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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-05-25
FoR rHF DENocHar.
W HAT Is HOPE3

WHAT'S HOPE A false star throwing
It's ndience oaour pathway young.
DcIISTc a. The meiear glowing,
Asquickiy INTO darkness flung
Ia hours Of Joy We hail Its ray
And iondly dream twiH have Us never.
We turn 10 q 10 SORROW "a day,
To End i fcl-slas ioreyetl
What is hope Albright RISE booming,
Ateafly morning On its stem,
The lresire0d ar with sweets perluming
And dseked with many dewy gem,
&C gay Il seems. we trust the flower,
VIII hing ouihye the nonn-tiie burning,
Bot all It's dead before tina, hour,
A blossom into ashes turning.
What is hope '-ibe inun,an airy
10 desert lands the irav'ler views,
Which, as he sinks with footsteps weary,
Still on retires as he pursues
The siAlsL N LIES drcary waste,
Some seeming good at distance shining,
10 which The thirsty "uul may haste,
To die in sorrow and repining
WHAT'S hope-tle hope undying,
That sheds halo ronnl the tomb,
On which the humble soul relying,
Finds Joy IN grief and light in gloom =
Oh It's sun Of halow'd ray.
To the sky Of the christian given,
With smiles 10 glad his ,oilsome way,
And safely guide him on 90 heaven.
PAs1LA, Mss I'm n
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-05-25

sIsTERs LoyE.
Mure constant than the evening STAR
Which mildly beams above
Than diadem--oh dearef far,
A sisters gentle love
Brighter than dew.drop on The rose,
Than Natures smile more gay
A living lount which ever flows,
STEPPED in loves purct ray.
Gem Of the hcarll LIES gift divine,
Bcqneathed us from above,
Glad ilcrng ~ afcctoa's shrine
A sisters holy love.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-05-25
COLUMBUS DEMOCRAT
SATURDAY.. NAY a6Isas

Dt4ocRArIc SrarE RI6Hrs NuTISATIoys.
For G0rsraor-A. G.. McNCTf:
For Sec. Of Stefe-BARRY ". BENSON:
For .itllor-AUGUSTUS B. SAUNDERS;
For Trsasarer-SAMCEL CRAIG:
For Cougrs-A. G. BEowS b J. IHoNPs0S.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-05-25

Robbery Of The Express .NoiL-We learn
from the Nashville Union that the Express Mail
was robbed Few days since, near Nlurfreosboro,'
Ien'' and letters taken out of the mail bag, con.
tanning checks and bills 10 very large amount
between one and two hundred thousand dollars.
Gill, the Express rider, has been discovered TO
be the robber; he has been arrested, and dnly
committed for trial. All the money is stated to
have been recovered.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-05-25

IHE BowIE KNIFE, recently started at Gre.
NADIA by Messrs Smith & Need, has been discon.
lnued It will be succeeded by the Southern
Reporter which will be edited solely by VIM.
Need, Esq. and will be devoted to the suppon
OF Gov, MNuit and the principles of democra.
cy' Mr. Need is an able and spirited writer, and
will no doubt do the cause great service. He
possesses every qualification requisite in an Ed.
ltor-taent, industry, and thorough knowledge
OF the typographical art. Success to him
STEAM-BoAr AccIDEYr.-The George Col.
her on her passage up the Mississippi, on the
9th INST. blew up and scaded forty-six persons,
tweniy-six Of whom died the same day.
The Columbus Argus, the Editor of which is
State Rights man, has come out for Mr. Van
Buren,. -.iugUsta (Gd:) Sentinel
Our neighbor denies that he is the man spoken
of here. PrOfossedly State rights man, he vet
goes for Henry Clay and A. L. Bingaman The
former deseFter from the republican fold, and
the latter consistent federalist Of the Hamilto.
nlan stamp What beautiful consistency!
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-05-25

The races this week, over the Iyde-PalN
course, have been well attended, and have, SO laf'
gone off in the best spirit, and with perfect haf
mony. We expect TO receive Tic report Of We
Secretary IN time for our next publication
We see that democratic meeting has PEE
called IN Ponlo,oc county, to nominate candldS's,S,
for the Legislature. That's right. 60 ahsa"
We hope all the Chickasaw counties vii isll'"
the example,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-05-25

