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Thibodaux minerva., 1856-03-08

The SOUTHERN UN1oN.-Such is the title Of
Horace L. MarshalIs new journal, established in
the Fourth District, late city of Lafayette, New
Orleans, of which Judge J. N. Carrigan, late State
Superintendent ofPublic Education, is editor The
Union is independent in tone, and promises to bat
tie faithfully for Southern rights Judge Carrigan
is gentleman of education and extended expert
ence. Under the circumstances the Union bids
fair to be classed among the able journals of the
Crescent city. The proprietor and editor have our
best wishes for their success.
Thibodaux minerva., 1856-03-08

DY- The friends and neighbors of the Hon.
Henry NJ. Fuller, gave him public dinner on
the 10Th, which was participated in by Wings,
Americans and Democrats Mr.. Fuller being
called out, made speech of some length, vim
dicating the course of himself and faiends dur
ing the struggle for the Speakership.
Thibodaux minerva., 1856-03-08

tB 1t will be seen from consulting our adver-
tising columns that the Acadie Plantation slaves,
&C., late Mr.. P. B. Keys, is to be sold by Messrs.
Beard & May, aucioneers, Banks Arcade, New
Orleans, on Wednesday, the 10th inst, to effect
nartition ""H"'
Thibodaux minerva., 1856-03-08

rB The first meeting of the Louisiana Teachers
Association convenedin Lyceum Hail. New Orleans,
on Thursday last, the 9th inst ]. Bryson Burrows,
President.
Thibodaux minerva., 1856-03-08

tE Peace rumors are rife. The Russian Bear
COMES off second best
Thibodaux minerva., 1856-03-08

CALIFORNIA SENAroR.-On the 18th January,
the American members of the Legislature, held
a caucus to nominate candidate for United
States Senator, but adjourned without accom-
plisbing their object. There were ten ballots.
On the first ballot Foot received % votes; Fer
guson, 18; Marshall, II; Peyton, l; English,
/. On the tenth ballot Foot received 27 votes !;
Ferguson, IA; Cofroth, 13; Marshall, Il.
Thibodaux minerva., 1856-03-08

LAFoURcHE DRAGooNs ATTENTION Captain
Darden has requested us to say that the above
company will parade, in full winter uniform, in the
rear of Guion Academy, Jackson street. on satur-
day next, at o'clock P. NJ.
Thibodaux minerva., 1856-03-08

rH Those in search of house can be accom-
modated by applying to J. Wilson, Esq.
Thibodaux minerva., 1856-03-08

Mrs. CAROLINE LEE HENTz.-The death of
this lady at Mariana, Fla, on the 18th is an
nounced. She was daughter Of Gen. Whitney,
of the United States army, born at Lancaster,
Mass, the wife of Prof. Hentz, of the North
Carolina University; and one of the most sue
cessful of our American writer's
Thibodaux minerva., 1856-03-08

CHINESE BARBERs.-The BARRIERS in towns of
China, go about ringing bells to get customers.
They carry with them a stool, a basin, towel
and pot containing fire. When any person
calls them, they run to him, and planting their
stool in convenient place in the street, shave
the head, clean the ears, dress the eyebrows,
and brush the shoulders, all for the value of a
little more than half penny. They then ring
the bell again, and start in pursuit of another
customer. What would our BARRIERS say to this
custom?
Thibodaux minerva., 1856-03-08

tB- Our friends, NJ. SEWN J. R. Leblanc, and
L. Gossin, who visited the Island of Cuba with the
view Of introducing the b-sulphite of lime process
for the manufacture of sugar, have returned. They
express themselves in high terms of the natural
beauty of the country, but speak in condemnatory
tones of the system of the Government, when COM
pared with that of their own country. This is but
natural conclusion in every American breast, and
we should have to travel long and far ere We could
find institutions similar to our own.
Thibodaux minerva., 1856-03-08

The DEMOCRACY.-The oLd-tiners of LafOur che
held meeting on the 29th Of February last, and
named six delegates to represent this parish in the
State Convention to be held in Baton Rouge on the
10th Of April next, for the purpose Of appointing
delegates to the Democratic National Convention,
to assemble in Cincinnati. The meeting was purely
Democratic, not anti Know Nothing. =...
Thibodaux minerva., 1856-03-08

