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yVyHE TRl sTEEs of Ibis Institution take

YFyHE TRl S'TEES of Ibis Institution take
Il pleasure ia announcing u the public, that
the above Acadelny is now opsntor The reception
orpupils Of both sexes. ss
They have engaged the services nf II M.
ELLIS, Esq, as ssupcnntendantof the Institution.
Mr.. Ellis is a regular graduate vi Allegheny Lon
lese, Pa, andhc comes well recosnmendeyi, not
Only as finished scholar, but also as gentleman
OF good moral character, and of experience the
duties Of ain instructors From tae acknowl edged
abilities of the Principal, the healthy location of
Monticello, and from lhe large and com,uodious
size Of the Academy, we trust that II will ingft
with generous and liberal patronage from ali The
true ficnds Of Education Id this aud the adjacent
cemties. Assoon as the number of pupils shall
Justify it, competent teachers il the male and ~
male departments win be employed.
Terms OF Tuition per month are as follows.
CLASS 4. z
Reading and Spelling, S2,0O
N CLASS Q. ss II
Pennmanshp, Mental and Practical
Arlthmeiic, and Geography, $500 y
CLASS q.
English Grammar, HissDy, Mer TIL,
Moral and Nauieal Philosophy, Rnatosic,
Logic and Politcal Eeoaomy $500
CLASS
Mathematics, (including Algebra, Gc-
omety, Trigoaomeuy, Mcnsuration and
Surveying; also, Astronomy, Chemistry, *.
Botany, Law Of Nations :--and the Latin,
Greek and French Languages, $500
N. B. No deduction for lost time except ia CO.
Sea OF sickness. S
A. FOX( President, ofths
JosrrH N9vhAxs, Src'y. Isoardofl'rustecs
Monticello, ,.awrence Co., Mi. Feb. "a, lsy9. \
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Fifty Acres OF F.and.
SHERI FF'S SALE.

DANIEL stnckey h. "A ret,unable to
Th0nas ". Wins. renee as, Circuit Court
R virtue oi the above named writof
execution. | shalloffer fer sale, for
cash, At tie Conr, House of Lawrence
county. on The 18Th dayof Marcl, $3.50,
within the hours ,'rescribed bylaw, all
The deiendendsnts rishf. tile claim aud
interest, tolh4at NV aud il equity, 10 he
tollowing lots IN psrcelso of land u Mil:
West hall " the south west quarter 0f
section l2. Towaship 6, Range 20, lie
norti' east quartet of :lle s1uih cas-, quar-.
Ter OF Section n. Tnwnsh!p 90, and The
south west fourth oi thy northwest fourth
and the nctth west iour,f u .he south
west. I"usvi, of Section 10. Townsilip6 9,
Range lo.--Levied on - The property II
defendant and will Ne sold q satisfy The
plaintiff debt aud cost ii TIE abps+suii.
s.. SUTTON. sya'f.
ny WM. IEEe1 rs. Dsp.ty.
Feb. II. 1889 -7 IDS.
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~ Y pfoposed by the subscriber % publish III ths
ci,y nt Mobile Daily paper; 10 be called ihe No
pug ssazeite and General Advertiser, which Wi
\ pe aeYotcd 40 general aid local intelligence, com
4 mcIce, iitcmtute andmOraliiy. s$
I re whnt of such paper as the one proposed
nas necnlong telt throughout the south west. and
fif " pelisvedsuci,an one will meet With liberal
EehepufagenlentfIoln All classes Of sci ltyiII
Dc the ambition of thepubshrls 10 render ii ak4
ii'terss sting and useful Il Che fnnily and couGts
ho,se. s'1e
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Fioany oiihnt class now Published 10 this Sec
tlon q the country. Care viii be taken IL pro
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tefcsstig iIlteeliissnces as nlay be relied on
ihp state q! olr OWN and foreign markets w;ll
sDtcarsipily noticed and commented on az occa
son Aniy seem To justif
Asa literary journal, it will, BY taking aco,,rsa
not Mithni the oadinlary province ofa daily papc,.
supplyn vacuum that's universally felt and re-
gfetfea ~ this section Of country Its cufeavor
Mill aa 70 promote and encourage liberal ana ~
iightcned sentiments on the ofgcneral and pfivate
edncation. proportion fits columns. win he
devoted 70 original end selected literary matter
ofunquestonable ability; and 5y this means i, il
hoped twill be made welcome ysiterEin every
family tircle.
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puhiIsher 70 giveitan influence decidedly bcncii-
cisi. While every thing like scctarian religion
VII oe carefully avoided. bis uniring efforts win
pe nsed 70 promote and encourage respect for rc
ilslons institutions, and 10 disseminate correct and
moral principles.
Cnc entre page will be devoted to original and
selected reading matter, and the balance Of Tie
sheet Will he occupied by commercial intelligence
anl advertisements
/ twill hr readily supposed BY those who arc at.-
iuaipted with the dfinl,iesoi such ali aroouro;,s
that the subscriber does not relv I
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rely upon, aad s,ch as cannot fail to Give 4 re- I
spectacle character 10 his journal.
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will be on all imperial sheet, and will be i,rnshe
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ANY person procuring fier subscribers iro1, a. |
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traits.
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,., sv ~ wi'n sincere pleasure that the pub
lsnefs nshu0nsn ,ast season, the arrangement By
wl,l.n lnh y LaD NJ q nDJh AND LADIES a.
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nesvoIs s' siloW ny. gratitude lor che very lnan
l''spss e ,:'s fsceiVea ifen' bis Kind friends, the
luo''c, rron' Hnohs i'e n'any female wsi.ers of
A''' ''llch pe5naps'e iwo iadids coald have heen
aeictei', WHOSE Vaf'esi talents arc 50 wc'lcalcla
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"i"ssay, ii,atate l,eI'ng-,o 10 George Lee.
~ q Jasper cs'uoty Mississippi; say IL ii,
his master about ~. eeks ayn. l,e a;so
,ays ttal he was committed 10 lie ia,l ii
o:'nrs''' c"un's, asa broke fail Cd the
night q tht 3lsloi December last.
BEN y ai.cnt twenty year. sf ase
had "u when committed, All I'D uooI,sn
ronnda'nu', a''l ! l'alr ~ slrir+d panta
looms; l'e has scar % his iprrhead aud
h's hatk 's scared viii, HE whip. The
"wntr 's..sfsln+stcd u comply WITH Tie
reqnisilions u thr Law. ana take t,;m !.
way. y. SUTTON. Sh.ff
Feb .2,-les9 5lf.
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.NO.vTJCELLO MISSISSIPPI