MORE SPECIE We learn from the Montgomery
Advertiser of the l7th inst. that the Branch Bank
at that place received on the Tuesday previous,
slrty 'r thousand dollars in specie. This looks en-
couraging.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-05-25

or Our correspondent a Democrat" whose
communication appears in our columns to-day, dis
cusses the history of parties with much clearness
and ability We shall be glad to hear from hin
often.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-05-25

Anew Jersey paper boasts that there are lands
N that State which will no, support three whipoor.
wills 10 the acre. under the highest possible state
Of cultivation. These arc very like the lands in
New Hampshire. which the owners are obliged
10 fence in order to keep their cows from going
On and starving.
Some idea may be formed Of tho immense
.lade ri The northern lakes, from tho fact, that
here were in the port Of Buffalo, on the 22d ult.
steamboats,. most Of them OF the largest class,
lady for The business OF the season.
Tho sale Of ardent spirits to the Indians on the
oniier, has boon prohibited by the Secretary 81
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1839-08-09
THE PRESIDENT.

The President left the city New York on
the afternoon ofthe 9th inst. With regard
to this visit, which has been so universally
proclaimed throughout the land, and which
has called for the commentaries. of every
political journal in the Union, two things
appear to be conceded by impartial obseFV-
ers. That the visit Of Mr.. Van Buren, was
failure, and was, asst was expected, to make
converts to the principles Of the admins
tfation. I'd, That the manner of his recep-
ton, and his addresses to his fellow citizens,
were unbecoming the president of a great
people.
From the entry Of the executive into N.
York to his departure, he appeared in no
other light than as the. distinguished cham.
pion Of d party. He was received and well
coined b. q democratic committee, the
chairman Of which addressed him in per-
feet strain of party adulation. In his reply
the president alluded exclusively to bis
democratic fellow citizens = and expressed
his gratitude to them alone for his reception.
This was exceedingly wrong, for there were
present FIVE thousand military, who had un-
tied with the citizens TO do him honor Of
which majority was doubtless opposed to
his administration, besides vast number OF
persons, members Of both political parties,
whom curiosity to witness the reception of
the executive, had attracted around him..
Under all circumstance e1enl was CEN
sufable-ney more, daiisggacefnl Even Gen.
Jackson, IN The proud and plainly days Of
unchequcred prosperity, never made 50 IN |
conditional party speech TO those who vel
coined him II tie course of bis pfegrina-
tons Mr. Van Bugen knows 30 class. in
the communitY, save bis g pocratic felIoaO
cstizellt. Els reply was triotic, undig
nidsd, and totally unworthy the exalted
statiOn % Which le has been elevated. This
circumstances WILL doubtless, oslats 70 bis
disadran age. loue 81 Who ar not blindlgl
Nodded 70 bis administ lion
Another point that win niurs 1r. VAN
buren,, IS his gent Eeconne ndation Of tie
sssub-treasury. For lie last few months,
this regulated project had been So iEersd %
slumher, and the people began ii imagine
that OR. " Buren, would forbeaT u s. /
scheme, which experience had denonslIa
ted e Be wholly distalslll 70 large ralii0.
Iity Dc the states. Il seems, however tfatl
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..Ihs Democracy of lie Union are now
nearly united IN supper. Of this great mea-
sure, and if not established soon, tbe next
explosion Of the paper system viii Do tie
business. ! look upon the establishment Of
ahe independent Treasury IS an event,
which sooner 81 later must take place, but
i may Be that another suspension must s.
added to the argument before Il can be car
ried.o
let another suspension must il seems he
ADDED 70 The argument, we must have more
aepfeclated currency, more Impeachment
and rum, that coerced and prustrated to the
dust, the people Of this great country may
consent to the establishment of this mon
ssrous system Of the Independent Treasury;
but have an enduring confidence in the
energy and patriotism Of the people, that
buoys me up IN The fond belief, that they
viii ere long signally rebuke and discard
rom their service the dark conspiratofs
against their counsry's welfare, who have
already done 50 much eVil--if however they
should mol, and still continue to keep the
rod with which they have been so grievous-
" smitten, can only sorrow for their de-
graduation and commisserate their destinies.
A CITIZEN.
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III eFt 6aff6ilssS - anncunte r. s. 6. PEns
rfrr. Frd.r. candidate lof tie Once 81 Probate
Jnf4s 81 fazoo county q the Der election.
W ls euthorizgd % Announced JHo. =. bIoeREv
= 3 candidate for che Office q Aeseof pnd COLI
Iecloy 4ezoo counsy, e the neA. elesnon; :,
BIfoRp. candidate ic lhsfA Of tnie county ~
lie neat election.
o-sm We are authorized 50 aunoance GEoaeH
C.eccrrrr. Is candidate foI ls-election % the
Office 81 flobase Clerk 81 lhe next election
1--we ere authorised 70 announce VINE
crNT 5AhEANEw, as q candid late for sheriff Of
Waco county, e The next November cleo
ton,
1--WE are authorised % announce 9. y.
GIBBS, Esq, q & candidate Tor the once OF
Isldge Of Probates Of Fazoo county.
saWe are authorised 70 announce jaws
4. CLARK, Esq, As candidate toTthe once
81 Probate Judge Of YazoO county, q me
next election.
We ere authorseo e anneunss y !. ..-.ts ~
III MouNr, ESQ. as q candidate FOR the Cldes Of
Probate Judge ofthis county a. the next eleeilcn,
&c We are authorised 70 announce THcnts Z.
sLADE, Esq, as q candidate for Clerk q ne Sil-
cult Court Of y azoo county, ~ the next eeciion-
eaWe are authorised 20 announce JAMES ".
Exur. ESQ. as candidate for Sheriff Of YazOo
county, at The ensuing ELECTION.
We are authorised % announce KO-
BERT n. BUCKNER, IS candidate for the
Office Of Chancellor Of the state Of Mississippi
az the next election.
a. We are authorized % announce d.. B. YAM
FrAII, as a candidate Tor the lower House Of the
next Legislature.
nre7~ THB MAKE or NO CANDIDATE, ron Any
OFFICE. WILL BE ANNOUNCED, WITHOUT THE
ORDER BEING ACCOMPANIED BY THE CASH.
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To the Public.

