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stances under which the recognition Of the
Of Walker took place, just at the moment when his y
ranny seemed 10 be very near TO succumb so this me
sure cannot but DO regarded a. . means which has
been adopted for assuring the triumph Of tho party
Of Sn American n.ousy ns
h. observed Thar this nation never p proceeded zee
with similar precipitation In the recoenuon Oh inc H.
vernments of Spanish America, when there were
fcues and when there could be blemsh attached To
their being recognized for views Of exclusive interest
Before II was decided upon recognizing the govern
ments OF Chile and Buenos Ayres, commissioners were
sent to those countries in order TO inform themselves or
the character OF those and Of their force
for maintaining their independence, and years passed
Colombia was not recognized until 1924 after England
declared its recognition Thus this nation did not show
any precipitation in her acts of recognition regards
Spanish American governments, except In the only case
which could present itsehat OF Adventures from the
United States being interested in the matter when the
loss OF tho Spanish American nationality resulted TO the
exclusive profit Of the aggrandizement Of the Union in
the South.
The undersigned may likewise be permitted to remark
here, that although being very far from according to c
Of whatever country in the world the right of going
into foreign countries TO help the parties which may rise
against the legitimate authorities, in tho fact OF Walker
and his partsans cannot even be discovered the carac
ter of auxares of Nicaraguan party but only the cha
racter and all the facts of usupers who have abused the
confidence Of those who called them to their aid II there
traitors to their country who called them in Walker
knew how to chastse the attempt which committed
OF calling him, and he punished them by placing himself
above all Of them and making himself the true yrant Of
that country. Tho fact, it has been said above is
known 70 everybody, and the very panegyrss Of the
daring usurper have avowed II whilst bestowing their
praises his perncous talents and his unfathfu and
barbarous conduct.
The undersigned feels very sorry TO find himself
under the obligation to address this protestaon in the
Of the governments of Guatemala and San Salvador
friends OF the United States but the fulfilling OF his duties
renders this step Indispensable the peace and ndepen
dcnce together with the dearest interests OF those repub
lies being they really are involved in the measure
which has just been taken by the Cabinet Of Washington
but at the same time the undersigned has the satsac
ton to TO his Exceency the Minister for Foreign
Affairs Of the United States, the assurance of his most
distinguished and respectful consideration.
A. T. DE IRISARRI
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Personal Intelligence.

Hon Edward Everett is sojourning at Newport.
Miss Mary Elizabeth wormley, author Of 9 Amabel"
inst. at Newport, r. l., TO Mr.. Iatiner Of Baltimore.
Miss Wormlcy i the daughter Of the late Admiral Worm
ley, Of the British navy who was native Of Virginia,
and whose wife Miss Preble, Of Boston niece Of
Commodore Prebe.
At the clarendon-Mr and Mrs John soddard, two Misses
Soddard Master ~odard snd three servants Savannah Mrs
Judge Hopkins, Alabama; Ra6mond Thomawy, Paris Mr..
New York; 4. q. Richards Long Island, Miss Lamb New
York Mis- Willard, DO B Perkins, Boston; Austin Quincy,
Ihoz Peass England Frederick Ware British legation
ysa ea 90 Rowan EdTa r se% Es Mea Eda
land r. NcIpnis Hamilton Canada , w Benner Canada;
Prom emil Bremen and s9ahsTp9r i steamship North Star.
ES III gn 4: Fsag.I ESpi IN
Madame Roessn and daughter watson Madame sernadei
ard two d9ggherS M and Mrs. As Mrs valiant ard two
Go ga9s s lss dy x' Mn
fs Grand Two children NJ ! froa Mrs ponadsen'
~ say sna "a, @ Sns
ii Wolf , ssacke 6 II sessin GARNER. " Goldsein,
Rensng seinkng MIS- T%amsnn A Nss S Han
mann. sehvabe, Kshn, CT. ,E:snhsrd asrks RI
Bernadett and others in the forward saloon.
