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'N"'vc come jest abcour IN the me-, %
time. | should say, 10y gurn The bIas,cG
cutleis are p"gGin into yc, Hu't they /!
We'll, We'll show 'rm trick worth tn OF
that. Wax my A., if We don't!'
II may he we'll TO remark here that
P"Iy"l WAS 10y trade shoemaker, and
ihAt hI~ language Was generally highly
seasoned with the tcchnrcaIities of the
c"rdNancr's art As P"dIah finished
luj> r."g."h' p"roraupn, he brought the
brcrrn OF hI, rtl" upon the floor with "A
great crash, and sqpIuted out 0t the win
dow with his lw,mk.Ing eyes. The move.
m"nt WAS nearly fual to Podyjth, for a
bullet, aimed at random from outside,
severed one of his tlaXen locks from his
check.
'Cramp my uppers! Now that's what
| call poo'y close work. A ieIlers Jest as
likely To hc shot right square through the
head as any way; close up my seams, if
he isn't y
For few minutes the shouting and
firing rea>ol. he terrified girls fla,tered
themselves that the Tories were retiring
but were presently uudeceived, for they
had silently surrounded the house. and
Row commenced the assault from differ
ert quarters with great resolution and fu.
~. Each te,t that the crisis was rapidly
approaching. Tom lIuicr and B!ukO,
re,ntor, cd hv lIazelthursr and the Yankee
stood hv their weapons, resolved 20 make
a desperate resistance.
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/ peatcd. 1t WAS too profane nd shoc.ing
/ to he put verbatim upon pper. They
/ pledged themselves To mutual brother.
! hood and crime; tu exterminte the strur
| Cling and hunted Wings to give no
quarter to the captured Toe ; o pursue the
flying fugitive with remorstc>, fury to
commit every emormity upouthe defense.
less patriots; to rob, to burn to outrage
/ helpless inuorcnCe.
When this fearful and unnatural com
pact had been made, NautasIe turned TO
lerrlcE and asked:
what names have you bnughtH
uerrc!: drew soiIed papr from his
waiStcoat pocket, and bending toward the
fire, read the following MAINS:
Paul IIaz .Ihurs,, Fran. llaviland,
Tom llutter, HodJah Makcpate, Gideon
Grant, Biimko, a njgger, aul One eyed
Saul Of Laurel Swamp
Men. said Nnntassle, 'hese are the
sword We are to hunt thcn down and
kill them. BY virtue Of NY authority.
and bv the oath which youlave sworn,
| command you to pursuethc persons
whore names YOU have hear, night and
dav, till YOU have swept then out Of cx
istcnce =
There are seven Of them nrI seven of
us-a maG for each, SAID lI.rrick.
Let us determine our respective man
by lot,' suggested Lrugloid.
The idea is goou, and by lot the mat.
ter shall be drClded.' adlrl NtulHs,lc.
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CHAPTER VII.
rINE ANp ; wONn.


