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Opinions Of she supreme Court.

The Legal Profession, Magistrates, and others interested will
bear mind that the American the papers
authorized by law publish the opinions Of the Supreme Court
abstract Of the same, furnished by the Attorney General
for the publishing the opinions of the
at its recent session at Jackson rapidly they come
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1000 barrels Tennessee White, and other brands;
$50 J. Il. Smiths Reserve;
90 I" Rye and Bourbon;
$50 g NeWsom LincoIn
100 . Country Single Distilled; for sale low by
TERRASS BROTHERS
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By TELEGRAPH.
Cotton Market.

New ORLEANS, July SIst.-Cotton sales goo
bales ll2. Flour has aD advancing tendency; Pork
advanced IS cts; II So Lard firm; Prime tiercs III
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IN ORDERING TICKETs OF CERTTFICATEs.


Enclose the money to address for the Tickets ordered
receipt Of which they will be forwarded
can have tickets ending in any figure they may designate
The List OF Drawn numbers Prizes will be sent pur
chasers Immediately after the drawing
Purchasers will please write their signatures plain and
give their Post Office County and State.
il = Remember that every Prize drawn and payable full
without deductiOn
All prizes of $1,000 and under, paid Immediately after
the drawingOter prizes at the Of thirty DAYS
All communications strictly confidential.
Address Orde,s for Tickets or Certificates to
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? Persons residing Montgomery, Ala or Atlanta Ca
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list Of the numbers that drawn from the Wheel with
The amount OF the prize that each is entitled pub
sed after every drawing, in the following papersA uusta
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Charleston Standard nashville Gazette Atlanta Inteigencer
New York Weekly Day Book, Savannah CeOran Richmond
Dispatch New York Dispatch Paudiug ss) Clarion,
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SHELBY MEDICAL COLLEGE.

NASHVILLE. TENNESSEE
SEssION OF 89-THE FIRST REGULAR COURSE OF LERuRE
! will on Monday he LIST Of No
vemer, 1859, will continue till the March, ensuing
Tie Preliminary Course Of Lectures free to all students
will be given during the month Of October.
FACULTY.
THOMAS L. MADDIN, NJ. D., Professor of Anatomy. Des
crptive, HistoOgica and surgical)
JOHN FREDERICK MAY, NJ. D. Professor Of Principles and
DANIEL WRIGHT, N. Professor of Physiology and Pa
JOHN H. CALENDER, NJ. d. Professor Of Materia Medica
and therapeutics;
and Medical jurisprudence;
T. B. HAsKINs, NJ D. Professor Of Theory and Practice of
JOHN P. FORD NJ D. Professor of Obstetrics and Diseases of
Women and Children;
Il. NJ. COMPTON, NJ. D., Demonstration Of Anatomy
The city Hospital upon the premises of the College and un
der control Of the Faculty. at which operations performed
cal Lectures delivered.
M A99gP5 # fee "a o5 55 5Ss 58 once. s
Demonstrators fee required but once) 10
Excellent board can beO6aned for 50 50 to 81 week . "
JOHN =. FORD, NJ D.,
gHd&vh Dean of the Faculty.
NOR AUGUST-Godey's Lady's Book, Gralarn's Maya.
Il zine, and PetersOn's Magazine, just received By
DERSONs WANTING GOOD HAMS CAN
ly9-f H FRENCH & SONS.
COLLINS, KALOCRINE.--Justr received supply
~ Of thls valuable preparation lor s lla For sale by
DEMOYILLE & BELL.
OtONGRESS WATER.--Ju received, a lot Of fresh
~ and genuine Congress Water.
DEMOYILLE & BELL.
DREW J. SMITH,
NO. As, BROAD WAY, NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
TENNESSEE IRON, CASTINGS, NAILS,
STEEL, GxLEs, ELLIPTIC SPRINGS,
Nd all other articles in his Of business which he Offers
"A wholesale and retail low for cash. ct the above stand
Ieb6-ly
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Robert Oakland the Ouiast Orphan By Leigh Richie For
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To Our City Subscribers.

We desire have paper delivered regularly in good time
city subscribers those who fail to receive it in this
will obige by reporting the Office
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DissOImtion al Pnrfnershin.