The rights Of editors and publishers or papers
have been too long neglected. Justice will never
be done unless themselves assert their rights
and enforce the most rigid rules, which ia ~
end will be found alike salutary to the public and
beneficial to those engaged ia the press. Pub
fishers Of papers have beenso long imposed snDon
by the community at large, that they are consid-
cred to some extent degraded class Of beings.
when in fact there is no vocation in life 50 honor
able, deserving Of so high considerations produc-
tive of so much good class that exerts So power.
full an influence. It's known to be pFoverbial for
the debtors 20 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 eonduc4
tors Of the press to assert their own rights, and
resolve, severaly and jointly, to bring an putrons
of newspapers under the same obligations that at
tach to other contracts, or always remain ia pov.
eFty 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 II the head
Of their papers, and strictly adhere to them.
Let. No subscription received without payment
IN GdUGRce.
I'd. No subscription received for less than six
months.
Sd. Advance payment will be required f,om
all transient advertisers.
4th. To announce no man for am. hll;na a;thsr
State Or County, without the asspal;ce payment of
9Th, Political circulars charged a. sSvsvt;se.
ments and payment required Is advaiiee.
9th. All Advertisements OF a personal altercs-
n a9 vii 5e Charged double and payment requir-
lib, election tickets win not be printed With
Or order, nor delivered % any person without
8th. An subscribers, without respect % persons
who are delinquenls, on the first q October viii
Be stricken from tie list, and their accounts put
II suit.
The above rules, We, tie undersigned, pledge
ourselves e aelds n iiA,,ts STEVENS
Editor and Proprist6r u ths Yaaoo City Wing.
s. III. B. BLACK.
Editor Of the Natchez Courier.
BESANC0N & HALLIDAY.
Pnblishers of tho Mississippi kree Trader.
Editor ard Proprietor Of the YicksBnTg Sa6tihel.
WIN. III. SNYTHi
Editor and Proprietor of tie GEafd Gulf ADV:
s8. 81 s.. @. CORWINE
Editors and Propfistofs Of Tie Yasoo Banner.
GEORGE Al WILSoNi
Editor b Proptiak6t 81 the Holly springs Banner
TAOMAS BR9YNs
dit5r 81 the 5aley Telegraph.
81 M. uUFEIELD,
Editor Of Grand Gulf w hfg
Editor re EAvetse Advertiser
NEED g TOM
Publishers o tie Slnlh srn 3 eporter.
BAKER q EIyRTIs.
Edition. and Propgistora of the Ssaihsrn Argus.
"a, MOWERS
Publisher g Gas oash srn Sentinel.
Pnblishos of tie PoE, 1ib.en sponasn,.
GEO. r. klGER.
Editor q tllaiin STAR
1850 $500
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outherners to Read.

