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GFTO THE AFFLICTED.
DR.. EVANS CAM0MltE g. APERlENT PILLS.
Dr. GOODIES CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.
Or. EVANS SOOTHING SYRUP (for t.,thirg)
or. HUNTS BOTANIC PILLS,

THE GENUINE MEDICINES,
arc sold at. 100 Chatham street, New York and by
the regularly appointed agents throughout the
country. The public are therefore respectfully re-
quested to obtain thea fiom the regular agents on
ly-aS there is dehterious imitation ofthese med.
icines in the market which renders this caution
necessary in order 10 guard tn. public against i'm.
position.
AGENTS.
w. CALLAHAN, Newport R. l.; O. r.
TlNGLEY, Providence ]. Nc INTYRE a. Co.
Pawtucket; BENZ. EARL & Co.. Fall River,
Mass; GIBSON Il STERLING, CT, Barring
ton; S. POWELL, SO CornhiIl Boston; d.
WITEHILL, New Haven, Conn; CANFIELD
4 ROBINS, Hartford.
~ BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS.
~ See also advertisements on The first page.
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MARINE MEMORANDA.

Al Mobile 9Th inst, Schr Hannah, Boss, from
Boston
Al New Orleans 4h inst. Sch'r Export, Gaidner
from this port having iu a gale on the 25ih nit.
lost nearly all her sails, br received no other dam
age.
Schr. North Carolina, Of and from Calais for
This port. with Lumber. cut awav maStS. and re.
ceived some injury by vessels drifting foul of her
in the late gale.
CID at Wilmington y. c. 9Th inst schr Vir-
ginian. Burroughs, Kingston. Jamaica.
Al Havana 9Th inst Brig Boy, Williams, wig.
freight.
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Serious apprehenSions are entertained for the
safety Of Union Line sloop Venus. Adler, winch
Sa'ed from this port for New York, Ilth inst. She
leh Newport ON Saturday. 18th, in co. with Sloops
been heard of her She had valuable cargo.
Pror. .Lourlal.
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Bf ". HALL, AUCT'NR.
ON SATURDAY Ncxt.

oN SATURDAY Next.
hf III O'Clock, 4. N. wiH be sold at Public
hueton. in front the SAbseri5er's store.
new Carpet
new wood Cookstoves
second hand wood Stoves
coal Cookstoves
Grates-l franklin Siovs
? Wooden Clvcks
so hon Tea.Ksttles
20 40 ID. hon Kettles
20 2e ID. do. do
And some Furniture.
ALSO. ON SATURDAY EVENING. N6 o..
clsck will be sold at Public Auction, a large quan
uy OF Crockery Ware Remnants Of Calico. lb. Cal
'eo. Jewelry. Watches, &c. Conditions at sale.
dec is,h. NJ HALL. Auct'nr
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-. On Saturday week the cars passed over the road
from the depo, in New Haven 10 the engine house
in Hartford. On the rer1rn passage the distance
was travelled over, deducting SopPages, in one
ho1r anf forIy-wo minutes. The road was open.
ed to .hr public during the last week.
Great hpprehensions existed on the Canadian
frontier Of Niagara. on Tuesday. tha, there wa. to
b. rising Of the patriots. The British troops
were al nnder arms, bnt no rebels appeared.
Great fe-r> are entertained in Paris that the leg
Of vtn Amburgh which was wounded By the lion
will have TO undergo ampua,on. He was in a
verv precarious state.
Nearly all classes of the population in the Rus
sian capital begin TO regard as inevitable, from
III, inm,n>e armamentS making in all parts of the
empire.
IT,, 1o1Sion Tnreligeneer Of the 2Sth nit SAYS
in Texas.
The commissioners report the number Of steam
vessels British and Irish. at the close of 1893, 10
b, 1O6.
ArrSouion has bs.n introduced into the Ponse
ofthe Georgia Legislature, 10 compel the banks
OF that stale 10 resume specie payments.
The Senate of Virginia has taken recess un-
Ill the 81 Of Jannarr. OF co1rse the el.cton Of
Senator will no, take place before thai time
A lad, fprr,een wears OF age, was recently
brought b.for. the police of Boston and sent 10
the House Of Correction a common drankard
II is inimsted thn, at least e5 600 Can, diars
have engrated 10 the Western states the pas, wear
ss'=--- ,--z- -s-~S-=- ,-ssy.-s-4-.,
BRIGHTON MARKET. Monday, Dec 10Th
(Rppored for the Boston Daily Adv. and Patriot
AT market go Beef Cattle, 1000 Sheep and 400
SWINE.
Pr,ces-Beef Calile-The prices obtained las,
week for like quality we're generally sustained
We quote lst quality 80 a IS; I'd do Sc IS;
30 do 80 a ) IS.
Barrelling Cauie-MeSs S. 80 5 IS, No. S5
Sieep-Los were sold at 81 Gl, IS, . 25, . 80.
262 and275
Swine-Dull. One lot selected to peddle at,3
for Sows and for BarrowS; one lot 10 close al "a
and one at Bic. At retail from to 81.
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HOSIERY.