The four defenders Of Laure}wood ran
from point to point to meet and rrpeI
the invaders, vino endeavuured to force
AN entrance through the windows and
doors simultaneously. The voice of Tom
lluurr swe!lod louIiy above the din of
cp"ilc The Struggle was kept up wrrh
d.l"rmrn"d spirit toy the hcsir.rd Wm,e
each WAS engaged with an enemy Jessie
Burnside cried out thnt party Of item
had beaten down one OF the doors and
we're pressing into the hnll.
rodli "a and lI,H ,hur>t opraug to
meet them. For il time the result was
doubtful. but victory finally turned in
favor of the defenders, whose powerful
blows and hearty courage they could not
withstand. Those who were not repuI.
-"d wcre lrt upon the floor with hr"lca
heads. The door WAS replaced and every
thIug movah'e pied against it,
The Tories lgmomnrousIv withdrew t"
TIA" shelter oi the su ruuudug trees ani
shrGbh"ry, and lluurr hoped VA. ,h-
attack would NOT again Ice renewed.
The glr,-. during lh.s sccnr, Lr,n,.G
uohN. Overcoming the natural tua''..
~ 'n'n S'A' '"cH mace '"e'h>'''"N "a-'"'
:" , '"',r O'''e friends i" various way,
1 '"' 'i'"". ">' '"nS"t IKE I""' Il It.
'"''''''H'" '|"'S' ',,"N "'te NOT "r h''".
raulon-. When he paused from the con,
I lIct, painting and thirsty, she brought
him water; h"- little hand presented the
c"onnL draught to his ips lie wouG
"''S "''' "' "'S""',' '""' "',"'S'et'hS
".e'''"'' III MS own an" pressed grateful
'F'" - ia" P"P''e'H s""'''""''!
'' !'' "''''''' '"0 ">N''' ""'
"'""' ne 'IF'''"' | nave
wv, '"''-''' VI Ivy -" nave 'n""&"'
,'''H ~ 80" ""'' your ','""'' never
INV, '.'.' =" '''''N rI oI my Sc" , Wn'% -" ',,
"' ,''"'' S"''"," "'S?'>e "'lN'" "'".
'" "'' 100 "'"''' 700 generous It"
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'''I ui i'"''''' "Il'''[n'"S iiA"e'hn'S"
""N "'l n"N' 40" 'TnT'% 'h'
.',''''s mas E'' '',""S" @" L Sn" o"'
J"' %" see u'ey can S'an near '"
,"'I! ~"''''''e',n II" ~ '".NS ca" 'S are
'-"'," ~, ',''''9' rs" 'H", ,"''l
N"gv"' w, ">S '''' ''"''" ''S"' OUT ~ en-
'"ty !" '""nr"S ',e 90" Try u
"at""' 'r'"'"e' l'u"er l"e'es 5 d"Zr"
"' e','' at ,p'"'' All" 'Hey o"H.t |" 'e /"
,''''"' III '"c course "' nature '"f '"1f
u"' we've g"' something "i'i'h us That
"ey nave" '-'oV" o. 'rIendS' homr,'
'""',''! """ 'S'ce' see Mh"t WORK
'n'N '' maze OF your house MISS jessie ::
I"e "'"'f'S are ''"',e"' ihe do"'S o'"Ne'
'n' '"'"''"'y 'u'ne"' All" everything ~
S'NTns ana Sr''hS'
I,, ~. I,.. 'I'..,,' D's''e'
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InE Garden OF TIE fARM.-Wi.h all
the improvements and they have been
many three 'o"rths OF the farm gardens
IN the state are still disgrace to our
hushahdty. The most early raised yege'
tables are not to be found IN them As
rule; and the small frnl;s, are the rare
exceptions. Not half the farmers in the
state have ever tasted an early York cab
hage
a good variety OF vegetables is within
the reach OF every farmer the wear round.
They are not only an important means
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lqrirulturol.
Poultry.


An English writer nas summed up the
whole art Of Poultry Breeding in tho fol
lowing five rules:
/. Pure breed; Q. a constant infusion
Of fresh blood, and the careful avoidance
of ir and in breeding; 3. A varied diet :;
4. Equahe temperature; and 5. Strict
cleanliness.
Whethcr these rules embrace all that
"A pou!terer needs to know, is perhaps
doubtful. They are good as far AS they
60, and easily followed
1t is now a time in the year when the
poultry requires SPECIAL attention. Those
who live in snowy regions, should see to
it that their fowls have access to the
ground. Their mode Of grinding their
food is n little rs if YOU should put corn
and gravel stones into q barrel churn, and
turn it III, the corn should be reduced to
meal or more, as if YOU should put the
corn aud gravel into bag, and then add
some water aud press the bag alternatel,
on one side and the other, aud in every
part, ill the corn should be reduced to
pup, Hn6 pass out. leaving the grave be
hiud. Hens accordingly must be supplied
with gravel.
The shells are composed mostly Of car.
Donate OF lime, are the ~amc substance,
chcmlcaiIy considered, AS marble, chalk,
or common lime stone This substance
EXISTS in corn, oats, and other food for
hens, but no, i'll sufficient to supply them
III laying time The next bcs; form in
which it can be furnished to heus, is in
the shells OF Their own eggs. The pre-.
sumption is that the of"ner any mineral
substance has been Ia any form, the more
easily 1t again assumes that form. This
Is one Of these thiug~ which it would not
ho easy to prove, aud vet is probably true;
ns for instance, 'Iat phosphate of Iime,
that was last wear IN clover plant, and
ths YEA! in the bone g An on, will more
readily 20 that sound again than phos
plate OF Inn" which is now frs, separated
from the mountain rock and that carlo
n":G 81 lime, which was last week IN the
hens food, aud 10 day in the shell Of her
esg, will more readily assume the condi
ton OF another egg shell, than carbonate
Of lin" stone. but he all his rs it may.
the very fact that hens will eat pounded
chalk, broken SHELLS, and other forms Of
carbonate Of lime. shows tim. ,hov ,bo,,d
Lr .urnlicl with This comnonuI !, .,rao,
er p,nnor,:,u, ,ha, +. cyis,. in their food
Their oAu instincts decide when ,Ley
want il AN, how ranch ;r,, os ,Le IN
,,iuc, e ro,ilr viii lead ,L' m 70 take rr,.
cisnly ~ mnch sal, - i gooJ E,r ,han
provided j, j. always within their reach
1 4 -
over s,l,cd hav. they NAV take nm ininri
ON, amount As we would have suli oI
G.,. accessible to cattle. so we would
have ca,hona,e Of lime, in the form Of
egg shells, chalk, aud marble dust, always
within the reach nr hens
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From the Printers News Letter.
Common Errors.

