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The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-09-10
advertisements.

"A In UNI
L EN- U EA GILBERTs
CE LEBRATED soUAREeRv
ScVcn-OCtave PlamOsl
DULL Iron Frame, the best Piano modo 3
L climate. These Pianos can bo fnro;u iUt The
prices ranging from $3.50 to $1,000 Eroa ESuea at
strument guaranteed. large stock on WY u III
ware rooms of agent, - "aHu at
g. 8 VAIN,
Annov0d n,ooso a. -, YAzo0 CRY
unequalled Pianos: "'Of Oh thess
L. GILBERT's SQUARE GRAND pIAuo
improvement We yesterday had the nloo1 great
listening to and examining a great imrra'e a're Of
in the Piano. as perfected by that we'll lp,Ovemen
highly popular manufacturer, Lemnel G;lhVH'n and
Washington street. Mr. G.. terms Il oerS ~ r. Oli
Grand Piano. and the instrument is cas,a nqgan
splendid achievement in point of art st;n amy
ty, and all that can render it complete y Oeau'
not Mt liberty to explain the ho,e and ,b me are
improvements, and it is matter the nnbS;. uese
very little about, long as the best pnss;S care
ano is the result. 1t is the product ~ SIaole II
toll and experiment, and cannot fail ~ 'sats @ OF
that patronage and popularity which ts "Uulevs
surrey o'dim. power purity and resonance \,
eyne pao oeen a''ailieu "ilch makes it unmistot.
uciy oup1fioi " any instrument ever before man
uiootuleu l. mere OF elseWnere' 10 our judgnen,
y ls ehe Iiaho IN periectlon' In addition 10 m,
en'ar A"p's power ana transparency of tone, mn
der she new Improvement the instrument viii ~
nam 'ong 'me IN tunf-an advantage that viii
be appreciated by al who have pr9ct;eai WI
qualn.snce wl'h fian9s' Another noticeable AMI
oeau.iiui feature OF the Fiano IS IN its harp tom,
wnlch @re net 50 much an imitation of that iDsrn'
illeh.' DIS .ne very instrument Itself One canto,
convince nimseii ihat IS nota harp or that !
lllno' ln.s iac. @ a.ohe Is compliment to hs
suPefiuri's VI VI, .he instrument which requires ma
cohihien'' ms IN connection with its richness
s.rens'u' anu purify OF tone generelly ranks 1
~ tne FelJ neau ana Iroht OF instruments in tbi,
ephr'men, OF the world Of music and harmony
ts an eviaehee OF tne appreciation in which
~ Is he'a py .'uoSe connected with its partiu.
ia! oeau'ies' we may state that 1t received pre-
uilunis recehtly ~ three FAIRS, where it ont.
atriPPeu ail COMPARISON win others. We can
assure our feauers ana the lie, that Mr. Gil.
oet' oners III tuls instrument, something superior
10 what mas ever before been attained, as will bs
eNiuen' 70 an VINO near ana investigate for them.
seiVes' anu wnoeVer coptemplates purchasing an
instrument, snouL no, iall hrst to see his
hEMuEL UlLBEhTs NEW SQUARE GRAND Pnm
fohrEs,- nave taught music for twenty years
lar Piano Fortes OF the different makers in hi,
". FnNuor Il nj
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-09-10

Notice.
IL persons wanting their lands surveyed will
II please address me at Yazoo City, giving the
numbers Of their lands, so that can procure the
feld-notes before going to their houses
W. r. PHIPPS,
Deputy Surveyor of Yazoo County.
Yazoo City, January oath, 1869. nv.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-09-10
Cbe pa;oO T)tmofrot.
zEaMs OF SUBSCRIPTION.

