CONTKACfOKs.
NASHVILLE avn NORTH w STERN RAILROAD


DROPOSALS will be received addressed to the subscri-
beers at their Office in Dresden. Weakley county.
Tenn until Monday the 18th day OF June, for the grub
bing clearing grading, masonry cross ties &c OF 30
miles Of the Western division Of the above road cOumen
cling Is x miles from the city of Hickman, Nv, at the
point of Junction with the Mobile and Ohio Railroad IN
Obion county TO HuntingO~. =
Proposals will also be received addressed to Nashville
until Tuesday the 10th day f July for the grubbng and
clearing grading and Masonry, ties &c, OF 80 miles
Of the Eastern division of said road commencing Nash
vile.
The work is divided into sections OF about mile each
and proposals will embrace sections. The
Middle division Of eighty miles will be ready for contract
about the list of September of which due notice will be
given This line OF road passes through fine productive
and healthy country well waiered and where supplies
be procured readily along the line and cheap any
point in the North The work the Western diYi-
is principally earth work. and the nateralis Light and
exceedingly easy of excavation The Eastern divtsoa IL
heavy work. embracing about yards rock exesva-
tou and 2s 900 yards The whole line easy Of
by good roads, the country IS rolling and healthy.
The usual monthly payments will be made IN cash the
work progresses and bids proposing to take portion Of
payments in the capital stock Of The company viii be IA
vOrably considered.
Plans and prOfes Of the work be seem and speci
hcations baak forms Of proposals. aud all other rforma
tcn obtained By applying addressing the subscribers
at dresden or Nashville 10 days previous 70 the letting
myI1-lm BECKER RUST, Gent Contractors
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FOR THE COUNTING HOUSE.