CHILDREN's Socks. and Misses Hose, Knit.
~ ting " orsied aud Knni'Dg Yarn, sier'no and
NorayiaD Hose, Angola Hose and Socks, Yarn aud
I.alnbswool A hose. Knit Shirts and Dra~srs tlec'
ev Uo.e Lined Cloy... w oolcn Gloves AID Mttens,
eb,ldrens Msuuo q Ioves and Socks Tor sale at
Or,ol JAMES HsMMOsUS.
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NOTICE..

GFW We are requested TO state that there
will be services at the Unitarian Church, ibis
erening, at the usual hour.
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hOCr. g. PHELPS COMPOU ID
~ TOMATO PILLS, the vegetable Remedy ior
diseases srsiHg from Impurities Of the BLOOD )
DyPPsn, Serojvta. and all CHsosIC DIsEIsrs -
also a snbstusa Tor CALOMLL ss [HArHlaTic
"a FLpERs. and all BILIOUS AFFECTIONS.
fT ssls b. RI TAYLOR.
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RGA Way r. Ship Yard.
SILAS II. COTTRELL,

.H WOULD inform the public that he
ENR has RAIL WAY in operation for
rTT3N> hauling up vessels, at his SHIP YARD
E&AN a few rods below the Custom lionrs.
wns,e Inc can always be fon, d in readiness to wait
on those who may favor him with their custom.
The charges are for hauling up and launching
high deck Vessels, twenty cents per ton.
Low deck. twenty-five cents per ton
For laying on the Rail Way-Vessos under ons
hundred tons, 81 per day.
Over one hundred, aud under one hundred ssd
fly, 50 per day.
Over one hundred and 6fty, -.
No charge for stormy days and Sundays.
No Vessel. will be reckoned less than 6iiy tons
June 26
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VHNHE OBLIGATIONS Of the World to the
n Bible-A series of Lectures 10 Young Men.
by Gardiner Spring. Received and for sale by
Dec ISih. w. CALLAHAN
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OLA CERTAIN REM

- EDf Tor Rheumatism. spfsiDs, stdnes- of the
JOIDts, nuubnsss oi the limbs, camp, gOUi, and all
u psiD soreness aud tenderness Of the POINTS
aBd muscles. lew bottles Of the above article. are
for sale by TAiLOa. nov "a
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NOTICE..

nv T. sHEPFIELD respectfully give, mo-
j iics to the Public. that he viii .sll goods OF
any description a. low sny OF h. neighbors. qnaL
ity considered snd deliver them IN any part Of the
tow free Of expense. sept 10
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]. G. SHAW.

VISIT TO AND-PAPA-Or Week al
Newport By Sarah :. Caaoone with ever
81 .ng'T'Ings Of New nor, scenery Juf publi-hed
.ot i0- sab by " CALLAHAN.
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SATURDAY Dec. 2I.
CLEARED.

Schr. Eagle. Wylie. Havana,
Sloop Agent, Pratt, Providence.
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ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS,

ECEIvED THIS DAY. at the Ladfe,
Id Or,,ooientaf flair EHl,orisos, NO. 1j1
Jaamss-street, a lot Of Winter Flowers, among
which are spng.. buucbes. wreans. &c. Also, hi-
teen dozen German Cologne.
Oct 80 j. RtMOND.
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AN EVENING SCHOOL

EOR the instruction OF limited number ofps'
II pills in prscl,eal and ornamep.si wnuss'
Drawing. Arithmetic. ksvigsiion, French. &C.
will be opened on Monday Evening Lsxt a. tns
room forme rsy occupied bs the savings Bank, A.
joining the Rrpabicsn Office. ,.,~
Oct g3d y. ospose
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vpNO FAMILIES, HOTEL KEEPERS,
&c. NC. For HsvoriDg raddings, Pudding
sauce, Cu.isfds, Blanc mango. Cakes, &c. Sc.-
PREsToNs EXTRACT OF LEMON. IL
the most convenient article TINT can be nsed-
gives n perlec ion the del cate favor Of the Lemon
peel. purified from all bitter or rancid qualities
never -pos by age or climate. To be had Of
no, n X. J. TAYLOR.
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LIST OF LETTERS,
REMAINING IN THE POST oYrIcE, NEW
PORT, II. r.