IERAES OF SUBSCRIPTION.
oNH oorY ONE YEAR, If patd In advance. ss o.
ifnovpald within one month, h,s;i:4;;:;t. . o.
RATES or ADVERTISING.
ONE SQUAR Ten limos or less first insertion, s1 OF
Each subsequent insertion. ..:::f:::..;.:1.. H
liberal deduction made to yearly advertisers
Advertisements for charitable institutions and pubil,
meetings, half price
marriages, Deaths, a1d chnreh notcss, not exceed
lines inserted news obituaries and tribute.
o. respect, al advertising ratea.
Advefnsements not marked with tho number of finseT
lons VIII be published TILL FORBID and so charged
the privilege of yearly Advertisers will be limited to
regular business unless otherwise agreed upon
IearY advertisements win be Ooptinued unless notice
is given TO the CONTRARY
NO paper continued until all arrearagss paid
AZ teeai Advertisements musi oe paid for when the
proofs are furnished
All advertisements and Communications should be
handed In on or before Thursday morning, to insure
attention.
lAll Communications for the paper be aeeompa-
MED with the name Of the author.
-gs8 JOB WORK
Ezseoted with nsatness and despaIoh, for cash.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-09-10

Ine Vicksburg Sun understands that an
evening paper Is about to ohe started in that
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-09-10
YAzoo CRY. Oct. 8. ,68

DR.. A. 7. SHALLIEBERGER-Dear Sir Until
about one month since have suffered with chills
and fevers, not having escaped an attack for more
than 10 days at time for two years. month
or more since, purchased Of Messrs. Peter B. |
the use Of which, am happy to say, has driven
the disease from my system, and restored me to
perfect health Yours truly,
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-09-10
advertisements.
". R. CR0xToN 3. ......... JOSEPH oRLANs.
/ CROXTON & ORLANS,
House ana Ornamental Painters,
PAPER HANGERS, etc,
w. r. CROXTON,

Dealer in Paints, Furnishes, WlndoW. Glass,
WINDOW Shades, H-Paper, &C.,
of every description,
Main Street, YaZOO City, Miss.
TNlITATOR of all kinds of wood and marble.
/ All manner of House, Sign and Ornamental
Painting done promptly, and in the latest and
best styles. Paper-hanging of every description,
neatly and durably put up and well varnishe :.
Plastering whitened, and warranted not to rub
off Paints, (mixed and unmixed,) of all colors
and the purest Materials Oils Varnishes, Wall
Paper of every kind, Window shades, Fire screens,
Window Glass of all siges and shades, (plain and
ornamented,) &C., &c., constantly on hand and
far solo m moderatn farma
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G'utppeestcDc Jtacg,ricDtsn.
sscitere WadbriNtcn aus europa.

