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DNo arrival from sea o-day consequently, ports -
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE

Baton Rouge. Per steamer r ott Fulton. cargo cad-
well Hickey 2 bales Adams Whit II; 20 lain
Tremnuet; Is hnrlr, Watt 30; Al landun,ay; our.
dan Renaet 81 h.Is sugar lambeth Thompson 10 Wn,
Brand Landry. 81 bis mulases Montague: SO
Rrugic 1856 Gunrdain 4 s-nnet
Natchitoccs. Per steamer lIonma Cargo as7 bate. of
cotton Lambeth & ThnnPs"n Is l.nck,at. Fearn Dome
go Tocnnn s u Ptanche; SIS Benne,t FerrL,ys
tueil y taitetl; TX mlz barton
V1ksfc Her sfhmer Gangns. Cargo 90 bale. cotton
Fulton 81 Nu.eut Fnrpin Watt; 10 Lambeth Thomp.
Burke, Watt 80 Lyons Harris 60; al Krys r.
hyde Rranler Mckcnna Wright Q Ames "a fla ~
q NJ fiji Snadsrass; So Benne Fertiays co.. u Aer-
rifed finn,en Cnt'as; 10 Wright; II Wilson
100 bagsing ssu ols roe Dove Bull co; To-.
. ~,
Red River Per steamer. ..nrgo 81 pnuche ca
To cdao 81 White; DUDE fraud; II Lambeth Thorn
son; y P rohee kirkman Alternately & co
Scksurg Per Vlcksurg Cargo G6j bales of
cotton tiennntt. Fcrridays dS Burke. Wait 0 J
cksS COZ 10 Keys 4 Kobests 10 Ward Mofiu & cu o.!
Massie Snnerns Gus Buekncr Stanton t19 Halls VI;
~ Lambeth Thompson 50 Franklin Henderson,; Fric
SON., Dale 4 co; Is Taylor Gardner; Eospr Asher; s
Rowe d Crenshaw; Glover Rreuham; % Hat Butler co
So Newell; ii Pct ronx ArcueA d Deesre s. G W
Groxes; Is Huntingdon; 10 W Zackarie - lsc; II
Gerrife1, fets"n & co.. Mcdowell, Full g. kirkman
Abcrnatby HannaG w BROWN So Lurtiss & Waes; II A
Futom III N Cooper, 90 Merrett. Jennings cs; % W
Stanton 2 w NJ Beal; ? hxs segars lepase & bro
Milkes Bend. Per steamer Tuskina. Cargo bale
cotton iurkP, Watt CO.; Ia Nueeht Tnrru 1873 VIII
Anderson 90 Buckner. Stanton co; IS, Bailey
Reck 81 Inlay 40 Reynolds Byrue COS 81 Ma tin
1sus 81 Fan Wyck; rs Goodwin sal lett . coz 81
- M~rrett Jennings 81 Curss WALES: AZ Bennett
Ferrlays COZ Is Merrfed, pierson 90 Masse Snod
grass; 81 Rossor Asher
Baton Rouge Duprs. Cargo III bale. Of
eotnn Ice; Caldwell Iiickey;6 audunay; .uudries to
sundries --'sE
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l. A W INTEL LIGENC

W The brig Boxer has sailed from Baltimore f.
Liberia, with IS free negoes
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~ The Ne" io.N .oa.i.N ,i '.....4 ice should +.
dubbed tle Journal of The Jacobins,
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k3 $40 RENARIl--Ranaway on the Ist No.
ia veinber. the negro q GORGE, Speaking Eng.
>S lish and FRENCH aged nl,ont is or 10 wears 5
49, feet ar inches high. sl,ert and thick set
small eyes, prominent orelead open and free gut
haying on II the frnt teeli in The upper jaw broken
had n went he vent awag. pair OF cotonade pantl
looms with small blue stripes, aud gingi.,m shin,
said LsEro worked long while with Nj. W,n Stone
brick ayers's hand. FERNANDO LEMDs
He-N No 31a Daorhine ST
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tNCoNssTENCY.-SoutIlCa Carolina ia the seat Of the
qntesssnce of State Rights, and yet her delegation has
denied that New Jersey is sovereign state, by voting
i'"u Tin official usjE&r of hc1 Eoveregnty Oh. tieS.
NJ oH"tsent pr.iJj, a,s. iisy eurl5ar tEs enr uah
7isold Isa 7pIlle0 d. lA.
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cAND1DAT Is.