The OLD WHIG PARrY.-The New York Tri-
bune, states that there was recently meeting
in Washington City of politicians who still ad-
hear to the old Whig name and organization,
to consult upon the course best to pursue.
About twenty gentlemen were present, repre-.
senting nearly every section of the Union They
resolved not to make any movement towards an
other National organization. We observe, how
ever, that several States have appointed dele
gates to Wing National Convention, to be held
at Louisville, Ky. The Alabama Journal, that
has heretofore adhered to the old Whig party,
expresses an intention to support Mr.. Fillmore,
and thinks that the Louisville convention viii
nominate him.
Thibodaux minerva., 1856-03-08

Speaking of diminutive men who were among
the most eminent in the world, Sidney Smith
instanced his friend Jefery, and added that there
was another-name not given-who had "not
body enough to cover his mind decently with,
his intellect was improperly exposed"
Thibodaux minerva., 1856-03-08

rB COL Braxton Bragg has resigned his COM
the owner of sugar estate in this parish. "a
little more sugar." Col. B., will now be substituted
for " a little more grape"
Thibodaux minerva., 1856-03-08

SHELL RoAp.-A meeting Of those friendly dis
posed towards the construction of Shell Road
between this place and the Terrebonne Crossing,
are requested to meet at the Courthouse on Sat
urday next the 18th inst, at II o'clock N. We
hope to see good turnout on the occasion, as the
action Of the meeting in regard to this road is Of
the utmost Importance to the future of Thibodaux.
Thibodaux minerva., 1856-03-08

. ~ Antonio & Co.'s St. Louis Varieties, elabo-
rately equipped and designed for tour this sea-
son in the Southern and Western States, for the
present year, will exhibit here on Tuesday next
The company is highly spoken Of by our ex-
changes.
Thibodaux minerva., 1856-03-08

cT Nous appellons rattention des Administra-
teurs des SUGGESTIONS la loi c-dessous, qui etc
passe la derniere session de la Legislature, in
titulee
ACTE relatf aux Avis Judicare.
Sec 2. est de plus decree, Que lorsqul pubiera
deux gazettes plus de deux dams la Parosse dams auee
les des Procedures font dams laquele la de vene
dot avor eu lie defendeur process lie DRoIT de
choisr Ia gazette OIL ravis deva etre pube pourvu que
choix soft fat dams e dei de rois ours ares avoir
recu Ia notice de orre Judcaire OH de Ia sase fae en-
vertue du dit orre ct lie defendeur negge de are
choic aors lie plaignant aura le droit de faire.
Thibodaux minerva., 1856-03-08

" The Hon. Speaker of the House Of Repre-.
sentatives, W. w. Pugh, has our thanks for re-
port of Auditor of Public Accounts.
The Hons. Pike and Soloman are also rendered
Our thanks for public documents.
Thibodaux minerva., 1856-03-08

JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS attention OF
Administrators of Estates, as well as defendants
in judicial processes, is invited to the following
section of law passsd at the last session of the
Legislature:
An ACT relative to Judicial Advertisements.
SEC @ Be it further enacted, That when there two
newspapers published in the Parish where such pro-
ceedings had such sale is to be made the Defendant
In the judicial process shall have the Of selecting the
newspapers in which said advertisement is be mae Pro-
vded said selection be made within three days after the
tce of such proceedings the seizure made under said
cess and the Defendant neglect to select then the plain
til shah have the right to do so. N
Thibodaux minerva., 1856-03-08