(Oer beittliAe S9rlubenDampIer u@ltD Of
Wandelte1", welAer an 81. Dtai UOn 2lper
pool ab4ea1nSen Dar un0 anl /. SUM Selfalt,
nnD anl 2. QleenStOpn unD aml 3 SDrt be
ru9rt bate, nil Sau lmann8Sltern anD Palll>
ateren, fam ppr8eltern WtittaB in Jtep yOtf an.
Selne Nahrtbten lino um einen gag dller, ais
Ole Der europa" OaS 1oldtislte aus osnlels
ben baben mir I'M 6el9enotn IN PATHFINDER Slels
eri9efi9t.)
y ON Srte8S d aaptaB +.
Sn Die perporrenen Gnrmer RrieaSnabrih
ten Oes OampterS europa einen perninitlaer
3uiammenbau8 gu %briuSsn, 1T unmO5lia. Jtur
10 UIel l9eiut tlar, Dap bier etne Wtenoe unter
9eorDneter WianGDer perlte9en, Die elne arof,e
0auptbeme9uuB maStIrea. Wriiu Die leetere
Oeltebt, eGliebt man nlht. Die 1taAridt pom
elnem Nad5use Der OeItre!1er naG Der 2om<
baroet perplent poterlt penis @laubsn, neil lid
o1Iltr feline ltrateSil1e 0tDtbwenDi9te!t ertennen
laBt. Ole 6rCntlInie Der NerblnDeten riifte
pen Seltreidern nur lanslam naber. Sc pttD
8eneIoet. oaB lid bic franS. Gruppen in 9 a
len5a (redter 6ll9el) = aale Centrum
uno Sercetll (ttntsr 6ln9el) con5enttiren.
Gm duBetlter Infer 6llBel inter @ea. gilsl bat
am l. SUM 9topara beleet, Don no Ct eiuer,
ieitS Die rsdyte Ulante Der Oeltrelder beDrDbt,
anpererleit5 iib @aribalDi ndbert, Der tis iest
I'M npropeltli6en Wmtel Der 3ombarpel eineu
perlcrenen Soften 9ebIloet bal. (Am Nbeur pes
l.. tam aud 9ouis NapcleOn nad Jtouara).
Sin Jtud3uS Der 0eltletAer iber BEN Ie(liu
gum SAube WtailqHDs fcnnte bSAlten5 purt
Elm beDrDbltbeS kindergarten Der bon @aribal
Dt anseaettelten Nepclullon notlplrt weroen,
ueber ben meiteren Berlauf Oe8 @aribaloi.
iAen 6elO5useS wirD 6OlSenoeS semelDet; Sin
beOeutenDeS 0ltreidildeS Armeeccrps unter oem
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oeoocr", wsIdse III ieiuen Dof l1l, 6euer aus'
welGes lid talc Der ,0a,eue" mh9t.lt Bee
&c Soots %brunntrn Bic 1uf ben Walleriple3ei ali.
6tddt mar ntdt an Soro.
Der vGnoeaUor" mar tbellweiie Uerlibert i'll
SarriSburB uuD philadelphia. Die y9d3IIe"
nur nit $4,000 in elmer bjeli5en @eeuldatl.
gGettercS itber bus Giien6aDE' llu8lid.
II 0 h ter, Pa,, Is. SUM. sin ;3uB
Der @lepelunD unO YItt8burg Balm ItlsB uul
elnen Bug Der Yltt0burh 6Crt Wlpae unD
@bIca8o Blbn, welder &fitiDOd WtttlB in
Slbnboie lt1no.
6cl3enoe Perlonen wurpen uetleet:
PbIra8 &auTman pan Gancllter, Ea. ; unD
WfrS. s. 3. Dtcteln, eruItltA Solep9 5le
mart bon @lart6uIlle, ia. ; GbarleS I. Wat
ren pon Salem; 5rant @lebe you Sbebcp gan ;
Us .. SentOn pon @btcd9c S. >, .. Stafe
uHo @0maro . Yerter Ucu BOltrn ult0 .. w.
@oofe pon WI1nsfteIO, unbepeulenD.
Wtebrere ancere Yerloneu, ptren Jtameu niht
betannt ltpo, erllttru Q%uetl1unaen.
2tOerpOOler Sampfer.
80 tcn Is. Stunt. Die v&utrpa lit ans
%8etommen ; tbre Pclten Weroen um UtilternaDt
IN New'yort lein.
Ole vAmerlca" lit init IS Pliiagieren, porr
unter ABalIi5, uno $4I5,UOO @onanlen abBes
ieselt.
Der WillGrbsGGaal.
O8we9C 0, Is. SIut. Die clna0ilben Ye,
9oroen baben peIentll1e 3tepuftlouen BON pelt
3olen Don ben &auTulltnsBuleru, 24eGen,
Weljenmebl, DtaIs, Daubsa mo8aubulA uele
dye Den 2Stlaro'Galal %pallireu, BeIlaAL. unD
~pleIelbea treIen bentt In strait,
WeOrgia=Y pltlif
Ntlleo9eUtIlt,0 ia, 16 Sum- O:e
oemotrat1bt Silat5 : @onventiUn, pie Deule
bier 5uI1HluIen trdI, nonllnitle Den Njouuerntur
SroWu pcn Jteueul.
90 muleeh 8el9llille anAeurmulen, mUrlu
Die Cincinnati YlattIprm ~beItallAL III oclaleiben
Atbem a6er Guddnano Ser balte4 III Del StlA.
UenTta9e Sebtllt5t 1t
AeaereS aus GalifOraicH.
ct. GoutS, 16. Sam, Die uebtlIluo.
polt pom 70. DtaI ~ tler au0efpmmcu.
Set Ger oealotratl1et Prulr lSlDl III 9ln
6ranct8co putren Falt nus lOlpt Otiesalen 5ul
Staat5 @enSentlUu erDdbtt, Wtlbt Orn. JoUA
Wplnt, rom S1n 6.ancl0co Oeralo, ais @Ou
per1eur bIben nod ell.
Sler5ebl Stidflnge waren aus Deul Staats
0etdn9ntB entlptunyen, lnDem j.. eule 4u5aDl
Eoter purh Die 6euer anD Damn nuru] d.
0fte8tlpanpe brldltu, pel4' ltgfere 3 6uB cid
ltno,
SttGe ~Oetteren telegr. Oerid1e.
Der Sturm am 9eltrl9eu Abenp perbinber!e
allies weltere Gelesrupbireu. ata.
Der telegraph, 0tepUlter y. Baltimore.
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Sou Watbimotom.


