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MRS. WIRES FLoRA,s DICTIONARY.

MRS. WIRT'S FLORA'S DICTIONARY,
With beautifully colored engravngs, upwards Of one
hundred in number.
THIS beautiful edition i. .is ..le
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Of Engravngs Illustrated Books of various kinds, Sou
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HARD OF NEARING.

MIR. PRINTER.--whatever has tendency TO lessen
ltl the of human misery ought To be published and
made known TO the distressed and 70 the sickErrac
from Dr.. Frankiin's icorks.
YoRK COUNTY, Pa Sept I, 1899
Dear Sir: have been informed OF your helping those
that troubled with Deafness and have for fifteen
years past been less troubled with this affection
and by the information have Of your honor and good
put complete confidence in sending money to you,
and expect not only answer but help also
Ihave heretofore heard much about such man you
but the person who had received any benefit
from your medical skill until Mr. John Chandler Of
neighbor after usngyour remedy has got his hearing
again good ever and by him learning where you live
make bold in addressing you hopes that lmay receive
the help, and get my hearing also, my neighbo
Chandler did.
send Five dollars and be pleased to send the remedy
for two persons free Of postage as told you sometimes
do for that sum, for poor neighbor OF mine and wish
yon would do well TO have done 10 others
Do-try your best and make me hear again, as and all
have such great faith in what we have heard
and seen.
Your friend and well wisher.
j. TISSANY.
York County, State Of Pennsylvania
To DR. Green, Bethlehem, Pa.
N D. Some folks in parts have had their eyesight
restored through the strengthening virtues Of the same
remedy that restored the hearing OF Joseph Chandler
This gives to MS additional hopes Of help dec2l
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DOLITICAL NOVEIr-Clemcnt Falconer, Me
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SLAYERY IN AMERICA--Beinga Review of Miss
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~ ORDON'S DIGEST Of the Laws of the United
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HISTORY OF ROME-Transated from the Ger
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bride AND PREJUDICE-AI the novels Of Miss
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Also Nicholas Nickleby part and the American Jour
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INDEX RERUM-An Alphabetical and indexed Blank
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CSHEAP BooKS-F. TAYLOR has on hand large
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Purchasing little from the northern book sellers, but
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NEW BOOKS-School Of the Gunner translated
" from French work on Artillery, by Arcularus
Browns Conchologists Text Book, with several hum
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parkcr's Journal Of Exploring Tour beyond the
Rocky Mountains, with map Of Oregon Territory.
Carvers Travels, a new edition, 1888.
Philosophy of Common Sense, by Matthew Carey
Spirit Of Prayer, by Hannah More. "A
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RT THE AUTHOR OF ION. The Athenian Cap
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Stereotype edition Of DR.. Mayos Chart Of the Con.
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peted. a-~" ..:. 49,.
By of this cheaper mode adjudication, the price
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Those who have bought Of the first impression at SO cents,
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The recent amendments Of the Maryland Constitution
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showing a contrast with the parts so amended and
small oversight in the term Of service Of members Of the
Virginia Senate has been corrected. a...
NJ Gentlemen soournng at Washington would proba-
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OLIVER TWIST, n new part, this day received
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TINE NARRATIVE OF ARTHUR GORDON PYM,
i Of Nantucket comprising the details OF the Mutny
the American brig Grampus, in June, 1927, together
with the adventures and discoveries high South at
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TIOMEWARD BOUND, a new novel, by Cooper,
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for circulation among the subscribers to the Wayery
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DICTIoNARY OF SPoRTS-A Companion for tn
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DICTIoNARY OF sPoRTs.-A Companion for the
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The Field Book Of Great Britain, vol, devoted to
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SCOTS British Field Sports, vol, with many engrav-
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their employment, &c.
The Art of Horsemanship, vol. Price 81 cents.
The American Shooters Manual.
Walkers British Manly Exercises, vol, with many
engravings English treating Fencing Boxing Riding
Driving Swimming, Wrestling, Training, Sailing &c.
Price 81 25.
Three volumes bound Of the American Turf Register
and Sporting Magazine. Price $4 per volume.
great variety of works, English and American on the
Horse, Farriery, &c.
Book of Cattle their Breeds, Diseases, and Manage,
ment, octave volume, filed with engravings Published
by the celebrated British Society for the Diffusion OF
Useful knowledge" NJ. r..
Mowbray on Poultry, Cows, Sheep, Swine, and other
domestic Animals their Breeding, Rearing, Faening,
and general management; vol. Price IS cents
For sale by F. TAYLOR, Bookseller,
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On hand great variety of the most valuable works,
American and imported, Botany, Agriculture. and
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Beet Root Bees, &c. An additional supply oil Chap
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DETER PARLEY'S ENCYCLOPEDIA OF BOTA.
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BILE collection Of botanical works. all at the lowest
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T WELLS GEOLOGY, a new edition, in two large
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nEWEY'S SERMONS.--Mora Views of Com
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ERENCH LESSONS-Mons. ABADIE, pupil of
IL the Normal School in Paris, has the honor to inform
the Ladies and Gentlemen in this city, Georgetown and
Alexandria that he continues to give lessons IN his own
academies at moderate price, which will be reduced to
those formed in classes, according TO the number.
Evening school will be open from till 7, and from
till 10 o'clock, p NJ.
Apply at Dr. Watkins, OF IL street and Penn
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opposite Gadsby's Hotel.
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TINE DESERTED BRIDE, and other Poems, by
i George p Morris Just received and for sale by
F. TAYLOR.
Also, few copies Of "The New York Book" of clio.
giant Poetry. july Is
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1838-11-24
FARMERS SONG.