u We authorised To that, at the solicit
taton of large number of The ctzals OF. the three
municipalities, MCMILLAN FREREr has consented to
the presentation Of his his fellow CT liens at
tue next ensuing election, candidate for the office
Of Mayer oi the City Of New Orleans.
u Nous sommcs autoriscs a annoncer qua la
demandc dun grand nombre dies ctoycns dcs ,rois
municipalities, Mr. WILLIAM FnEREr CONSENT a
se presenter comme canddat Ia place dc A1uire
Ia prochane election.
u l.. U. CANINE, ct the solicitation of many of his
friends has consented to become a candidate for the
Office of Mayor of this city.
IL packet ship Troy charging opposite 81
Joseph street wharf. Co sisnee> requested To at
tsnd to the receip, Ut their goods the leve-. d25
CIRCUMSTANCES of goods per snip Troy, marked
ny IVY & (M), are requested to make themselves
known In TIE clerk the lcvee, opposite ST. Juseph
street. if they wish to avoid the ex cnses of storage
DIS
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FORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
CLEARANCES
ARRIVALS


Steamer Vicks'urg; Rrcnham FIN Vickshurg
Steamer Swiss Boy. Hawkins FIN Shreveport
Steamer Dupre. Gordon, fin Baton Rouge
Steiner Rol't Fulton. Irwin, FIN Baton Rouge
Steamer Houma Claiborne I'm Alexandria
Steamer Fuskna. CiIIand. fin Vickslury
Steamer Gunges. Wilson, fun Vcksburg
EXPORTS
LvERrooL Per ship fremont. Cargo 1857 hale. of
cotton "
Fer ship st Leon. Cargo c0lo bales cot
cotton W.
TRIEsrE...rer brig orozimbo Cargo $40 balc. of
HAVANA. Per brig Ocaya Cargo 500 bis POTATOES
5000 hoops l2casks oil 90 bxs candles
..... Per steamer Merchant. Cargo $50 bis no.
taoes 693 kegs lead 4s bis do so do pork ~ hxs do
DEApMANs BAY. Per sch Joseph Cargo Govern
ment storrs
New YORK Per ship Emily Cargo 400 bales cotton
le4 wool COS sack wheat o. kegs nails $50 Ills pork
sugar
NASHVILLE Per steamer CarksviIle Cargo 4s crate
errthenware, Casks do
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u NOW EX HI BITi NC .n
AT No. % CAMP STREET.

%. AT NO. " CAMP STREET.
,' Near the corner ofCnmnon Street)
'ENHE celebrated painting IT the "CiRCASSI IN
SLAVE, contemplating her fute"-executed
by an Am"f'"an artist. This splendid ,anng has been
nr"hnn"r"a ' enent connolseurs, to rank among the
's' Nto i"rt N The ART exhibited in this co,,u-
n.y. ANA g." i anticipated from the prise hitherto
F"$i""T ed az T. I'm ITS peculiar beauty and the pains
s4'' 7'i ID ''y cntio,, give general satisfaction to
lio, '''ii, '.1t 10 hllc OF New ForIeans.
'"' y PRESENTS a Fircassiar Slave reclining
VIZ A'"''' @s' adt, drying herself just from the bath,
""''' II" - arng for her aster the Sultan she
$500 Ny =" '| st OF a sp Ter, at that moment twining
rs F"n "''" f. round its victim; she compares h
O" t"'" N' " shndders at the very thuught--hut
ran'T 1't't. T. tn similar fate.
I'}rr ~ f., On, % cents. d25 om
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RI, PROTEST.