Ferguson, IA; Coffroth, 13; Marshall, IL.
SAD AFFA1R-7sco Lovers burnt to deatA.-
A fire broke out in the dweling-house of Mr.. Rich
mond, Prince Albert, C. W., on Saturday morning,
26th ult, which was attended with a melancholy
loss Of loss. The flames had enveloped the entire
building before the inmates, who were all in bed,
became aware of the fact and terrorstricken, each,
on awakening, rushed from the fury of the flames.
When it was discovered that one Of the daughters
vet remained in the house, young man named
Foley, who had stopped at Mr. Richmond's that
night, dashed through the flames to rescue the
sleeping GIRL but painful to relate, neither came
out alive, both having met frightful death in the
destructive conaagration. Daylight presented
frighttul spectacle to the agonzed sight of the a
fiicted family; the charred trunks of two human
beings, with the bones protruding through the
backened flesh, being the only remains of those
who, but few hours before, enjoyed health and
happiness among them, without a thought on the
fate which awaited them so near. The circum-
stances are rendered still more distressing BY the
fact that the young couple who thus met an un-
timely end, were engaged to be married the ensu-
Y. Express.
SwEARING.-The absurdity and utter folly of
swearing is admirably set forth in the following
anecdote Of Beelzebub and his imps The latter
went out in the morning, each to command his
set Of men, one the murderers another the IL
ars, another the swearers, etc. At evening they
stopped at the mouth of cave. The question
arose amongst them, who commanded the mean
est set of men. The subject was debated at
length, but without coming to decision. Fin
ally his Satanic majesty was called upon to de-
eide the matter in dispute. Whereupon he said
the murderer got something for killing; the
thief for stealing; and the liar for lying; but
The swearer was the meanest of all-he served
without pay. They were his maiesty's best
subjects; for while they were costless, their
name was legion, and presented the largest di-
vision in his (Satan's) employment !
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-05-09
NEW ORLEANS CARDS

THE subscribers have on bend ard are CON-
stantly receiving from their ni.nulacory at Pitts
hurgb PENN. Plantation aud Road Wagons for
horses aud oxen, Cane Wagons and Carts, Drays,
Ok and Timber Wheels, with and without axies;
warehouse and steamboat Trucks; Jersey and Bag Q.
gage Wagons; baggage and other ear . for horse .
and oxen: hand CARTS wheeibarrows of every des-
cription, and all other articles in the wheewright
line, made the hest seasoned materials and war
ranted to be superior to any Other manufacturer
which will be sold at reduced Prcesi and lower
Than any o'her establishment in the Soutl ern
country. PURCHASERS viii find !, to their interest
to call and examine our stock before purchasing
elsewhere We use none but black locust hubs
with whf'e oak spokes and lellces All work
made by US il warranted. Apply to
PHELPS, CARR & CO, l04 Carondelet ST..
April IL ga ~ "
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GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING -. !
AND FURNISHING ESTABLISHMENT.
". Ia. STEVENS & co,

4 AVE just received their large and elegant
n =. supply of Spring and Summer Clothing,
Which for style extent, variety, and superior
manufacture, must meet the appreciation of ALL
Dress and Frock Coats-Aad of all the va
rious colors and grades of cloth. business
Coats of every description; Pantaloons of end
less variety: Vests, comprising all the various
styles Of goods the market affords.
Youths and Boys Clothing-This depart
ment is now complete Boys of al ages can
be fitted. The ladies ara invited to call and
examnesour stock. - -.
The Furnishing Observation-Disclosures
every article suitable to the wardrobe of fashion
or comfort, consisting of Shirts of every quality
and price, warranted to fit; Gloves of every
variety variety and style; Fancy Cravats and
ties; Italian Cravats; Undershirts and drawers
of every material suitable for the season: Sus-
penders of the most improved styles; Also our
stock of Hats; Boots, Shoes, Trunks, Umbrel-
las, &c. stf=.t !.
Purchasers will find at this establishment,
whatever they may wish, for simple display All
orders will receive prompt and careful attention
Vicksburg mar2i sksA.
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Lagal Notices.
JYOtaCle

= Will % he ga day Of May NEXT al
\ Commissioner. III pursuance of decree
rendered 81 the late term of lie vice chan
Gerry Court Of the Middle District of the
9lofs 81 Missiseippi ID The case Of A. 8.
c6lawelI and wife ~ Mary a Hurt, ct ais,
Ger Tor sale to. the highest idder In the
apWn Of 81 son, Carroll county and Slate OF
Aississ5p !, beiwcrnahe usual hours, 3 GER
tain parcel Of lands to-wii; Nor h east ar +
and south west quarter, and south east ar
and west half Of north west QUARTER of sec.
lfopS tevnship 10. range one wess: Also
Welt hdlfd section 8, township ~. range
one west Also, north esst d uarter Of Sec
lion ono. township II, range 3 west. Also
lots nos "a and Is, in section 20, TOWNSHIP,
10. range one, west. Also. lots nose. s. 4
e 8 = 8 10 IL u, 10 &c non 32, township
~, range one west, ALSO west half of South
west quarter section So. township j 8 range
One west, containing about rs hundred
acres. Terms of said sale are one third
cash. remainder in one and twoyears. notes
with approved security, with deed and
trust on land. isIs,6a as 81
ftaaat SD n n SoIITumopTrra
April is. 48 St. .. s.s11s1
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fashionable Clothing and
FURNISHING ESTABLISHMENT