.icrd and commented upon Toy others
Many of these errors. are Of uiat every
lay' sort, which occur continually in con.
..crsa,ion, but Which should be avoided AS
We in speaking as i'll writing. A cor.
Iecu style Of wiring requires Us TO keep
constant watch over our words, and it is
only by accusloming ourselves to cor
,ect mode OF speaking, that we can ever
hope TO become flushed writers. We
advr.e all Young people especially to ac
qurrc II early life the habit of good Ian
& age, both ia speaking and whiting, and
10 abandon, a. cary as possible, any use
nf incorrect words and phrases The Ion
ger they live, the more difficult the acGui'
s'tjou OF such language will be; and if
the golden aye "f youth, the proper sra
son fnr the acquisition OF language, he
pr>>cd in IS abuse, the unfortunate victim
Of ne. 'cct, d duca;lon is very property
doomed to tall Incorrectly for hie. Mon
ey is not necessary to procure this educa
ton. Every man has 1t in his power
III" has merely To- use the language winch
he reads. ruslcad of that which he hears,
20 form his taste from the best speakers
and poets Of the CnuulrN-tO Treasure up
,r..,!.. ,l.,o,,. =, H.. ,,..,,,r,.
l;,n,,.' ,'','I w. Wv
,I,o's,,..,, ,,.,'. I,.,, ,,,,I.,.,;, ,..'!;
With l,,,,. r,,I.,r r''.I.,i'. s>'s' I'r
vain amhtlon than the polish Of an eGu
TLo t,I'v;o, >ro ro,,;,r ~ 1,,.
common error, IN the misuse of certain
worI, which are overlooked, bu, which
,Luu,d Ice ,yus,I.d. and there are others
which We invite our brethren Of tn. rre.s
,o add to these. and pass them around for
the hcrr'ir nf the world
DO no, u.c arocgf;oa for rocai;ou: the
latt TT si,uiii I occupation. rmp!oy,uer,.
business t,r inrmcr whatever witLJr,ws
or dI,c,,> u. from tl,, business
:, vas irnpos,in'e net to Suspect tie
rcrorjtJ e iii, story: il should Ie ry.,,
OF tl.< stony: ycraciiy is arprcaLIe to
pur,ur. nr.ly
= LaI ter walk it should ba,
i ,r,yLj rather walk L,,d d.uo,es mas,
ro>,cs,ion not viii or de>iIc.
doubt rot but | shall /. able; louh,
not that | shai hc abe
H. ~'r too ''nng 10 h"rc fdi ms loss;
It >h'u d lee '"J,oi las T. -.
Seldom az cr"r So" him nov; it NhonlI
l", >'i '"m or "cccr, or, seldom i crcr
&c bun """' ,,
i - Il Il say r"thF c"'IH'Nh, r"ihrr sat-
~ NV ,,''''''"'''''' 'S" "",' '''' ""'"
'''".' '''| '"e '''"'' "'''''''E' sue" 'N'
,o.,.J
Irxu..,,l,.Ly,c, ,,y,J linn. !, ,houIJ
sle, | r>r.crri ro .,i,.G him.
intended ,u Lare risitd h'm; i; should
lie, n'rndr" t. "jSit him.
hoped y"u "o"id ka"c come; II should
he, hoped YOU 'ro"" co"'''
rode IN on" horse sA"y; 1t ought to
''' one "I''" '""'S' there Is no ""ch
"o'I a. m"y.
ne ca" "'''e pc''ef una" me say
'''nn H1,' J.
' "a a.
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judith indicated the direction with her