the view jersey case as striking more ieely, tln otr
acts Of the party power into the constitution of the
country. Argument is unnecessary to prov" til the
condncto Of Mr.. Van Bnsen's suppo tets is at it'll
the spirit liberty This of deprving sovereign
state Of her inaeaabe rights BY self constituted and
unauthorized body Of men is strongly forth by the
rejected delegation If the people Of New Jersey in their
protest. the blood Of every ,eman must ting in his
cheek when be reads ii, with an irrepressibls ndig
nation.
After selling forth the causes that e;d to the protest.
the rejected delegation proceeds:
We therefore affirm in the presence of tho members
Of the House OF Reptes natives hers assembled aud of
the whole American people, the truth Of thu following
propositions -
|. That the Constitution of the u States each state
he's the power to prescribe by Ia" the time, place. and
manner Of holding elections for lis Representa-.
tvcs in Congress, which power includes the right of
prescribing the tne place, mud manner If timing
world
Q. That the determination Of the State nu,ho es au.
III ntiated in the manner pre- crbed by til. rate laws
is the only evid nee Of The election Of members of the
House of Representatives viii h can be received rrior
the organic ,on Of The House; and is fnal md M
elusive until reserved by the House itself uuy o,ga-
nzed.
3. That no one who cannot produce the ey ,cncc If
his election prescribed the laws of hs state is pn,i
tied to take seat in the House of Representa- es
and who does produce su h evidences can he sx-
clded het're nm investigation by the House, without
gross violation of tie Cons tituion of the United tes
and the rights IF the states themselves.
l. That the House of Representatives cannot re
cnns''tntionallv organyet quorum formed until
all the sntes Of the Union have had an opportunity to
appear by all their Representatives and that con- IT,
tntional quorum is merely majority of the Repe
sentntves elrct-utter the arbitrary exclusion Of other
members on any prerxt whatever-hut n minority of
all the members fnm all the states, inter ench state has
had a" opportunity to appear by her representatives,
and to constitute apart of that Inari,m.
>. That the body here assembled having no iudc i
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y Ii " OR LEANS /:
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER rs, 1889

VI No Paper viii b. issued fom this Office 10 amor.
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i..'uV An-Dr. Peters principal Office in
~ New Orleans, for the -a!, of his V"getab!
Pills, ia removed from Is Poydras street, to p
Magazine street. near Banks Arcade, where full
and fresh supply Of tho above pills wi he con.
stahtIy kept OH haud, for sale at wholesale and
retail. together with Il variety of other valuable
medicines, such as the Lucina Cordial, B"rnards
Cholera Medicine. Harrson's Specific Ointment,
Il wards improved Chemical Chloride So,p,-
ackwoods Anti Acrd Tinctur., Rossi-' Com
pound syrup of sarsapari''a and Sarsapar,lla Pills,
1o"l'cks' Aatc',lcss Sanativc, Hunters Rod Drops,
ana other medicines Tor certain disc SEES f Smith
Vegetable E ixir, Elixir of Life, Restorative Bit
lers &c.
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- $ln0 REWARD.
~ 4 so dollars will be paid to " l,never will
~ lodge, in any Of The city prisons, either
N q the following slayeE, belonging to the
& YNL New Orleans aud Nashville Raj Road
11 Company. ,>'NN
ELLIGk, hack, ahou, % years old, feet 10 inches
IN height: has an, impeachment in his speaeh, short hair
md down cast inak when spoken TO.
. RIPLEY, giffs, about IS year. "l, 5 feet inches
in height, rather s,.iy oak and negligent counter.
ance. J Fl CALDWELL. President
: N. Is. Any person persons found l,arboring or
employing said negroes, will be punished with the
greatest severity Of the law. 2w MD
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NICHOLAS NICkLEBY and JACK Sheppard, com
plete--John lasweIl II Co 10 Camp street, have
just received fw couies Of Jack Sheppard complete
in yas; also Nicholas NckIey complete, Illustrated
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LASS .fesery description such us globes, bottles,
~ walls, nom drac hun 10 OF, grad uainx measures;
sh'er' walls NC, for Wholesale or retail bv +
a'l BOSNABEL. q Trhspisoulass q
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=, Dr. Dnbos, interesting book on Marriage.
N. B. The Agent here wishes it distinct " nm
dcrstood that II" medicines arc manufactured nor
com ounted at this Office and consequently meme
so'd bore except those that are received genuine
from IT," proprirtors.
For full particulars concerning the above highly
celebrated and lnva'u' b'e medicines, the public is
referred 10 advertisements IN his and other city
papers. d25lf
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uJN"!es Of any banks in the Union, hich are gen.
er"y tmhkahle in ths state they ARE issued viii h.
,.ce!v"d N payment for Tickets which are in the Half
Million $l0-Two MiTlio, $50 ''
CALDWELL, Oakley s. PRITCRARD
h'2 Proprietors Il Managers
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IT lUSE TO RENT.
qwA A comfort tbe st nv dwelling house.
fFsEnn near Canal street, containing every convent.
GGlllA ence for a small famlv-Reni only IS per
monlh-Possession gwen in few days. Apply to
da5 Doyle & May, Carondeel st
NEW BnOKS-Henry de Guise or the States of
~ Hlois, by R james, Esq. . vols.
The Conrter ar the days of Charles Second, by the
author Of Mary RAYMOND wis.
Nix's Mate historical ro:aancr of America by the
author Of A thenia, of ID smnscus, &c. 2 vols.
Jack Sheppard complete, by Ainswurth, vols.
WALKS and Wauderngs in the world of literature, by
the author of the Iicnch aud the Bar, : vols.
Nicholas Ncklahy complete in vol. with and with
out illustrations.
Sketches by Boz, in one vol. &c.
DIS Z JOHNS l. Co. Sfnlinner,s hall
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TR>WN GLASS landing from ship G.! erokce,-lO |
X Il, ~ x II, - l6, New England crown class
This glass purchased reduced prices mt the
winding up of the u,aRufat Turing company and is now
offered very low. JARVIS Il ANDREWS,
h29 corner Com & Tchapi,uu' as at
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70 APPLICANTS FOR PATENT RICH S.