MONTICELLO .ijEsSESSTPPL
v7vtiEusi!e'sign.d q ,vspsr Isull \ gii,tcrms
= ''s'raads spi tl'r Iuhirs generally. I.
thai he has "l'tptdia fasrs'i Mlt4 ioasv
tmms'ly occupird w JoskrH SoorEH.
aud s ."w ready 4" receive Huardass anJ
Travellers: iIis TAsiE sl,sllsL~ boun.
lifully sDlidied viii, ths b+s, tie country
sfards; -ass,l t.s- slsi,ies plentiful >urI.li.l
cd with lsav4a4lrr, aud attentive O,li~rs.G
a li'vrd share q rutlic patronage IN
respectfully solicited. 0
JOHN McGAIiA
Monticello, March g. 1889 8 --,l.
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PR OsP F,CTTrS
OF THE
LADY'S BOOK.

a ANlNG larger circulation than any other
- y Monthly Periodical in America. ACOi,
CURED PLA1EOF THE LATEST FASH
TON IN EVERY NUMBER.
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NOTICE 40 NEWSPAPER FuBLlsHEas.

4 ME Editor Of the DELE'W AREAN. pub
lishcd at ilssinglon Delaware proposes ID
prepare 4 NEWSP4 4ApER DIRECTORY ,anu
therefore asks fayor, thai each s1,ewspacr pub
iishcr n The United States wilfforxard hin ~
hail, one copy Of their paper. lleintepds % az
fa.'gc them bystates, giving tteir politics. For
tis iavor, each editor sending Ills paper shall re-
csive one copy "a Tie Directory al soon as made
ready. ihe advantages ofa shect of this kind to
publishers mast be apparent 70 an.
On Editorswlii pleasc copy the above one OIL
'xicss ~ order 70 give itcircuiatien.
Feb. III. N
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y. ". COLLINS,
Attorney and Counsellor atsf-aw
LEM lNGTON
Holmes County, Mississippi.
LAW NOTICE.
s. S. SMITH, have associate,