LIZ vi LIZ IEhS,
REMAINING IN THE POST OFFICE, NEW
PORT, n. ..
DECEMBER ID, 1899,
O. Persons calling for them piN please
say odrertised," as th'y are placed in
separate bon.
Armng,on Albert Oluey Knight w
Allen Miss Elizabeth { Perry MIS- Joshua
burgess Capt Johu Payne Mrs .
B"rndridge samnel Potter Miss Rebeccs
Barker Mrs Susan Peckham" :" Eliza
Blodgeu Miss Adelide Robinson John
Crook Alfred Robinson Miss Sarah Ann
Crandali Joseph Rsss Mary
Crocker Joseph Stevens yanrss
Cushing WIN ID Stall Isaac
Crocker Mis- Joseph Suout Mrs nj "
Caldwell Miss Trphosa Scott Nancy
CIandah Esther Simmons Miss fhsbe
Chase Angelino Sly Mis-. Elizabeth
dewey Turner Daniel
Downing Beuj Toulman John D
De, Edward Titus James II
Davis Mrs Hannah NJ Thomp.on Jo.spb
dr'dsn Daniel Thurslon William
frearick Ferdinand C Trip George
ta'ss Naiha"'ei Treay Lonsa p
Z ish MIS- Alice Whitfield Pardon d
oavu Arnold Wilcox Benjamin
Gafi Mrs WiI.on C.oysa
nihh. Miss " Williams James A
nan David Willis Catherine
Howard VIM u Wheeler Miss Sally
liowahd Hazard Wooumausu Hannah
Huntington q X N,nntrrows
,,ehuties MfS a'heiine Peckham Mrs Elizabeth
,i"I"fa Miss Jane L Packham Melinda.
Hazard Jane J,ur.ro,y,
Lowell John Il co..Sanixp
i, NV Nv, 'e,e ,,, " :" Watson Robert II
I,e Ma..s, 'o'e"re IRISH
Wn",". M,. nn,... ~ John Linglay
Moiht Mrs Margaret K -" =" on",'an
Nc l.arep Mrs noi"", necney y
Northup rhebc "'o""e' con"e'
Nonlagc Caroline II. X. CARR, p. M.
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UELEMBEK ID, 1883,
o. Persons calling for them WiH please
say odcertised," as M,y are placed in q
separate bon.
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-10-02
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

We are authorized to announce JAMES
PENNEY, as a candidate for the office
Of Probate Clerk, of Yazoo County, atsthe
next November election.
We are authorized to announce JOHN
IL. BIGGER, Tor the office Of Assessor and
Collector, Of Yazoe County, at the aaxt No
sembeT election.
We are authorized to announce FREDE.
RICK W. WIRELESS, as candidate for
Assessor and Collector, o. Yazoo County, at
the next November election.
We are authorized to announce JUDGE
r C CAMPBELL, as a candidate for
State Senator, at the next November cleo
ton.
We are authorized to announce SIMON
HAGEMAN, as candidate for Clerk ofthe
Circuit Court at the next November election.
We are authorized to announce TTOM.
AS SLADE, as candidate for Clerk of the
Circuit Court, at the next November cleo.
ion.
We are authorized TO announce JAMES
w. EXUM, as candidate for Sheriff, at the
next November election.
We are authorized TO announce PARHAM
BUFORD, as candidate for Sheriff at The
next November election.
We are authorized to announce WI.
LEY w. RICHARDSON, as a candidate
for County Treasurer at the next November
election.
We re authorized to announce @. D.
GIBBS, as candidate for Probate Judge, at
the next November election.
We are authorized to announce WILL M
DFLL4HUNTY, as a candidate for Probate
Judge, at the next November election.
We are authorized toannounce CHARLES
E. MOUNT, as candidate for Probate Judge
at the next November election.
We are authorized to announce JAMES
/. IA. VANCE, as a candidate for Assessor and
Collector of YazoO County.
We ate authorized TO announce DR.. B
YtNDELL, as a candidate for Representa-.
tive, a. tho next November election.
We are authorized to auuounce ANDER
SON HUTCHINSON. as a candidate for the
Office Of Chancellor of the State, al the mex
November election.
VS. are. anthorizedto announce DR.. HEN
RY HOLMES, as a candidate for the State
Senate, at the next November election.
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-10-02
QBITUARY-xA
THE INDEPENDENT TREASURY.