No glory covet, no riches want,
Ambition is nothing to me;
The one thing | beg Of kind heaven to grant,
Is mind independent and free.
With passions unruffled, untaned by pride,
BY reason my life let me square;
The wants Of my nature are cheaply supplied,
And the rest is but folly and care.
The blessings which Providence freely has lent
I'll justly and gratefully prize;
While sweet meditation AMI cheerful conten,
Shall make me both healthful and wise.
In the pleasure the grca, mans possessions dis
pays,
unenvied PIl challenge my part;
For ev'ry fair object my eye can survey
Contributes to gladden. my heart.
How vainly, through ignorant struggle and strife
The MANY their labors employ.
Since all that is truly delightful in life,
Is what all, ifthey will may enjoy.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1838-11-24
STATE OFM!SSiSSiPPL ! Probate Court
HOLMES COUNTY .Noy. Term lSss
"A CIR T. r. RAJ " -

STATE FM!SSISSIPPL } Probate Court
HoLnEs County, Nov. Term ~:
a CIR Z f A B;L Y to an order 4
A tn, Honorable the Probate Coun
oi Holmes county, obtained at the No
vembcr Term 1888 thereof; Notice
hereby given TO al persons interested hi
'he lands, 'ehements and heriditaments OIL
John u. DAVIS deceased, to lie and per-
sonnlly appear lefore said court, to bel
holden IN Lexington on the fire, Monday
IN January 1880, then and tn re t, shew
cause ifany they can why an order should
not bc made ny said court for the sale Of
the iollowlng lands, to wit: East hall
northeast quarter and west half northeast
quarter, section II, township %, ranges
west, also oae undivided half of the fol.
lowing lands, owned by said decedent&
Wiley Davis, (also deceased) to w.t.
Northeast half, section %, townseip l6
range east; west half, rorbwes, quar-.
ter, section %, and west half, norlhwes,
quarter, section SO, township l6 range II
east, east half south east quarter, and ensr
nall northeast quarter, section 5, east half
north east quarter, east half southwest
quarter, west half south cas-, quarter, east
malt northwest quarter, and east hall south.
east quarter, section IL, west half south
west qnarter, west half southeast quarter.
section 5, east half southeast quarter, west
ha'i southeast quarter, section 4, west half
northeast quarter, section 36, all in town.
ship 10, range 5 east, east half, southwest
quarter, west half southwest quarter, Sec
ton u, east half northeast quarter, sec.
ton ~, township Is, range S east, west
half northeast quarter, section IL, town.
ship Is, range 4 east, and lots 5 and 6.
section 81, tow nship l6, range 4 east, also
an undivided halfofthe following lands,
owned by sld decedent and A. j. Lane,
to wit: Southwest quarter, section %,
northeast quarter section %, north half
section %, west half northwest quarter.
section 6, east half north east quarter, sec.
ton 7, east half northwest quarter, and
east half southwest quarter section 6, and
west half northwest quarter, section 7. all
N township 20, of rauge 5 west. Ithny-
been suggested to the court that the per.
'onal estate ofsaid decedent is insufficient,
o pay the debts of said estate.
WITNESS the Hon. N. r.
Rlves Judge Of the court Of
l.. ;. Prohates the first Monday
in November, 1888, aud seal
OF said Court.
ISSUED 18th. of November, 1888.
~ w: A. PURDOM, elk.
November n, L.. 6w.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1838-11-24
lpBDPD9AhS
FOR PUBLISHING IN THE
TOWN CFLEXINGTON
A WEEKLY PAPER TO
BE CALLED TIE
EeXigHgtO.s Union.