EIGHION a. BAKBDI, Corner St.Char1es
n 4 anu Canal Streets, Is PARK Place, n. VI
Have constantly on hand superior assnrtsnent Of
Fashionable Clo,hine. guaranteed TO be # the
hes, workmanship and as the latest styles coui-
prising Frock and Dress Coats, Oycrcoats, Pln~
falcons ana vests, Dressing aud Mourning r. bes
etc. Also Gen'lemen's FurnIsh * Goods, Con-
sisting in part OF Hosiery, Saspenders, Cravals,
Scarts. Necktics. uu b. elias, Meriao undersh r,s
and drawers Shaker flannel shirts, Silk shirts
and drawers. LeIchten's Premium Shirts.
fnll supply OF these celebrated irts at all times
on hand and of such variety of s'es and styles
as will enable them re please the most iassidious.
N B.-~lothIng and Shirts made to order.
LEIGHTON Il BARBOT, Corner St. Charles
aud Canal st>., New Orleans. and 70 Park Place,
New York. april 90 47-iy.
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April liza

wood and iron AK etrees, for Hor es and Oxer;
Drays, Jersey and Baggage wggdns,wi'h iron and
wood Axlcs; Ok and Timber heels, with an1
without ax'etree,; Trucks and Wheelbarows o;
every kind; and al other articles in the line, maze
of the very beet materials and workmunship.wer'
ranicd 10 be superior to any other manufacture.
for sale ~ reduced prices ana lower than any other
establishment. for cash or city acc pinnfe.
Also on hand, large assortment OF Sugar and
COTTON pows. Apply to DAVID G. WILSON.
- Parade street, corner Carondcl.t st.N Orlc ans
April il, SO 47-ly
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, I

AGO COUNTY. y - -,
The State of Mississippi, to Thomas
Ross, William Ross, Mary Ross, nom
residents of this State, and all others
interested in the final settlement of
the estate of Elizabeth Ross, decd.
VOU are hereby cited to be and appear
before the Probate Court of Yazoo
county, at the Court House thereof. in va.
zoo ity on the fourth Monday in June
next, then and there to show cause, il any
You can, Why the final account of Samuel
Il. James, as Administrator Of Elizabeth
Ross, deceased. sho Id not be audited and
allowed and final decree rendered there's
on, and further to do and suffer such things
as hall be ordered by the Court aforesaid
IN the premises.
Witness. the Hon Robert B.
r. 81 Mayes. Judge of the Court OF
Probates for said county. the 4th
Monday Of April A. D.i856 and
seal Of said court
J. M. HoLLNGswoRTn, Clerk.
may 8 81 st.
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Agreeably t. an order ofthe Honorable
Probate Court of Yazoo County, made at
the April Term 1856 thereof, we will as
Administrator and Administrative of
John w, Fudua deceased, on. Monday
the 26th day of May next, lprocsssa Is
sell to the highest bidder for cash 6efoFee
the door oflhe Court House, my aao0 Coz,
within the. hours prescribed by law, thS'
following described claims to Wit:
Due bill of H Cullen for $50 DO; due
bill Of Samuel Swisher for SIS 90, account
of John Smith for S8. accountof Gracey d
Giles fol. ~ 70, note of N Williams for
SO, due bill John 7 Robinson for $iO,a due
bill of Samuel Carpenter for 10, duesbili
of Joel c Rice for 48 O5. due bill of D NJ
Haddock for 90 due billof / g Rodgers
for 90. hue bill of VIM Matthews for 4 81
due bill r y CriswelT for 10 90, account
| Of Saul Swisher for 2 SO. account of Frank
Hill for | 5 90. account Of E Ray for 35 Al
note of Talbot Stevens for 10 co, due bill
| of Jesse P Jackson Is 90. dne bin Rosaii;;ss
Tucker for 10 90, account Of A Gearing
for IS so, account James Sorrell for g 90:
account of Norman for 90, account bf
Morgan for 7 facet of w Smith for 57:
acct ofTharp fof 80 due bin of John LIS
cas- for GO. acct Q Coody for 10 90. due
bill of G Barrow for 90. due bill of Jer-
fry Horn for 25 90, account. of DR., RR Cor
bin for 10 90, due bill Of James Hamer fol:
10 90, account OF James Crisswell for 3 SO,
{ Get of Geo. Richardson for 90 note 81
NV nj Smith for .3S- 4e, hote of A G Thorn
or 80 O.note Of J R Hardin for 10 90, cash
bill VS. Edward Exum for 10 so. acco Mt oil
Mcleod for. IL 81, cost bill, vs. z g vii,
kinson for %, due bill Of A Godfrey
for SO 90 less credit of 25 90.
/ NOAH D. LINK. admir-
| SARAH. G FUQUA, Admx
Yazoo CITY. Nav 2. SO st. "a
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VfcksbuTe Cards
NEW sPHING GOODS.