A bill to impose additional duties as depos-
itores upon certain public officers; 10 APP.
point Receivers General of public money,
and 10 regulate the safe keeping, transfer,
and disbursement of the public money OF
the United States.
Be it enacted, &C., That there shall be pre-.
pared and provided, within the new Treasury
building,now erecting at the seat of govern.
men!, suitable and convenient rooms for the
use of the Treasurer OF the United States. his
assistants and clerks, and secure FIRE proof
vaults and safes, for the keeping of the public
money in the possession and under the i'm.
mediate control of the said Treasurer; which
said rooms, vaults, are hereby constituted and
deciaredto be the Treasury Of the u. States.
And the said Treasurer Of the u. States shall
keep all the public moneys which shall come
to his hands in the Treasury Of the u States,
as hereby constituted, until the same is with.
drawn therefrom according to law
Sec. 2. And be it further enacted, That the
Mint Of the United States, in the city Of Phil.
adelphia in the State Of Pennsylvania, and the
branch Mint in the city Of New Orleans, in
the State Of Louisiana, and the vaults and
safes thereof, respectively, shall be places of
deposite and safekeeping Of the pulic mon
eys at those points respectively; and the treas
urer Of the said Mint and branch Mint res.
pectivly. for the time being, shall have the
custody and care Of all public moneys deposit
ed with the same, and shall perform all the
duties required to be performed by them in
reference to the receipt, safekeeping, transfer
and disbursement Of all such moneys, accord.
ing TO the provisions hereinafter contained.
Sec. 3. And be it further enacted. That
there shall be prepared and provided, within
the custom. houses, now erecting in the city
of New York, in the State Of N. York, and
in the city Of Boston, in the Statesof Massa.
chusetts, suitable and convnient rooms for
the use Of the receivers general Of public
moneys, hereinafter directed to be appointed,
at those places, respectfully; and sufficient and
secure fiVe-prOof vaults and safes for the keep
ing Of the public moneys collected and de.
posted with them respectively; and the re-
|ceiveIa general Of public moneys, from time
70 time, appointed Ct those points shall have
the custody and care Ofthe said rooms, vaults
and safes r. pectively, and Of all the public
moneys deposited within the same, and shall
perform ell the duties required q Be perform
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-10-02
FORrIO.N NEWS.
From the N. o. Bulletin of >ept. 90.
THE NEW S FROM EUROPE.

The Great Western has arrived at last,
bringing London and Liverpool dates 10 the
23d Of August. and Bristol to the 18th, being
twenty four days later than previous advices:
The political aspect of the news is cheering
and pacific, so far as any danger is to be ap-
pretended from European difficulties, spring
ing out of the quarrel between Turkey and
Egypt. The Five Great Powers, France and
England leading, have taken the matter in
hand. They will it is surnIsed, arrange the
dispute amicably, and settle on permanent
basis the relations of Turkey to European
nations. What were the terms of the pro
posed adjustment had not Hanspired, except
ing that the Egyptian Pacha would be re.
CURED to restore the Turkish feet. II is
conjectured that the ultimatum Of the Great
Powers will embrace some items not alto.
gethel palatabIe TO Mehemet Ali. For the
purpose of keeping the Egyptian navy in
check. the French and English fleets had
formed junction at 1enetlos in the Medi.
terFanean.
Another tranquilizing feature in the poll
teal news is the suppression of the move
ments among the Chartists. Most of their
ringleaders have been afraingned found e lily
and sentenced to Imprisonment for one or
two wears, leaving the party without head.
The reported marriage Of Queen Victoria
with Prince Albert Francis. second son OF
Ernest, DIXIE Of SAKE Cohourg. was making
considerable noise. The truth of the rumor
is doubted.
The commercial news, taken all together,
NAV be said TO be rather encouraging.
The cotton market had experienced some
improvement. At Liverpool large sales had
been made. both to the trade and for expert,
at advancing rates.
No apprehension was evinced as TO the
solvency Of the Bank of England and the
tTary, the current Of precious metals was se-
ting towards England. Nevertheless, scar
city of money was complained Of.
The prospects Of the harvest are better
than was expected. In France most Of the
grain had heen harvested, and the crops were
remarkably good. The gathering in the
Sonth of England had commenced, and was
considered an average harvest. Uncertainty,
however. still prevailed az to the quality ard
yield of the crops throughout the country.
The prevalence Of wet weather was still com.
planned Of.
The British Parliament was to have been
prorogned by the Queen, in person, on the
9th Of Angus.
The Penny Post act, the act repeating the
usury, laws, and the act providing for the
government of Lower Canada, had received
the Royal assent.
4 The accounts from the continent are fayo
Iabie to peace. and indicate good under.
standing among the great Powers. All ap.
prehensions, therefore, Of war in Europe, OF
disturbances in the East, may for the present
be dismissed.
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-10-02
a CAR ID.