FOR THE COUNTING HOUSE.
DLANK CHECK BOOKS on all the Banks;
ID BANK COP YLEG BOOKS for Letter Presses;
PATENT BLOTTIYG BOARD;
BILLS OF LADIAG-RALLROAD RECEIPTS ;
COUNTIIG-HO USE RAcKS-POST BO1ESi
ARHOLD'S FLUID-ARNOLD'S CARBL9E;
GOLD PETS-STEEL PENS -LYHSTANDS;
Bill HEADSLETTER CLLPS-POUNCE;
CHECK TLES--PET RACKS-ENGEZOPES;
BANK BOOKS, &C. DC. For sale by
apll CHARLES w. oMIId.
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Inn HHDS . prime and choice Sugar;
lUU 100 bbls 3 Aolasses;
500 90 SACKS - Is Rio coa 90
so bbls and boxes Loaf Sugar;
20 do crushed do;
10 do powdered 90;
10 terces fresh Rice;
90 bags Black Pepper;
10 d. Alspice;
5 do r Ginger;
90 casks London Porter;
10 barrels Texas Fecans;
10 do 5 ) Almonds;
5 do Elberts;
so boxes Raisias
800 barrels Rectifed Whisky;
40 do Old Reserve do;
50 do Robertson County D Distilled Whisky
Oh dad sUPerlOs;
so do best American Brandy;
10 DO DO E e sum; I'm
80 do SA Wine;
so do Cider Vinegar;
LOO do summer Aei
100 boxes Tobaeco-goOd common medium
20 do cut Chewing Tobacco a e aruc
$1,000 imported Havana Gig irs-best brands;
loo boxes Melee do,
200 do. j aud Il Star Candles
so do Summer rslOw do,
100 dozen Painted Buckets;
80 boxes Pearl Starch
so do soap
3 doz. Com Bro ,ms;
10 bundles MaSOnis Backing;
80 boxes WIRING lnk;
30 kegs " heeling NAs-best bFaB3s
With Powder shot Leaa, Percussion Cap, and 7snsS-
Gus other articles in Grocery line For al oS ~
mayiS :. ~ ATI v go
RECTIFIED NiiISno1-
janlS ; CHrATHAH & co.
FINE WuiSKEY.
TWO HUNDRED ools tIoosrison county Double
i Distilled Corn HhIk-y, very sepercr quality.
cor sale by jani6l { = EhEAih " = CO.
RYE WDIShEl
TWENTY bbls pure Q d Hono. gsheia Rye Whiskey-
ianis s'p'' '''' ). CHEATHAs co.
rv,HIRrY bbs bet Cincinnati Ale, fresh Just received
i and for sale bv jan 81 T. ) HEATHAA q W
CHEESE.
nNE HUNDRED boxes Sc ses W. r. Cheese Just re-
Ia i,ni Hs''S1 '"a 10 ' E.s. CHEATHAM CO.
STARCH.
TWENTY boxes best Cincinnati Starch just received
Il and for sale by [janl6l Z ;. CHEATHAA CO.
THIRTY dozen Corn BrOus- JUST received and for
l. sale by jAnl6 l. = CHEATHAM CO.
STAR CANDLES
ONE HUNDRED BIKES halt and quarter boxes Star
" Candles just received aud for safe 6y
janl6 L ; CBEAIHAM q CO.
OYSTERS:
T1ORTY boxes Fresh Baltimore Oysters IL Guns just
L received and for sale by -,
janls Z: ; ChhAIAAA ~.
EIFTY gross Matches in round short boxes Just re-
L ceived and for sale by ,,ru,,,.co
janis Z. CHEAIHAa " w
TEAS (FRESH.)
THIRTY boxes Imperial Tea;
i half chests EXTRA tine Black Teas;
do do Green do.
Just received aud for sale BY
janis b > CHbAIHAM q W.
FLOUR.
THREE HUNDRED bbIs 5. Z. Flour, FRESH. Just re-
ian Ss''" -D' B. '' F.. $. CHEATHAM & co.
FINE LIQUORS AND WINES
~ u PIPES tine Uognac brandies, best brands;
| III 3 X do do do do do;
| 10 j. do do Bordeaux do do
| pipes Holland Gin;
| puncheons pure Jamaica Rum
! 2 do Pine OLD Malt Irish WhiskeyI
/ quarter casks choice old Madeira WInei
| do do Sherry do;
| 90 do different grades Port do
! 50 boxes Claret Vine;
/ 80 baskets and boxes Champagne;
! 10 boxes assorted Cordials.
| Received and for sale by
/ febs T. CHEAT q ~.
| - RATES.-Just received from the manufacturers as
tT New York and Pttsburg the best selected stock Of
Crates ever offered in Nashville AZ prices ranging from
IS 80 10 kS0-some patterns. ssh circular lenders.
which very handsome For sale BY
msyl2 SNOW, MAChENAlE q w.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-01-05
Ig,Tnffve Dfgeasee,
9,ov-,,-.5se3o119rs Nofice.

gT4HE undersigned. appointed By the Probate
- Court Of Yazoo County, ct the November
Term 1854 thereof, Commissioner; to receive
examine ell claims ofthe several creditors Of
the estate Of w. r. Gill deceased, represented
nsol1ent, will meet at the Probate Clerks Of
Gee of said County, on the first Saturday Of ey-
ery month until the fourth monday in June next
for the purpose 81 attending the said creditors
and 81 receiving and examining said claim
when and where the said creditors are herr
notified to bring ii and prove their said 81 Is
respectiveIy against said estate. decs
u M. HOLM SWORH .Com'r5m
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special Term Probate Court Of
tak9e County, b i the 18th Deeem.
Is tters Tes atarv 81. he estate
ON & 3llson, deed, was granted TO
unaefsl sflad--l4l Z pms indebted to said
fe ere eauested tske immediate paw
8s ana nose havinaifas against it are
sza g present 81 properly authentic
eiselA ne tine ribed By law.
ELIZA p SON.
q john Wilson, deceased.
A92s "a 26-6t
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BRENTIsS HOUSE.


VlcxsBuRg, MISS
fNIHE proprietor a this splendid hotel. beg8
cave fo inform the public that be Is now
prepared 10 entertain travellers, visitors and
b0arders, III the very best style. The buiis
ding Il commodious well enpplied with fuft
nituFp, convenient 10 the sleamb0st landing
and rrilroad depot and the proprietor g dee
termed that bis liable thallnoi Be surpassed
81 thai 81 any hotel ID he souihwes The
servants. p0ftera eic.. are well trained and
attentive and no one desiring % travel upo
down The river need nol a nndereng ap~
pfeiension 81 nisi Ha boat. nova
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STEAMER LUCY ROBINSON.