% abingtDn, 16. SUM-. Da8 Stats
oepartement bat pom unlerem Uftnllter in Gbili
eileu auSsepebnteu 8eri9t iiber Die bort 9esen
9. ct. 8irger be8au9enen nubilOen erbalteu.
Die Administration bat %unleren Ntlnifter bereit8
%tultruirt, un9eldumte Sati5Fafticn gu perlan9en.
OaS Staatsoepartement bat beute Wtor9en
3pet Silten pcl @ei9eute pom &ailer BON Sa>
pan erbalten ; eS b~etanoen ltA Oarunter belnabe
aue Arten pom iapunelilben Nianufafturen.
Sen Sag Ianpte bic @elaenfe nad Der Patent
Offce. OieIelben waren BON einem 8rtete oeS
aail erS b~esleitet. So miro benz Saller Elm
Danfbtief gelAift perreu. Die lapanetiden
Gcmmtliare lolen lAOn i'll ndAlter 3elt bier
eintrefen.
SnI Den o,piomatil9en Girteln unC inter un'
ieren Wtiniltern berrlbt Der Ginpruf, Dap bee
Rrlea Elm ausemeiu 3ilrcpailder weroen miro.
Senor Wata (oer 8ertreter Der Suare5s8e.
~aierune) wiroN pom piplcmatiiAen Corps ni9t
ais reauldre8 Dtit8lieo ~pellelben anerfannt.
3Wet DaRp(bOote Dtrbraaut.
8tttSbur9, Is. SUM-. 0eute Mcrsen
nm 2 ubr brad an ScrO oes Dampfers pGns
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9a8 sangerfef III gSaibingtuu,