Uut,er started off like a racehorSe. lie
saw dark object suspended from the
branch of tree. 1t Was Biuko, who
waS swayirg TO and fro, aud Qnrvering IN
the hgUuies of SirauguiaUuu. uurrer Gu,
bun down IN AL instant, and tearing The
rope from hrs neck, staggered toward the
house beneath the weight of his great
body. Il naif dozen muSket shots w"r,
poured after him from the nearest copsr.
Tie balls perforated his clothes and ora.
zed h,S SKIN IN several places, but he
reached the house in safety with the half
dead black. L"h"iug him to the care of
Jnp", the mutatto glrl, he barred the
doors and fastened the windows.
Jessie, who had partially recovered her
self possession, looked out and saw forms
moving to and fro among the shruDhcrv
Her heart mlsgavc her. lIor could they
resist SO many enemies! She thuurht of
the strange man who had 50 opportuueIv
appeared to save her from NantassIe.-
She wondered why he had left them at
such Juncture Ills ieep, resonant
voice >u.i rang IN her ears.
stand back from the window " said
Tom Hutlcr.
lhe warning was timely charge of
oAckShot crashed through the paues AS
She H'epled aside sCme OF which Pe'i"ra
ted her dress, wh''" one of the hurting
messengers drew blood from her white
neck.
'Ihese miScr,hnts make war upon wo-
men exclaimed Ruth llavIiand.
Make war upon women, Mss llavi-
'aud lhey are more savage nor the
wolves and catam""mtS that rrow throu'
Laurel swamp. Neither beauty nor tears
&C" NOV" r'n. Inel are ten unea worse
nor the DHiHhcrs themselves They've
n''Fet t"er way thro"-" CT'lny with
hTr ana ui"o!' ""trhg" and IoNb"ry.'
l"'n il"II"r aHd'cny thrust hi" mi"
through ln" shattered pane aud hred. y
cry came "'rN thr""@h IN" Nm"k'.
i"''''~"N '"'H'"'c' !" 'h"'' he .a'd'
4',r"S '''"'!'"S nus piece.
''''.''"'''' c'''I jessie IS hopeless.
N"' ca" N"" expect nom them II y"n
"r ,""'''' l"'" 'i"''rr
'"i'' nom I"e "rn'cn OF 'h' near
'N' ,r''' "'''"e'e" 'he l."f'San' co"I'N.
"'" "H 'HS'," '"'" Tue o"cN door
"''" Wv "''H |" "'N ''''''"'y VIII n",
.'' 80 ''"," ~ l" mann Us young Eh'N'
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A NEW REVOLUTIONARY STORY.
@ n E.E I Il D SAUL:
OR TIE
Tory League of Seven.
A TALE or SOUTH CAROLINA.
By DR.. J. II. Robinson,

Author of "NIcK WuFFLEs," "BucK BI
SON." DALI WuED NAr," "MARIoN's
BRIGADE" The PIoNEERs OF KEN
TuCkY,' etc.
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10 Numbers IA Drawn Ballots.

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December IL, 1859--ly.
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xrw ORLEANS ooTTox MARKET.

