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SPLENDID sgHEWEl.

/ Prize, The ARCADE. 2a6 feet5
inches 4 lines, on Magazine
street; 101 feet, II inches;
onNatchez street; I26 feet, =
6inches, on Gravier street,
Rented at about So. 900 per Dollars.
annum. Valued at 700 900
4 Prize, CITY H0TEL.-I62 feet
on Common street; rented
at s25 700 and valued at 500 900
Prize, DWELLING HOUSE, adj
joining the Arcade, No. 10,
~ feet, Z inches front on
Natc1eZ street rented ct
$500; valued at 10000
/ Prize, DWELLING HOUSE, adj
joining the Arcade, No. 10,
23 feet, front on Natchez
street; rented at $1,000;
valued at 20, 600
/ Prize, DWELLING HOUSE, ad-
joining the Arcade. No. 90,
80 feet front on Natchez
street rented at $1,000;
valued at 90, 00C
/ Prize, DWELLING HOUSE, No.
%, North east corner Of
Basin and Custom House
street 40 feet front on Ba-
sin, and 40 feet on Franklin
street, by 127 feet deep in
Custom house street rent
ed at $1,000; valued at 20 ,o0t
I Prize, DWELLING HOUSE, No.
"a, southwest corner Of Ba-
sin & Custom house street;
80 feet z inches on Basin,
42 feet inches on Frank
i lin, 1877 feet 10 inches deep
/ in front of Custom house ST.
rented at S1,50O, valued at 20,00l
| l Prize, DWELLING HOUSE, No.
/ 500, "a feet inches on
i Royal street, by 81 feet III
inches deep; rented at $1,000
valued at Is ,0Ot
Prize, $50 Shares Canal Bank
stock, 500 each. 25,o0t
do 200 do Commercial do 500
each, 5000
4 do loo do Mechanics s. Tra-
defs, 500 each. 15 90
IL do 100 do City Bank do 1000
II do I0Odo do do 1000
III do Ioodo do do 1000
do SO do Exchange Bank, do 5 90
II do so do do do 500
IL do IS do Gas Light Bank, do so
Fl do IS do do do SO
4 do % do Mechanics and Ira~
ders do $50
III do Is do do do 80
90 do Each 10 Shares Of the Lou
/ isiana Stale Bank $40 each,
each prize 81 900, %, 100
! 700 do Each shared 500 ofthe
Bank of Louisiana, 90, 100
200 do Each share of 500 of the
New Orleans Bank, 1000
$50 do Each share of 500 Of the
Union Bank Of Florida, 100
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TICKETS s2ONO SHARES

zt5 A4<4AAd = p S1sAt7-7AS ~ k1AAkA4e44k1ez
The whole Of the tickets, with their num-
bers, as also those containing the prizes, will
be examined and sealed BIZ the commission
ers appointed under the act, previously 10
their being put into the wheels One wheel
will contain the whole Of the numbers, the
other viii contain the 600 prizes, and the FIRST
six hundred numbers that shall be drawn
out, will Be .eutitled to such prize IS may Be
drawn ID its number, and the fortunate hol-
deFs ofisuch prizes vii have such property
transferred 70 them Immediately afteF the
drawing, unineufnberea and without any
deduction.
Editors of every paper iT1the Il States In
the West Indies, in Cars[a and other Of the
British Provinces are requested 10 insert the
above, IS a standing advertisement, until the
first Of December next, and send their ac-
counts to Us gether with q paper c5ntain-
ing the advertisements.
SYLVESTER q CO.
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ENHE undersigned commissioners offnsol-
vency upon the estate De w. J. & LIS.
PEASE. obtained at the August term Of the
Probate Court an extension of time to report
Fl persons having claims against said es-
tates viii present them previous 70 the No
vember teTHls or they vii be forever barred.
@. ID. GIBBS,
ANDREW GIBB,
sly AKTVE0JI
r. Fl. VANCE
Sept. 20. 1919. 1l-at
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DISSOLUTION.

HyHE co-partnership heretofore existing
II under the firm of Swartwout, Ford &
Co.. is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
The Books and Accounts are placed in the
hands of John ]. Swartwout, who is alone
authorized to sign the name of the firm in
liquidation. J. J. SWARTWOUT.
P. u. FORD,
CHAS. E. PEASE,
By n. IT. PEAsE, Atty in fact.
Yazoo City, June is, 1889. 12-tf
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NOTICE-

las n. VANCE &. JOSEPH ANDREWS.
q have agreed to give me the entire con-
troll of the business of their late firm of Vance
4 Andrews. They have constituted me
their sole agent and attorney for closing their
business and, with that view. have placed in
my hands all the Books, Notes, Accounts,
Receipts and Papers of every description re-
latina 10 said business.
now give notice to all interested, that
payment of money due the late firm, must
be made to me only. Attornies and Magis-
trates, who have claims Of said firm in their
hands are informed that their receipts are in
my possession, and that alone am author
zed to receive the money that may be coll
lected. C. F. HAMER.
Yazoo City. Oct. %. 1889. 1876.
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NOTICE W