Cine ftattltde 2n5abl NewsN orfer, pbt.
l%a0elpbier, 9idmp1locr N, uno blell9er SGtt,
ger entiprad Der Gtnlaoun9 Der WaIblNos
toner. @l6 Die 0dite oor9eltern Nbeno auf
Dem 8atnbofe III WaIbin8tpn anfomen, mur-
ben le bon ben oalelblt aufgelteuten Wtlta
Q~lieoern te6 Walbtn9tOner San9grbunpes
mno oen Wafbingtcner Surnern %empfan9en
uno na6 Der bena6barten Surubaae aelela
tet, wD tbrer reidlibe %&rfrllduu9en mar
teten.
I'm 8 ubr be9ann Der Id)Dne GadelSuq III
peldem mebrere WulIf.@prps m0riAirtetI
inter Dem praIeln uno Sdmlrren bon
6eAerwerf. @r bepe9te IIb nad1 @tID Qal.
Der bort beflnpltbe WaDOr 8errett tpuroe
BON elmer @OmmtflCn b%eraus9ebUIt, oeren
8Drmann tbn nit elnt9en berSllden Worten
begrIBte. SER Serrett, %befanntltd elmer
DER menl9e1t pdbrbdft tId1tl9en @pmnunal-
8eamten Amerlfa'6, ermirerte nit berecten
WOrten: CT beige DIE Sdrger III Der Oaupt
ltaot oIsler 9lCrretHen 2epubIlf wllfDmmen
u1O nidt nnr linn, ~lpnoern alien Sur9ern
4SaI9In9toH6 Ieler IL mlafOmmen; ; fIe 1eten
ia 8ertreter oes eolen beutlden @cfanqes,
re ieIeu Die &ancsleute oes orOBen Mannes,
Der Die lnobbdn9i9tett Oleles Ganoes nit
erfdmpIen balf Steuben's. gr freue iId,
ben Sdn9ern letnen oOuiten ShuB an9eoet,
ben la1en gu fonnen gum @Illde Ielen Nube
nno Siderbett tn WalDinstOn mteoer beroe
lteIt ct milnlde ltnr, DaB Ole 9eebrten @Glte
BON oen 2lnnebmlidfeten uno Der @alt-
freunoGdait WafblnStDn's ben aus9eoebn
IeIfen @ebraud) MAIDEN mO9etl. .4 a 81.
Die noble Geoe Des WaDOr 8errett erne
tete nit geht ben ber6Lidlten Selfaa Der
3ubDrer. IaGloem ild Oer Npplaus gelegt,
1~pielten Die MuhtcorpS ba6 "Star spangled
Banner. Damn 5O9 man ourb mebrere
OauptifraBen nad9 benz 0auptquartier bel
9ldmann uno Sdyneu, MarDlano Noenue,
no eth Ourh Die trefIidften Speilen uno
@etrdnte, lopte cnrd) aasemeine Setterfeit
uno Oer5lidfeit fh aus5elhnenoeS 8anfett
fattfano. 9iadoem man aus 0ersenslu(t
9elunger uno geflungeu, pnrcen bic @jd(te
in ibre 0uarttere (bet Sprln8manu, Ser
barb, pab1t, Werrer, @merlh unb q, @rpB)
9efthrt.
GA Der uns perlprcdene 8eri4t Don 8alRs
tn9tcn nod niht ein8elaufeu lit iIno Seltern
Abeno un8lifli9er Weile Der @albin9tpner
p@penin9 Star" ttA nidt in unlerer 3eitun9S.
Bcr eln9elteat bat, 10 tSnnen mir lber pas
9eft1i8e Picnie EFT mCr9en beri9ten.
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SalttmOae Sdngcrfe1t.
cNonE;nn,@r~
9antiaQunQ

Jabem mir beim Mb19ieoe BON SalttmOre alien unIern
6rennotn uno Sangesbrupern, tasptiDnpere absr pen btti.
Gen Steoertranse uo Dem Gtuteltta DtInneFdgre BON 9tep.
gOrf Gin ptrSiines 2tbewGbl fastn. tSnnem MIR nt6t unterlai.
len, unisrn rreanOllNea %5et8sbeFn, Dn Baltimore 9anstrn
uh0 Vel0nRers otm Gteosrfranje Hniera IMtrtptl8frn Cant
ausjuoraden fur BITE frozen Stanpen, bic it unS bAr1 lore
DaHfrsuabit bsrettet pa6en unD bic ais I@bne 3rtnHerung
mob IanRe tn IN. erGm Se0dbtniBe tUrtleben werEen. AGD
unlerem pafern 2DtrIbe, perm Eeutbeptr ppn prr ~lDdlbtngs
ION 5dle 8ebIprt unlere rGlfe AnestennuGS. "a aH@ or t1S
SRintBe oaiH De%igetra8en pGt. unfer oteririn aH9eneb ut gu
ma@eH. Oie &tebertGfeIps Der peMt I@tM frEtta
* IS emeinbeDDn Nbt[obeibbia <r
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0Ql[flQQnltQ.