themsels4sin lbe practice " the
'aw, they will attend 10 professional Oh
siness u the Superior Court, held 4,
I ackson, aini 10 the counties III Law.
rsfce Marion Covinston, Simpson. Gu.
fiah and Plke,any bosines con6ded u
ttt,r care Arillreceive their prompt ana
undivided attention. Office !. Monl,ceI-
u.
Feb !. l8B8--17-tf
DOiNtsS or THE MISS. LEGISL ATuRfc.
NiOW N lifess, and will shortly be published, i
pamphlet ccntaiuiug some notice 81 sundrys
enaetn,eais Of the Legislature, al their late session.
ior ots appressionc rice. Among other matters.
the following, viz:
4 notice NJ The act for the suppression IL Gam
bling. 9 F
~. against the carrying Of concealed! Weapons.
n copyof the Act ior the Suppression OF Tip
ling houses, sa
statement, showing the good effects Of the
sAsLiquor law IL Tennessee, aud the decisions of
me Courts Of that State upon the Law.
A nc simite ltaographic drawing Or painting
exhibited N iroutof tie Capitol in Jaclso,l On th
sunday morning alter the passage ol Gen. Foote'S
Liquor Bill. N.
N.SG GREENE. IN NORTH, Natchcz.
"A. n 4. Csssf.aTEN, jackson Or
COtli.A AK cA AIERON, Mondcello.
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llNOI,ICNI.,i n

StlE p"'ltSsignvJ ssilswt,bsr VIII %
Va ~ irr 's'r1sslt initAe highest b,ddy ols
!. ~ 'h'td A:Hsias n .djafri, n.xL II tIn
'Sovr il.Iise'nl Law trtirt cs u,fy,
I "A A Tract III and. \
containing 3 90 xfr.s, i0 nr 81 sc?.s .,f
orsn lansi, ''c hu,idis'g~ sssiiuaisd 1l1 III, Dry
Creek uIilas sUutif i..aA III .1JonticeiM
i'' etMs. wtlish4 lrop A fo " Aysars
sree,';;;"'+ (, 4 " n y Y itl, SI,rrfysd sscnrlly
\ '''ose s' wahslwlsii III I,,rrbas would ~
Wslsstssg gu ID ti4 su llsctib.r,
DARiAS CARR o iAOUGEI.
Feb. lg. 1880 = -7--4 w ~
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a. q ~ MrNA11. Ioscnor. till 1910
n "' E.iss'aa, Sscreiaf5 NJ lAtc.. y Nv
n shi sistd s,,rint s5t kutlir Accounts,
Sl',asss to'sss, Sla,te iixssus4r.
y ! 4 /; IN Lls, Attorney General, mi Novs,u.
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'''' '''' ss,. III & n Y = ~
Il ICD CfAIs VI
Jldesxef H. 'xs.,ll. q = ~ ,.' y n
n ptsas lx ~ ~ f' ~os1t XXX "a xsf0xs ami s7ts
Il lRu,aius Il. pfnv 's,s5 8, =. iioters and r.
Jar6gl, co.,it of er,. !. "a Iastick-
y Il II 1i''fs aio appeals has no IL
III eiors a,, nciongs % court
the fIrst Monday ~ nasa ssss'ous aie holden on
Jatkso,isbeing sirsualIy n, ana January, IT.
*('ifANcEilcn or ,,,. u o sess.on PER nnnu,n.
Ga I,.g i; VI IN ''' I En- Edward Turner.
/ The superior corr ~ f.s
tonoser allnatter. ILL.,. na3ncery hosjusisdic.
quity ii hoas tN-o ~ n 4 court ofc-
CiR(.Ti'is V''s canr'sa. aa,,''ally.
This CONT XII o,;a; q 4, ,0oitfs "
49, N Nh ~ "s'1s' jurisdiction ii civil ca.
For 81 M ~ tts s.', " aloteisy exseels ESQ
ar, elected duae,s,;a,,.'' Juase and attorney
I'LL Jup,c,A, I,,s' .''.'. !, ''o'n Nov. 1899
LIS oil A dan,s l,,;,'',s.' composed Of The conn-
;ee,aa ,.elieisohs Warren and
Freeman. Disf,c, ( 81 y, Moal'ef, Judge john u.
n I'll. Jup,c,a,, si1,ss,' ,s,s',s,. ,,.s'
tesof ozoo, 4olmes ,r r9npossd q ihc cour-
,aW y and iallahatciiic-- O' Sba.,,'al !, noc-
2. ~ .sanitIIers, District Attornev 'u'se. {
-. JupciAi Dls1EicT, composed ~ ,,,a
lawrence, and IIancork James yralla 'Is' aalio
~ ~ e.ase, District attorney n ~ Y
'A 4th. JuDIt1AL DisInlcT. 81 ,,nos Y, ~ III
tics q GopiHh, Simpson. fop;na,s c T. 'ne cehh-
ana Neshoba- Buckpcr Ua,,;s I., ,7'sh, ,secu
5ill. .lupIcMi. Disrr,fr. ,,.,s,...,
tics oisJaekso,,, Greene. peg,s III = US eoua-
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N.GREENE ~ ORTIZ, Natchcz.
N &. Csts.sEEN, jackson, 81 w
COtli.sA Al CAMERON, Mondcello.
Feb. ~, 1899 -,t M az
The Yazoo City Whig and political register., 1839-09-20