BORAFARlg All persons lir6ri g-s,,l;r y.
Note gwen byi me 40 sEl0lin 81 FlIiiS z,
one hundred and sever -four dollars. d,teo
'Aafcn Isl, 1888, and due FIRST Of Jsnnsrv
u.s., q me eons.a eratior for y ich sid note
Was gigen hss isiled ,lsnd 4 vii. not usS d
Apsii iN-so-a EpHRAIN GufCF.
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.d bY NV other paper 81

GtEs StCs CtCs ElCs CsGs etCs etc
represent number is a specimen Of what
this Mammoth Newspaper viii contain, as
we'll in rarity and extent of its original aud
selected matter, as the style Of lis execution.
AIS a Family Newspaper, BROTHER JO-
NATHAN win be found to present attrac-
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ale comes, the herald Of noisy world,
.Netcs from al nations numbering at his back"
The earliest intelligence, foreign and do
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airy World, will be promptly served up for
the qualification OF the reader.
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nothing in favor or against any party, and
VIII as sedulously avoid any of the contro-
versies which agitate the religious commu-
nifty. Strict morality, virtue, temperance,
industry, good order, benevolence, and use
fuiness to our common country, and our fell
low men, will be advocated and inculcated
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NOTIIf

Id II virtue ofauthority inme vested, ns asses-
Is sor and Collector Of 'fsxes for The eoIpof-
alton Of Yazoo' City, shall expose - pnblic saie
on the 18th day of December next ~ x AGO Wy
tween tie hours prescribed by iaw, lut No x4ti
The property 81 Kezer Il Maynard, lying Within
the corporate limits of said city, 70 pay the take
Sc Kerr s. Maynard due the aforesaid corpora
gion, Or 81 innch Of said lot aswil pay the taxes
and EXPENSES thereon.
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COMMISSION BUSINESS.

COMMISSION BUSINESS.
HlHE undersigned have formed copart-
II nership, for the purpose oftransacting a
General Commission Business,
under the firms Of
GOODWIN, SUBLETT g. NYE, New Orleans,
SUBLETT, NYE & CO., Yazoo City.
They are prepared to attend to business at
both places, and respectfully solicit consign-
ments.
P. II. GOODWIN, New Orleans,
Y. M. sUBLETT, yazooci,
N. G.. NYE, a1ooOiss'
Yazoo City, July 70, 1899 1t.
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4vI0IlCE IS hereby given, that q Dr,f, lr.,--,
IN By the subscriber upon .Jot, ~ 49, -. ~
NeR-9 Orleans u favor ol John ~ is1, lie IN,
81 e,sht i.isaefea aqd tsir,g.tircs do fi-rf,-
atres esiats. dated lst Sepiomber and dns "a,
January 1882 vii not he paid ia me unIess COM
Rssleg' 9{ law. tae coqsia Iteration f0rwhich said
3 m sfi ISAAC RARRETTs
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: psrsons who have not paiditlaeiF taxes can hive
an opportunitg before the day Of sale
T4OS ROGERS Assessor and Collector,
March
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New Sporting and Agricul-
4aLEal Noala1a len 1AAk.aA.

DEAR STR,--Hf. Porter editor and proprietor Of
the New York s.Spffil ST tb Iincs,n the only
newspaper dedicated to s porting, Published here,
having refused 10 give OUT pros ecfus place in
that paper, or even short notice Rs common a-
vertisement, although rendered payment we are,
ia consequence, constrained TO issue a circulars
one of which we have taken the liberty of for
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So EsTER : 60.

156 Broadtcay, NeiD- York.
NO. COMBINATION NUMBERS t
1OOsO 900 Tickets, from No.
l upwards, in Succession:
The Deeds Of the property and the Stock,
transferred in Trust to the Commission
appointed by the said Act Of the Legislature
of Florida, forthe security. of the prize hold
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CADW ALLADsR n. GOLDEN Il co.
Office No. l05 Fulton Street, New FORK.
February 18th, 1899
10 all Sportsgtcn oad Supporters of NE
Turf, Breeders of Blood Horses. Of In
propeJ Caftle and Sleep, Plaaters,
Farmers. AgricultaristS, aad tsc public
10 general.
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81 lmeuEfeH water BIZ the barrel, for sali
50 q. .. JENNINGS q 60.
Yhzoo City, june RI 1880. ASH
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TFCWETs OyLV $40.