So Ratte bictmtt ben fl enDsn unp btstsea S6hserH, BITE
MID tn mother mtBltGsn Sage bslu9tsa, iOwtr aa9 Oem
y utanner40t" O9n SpIdot!pgtA 0tm nUsF@anta ux-a'
nerQDl" DOa Baltimore uup Dem Wut!sN0rp$ ots srEsrsH
wa,dbe mtb ntt etnenl otamDWen aotrrafDten, 400 aalS Iaets
nn perbincltdfen O1nt AZ. Sbre Ipetnabme Dat mtr mats
Ne trOtt Stuape berettet, treBDem tb Hts Sunothb0d taF's
set berpalEtn maBe.
i Yb. O~btnwGtp.
philadelphia 81, OR. Dtrb BtbeRn Sa c0ptteH uRp uns
DIfur an nelnffu
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Scr 0admare SanaerbnnO

la9t BET letnem S4eiben BON Baltimore Dtsrhit aaen San'
aern unb Iuraeru, ipwte ben Eplben DaHIsn, WeIUe tetnt Sapni
10 l65n NIT BlMme trdnteu f@TIfteG, lttHen ptr5ItWttsn
Dant fur Die freunOltGe aufnapme unD &c pteleH Oetano-
fGaftsbeSeusnneen, weipe tie tetntH wttf8lteoerH waprenbl ~
riS 9tertetHs erwelen.
4u1 tDanea Wtr ui4t untbtn, Strrn y. u. Wills, aate'
RIM trealtGen 5Oteutrtb uab ins1elOnpers ben 3erren Spbn
unb Xiemens Gieaert fur ipr Treunpf6ofnt@eS oeatp.
men unD 8apSrtOmmenD.t wOmtt ie uns pen Nuftntbast In
Der Mpnuinsntal ,ttp ~ an8enetm ma6ten, uniera tnHi8ltrn
Dnat aus SufpreAen.
sur ben DeIGwart Sdneerbunb
3etnr Q5Ggner. prGFb,
g -'t Mbnlbb n trn Gefr. e
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Oamflaanua.

Oer 0Wermdnta WGnner.&ppr" Won philadelphia
Itastet oem SuHabhaHgi9eH IurnUeretne" Hnb pen pItItgen GDe.
lGn9sS~ unit Gurn6rnpefn MberDanpt letneM DGnt tlt ps bem
Osrttn bier 5H 11sIi 8etpprbene freunbiG a itIIbt uHb wapreaft
eple Sepenpiun8 Gb. Npdp tango Ueroen bic Dsec rer!eDltn
StInbtR ttilp IN aaertn 1eodptntir bletbea unp bet unle.
rem Abl&tebe tufea mir alen 8altmprern c II berjlidsS He-
b. p0bI ~, SIN IuItrdge bt6 u retnS '
Il y II Ii d NrAikh...
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9anfiaqnltQ

Dsr SinssrbHnb DON philadelphia anp S1tHsrbnab 0Sn
1tsp, yDrs Taplsn ia DsrpRt9tet, tb,sn 6rtunasR, BEN IPja!.
De mDtrattfGeH GHrnUerttA unb beIpnoeTe 0ereR Ndnten fAr
be freump.tNe &afaapme unisra perjit0iten OaHt a%u3JIlprt"
gea. AaN tDanen Wtf ntdt umpta 3errn atuter lar cite
uS8esetUn nett ytwtrtpHn9, lpDte Dem Saa- Wtarl0au perm
ODtnpap, trpB ZEN beGduerltme1 UnTaa, far iene AalDpTf"
runa beraftn Az raafen. Of
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9tahruf !