FENE Partnership heretofore existing between B. r. JOHNSON
Il and RICHARD OWEN, is this day dissolved by mutual
All the debts due to the firm will be collected by B. K.
johnson, and all other Indebtedness Of the firm will
paid by him. B. R. JOHNSON,
RICHARD OWEN.
Nashville Tenn, Cd July, 1858.
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Mr. LEAvENWORTH-Sir: have been troubled dandruH
sur head for than year, my hair
out curf and hair together. paper about
Gods Hair Restorative called your
the l Of April last and purchased bottle try found
satisfaction the thing removed the new
hair began to grow, it three inches in length where
all OF. have great faith in il. wish you send two
bottles BY Mr. Post the bearer this Idon know as any or
the kind is used in this place you may have market for many
bottles afer il is known here. Yours with respect,
RUFUS PRATT.
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b LANIER A co..
WHOLESALE GROCERS IND DEALERS ~
Foreign and Domestic Liquors,
Ne 5. MARKET STREET,
NASHVILLE. TENN
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Persons leaving the city for the months have
the UNION mailed them point and for
any required time by leaving their address countngrOOm,
No. Il North Cherry street.
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Joy to the Admirers Of
A FINE HEAD OF
RTEH GH Los EV AUUV

TEEALK Of beauty, cannot exist without fine head Of hair
then read the following, and ask more, circular
around each bottle and no doubt.
PROFESSOR WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE.
We call the attention ofall old and young the wonderful pre-
paraOn which turns back 10 its original har-coyers
the head Of the bald with luxurant grow-rsmOTes the
druh, hing' and all cuaneous erupdOn-causes contr1h
flow Of the natural udsand hence, il used REGULAR dressing
for the hair will preserve its color, and keep It from falling
extreme old in all its natural beauty We call then upon
bald, the gray, the diseased In scalp it, And
young will not they value the flowing locks the Witchng
curl ever be without it. It's praise is upon the tongue Of thou
sands
The Agent for Prof Woods Hair Restorative in New Haven
weeks since:
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II We authorized to Moss SING LEToN as
candidate for Mayor, the ensuing municipal election.
June 9-dtl.
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KENTUCKT SCHOOL or MEDICINE,

AVEINo
TIME Lectures 10 this Institution WI COMMERCE on ne lst
Monday November, and e0ntinus fur BONN Delins
October preliminary lectures will Be delivered a. @ AA
College.
Beui " Dudley. n D., Euertus Protsssor Or surgery
Henry n Bull n D., Proor Of Aneofy and Practice Of
John Hardin. n D. Professor Of Obstetrics and Clinical Nod
cine. - -
Wareail H. D., Professor Of Matsra Nedica and ThsTa
SfS5is.oa Goldsmith, NJ D. Proor Of the Principles Of sur
49, nd Clinical Surgery.
II ~ stiruau, n. D., Professor of Anatyrny-
g. W. Bsyees, n. D. Professor PhyaooEy and Pathologcl
T1~yid Cumrains, NJ D., Den0ugtrusor
For full information address
n. B. MARSHALL, n. D.
tER2a DNR q ~ Fseltgt
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White,s CreeIk DID.

TIME subscriber will be prepared to Boanes AZ this
watering place. p miles north Of Nashville, during the
Summer vacation, from the 6st Of July the first September
There will be kept g is designed chiefly for
Of Families, and individuals who nav wish 70
resort quiet, healthfl place during the Sumner
The Springs formerly much visited, too we'll known to re-
aure any elaborate description.
pleasant
Price Of Board 81 so per day: 81 90 per week Servants and
Children under 10 years ofage, half price
may2-dtww3m E. L. CROCKBR
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COTOOsA SPRINGS.

COtOOsa County, Georgia.
THyHE hot weather and dust Of the city re- ~
mind US that she when We have been
accustomed to welcome friends and patrons n -
10 our delightful Watering Place, is at hand
Daily applications for Rooms this season, tie
have annually hronged COTOOSA assure that Is only
eeary inform friends and the public thai COTOOsA viii
be opened on the first Of Suly.
Our old German Band will he present 10 give the
welcome. liy3-2nl BATTEY. HICKMAN & MCDONALD.
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To Those who are in Pursuit of Health
and Pleasure, and Wishing 10 Visit Ber-
sheba Springs, Grundy County, Tenn.
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CRAIGH FAD 81 CO.,
DEALERS
Hardware,
% PUBLTC SQUARE, NASHVILLE TENNESSEE.
flames B. CRAIGHEAD having purchased the entire
Of Mr.. VIM II. MINCHIN, in the business Of Craighead
inn is alone authorized the OF the late firm in
liquidation, and will continue the business the old stand No
% Public Square, under the title as above. may24
NEW WHOLESALE BOOT & SHOE HOUSE.
J. P. COPELAND, J. N. ARNIsTEAD. H. BRYAN.
COPELAND, ARMISTEAD a. CO.,
JOBBERS OF
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps Straw. Goods, &c.
NO. g, NORTHEAST CORNER THE PUBLIC SQUARE,
Nashville, Tennessee.
KEE have associated Ourselves together under the above style,
Wv for the transaction of wholesale business in the goods
mentioned and by the LIST Of August will he receipt large
nd carefully Stock to which respectfully invite the attention.
jyI COPELAND, ARNIsTEAD & CO..
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TNNOUGH TO SET THE WORLD ON FIRE.
large lot Of Shanghai Matches, sure fire., the and
cheapest article in Alsoan extra fine lot Of old Prnc
pie Segars at J. W. LANGLEY & CO.,
unt2f a Union street.
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Trunks and Bonnet Boxes.