| BELIEVING TINT the pullica,io.
weekly newspaper in our town woul,
'oo 10 us Importance abroad, and be O
great interest TO the citizens of thi,
Iorilon OF the state as a vehicle Of zen
,ral intelligence, and induced by the So
icia'ion OF friends, aside from political
prediction, we have determined to ento,
lpon the task; aware at the same time o,
our inability, but confident that we will
oe sustained IN our effort by ain cnliphten.
Gu ana generous cemmun.;y.
The Lexington Union will sustain the
oid Republican doctrines of The Jefferso-
man school, convinced iha, strict obser.
vance OF these principles viii effect the
greatest good for the grentest number, the
end and aim Of all gool government. In
our support however Of The Democracy of
the union, we Shall seriously avoid all
party asperity or political vlrulence, vet
lhough fully, firmly adhere to the Admin
istratIon OF the general government, as
being the instrument 70 protect and ad
vance those true republican measures
which we advocate, and which will ensure
The end intended by the Trainers Of our
federal Charter.
AS the Lexington Union will be GOV.
erncd by that amendment to the Coustitu.
ion OF the Uuited States, whirh says that
all powers not delegated to Congress are
reserved to the states Respectively" il
must oppose all and every law which finds
It's origin in forced or implied construc-
lions, and will ever be found on the side
n Democracy battling against usurpa.
hon from whatever source it NAV come
all latitudinnrian constructions Of the
constitution of the Untud States as sub
versive Of civil liberty ami at war with the
Of our republican Government:
stIll ltscollmns shall be at all times open
10 all parties, knowing that our political
aaVersaries are actuated by as true sense
Oh patriotism and love of country as our. |
selves, ard recognizing among them many |
personal friends and we hope future pat. |
rons ofthe Union.
IL may be necessary to add that we
WI support the Independent Treasury as
he constitutional fiscal agent of the Gov.
'rnment, and will oppose creation by con.
'Fess of any national Banh-yet we have
lever, nor has the Democratic party ever
ontended for currency purely metallic.
'us oeiIeve that a well regulated system
!! State banks will not only superseds the
ecessity OF any United States Bank, but
VIII preserve free and untrammelled the
ommerce of the South, and divert it from
IS present unnatural and illegitlmate d.
ection.
The first No. of the Lexington Union
'll be published on next Saturday the
7th inst. at $ain advance, or Sc at the
nd Of The year.
w. II. HINES.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1838-11-24
NOTICE!

M n pursuance ofan order of the Probate court
~ of Yaaoo county, will on Monday the 3rd
day OF December, 1888, al the door of the Ex-
change, IN Manchester, expose 10 public sale 10
the highest bidder on a credit of 2 months the
following described lands, situate in Holmes
county and State of Mississippi, yiz--the south
west quarter and east half OF the north west 81
Of section u, township ii, range east, contain.
ing in all240 acres.
Also, lot number ono hundred and sixty, in
The town of Manchester, county of Yazoo ana
state aforesaid, belonging to the estate Of JAS
+. RAlNEY, decd. Bond and security will be
required of the purchaser, and viii make to him
such title as was in said Rainey at his deooase.
ALEXANDER ". MORTON,
deceased.
November 9, 1888 3vp
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1838-11-24
MARRYING in Arkansas