From chFsto. in s!ee nnshlp James Adssr-MIss Rhnd
liz sse Mss p S ssi xs Mr. f ases F'
Ts@1n, " snS W.a ho Mr.; yIo. %ay5 NJ; Red
sS S1s - "a NJ. oSS1 Alssa VII ast Rama
Hose, III Gddngs Mrs III Bet and Henry Nssroon,
Mrs Piequctt Mrs Dorebct Mrs Middleton and family,
Ms NTH, ! j Prnge smith. Mrs Cors and family
fequct Kennedy Mrs Coolies and family, Mrs Wheeea,
Nrs Ncsbf Mira Wilcox Mrs Brake aud two children
Webster Capt Cobb asd servant Ayses Mrs Forester,
W II Westm0rc. Barnett, w Smith, S Houghton Chas
Bronard Bronsrd Legare Legare and 50 In the
aeerago.
From Liverpool IN ship VIM Representatives, Miss and VIM
Robinson of Ireland Mr. Young and Dean England; Capt
Handysde, San Francisco Petty, United States.
From Nassau, Mp, In brig Princeton-J Bacon u Con
sui Nassau. Capt Peabody late Of ship Peterho6 lost
haCoa West aie OF brig Martha Russell Host Orange
and Cbd the aud Adcss OF ship Peter
lpu And seamen from scAr Loulsa. Lost Oh Abaooa.
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uA' ~,
Mpaokag.. and ,ases intended for tie NEW YORK HERALD
ALMANAC NEW Y0Rx-rHIs DAT.
sun RISES moon x EIsas; Of
Port OF New York, juno a, 1855.
CLEARED. 1919,
Steamship Arabia Orr Stone, Myerpoo-E Cunar Si,,u.
Sn o Hew Frost
Bark Alfred tBrem), Benge Laguna-Hennings, Muller 4
Bark Tahiti Burnham EsspSrtnBrs. Son 4 Co nr..
Brig BernardinO sar BertOza' Marseiles-Gomez' Wal
brig Woodward, Chase sagua la Grande--c & Ell Pc.
Brig Mary Hamilton, Botsford, observation-disclosures, Di.
Brig Ii Guild, Heath, Doboy Island-H D Brookman Go.
Brig saginaw, JACKSON JacSsonvlle-Peck Church Co
@ & Tsa
schr Marietta Smith, Chase, Port au Piatte-wenbcrg
schr Richmond (Rrl, Smith, windsor,p DswoG =,
sr E%m. om.s Mott
Schr Jeroloman, Line, Batimore-Merrill Abbott. .,
Propeller Georges Creek, eager acknowledgements
Propeller Vulcan, Morrison, Philadelphia Briggs
Sloop Blackstone Reynolds, Provdence-Master.
ARRIVED.
Steamship North STAR Hunter, Bremen It'll and soutamp
o h ss @
@ - 9S %
showing signals 1902 steering n c,,r,..o, q ,o. vii,
se s e Co. SUNDAY
T rm Of
exchanged signals with steamship florida s M
s Monday % miles OF cape May ''nr
Isl sh passs sssp1S TO oe arnHc Mntar
lon s. spoke brig Guardian from s. JOHN Nh, for Liver
pG Slip Nv VIM az Sa p Bell liverpool Win and
Sss Ss Tas IAN 70 @
Ship wandsrer Ryder Liverpool May 90 win mdse and
ss% s white
W" shp Iady franklin Jordan Liverpool May IS
and $40 passengers to Thompson Nephew Had birth
Ship John Runyan of sear;gora Nichols Cardiff days
as ~ ss Gn r. sseSssed s
wv Hahen lAh la, 20 lon ss 80 spoke ship Mary Crock
Ship Hermne drem Rasehen Bremen 4s days with mass
spoke b brig KamsT,0n Of
g for Sss Of oa list ni g.