EORHAM d ROWLETT are in receipt Of
" their first shipment of Spring Goods. to
which they respectfully call the attention Of
their patrons and the public. They would call
the attention of the Ladies' particularly to their
stock of Fancy Dress Go Dis, &C.. which have
been selected with much care and in good taste.
Their stock of Dress Goods consistssin part of
Rich Paris Organizes; IS s.
Rich Swiss Lawns; $50. - ses iss 4
Rich Glasgow Lawns: a-ssea Secs
Rich Printed Cambrics: a9f 8sfi IS
Rich aris Chintz Taconet:
Rich Satin stripe Tiss les;
Rich Paris Tissue Robes;
Rich Chaelia Robes;
Rich Berege Robes;
Rich t'hintz Powered Robes; t's
Satin Stripe Pampadore:.s zaa.
Satin Plaid Tissues; Is
Rich Chinese Berege Robes; 9we8
Rich Or andie Robes;
Ri h Chintz Robes;
Rich Paris Robes;
Rich Striped Foulard Silks, Ha
Silk Fiounced Robes; I
Black Grape Ispalian:
Black and White eges, double width;
Black and White Organizes, u
Black and Lavender Berege Robes.
VicksburU ADril ~sss-t*5
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Trust Sale,

virtue OF deed in trust executed
- on the l1lh day of March 1854 by
Il. b. Powell and NJ. j. Powell, his wife,
to the undersigned trustee for the pu, poses
and the payment of certain Indebtedness
therein named which said deed is duly re-
corded in the Pr bate Clerk office Of va
zoo county, Mississippi, in Book IS, pages
249. $50 and 25l,. / will as T ustee, sell on
Tuesday the Sd day Of June, 1856 before
the Court House door in Yazoo City. with
IN the hours prescribed by Law, TO the
highest bidder for cash, the following pro-
perty, to>wit;
A negro woman named Ann, a man ma.
med Harry, woman named Wenne, a
boy West.
Also the following lots with the improve
ments; Lots number three hundred and
eighteen {3l8) three hundred and sixty,
(36O) and portion of lot described as
follows: commencing at the north east cor
ner of lot number four hdndre and forty
four, running orth three hundred and sew
en- feet along west alley, as marked in
Pugh Square then on a line with Monroe,
street. two hundred and seventy feet to the
junction OF Monroe street, and north alley,
and thence in an .asterly direction along
north alley, one hundred and fifty feet to
the point Of beginning, lying and being in
the town OF Yazoo City, county Of Yazoo
and State of Mississippi will sell so much
of the above described property as will sat.
isfy the amount now due to Webb, Rawlings
d Co.. the parties described in said deed
and tIust and all costs incident to the sale
will only convey such title as is invest
ed in me as trustee.
j Ii. LAWRENCE, Trustee.
May 9, 80 st.
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NEW GOODS.