AfuHAS ana BOhheL Boxes
ECEIVED: additional supplies Of Trunks for Gentlemen
= and Ladies. Also, fine assortment Of Bonnet Boxes
single and double top, very cheap, at A College street
iyl7 JOHN RAMAGE.
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WAT a BEERS
L II In Il. 4 -. 4. - -

LURRICATING GREASE
CHEAP and durable compound Tor grsng TIE axles Of
"a Omnibusess Carriages, Carts Drilys ana
wagons also economical and durable lnhrcator for
HEAVY Machinery It win not gum, not Effected
by heat or cold Forsae in Tin Cans Kegs and Barrels, By
EVEN, PENDLETON & co.
W. ". BERRY 4 DEMUVILLE,
A. STRETCH,
10. g. BROWN,
And Druggists generally. js
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SE1ANO AND SUNNI ER GOODS.
WE have Just received direct from the Manufacturers
Complete and Fresh
FURaIsHING GOODS,
MARBLES sHmTs-Whits and Colorsd;
WHITE LISEs SEuRTs-g-Hh and without Collar.
COIORED CAMBRIC SmRrs.
Also few extra fine
EMBROIDERED SHIRTS,
White, Fancy and Black '''-'''-'
sCARFS,
TIES,
STOCKS,
N1PoLEONs,
VIA. -, CRATATs
KID, SIX LlsLE-TEEAD CLOVIS;
sHE, LnzLE-T4 AsD CoTTos HALg HOzz-
UNDERWARE,
OF Six Isle Thread, Merino, tyotten Ee IL.
kOBBs DE CHAMBRE,
s,,o,-,,, fsysry Size, Style and Pattern.
% the esss make, Elastic, with without su.psndss
Mems and Boys, Plain and Embroidsred
TRUNKS AND VALIsEs,
$50, Sole Leather, Hog Skin, Wood, &C., &c.
CANES AND RIDING WHIPS,
India Rubber, Malaoca, and Ebony.
FANCY GOODS.
Bazins Perfumes, Lubins Extracts Writing DosIs us.-,y
Gases, Razor Scissors, Purses Port Monaies Chelen Dad
BoaF, DoHinoes Cahas, Combs, Brushes, &C., g., &C,
J.H. msGHL,
Ladids and Gentleman's Furnishing Store,
may3 Corner College s. and Square.
GLOyES.--We have just received per Express Fresh
stock Of AlsNandrel Kk, silks LeThread, Cotton and
Cloth Gloves For sale BY
4 COLLARS, SCARFS, TIES AND CRAYaTS,
~ Every STYLE Just received and for sale By
TTINE FARM FOR SALF.--T WISH IA
s one o. ne Prstest and most desirable places that has
on offered Tor SALE Il contains about 100 and
als land, with elegant improvements.
Als one containing = acres, we'll Essrsd tsrs Wit
NAY sd WILL L. BOYD, Jr.
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B95- We wish to inform the public, that we have
just returned from the east. with beautiful stock
Of Dress Goods, and feel confident we offer in
ducements to purchasers, equal to any other Mer-
chants in the city. If prices object, We are
would call the attention of the Ladies especially to
lot of side striped Berege and Musiins, which we
bought unusually cheap and will sell them the same
way. Also Silks, Ducals and all the different kinds
Of Drsss Goods Our stock Of staple goods is very
complete, all Of which wish to dispose of imme-
diatey on terms most favorable to purchasers. Call
soon and examine for yourselves.
l. G. NICHOLSON & Co.,
apr7-tf No - Public Souare.
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WAN q CO.'S LOTTE RIES
TRIUMPHANT!
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The following Scheme will be drawn by 3. SWAN 4 Co., Mana
gers the Sparta Academy Lottery, in each Of their Single Mum
Der for August 1853, AUGUSTA GEO. public,
under the superintendent Of Commissioners.
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Notice to Texas Land Claimants.