st y an lon q a. saw Bremen ship John Schmidt from
%f @ 90 s o ~ Sa 3
Ship Orphan Kempon Havre, 81 days with mdse to Boyd
Ay%sr sT9.r Isngh sss Ne" Orleans
BARK Henry Trowbrdge lof New Haven't Augu Trinidad,
Port spain with % 20 M son Mp
days with pimento &C. to Solomon, vessel to J
Brig Marshal Yey lof Warren Iia Ponce Pr II days,
with plaster
j Peters. = =,
Echr Jenny Lind Hervey Baracoa, June L. with bananas
and cOcoan,lts, TO J l. Meacham =
schr Benz English to New ayen Chase st Bartno'cmew
lon CO 40 ssnaled full rugged brig showing red signal
with white ball centre, steering and the wind I'd
lat 81 a. ION II 90 steamer steering :, showing blue
signal in white letters the Tennessee hence for For
to Cabellol. -.
molasses, to 4 T. Peters
Schr Ocean Bird r Lockhart Windsor, days with phs
ter, 10 master.
Plymouth Rock Lacey, Boston, days
Steamer Westernport, Berry Portland, ~ hours
BELOW.
Ship Drigo Young, from Glasgow and Greehock May 3
with indse and passengers to Durham Dimon.
Also, one bark and one brig, unknown.
SAILED.
Steamship Orizaba San Juan MIC shipsl Rotunda London
Webster Liverpool
Wind during the day, Sc
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Regatta ON Charles River.


The regatta of the Charles River Amateur Club ASCOT
alton which took place Monday afternoon was Of
the most successful and interesting aquatic displays that
ever came of waters Between the hours Of and
O'Clock immense concourse Of spectators had Assem-
bcd at Braman's Baths aud on the Mill Dam; and at
few minutes past four the first race started which
was contested by the volant, Of Voant Boat Club six
oars Ariadnc OF Union Boat Club four oars; and Oym
pia Of Olympia Boat Club six oars-iory five seconds
being the allowance Of time given by the six cared boats
in favor OF the four cared crew.
First prize the champion medal of the association; Sc
cond, elegantly wrought silver goblet.
The following is the time made in the club boat race
distance three miles
Volant. - MN - sec
Ariadne. ..........................2 - " Il "
The volant consequently won tho race-the Ari,dne
CALAMITY coming up To the line in three seconds outside
tho allowed her Both the leading boats were purd
in excellent style. The Olympia Club has been formed
but short time did themselves much credit in their
first attempt they will in all probability, be clever com
petitors in future regattas
Tho names Of the gentlemen who formed the
volant-H $. Tappan, coxswain; f. G. ioring, D.
jarvis, R. +. Clark, :. Dalton, J. c. Putnam, ]. g.
Ariadne-No coxswaiu; +. Richards Alfred Whitman,
Jr., g. W. Smalley, II. Lvermorc.
Oympn--G. II. Cassidy, coxswan Thos Cassidy, Geo.
Maynard, Edwin B. Richardson, John II. Price, VIM.
Hurley, 7. II. Colbert.
The next and not tho least interesting feature Of the
regatta was the wherry race in which the following
Cub; ''Stepben Roberts, entered by Volant Club; and
- d. Baldwin, entered by Mt. 7. n. Colbert, OF the
The distance rcwed two miles and the boats made
the following time
Fancy II min W sec
Stephen Roberts .....................n " II
J. H. BaloWih. ........... ....iS : o =
This very closely contested race aed excited
much interest among boating men.
After The races, the President Of the association Mr..
r. w Rogers presented the prizes, with some remarks
appropriate to the occasion. Among the invited guests
were some members Of the city government The
gotta regulated by three judges-ope from each
clec-and 4 referee.
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.
Movements q Ocean steamers.


Quaker City New York .,...Juy - Havana Mobile
THE OVERLAND MAILS TO INDIA AND CHINA.
The following be Of value to those having correspond
In the Fast
The Southampton the 4,h and 10th Of eahc
month, and -
Arrives Gibraltar aaont the 9Th and 18th ef same month.
Arrives at Malta about the lgh and yth OF sane month
Arrives Alexandria about the sh Of and 18th Of fol-
lowing month
Leaves Goth 2lst Of and 9th 9Th Of
Arrives al about the 18th 18th Of and 10Th
5y,h Of following month.