II .ns piSf know what use is to be made ol
abClitioni.nl Sc - North, by him of "SOasther7
br;nhsnIes.n lst them lsad he following from the
B.ldrofs Chronicle Of 10th June. The Presi'
v.n,. ,,,,,.s Sc domes.ir & and dishOnor, the
rFsr;sI s.sssaocratic,s amaigamator of the Great
rro..;rus seens to fe I'VE great "hOnor" by the
,.5.n,,srpl; reufessn ives ofthe peoples sour
a.r,o...,;. common acil'' will no doubt find
.,o,.,.vf,,i ,iiev n mating to deeds of be-
nevolsnce the abolition letles" IN the Vice
Prssidsnt Of the D. State
Apo1trfoN AND "a UREN1sM AND A
Maxnk1rt rroN.-Ihe nclpator, the organ
Cd q IeI;tionists Sc ew York, whose edi-
tor 81 hsIisrs. g TIC notorious VIM. LLOYD
G.pps.o~. avs the following feeling tribute
oF $500 IS Col. RICHARD NJ. JOHNSON
M ~ pnRRV's Vice President
- o4soRs.-lThe following pFocee-
dine took lee on MONDAY, une ., ~ the
BoaTd az lTnenUf the City OF New York.
ssAldsr Purdy offered a resolution
that vile as Il had always been IN the habit
of ~ cratic repres entatives OF the people
e F. honor on every proper occasion to
-, IGNORED individuals, who had render
al i,nnortanf services to their country; and
wbsrasa. col Richard d.. Johnson, Vice
PRECEDENT of The United States on the occa-
s;on ~ ~ recent visit to this city, had not
been treated with the respect usually accor-
dsd to persons of bis elevated station; that
sconm;ttee 81 three from each Board be APP
pointsd % invite him to visit this city again
and to receive him n manner becoming
that iIlustrious advocate cfciVll and religious
freedom
When Col. johnson was here, on the oc-
casion above referred TO, be took much pains
70 EXPRESS 20 some Of the gentleman Of CO..
lor his deep interest IN the question q lnelr
right ana prospects. as eli he should leave
behind I'm s. death (his two eaughteTs)
were idsntiIisd ii destiny win ITEM. he
also declared that each Of his own slaves
held s deed 81 emancipa hon, and Woz,a ne
sgF serve any but HIMSELF BE introduced
IL eeiorsi visitors g many ofthe public
ch,-aeiers t.af called q Biz lodgings, and
exnre1 g many sentiment highly honoEa-
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ron rHr YAzoo CRY WING.