DERsuNS wishing to p,ocnre rnents far New In.
L ventlonS and improvements, can have their an
p1cntlonS drawn ~, and forwarded in due frn of law
10
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4lnO REWARD.

uRepor, say. that the river is falling
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NV NOTICE.
- " " OGDEN will rr ,cce law in partner
4 ship in the city ,of New Orleans, aud in those m
rSh's III the country, in which they have herr, fore
FFar'lSrh. ''tlcc M" Roy II urnrt. DO
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LoTTERIE s.
BANKS ARCADE, CITY HOTEL, &c.
G RAND
REAL ESTATE LOTTERY

or PROPERTY SITUATED IN NEWORI.EANSl
SCHMIDT 4 HAMILTON, Manager.
O6ices under the Verandoh, Corner Of st. Aarles
and Common Streets, and No. lOl Charles Street.
betrsen Cont and s. Louis Streets.
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NOFlCE-rhe firm Of 7 Il. HYDE. & HROTIIEI;,
is this dav disSolyc,!. II. 4. HYDE, remains
cl'rH"' "iS'' the .:quton :: ami f}r Which nr
pose Tie name OF The person will only be used lac reattr
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-09-24
THE WEEKLY METROPOLITAN.

A general, Literary, Historical, Congressional g.
"A Miscellaneous JonFnal, publisher at Washing
ton, n. c. in its departments aims at the highest
character, Printed IN cleassgood type, on large
sheet Of fine white papef; Gre Whole OF i biting dtyo-
ted 10 valuable embarrassing reading matter.
TERMS,--oae Dollar and "a halfpcr ainum IN al
vance,. $3.50 sst
-Four papers viii be cent tn The order Of any per-
son acting n agent for fhe col cction 81 subscribers,
enclesing Ve dollars: sine fr ten dollars: nineteen
Dr twenty dollars Is FOR city dollars. The escle-
sures by naiIat ihe risk or The Editors. The rrceipt
Of number Of the paper viii be Sufficient receipt
for the money traIsisTHea.
PostmnseYs, booksellers, anil 10 general. n! per-
sons interosled IN the success &c such eperprsc
are respectfully requested h actns sgrnts Cor ie IVES
frapnlan; the above terms being Of The most liberal
character
All letters tabc addressed free of p9siagc
LANGTEEE ~ OtSULLAVAN.
o. ElsOFs thg0lp bout the country age requested 10
copy md noiicr this Advertisements the NleiEopo isa
viii be seat a. en- compiling wiih tac Request
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-09-24
10 the Public.