Dem waftren Irbsiter @sIanS-9erein, beAen Gahfreunb.
f6aft unp wabrhaft npbIeS Yeneomen Nas ben Aufsntbair in
Salttaprr 81 etnsm ert9 nnSer8eBIt3sn 9enaDt gat, la8en
ptr btegmtt Mniern lnniaien D1nt MHb etn ber5lt9eS SebemppI.
Der MffHm II q ID d AlHDElDDtQ to-
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Nd@bent u5 crit am 3. 5ebruar b. S. unler S6buhsn
6rte frIoBetttg rurb zen 1Ob eutrt6en wurbe, paBen mtr
i@pn Utsber 6tt lranri8e UerpR "btans, unierrn Jreunpen unb
Sttdnnten tie Yin ,fi8, su na6tt, baB mir stfern unfcre Elm
sSe uhb ieBse 9pfaun8, ba6 uniern 8rtb 1~berlsben6e flctn,
Uruoertsn ~ Srabe 9tIetet bdben
Sdltt ore, Osnl7 stunt 1859.
DIE tieft etf ubten, feet tinberlOlen 5lttrn
y Gtp s unb 5rau.
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Wirtbl6aft gum
SeIntr : 0nrOem.

SO trlanbe mir BEN 8eebrtfn 9ubltrum bic AnSet9e gu ma.
den, oab ttA metnen
See. 9reanr Solcon neblt @artennirtblAalt
mad dbt orntfbem @efbmGd etnee t9tst unb fir fe5en dlOa-
Tag @apt. S6retber'S Wtutt-G eps rnadatrf babs. po.
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as no correct census has been TAKEN Il is probable
that the actual population is not more than half
what it is represented In this statement we have
divided the population between the twe parties
now at war, giving the full population Of five
States to the clergy, whereas, in fact, they only
hold the cities of those States. The balance of the
territory is in the hands Of guerrilla bands belong
ing to the other party and the people should pro-
perly be credited to them. This would make the
entire population Of the country as three to one
against the clergy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-18
INTERESTING FROM MEXICO.
THE WAR In THAT REPUBLIC.
THE PRESENT CONDITION OF THE COUNTRY.
.~--
Divisisn Of States and Population Be-
tween the Two Contending Parties.
c~~oo>~.>~~o~>~essv>~>
SEATS OF THE TWO GOVERNMENTS.
HEADQUARTERS OF THE COMMANDING GENERALS.
~-~~~o~-~>~oe>s~~~~~>~
Our Special Correspondence from Vera Cruz, Topic
San Bias, Monterey and Minatitlan.
The Attack on Brownsville by 96exi.
can 0uerrillas.
AMERICAN CTTIxENs KILLED.
&s., Ae., ~.

Notwithstanding Mexico is now attracting 80
much attention, not only in the United States, but
also in Great Britain and the rest Of Europe 1t Is
truly lamentable to see the erroneous opinions
which are brought to light, not only in the public
prnts, but also in such an ilustrious assembly a.
the British House Of Commons. 1t is not our pur.
nose here to notice all or any Of these false con-
cusions a. to the actual state Of the country; but
we think that thoroughly comprehensive state
ment, and geographical illustration Of the manner
in which Mexico is now divided by the present
party struggle, would find favor with the public.
Without going into the merits Of the different
parties, we give above an outline map Of Mexico,
marking upon it the principal grand divisions
Estates or Departmental into which the republic Is
divided, and separating by dotted line the terri
tory claimed by one marty from that governed BY the
other. From this illustration it will be seen how
very Insignificant by comparison the extent Of ter
ritory held by the clergy or centralist faction
<marked with dark linesl is to that indisputaby 60
verned by the constitutionalst party. The capital
and strip Of country in the heart Of the republic
src under the rule Of the clergy while al the from
tier States, and those on the two oceans are held
by the constitutonalists with the single exception
of strip of territory the river Santiago leading
from the city Of Guadalajara TO the port Of San
Bias.
But 1t il said by the partisans Of the clergy that Ia
the portion under their sway there IA the larger mum.
her Of population. Comparatively speaking, they are
correct; but, AZ viii be seen by population table
amended, very large majority Of the popu.
Iation is to be found in the territory held by the
conatitutionalsts It is also argued by the clergy
.s. NO that tho citiea thew hold reprenAnt thA
principal wealth Of the country. 1t 10 very true