FOR THE YAZoo CITY WING.
Af. Editor Nothing can. be more inn
portant to the safety of town or city, than
that the citizens should be in possession Of
one or more FIRE engines. 'Tis true our
own petit city has been remarkably fortunate
IN not being visited BY that dreadful calam-
ity--a fre; but we should not rest satisfied
on that account that we shall aeUer expert
ence IFS dire effects There are spirited
young men enough among us to form most
efficient FIRE company, provided the citi-
Zens generally would subscribe a sufficient
amount TO purchase an engine, hose, &c.
/ cannot but imagine that every heart
wolld respond to the call, and every purse
open for the Advancement of so laudable a
purpose. The Inhabitants of Yazoo City are
celebrated for their liberality, let subscrip-
ton list make Its appearance for almost any
LhoRorabtel purpose, and it viii soon COM
mand long row of respectable names, whe-
Their it be Of any interest to the signers or
not-but whatever an Individual subscribes
in this instance, must be of interest to him,
as It will be for the express purpose Of pro-
tecting he opB property. Our city being
principally built Of wood, should FIRE break
out when The wind happens to be blowing
fresh, situated rs we Rop are without an en-
CINE, the destruction Of property would me-
cessarily be immense, even IL the whole
town were not made heap of smoking Tu-
ms. It cannot be expected that the young
men forming FIRE company should, from
their own resources, purchase the engine
and its aeeompaniments; but ] have no
doubt that when once these were put in
their possession, they would pride them
selves IN keeping them in such order as
would render them ready for actual service
at all times and at any moment.
This subject cannot be too seriously con-
templated. Almost every town or village
has its company Of volunteers, which are
ever ready 70 fight the battles of their coun-
try, should Foreign foe invade Its peaceful
shores; bot there IS scarcely any danger Of
such an event taking place. The United
States has become too well fortified by her
millions OF freemen, for any European or
other power to dare attempt an invasion -
A FIRe COMPANY may be needed ere week,
dayoF an hour passes, not only to save
the property but perhaps the lives Of sDme
of our fellow citizens-and certainly there
Is as much honor attached to the members
Of a company Of this description, As there IS
10 those of the volunteers.
Fellow Citizens, take this into considera.
tion.-puvchase an engsae,form Fire
Com66nv aad rest IN safety
RALPHO.
Sine penning the above the estates
Riqhts Democratic Union" has an
nosncs meeting to be held at the Fusi-
leer e House, on Saturday evening,
to the aboe subject
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1839-08-09
London, June IL, 1889.

The following patriotic and sensible remarks
are from late number Of the N. Y. Courier &
Enquirer The Sentiment deserves to be en-.
craven upon the heart and conscience Of every
citizen who feels that THE GOOD OF MS COUNTRY il
paramount to the agfandizemens Of . drilled, sci.
fish, mercenary PARTY,
UNION or THE OPPOSITION. XIV Whatever
"minister may govern said celebrated
English statesman, stWhether factions may
"arise, let the friends ofliberty lay aside the
tsgr0undless distinctions which are employed
s'to amuse and betray them, let them CON
sstinue to coalite, LET them hold fast their in
"tegTity, support with spirit and persever-
s'ence the cause of their country, and they
evil confirm the good, reclaim the bad,
ssvanquish the inconigible, and make the
constitution triumph even over corup-
stion.n
These lessons arc full of wisdom applica-
bic to the present condition Of the great par
~ in opposition to the Federal administers
ton. The result Of the recent election in
VIRGINIA demonstrates, that sincere and
cordial cooperation of the Wines and Cow
sERvATIyEs throughout the Union, will be
adequate to the overthrow Of the corrupt ca
bal now in power at Washington. II Is Fe-
duced to q mathematical certainty that MI.
VAN BUREN cannot be reelected, unless the
parties in opposition are false toeach other
and TO themselves. We must abandon pre-.
JUDGES and paftialities; looking ogIg IS The.
one paramount object of az 90ea citizens
and honest men. We must not suffer our
selves TO be divided By the intrigues Of our
open enemies, nor By The intrigues sc ambi-
tious and aspiring men q our own ranks
Local excitemenls, personal p1sindices iiu-
diVidual piques and passions must Be nesg-a
ed into the great common cause " b mn Sd
ssforgei al feelings saye The on We must
'sTesign 81 passions saVe orr purpose d
ss4UsT nEaoLD 10 onJEcE aAvH oUR coUr-
ttTRxs
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From the New York Wing.
THE GOVERN GI1lT AND THE