WE are prepared to exhibit general as
w sortment of everything pertaining to the
Dry Goods business. We are in r ceipt Of
Staple Goods; ints: bleached and unbleached
Domestics; Sheetings: Linen and cotton shirt
ings, brown and bieached; birds eye diaper;
Crash and toweling, Of all descriptions; Plaid
and striped Marlboro cotton Goods for servar ts
Cottonades Planters Linen and Russia Duck;
Linen and cotton checks; brown Linen; white
and own Jeans.
Fancy Goods. Barage, Grenadine and floun-
ced organdie Robes; Printed Jaconets and
Iieens; Ginghams, Muslins, Brilliants, &c.
,t Goods Real White Swiss; dotted
Vie Swiss; Plain and checa Jaconets; Null,
and Nansook Lawns; Dim ty and pure Irish
Linens;
Han :kerchiees. Embr'd, Corded. Hemstich
ed and Linon Cambria Hdk'fs; Cents do. do;
Boots and Shoes,
Ryan's best Caters. Boctees, Slippers and
Buskins, for ladies' wear Ryan's Oxford
Ties, pegged and sewed; and superior, calf-skin
pump-soled boots for gents. Ryan's Misses
and Children's Shoes. of all kinds and siz 3
Ryan's Ladies' mbrd and Parodi Slipnerse
Closhing and Hats.
Soft, light French Cashmere Hats, for
summer wear Alpacca. Linen Black Cloth,
and Marseiles Coats. Black Doe skin and
family Cashmere Pants White and colored
Du Pants, SHRINK; Cuff and white Marseil-
les Vests Figured Marseiiles vests; Plain and
Grass Vests;
Collars and Sets, - So
Jaconet and Muslin Collars. Maltese Collars
Mourning Collars; Muslin and Jaconet Sets
White Grape sets, Mourning sets;
| We respectfully solicit the attention Of ou
friends and the public to our stock. Orders
| filled with care. ~ 40
COWAN, CHAPLIN g. JACK.
Vicksburg april a. 'a'st
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, !

YAzoo COUNTY. J Sect ~
The State Of Mississippi, to all persons
interested in the annual settlement of
the estate of Robert III. Gage, de-
ceased. W. ~
Won are hereby cited to be and appear
u before the Probate Court Of Yazoo
comfy, at the Court House thereof, in
Yazoo City on the fourth Monday in une
next, then and there to show cause. if any
you can, why the annual account Of Albert
II Cage, as Executor of the last will and
testament of Robert II. Gage, deceased,
should not be audited and allowed and
final decree rendered thereon, and further
to do and suffer such things as shall be
considered and ordered by the Court afore-
said in the premises.
Witness the Hon. Robt. B.
Mayes, Judge of the Court
OF Probates for said county,
L. S. the4th Monday of April a.
d. 1856, and seal of said
Court Issued on the 9th
day ofMay A. d. 1856.
-JoHN NJ. HoLLiNoswoRTH, Clerk.
Yazoo City. NAV 9. 81 st.
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April 1s.48 st.
NOTICE.

@ i.sa -.6ss eN0TICE: sgss .ssa - 3
EHAV1NG qualified at the February terri
= u IF the Probate Court of Yazoo county
Mississippi, as Execnfri4 ofIfhe last will and
testament Of Henry B. Brickell. deceased;
This is to notify all persons having claims
agains: said deceased, to present them to
Ine for payment in the time prescribed By
Law or they wal be forever barred.
80 ELIZABETH p. BRICKELLL.
!, :. Executrixs
Yazoo City March y, 1855, 4aaf
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NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!

NEW GOODS! NEW GOODs!!
HAVJNG closed out my old stock of G Gods
i l. at Cost, and refiled my shelves with an
entire new stock of Spring and Summer Good /,
comprised of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods,
Clothing, Boots. Shoes, Hats, Caps, Saddlery
&c, &c, and beg leave TO inform my old
customers and the public generally, that am
now prepared to offer them goods at low figures.
Call and take a look and satisfy yourselves al
at the old Stand, Iron front, Washington st
FELIX r. TURKEY.
Vicksburg, April 4 46 SIN.