We like the way they do in Arkansas
There is no simperiog, nor iaining, no
no such sort Of frippery doings about thei
bellies. When they are courted, The,
either marry or, let it alone as soon as pos
slble. Five matches, it will be seen by
tho following, were consumated under
one roof, and at the same time, on the
"a ult. in Izlrd county. There is sense
in this, as lard Is frontier county, and
she needs fresh and athletic soldiers 10
form bulwark against the incursions of
the Indians
MARRIED.-Oa the Cd inst, by Mi
chael Wolfe, Esq. at the house of Asa
Mcf'elch, Mr.. James A. Harris TO Miss
Sarah McFelch; Mr.. Amos Freeman to
Miss Sirah Wealherford; Mr. A. G. Gull
let to Miss Sarah Nicholson; Mr.. VIM
Clifton to Miss Letilia Weatherford; Mr.
John Mulvany to Miss Polly Ellison, all
ofIzard county.
why shonld we bachelors single tarrv,
When lizards sons by 6ves do marry,
By fives they 60 unto the alter.
And put their necks within the halter
10 1t. lizard, and YOU will soon be ont
Of danger from the frontier Indians
-Bdtesrille Nems
A GOOD Hrr.-A capital anecdote was
related to US yesterday. One of orr Gin.
clnnatl bclles,a beauty of the first wa.
ter, was recently at Saratoga, aud attract.
ed much attention. Among strangers
there was considerable specu atoms aboui
the fair lady's identity, &c. A new com.
er, one day observing the number of dan.
dies dangling about her, and following in
her wake, inquired who she was. That
is the Great Western. ais it? / presum.
ed as much, from the number ftlats she
has in tow."--[Cin. Me,cs.
Burial Of Black Hawk.-A few DAVIS
ago we announced the death of this
celebrated chief. The iowa Gazette
gives the following account of his burr
al:
His body, we uudersta nd was not
inferred, but was placed on the earth
in a sitting posture, with his can e
clenched in his hands, enclosed with
slabs or rails. This is the manner in
which the chiefs of the Sac nation are
usually buried, and was done at his
own special request. A considerable
number of whites, we understand were
present at this disposition Of bis remains
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1838-11-24
NOTICEIIlI.

NOTICE!!!!
"A IL persons indebted to the UNDERSIGNED fl,
YEA jon printing and advertising. un 70 hi.
da'e, VIII please come forward and make nav.
ment, Those who are in arrears for tic uStan.
dsrd'' upto this time, will also oblige bv having
we have had to pay cash for all our exnenees
ana 1t IS hoped those indebted will make promn,
payment. f'o"'P'
Those having claims against the Subscribe,
VIII please have them presented by the first O,
January next. "
Editors OF newspapers who may have ac.
counts against the Standard office for advart;s;n,
are requested to forward them 10 Lexington Inn.
mediately when they will be collected and mid
November 10 90 lw i'
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1838-11-24
N Office.

"A HALL s. Co. beg leave to inform tn
me citizens of Yazoo county and vicinity,
that they have established themselves in the
AUCTlONEER & COMMISSION
business in Manchester, and respectfully .olici,
The patronage Of the public generally. Good.
OF every description received on commission, and
sold at public or private sale Regular sale day
every Thursday.
REFERENCES
NJ. b. HAMER. \
+. NJ. ADcocK. :
VANCE e. ANDREWS. :
HoFT g. WRIGHT. Z
~. JACKSON 81 Co. Z
3m
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1838-11-24
a fine plan tatiOss
For Sale,

pESiE undersIgned offers for sale a tract nj
"a land, CONTAINING 06O acres living on Che
sopa creek about II miles from Lexington. and
miles from Yazoo Valley. $50 acres of this
Iand Is in state of cultivation. upon it there is
convenient dwelling house, Gin Mill, Quarters.
&c. 1t is finely timhored, and well wa,ered. II
Is also very convenient to market, teiny within
~ miles OF both Marion and Tchula. Tie will
also sell a stock of hogs, cattle, corn and farm.
ing utensils. Those wishing to purchase cam
learn The terms by calling on the subscriber.
-, LEWIS II. DAVIS.
Holmes county Sept. l4-tf
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1838-11-24
Plantation fog Sale.

ENHE Subscriber wishes to sell his
~ plantation lying two and q half
miles east of Franklin, containing 4sS
acres oil flrst rate UP land, with $50 acres
OF open land, with first rate Gin and a,I
necessary buildings and as good water as
10 me county. The above land will be-
sofa on liberal terms. For further in
information require of the subscribe Iv;n ="
IN GeorgeVIlle Holmes County Miss.
November 9TH ! 81
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1838-11-24
BANK OF.lEXING,;TON,

~ r n meeting OF the Board Of Directors Of
IA the Bank OF Lexington held this day the
olowing resolution was adopted:
RESOLVED, That the Bank eayesit option
II with those persons against whom it holds cot
on bonds to pay said bonds at maturity, viz
January LIST, 1889, in Cash or by Bills Of Elk.
change maturing at the same time ofthe b lnds
on approved houses in Manchester, Wick shure
or Natohez, or by the delivery Of cotton at Man
chester or Tchula, as agreed upon.
Extract from the minutes,
II. MORTON, Secretary.
November l0--3wp