IL Land aad Military Claims against the Government Of
n Texas will be forever barred unless application made
therefor prior to the ls September 1853 and proof there
on by the lst Of january. lsj9
ANY persons having such claims have them promptly attend
ed to BY calling GEO. W COOK, Attorney Law OF Texas
Who be found 18th Of August the Office Of f.
RAWoRTH in Nashville. In the absence Of GRo W COoK IL
A RAWoRTH viii give bis personal attention 70 the sane
J.. D. grDDTyGs, ,. C. gDDuyos, q v. COOK.
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SWAN a co.
Continue 10 draw as usual without inter-
ruptiOm.
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-12-11
G. RAN ROAD AND THE MAILS.


While on our way from jackson to this city q
few days ago, We had explained to us the impos-
sibility Of the Rail Roads being concerned in tue
frequent failures of the mails of late, and we take
pleasure in repeating the statement to readers
The Rail Road Company merely contracts with
Government to carry her mail bags to the various
points 1t is not even the business of the Compa-
ny to have them thrown out of the cars at the
stations, but this duty devoves upon the mail
agent Government functonary, who is regular
ly salare d by the Post Office Department and
entirely disconnected from the Rail Road. He
has his particular mail car, and it is his business
to keep the bags in order and to distribute them
at the points where they are due upon the stop
page of the train. The Rail Road company is
then nothing more nor less than public carrier,
and can only be reliable as such. Consequently
no Rail Road official can be justly blamed for
failure of the mails, except when the train fails
to make the stipulated time. Neglect in this
particular could alone subject them to this cen
sure. 1t is then necessary to prove upon the
Central Rail Road disregard of schedule time
before the burden of reproach can properly be
thrown upon her officers.
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-12-11
HOME AGAIN.

After an absence of more than month, we are
rejoiced again to mount our tripod notwithstand-
ing its trials and yexations We haven't been
far, nor seen great deal, yet we have been una
ble TO devote much attention to the Democrat
Whether the reader has missed and mourned us
is questionable, decidedly; but we had contracted
the habit of boring you and had really begun to
like it, which gave greater zest to the pleasure
our return afforded us.
We saw and heard nothing very remarkable
while absent, excepting some remarkably good
looking young women, and some remarkably good
speeches. firing of the last and knowing that
there were numbers of the first at home, we re-
turned in hot haste so soon as duties allowed,
and are now at our post again, from which we
make our lowest bow, and wish our readers
health, happiness, sc. Being full Of 'the milk
Of human kindness to-day, we will not withhold,
also, condescendiug nod and good wish to
those outside barbarians who do not subscribe to
the Democrat
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-12-11
STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS.

This slippery political trickster is now on a
these United States Flattering himself that his
infamous treason has secured the North to his
interests, he is now looking Southwark, with tn
hope that specious argument, oily harangues and
soft soap may humbug our people into the belief
that lie is the soul of consistency and truth. So
far as Mississippi is concerned, he will find HIM
self mistaken. Her citizens have too great con-
tempt for weathercocks, and the knavery of DEM
agogues ever to trust the Illinois renegade.
man who votes against the very results which he
intended his own measure should induce, can
never find favor in the eyes of Mississippians
Upon Stephen A. Douglas they had centred all
their hopes and all their admiration. They re
garded him as model of political purity and
devotion to States rights. When he so palpably
showed his unworthiness of their esteem by viola.
ting every trust and giving the lie to all his pre-
vious actions, their Indignation was correspond
ingly great. And our people are too well &C
quainted with the facts in connection with tht
false logic. He will find no congeniality here
except from small portion of the party adverse
to Democracy, who wish to injure that party BY
bolstering up her renegades.
The masses will listen to his speeches, applaud
his impudence, laugh at his vanity, but scorn tn,
politician. He and Foote may well strike hands
they hold like places in the public esteem.
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-12-11
TE4EGRApHIC DISPATCHES.