Leaves the 2@h 2h Of same and dag Of ari
Va for Bombay, and 18th 10 30th for China, Ne.
Indian Bombay about the 81 rh
and l9h 10 2lst OF the following month
and o. arrives Pou De q ale about the 9Th
7h I'D to sd Of following month.
Point de Gale for Puo repaug The same day the
steamer has already arrived which takes she mail
Arrives Pulo Penang about the 18th 18Th and 18th
Jeh Of following month. -
Leaves Singapore about u hours affev arrival
Arrives at Hong Kong about the I'D or oath and S 10th
Of following month, -
Leaves next day for Sbanpbae.
Two mails leave Engandone the 9th and 10th of
moniiya Marseies and arrive Alexandra about the
same time the Southampton mail
STEAMERS TO AND FROM HAVANA.
IsAlU-EgeW CAa4lesea lsa AVA Nv, .Ve Y. Vayaaa ~
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Herald Marine Correspondence.

PHILADELPHIA June 24-Arr schrs Sea Foam, Chance
Iingan CB; Village Gen. Phinney, Boston; c Bentley
Nichols, Freetown. Mass.
Below ship Saranak from Liverpool banks Drebert
and Almira Coombs, from West indies.
CID steamers Delaware BOpes and Boston, Clark NYork
bark Austin Wildes, Portland; brig Louisa Ange Cam
bridge scbrs Bentley, Nichos Griffin borden ant
yarracarse,t Hail. Fall River; Village Gem, Phnney ant
Hattie Annah Douglass Boston; Richard Law, Tuth, Nor
w
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The following elcgraphc has been received from
ntnople: has given notice TO the govern
men that the Russian commercial Chancecrio has been
re opened. The hotel Of the Russian Embassy beng
rem
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IN. From Havana 10th and 18th. due 1t New York 18th
and LIST. =
EXPIRE CRY Or NEW GEANADA-From New York l7th. A.
leans 9Th, Havana 9th. due at New York 18th.
QUAKER CfTY-From New York ls Of each month arriving
at Havana 6th and Mobile 9th. From Mobile 18th, Havana
18th, due at New York I'd.
When the above dates fall Sunday the steamers will sail
on Monday They leave New Orleans A. M tide
win admit and the Isabel leaves Charleston and Havana a.
JOAN,
Aupeaaag.. and ,a-s intended for the NEW YORK HERALD
should be sealed
ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-rHIs DAT.
SUN RISES, ....... 80 NOON RISES. morn
SUN ............7 IS HIGH wArnR.... VI
Port Of New York, juno "a, 1855.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-03-28
The State of Mississippi,
YAZoO COUNTY.

YAZoO COUNTY,
Probate Court February Term, 1856.
To Gideon HOP kins, John z. Bell, and Bertha.
his wife, and he unknown and nonresident
heirs and distributes, and all others inter-
ested in the report of sale of the Real Es-
tate of Sarah Hopkins, deceased.
VOU are hereby cited, to be, and appear
= before the Probate Court of Yazoo Co.. at
he Court House thereof, in Yazoo City, on the
fourth Monday in April next, then and there
to show cause, If any you have or can, why
said report and sale Of the Real estate of said
decedent should not be allowed. confirmed and
recorded, and such order or decree rendered
therein as shall be considered and ordered by
our said Court. 80
WITNESS, Honl. Robt. B. Mayes,
o Judge of said Court, the 4th Mon
L. s. day of February, 1855, and seal Of
said curt.
Issued 9Th March, 1856.
ri JOHN. M. HOLLINGSWORTH, elk.
= Yazoo City, March 4. 1856 42-ht
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
Yazoo Circuit Court, as a Court Of Chancery.
John 8. Howell, use &C.
Philip A. Paul's heirs.
To John Paul. and the unknown heirs OF
Philip A Paul.