Handbills IN fciTcn;ation throughout she
County, indicate that FRANKLIN DAVIS
conceiVes that ..unmetited injury on pr.
vate feeling and character" has been IN
warrantably inflicted on him, by the au.
thor of an article published in the "Demo.
cratic Union" over the signature Of ARGUS =
The article alu, ed to was scribbled by me,
TO while away an idle moment, and indulge a
jesting vein-and, no dopn would have pas
FED to oblivion, withoul FDfe than exciting
The smile of the few who wosld have read it.
had not Mr.. Davis have taken the angry
course he has done in relation to il.
Iniusace to myself, before the Citizens oil
Yazoo County, Ito whom Mr.. Davis has
thought proper to hand me over TO meet the
punishment which he conceives to be my
due,) ! Eel bound to state, that in pennine
the lines Chat gave offence, had not the re.
hottest ida, nor do yet believe, that such q
testing rlgmarole, would, or could iujure pri-
vste character, or effect party politics. II
said production shall have any effect whatev.
er, il will be justly chargeable to the unne-
cessary excitable course which has been
pursued ia relation to it,-not from any pow.
er the article itself possesses.
ROWLEY S. DULIN.
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-10-02
MISCELLANEOUS.

T1ambitious deceive themselves when
thsf cpose an end to their ambition; for
thar |. when attained, becomes means
Thechief misfostunes that befaIsus ia lie,
can be traced to some vices or follies which
we have committed.
II you would make sober man drunk.
ard, give him a wife that will scoId him every
time he comes home.
The poorest of all household goods are in
dolens females. If wife knows nothing Of
domestic duties beyond the parlor or the
boudoir, she is dangerous partner in these
times of pscuniary uncertainty. So says the
Boston Times.
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-10-02

rights ticket ill succeed there in the cleo.
ton 81 party, theia entire ticket By large
majority -shall republican YazOO lack ener.
81 10 this-the soil upon which the seal Of
union. harmony and concession frst bad its
impress. No we cannot be traitors bur.
selves-ihe cause disproves it-and thenum'
Der Of our host give Us assurance doubly
sure Of oursuccess."
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-10-02
PREF ARATION OF Russia.

"A I6ttef ION 0t.1 FeleIsbuTgn, dated the
1st of August, states by an Imperial Ukase
dated the goth ultimo, new levies to the
amount Of 275,OoO men, were ordered
throughout The Russian Empire. Travellers
from ST. Petersburgh staf war squadron 81
from forty to fifp sail completely equipped
and ready for sea wal. new lying near Com.
stadt. In the capital il was generally thought
to be intended for the Mediterranean. - IB.
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-10-02

A person observed to his friend,
who was learning to take snuff, that
it was wrong to teach ones nose a
bad habit, as q man generally fol-
lowed his nose.
The Rev. DR.. OIin, of Virginia,
n w travelling in Europe has been
elected President of the Wesleyan
University, in the place ofthe Rev.
DIR. Fisk, deceased.
1t is now believed that the popu-
lation of the Union. amounts to
something like seventeen millions.
The POlcs.-The land granted
years ago by Congress to the Po-
lish refugees has never been survey
ed, and so the grantees have never
been put in possession.
n Hint.-The evidence of good
Tavern, a Contemporary remarks, is
its being well supplied with news
papers and periodicals. Let that
fact be remembered. Observation
will confirm the assertion.
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-10-02

0TThe Rev. Washington Ford, will
hold three days meeting in this place,
commencing on Friday the 18th Inst, sew
eral ministers will be in attendance. Place
of worship at the old "Manchester Hall"
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-10-02
FRANCE AND MEXICO.

Intelligence isTeceived BY The Great West.
aern that the treaty between France and
Mexico has been ratified. Much dissatis.
faction was expressed BY The French journals
with The terms q lie treaty, and the opposi
ION were indulging in severe animadver.
sions upon the government, hutit has never
heless been sanctioned.-
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-10-02
Monday the Eth October.

We invite the attendance Of the people Of
YazOo, TO attend the second harangue of Mr.,
Thompson, and We feel confident that he
will be favored BY a large guidance, if we
NAV Judge from the highly noble effort he ex-
hihited at Benton.