my, united, with q courage that never
shrinks from responsibility on the most try-
ing occasions, and fears nothing but disho-
nor.
Such is the man we confidently believe
able to land us to victory; and who, ifelect.
ed, viii restore the nation to her former en-
viable position, arrest the downward ten
dency Of her political morals, and dignity
and adorn, BY his own exalted character,
the Presidential ChaiF-who will quell the
angry elements of sttife, and cause the GOV.
eminent to be felt in its influence upon The
prosperity and happiness Of the people,
rather than seen in the intemeddling Of its
agents in the popular elections.
Let every sincere friend Of the country,
every descendant'of the patriotic Wings Of
49, unite in supporting the cause in which
we are engaged, and the candidate who
shall be selected by the National Conven-
tion, and we shall ere long have the proud
satisfaction Of witnessing our country once
more free from the calling shackles of po-
litical bondage that have so long oppressed
her limbs, and repressed her energies. Let
our rallying cry be-
"UNlON AND PERSEVERANCE
''OUR COUNTRY AND OUR CAUSE"
And while the banner we have raised shall
float in the breeze, let its stripes and its
stars be untarnished, and the name of WING
be synonymous with honor and manly inde-
pendence.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register., 1839-09-20
To the Public.

The rights of editors and publishers of papers
have been too long neglected. Justice will never
be done unless themselves assert their rights
and enforce the most rigid rules, which in the
end will be found alike salutary to the public and
beneficial to those engaged in the press. Pub
fishers of papers have been so long imposed upon
by the community at large, that they are consld-
cred to some extent a degraded class OF beings,
when in fact there is no vocation in life so honor
able, deserving of so high consideration, produc-
tive of so much good, class that exerts 80 power
full an influence. 1t is known to be proverbial for
the debtors to newspaper publishers to consider
their demands as the last to be paid debts to
which there is attached no moral obligation, and
which they can refuse to pay with justice and
honor: hence, it is incumbent upon the conduc-
tors of the press to assert their own rights, and
resolve, severaly and jointly, to bring all patrons
of newspapers under the same obligations that at
tach to other contracts, or always remain in pow
erty and want, with thousands due them from the
most solvent men in the country.
We call upon all editors and publishers of pa
pers who approve of the following rules, to endorse
them by their signatures-place them at the head
of their papers, and strictly adhere e them.
lst. No subscription received without payment
IN GduGnee.
3D. No subscription received iol lsss than Six
months.
Sd. Advance payment win Sc required from
all transient advertisers.
4th. To announce no man for any Office, either
State or County, without the GdggRce payment OF
ten dollars.
5th Political circulars charged as advertise
ments and payment required IN Advance.
9th All advertisements of personal alterca-
ton will be charged double and payment requir-
ed IN Advance.
7th. Election tickets will not be printed with
out order, nor delivered to any person without
payment.
9th. All subscribers, without respect to persons
who are delinquents, on the first of October, will
be stricken from the list, and their accounts put
In suit.
The above rules, we, the undersigned, pledge
JAMES A. STEVENS,
Editor and Proprietor of the YazoO City Wing.
S. H. B. BLACK.
Editor of the Natchez Courier.
BESANCON g. HALLIDAY.
Publishers of the Mississippi Free Trader.
JAMES HAGAN.
Editor and Proprietor of the Vicksburg Sentinel.
VIM. M. SMYTH,
Editor and Proprietor of the Grand Gulf Adv.
r. A. B. & S. C. CORWINE,
Editors and Proprietors of the Yazoo Banner.
GEORGE A. WILSON,
Editor & Proprietor of the Holly-Springs Banner
TAOMAS BROWN,
Editor of the Rodney Telegraph.
]. nj. DUFFIELD,
Editor of Grand Gulf Whig
w. B. TEBO,
Editor of the Fayette Advertiser
NEED g. NEWTON,
Publishers of the Southern Reporter.
BAKER g. CURTIS.
Editors and PrOprietoIs of the Southern Argus
M, MOWER,
Publisher Of the Southern Sentinel.
AREA S. CLARK.
PnbIishor of the Port Gibson Correspondent
GEO. R. KIGER.
Editor of Gallatin Star
June 1899
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j. A. STEVENS, Editor and Proprietor
a[oo city Whig and Political Register
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY,
@Y D. a. STEVENS.
kCIunU DDTRTRD