Upon opening Plaintiffs bill of COM
~ plant, which was fled in the Circuit
Court Of Yazoo county. on 18th March 1856
to forclose a mortgage given by the said
Paul, to secure the payment Of a note for
Eve hundred dollars. 10 appearing that the
heirs of said Paul. are unknown to the
Court. it is ordered that they enter their APP
pearance herein, on, or before the. first day
|of the next term, of this Court, to be hold
fen at the Court House in AGO City ON the
fourth Monday Of May next. and plead, an
Iswer or demur, to Plaintiffs complaint
herein, or otherwise the several allegations
lthereofwill be taken as. confessed, set fof
hearing ex>parte, and the matters Thereof
ldecreed accordingly.
1t is further ordered that copy of this
order, be pu blished 10 the American Ban
Iner a Weekly newspaper published in Ya-
zoo City, once week for four weeks.
49, s. N. PHILLIPS, Clerk. i
BuRRus d DousHARrr,
& Soils. for complainants.-
sYasoo City; Nch2 ma l0t.es.
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Vicksbul,g Cards

JOHN D. sTRAssEBI q CO.,
to the Citizens Of Vicksburr
ii and surrounding country, an6 especially to
thu ladies. for the very liberal patronage hero
tofore extended to them, beg leave to inform
them that they have juat received, and are new
opening splendid and elegant assortment Of
he choicest goods in their line carefully select
ed from the best manufacturing houses, COM
prising-
Corsets of all description:
A fine assortment of Trimmings,
All articles belonging to the Embroidery line
A Splendid assortment of Child's Hose and
81 ives,
Silk, Cashmere and Merino Ladies' Hose ant
gloves,
Combs of all kinds,
A splendid and large assortment of Jet Neck
laces, Bracelets, Ear rings and Crosses:
Port Monies of every description,
Pearl and Inlaid Care Cases,
A full assortment of Perfumery, as
Pomatum, Fancy Soap, Extrait Cologne, etc
All kinds of Baskets, lower than ever offere,
before in this market:
Toys.
We have aimed in our selection to secure
the most elegant articles, and we invite on
friends and the public to call and examine +
themselves our large and varied stock befor,
purchasing elsewhere being fully satisfied tina
the superiority quality and moderate prices o
our goods will give all satisfaction. We wi
take great pleasure in showing onr assortment
Vicksburg, February 8, Sly.
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upers Hhs,
Sealing wax, Pen Holders, Waters, &c.
and various other articles too numerous to men.
ton. These articles have been selected with
great care and feel safe in recommending them
TO Physicians. Planters, Dealers and others.
THOMPSON g. EMANUEL.
YaZoo CITY, August
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The subscribers have entered into copartner-
ship in the above bu mess in Yazoo CITY, nearly
opposite the Post Office, where they will manus
acture avery thing in their line OF business.
Relying entirely upon theirown iabour, they
feel c,nadence in soliciting the patronage Of the
public.
Every kind of TIN WARE pertaining to
House keeping. kept constantly on hand or made
to order.
Tin or zinc, roofing or gutterine, done In the
latest and most approved manner, and e the shcrt.
est rs ice.
ALEXANDER q CALLAHAN.
Vaxxc CITY. Nes % 1885. -
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Legal Notices.


GUARDIANS SALE.
TN pursuance Of an order. obtained at the
= January Term Of the Probate Court of
Yazoo county. ] will, as Guardian Of the
Minor children Edmonson, sell at public
auction at the Court House,
On the nth day of April next.
the 18th interest Of the estate Of the. late
James Friley deceased. the following lands
t, wit: The north west quarter Of section
90, also the north west qual ter Of the south
west quarter, section 90, also the north east
quarter of south east quarter Of section so
township IL. Range west, on credit oil
| 2 months, bond and approved security re-
quired. JOHN T. EDMONSON.
Mch. TAI IT,. Guardian.
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Young LADIES SEMINARY.

YOUNG LADIES SEMINARY.
Mrs. A F. PECK, from st. Louis, but re-
wi Gently of Bascom Seminary. Grenada
Miss, would respectfully inform the citizens Of
Yazoo City and vicinity, that she viii open
school for young ladies, in this city on the first
Monday in January, the session to be of FIVE
months. All those sending their daughters
may rest assured that no pains will be spared
to make them acquainted with all that is use
full or ornamental.