The rights OF editors and pub ishers of papers have
been too long neg ected Justice viii never be done
unless themselves assert their rights and enforce the
most rigid rules, which in the end will be found alike
saIutary 10 the public and beneficial to those engaged
in the press. Publishers Of papers have been SO long
imposed upon the community large, that they are
considered extent degraded class OF beings,
when In fact there vocation in life honorable,
deserving Of so high consideration, productive Of so
much good, class that exrrts powerful All lntiu
ece 1t is known TO be proverbia for the debtors to
newspaper publishers 10 consider their demands as
the last to be padebis to which there is attached
no moral obligation, and which they refuse to
nav with Justice and honor: hence, it is incumbent
upon the contractors fihe press to assert their own
rights, and resolve, severaly and jointly to bring ali
patrons OF newspapers uM'er some obligations that
attach other contracts, ALWAYS remain in poverty
and want. with thou and due them from the most
solvent men in the country.
We call upon all editors and publishers of papers
who approve OF the following rules, to endorse them
b. their siguatures-place them at the heal of their
papers, and strictly adhere to them.
3 st. No subscription received without payment IN
Advance.
2d. No subscription received for less than six
months.
Sd. Advance paymeAt viii be required from all
transient advertisers
4fh. To announce no man for any Office. either
State or County, without The GdUuncs payment Of ten
dollars.
5th. Political circulars charged advertisements
and paynaent required IN adUGnce.
eth. All advertisements of persODal alteration
viii be charged double and payment required IN dd-
IN Election tickets viii not be printed without
order nor delivered TO any person without payment
The above rules, we, the undersigned, pledge our
selves y ''''e ~ JAMES A. STEyENs.
Aditor and Proprietor of the YazOo cny Wing VII
S. B. II. B. .AcK.
Editor Of the Natchez Courier.
BEsANcON q .TALIDAY,
Publishers Of the MssissippiFree racer
JANE HAGAN,
Editor and Proprietor Of the Wick burg Sentinel
VIM. M SMYTH,
Editor and Proprietor ofthe Grand Gulf Adv.
"a. b. q sc. CORWINE,
Edi,ors and PROPRIETOR of the Yazoo Banner.
: GEORGE a. WILSON,
Editor and Proprietor Of the Holy Banner.
Editor Of the Rodney Telegraph
j. NJ DuFFIEtp,
Editor Of Grand Gulf Wing.
VI. B. TEBO,
Editor OF the Fayette Advertiser
NEED &. NEWTON,
Publishers az the Ssntiern Reporter
BAKER 81 CURTIS,
tarsa and Pf9PEstOss q the s: .aqo A5sus
Publisher Of the Southern Scntinel.
Arr As. OF. AR E, q
Publisher Of the Port cibson C2rresPondent.
GEO. r KiGER.
Editor of Gallatii STAR.
WILLIAM II. OLDER
Publisher d the State Rights and RsuoeFalie slon.
Juno 1889.
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-09-24

1854 Prizes formed from the ter
nary combination of seventy five
numbers, and the drawing Of twelve
ballots. making 81 ,525 Tickets.
or No ticket which shall have drawn a
prize Of superior denomination can be emit.
tied to an inferior prize. 50
Of P.izes payable forty days aileI the
drawing, and subject to the usual deductions
of fifteen percent.
OF Scheme approved BY the Commits.
sioaers of Lotteries Of the Statesof MaFyland, /
July 8. 1880. ssssa $50 sas sFss sra
T1cKHTs s20-HALvEs Slo-0UARs
& THRS 46-kxGHTs - SO.
n Packages, Tickets and SNates Tor sale until
the end Of October. Drawing expected on the 5th Of
October. Ofsles rom the country, inclosing money,
win Be strictly attended To- Address
CHARLES A. WELLS.
IorrERr ExcnAneE saOkra, ham sTalev.
August %. 1889 .--.-4w.
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-09-24
7Eoszacs Us
STATE RIGHTS AND DEli0CRATTt UNION.
BY w. M. COLBERT IA co.