The ine, fast running passer-
ger steamer LUCY ROBIN
-. - SON, LoT MALBoN, Master,
will run 8 regular Packet between this
port and New Orleans The coming season.
For freightor passage apply Oh board. or
10 her Agent. ~. WYMAN.
Yaz00 city. nov 10. 2I-M
N. B. VIII commence her trips as soon as
Tie river rises.
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tloa o. couIfY dealers.
Among others are ne JoIl0aotag 0o0ds.
100 ton Snene and American Bar lfons
80 10 English and Do Hoop Boil-
er and Sheet Iron;
500 do HolloWware 4 Castings asst
all Sizes
90 It's Brazies copper asst oil sizes.
O kegs Nails ass't
O d0z Carolina eane and Grub Hoes.
do Axes Collins Hunt ., and 9TH
Fl makers.
Mil ons Boiling Cloths &C. &c.
Together with a,f1ll assortment Of direct I'M
portation Foreign and Domestic shell Hard
ware aIlof which will Be sold 81 the most "a
sorabls terms oct2o 6m
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FALL EouE.
Asirst AFriVsa "a VtclksIDlIl'gl

FIRST AFE1ys4E 8 - W4eLKS burg
fa0HA1T, CKAPIN g JACK have Just re-
esiyea their hsst importation Of Fall Goods,
which IS also the iilsk opened 81 this city Here
tolore there has been great scarcity 81 many ar
fiel8 Is our business, 18th which ue can now
finnish on tflenc
ne ennretatea fen q ae Al cIea received:
FREN6H NEE YORK.
Thread, Jaconet, Eagings
aud Irsertings; Embroidered golAss, dIzer-
chiefs Sleeves, Chilnizettes, &C.; aesnet, am.
brio and Swiss Flouncings; SuTpllce, l1a.chette,
Maltese and Tatlanthe Collars and ChAizet-
les: Black Lace Yeils, IaiSsesg aeonets, Sues
and Plain ldslins.
superior and comprehensive assortment Of Gloves
and Hosiery.
BOOTS and SHOES Esyan's oasiters, Baskirls
Z Slippers AMI Boots, and "a % assoT tnlent ron
r5Is i I III q IS J1E 4 r Hats enc cloth gloalss
Black and Fancy Pants and Nastss Over and
Under Shirts. Drawers; aalf-Hose, Gloves
eaya Boots and Shoes Nicl'bg, sept i.
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GUARDT SALE

- III y FA1l4@ A1Ade
lrtue Of an ord q Honorable Pro-
te Court Of Yalnty, made at the
per Term, 1856 III as Guardian Of
and William expose to public
re the door o ourt House ID said
eeaa. setWeen the prescribed BY law,
s. wing deserts Is in said county:
tae east quarter tion %, and north
er Of sectional 90 acres on the
q east half tt east quarter Of
allin toWn 9, range west.
ele g take place nday, the 18th jan
es e29. Terms, de Of - months,
Es1a |LA approved s.
oee "a q. TOPfU KS, Guardian.
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dNNUAT crT1iT TIlWIa17',

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
il T the January Term a d. 1865, Of the
Il Probate Court of Yazoo county,I will pre-
sent my annual accounts for settlement and al
lowance, on the following Estates, to-wit: the
eatates of Saral Hopkins, P nj Ferguson, John
Haley, Emsley Burns, sidney Anderson,
Thomas I'll Shell, "A Weiggefing, Wm Grubbs,
Washington Luse, Andrew Nurdock, John Dill
lion, John Emmerson, Frank Hannock, q @
Rogers, s ~ Boylan, & ] Higginbot Wade
il Turner, Dennis Burn ddis0n Minis. WE w
Anderson, John McCaslin.
IL. A. JENKINS. Sh.6E
and EXC Hicio Administrator
December22. 27-8t
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The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-01-05
q 80 N0TICE.

"a 1RsS NOTICE.
LSette Administration on
H0aIdwell, were grant
inc May Term, A d.
81 Yaxoo county
ne pms against the es-
hereby required to
time limited b law
He a ~, admir-.
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