The terms per Scholar. for session Of Eve
months. will be $40. The Tuition fees will
be payable monthly. Pupils will be charged
rom the date of entrance to the end Of the current
session, and no deduction made, unless for pro-
tracted illness. A. e.
Yazoo City. January IL. s4t-f
NEGRO BLANKETS. 10 bales of every
IN variety: Gray, Blue, Scarlet and White.
Alsos 80 dozen Kentuely knit socks-for salp
JACKSON, MANLOVEA Ga
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own order in London; Ladies' fine Gold hunt
ing and Diamond back Watches; Fine Diamond
Back watches: Fine dian ond sets of Breastpins
Earrings bracelets and rings, together with
all kinds of Jewelry kept in Jewelry store and
Silver Ware in Gets of to piece, Silver
Knivc F ,rks, Spoons Cups eblets Salt Stands
&c,
Something New
We have in connection with our Watch De-
partment, the manufacturing of Silver War
Jewelry Setting Diamonds in the most oeau
tiful style
Engraving executed as asusual
Vicksburg, KLEIN& BRO.
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FURNITURE FURNITURE!!
The largest Establishment in the South.
Al Nos. I'll and l72,
Canal Street,
New Orleans.
ALL NEW STOCK.
THE undersigned having opened large
and splendid assortment of
NEW SOUTHERN FURNITURE
is prepared to supply the trade and families on
the most liberal terms. This being the only
new stock in the city, purchasers will find it
to their advantage to call and examine the
goods and learn the prices. before purchasing
elsewhere.
Will keep constantly on hand
Mahogany and Walnut Bedsteads,
do do Armors,
do do Tables,
do do Bureaus,
do do Chairs,
Mattresses Pillows and Feathers together
with great variety of every article usually
found in Furniture Warehouse.
Ma. This is an entirely new establishment,
and no old stock on hand.
GTsHotel Keepers, clearinghouse Keep
ers, Private Families, and others, would find
il greatly to their interest te give this store a
cal before purchasing elsewhere, as the pro-
prietor is confident he can offer them bet
ter bargains than any other similar establish
ment in New Orleans.
Nov. so-ly CHAS. A. STEWART.
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MfsceIlaneOus,
Improved Eagle Gin Stands,
FOR THE YEAR 1856.

FOR THE YEAR 1856
TINE SUBSCRIBERS, Manufacturers Of the
Il above Stands, would inform the Planters
generally, in this region, that, the House Of =.
Heard 4 Co., their former Agents being dis
solved, they have made arrangements with the
we'll known and popular House of Link & Har.
rison Of Yazoo City, to take charge Of their
business here and respectfully invite Q ! inter.
estedin the cultivation Of the great staple OF
the South, to call at Messrs. L. & H. and
examine specimen Of our work, taken at ran :
dom from our stock in New Orleans. and which
is; therefore tair sample Of the machinery
which We intend to furnish to our customers
the present year.
Grateful for the LIBERAL patronage heretofore
extended to US, we solicit continuance of the
same, guaranteeing that neither pains nor ex.
pense shall be sparei on our part to furD sh them
with machine superior in every respect.
BATES, HYDE T. CO.
Yazoo City, March 4th, 1885,.
WE, the undersigned agents T. = the above
firm of Messrs Bates, Hyde Il Co., take great
pleasure in recommending to our friends and
patrons the newly Improved Eagle jim Stand,
manufactured by them, we can with safety say
that the reputation Of those Stands, stand high
er than any other Stand in the South, both as
to durability fine finish and the Ginning and
making of fine Cottons.
| We shall keep con SANITY on hand an assort-
mont, out of which Plante can make q good
selection, or if they prefer. we can in short
notice have such stand ordered for them, as
they may desire.
| Please call and see our Sample Stand.
LINK & HARRISON.
| Yazoo Citv. March 7.42:tf