rsss aan a - y
Having heen solicited ~ The united rcqufst ,of
the State Rights and Democratic Pariiesof gissis-
sippi, and especiaIy Of this section OF the staie we
have hern prevailed lpou 10 publish n weakly new
spapsr, 10 support that creed OF politics. which The
name we have assumed demonstrates. Firmly pre-
spaded that the liberties, prosPcity, haPpircs and
independence Of south, arc deepy involved in these
moucniols questions, now agiattd thuughout he
Uulon. The period is Ut hdnh, when il behooves
every friend.of the Soth to.avow AM support those
principles ofright and interest, which we solenliy
Iclaim by the charter OF our couederatiou 70 mHiI-
tain the integrity Of the constitution, the purity of
the administration of the general government, and
the sovereign independence, TO which VIC are Untitled
TO as people. fs Ns
The welfare OF the south has been too long neg
lettesl--hrT eFginhl uagnnniniy AMI honor arc fat
sinking into dsTcpvte--our own state is a striking
instance ofths fact, and our supineness well nigh
reduces to northern vassalage, has Iisorganizcd
Icommuniiy at one time eminsntly prospefOus-and
destroyed the means of recovery from embarrassment
for years. v,. -
Such policy has prostrate,i Our energies, lead
us into unwise proect', heaped UPON connpt and
hnnprofftahe corporations: which utmost east sig-
upon the COOL faith aud honor Of the state These
e. rOrs shonld be coTrecte--thc times demand it,
le then resolve 10 rid MS of them, and assume that
enviahle condition We formerly 50 proudly held.
Our mi ht aud means should be exhibited 10 the re-
puhc-it is Just to ourselves, should do il, in or
der to relieve us Of that crcduliy Of dependence,
long habit has engeDdercd among rs,
We hear speak 10 men OF Southern principles, aud
10 those detoted to that original sense of government
under whch the constitution Of this republic was a.
sretd upon and settled. - ~ 1888 ss s.s
Our object is not TO mar the cool feelings Of The
north and sonih. or toshake that amity whichshonM
exist between them, as nation, but merely vnd-
cate those rights are entitled TO- and explain the
constitutional remedies BY which We are protected
We are nnequivocally opposed to a national Bank
Ito the elevation Of Henry Clay, to the Presidency,
which we consider Eould be most destructive BLOW
to the south and stability OF the unon- will alo
oppose that system OF Internal Improvement by the
general government. advocated by the federal party
opposed TO all abuses and extravaganza in the
administration OF public Enthusiastically oppose
20 srPcrfuous revenue, or high Tadf in favor d
"a free and direct trade, with the choice offoreign or
domestic markets, and in all OTHER respects zcalousIy
advocating the doctrine Of tie Republican and State
Rights school, forth in the Virginia and Ken
lucky resolutions of '96 aud '99.
TERMS,
The estate Rights ann Democrtic Unon," stviil
be published at SIS in advance or Sc at the end OF
the year. DO Esr- e
.Yazoo City, Miss. July 90, 1879,
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-09-24
FEMALE SCHOOh.

. MRS. G. P COOK, respectfully annaHnces to
the citizens of Yazoo City, and surrounding country
that she will olen FEMALE SCHOOL, in va.
zoo City. on the 7th ofOctobsr next in some COM
portable room; when due notice will be given.
few young ladies from the country, can procure
board with the teacher il reqnired on reasonable
TERMS OF lTUITION,--Per SESSION Of FIVE
months; photography, Reading, Writing and Arith-
metic, $l5-Englisi, Grammar Geography, Natural
and Moral Philosophy. Modern and Ancient History,
Ecglc, Rhetoric and CompositIon,--$ o.
Yazoo City pit. II, 1899.
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-09-24
Bank Note Table, Corrected Weekly.

Yazoo City, Sept. "a, 1889
Commercial Bank of Manchester, par.
Natchez Banks and branches, do.
Commercial Bank of Rodney, do.
Union Bank of Mississippi, do.
West Feliciana Railroad and Banking Co. do.
Commercial Bank of Columbus, 5per CT. dis.
Bank of Port Gibson, do. do.
Bank of Lexington, 5 do. do.
Bank of Vicksburg, 90 do. do.
RAILROAD Bank of Vicksburg, 40 do. do.
Water Works Bank, Vicksbnrg,4O do. do.
Grand Gulf Bank, % do. do.
Lake Washington and Deer Creek
Railroad Banking Company, DO do. do.
Tombigby Railroad Bank. Co. so do. do.
Citizens Bank of Madison Co. so do. Go.
Brandon Bank, IS do. do.
Benton and Manchester Railroad
Company, 20 do. do.
Holly Springs Real Estate Bank, no sale.
Bank of Grenada, do.
POST NOTES.
Com. Bank Manchester, IL mo 10 pr. c dis.
Do. do. do. 8 mo. par.
Natchez Banks, IL mo. 10 pr. C. dis.
Do. do. dHe in August, par.
Union Bank Of Miss 10 mo. 10 pr. c. dis
Com. Bank of Rodney, II mo 10 pr. c. dis.
Do. do. do. 6 mo. pr. C. dis.
Com. and Railroad Bank,
vicksbnrg, IL mo. so pr. c. dis.
Lexington Bank, II mo. 90 pr. C. dis.
Real Estate, mo. 10 pr. C. dis.
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-09-24
AGENs Y.
WIN. IA. PVGW.
NOTICE..

ETTERS administration having been granted
to the undersigned at the July Gnsi term of the
Probate Court OF Yazoo County. upon The estate Of
Thomas Daniel, deceased-tbose Indebted 10 the es.
tate are requested to make immediate payment.
Those having claims against the estate viii present
them within the time prescribed by law, be forever
barred. WILLIAM E. DANIEL, Admir-.
SARAH w. DANIEL, A6ni'x.
July 30 n