II Is much TO be regretted that while in the en-
|imment of health so little attention is paid by
|mapy, to the preservation Of so inestmable IA
blessing. Luxurious living, habits of Incidence
exposure to sudden changes of temperature, and
neglect Of the rremonitory symptoms of disease (;
|are the precursors Of many fatal maladies. Taken
upou the first indication Of mn attrck if any thing
|vi relieve the sufferer purify the blood, restore
4 vigorous circulation, and thoroughly renovate
| Ne system. it is Sands Sarsnparlla.
Prepared and sold by a. B. & D. SANDS, Drug.
eists. 100 Fulton street. New York.
Sold also BY COMPTON 4 THOMAS.
Yazoo City, Miss.
Sold also by Druggists generally.
December II, 1859.
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CITATION NOTICE.

To Solomon P. Gardner, Jane Griffin, and her
husband, Zachariah B. ]. Griffin, heirs at
law and distributes of the estate of Jesse
Gardner, deceased
You are hereby cited to be and appear be-
fore the Probate Court of Yazod county,
State of Mississippi, on the fourth Monday OF
January next, then and there to answer the
petition Of Allen T. Tonbs, administrator Of
the estate of Jesse Gardner, deceased, fdt leave
to fe final settlement of his accounts, and
for decree against the distributes for the
balance due him.
BY order of the Court.
JOHN BROMFIELD, Clerk.
r. s. Holt, SoPr.
Dec. 10, 1S59.15 5t.
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CITATION NOTICE.

CITATION NOTICE.
To Robert McClntock, Jane Stewart, and her
husband Robert A. Stewart, Lementine
Reatherford, and her husband, Jasper Reath-
erford; Rachel Griffith, and her husband,
Samuel Griffith; and Iementne Morris.
non-residents and heirs of NniOn S McClin.
took. deceased:
VOU are hereby cited to be and appear be.
IA fore tie Probate Court of Yazoo county,
State of Mississippi, on the fourth Monday OF
January, 1860, to answer the petition of Rob.
ert II. Sanders, James McClintock and Alex
ander II. McClintock, administrators of Nixon
S. NcClintock, deceased, for the sale of the
personal estate of said deceased, for the pur
pose of paying debts and for distribution.
BY order of the Court.
JOHN BRUMFIELD, Clerk.
r. S. Holt, Sol'r.
December 10, 1S59-15-5t.
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MI. Cosmopolitan Art Journal for tho quarter
n.c 1st December, is on our table. 1t is boun-
,.,,s applied with the literary productions 0,
most distinguished writer's in the country,
.oOtsins, besides, most beautiful steel en-
,De entitled "The little pig went to market. y
\. r.commend it to the public
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MARRIED,

Mihr residence Of Col Lester. near Jackson,
on Thursday evening, Dec 8, by the Rev. D. H.
Rnmsl, Hon. lloBEnT BowMAS. of YaEoo City, to
Mis- BkrrIE Lester. Of Jackson.
sglndly unite with the many friends Of Judge
bowman aud his Hcc mpishcd bride, in wishing
and invoking for them long life of uninterrupted
happiness,
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srr.uEp HoPE.-This new, beautiful and ele.
:, Oocket continues to make her regular tri
l..tly trims between this city and Vicksburg.
Il we'll known as one of the feetest, most
|rnctual and reliable boats on the river Her
,hIe Il always supplied with all the substantials
Ia a.l;cacies with which the markets of the
Ear cities TEEN. Her commander, Capt. Moore,
Inn always be found at his post of duty, ever
L,tcbsal Of the interests Of his passengers. Our
|,ieuds, R. C. Shepherd and Andrew Young, are
|. ,he office, while the wheel is in the hands Of
INN Smith. 1t is needless to speak Of these gen.
|smen. Their efficiency and peculiar adaptation
j their respective Offices have bccOu by word
nth the shipping and travelling public. The
lane leaves YazoO City every Monday, Wednes-
law and Friday, at II NJ.
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ExecutOr's Snte.