Authorized by an ActDf the Legislative As
semblY of Florida, and under The directions
of the Commissioners, acting under the Same,
Ito be drawn at Jacksoavilie, Florida, De-
cember LIST, 1880.
SCHMIDT & HAMILTON.
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unezanpIed MammoIh sehenle

YfyNITE following detail Of a SCHEME OF
a LOTTERY, 70 81 drawn in Deems
Ser next, warrants us il declaring i u be
Unparalleled in the history at Lotteries PRS
les to the amount have never before been of
fered 70 the public. Ii is true there are ma
~ blanks, bur on the other hand, the ex-
tremely low charge Of $50 per Ticket, the
value and number Of the Capitals and the
revival Of the good Old custom, Of warrant
IGN that every Prize shall be drawn aud sold.
VIII, we are sure, give universal satisfaction,
and especially to the Six Hundred Prize Hol-
lers.
To those disposed 10 adventure, we 70.
commend early application being ma,'e 70 sls
for tickefs when the Prizes are all sold,
blanks only remain--the first buyers have
lhe best chance. We, therefore, emphati
.cally say, uEkAY NoT butat once remit and
transmit to rs your orders. which shall al
ways receive our immediate attention. Let
ters 70 be addressed and application made
to SYLVESTER & CO.,
f56, Broadway !, II. i.
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RESTAURAT.

either By the month, week or day, and tran-
silent persons can be furnished with meals
at AID hours. Their table viii be furnished
at an times With the best the mark and sea-
sons afford From strict attention 70 busi-
ness and the comforts of those who may
favor them with their support, they hope t.
merit ashare Of public patronage.
JACKSON ~ EDI0NDS.
Yazoo City. July 81, 1889. 3-tf
p. S.-Ice Cream, Soda Water and Con-
dictionaries Of every description. Consistently
on hand. ]. q p,
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From London as ii Is. by John Hogg, M d. 1873

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A small portion OF Westminster Abbey called
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THE ABBEY.
feeling sad came DER me as trod the sacred
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Where Tudors and Plantagenets were lying al
around;
Istepped with noiseless foot as though the sound.
Of mortal tread
Might burst the bands Of The dreamless sleep thai
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solemn SWELL
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ly stall,
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pail.
stood alone, living thing midst those that were
no more, +.
thought on ages that past the glorious deeds
ofyore-
On Edwards sable panoply--on Cressy's tented
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The fatal roses twned at length in great Elias
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As from wild unearthly voice heard these &C
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From he Ladiss' Companion.
THE SAILOR.

THE SAILOR.
Hot dwelers on the stable land
or danger what know ye,
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Or trust the ireacherous seat
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When thunder shakes the spheres
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MISCELLANEOUS.
THE LOVE. TES +.
ny "EI,L.EN."


" Viola Az, but I know
Duke. What dos thou knowl
Vio Too well, what love women to mep owe,
In faith they are as true of heart as We
IicelfM Nigh.
"There lay her lutte
Just as she touched il last, at the soft hour
OF summer twilight when the woodbine cups,
Filling with deeper fragrance, fondly press'd
Thro' the rais'd easement, utering tender thanks
To her who train'd them. Stgonrncy.
The sunlight had faded from its beautiful
home in the sky, and quiet Eve had thrown
her purple mantle over the bright, glorious
earth, half yelling its green and lovely bowers
with the royal tint. In gorgeous arbor,
where flower and vine twined most lovely to-
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grape alternately around the latticed door,
and trailing on the grassy mounds beneath,
in many wild and graceful curl, sat the
young lady of Delamere. fair and joyous
creature had been Inez Delamere, until some
few weeks past; but now her cheek wore a
fainter tinge than was its wont--the wreath
ed smile had parted from her lip, the bright
ness from her eye; pale and sad, she sat
tuning lutte in the shrouded light OF her
favorite bower, while the silver beams of a
summer moon were in vain striving to pierce
the tangled shrubbery around. But listen
she is singing.
THE SONG OF INEz.
would that | could wreathe
Ny lip into a smile, .a
" . would that could breathe
The honeyed tones that vile;
.. would my eye was bright
As evenings gutring star,
And that my heart was light
AS this soft.toned guitar.
But ali the charm is led
For my heart now sumbers *.
In the vault Of the dead,
Where its low sweet numbers . f..
Will never awaken;
..l For sorrows chill blast
Too rudcly hath shaken
II, TO live DER the past. -..
And the young hopes rushing .
Through my bosom so light,
Have still'd their soft gushing,
And sank under the blight;
For the harp strings broken,
And its sweet music flown,
II lives sad token
or what it was known.
Thy songs somewhat too sad, methinks
sweet Inez,' whispered voice by her side.
Then change it to a lighter lay, my lori
Of Harold, for not knowing | had the homo
Of a listener, sought but to please myself
Nay. nay, lady, | meant no offence; stay
Ipray thee
Il is in vain, Lord Harold, you haunt M
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