The following, which we copy from the New
Orleans Programme is a pretty good burlesque
on the noise the people of New Orleans and
other cities in the South are making over Douglas
ST. CHARLES HOTEL l24 A. NJ
Senator Douglas has taken his night cap, and
retired to his room.
123 a. NJ.
The light is extinguishd in Senator Douglas
room, and it is believed he has gone to bed.
The porter has taken the Senator's boots from
the door,
All is still. The Senator is thought to be
sleeping.
slight noise has been heard in the Senator's
chamber. 1t is shrewdy suspected he has turned
over, mot politically.)
2lA. M.
The body guard imagined they heard the Sena-
tor snore, but it was false alarm The window
merely creaked.
3 BAN
All is still.
The porter has returned the Senator's boots to
the door, and it is feared he was awakened nv
the noise. Nothing definite, however is known.
"A NJ
The Senator has gone u sleep again, IT, rs was
suspected, he was awakened by the porter.
44A.M.
Sounds indicate that the Senator is uneasy A
committee hAs been appointed to investigate
whether OF not he is an early riser
The Senator has not yet made his appearance
81 M
The earliest of the Senator's friends have be
gun to appear. No intelligence yetfrom the bed
chamber.
ga. NJ
A slight noise has been heard in the Senator's
room, and q dozen persons are at the door anx-
iously waiting to hand him his boots.
81 A. M.
Glorious news The Senator has riz All are
the qui viUe for his appearance.
IAN.
fearful rumOr prevails. It is said the Sena-
tor slipped out the back way, in his slippers, and
took bis morning draught of-sOda,
IA NJ.
The long agony is over The Senator has ap-
peared and is momentariy expected to breakfast
The wires broke down in consequence Of the
storm, and the Reporter closed here.
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-12-11
TO LADIES VISITING NEW ORLEANS.

w & would recommend our RE TAIL DEPART
w MENT for inspector, comprising all the
latest styles Of
d. SILK ROBES, BRO0ADES,
I FANCY AND PLAIN SILKS,
BLACK ITALIAN SILKS,
All the late styles Of rich WOODEN DRESS
GOODS
CL0AKS, TALMAS, BUSTERS.
STELLA SHAWLs, CHENILLE SHAWLS,
BAY STATE SHAWLS, and SCARFS
SHEETINGS, SHIRTINGS and LINENS.
BLANKETS and BED C0MFORTERS.
And all other Goods appertaining to cur line
which we offer at the VERY LOWEST CASH PRICES,
Quick Sales and Small Profits being our motto.
G. G. WAYLAND g. CO.,
Corner Poydras and Carondelet
New ORLEANS, Nov. 10, 1868. (8mcm.
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-12-11

CLERK OF THE HoUsB.-We see that our friend
Col l. NJ. Partridge, the sprightly editor of the
Vicksburg Wing, is recommended by the press
generally for the Clerkship of the U. s. House of
Representatives Personally, we know of no man
we would prefer to see in this position. Generous,
gallant, gentlemanly, he could not fail to give
satisfaction and would doubtless make an efficient
officer. We cannot, however, wish him success
until there is no hope Of electing good States
rights Democrat.
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-12-11
TO DRY-GOODS MERCHANTS.

LAYING had an opportunity at the NORTH
| ! and EUROPE to buy great many fashion
able
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
much below price we are enabled to offer them
for CASH to the Trade, in small Job Lots from
20 to 40 per cent. below regular wholesale prices
CL0AKs, SHAwLS, SILKS,
ENGLISH AND FRENCH MERINOES.
CASilMERES, DELAINES. POPLINS,
DEBERGES, RIBBONS, TRIMMINGS,
GLOVES, TOWELTNGS NAPKINS,
TABLECL0TH, EMBROIDERED COLLARS,
SETS, HANDKERO HE'S,
HOOP SKIRTS, every variety of them, we
offer for less than Manufacturers prices, ETC., ETC.
Merchants buying for CASH will certainly find
il to their interest 70 examine our GOODS before
purchasing elsewhere.
Orders from the Country conscientiously filed,
and if not proved to be satisfactory. goods taken
back and money returned.
O. q WAYLAND g. CO.,
Corner Poydras and Carondelet.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 10. 1858 (Smcm.
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-12-11

HESRY s. FooTE,--We see by our exchanges
that this celebrated character has determined to
return from his rambings to the old theatre Of
his deeds and misieeds, and to settle quietly
fat fees As lawyer be stood among the first
of his profession in aud lang syae, and will doubt
less resume that position, if he en- Steer clear
politics. This is the rock upon which he split
the love Of present notoriety being always too
strong for his consistency, While in power, we
cursed hisindeesion and want of fidelity. Now
that he is down beyond all hope of resurrection.
he has our pity; and being q believer in his
private worth, We wish him pecuniary success,
and believe he will accomplish it.
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-12-11

w. fancied himself very facetious, and
was addicted to writing burlesque epitaphs
IN ridicule of his friends. He happened to
have very large mouth, which induced a
wag to write the following epitaph upon W.
himself: a
"Keader, tread lightly DER his sod,
For If he gapes, you're gone. by 80!