EXeCutOE SstACt
DY virtue of decree of the Probate Court
- of Madison county, l, as Executor Of Jesse
Heard. deceased, will en- Monday, the 2sth
dan of November nert offer at public sale, be-
fore the Court House door in Yazoo county,
on credit of twelve months, the following
lands, to wit
The east half of the south east quarter of
Section ten, Township eleven, Range one west.
The east half of the north east quarter, and
the south east quarter Of Section FIVE; and
Lot No. Z in Section twenty nine, Township
eight, Range three west. The north half and
the west half of the south west quarter of
Section four, Township eight Range four
west. The north east quarter and east half OF
the north west quarter and south half of SEQ
ton thirty three, Township nine, Range four
west; and Lot No. 155 in the town OF Satartia.
All in said county of Yazoo.
Notes, with satisfactory security, will be re-
quired of the purchasers.
W. S. HEARD.
| October 10, 1s69-tds.
| The abDve sale is postponed until MONDAY,
the 9Th day of December, 1859.
Dec. 3, 1e69-14-1t.
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CITATION NOTICE

CITATION NOTICE.
To William J. Quine, and his wife Mary ].
Quine, Lydia Z. Bovard, and her Guardian.
William J. Qnine; William T. Bovard James
A. B. Bovard, John X. Bovard, and William
T. johnson, non-residents, heirs and dis
tributes of the estate Of Thomas Bovard,
deceased.
VOU are hereby cited to be and appear be-
fore the Probate Court of Yaz 70 county,
State of Mississippi, on the fourth Monday Of
january, 1860, then and there to answ or the
petition of Joseph R. Young. administrator
de 6onts non cum teStGmento annero of the estate
of Thomas Bovard, deceased, for leave to file
final settlement of his accounts, and surrender
his letters as administrator.
By order of the Court.
JOHN BRUMFIELD, Clerk.
December 10, 1859-15.5t.
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: aurday Morning, December M. 1853.

=, Rocks, &c.-Messrs. Compton & Thomas
w. -. received their stock of Gift Books, com.
most elegant assortment of the latest
',1.,ious, besides many of the cid standard
y, Give them call.
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n.,orsons Magazine for January is on our table,
outsrips all its predecessors in point of ele-
anc. The volume opens with magnificent
.Nor and everybody knows Peterson never
.,rocrades.
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c,Reo OF AFRIcANs.--It will be seen by
s,,.uce to his advertisement that our enterpris-
f.loW-citizen, Mr.. II. Halder, has re -opeLeu
\. .laye trade by importing Toy Africans
|,oucb to supply the whole county. At his store
= he found TOYS of every kind. Give each Of
children quarter and send them to Halders.
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sCHEME.

Any $l Ticket with drawn number on
itstationed to come out of any partic-
ular place, such as 81 LIST, I'd, Sd, or
any other station in the drawing..... 81
Tickets from $l00 to any Price.
And prices paid at the above rates per Dollar
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At meeting Of Ynzpo Masonic Lodge No. ~
The following preamble and resolutions were
|sdopird
wpxpEs i. hps pleased tho Supreme Ruler Of
the Universe to call fcm labor in our midst to
eternal refreshment in the Celestial Lodge above
our much esteemed brother, JoHS NJ. DEMENT,.
therefore be it
Rsolctd, That while VIC how in humble sub
mission to the will of Him whose ways are past
finding nut we sincerely regret the death Of our
hae and faithful brother, and tender to his be-
reavpd family the coincidence Of this Lodge
R,Otced, That as mark of respect for the
memory Of the deceased, the members of This
Lodge wear the usual badge of mourning fol
thirty days.
Raolr,d, That these resolutions be published il
The city papers, and the Secretary he requested
to furnish the widow and family of the deceased
with copy Of the same.
II. C. TYLER,
Committee, JOHN BRUMFIELD,
PETER LANDER.
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WEEDS
SEWING MACHINE DEPOT,
No. 3 Camp Street.

NEW ORLEANS.
WHERE may also be found SL0ATS i'm
w provement on Wheeler 4 Wilson
"QUAKER CITY," LADD, WEBSTER & Co.
SINGER, WHEELER & WILSON'S, aid Other
Machines. from $45 to 1920.
kIy" All Machines warranted.
Secondhand machines sold on Commission, Of
taken in exchange.
Any Machine sold by me that may not suit
can be exchanged at any time for one of the SAINT
kind or any other make.
E. L. NIMMO, Agent.
New Orleans, Dec. 3. 1859-6m.