HI
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and one door belolo .NessrS. Hof & WTighPs Store.
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seribers at SIS 90 per annum in advance; S5 so
at the termination Of six months, and So 90 if not
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charged accordingly Advertisements from dis
tance, must be accompanied with the CASH, or
good reference in town. Announcing candidates
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for State ofices-in advance.
Yearly Advertising
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The "MoNsTER" AGAN.-It appears be-
yond any doubt, that the influence of the
administration is exercised in every section
of the country to destroy public and private
prosperity; and we repeat it over and over
again, unless the present men in power are
changed by the people, we sea no hope of
saving the country from ruin and bankrupt
cy. The following resolution passed the
Legislature. of New Hampshire, no doubt by
instructions from Washington:
Sand be it further Resolved, That in the
opinion Of this Legislature, no medium or
currency should Be received in payment of
the revenues of the General Government
gold and sil0er."k0
Our credit system is the life of the coun.
try, and the soul of its prosperity. Bank
paper, founded on sound capital, performs
all that specie can perform, and is more
convenient for purposes Of business and ex-
change. Once allow the government to ac-
cumulate all the gold aud silver in the
country in its vaults, and the process Of
breaking all the banks will ensue and the
arm of the Executive, already too strong
for public liberty, will become too powerful
or resistance. In every quarter of the Uni
IN the cry should be down Dith Van Buren
md tke Sab Treasury! The very Liberties
# the country are in danger.-N. " Star.
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Lowndes county for his brides debts. On
Saturday his child died; on Sunday il was
buried; on Monday an infant of two years,
parentage hitherto unknown, was acknowl-
edged as of bis wife's maternity; on Tues
day he was bailed out of Jail; and on We'd
nesday wound up the week by turning his
wife out Of doors, bag and baggage, beating
her nurse, and throwing the doctors saddle
bags after him when that worthy sxpostu-
lated.
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THE NEXT CONGRESS-

All the states except Mississippi, Mary
land and Rhode Island have now elected
their representatives to the next Congress,
and il will depend upon them TO say whe i.
ther there shall be a majority of loco focos
in the house Of representatives or not.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register., 1839-09-20

The three states in which elections are
to be held were represented in the last Con-
gress by 8 Wings and Loco Focos. The
effort on the part of the government to car
ry both Rhode Island and Mississippi will
be tremendous. Nor will there be less to
carry the doubtful districts in Maryland
Baltimore, inasmuch as she sends two repre-
sentatiVes, will be special point of attack.
What say the Wings of the Monumental
City? Shall the spoilers succeed9 There
will be contests for seven seats in the next
house-Five in New jersey, one in Virgin
ia, and one in PennsylTania.-BaH. Chron.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register., 1839-09-20

NORTHERN DEFALCATIoN. We have it
rom undoubted authority, that Benjamin
Reynolds who was appointed By the gov
eminent as acting agent for the poor ilIite-
rate Indians N the Choclaw country, has
swindled these objects Of human commis-
Grafton, out ol one Hundred thousand dol
larss Truly, afraud and corruption have
become the order Of the day.
StelbyUille Adv,
The Yazoo City Whig and political register., 1839-09-20

An EvENTFUG wnEK.--The Columbus
IGa.) Journal thus chroniclesa few events
in the life 81. citizen:--He was married
on Tuesday evening on Wednesday even
ing bis bride presented him with an heir:
on Thusday be got drunk, and on Friday he
was committed to the common Jail Of
The Yazoo City Whig and political register., 1839-09-20

Notwithstanding Mr.. Van Buren, Is loud
in his denunciations of banks as dangerous
and worthless, he did not omit to send 10
the Bank Of the Metropolis his plate and
articlis Of value for safe-keeping during his
electioneering campaign, What does this
prove9 That be is not willing to trust his
Own plate where be is desirous of placing
the whole revenue Of the csuntrv.-in in.
diyiduals hands. He is deceitiul dema.
gogue, and his friends are blind to bis. dou-
ble-dealing and treachery.
The Great Western.