Forsix years the Government official has
been indulging 10 The most bitter assaults
upon the integrity and honor Of the Mer-
chants, more particularly of the great CONS
meTcial cities, They haes been represents
ed g 8 SCI q phaYers and sNindlels, degoid
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the adrAi lsation has ii this ma .er, acted
with cl etsFislie dupIicil Not whisper
~ The sub.lreaeny was permitted to be-
bgeathed by is sans during The penden-
cY of tie Virginia selections, because il WIS
well known that that fiscal plan was Tepug-
nantt 10 three tourths Of The voters Ia that
slate. 80 tlie very instant that silence be-
comes no onger a ispensable, the mask IL
dropped and upon The very first public occa-
sion, the PRESIDENT in person, urges The
project more strongly than ever. And %
.whomi L proposeda To the very people,
whom November last, on the merits Of this
financial question, offered the most signal
rsbulse 10 the administration, which il has
It's lot to receive.
These facts taken ia conjunction, render.
IL hiehly probable that Mr.. Van Buren, has
gained little BY his visit to the ''inammoth
citg He has alienated many Of bis most
respectable friends By bis demonstration Of
exclusive party attachment He has quick
ened and enyenomed political luminosity BY
by his obdurate adhesion to thrice rejected
scheme Of finance. We are mistaken, if
New York does not all the fall elections
prove that she will neither be iacoled nor
coerced into the approval Of q system she
has already uncompFom;sihgly reprobated.
NO. Bulletin.
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NOTICE
NOTICE

z ME partnership hes1reto9ors existing be-
= tween r W, Qnackenboss and John
MurdaIugh, has oeen this day dissolved, by
q conSent. John Murdaugh is filiy au-
tnorlzed to close the business Of the late firm,
ana a.. debtors thereto, are requested "a come
or-Rard immediately, ana make payment to
aim. John Mufdaugh win continue 10 oc-
cupy the Office heretofore occupie by Quack-
enboss 4. Murdaugh.
r. w. QUACKENBOSS,
JOHN MURDAUGH.
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Bank Nots Iable, tied weekly.
yAtoo CRY Aueusfo, 1899.
Cdmmerci Bank q 1lsnshsster paE.
Matches 3 ns aud Efanescs, Do
Commercial BaD 81 Rodney, do
Union Bank az Mississippi, do
West Feleciena r. 3oad y Banking CO. do.
Commercial Bank Of Columbus, per ct, do
Bank 81 PORT bson, So 80
Bank Of Lexington, 5 -
Bank, Vicksbufo, so g
Grand Gulf Bank, IS 8 s
R. r. Bank 81 Yieksburg, 20 g
Lake Wilmington & I Ger Creek
80 r. r. Banking Company, 40 81
YombiebyR Banking Co. so s s
Water works Blk. Vicksburg, 40 81 4
Citizens Bank, Madison CO. SO g s =
Brandon Bank, rs
Benton & Manchester r.. R.Co 40 s IS
Holly Springs Real Estate Bank Sale,
Bank Of Grenada, 8
POST NOTES.
Com. Bank Manchester, 12 mo. I0pF dis.
Natchez Banks IL mo 10 Pre- die.
due in Angst. par
Union Bank Of Miss, re mo. 10 per cent die.
Com. Bank Of Rodney, il mo 10 pr dis.
= s ne pr dis.
Com. e r. r Blk 'Vicksburg Il mo so pr G dis.
Lexington Bank, II mo 90 pr dis.
Reel Essass smo lopte de.
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ADVERTISEMENTs
MAIIS.

Summer Arrangements.
UVHE mail arrives every Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday at ii o'clock, "a. NJ, and de-
parts on Wednesday, Friday and Sunday az 3
O'clock, A. M. The mail will be closed on each
day of its arrival At S O'Clock, p. M. The Post
Office will be open every day from 8 o'clock, A.
NJ, until 5o'elock, P. NJ, Sundays excepted.
R. EATON KEYS, P. M.
YazOo City, Augq Att